A COMPENDIOUS

SYRIAC DICTIONAEY
FOUNDED UPON THE

THESAURUS SYRIACUS
OF

R. PAYNE SMITH, D.D.

EDITED BY

J. PAYNE SMITH
(MRS. MARGOLIOUTH)

HENEY FROWDE, M.A.

PUBUSHER TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
LONDON, EDINBURGH
NEW YORK

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A COMPENDIOUS SYKIAC DICTIONARY

J. PAYNE BMITH
 HENRY FROWDE, M.A.
PUBLISHER TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

LONDON, EDINBURGH

NEW YORK
 A COMPENDIOUS

SYRIAC DICTIONARY

FOUNDED UPON THE

THESAURUS SYRIACUS
OF

R. PAYNE SMITH, D.D.

EDITED BY

J. PAYNE SMITH
(MRS. MARGOLIOUTH)

OXFORD
AT THE CLARENDON PRESS
1903
 OXFORD
PRINTED AT THE CLARENDON PRESS
BY HORACE HART, M.A.
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PREFACE
It was hoped that this abridgement of Dean Payne Smith's Thesaurus
than the last part of
Syriacus would have appeared together with or earlier

that work. I deeply regret the long delay, due chiefly to my father'a death in

1895, and to the consequent necessity

of laying aside my own papers, in order

conjunction with D. S. Margoliouth, at the completion of the greater

to labour, in

work.
pleasure to offer grateful acknowledgement to various kind helpers
It is a
beginning;
to my old friend, Dr. Neubauer, for encouragement from the
valued
Dean Maclean for their extreme patience and
to M. Rubens Duval and to

Those of the first part were also revised by

kindness in reading all the proofs.
my father, and most of the latter portions by my husband.

of the Press also, and Mr. Doble in particular,

I wish to thank the Delegates
for unfailing consideration, and Mr. Pembrey for unstinted pains and many
suggestions.

ARRANGEMENT

this abridgement is meant chiefly for beginners I thought alphabetical

As
the more because ideas of scientific
rather than scientific order to be preferred,
all

arrangement vary.
are placed with passive participles under the Peal
Participial adjectives
difficulty of distinguishing one from the other, also
conjugation because of the
and substantival uses of these forms slide into
because the verbal, adjectival,

each other.
English translation is given to more than one conjugation
When the same
that the Pael meaning is intensive, that the
of a verb, it will be understood
and the Ethpaal of frequent or repeated action.
Ethpeel is'used of a single action
unless in use, and only a few proper nouns;
I do not give Greek words
word has the same form as a Greek word
exceptions are when a true Syriac
vi PREFACE
or as a proper noun, in such eases I have put the Greek or the name to

avoid any possible confusion. Also proper nouns when an adjective is derived

from them.
I include true Syriac worda from the native Lexica even when examples
have not yet been found in use. These are usually marked 'Lexx., BA.,
or BB.'

I have only in a few instances given East-Syrian forms, for the differences
consist chiefly in pronunciation. Note, however, the E-Syr. use of , Zkp,
for W-Syr. L, a) before o, e.g. in Paels of <x*. verbs, E-Syr. jX, W-Syr. *;
v
b) with the final Alep of foreign words, /', W-Syr. } , and often elsewhere in
foreign words. But in Greek words E-Syr. writes 6, W-Syr. cui.
Pe, , in E-Syr. is hard except in a diphthong, as j_, au, and then has
the form <a.

The Unea occultans which in W-Syr. is usually below the consonant, in E-Syr.
is placed above, while a short line below signifies a half-vowel.

JE8SIE PAYNE MARGOLIOUTH,

Oxford,
September 2, 1902.
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ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS

abbrev. . abbreviated form. esp. . especially.

abs., absoL the absolute state, abso- E-Syr. East-Syrian.

lutely. Ethpa. Ethpaal conjugation.
ace. accusative case. Ethpe. Ethpeel conjugation.
act. active. EXTAPH. Ettaphal conjugation.
adj. . adjective. f., fem. feminine gender.
adv. . adverb, adverbial. fut. . future.

alchem. aceording to alchemists. gen. . . . gender.

anom. anomalously. geom., geomet. geometrical.
Aph. . Aphel coBJugation. Germ. . . in German.
apoc. . apocopated form. Gr. . . . Greek.
Ar., Arab. Arabic. gram. in grammar.
arith. . in arithmetic. Heb. Hebrew.
astroL in astrology. Hex. in the Hexapla version of

astron. in astronomy. the O. T.

BA., BB. see Lexx. mp., xmper. imperative,

botan. botanically. impers. . impersonal.

B.V.M. the Blessed Virgin Maxy. ndef. indefinitely.

c; corn. gen. common gender. nf. . . infinitive.

c . . confer, compare. interj. inteijection.

Chald. Chaldee. nterrog. interrogative.

chem. in chemistry. intr., intrans intransitive.

col. column. irreg. . . irregular.

coli-, collect collectively, collective noun. Jac. . . Jacobite, following the teach-

comp.; compos * * compound ; in composition. ing of the Monophysite

conj. . conjugation. Jacobus Baradaeus.

constr. st. construct state, Lat. Latin.

contr. contracted, contraction. Lexx. various Syriac Lexica; the

dat. dative case. two chief compilers of

denom. denominative. these are Jesus Bar-Aii,

deriv. . ,
derived, derivative, deriva- end of ninth century, and
tion. Bar-Bahlul, a native of

dial. . . dialect. Tirhan, middle of the

dim., di ruin. diminutive, tenth century, the latter's

eccl., eccles. ecclesiastically. lexicon is the fullest, it

ellipt. elliptically. has been edited by

emph. in the emphatic etate. R. Duval, Paris.
Eshtaphal conjugation. literally.
E8BTAPH. lit.
Vili ABBKEVIATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS

lit., liturg. . - liturgically. prob probably.

log., logic. . in logic. pron pronoun, pronominal.
m., mase. . masculine gender. prop. .... properly.
med in medicine. refl reflexive.

met., metaph. . metaphorically. qbL, reiat. . . relative.

milit in military use. rit ritual, ritually.

Nasar. . . . Nasaraean (Mandaic, Sa- rt root.

baean). s., sing. . . . singular number.

Nest Nestorian. Shaph. . . . Shaphel conjugation.
PP opposite, opposed to. st state.

Pa Pael conjugation. subst substantive.

p., part. . . . participle, participial. suff. .... suffix.

pass passive. Syr. .... Syriac.

Fe. . , . . Peal conjugation. Tacrit, Tekrit or
|
a city on the Tigris.
perh perhaps. Tagrit
Pers. .... Persian, theol. . . . . theologically,
pers person, personal. Tirhan . . a district East of the Tigris*
Pesh. .... in the Peshitta version. tr., trans. . . transitxve.
pi plural. Turk. # . . Turkish.
pr. n. . . . . proper noun. vernac. , . vernacular.
PreP preposition. W-Syr. , . . West-Syrian.
pre present. * denotes that a root is not found in the Peal
pre preterite. conjugation.
 the first with a double consonant, as \*imS>(r &nt

} Alep or Olaph .a^?' or aift

letter in the Syriac alphabet, used as the car- J1^J( (TTokrj.

with prefixed the ordinal, often represents the Hebrew n as in the

dinal numeral i ; ? I

the first; with a point beneath l it stands Aphel, which is equivalent to

causative conj.
which
for 1,000 ; with a line beneath [ 10,000 with ; the Heb. Hiphil, and the Ethpaal,

two points beneath [ 10,000,000. answers to Heb. Hithpael. In Syriac it

instances
a con- power as often interchanges with o. or . See
1 has in Syriac very little
letters for
vowel is in verbs having either of these
sonant, and when iniial without a
initials.
not pronounced. It is then in forraing a
breeze.
u>ircom. gen. tip, air,
compound thrown away, as in *J, *j&; it is jl^'pl.
as \%J fem. of )JC adj. airy,
lost also in coramon words such Hfft WJtfvL m. H, f-

L.r and frequently in the imperative of \& aerial, of the air, volatile.

%, from jlVX?! Medial Olaph

verbs, as ]
JjjJ^same as U'Jf-
when preceded by a
also frequently dieappears
vowel, e. g. o?' sometimes **?' m. August, U &!' the
consonant which can support the
month Ab, the month of August.
o& 3 T for ?> /*In **J words
*\l for t Wpl. Jurnd jL'^'irreg.; with
whether be retained or not, ofi
it is indiferent }
before other suffixes
pron. suff. 1 pers.W,
and Pael pts. of \& verbs are
Aphel participles
in the sing. it takes the forra t in &f
the pi.
commonly found written either way. ( is
progemlor, forefatfor,
SJ?VL father, parent,
as an iniial ia nominal forma-
often used eccl. a monk, abbot, or
\tma?+* t apatriarch;
1

beginning with a weak letter or a sibi-

tions sphitual faihers,
bishop, )ZL*I Wr>r
lant, as \tfm from &
J^'from
MSS. and in the Jerusalem dialect it is
old
very
Vf i* JBsir
J^fOur
bishops, )tif&K
Father, Le. the Lord's
Prayer,
W ** P^-iarch.
tJie
stronger consonanta. It
frequent even before
Paternoster, in full f vc^>lt l^^j
is generally found in
Greek words beginning
B
 also a title of reverence, e.g. applied to a f&BBBtt of *+*j } to rnaJce bar/c,
y
patron saint. Metaph. a founder or inventar )Ko+J>} rt, ^/. f. loss, abandonment,
of arts, custonis, heresies ; an originaiing prin- depravity : with suff. i pers. sing. often used

cipie. DeHIVATIVES, Jtoo^f !"**(, ,

kAX=f
by Syriac writers as an expreesion of humility,
\&r a^d u&r pi. u>r, u?r &&& tfj$i 4*ioUS)J i*So seeh for me who am lost, ycu

E-Syr. A^er .Aa^rt. Chald. to grow up) m. wto^Sj) ftave pity on my lost condition.
y
<fo produce of the earth, esp, fruit; \ i . \ ..+f ]i^\.^ Tt%^s^ f, mouming, sorrow,

U>I jfrw'e fow*. Cognate wohds, ^as/ esp. for sin, hence penitente, the ascetic life,

and U^ot. jlo^S? jiokolT the conflicte of thy life of

J( fut. J>)J, act. part, *W, eniph. and fem. penitence, \t&\\ JJa^J^*' his solitary

)W, pass. pari Ii/' Ut**?* pL ro. life of penance was ended*
)P-=/>
f_, f. j!s~-, ^o perish, corne to nought, fall to Jai^'pl. \!L m. a cock; the usual word is

decay; to be lost; \ofco/ **$>/' *=>fio 2/e sAa&

utterly perish: with *^& fo fo deprived of, miss, ^*Sft %*/>
%^l' Pe, only pass. part.
Pass. part. strayed, gone astray;
lose. 7os,
J^S^r pl. m. i, mouming,
)!-, f. Jl&i..
perislied, perisMng ; US! *+2>]*distracted 7
out of
bewailvng, lamenting; a mou/rner, hence an
M$ mind ; with ^J deprived of, lacking; f. pi.
anehorite, monJc, nun, as leavng the word to
Zos things or property. Aph. ^Ao^to 5rw^ Ethpb.%^11/
hewail their sins. to marni,
io nought, do away with, cause to cease; to
esp. for the deadj bewail, wiace latnervtation
lose, waste, destroy, say: with ^& to ca$ owi Derivatives, IU/, Jlc**^ MS>s/,
or atca^. Derivatives, Jjj>?, Jif=>/> Jlo^/,
^^(, )|^( pl. Jliif rt. ^s/. m. mouming,
lamentation for the dead; a sorrow, cause of
Ut=>( , *t*( with o prefixed. a) a??&e, &fe,
sorrow, clamity^ ^o, JLil . > .^'^ ^r 1 *^ * -

Jtn* Z}i lifce children. b) continually,

rnany different misfortunes befel them.
^Za]a tir it without intermission.
*f+3\
Kf&ft HCJUTfL m. H, f. j^. adj.
\jW* Uf=>( rt. +2>(. m. loss, perdition, de-
rt. ^^/. mournful, of mourning.
ruin; \ji=>(+& a son of perdition
struction,
\lsSJ>( pl. lis^a/ Ar. f. a Aer^, drove,
one who is ruined, ho2>dess, abandoned.
properly of camels.
JifW pl. jlf xi, **(. f. a Zoss, a Zosi /tm<7.
; U( eom. gen. a stone; the common word
%.ooo/ Ar. aud Pers. = Syr. )Lo Jwm-
n Heb. for stone, but rare in Syr. jf *J> ;
-T^ r
^;erws sabina, dwarf savin. r
AaiZ ston^y \SJ^f \l*} a mn-dial.
Jiooi>r from o?* f. fatherhood, often used
*aiL{,
%wU^( or bflacL^^a Graecised form of
with suff. 2 pers. as a title of reverence of y
\J>} Abba, Father; an abbot; see \k}*
priests, bishops, and patriarchs, ^ic^ =
Tlm, Father. **&l
r
kmm of ^w
; to bring forth, cause

Urnii
r
WW
*L m. Jl, f. jfc adj.
from o? fatherly, paternal, from a juther, of
.
to sp-ing forth, abound.
r
ls( m*jiM dust or sand, such as the wind
his forefathers, patriarchal; ]&Q^'Jlol*fo whirls along.

inherited eminence. )i*i m. lead.

m&KiL&rjpL &<&rm, ji^^rpi. jt- JWm. afeatherj usually pl. J^ljftodta*,

f. see JJ><\ a reed,finte7 pipe, a channel, canal wtngs,pinims, ^m^a? }h>fexpandedwings;
Jlar pl. Jtd^( m, a) a brichlayer' s rute, l^oif \h>Vthe wings of the wind.
9
a mason 8 trowel, b) a pole armed wth an iron \l&( a rush, reed-grass,
goad at one end and at the other an iron blade y
*^/ or ^^^Aphel of ^Jo; o do ew7;
to scrape off anything adhering to the plough-
share. c) a waUrpipe, canal, duet.
with ^ o 6e or efo ^or^e Aaw.
 :;
;

jf^j and
foetida.
M^j laaerpitium, fenda, asa
W; P ass * P^rt -^* JI4J' JLV^JT pt. m.
-* ? 1_ , f. Jl&L. fo Aire ; with o of the wage
*HsJ Aphel of ok^ ; to shine; to watt for with ^& againsi an enemy ; with ^ and a
the morning lighL pers. pron . expresses personal advantage,
r r JLL o ic^ajj?
<*&*J1 K^J ov iii? H^J pL -
\xl\ osL
to hire forces on his side;

m. aycoydr, a watercourse, canal, an aqueduct;

to bribe,
^J he suhorned thejudge.
metapb. a stream, J^?f l^P**^* sireams of
Pass. part. m, an iireling, a hired servant;
f.emph. wioney received on engaging in service
blood. }

earnesi money, Handgeld. Ethpe. i^XTio

\W ^*^k P-^ ^ m "y^^s a frea ofsldll
5 *
be hired, to hire oneself vtith. o of the wage.
or strength, a contest, struggle, jJct^J^o.
9 r Pa. and Ethpa. same as Pe. and Ethpe. Aph.
yoL l&e^ wrestled together, Uc^i? )
Jj j*
*^f to hire out, receive hire, -^oi? oo*
a champion; see i^xl/. Metaph. a mental
ov^J? * cuo he (Judas) who took> an&they who
struggle, perplexity ; ascetic iraining, the
gave the hire. Dehivatives, j;^/, J^o^^J-
ascetic life, Jj/ &sL jJdU^ $e discipline
which I praclise. 4^ WV- )~ rt *W' m,a wa9
J > - e> fe e >fare >

^
hire, rewa/rd; )t^J )li a contractor, paymaster.
J^2q-Jcl^ pi. J^ m. aya>vL<TTT}$, one who
strives, a wrestler. jl^J pi. i-, rt. perh. 4^ to stretch out, ra.
a roof house-top, tJie top of an altar; )U^ ^
Jc^^the form of i pers. sing. fut. of three
pi. \t^J +J* a demon- of lunacy, hence with
verbs, a) io^Y from td to hire; b) io^j
? preceding a lunatic; %.^J *^>?o JwJi-I?
frora *a^$o commit adultery; c) itt^j from
demoniacs and lunaiics. The name is derived
from a custom of worshipping these demons
Jc^j'pl. . rt. ;^7. m. one Jio AVes.
on the flat roofs of houses; they were supposed
y
|^D>a^j pL J_ m. aypos,a jfeZci, ZancZ, a to have more influence at the beginning and
hosjntal; an estate, a farm; a village. An end of a month.
J^cio^a/^ 3 l&rger than a JJoIslo, smaller than
m^4i^and J^i4??^pt- Assyrio-Babylonian
a ]^Uj2.
corrupted from the Chald., Dan. iii, 2, 3
Ji^^also spelt HJ^/I U^cy ete. chief judges.
Egyptian.

JlVU^^rt. ;^/. f. hiring, hired service.

io^ to.

J^^oftener J**i^ m. ice,frost.

J^APHEL of io grow deaf
^J ;

J^aa^^pl. ]Z~ m. a pool, standing water; a J^jjOJi m. a portable stove.

reed, esp. the Egyptian papyrus.

JJoV or )loif* palm, fibre, ilie fibrous invo-
Jj a^i^/ or \j Q^a,^. [, see Jj aaa^o*, ^e/Aw^ lucre of the pahn-tree.
a prefect
Wflepidiwm latifolium, pepperwort.
^T/^Aphel of ^1%^; o a6/cZe or rest upon, &c.
JlS^?/* f. minium.
Jj^/^pl. JI~ f. a ?ar#e &<>u>Z or wine vessel;
J&&?' or )1^^/ f. pi. double doors, a door
a waterpot ; the crater of a volcano ; the capital
ivith ttoo leaves orjlaps.
of a pili ar; the base of a vessel; J&qo ? \*J*
f^Heb. m. Adam, man; ipf|? JAx^ the
the cup of knovdedge.
y
^m-^; or seat
human race; JJLoi fW thejlrst man.
j&^J Aphel, see to recline
o/^ denom. verb Aphel conj. from ip?;
at table.

^J with Qushoi, Aphel

to watt: with J*o* o 6e
of ^
patimi.
; o lengthen;

*ywith
tofetch blood, &c.

uo)j/^uaai?^^Q?^n. Mfias, adamant.

P

Rukokh, Pael of *^. )^D?/ E-Syr. j^/^f. earth, soil

Jjfcoo?/' earthly.
'

^^"fui io^JJ, imper. *o*^/, act. part. %^[ ,

B 2
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JUl^aD?/' earthy, made ofearth. )'& wUd fruits; U?/ <***> ^* f f

ruit ul

pastures. Hence are derived the two followmg:

U ? rpl.^( !^( Irarely)^ ? randjl^tr
, ,

wrf or specie*,
anything which stands JliitJ'pL - adj. ajter to
f. the ear; a fish's gils;
special, esseniial.
out, as a handle, apromontory, a bay of the sea. f

}Lcuii?/ pecjfa property, fashion.

f.
uD^part. *>lx>, )i**> Apbel of a>?; to

Jme& fo 2>i#ces. Jnr^teij. of derision, *#*/ Aa-Aa/

/ or (^<m/ perh. Pers. a crocodih.
ni* )?rpl. m, a threshingfioor, granary,
hence to which is on tliefioor; \$ f/ o&l *732/ ^k^Apiiel of^o>; <o ^en^6, with o.
carried away the threshing-floors, i.e. ifo corn J/'Aphel of to harm, irritate. ;

/n>m Ae ihreshing-Jloor, J5?/ oJ>o(they set r

6? the point distinguishes it from the
ol,
fire to the threshing-floors, i.e. o fo cor awd!
P
interj, of, o/ . a) disjunct, partide, or 9 either;
straw; jfcuuZ^f Jf?/ farms near a town. oF oF eitheror, if or no. b) sometimes used
$\}\ )f^iex, the prickly evergreen oah. for emphasis, also, yea, orrather, the rather. c) n-

fl' m. Adar, the seventh month of the terrog.particle,notalwaysexpressedinEnglish,

Syrian year, answeriog nearly to March with and usually having negative force, whther,
us. Deriv, Pers. from Adhar, the god of fire, } ^v S o} rlest: in comparison ikan, rather than.
to whom this month was dedicated, 5^' interj., expressing the vocative, and
wonder, grief, reproof; 0! Oh/ often with
Jjc?/ Pers. m. an inner room, a bedroom;
\J^LL JJci >( an upper storey. ^ of the person or thing.

o/ interj. Oh! woel alas!

\oi 9? pi. \L-ftre altar, probably Pers. ; see jij.
]o} root-meaning in Heb. and Ar., a) to
j^JulfrpL JlL. deriv. Pers. m. a ta#or, maker
turn towards a place, to stay anywhere, hence
or rnender of clothes.
are derived Jlioo/, jjool, JjoI; b) to turn
J^alft/'m. di>8piai/ra5 a slatue, likeness.
towards any one with affection, hence to be on
uoi?( dpKt}, tJie salt crust on reeds in marshy
friendly terms, in hwrmony with any one.
places.
Pe. only act. part. }o( , emph. and fem. ]^o(,
<*?/* Pa, ^j^act. part. JX?)Jo and *.?&. emph,
fem. irreg. l&o/*; pi. m. ^*o^, |Io^or
ft) 6e careless, disregardful, to neglect; to stop
]^6( y f. \%J>&( agreeing, in concord, of one
the ears to be silent; hence is derived mind
;
or vnU 9 ]}&6{ JioL^
united, friends;
Mtf m. negligence, indijference. letters agreeing in soxmdi=rhyming ; jiQg^
tffcrf , JX?( i m. perhaps from etSoy,
pi. *!, |io( U^5>,^\ Jl5C^i9 the Pschitta agreeswith
a sor, Km?, 82>ecies; pi. of many kinds, nari- the Hebrew text; ]lo( Ji^ a mrmonious voice;
ous, ***<?( "^o? o/ a# sorts; race, kindred, \So( |mUA> > a like opinion. Ethpe, c*o{i{
character, )JUj/ \JLil* the human race; U^ti* to agree, make alliance ^.3 jx& with any
)j^.\.^f sjtyZe of expresei on in speech or one. Pa, 5F inf. c^^, part. )o\x> for
writing; jLooi J )o|^d to unite, reconcile, aly. Ethpa. ^oli^
dignity of his character rendered him worthy to make alliance, join, agree, consent, c<mspire;

of so dignified an office; ^ ctZff* *JLL JJ Jte to be reconciled ; to be

a follower off belong to
was nat tlie kind of man, he was unfit for. thepaHy of; construed with ja of the person,
A mode, way, form; the form of administration or witli^ of a party or side with <*&. or i :

of baptism, chrism, &c., the form of words !?* together, to each other. Debivatives,
used opp. Doo* or Jla^jso the material, the
elements, the water, oii, &c., e.g. bread and (' n t sed in Pe., is the same as several
wine are the JloNo of the Holy Eucharist, mimetic roots in Heb. meaning first, to breathe
the words of Christ are the i-*.?/. Fruit orpant after, and hence to be eag&r, to deire;
ellipt. for Jjjl? \jL'ifthe diferent kinds of see ojl. Ethpa. ool/tlie same as cJUlf
?
imit according to the seasons of the year, \Zi} and o^U to deire greally, Iove fervently.
 ^ !

AorAPHKL Of a}. *e Maphrian of Tagrit; a jyosmsion, esp. of

yojoaof and \oU>f <x) cichorivm sihestre, laud, district, territory, hingdom, realm, empire.

dchonum intybus, wild chicory ; b) leontodon )lp^

JtV-o? or JL'j:^^ pi.
v^oV oftener
taraxacum, dandelion. rt. **/. f. that which is h&pt close, esp. a dark
\+!>of & $ia (Duval). Alas, woe to theel with saying, a riddle } enigma, proverb.

^so and pers. pron. *%&( Aphel of^*** *; to become enfeebled,

\so( Aphel of ^a* ; to lead, bring> bring to be unable, &c.
forth. ;^o^Aphel of i**j ; see below.
*^Aphel of jk?u> ; to dry up, wither tr.
Jl^o( lilium agreste.
\^o( or K4^( a) rhus coriaria, the sumac jj^o/ or Jj^o/ pi. - m. veieranus, the
tree; b) ocyimtm basiliscum, basil. chief men of a city, nobles*
J^F Aphel of )^ imper. Y^\ \ t0 drive
t#oc Ar. ajackal.
away, send off.
wo/ interj, to caii attenton or to express
i^^ Aphel of i^J; see above. grief or threatening, Ho ! Oh
m. a brandy firebrand, hence r
J?/ pi. \Zm ]uo/ see )o^. kJJ^Wadv. unanifnously,
a stichfor stirring the fire, an oven rake; J?/ with one accord altogether harmoniously.
9 }

}-D;Joe a charred stick; * 11'? ]?/ a smohing

o*o^ jlcuo^ rt. )/. f. concord, accord,
brand.
unity, wmnimUy, Imrmony^ agreement; ] t a* o M>
^fo/^denom. verb Aphel from Z>
conj, to
m agreement, in concord; )La*0{ )m*a w<
cortfess, believe, praise, &c. ; see under **.
pne consent; jicuof JJ discord.
**Jof* Aphel of ^** ; to make known, &c. J^Ido^=1jJ^ oi that is to say> or, i.e. as,

o*/ interj, usually of sorrow, sometiines of as aho. It is constantly used in lexicons

wonder or joy, Ah! Oh! Alas! used alone or when a word is explained by a synonym in
with^fc., ^> or^. the same language.

kfoo/, ttl&i or )j)o m. a lawr generally %2orAPHEL of%o/; see below.

of stone, a font, )^; c^N^

? Ulo/ the ba?p- 5
Jlopi rt.'^so?. m.food, gorging; that which
tisraal laver. has been devoured or gorged.
Jjoo^or Uo^constr. st, yo/'pl. - m. rt. go/ rt%/.
jl fcSfc f- gangrene, an eating sore.
jo/*. a lodging, an inn hence an abode, y
iSo/^APHEL of jxo^ ; see below.
habitation, dwelling-place, mansion; m?(
|Jjofcs^. storehouses, store-rooms. Often me-
^o7 IfM? pi. m. H, f. IC rt.

xo/. adj. &Zac^, mnburnt; metaph. obscure;

taph. of heavea, probably in allusion to John
J&oaio/ Uoi
xiv. 2, 23;
r s^that ?^^$ tfUtthe Looo/ )L\a^. rfar^ sayings;
joor, Nubian;
2>ass not away; tbe a stormy wind; a we</?-o, subst.
heavenly habitations
r
t& *U& wiade thee to the races of mankind are, ^iLoo? 6kc^ =
Holy Spirit \j*zl
be Jiis habitation; om 6( ]L<^ the oody the ffamites, Jjo2 toA*e = Japhetites, or Jjft***-

mansion of the soni.

olive-Golowed = Semites. PI. m. &Zac^ garments
worn by Abassides and judges, and by others for
.sorAFHEL of .3 W, to lend, esp. at intereet.
mourning, J^o/ ypTiNT theyshall wear black.
>*1* Aphel of -*/; eee below.
dark colour
W&mij rt. jxs/. f. blackness,

>$l HI*} pi. > rt r' m g - a ra^'

of the skin.
Acta, toyiw^ AoW, J^J v-o/ b )*< U couU
j^oo/ a pack-saddle.
power,
not be laid hold of, held in the h-and; m. care, anxiety.
political power,
Jui} U4oo^ s
rt. 02^/.
force of the wind, sea, &c. ;
evxapfrTia, thanks-
j t*! U-i **& * . ***" Jl^xa^^o/; lfra>!oo7
jurisdiclion, fc-
^f*f
jurisdiclion giving, esp. </*e thanksgiving at that part of the
twelve dioceees were wwder Ifa of
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6 KUttSOr^

rately; raetaph. craftily; fcsJU-^o/ igno-

baptismal office wkm the chrism is consecrated, (|

hence the baptismal anointing; the eucharist, rantly,

the sacrament of the Lord's si/p2?er,

1
hence the
host9 the consecrated bread, ^ja^o } m^\ ^a rt. W. f. *', era//!; workmanship, sMU;
U^jaw^o/ he sets dovm the chalice and takes ariifice, craftiness, guile; pi. mgines of war
the eucharistic bread, \+&ttuiOQ{*% *a-^*-o U-i> Lat&o/ the art of war ; \t<Lm\\ jtUub(
the Holy Spirit broods over the eucharistic )L'cuW
}t^? <A healing art> medieine.
elements. abhemy,
JfcU>, JJLi-^? ji'olco/ or abs.
^o^Aphel of X; to beget, procreate; *i^5 o/
chemistry, JicUL&o
9
w4 an lchemid, chemtst;
to help or cause to bring fortlu
afellow-craftsman; JL'aLaco/
\So( m. pL bams, shelters. by
6y ari/ Jl'oi^J? ItWAolai byfahe art$,

< ciikO(,
!s
^t^wo^ or jG^cf lignum aloes, a deceitful artifice; )?? Jl^aiuio^ iAe &e7 o/*
lign-aloes. devils.

Ud^o?"or UXo^and U&fm. and f.

m&H f. UL pi. H, JJ^L, rt. /. adj.
avk&Py a valley, open land or a hroad valley o/ or belonging to any art or handiwork, formed
between motmtain ranges ; o^cu^ov? Jlfc*)^ by art, cunningly wrought, workmanlike, sMU
Jier pleasant valleys, happy fidds. ful: used with^ or o, JwM> Jboo/ skilled

JwJcu^kOf a lowlander, an inhabitani of husbandmen.

valley or plain. )&sooi pi. \&P{, ^40?, It'o/, j^iaoo/
jfcC*iko/ pi. JfcL- rfc. Jl/. f. lament, lamenta- rfc. ( corn. gen. a) race, nation, people, +Z$
tion, wailing, mourning, esp. for the dead. ]&cQ( a prime or chief; b) a class, gmus.
Jj^*io( j9ico the Lamentations of Jeremiahj
%Q(, \p} interj, of calling, imploring, sorrow,
)h^*Q{ kA^Lo cries of sorrow. remonstrance, exclamation or admiration.
or the aloe.
y(* Mo?^; see )uioo/ above.
yJ^*o(, )u!iko/ pi. JIl rfc. *^m . m. W/arro^-
yo( abbreviation for J*cuo( ?
s. and pi. o#.
*$, Jj-^{j JjJJ a narroiv well; hence, a)
a strait, necessity, distress, calamity, mffering,
)lil^o/ f. JfcLl pi. )L, jfciL. Gr. adj. of
illness; .Liko/^rLa JL&t deeply afflicted,
the gospels, evangelical, ^\^o/ ^ccaj <e
jJ.Xo(? ]xa) a time of calamity, \jjLm& ta \2^L^o} jJoc^ gospel
o/ Ae gospels,

jjliskoij 5r<2 of affliction; ^/^plSo/ precepte, Jfc^X^oD^oo ^e toZ^nfo po/E^n o/

7*g prolonged mjfering8 of the martyrs
m <Ae gospels.
\CcjJ^q( & ooo *J^&fcs& &y found V^rfWpL Jl^-Sfand VeL^tr
relief from thtir afflictiom. b) a being shut m. eyayyeXtoi; (the Syriac word for gospel is
?
up closely, a siege, restraint. JJjXo/ ^ JJ? ]l ^x) 3 the gospel, a copy ofthegospel}X Q^^^ o/
wiihout compulsion=willingly, freely. )^*ioJJ jf^wi, ^/te ^o^eZ w w harmony toiih the

Jj&of or Uo/ sowr buttermilh law, JIjochI lS**2>? yCuX^o/ the gos])el aceord-
ing to the Hebrews.
uQf ApheIi of Jc*u ; fo 6wk2 5y oa^,
adjure, &c.

^*>o(, JJjio/ without the ) tj'ayyeX((n^s=Syr. jamjo

rt. ao<\ in. a worhman, )j

maker, crafisman, ariifcer; a carpmter ; a sur- m. evangelist.

geon; o*L*>( his or its maher ; \jsxS*:L *^>o/ y&o&oi pi. Imoojorm. toCxos, a eunvch;
the Artifieer of the worlds; l-*p[? juL/ the Syriac words are )xaa*o^ao and J^^m^o.
manual worlcers; iio* <*> )l>&? workers
>o/ pi. ua^iijo/, .ajcxJijo/, aa*ao/ or
in gold9 goldsmiths; used also as an adj. skilfyl.

hZ\lx>*( adv. sMlfully, tvith art y

elabo- e^7if drachms; abbreviated form .o/.
 rd*onor<'
ll^jor ^(, not otherwise found in
f. (rt.

Syr.; in Chald. and Heb. to lament, moturn)

*j 5 Ji< pi. m. a ;;kce wAiro
rt. **/.

anything is laid up, a storehome; fcatt^ Ji*/

grwf, sadness. a reservoir. PI. generally a 6am, granary,
mo/ pi. tfojAflio/, i^ocucoo/ or *ai^o/ f.
hence am; also sfom in general. Jt*/
r

ovala, a) essence, substance, Jlibo/ K^L"? tfie treasures of the snow, J*o^ }? o? r
* and Jel*. l

JLfioeJta consubstanial, of one or the same ? i/ie shining treasurtes of Bis biss,

substance; Jj^JLJLaiLjkr *^JLo/ heawnly i. e. in the heavenly kingdom.

substances, \\SJlo& *eo)S&ol metallic 0/* Aphel of -cu; o se o ,/w^/ to

substances. b) wealth, substance, estate, mcome, excite, &c.

ydo!^I? fca&*^oi \ji*(the loss of their pro-

UaSo/ or ucuJ$o/ pi. U^eo/ and ^asjuuoo/
perty. oyK/os-, wieinus, an anehor, a sounding-lead;

%Z\1sqo( adv. of or belonging to the essence in both senses it is used with the verb U*>$ to
or substance, essentially, substantially. let down.

|uMfiP o/ f. ]&**Ic&o/ pi. m. J , f. JklL. adj. *&XX*0O(, UttOUflOf Ol UX>CU>AOf mKcavos, 1

of tAe essence or substance, essential; gram. the ocean; \i\ **-? oo .|^i %o<xucol
radical/ JK-Jl^DOf jk-SI? essential properties* \^f( the great ocean which surrot&nds the whole
}JJjx>q( jfajbo tAi essential parts of holy earth.

baptism are water, oii, the priest, prayers L^i^ o/ or Jtaoojcuso^ pi. JJL 6t*ov6fio$,

said by a priest ; the word of Christ are JLib a steward.

jlS-^fioof essential to or o/ i&e substance of the toof Aphel of ^n^ ; fo mA ^eav^/ or dull;
Holy Eucharist. to make precious, &c.

u /''Aphel of rt. Am**; fo arfei, fo be io/ pr. n. C7r, usually P^of io/ CV ffTfAa

more or greater: with another verb it has Cfialdees.

adverbial force, more, agazn. oio( Aphel of o^.; io magnify, raise to
r
uLS.o/ Aphel of U** ] to make grow or honou/r, &c,
sprout.
J^/ pi. J^i m. spotted, piebald of horses.
ascl^Iao/ pi. o^^ao? usually boo^Jioo*
vnaros, a consul. See under oo also for other voJi4?o/, s *i^oi pi. U^jo/ and fJJ^Jfo/
m. opyavov, an instrument, a vessel, an organ,
Greek words spelt occasionally with iniial /
e.g. of the body; [xLmj wi^jo/ <Ae organs of
instead of o*.
respiration; \Ijs **Xito/ engines of war;
oSo^Aphel of !&**; to be cMe, sufficient;
Jlaj&j&f or Jloio^J? or ilicc"? J^^^'o/
to vanish away; to do away with, bring to an astronomieal insti*uments for tahing obser-
end.
vations.
*-*-cl*3o/ or *xuSo( 6<><>iKiov9 qfficium, se.
and |d?io/ apacldng needle, a coarse
J^;io/
ojfciales, . used collectively for officials, atten-
needle [xo l^^-ao used for making sacks.
dants, train, suite, ^Aa5o< ch\ o o .
Jj^? pj &s
J^io/ pi. J^k?5o/ f. a /rop-, the frog of
judge and all the cou/rt rose up, ^*cu&o< oJl
a horse's foot.
/te offidals, mJSL$ *cuo/ your attendants,
uoiio/ Edessa, a city of Mesopotamia held
your retinue.
in honour by the Syrans on account of
\o/ Pers. lilium aquaticum, the water- king Abgar, and called jfco^-ao Jl*I*a or
lily.
)lS-L^oo3 tJts believing city, the blessed city.

}iso/ pi. )i&/ m. Heb. wheels, Ez. x. 15. VUil, jl^ic/ pl.m. H, f. Ifcil, Mdea-

JJiJSo/ pi. cu>so/ virapxos, procurator, sene, of Edessa; Jliio/ JjSvi ^ the Edessene .

prefect, governor, J^jcu? }^3o/ </te Governor dialect, which was considerai the purest Syriac,

of Syria. S. James of Edessa is sometimes named simply


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J&^&o^ i&ot fo'fp ofchth, apatch;

Io**o/ the Edessene, and his style of writing
is held to be perfect. rags, tatters.

fjoio/ or ?Jio/ .;> a weasel. j|>o/ pi. Jio/ orarium. a) a cloth, a hand-

J#, Ui o/ pL Jsi Jo/ rt. **/. f. a) a wagr, kerchief )>*o)^ *qo& Jooj ^aao hewipedaway
road, journey, i*o/ ji& a wayfarer; u*if his tears & && handkerchief. b) a stole;
deacons of the G-reek church wore it over the
j-n^i <% king's highway, the high road;
left shonlder, floating oii either side like wings;
)&**? U*9i a troddm path or ipay/ si^i
a ^?ace w7*e two roads meet; *^ the Latin deacons tied the ecds under the
JfcLio/
right arm. Among the Syrians ifc was worn,
Joch )k( \J+9Q{ he hadjust returnedfrom a jour-
ney, b) a custom, way, manner of life, Uto^ a) by subdeacons both Nestorian and Maronite,
folded round the neck 6) by deacons of the
^i^? after the manner of the Egyptians; ?

Nestorian, Maronite, and Malabar Syrians,

JoCm? J*.c)^ m &e way ofGod, Le. ma life
hanging from the left shoulder, c) by priests
wM-pleasing to God, |,^\.^? l^io/ <Ae
round the neck pendent in front, d) Maronite
worldly life; jfcL^k.-& U'o/ a middh course, hanging from the right
readers wore it
via media; J
!***?? jlcuL*I? J io/ iAe
sboulder. )fo^jLttJko| ffl*l a^ WT?
monastic life, the life of a solitary. c) religion,
habited in the deacon s
9
stole, Ji>oj> jJjLaS *^
the service of God; cf. in the Acts of the
the deacons tvearing their stoles.
Apostles, the Way. Jti*f)&*& U*/
tt^j^io/ (Heb. foundation or possession of
)u1jbj? i/ie Jrwe religion , &e Ghristian faith,
peace) Jerusalem.
jicuJ^j? Uio/ tfAe religion of tlie rabs.
, tio{ Aphel of !* ; to leave by ioiM> to give
d) legal right, \J*$o( wot o^U?? ^k-^ because
an inheritance or possession.
it is his right; JC^jL'JL Juy*ok=> ccmonical,
according to chtcrck order.
cuLof rt. aia * only used in the Aphel conj.
to move^ stretch out; usually with )*( and with
Uio7 pi vo!#, JfitiW (rt ***<>*, Ar. fo
o of the thing or^^b-of the person, tolayhands
an animal)^ m. a stoZZ, cn'6, manger, esp.
staZi!
on, seize, steal, do harm; cf. the following.
the manger where our Lord was laid, hence
^Xof Aphel of ^*-* ; to hold out, stretch
metaph, a cradle.
out; usually with J/ and with o or^t
0JL90/ m. opifav, the horizon. of the thing or person, in a good or bad
jj*f( (from the same Heb. root as that sense ; see under ** for examples.
froin "vvhich the Torah = the Law, is derived) \*,o( m. a cobbler; see fasi*.}.
the law, the Law of Moses, the Pentalmch,
Mj^o/ pi. \uLo{ m. an animal Ttejit for
m
IIjclZ* ] *x*Si
l \iL Jhwjo/ the Pentateuch breeding, a stdllion; metaph. lustful, wanton.
according to the Septuagint version; often used y *
oi pL )JL (from Heb. Save nowl
inclusively of the whole of the Old Testament.
through a Greek form) Hosanna; pi. palm-
yi/* Aphel of i/; see below.
branches, |Iiol? Jf& ? UaT ? J^io Z.
\J>*o( rt. *fi( . m. lengih, longitude; Jfco
or absol. Palm Sunday.
lU^o Uio)^ marriage blessings, written at
otor Aphel of o&Z ; to make inhabit or
great length; ^*i? Kio/ *Ae longitude of to be inhahited; to constitute to an office, &c.
the city of Bbylon*
J^^iiof avSwTLa, authority, jurisdiction,
jJooj/ adj. longitudinal* rwfir, hence a dioeese, province, ju^jlo/
^o/, )^ko/ ^><\ m. a meeting, en-
rt. AA^cu^j i/ie province of ntioch.
counte)\ attack; usually with a verb of motion,
|4jL*/ 9 ^cm^lo? aiecvrtKT), aidevTtKOP,
o^ioi* vxo ux&o soj Ae &en ow< rose authentic, original, an original document.
wp to meet him* r
flW Aphel of i^; o be left over; to
*io/ Aphel of *ou ; fo grow pale or grim. increase; to be ofprofit.
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JoJf or \Au m, tlhe Iiair that Sprouts out at tinuous action, ato'^.)/ he went ou growing, '

puber ty9 \Lt( J?

l^L& beardless boys. increased inore arul morej eXto cvaot ihey
Jis>j{ adj. hairy> shaggy. rode away; witli\ or j preceding the second

\Ll or \&'+2>ul m. bos taurus, tie buffalo. verb, to be about to, iUxK U?^)?' M?
J^^pL I^VAr.m. the arch of a door or / am going to die, i.e. I skall die soon; like

roof an arched buildzng; a porcii, portico, other verbs of motion such as <a&j, }*JLj, ]L?^
y
o^c^fiolo Qt*^jj the porticoes and columna it is often used with ^ and the pron. affix

of a churcK to form a pleonastic or ethical dative, *^|

JiV4j/ usually Jl*^? an embassy, a yO.nX i*ai J^ go away, take yowselfoff.

wiessage. Part. pre. with good for, corwenient,

^., fit,

M>c4j^ U^/lf and & \1L i*!^ *^-)? Yzo what good is my life to
Jj&4?> Chttf"**
<me, of what use or advantage is this life ?
crossbar to fasten a door.

JJo^pl. JJ4jrm. dini. ofU^l <* ^^ wX^jV f v^ N, what good is it to me, what do
I want with it? Jl/' paa^. it is good for
or low arch or vavlt Jj

nothing. The pre. fem. W /' is

part. often used
JJoVpl- rt-^T/* m, a traveller, esp.
as a subst. going, departwe.
a pilgrim; )U JjpV corners and goers.
X the ^,
"Wherever a vowel belongs to the
^j/^Apbel of ^j ; io despise, debase, seduce.
is otiose and I takes the vowel, k^jf ,
^T(
^rrfut^riJ^ii^T/, M^nA and ezath, ozin for kXj?' ^\i^' ezlath, ozlin; but

less properly^Jo, pre. part.^J^ tyl\ past when the vowel belongs to the 1, ^. is retained,
part.%*)?* JL7/* o ^o, walhjowmey; to 70
"%J^ J&iFezal, ezaVnan. But in the sense
away, begone, hence to die. Opp. ) l< ; ^H o ) l( of hdping, being of use the ^ is not deprived
to come and go, i.e. habitually. Witk^y or ofits vowel, ^\)l' ozlin,helping. Deeivatives,
^& of the place or action, e.g. J^V^V ^|J^
o church, to the bath; \>isL to go to war; Jt^iioir; see Jfcjj^! emerald.
j
^^.ft^^tT*/^ ieren^ to attendupon or tfo
\2}m i
r
pers. fut. Peal, \Zl i pers. fut. Aphel,
alleaiance Used also of inanimate things
io.
^i^imper. Aphel of JJL to live.

s%?s, &tfters, boundaries, rumours, &c; x*j( y

U^pl. i~l , \~F. fem. ]!^ having dropped
jb^J/ the day was over; uaoam&i? i^siao?
the Alep which is found in the cognato
laoguages and in the pi. }!o*^ See Jlsi.
dLjTasthe Synod decreethat thePatriarchal y
a sister. Takes affixes like \] ; i pers. sing.
See shovld be transferred from Ephesus to the
^.^2 p.s. ycw/^ u?cwr3 p- s "&4*?t ^r -

Byzantiwm; $\ft\ %5( U-xk

capital,
interpretation was carried to
y ,, ,

Belteshazzar.
pi. I p. wf ~*'<&K v^-4^
2 p. yL.}" 3 p.
&fo
&c. a) abrother, \.LJ& Ml' an elder brother;
With o, ^ola^F to journey, travel, go in Y
)<&>.) \L\ a yowtiger brother; cof +s> a/
the direetion of; JJa* to go into captivity, le motUr's,
<U&r*> her step or half-brother on the
away; \&s> to be for a prey; with
<m the fatlier's side. 6) sometimes used in a
carried
*& metaph. to serve false gods,
to follow,
wide sense for any kinsman or for one of the
vanity, &c ;
yOwict^ *&* 1&W ^fess* same tribe or nation. c) a friend, neighbour,
many shdll follow their errors, shatt err like tliem; companion, colleague, associate, and in a sill
go with, draw
with IcLX or **? of the person, to
more general sense, another; repeated or with
near; with ***>& to march against, assault,
.j/ or ii^, one and another;
i^^a.^1
imade; with fS. to go with, accompany any oto-jj they swore to each other; fS. *j[
one with fie to go before, precede. Z*J"aongst themselves. d) later, a monk,
;

"When directly preceding another verb^sU

command ; ?c^/
frar, UuZ* a W
lay brother;

^^ll^ao monks Templars and Ilospitallers.

U? W
signifies intention or Ul'%3(
Deeivatives, )jq-/, Jio-/ ^*L )^aJ-^**(>
JJoj Igo afahing; kl*^ <&3f they went

down; with the copula o it expresses con-

c
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10 X**r*

( Aphel of o** ; io Iove; io kindle. The second participle is used with an active
besides its passive sense. Passive, held,
JL( fut. jaLjJ, imper. ?cu*/* pre. part. JL}\
graspedjfastened, barredy simt, esp. with Ju^lT;
]**?' (this participle is seldom U6ed except with

and
\cuuo wooj .*^J*(? the spirits wlw were
)c or a pronoun to express the present
hepi shut up in t/ie lower regions, i Pet. iii.
imperfect tenses, -J*/*takes its place elsewhere,
1 9 ; besieged, closed, barren, sterile, retamed,
having an active besides passivc sense) ; pass.
metaph. tangled, capiured, e.g. u*^o^ in
part. yZf, V*[ ffi. jjl^ JiV^ f pi. m. ->
error; }^L( +Z( taken with a fever; j&Jo
Jl, |ul. f. ^_, Jk__. a) to take, seize on, lay
overcome by sleep, fast asleep. Active, a)
hold of, usually wifch ^. but also with o, see
taking, laying hold of seizing, holding, beartTig,
]++U> aud other examples below; with juL to
hence \8 or j^+H <*****/ sword bearers,
strive with; often metaph. of various passions,
armed with swords; IJLaao) ^^Zfspearmen;
of pain, fire, &c; yoo^q\ Jfc^**? ll^rfiar ]?*? I*f*|S ooo* *ZS>( holding each others*
seized upon them all; Jl*;jl ]}JLr !**( %s
hands; -Jl/^is constantly used of God
Xft ,v a sharpfever laid hold of some one, i.e. = omnipotent, holding or wpholding all. b)
he had a sharp attack offever. b) of inanimate possessing, having, holding, i. e. Iiaving power
things, e.g. of custom, beresy, peace, war, to
over, sometimes with JX^XoL;
governing,
obtain, prevaiL c) tohold,contain,1ceepy pos$ess, hence in the emph. state, subst. one in power,
retain, comprehend; }Jjs> llLi* J*f a house a ruler, noble, prince; and adj. powerful,
capable ofreceiving a hmdred persons ; \11iJq honowable; with ji'jjJl premding over ilte

-i- f **/ i*; ni*j iJie chronology which we chw*ch=being bislio]), or patriarch; metaph.
folloto; jlocur .^/' the v>ords admit of e.g. of peace, to rule, obtain, with o of the
this explanation, may be taken in this sense. place, with J^x th custom holds or obtains,
d) to shut, shut up, close, fasten, keep closed,
often with ULZ the door or qate and ellipt.:
prevails;
*%l\
n. b. construction Jo<
silence ruled over all all hepi silmce
^^ \A}iJi

2>^ +*+{ to shut the door in the face ofany one; with oU>I^ being mater of or containing
]^L'io( L( to close the ways, hold the roads, himself= being in his right senses. c) holding
i.e. in time of war, but \LUl J+fto hold on or adhering to the truih, a doctrine, opinion,
his way, continue a journey; }2&Li ^fhe mode oftoorship; ^r^o?<vox^? ooi an
closed the book; metaph. with J^L.j>* to restrain adherent of the Oouncil of Chalcedon; **/*
his compassion, but c*sL* ^^the Lord had wk-?r my co-religionists, those viho hold as
shut up her ivomb. I do; heeping or observing a fenst, the law.

With *f+f to behave like or as, e.g. 9 Uo^^^Z^a refugee; JIg!d? a conqueror;
d)
^} Use% being a type, typifying; \\U&*1
^t^> & <*n
P
enemy; with Jl #*o/ topropose
serving, being a minister,
*
an enigma opp. Jl^, J& or s^ofto disclose,
solve, declare ii; ^X \\UVto be enraged with;
Ethpe. Mir for j:\lf, a) to le seized,
caught, takm, e.g. by lot, to be taken captive,
<*-) o4**r he tooh her by the hand, metaph. taken possession of; with
to Mp aud & mpl J*riie closed his hand, c^J or Ji'akiL
to be ccmght or found
i.e. refused to help; \ULU> to receive tvith
stealing ; JJiaL to
faU UI; Jl'^l ^& t0 oe wmry;
honour; )^'j^Ltonet,catchinanet; Uxa^ Ji^c^ tQ u
enmared by false teaching; )1&* to be
enmared;
to tale refuge;
j^
make war; Jfcoo?
)>{ to
he Seized wUk dedre be
to succeed to an office; JiV*lx& to
obtain, \y^J
l* to
oaptivated; >

) fall in Iove. b) to be held, held

succeed to or govern a kingdom; uicu or
\>cu an ulcer eats into or spreads;
Jfcx
captive,

I
Ji^
to be
^ hy death,^^
thrown into ckains, impriscmed
in Sheol
io adduce a reason or pretext; )t&a ;

silmt; UooJ to observe a fast;

embrace tlrn faith.
jfcL?
to be

r to M ^a
tobe

]>&**
sJmt up, shut, closed, fastened,
a door or gate; and of other
the sepulchre
esp. with
places, e.g.
was closed; JtjS. the
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ehurches were closed during the Decian perse- )S1L*1 f. )JsU^ similar; ^ousa^Mo ^>
cui on; with c*aoo& to be silent; with Jlx the8e and the like; gram. cognate nouns ; also
it ia a custom, a custom prevails. nouns in relation with others, i.e. in the con-

Pa. *ZF part. +Z)J& and +J1&, o jptrf m struct state.

possession, to simt closdy; JliLx *^^> oti^ ^^Aphel of %*; to profane the Sabbath.
?fto cfoses or /ioZcfo %6 /es, i.e. /rowi seeing JLf or iL*o( m. dorycnium, an alkaline
what is really there=one who deceivesby magic planL
arte. Aph. ^o/* a) to make lay hold, esp. of fire
oj( ApHel of u* ; io 7teai.
to kindle, set fire to with o of the object.
^i/^ Aphel;
w-i-L/^see )***, interj, of exul-
b) to give to hotd, give into the hand, to hand to
tation, Hwrah! Aha!
any om* yoo^lo ]kow Jlo/'fa flraw them
trampets to hold. c) to close wp fasten together. i*+f Heb. root-meaning to tarry, not used in
%

Pe. or Pa. Aphel *o?part. wai a)totarry 9

delay, to be tardy, late, sloto with i^ and an

)*-*} see part, Jlo**/, ^Uo, )1# cuao,
infn.; )t^\ ^Lo^> he delays his coming,
tarries; \\\^v>\ LoJo slow to speak; ^-l**ci
Ji/'rt. */. m. the hollow of a doar into they are late to take rest; but with
aJfcftSfc
which the boit isfastened, a bar or boit.
o a long while over anything, * o ( J>
to be

tf&l'i JLWpl. m - IfSl^ri. t" *** )

jl^i ) N. ffi..r*^ when he had spoken ai great
.
<

Ae or wj/wc/fc AoZcfo or feeps, a governor, length. b) to sojoum, stay, with lai*, of a

ruler, j^a? J! ^Uep&r of the keys, a title of person or o of a place; >)) \s>1 Uj>
the patriarch; a Uctor. adj. ste/, restraining, o^icua i^^ ilcu? \fauua2*T fox

binding, comprehendiTig^ collective. long may a bishop absent himselffrom his see ?
r
im. of \*r* t&, a Utile brother. Shaph. +L<i*. to be slack, linger, delay, defer,
\$&*f
r iinder, generally with ^ and infin., iLolL
|loL^ a) brolherhood, fellowship ; \*J&~i
7
f,
aft- j-^v his deire Md immediate effect.
%&Jl brotherly Iove. b) afraternity, a monastic
Eshtaph. (ist form) &%*?*> delay, linger;
community, JLaU? U*lo thepriest ofafriary;
iutr. to spend time, stay, remain in a place
collect. brethren; toLf cV^o allthebrethren;
)

brethren, to be tardy, sloto, late or long; yOi*.o&L %

Jta-I? o \mio the assemblyofall the o
o) a title, either sing. or tt'fot do noi tarry here; iloW J^P
the whole fraternity.
to come without delay. To remain, be left over.
pi. by which a patriarch addresses a bishop and
a bishop the clergy or monks, ^L'cwi? Jfco
(2ndform) wl^fand ti^.?\sually abhre-

to thee, ivise Brother.

viated iL^fto remain, be left, be left over,

with remainder, the rest, pi. the others,

? the
''Aphel of L ; to give life, resto-,
)XJU the remain-
the survivors; J -**>?
JLoj^f. rt. -*/. holding, taking possession; O^WI cusUw the restfied;
ing company;
JLoLti UJir entering on an inheritance ; Jiao ^> o^^I? those ivhom fJie famine had
Jxa l* 9*ZFbeing in possession, occupancy. spared. Derivative s, U^*./, Jia-W, for
.1 \ILl m. pi. fSZl \SZl_ f-s. foW-i fc-W see under J-j-./, ^^/. i*U*h UW (

pi. JJ^i l&^i' rt - ? n ^' owe w ar f hin

* '

a reUtion or cormection, the next of kin;

nietaph. allied, related, like, similar; Jlau

J-t li-i J*-U Pi- m. UU f.

Ucu. o Aope, i Zwe which is ahin to

))Ci-? rt. ^cr' the last; PP-
^-?. 7w
o2*{
her; ~XL ^11 J& *** Ife thmg*. W jl&ji In severul senses, later, afler, hinder;

Mediterranean sea; aftcr a proper

IL'aiL*? pi. JlC f. kinship, consanguinity, L Li Lafti */w
younger, K-t( yoir younger
affiniPy, relationship, similarity; Lai ( nome, fte vj

children; t-{ V
4 ^
later Conun i. e, Jawuary;
)&*uw? aw alliance with loisdom.
C 2
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*#w? t-tla-l the later Teshtin Le. November; %aj(m. satin.

Pi**/ jfcoccJ the last days; J&ecu %Zi**( p^/ root-meaning to elose, ony past part.
the Last Day>
Fem. used as subst. as in Heb. the latter or closed, narrotOy dense, co-mpact; Jlsoa^f jab
last part, state, &c; ocui? o&jf tlie latter vdndows;
narroiv \xx^( \jxx*<z^ metaph.
part of JoVs life opp. o*l*&J* his former /rm, Aan2 harsh; J&ttJ^rjfcoa-i obstinate
}

state. Adverbially, kSU*l afterwards, ai last, anger; k*uJ|o |X J* }io r<2 ^^ inexor- ^
at length; *%& kZU+l last of ll; j&M> oble nature; )J&^nj*J J&a^w a^rm <ep
after, afterwards, Iiereafter, at tlie end,Jmally; or ^*eac^. Jlsoa^j)^ closely, briefly.
]&JL **S uiterly bad. ^J^Aphel of i
; io arouse zeal orjealousy.

r
jtcui**/ f. rt. ***<\ coming after, hence the <a^/ APHEL of a^i ; to distzl, Ut fall drops,
latter part, the end; ]ol^x> ia*)=> iowards drop down> to instiL
tlie end of winter. ^^Aphbl of +$j; to lay by.
*iw, tfw f.
}\z~i pi. a.
f^'^L PW <*'<*$*> J^sPhJ^P*- J m ' c^ow > orange,
f. l>i**l, )l{l>ul rt. i**(. other, another, the tree and fruit.
other t
tlie next; with ^2> different; JJW il^>^j( m. citrago, a sweet-smeUing plant
P**[o various; ^X~V%*^& yet a liitle while, rP l> vermicelli.
sooTi after; JiZ**f Jl.v>ci1X the next day, the day
*hv *

+j Words of wbich the first radical is a Yud,

after; Jitw \1&\ the next or following year.
often have an alternative spelling with / pre-
%*Z)jIj+( adv. otherwise. fixed. See U^, Zsj, )U/.
rt.
uir, |i>[, )&oWpl, in. yZjivl, &W l^W*
r
aI1 ^ er spelling of
r
K'J^a lett&r.
t*f. ot/ier, anotlier, different, strnge;
)lt hm.oi\Li what?
\-xuz^ wJi-w/ of another nation, foreign; %Zjt*+(
}i+( emph, state of Z, constr. st. I^ pL
f^o*, a word qf various meanings.
r** Jt^^^rt6J^/J^^? constr.pl. p/.
^
3

J^-^j***/ adv. rt. **/. otherwise, on tlie otlwt See ^ Ziand.

hand, contrariwise.
'^-Pr, Uk-ZI/ , J&^Il/ another spelling of
****( Aphel of *u; to pain, ca/ase grieft -^Zl pass. part. of *>* to hnow.
Jk" ^ { rt. pi^*. f. supper, a banquet, <xZ( eS, adv. of praise or admiration : Gopd!
meal, repast. wett, well done, rightly.

cast
JW^Aphel
out
of J^*j ; fc> Z<# fall, send down, ]j^[,
Uv*ul
W Ar. a palaee, court, portico*

or W+*ul usually U^jfm.

c^$r a) Aphel of oj^ ; to do good. b) a buffalo bull.
Aphel of c^; to announce, make knotvn
abroad. Both these Aphels have the fuller
$** sometimes J^/ pi. deriv. )^/
form o^ Pers. m. an ambassador, envoy, rnessmger;
%\> 11L C? a $mift, <mj> BS 0nn**
JJo^V^m, pi. reins, thongs.
^^s^t pi- Jlo" from the above.
^
\&o%>m ^^pl. Jb2>d^m. ***, embassy, a message, intercession; y y

aT-o/io*, indivisible, an atom, body, individual,
henee
hoi yl
JltV^ ow hearingsuch a messaqe;
mo*o At{ JA.O^Uf W^ intercession
^aoa^/, J&i. of our
adj. individual fl^A Pnesi Christ.
Jialft^J^rt. y^/, f. OT &%; )1 Vv*
J/
y
U*>( pi. H. hsdysartmi alhagi, a thomy
U"* ? /*e hardness of the rocks; \X4 ^^1\ y
flanU
YC^L* opacity of the eyes in blindness.

^jrAPHEL of ^^ ; to give slutde, over-

woi^/ or UW a Perwcw ?w used in
shadoto.
aressing wounds.
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r^ftMW* 13

Y+J+Z i
generallywithouttheAlep. See J!utf(how9 in what manner? after wltat
I j UlI tmder *** , only, i.e. son. fashion? sueh, for example. Jia*l? usually

^J2YtAZl( 1 adv, ajfifer i/w manner ofkerrnits. with ? followiag, what sort? what manner?
as, even as, so that, lest. o o? A*{ anyhow,
=]I NJLI solitari/ > orily.
9 some way or other; o? Juf'^a howsoever.
? = j^cw^^J *7* solitary or
\ j L'otaa- ( from the above. f. quality,condition,
monastic life.
manner; U*-^! o*-?oJ9 i.a*jwu( ^^o o/
IZ} ra9 aftertoard} ihen,thereupon, therefore;
fAe manner of the consecrating of the oii.
used with Ua-? to introduce an objection,
now %Zl Heb. and Chald. El) m. God;
(Ar.,
granting this, how is ii 1 so how is it ?

if this be so how or wherein ?

JJj &Z
J or **C*^./ transliterated
from the
Hebrew or JiA^L^-Y translated, ElShaddai,
as as it tvere, almost, abovi^
fi as, if, f( God Ahnighty. Frequently used in the com-
J* \&L about thefirst hour, about i o'cIogJc.
position of proper names.
Accordmg to, ^*i/ y+F as some ihinh; y*f
^J?, JU/ m. a) hety, succour, aid, assistance;
o*? I t dueform. With ? and a verb expresses
the subjunctive with fcto or to, tkatI may, oC^i }Xfhe came to his aid; i/ \U to im-

that thou mayest, &c. ; ^ijjsoik.? ***** * may plore aid; ^*/ %-/ the help of God; f*
say, so to say, as is said; y*( yO. ttmaj \lL\ )U) by tliehelp of God this isfinished.
pemn&te to build, they b) a helper, defender, generally used of God

WT
1

. ttjuaJ ? Ttey ay oe
may build. f pi. ^o> r ?" usually a^: ^l? \^io the fear of God is in his

swcA wAa*, &ow>; lieart.

with ? prefixed, swcA, as,

)}l*\ f JJot ^-l^> by this means, in this way; JLfpl- pr-m. a stag, a Tiart; J&^fpL
^o **??? |a* eu swfc thoughts, what manner \)&F. ahind.
ofthoughts; JJ/ a>9. yF as I thinh; yl jioA*/=]Uj-^ rt. ^. f. being born,

? 6 oi as it were, as if, in a manner; o y( birth.

JJ^ko? as it is written; ? U&o yias far as, m. Elul, the twelfih Syrian month,
1
inasmuch as; j)^^^? y.\" generally for the ,
answei'ing to most of September and part of
most part; ^L? Fas from us, in our name;
T Oetober with us.
y r
yl as he who, as one who. Derivatives, y
? ^> S?. / pl corn. of \L} wft$, what.
Im/, IW, )*-*/> k-JjtW. JU-ir?, 'Aphel of ^X. ; to howl, cry out.
)j&a/, -jas/-
^Zl, jo^j/ pi. , H- m. a tree, the trunh

\^
JL}
JJ-^adv.
y
)A*Twhere ort thou?
r
of place:

w]iere is? where is 7ie? whence,

a) interrog. oflere?
oo. fiu /"and eontr.
how or
of a tree; U
cullivated trees;

\}^&l&, or )i\i [1^1 fruit-trees;

%^i? a shady tree;
U^l

fc-^"? U-^/ k*fy
tree.
^
why is it ? wherefore ? v f U-
<j
? "totort are they?
y.
'j^' f. J^*Ladj. from the above. wooded;
l
where are? b) esp. with ?, relative; Ur^o ^o\on> tU
shrubby, arborescent; JlsJ^J/
wherever; U-Jj whiih&r, how far ? how long ?
tree-mallow.
Jo*r* whence? ? l-TlS-V some, sometimes.
)lri2l pi. Tnuces castaneae, avellanae or
,cuL/ m. foos, a * on ^ n niusic=Syr. Jfco-ja
Ponticae, the cliestnut or filbert.
and JU. "Hymns were sung to 8 tones, hence a) dim. atl&J.
*#, )^T? pi. \l&:l f-

a hymn-book is called an jaa*4o/ octoechus; a h-anch. b) see )L<\

a bush, shrub, perh.
\L&*!L o><muU to the third tone.
Ji^^adv. of place, whence? where?
ft JiWfrom JJo\ and r ?" 0 <*. day,
iii, \J> s pi. ^ (see f>cu)
m. the
adv. A010? manner? jpSjw
* wfez* UJw M^jd
wluti shall we
y-time, opp. )m^ the night;
a/i!er w/ta* manner shall we act ? P P
mid-day, noon-tide; Jlotf )>otcu
do? H-t^T? JL}" how art tJiou? o Af
/

F how is Jw dressed
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14 AurC

>i,*LsLr/, Hs^vi.!^ pi. m. \lm f. JfclL.. adj. ji^lf jyLl} }l*odp tU chariot of God's

belonging to the day, ofto-day; JJbo-aal/ J^oo% glory God's glorious chariot, With *(& or
a ^/si lasting through ilie whole day, opp. 1>om^ t^Voi /o cZo, sAow; or ^;ay Jionour; *%Lj>1(

JJiL-X era all-night vigil. )I*\.2> he was received with honour, b) observ-

ance, reverence, funeral pornp; worth. e) a rnark

Zf a) an affirmative partide, yes, yea,
of honour, an Ihonorarium, fee, donation, gift,
opp. , w>, not; j/ ^tf yea, ^a, ^y, ay;
JJ
wedding present, household stuff, the margin
u^ \1 o(JZ(ansioermeyesomo. Certainy,
JJ

of a book.
truly, it is, it is so; at the beginning of a > P

sentence, yea, raiher, well, be it so; at tbe )L ^al/=jl i^I rt. tfu. f. baggage, belong-

end of a prayer, ^ooo Amen. ings, &c.

j/ so be it,

b) adversative partide, but, however; ^I( ^ W sometimes mis-spelt ( ra. Iyor, a month
but ifi c) mterrogitive, wJtether ? if? answering to the greater part of May with us,
r but beginning earlier,
Ji*( m. )**( f. **&( pl. c. pron. a) interrog.
wko? which? what? of what sort? o o* JJLf jC/ m. yCilf f. pi. Jl/ a pot or camlcbron
contr. ox*( , who is ? who is he ? ^.d*, \x*\L with rings for handles, generally made of
by what authority? J^il )^\^ at what hotw? brass.

b) relative, offcen with ? folio wing, he who, &c; yOaJw m. leparelov, the sanctua/ry of a
r y
? Ji*/ *^>o whosoever; ooj? JW* 4*5? \^} churciL
whoever, a certain, some or other; \ju*{
^J^( for %*,%! a raonth.
%cu*? *+( certam oihers. With *+*\ !

*
\arZ( or Jun/ pi- i f. a) pts, a lily, lily-bulb.
li^f pi. m^+i *-( Wiai sori, w/&a manner.
b) capa, lolium, darnel.
)o2>j ^|i a( which time; %2&S* U*)^ </*
a body
whatlbour; ]h^j J Ji^/rom w?te
jjsol**/ see Uet'j(y ofsoldiers.

vJuY, wXr or tJiI Jesse, the father of David,

cawse soever. Debivatives, ^1(^ ]L'ui*f C

*of*^Ji*Xf f. Lat. cm Indict, i.e. a space

hence the adj. Jlal/; Jiil^ )^>a!i ^ branch
of Jesse, the Messiah.
f I 5 2/^ar*. See Jjq*^oj/.
J^J( indedinable, when standing alone is of
JJL( pi. ]JaI( adj. qualifying, special; \,4\*, either gender and number, is, are, Qevm.es war,
Ul*( an adjective. Metaph. with JJ, undivided, es gah; coalesces with the negative 11 = %* >

pure; ]+!*( J] J>eu absolute love> Iove in itself; there is not, there is no; takes the affixes of
Jliuf JJ boQJ! M*-^J ;mre rays oflight. a plural noun and then has gender and number

Jla**( pi. Jiajuf f. quality, sort,

aceording, *sj/ c. / am; ^ft^l/ m. and
u^^l/ f. thou art; ^wolsj/ he is; oj,*^!/
aii* f irreg. Aphel of *oL; to ^we smc&.
she is; ^.Jsi/ c. we are; s^&J&l m. and
^oua*/ pi. JAlf io-o/', a copy of a book or fJLZflyouare; voom1sJ^ m.and +S^Z}
writing. l they are. With Joo following, a past tense
^aaxftT/from Heb. through Greek, mjasper. isformed, was, were, this )ooj does not always
See <*&-. agree with its nominative, ooo ^oom^T?
or
fc^/ for U^ covetous. )c ^oomI^I/ they were, tJiere were; $4&Z3*

$Zi 7 wA-ci/ or lOdfc/ pi. rfJIoo^l/ jf**oU ]oo U.J? the forces ihat were at
Jerusalem.
f. To;^, astron. ifo position of a star or other
heaverdy body. IsZi is much used in indefinite expressions

\&+\ for J^kT o grow, shoot up, &c. of paee, time or people,
some one says; +hal Kl/
w| ^
SOme say;
ne says,

jiu/ or uJxl/ k?, tn mm, rashly, at random. fcj^

? \suF som&where, at some time; ? Jis^V^
i&h JtaTf rfc.*dGU. m. a) honour, glory, mag- sometimes. With ik and the pron.
nijicerice; ]iA*i? Ajla^^wfl^^en^raimm^; have, ^ IS}, o ^
suffix : a) to
I have, he has, c'est
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fd\fC 15 w
moi, (fesi lw> &c. j it is my part, office, mty; |od( rt. as/ solicitous,caring for or about.
.

r
esp. with an infin,, a^^^k <Jiw hZJ we have loo/ constr. st. of an abstract noim ]%&f
io leam> it is our part to learn. b) to be in from ***l\ only used with suffixes as a prep,
existence, in life, o fcJ/ $ he is not, i.e. Iis as, such as, like; <*ios( like me, my equal,

is not in life, he is dead; eontr, JS^ yc ( lS-^ swch as 1 ara; *L'ddf such as thou art 9 like
5

LaX and thee, &c. ; ojLqo( in like rnanner, aceording to;

they are not, tkey are dead; witli
y
*o>l&3( +StkcL( such and such things.
pron. suff. to be with, to have, befound, befound
gutlty; with "^jL to be incwmbent on } obli- j*Wor W*U>i hard, pitiless.

gatory, e&pected from. Derivatives, jios/, *o/^ jjjo^from )J> and ^-(^ m like rnanner,

as,for example; generally folio wed by ? and

with Ua<w in the corresponding part of the
^kw^ApHEL of JL( to bring, &c.
;

proposition as so.
JiofcJ? pi. Jl'ofcj/ from fcj/. f. a) being,
)y
Aphel of u*o to blow, puff.
essence, substanee = ovvla; wojoot? JlofcsJf ^ uJ>l ;

m
consubstanial of one substanee f[ Yv&FSrom J~ and yl* some-
the Son is
times thus written in two words. at the same
with the Father; often tke Divine Substanee or
time or place, at once, together> with; likewise,
Being, hence the Godhead, J&LoeolS-s JLolW
b) substanee
with one eonsent, unanimously; often repre-
tke Etemal Being, the GodJiead.
sents trvv in composition.
ssiirooratm, lols-l? Uo^\ Hebr. i. 3. c)
fcjjj**aradv. at once, at the same time.
existence, being, aciudlity, ohI ^A ) t>-* * s
r
JL'cui*a? f. simultaneousness, a happening
]lots*|S m Aas ?io actual existence, does not
at tJie same time; ? )1^^=> io^i*-^/ the
truly exist; JLoU*{? ]$Icl* rwe ricAtfs, actoaZ
simultaneous creation of; with o preceding
riches.
collectively
tfUH? J&i- m. Jj^lo^/
pi. Jl.
Uf m^ ^.
f. f.

to b&ing or vtffaL ^ or ]S]S t imper.

adj. essentil, actual, pertaining
Aphel of \&j ; to hurt, harm, fain.
existence, natural.

J&IfcJ? pi. tfC/: a) 5ema, bu^

%$A*af*T. rt. W- carefully, earnestly,
HfcJ? f.
sincerely.
tngr, esp. self-existent, hence eternally existing, ttA.g ft. rt. >?. care, pin, taHngpains,
sempiternal, often used as an epithet of God |

diligence.
)&ifeJl h'\^ the Eternal Word and abs.
^5rfiit.^QJjJJ, imper.^oi^ act. part.
)

the Eternal One; ftj^UfeJ^ the unseen Being.

%S?', (jih )!^Sr, pass. part. %^?^ Jlo^
b)a being, entity, a came, principie, a substanee,
Un^mJ^ ^0 ea, devour, corrode, metaph. ^o
an aeon, c) necessaries of existence. oC^ o %Sf
consume, squander, embezzle;
%S\ltSla,y. essentially.etemallyM eternity. givehimfoodjeedhim; Jl^5?'j>cu consuming
UM, U^t ot J-f-W fa&h same as
fire. Act. part.=subst, aw eafe-, hence a fftrtA

,( a tone. bookworm, weevil, maggot, cheese-mite.

\ffyt oWAphbl of o}*; topain, afflict. With Jtmi <o ea* /es/i, metaph. io &e

JLa^j o 6e -
SoV= *=& perhaps, perckance. ferocious, to slay, butcherj
ial*OT
Hjafra. l^*irf. coek, a han. grateful; U^ ^olwa 2S/*
<o <Km, swp,

%
metaph.
oftfo oowfwatai
to 6e

intimate,
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<^/' m rt- ^"^ dwourvng

<% w/io ea* a* % to&Z; ^
eewse,
ii
]
metaph.
*w*^
JJco?' pi. -
to 6e wkccZ, Mfryy JJ*o to
voracious; an eater, glutton. With o of the cause, o*^o l^ oiojw>

JLo^aj/'rt.^w/. f. gluttony, voracity. he accused Mm to the caliph; \>M -oOjt

the vine,yard (alluding

)l^.aS>/' rt. ^/. f. gangrene; U>U -%Bfhe reproached
to Isaiah v).
jk^cuai? cancer.
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Ethpb. ^31^ to be eaten, devoured, con- Jju^^cia&s/ pi. IX^^-mjicm:

swned, e.g. by moth, fire, the sword. With an eodle; \l*^m+'i&caS{

Brjvai^ }*,

Jj-^S and ^ of the pers. to be accused. Aphel i o o we are exiles from the Garden of Eden.
y
^ao( o <ywe ^o mi, je<, induce to iakefood; +Jk$r, )*Z\r)i pl. \lm a great axe or hateliet

Jl^v^ oo> ^^soi Jlicu ifo trree&s mixed for hewing stone*
lime with flour and made the Franks eat it,
\Jdq^sqo( jt&fxa, an axiom, dignity.
Debivatives, Uoo/, jfc^so/, Jlos/, Jlo^aa^,
uaoOAmD^pl. J&iriaAftf f. &to$7 worthy,

JiS^o^so, ^
K ua oboj ^ojfcoo.
honov/rable.

1 iso+aiof f. Zgis, habit, custom.

JL>( oi* Ui/ * a hammer; IScJ^of dim.
a $maZ hammer. | > ffm a( f. JJjLA^d/ pi. m. \Z- f. }2i.
oc^ko/'or *m\r/ o^Xof, a multitude, crowd, from the above, habitual. "With JJo it is

mob, the people. variously explained as the mental pmoer

\J&{ m. rt.^o/. adevov/ring* UjI? U^( tnherent m man aport from instructivii or the
facully ofacquiring habits ofvirtue.
a holloto or cavity in the teetJi.

Jj^fpl. m. 5 u^'pl- f-
)]^ &/' *aas( , Mm*H |wa, a strnge or foretgn
an accuser,a slanderer, adversary, esp.the devii. country, a living abroad or travellingj exile,

taof (the root is probahly another form of banishment; a guest-house or jplace for enter-

vxm io 5e ^oi, hence io 6# 6"ww6wrwi) fat. aS)o taining strangers; metaph. the life of an
?

part. ja/', \J*&}\ to be or become blach; jpj/* anchorite as being estranged from the things
Jlfo^s^eryspecH^o^eamongthesheepjGen. of this life.

xxx. 32, 33. Aphel jkoo^to blachen, darken, uW; iz^ri jiLL^rpi. m. mm*r
mahe simburnt, to become darh or blach, put f.J^A m D/. |fW, subst. aforeigner, stranger,
on blach garments, be darhmed, to blot a book pilgrim, guest, ULna^j^l given to hospitality;
y
o (o ll&Z JLLq.d Ir>| U*J& i/ic eg/e zohich adj. strnge, unusual9 JocLa^/* >.* ,
^,^ / 0/
w macfc darker and more pleasing by the use anomalous form.
of hohl; yOoiZ{ ^oaaa blachening their jUcuam^r f. from the above, i/40 condition
faces as a sign of grief. Debivatives, Jjado/, of a stranger or traveller; travelling, travels;
the entertaining of strangers, hospitality.
I^oo^from k and y*/^ generally followed Laall? denom. rerb from Uimo/, io inweZ
fcy ?> 5, as long as; *S; Uko]" sometimes.
or rm(& abroad; to accept hospitality.

Tjfi
? &dt
?7w, as,
frora

as
^
z/, t/tat,
and
in order
^ as
to.
orce wo, as
^Sa^ ftOflia/ exceptores, notaries.

hflaa/ fut. tm)j and unaj Aphel of ma;

^i denom. verb from J-icuar^. fo exile,
banish. Ettaph. wxoUr^ 6e eotiled,
io reprove, confute. banished.
?
|o*flvD/ m. fa PX os, an exarch; the overseer
Jnmsfpl. ]> ^xo/ 'f. <?8pa, a gallery, cor-
of a vncmastery,
ridor, balcony, a cloister, a cell or chanzber.
aSrfut. &B\J rarely ^5JJ, part. &2j',
A^amW f'-ovyyiov fat,grease; ^aa/ \&oj'
^^ te^
}
and iJ^uaroften used imper-
Jt**? Za'i, Ao/s grease.
sonaliy with ^, to ham regard to, be solicitam,
^DOjjamaf uttfOOjams^, owamr(
pi.
careful, to takecare; to urge,
and other spellings f. ^oSo^elo^ a hospital= beurgent on. 2nd
participle, anxious, busied,
solicitous, urgent
foyr. Jouw fi^a. ;
joo, A^r^Lnor,
^cC he busied himself about
Jisowamof or J+s+i mo f &c. m. iAe curator the entertainment of stranger s > '

jj'_a ?
of a hospital. ^^"^ a?m ow*
'

to hear. Pa. *}*to urge,

Jlams/ pi. aoJJaflaof f. <ropi3 ea^?e, hence
is derived the verb jW'andthefoIlowing noun.
incite. Deeivatives, Uft.oo^
j^U^
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&df ra. rt. As/, care, necessity; ? &df ^ ingly corrupt, Gen. vi. II, 12, 6) a false god,
ti is not needfid or necessary. heathrn deity; ju?ir>cu }Si&i strnge gods;
r jf^iriy jo&f rnoltm gods, idoh;
iJ/ part. i-)oc> denom, verb Aphel conj. Jjaool

from )io(. to plough, cultivate, plant. JoJ^wif <^ tZays of &e toe^ as bearing the
uames of various deities. Derivatives, the five
Jia^pl. ?*(root-meaning to dig) m. aplough-
following words, kc*Xb and )leuoN.{lioo.
man, husbandman; often metaph. of the
apostles, of the ministers of evil, &e. Henee om denom. verb Pael conj. from ]cL(.

are derived verb &( and JLoj^f.

to deify, attribute divine power ; U c

*c*-*.&> f/iey co^*n i/ie mind divine; ^S^.\Js

Jloji^f. from }l(. agriculture, husbandry,
rusticity.
}1 vn \ tkey attribute divine efficaey to these

y
vjords. Ethpa. o^(m to le macle God> become
<Mo} Aphel of s ; to scare, drive away
divine, be made a partaker of the Divine Nature ;
birds, bees, &c.
o&lZl \Jk9i& mcm became God.
Jlilo^pl. I^o^m. vrrath, lasting anger; a r
Jslio^? udv. divinely, as God, theologieally.
grudge; with i|j to keep or nurse one's anger. r
JLoo*^? f. Godhead, deity, divinity; collect.

v&>?; jjfco/V. <f> V-> from the above '

heatlien deities ; Jioo^r aiheism, paganism
angry, wrathful.
t
lloV^rio^N^v theology.
^ i ML.
s
)l <ulilo/ 'f. from )ko?. itt-witt, animosity,
l&r, ui^S HWatTpL a.
malice; with JI, forgetfulness of injuries.
adj. from ]o^^ clmne, godike, godly, saered,
y
r(eontr. from JJ not and yT*/) conj. often holy; Jio^? uCL^as SaintPaul; yowio-^i
with yTfollowing; ifnot, uness, only, except, )fcLo>^r7ieir AoZy service, l e. the pious life of

kowever, lut, although; ^ ^f only that, but monks; )^*^j &*Ju&

v
\ a divine volwn-e,

that; ? y*hd that; ^ Jf? except. revered 'and precious; \2oL( hs>te> or
i.e.

J^E-Syr. ^(mimetic; cf.^^T and Eng. J&i&^r IWlaWiA -^% Scriptures; ^

to hoio) fut. SU, imper. t
E-Syr. J.1* act. &f Uo^r Jl^io theology; philosoph. wea-

physicay opp, JIj^ physical. Aristotle wrote

part-H^JI^pl-r-^'' *S*ftois Zawe^
jl^^lo Jlffio? jls onPhysies andMeta-
with^S. or iw of the pers. or thing lamented,
physics.
with ^ ^*Xf
also of the pers. before
; whom
Jt'oC^rf. of \*&f. a goddess, an idol;
yaa^wehavemournedbeforeyou; Jk-^of v^Y
make lamentation; voo*laUJJ *%? mahing )l'o.i \ feasts of idols.
'oS.r if; Oh that ! often followed by ?
moan for their kindred. Ethpe. u^.Urpaas.
Deriv atives, J*W, Jfc~^7, Jfc^o<\ JJ % far JJa^/'ww^ss, ifnot.
ffut. 07; see w^/and J.
&}
r
<wph, lfpl. abs. ^S^* emph. )Um' pi. H m. rt. -ik?. aw oppreswr,

JS^"(Heb. El, Chald. Jftaft Ar. 4M) va. besieger, torturer.

a) ^oS.1' *
God, the Supreme Deity;
&]'' Aphel of |^; to importune, trouble.

God ofgods; l-'v> o^Fthe God ofheaven; M^f Aphel of wJI ;

part. JJl^ or JLc, o
\*K <j ? Jiatr <S #** f a(Je8 the eternal >

Godhead; ^ OLf the God-man; ^o&F 11

(rarely ?*s= -JJ) JU ^to ^or,
u^? fut.
f r
Envmanuel; oST that vMch ia
*^T had
U'* +
J|=> they
tahe'pains;
not God; ^i^t ? **& ar<s wo j/ods;
laboured well in the vineyard; o-^-J? Jp"??
o^r? atheistic, godless. \o&\\ and fx>
Joi ^a wawy w/io /tacZ read utdefatigably.
epithets, most high, very great,
*& jIxTrt. ?V inourtdng, lanientatim
Jo^'ttBed as
exalted, distinguished ; very greatly, mightily;
prince, Gen. xxiii. 6
Jl^f S foftik *OM<to ofwrrow.
\oS.\ \&i a mighty
Ji^^adj. lamentiny.
r
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J&*?
r
pl. JtfjLTrt. ?* f- wwrwr, esp. toteateJT pi. jc f. tiimiu. of ytkTi
awomanhired tomake lamentation over the dead. a boat, a light barh

Jia^A^f rt. ^Xf . f. feebleness, low estate; ) &\7 *pl, JS4i^?*m. the owier or capiain of
lcu!s\f my humble or my unworthy seif. a ship, the ship-vnaster, pilot ; a sailor.

hZ\L^( adv. rt. ^7. necessarily, neces- X^fut jC^JJ, act. part, ^l\ ]'>?, pass.
r
root-meaning to presa
sitously, in straits, in misery. part. ^/^ )t*W' )tL*^?
Jto-A^^f. rt. J^/. narrotmess; nietaph. close. a) to be pressing. press earnestly, v/rge

straitSy necessity, poverty. strongly, eompel, force. b) to straiten, hem in,

f. a) (perh. rt. )I( or a mis-spelling e.g. Jlaa^> byfamine; \&Ux~* to closely besiege;
Jj*^7
to oppress, afflict, torment by crushing. e) to
of jJ^A^ix) a demon which is said to appear
be pressing, v/rgmt, necessary in tins sense
under the jorm of a wailing woman. b) the
fat tail of a sheep.
usually irnpers. 3 f. sing. or act. part. m. or f.

The act. part. is used also in a passive sense,

^sW only participal adj. ^v^/^ J^^W
closely pressed 9 crowded together
a) =
straitened,
)\ \ rpl. m. \lm
f. jfcCL . Jj *Zj& m mean- 9

afflicted; . pi. t-^M JIC^m neoessaries;

ing and use, wealc, feeble, low, vile, J|*^f JiJo >

a wrf wK; ^c*a *%j^i*vjal7cing feebly; HJSLH IM prtvatton; IjrjS?

1

f-Jja^o? JJ-^< tm obscure Syrian; 6) a spy, there is no need of; JtlS^ ^io necessary,

searcher, inquisttor, Ji'ajj; c*Z^{tJte in- necessarily, of necessity. Pass- part. strait,

quisitorsof justice. e) an enticer, instigator. narrow; )j^{ J*tf a narrow place but metaph.
<

*:* Ti
a poverty- stricken courdry; afflicted, tormented,
abettor^k^iofthepassions; ul^a^? c
intothepathsoferror; Jl&dLai ^9 Jl^i;^/' oppressed, awxious ; eompelled, necessary

a gram. short in pronunciation, a&breviated*

temptress to allfoul wickedaiess. Deriyative 3

Ethpe. j^Im to be strait, narrow, to be reduced

to straits, strait&ned, afflicted, tormented, weighed
ip^M part, %,( to 7ceep anger.
down with illness, hunger, thirst; to be eom-
h
%ct\ ( pi. E agu^, / m. lasting anger, ill-wilh
pelled, constrained. Pa. -f same as Pe.
Ut pi. I, (L. f. a rz*6; metaph. a w^/e; Ethpa. &>\U to be eompelled, constrained^
mathemat. a ufey JbS^r^JI^.po^aferaZ.
&i( Pa, of X* ; fc> ieacA, inform, shoto.
trouhled,

spirits;
e.g.
to
J^ai^ J^oi
suffer afflictions,
^ with wnclean
Derivatives,
.a^/'or &SL}'Afop or 0fap7i, tfiefirst letter
P
i^W, J^/, U^W, JUjA/, fcj^? f

of the Syriac alphabet; s-** aX/V Jl&o *a^/

fAe alphabet; with *^i, alphabetically in
i

alphabetical order.
fc*I{t^.^aclv. rt. ^/. necessarily.

&W Afpha, the first letter of the GreeJc

J^l', \L'^f t \JJ no pi. m, pi. f.

alphabet j' J&S l^/'t/u? Greek alphabet JULXfrt. y. adj. pressing, wrgent, neces-

msst, M^rpL ii&raid j^xrm. a sary, obligatori/; Ui^/^iajaco w^mi wee^/

y
thoumnd; JkS.l &}'athousand thousand; J< k-* -r^i of necessary existence, anepithet
JLL? JJ!i^( ^owscmcfe ofchwches. of God, hence it stands alone for God;
^^h \ASSki "pi* \&&(Z
a ship, a gdlley; )loitJ( t*^\\f )i'o.^^> Divine Providence;
U>sL \&&>i a ship of war; )i^f l&^T pi. necessaries, reguisites.

amerchantman; metaph. j^>? \&JTh& body

ff, l&rpL jKiiSrrarely J^?*f. a mother,
the vehicle of the soul. The B. V". Mary is grandmother, parent; metaph. aw abbess;
a
called JlV^Co JAX( the adorned vessel; mother-city, metropolis, awhich is the see of
city
>o_jj \A>\ ( = ihe moon; astron. the con- a patriarch; U* ? Uafihe crown of the head.
stellation

Pleiade*.
Argo ; ]^.\ Ui=^ the setting of the Derivatives, Jfco*/, U/, J^ f JLoOfc/,
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the end of a sentence to signify assent, so be it,

the arm from the dbmo to the tip of the middh amen; hence c) subst, general consent, iman-
Jinger, a eub&=*$i *Lf* two spna; imity, agreement, assent, concord, deire, toish;
)^i? Jjsoc or without JJI^o a conduit, a podi. Jtj-i os? -oojo by the unanimous deire of
the Church.

k^gco f Pers, anbah, an Indian fruiL t\i*&f rt. &}. adv. contiwually, ever,
always, unceasingly, constantly.

nv( Ar. amber, ambergris. ]ioj^( ^>. .perpetuity contmucnce;

rt. 9

+&( fut. -& Jj or ^oJ (root-meaning io reach, used adverbially with o, perpetuity, con- m
arrive at, be able, cf. J^-) ; with j to jfe,
tinually, continuously permanentlyf hbitually,
t

escape, \J>JL *& from tJie sword, ^ao^iojo* & constanily; ^**:*w KLw Jl^oxoSjo /or Jifty
continuous years; with ? adj. continuul, cus-
/rom Jieresy. Aph. { fut. -aaj. a) to 60 ?

tomary.
a&Ze, suffcient, $U*& ;.r> o *]!& 000 ^jfljfe ^
there were not enough to bwry eack other; a^o w5(pl. j*o( rt, w( an emir, cornmander,
.

C0tf Jjifto^p tltey ran as long as they could. prince, prefect; ?(k^? +*&i the prefect of
b) to free, set free. c) to escape, Jlee away, Baghdad.
jlVr** ^2> from the snare, }*?? Jt'*-^. * \*.k2c>( pi. a swamp such as
tL a jpoo/,
jfcom &Zoo<Z vengeanee. remains here and there in the bed of a torrent
*f or +*j&( Amida, a ci.ty on the Tigris, during the dry season.
now Diarbehr or Kara mid. Jl^L^o^pl )fclIiD/
P
f. a hoe, shoveL

Jjiao/=JJ2 cellars, store-rooms. "^o adenom, verb from }bo(. to enwrap,

Jioc*r from J&oo^. f. service, attendancc cover.

of a maidserwnt. JL( pi, JLsbf f. tapestry, a rug> a manile

\m&( 9 J&opcf from Jjso/i adj. o/a motJier, usually figured with needlework ; ^jJl ^jvdf
motherly, maternal. )HJo(asleepon rugs; }jP,^L,i\^ R^>i Babylonian
jfco>W pi. of k*>/ mother, and of Jfioof hangings or carpets.
handmaid. fc( by enallage of the radcals, for A& 3

j^^Tailci^/ pi. Jft*s^5t^S0f ofiokoyia, a con- fut. -^P and ^>)J to be weary of
fession offaith, defence. &>} and ^bo* root-meaning to mahe firm,
iDaWpi ) m - r t-
f/ (
c f- matrix from Pb. only used in the part. as adj. ^oS{^ U-^* >

mater) a shap^ mould in which things are m )^ a) ^^ testw@,

J^juaS^pl- -
f> C- f
- >

cast or into which they fit.

never-ceasing, nev&r-ending, eternal, perpetuai,

]la/'pL )* m. rt. ;jj\ a speaker, orator; continuat^ ever; jL'c^o&*a h*j>( perpetuai

a preacher; one who chants or iniones; one virginity; ^*o ^Iod/ ')^-
5

w were ever on.

who says or affirms. &) constant, persevering, assiduous, with o of

an occupation, habit, or place; k&o- in

]LoQL?'pL J& f- rt. / speaA, marmer
of speech; a homily, a caiegory.
fasttng; JtaXJi ^^ prayer; Ml=> ^(
jf.Y>^;anhabitual wine-drinker ; )> | >a..Va
fca>ai.ttlcu*>f fitvo-Tos, amethysi,
Joo mj&l* he was persistent in evil-doing,
)fl^pl. JLfrm- a i>{W, said tobe given to evil habits. c) remaining, stopping,
derived from j&tt/'cubtt and |2M a spn. being constanily with, with ti% of a pers. or

(Heb. rt. ^ao/) adv. Amen, verily, oofaplace. See ^oo/. Ethpk^II? mper.
I*

^i^, Uaoi^. L ^|wr-

a) used at the beginnng of a sentence for rtn part. <*)

empbasis or solemnity, Jj/ +&( ^oo( x>( were, persist in, continue in, to be constant,

Verily, verily, I say unto yoit. b) at stedfast, with o ; 1^1? J*^*,1&> in the
I) 2
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:*P *
service ofGod; jd>oa in virtuous conduct; Jtao/', pass. part. (*)*() to say, spea&,

[maot JJLfrjfcfr inplaying dibs. b) tofrequent, with ik of the pers. A quotation or oblique

gofrequently to, with ^; $+&> or J1*X * narration is introduced hy ?, Vj yCvnN L*W

gro io chwch regtdarly, be constant in attendance / toJt you that no one &c. Ltaoi? o Ae
^ ;

at church. c) to remain, continue, with o of o/ whom I spohe. "With fc^o, OotfeJ* o^Joi
the place, with ioX or *.T of a person; Ji>. theysaidamong themselves or to #zc/a other; loX
jo^I^l^ ^l? W I deire to be continually to any one ^ to renownce, Germ. absagen;
;

vriih God. II. denom. from Jxao/^ to do any- ^^33 or ^jL to 5paA abou; yxiL to or uft
thing with art, carry out skilfully* Paiel any one. b) to teii, affirm, assert, intend; to

-si-* act. part. -*Lc*s JJ2&*opo, jlsiafiuo;

5
intone, clutnt. o*+i t'>
!

oN!l:> *if to ihink,

pase. p. ^ix*o^o other forms same as act.; to muse imagine, devise, pwrpose; with )ju f to ^o
}

believe, with o to believe in; Jo^M> in God, tolaw; fiaedD topreach; J^o-Sorjjfi^ol
OfratUfca m <Ae Name; to putfaith in, have con- to expound; +&( Zo to foretell, predici, c)

Jtdence in, trust, entrust, with pers. suff., oor\. *a/ often stands after verbs of sending,
Act. p. a believer, Chrisiian; )!* Ixaa^o^ answering, writizig, &c. ; ^( ok^D or iJX Ae
a true or orthodox believer; pi. the faithful; se?i t^orc?. Pass. part. 50td, mentioned, the

pas. p. with or^Jw of the obj. to be trusted

i. above-named ellpt. for^^,^ ^2s mo^? ; cowi-

with, have eh arge of. A j faithful, trustivorthy ;

ci . posed, written, ^wa^ u-&( the gospel o/
sure, firm, emluring; entrusted, hence subst. St.John; J^o^ i+j>( inspired. See ^^d/.
a minister, stetuard, eunuch. Ethpail acuic The infin. with ik is used for, $a w to say,
a) to be believed; with ^. of the pers. to believe; se^2^ #Aa^, to w< 3 namely, granted} doubtless;
J^ voLacuofll? that I may believe; Jl \^*
\kJ>1 *^-U Jla&*oifco perhaps this tvill 1/ the radical / being omitted, to 6 aae'rf,

not be credible to those who live in another age; told, related, mentioned; to be foretold with or
o .i vu ojt oa^ .Jiai worthy of credence, trust- without s^; to be spoken, preached, recited;

named = wZjjI/ or oufel^/^

7
worthy. b) to be verified^ fotmd true; to be to be called, "

faitjiful, true, trustworthy ; to be entrusted ^1^-^. Jl^Q^^l^olls^ caZZe^ ^7i Hebrew

with any office or ininistry, to receive the charge Golgotha, John xrx, 17; 3 ms. and part. f.
or care of anything, with^i; to be mode an impers. t'f w ^afd. Dertvatives, J*oj/,
eunuch; yoka^cLoji? $*k* hJ>i the steward-
ship which is entrusted to you. Derivatives, ^o/^ )tr pi. ]srm. a Iamb;
r ?I
jo^xi? pe/ A6 Xam6 of God; astron. -4Wes,
a sign of the Zodiac.

Uof, JHWV' JKU^rl. f ?! f. a) a *

Uor pi /. m. to which is
tfSr rt-
done constantly or habituaUy, a pursuit, habit,
wrran*, 7iandmaid.
a cuhit,
b) Jfcoo^emph. st. of W r

practice; }S&0}fj Ji/* groorf foto,

honourable pwrmits. A w^jo? a) interrog. adverb, when? joilx
craft, trade, profession,
employment, office; Jido/'ta a fellow-craftsman.
Vj^ Aow Zowgr ? 6) reiat, and indef. with
fjo a^ v f
. or )3cl2l( f^w/za, a vrindow;
? preceding ^1? at that time, at which Urne;
white lead, ceruse; loocA/ * lirne-water.
with ? following w^W) at what time; fcj/

)%*&&( f. a
? ~kJof wmetwm ; JUsT^ wliensoever,
r Aphel
lizard.

of ^ao; to male fo#er, anger,

so often, as.
deire and impatience,
c) ^ -^f interj, of great
to
whm vll it be ? would
sadden, grieve. it were!

&( (in Ar. to cominand; cf. pass, part. a) conj. ifit

v/ if, be, whether it be, h&wever,
used substantively) fut, ^)J i pers. *^/, howsoever, whensoever;
J .F or \
)*
;).Sft\, imper. &/"
infin. act. part. ?, whether or; i^J*evem
v V; *j
"
t c*. J
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now if, but if, eom if; JJ

g contr. J* and
sometimes with
else, vffdeas, eseeqO,
^ repeated ./*
surely; in indirect questions
i/not, or junction, assignation, pozoer ofattorwy.

wkether, In making an asseveration

if, &c. ?* Sf**+Sb*tv* without the o, priypcxfrov,
v a copy, transcri2)t; a rzyly in writing.
stands for not; J&i. I mB. JZ^^V f
give no sleep unio mine eyes. b) interj. 0! V !? **&*** vriSoTos, an antidote.
k-*> & Jij \Li{
Jeremiah the yj* ^
^oaD ocI^j( <Ae vice-jyraefect of a
prophet, wherefore hast thou weptl c) ~/ = iprovince.

yea, truly. pers. pron.

^j( 3 pi. f. ; see o.

u/i & (in mss. ui ud pi. 4~, **r y/ imper. ^cu/, act p. y}\ pass. p. yj^
r

pron. i pers, corn. /, we; for the gen. %>+* denom. verb from Uu? to tin over. Ethp,
my, ^L> our is used, ace. and dat. A, j ytl( pass.
me, us; to w, to *i, Jl 6y or
usj abl.
/rom wg, m The second form is used as
lao ci \i ( pi. J^occlXj/ at/aXa>/ia, expense,
a copula, JJ/ \Si I am; ogJJ7"/ am ta< or
/ am he; with participles forms a present tense an alowance for expenses,

and is often contracted, ^i/'and Ui/'Ji/ J>cuaL(^ Jia^Jj/, Jioaj/ and other spell-
/ say; L* ^lao/'or julx>?*we say ; k& mgs ; pi. >ZL, ^o^-I and un-11 va<f>op) anything
i or ji^a Ibeg,Ibeseech; iS+i weknow; addressed to superior authority, as a report,
^t^aflao we receive, petition. Fke Liturgy, mase, anapihora; the

\OlsLL\j( am@tamp9 astrol. &e ascenda/nt* vezi wkerewith the chalice andpatefi are covered;

\sx^x)( Ar. alembic, stilL

astron. tJie rising of a constellation,
* r
J* *^ Jjuj( or uAD( pi. ^Jajj/, uciia ^ma, ,

hfiojai'Jj/ , &c. f. di/ay^, necessity, eangency, need,

w* Aphel of J ; o >w toflight; to arouse
from sleep.
distress; vjj{ ^& of necessity, necessarily;
** *JLi5(tt must needs be, it is necessary, v/n-
avoidabe. Deeivatives, the tbree following:
UgJ^H^ Mcl^oJj^ Uo^ n i, i7 ?
%S)ij( adv. of necessity, necessarily.
Jjcu^jjjo*, &c, f. evStKriwva, a??, Indici, a space
This reekoning
UAl>(' libJLSt pi m. ., f. J^. necessary;
offiftem years. is thought to
have been introduced by Constantine the Great. ll^jx>( )fe-Qi,f/ / thought it necessary; jfcOkl

Greek numerals are generally used with it. )!&j&jjf axioms. pi. f. necessary expenses.

^
\**Uh4> J4^W or j^w P i. jl \tsLku{. necessity.

avhptvra, a bronze statue* compeL Ethpe.

jbjI to press, ^nculi/^to 6e
4 J **
opMi see U. compelled, urged, distressed. Pa. *tu( to force.
1*
*cu( pron.3p.m.pUAey,tffom,2/ier*s/ see.
tf
Derivative, J-udocu/ or }wu^clu/.

VOj( pi. up(u(, ^m^OJ^ ifficucu( f.

&j(, \su( pi- 14* j> ** ' ^e ***^ <&
nostrils; only used in the pi.; see J/.
annona; a yearly pension; soldierd $ay, an
allowance offood; a yearly tribute of corn. )j( Heb. a hoopoe.
&qj>( or JlcuUf f. rt. *aaj/. distress, uu/ (mimetic, cf the cognate rt. *>/) Ethpa.
anguish of heart. jaj(M to groan, sigh. Hence is derived

yyj/ mimetic, not used in Pe. Ethpa. )1^sij( pi. ]kloj{ f. a groan, deep groan,
mSif to groan. Ettaph. uJll/ for *$\IX$* sorrowful sighing, \J&\\ of prison&rs, Ps.

to groan, szgh, lam&nt. Dekivative, Jfcswl. lxxix. ii, &c. ; Jja^J; of orphans* '

^Iw/^an early form of ^I, only found in \Z5\jj( or \+x&j( eneaenia; a festival of

ancient MSS. see \a(. ; dedication or of consecralion.



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0,-S.p^. p or cux^oaoj/ eyjevKXia, aw )|->n^> The oblique cases are

V (
V
^ 4 v -
and ^: *XTf f. 4*aiw? pi. tcSa^J
encyclical letter; a complete codex of the Holy
-
Scrijtiures; a Book of Officesfor the whole year; f.
Tt.
VA^
rf
Ti,

a cycle ofhymn$-= iGu^aaa. p. m. f. tliee, you, to thee, to y(m.

gen. takes
*$l \li[ pi.
^jI \JuJ_ corn.

affixes in the pi., not in the sing. a) a man, Traros ,1

a proconsul.
human being, 7nortal = homo as )tA^ = vir. tisj}* ) tlS-i/^pl. )fJ f< ^ woman, esp. married,
In this primary sense of the word ^ generally awife; ]&}* i)^*a stepmotlher ; 4#ocu( il^Jf
stands with <*V, \Aj( d> contr. i+jj> pi.
a sister-in-law.
\jLj? or \,li::lz>. b) with affixes, hinsfolk,
ia>} Pe. only act. part. used as subst. ; see
relations, esp, parents; people, inhabitants; ^ftit.
J^?'andj!^'. Pa. 1&]S i pers.

JfcU-Z^f o^ju/ the people of the city, citizens; fut. \m} 9 imper, Jf fo heal; rarely metaplu
|ftl vulu( tAe dwellers in that place, c) when ^o restore. Ethpb. u>|i( or wuoot( o behealed,

followed by another noun with the possessive restored. Derivatives, }-u/, U^/, Jk~W>
affix = eac&; ojfcsoo^ *jV *ac& m fes place;
any one, one, whoever, whosoever, a certam; P
1^^, JkIflo/ pL cL&c, jlcu(( PEAiipart. of
[Zl^M &> +j} one of the a2?ostles; a3( k-*^
^ao/ = subst. m. a Jiealer, physician, leech;
tjiere is no one; woo)jd u*j/ Jifco/ a certain
) ouL^ja f ) Lcuco( couri physicians.
womaninEdessa; *j( }}a!*Jo a certain queen;
aj( \+2L some boys; ju( ju( each, one by
\Jo{, Jfclco/ pi. Jiof a f. i^aZZ, a partiiion or
one; * **j/ one the other; *u( *%>>
'w^r toaS. Derivative, )1S-cd|s^

every one, whosoever; +j( m no one. d) offcen Jj/"pl. j^^Ar. ni. the myrtle; \&%* }*1
myrtle-berries.
used pleonastically ; \+i JiJ(, Jojfoi \jLj{
yrinces, nobles; J)o;o **j/ a herald. Deriv a-
oo^ i pers. s. fut. of sSkroj to take.

P 71
hS\jLj( adv. as a man, in human or mortal )Zx>rm. only pi., for the sing. )i\ S

form; hvmanely, benignly, courteously. ueed 5 pillows, **oIa)JjJ ^ W LS <fea^ sfood

Jicutjf from ju( f. a) human nature, man- by his bedside.
1

hood e.g. of oUr Lord, opp. o*look(C b) the $<^co(\ I^ci^d/ '
and u o^ajol aaaros, a
hv/nzan race, vnankind; jio-ajo |ut**io )*jo gktiton, a prodigai.
cattle and creeping ihings and man. c) collect. l?S\^<i*o( 'immoderately, intemperatdy.
men }
people, inhabitants, citizens, the populace; P
)ia^cia>/ pi. Jlo^cu^ f. intemperance}
relations, servants> famUy; JTa^aji? )}^-P M gluttony, debawhery, licentiousness.
a multitude of people.

Jlj )\JLjI p. m. H., f. jjL from *j

)f^M>( ph ^ rt. wo/. m. a 5a7^, JcrncZ,
chain; fetters, handcuffs, imprisonment, bond-
adj. human.
age; an obligation, binding promise, oath.
%Jff* wfco( pi. m. yoJs^r f. ^^^pron. UJaxef pi.
y
\l*Q?jx>i rt. */. m. bondage,
2 pei*s. i/wtt, you; used as a copula, ioI^j/' captivity, a prohibition % interdict.
yoi^r^S ye are iro me; fco/* \&xL+f* whence
^x^d\^o>^i see uvumfcfl?/,
art thou? but for thou art JS-y k-Ai is not
used ? but ooj^j( ato and pi. *<u / \oh-iiye are.
^x/
mater of the
corruption of Pers. paApa,
soldiery.
^
With a participle or adjective fco/*' forms a
preeent tense, and as it is pronounced together
-with the preceding part. it is often also written
a stable.

in one word, kJsLJ? = %jf jlJl? 4*mi = ,

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ti) a siadiwn, oxasv paces9 t of a Romcm mile. +&*>( pi. icoo^l^jso^ stratum, astreet, road.
b) a parasang or farsang three or fon/r miles. JI^;^W crrparfta, miUtary service, mirfare.
yQu^xoi JioJ^W, yoZ^W m. rarely f.
pi.
U^'J^>i and i^& pi. |1. m. (npar-qyos,
,
a stadiv/m (see above) a gymnasium ; a race-
;
a leader, commander of an army ; a governor,
course; afield ofbattle; a course, orbit. magistrate.

)o^o(
portico.
pi. *o^r , Jo^cb? m. oTo, aporch,
H^Hf
^Jal^iK^-flo(
^
m.
pL
arpariSr^s,
*K
a
-
ff **?* and
soldier.

1>cujx>( pi. I^oclI^m/, U>i^-co/ ra.

i^^4l^r>l ^-, or a4^l^>r
orotxeoi/, ew element, a Jir st principie; a verse pi. c\ u-N'^f.^-flo/ m. <TTpaTT}\TT]$, a com-
fr
or ^>ar o/ a hymn. mander, general.
rfin^ip/ 1 ) i,fa,oci fr
[l pi. ni.
fc
W
|Ilmcu^co( f. JlIiAi$cu.x( adj. from the deriv, uncertain. Estrangelo, the most ancient
preceding ; elementul, elementari/, primary, of the three Syriac alphabets. The others are
primitive. i*j*>*j or UI ?a!^.aJ Eastem or Nestorian, and
\Jl^q1^jx>( pi. JacLj( ortf/iago?, m. tJi )J.^^oc or J^*i3 Western or simple writing,
stomach. used by the Jacobites or Maronites.
.a^/* Jia^W pi. i. m. arvkos, a colwnn, \SJl^so( corru|)ted from vrp)vo$} hcxury,
pillar, support, prop. Henee is derived debauehery.

$a^xrand \v<L^s&T ^. }lm.a stylite, \Zlsx>i\ JfciJflo^pl. m. Jliflb^f. J&Iflb/ rt.

P

a pillar-saint. \co(. adj. ofmedicine, medicinal, medical.

jd<x*0( a time, season. clajo^ , JLo^xc/
5 p
pi. )I qjd( rarely ]tcui(
J-oio-kf/ m. storax, a sweet-smelling gvm. it. )^d/. f. the healing art, medical science;

JJal^lJW* pi- l^o^^oi Station, Le. medicine, a remedy 7 cure ; Heilung ; o^flcf JJ?

a doctrinal hymn. The Syr. word for tlie same or ch^ ts-X c?ao|| incurable.

)io^sji( rt. wo(. f. a &^m^ linked, joined,

}i*Sm( ostiarius, doorheeper, usher. Jettered; a bond, bondage, captivity.

*%b&r, ji^rpi ^rf. o-rox^, a stou, Jja^ part. Pe. of )^o^ f. emph. st. healing;
vestment, garment, robe, futbit. a nurse, midwife; subst. medicine^ salve.
^okflo/^and u^cla^o/ pi. uJ|a-ioD( and
sedition. ^ v\ ;
^*^cuiflor 5
J|o^iflb( ^XMj a school;
)Sr,mVr^( seditious men, rougJis. teaching, knowledge.
.^\ft Vfe/ f, arcKpvXvos, a parsnip. fxGJteoj pi. JI- m. a scholar, stndmt,

jljalxor pi. J^Ji^ioi' m. stacte, *7i6 gw ditciple, learner.

sforaa?. } ^ . v ^ .S.^ Aflgf or J^L.^1. pi. juL and

^coikO^W, ^olo^rc/ or ^JIo^o/ qja -^ ^ "V o.qffi f m. a scholar, disputer,

arpoXdfitov, an astrolabe* pleader, an advocate.

)feCsQ.a.>( pi. JklaJL/ f. tlie threshold,

an astrologer. a doorpost; a porch, vestibide; a guard-room.

J^^ol^W^f. <l<TTpo\oyia, astrology.
ttAW, J-a5^d( or ^osc(, Uiux&t pi.
aCLJQJot4-ir and J^cuol&W* pi- T, J*L m. <rxw a the form, shape. a) attire,
,

^ aaW jyriestly
,i
<xaoojo4A.^< 'aa'Tpoyo/zoy, an. astronomer. raiment, dress, habit; JiaSoji

|IioJolA{ vrpopofila, astronomy, one of apparel; Ji^olt?? JJo^a-oJ? ^ax^aj/ /A

the four primary scences, the others being pontifical *Ae monastic habit; Ui o* p^Aflo^a

geometry, arithmetic, and music. M tfr^ (i?*e^. b) mamiers, way$, as tlie

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outvrard habit of mind; U^x^xccf Lo frJto*,

]UkL IsuAmf or U&*kM{ absolutely, good )
,*L- sphericdl, round.

manners, decorous, rigkt or graceful behaviour, )&iJkm( spliericity.

propriety. c) appearance, outward show, esp.
yH^o* s /or 7A ftft* ^pl. J io f cnX^piop, a corn-

false; f^Lau/ aL& a dissembler, hypocrite ;

press, bandage; aplaster, salve; chem. a paste.
jxL*air lof&Ai or J|4j U*HjW dissimu-
a balh; cognate )&Aa .
d) a way, mannerj Ji&W*" timber,
lation, pretmce, hypocrisy.

\&*am\& like; ^d5ua&f & J^> m an# /*f, dffTriV, an oicZer, ap, fAe Egyptian

way, sc?n ^ay; with a negative, o way, m cobra.

m no unse; ioco/ Vid of aft sorts or kinds, ajpf &c. ; see i?>m(.

m manifold ways; jpaW Pao(, p fltt> a L/ m. ie quince, the quince-tree.

c m many ways, variously; hence are
IJAmj pi. *I 7 1*1- m. anrvpis, a round
derived tlie two following words plaited baskeL
Ufcoo*flor&nd ^fcoa$D?^f. JfcL_pL m.
., f. \\*ll. a) a dissembler, hypocrite ; hypo-
)a-sD^^'/ from ^ftflpf, a caestm.
critical. b) of good behaviour, honest, Jionowr-
able.
\i%Jkml pL Jfc^aflD( m. anaOptos, a sword-
bearer, one of the imperial guard.
jlcu&ooaW pi. ]ial. f, hypocrisy.
tAtt( irreg. Aphel of .o\cf> ; <o raise, place
}%&mj*( and j&sLaxof pl.jloftn&f or }&*
above ; to offer sacrifice or praise.
f. a maltoch, spade or fork,
Js^jxcs/ pi. i^-am/ m. vto?, a leathern wkip,
Jo and J^c fut. Afftj a pass. part. ^a>f,
r scowrge.
\l*2b} to lay by, pile wp, store up, esp. of corn,
Ethpe, lL( up or togetlwr, refl. fo
to gatlier \piGkm( pi. Jkstm m. <TKv$o$, a cup; the

6e gatlwred up, piled up. Demvative, UW bovjl of a candlesiick or Zam^>.

*?. m. a heaping up, tmoiAtAfl&/ or uocu^yaaao/ same in pi.;

U( pi* l^pf rfc

a store, victuals; jjrovision for a gariison. oepiftav, an imperial messenger or cornmissioner.

)LajLtt( rt. *W- f. Jiarvesting. ij&( fut. ycuaoJ and fo^cJ, inf, ^|^,
imper. Jcu?^ act. part. /', jiW, pass. part.
Jb/^ Jt^>(^ )&*/ a) ^o 6ewrf, wtae /asi,
l^Q^i/ Or fcflOQ^CVaxff/ pi. JI- f. <77T<yyOffj
fasten, tie, append, annex; wth o of the bond
a sponge.
or of that to which anything is fastened,
M^a^QDf spongy. )liw> m<A rqpes, fl^LuL i?^ chains, ^> M
wcLmn/ pi. l^&ftno/ m. a messmg&r who o <Ae ?zec^; o 2/o oxen; -with ]t^o /orm
rides post a &rc'dgr 6y l&shing boats together. b) to bind
^a c* fc
W , J^J&dclSu? pi *I, 1^ m.
prisoner, take into bondage, keep.
on or up; with U o &mi p
c) to

hair,
bind
bind
spiculator. a) a body-guard, an attendant, /t^

a guard, b) an executioTier, hangman. mth afillet; to gird, gird on, )iu a sioord, Jli

jicu fASu3o( white mutard. the loins, UJU a girdle; ^ZZ* J^j^ ^f
to bind their loins with a girdle; )^Z &}*
luiSmf and x&apf xn. ir^?, wedge.
metaph. to submit, be ready to obey; to bandage
JjLLiiW*and l&aafpl. ]C adj. <&/e<3 red.
a wound. d) with J-i^or Ifcooai to bind
*&W, J*j{ and 4J9ucd/* )W E-Syr. with a bond or oath; to compel, consjnre;
to
JU&W pi. | f. a) a company of
vwepa, bind by magic arts; &}*&&
to bind chsely,
soldiers, a cohort, bnd, company. b) acpaipa, restrict within limite; opp,
J^, to bind and
anytking of a round shape, e.g. around cahe; loose both in the simple sense
and metaph.,
a spJtere, globe, cirele, ball; hence general metaph. sense to possess authmty.
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f
Pass. part. girt, IU or \&J* $*&}* armed S4&Jk\ rt. cu. repetition; llVjW&a
men; bound, fettered, captive, ensnared, en- repeatedly.

tangted) hindered, hence subst. a captive,

prisoner; ]*(&** aprison; metaph. Uiix

r
in many senses j see nnder ^x.
+Jx> f irnpeded speech ; ) jl> g^A* ^u < w- N (rt.
)t sft- ; vi ,V m. cultivated land.
tangled in affairs of the flesh; JjJxaX a\. do6?e,
tJie
JiWsj4l& and JX rt.
joo* jjj&jin bondage io his po&sessions, ham* <w/ce a much; \^.f)m& or ^ma; ^f
pered by his wealih; under an oath, obligation, %S ^e received
double mo?ieyj i^o? Ja3/
bond, engagement, or penance, excommunicate
a double poriion of the Spirit; $--%^m ->-
Ucj=> con-s&vmwc? 6y ^ Spirit. Ethpe.
^e'ce as Mtc/*,* vd^F y>s>H jmr tivnes as
iili/ or
<o 6e
ti( iniper.

boind, a) pass. <o 6e fastened

u*\m 7 with o or
v/p, closed,
& much, quadruply, fourfoldj 4^' ^a ^a
severa iimes as much; )J-saip H^-i <a2/
atbached; L*M* Joi jU o^>? JI'oaJ Ifte
iiwies as much.
*
j
grace attached to this symbol or sign; to be
&j' copulative conjunction, often coaesces
ensnared, tahen captive, impHsoned, )h^^>
with another partide; also, and, truly, even,
by lust, ) -'laa | % Zowe; io oe mwV penance;
nevertheless ; &}'
&]' both and, and also;
io neither nor;
to be joined in niarriage or copulation ; to be
cu^< <&('
kept apart from a wife
to gird oneself; to consfrire.
by magic arta. 6) refl.
Debivatives,
&\o
even if,
after

although;
JJ

Jb^
not even if; )i~ Jis/' not even one, not a single
nor, not even; ^ W
Jjaco/, J~*oW, JUi*W, JtW, j^ooJso, )lwt>o.
one; JJsojfkf and Jb? neither nor;
)J

iml*, )i&F pi. ^ m. aaaptov, a mo^ or

J&f&mtr, of J*saiA&f' although, albeit, evenif.

half as,

ia}*
a Roman

UmTfL
copper coin.

J* rt. */. m, a 5od, iie,

J#
in the sing.)
^ f.
iaK pi.
<^ nostrils,
of ju?; Ub?" (not nsed

the face, coimtenance,

fastening; with jl or ellipt. a belt, bnd,
hence the presence; ^\s to ourface, in our
girdle ; jj^fco ix?* a liwrf, superhumeral. shew-bread as
presence, before us; J^l? J,^u^
A joining together, union, alliance, conspiracy; being placed before the Mercy-Seat ; a person,
a vow ; an interdict, penance. a aj is T strnge faces i. e. fowigre jperwww
]&
iw<l* Jtrpl. J* rt. jW. *. gram. a con- of inanimate things, i/ie surface, front, fore-part,
junction or copula, but in a wider sense tban outer part, covering e. g. a book-cover ; the side

in English grammar, the ancient Syrian gram- or face of a under discussion; wf

question

mariana only counting three parts of speech, \it a curtain, hanging, veil; with preps.
]opaJL nouns, pronouns, adjectives, and most \&) in public, before, against; outwardly, in

preposidons, )bo verbs, and )/ jport&f ie. show or pretence; ^\* $* /c ^ to face^

adverbs, conjunctions, the prefix prei^s.,

inter- openly. With ?, before, in thepresence, w,oaa>\

jections. ham no gender nor state but

$mf \L>Jo9 before the altar; with%j **3J
towards,

admit of the Bdul i.e. o, ?, ,%. prefixe. about, esp. in expressicns of time aud place;

JjW*emph. st. of \mT* ^all, a party-wall. \lxs\ Jij towards evening; ^ZSA. ^ ^l
about theninth hour; ^ao#lT ^3j wutiwari*;

f. a stater =a shekel, a coin or weight worth tt* usjj &e/bre or /a%

ftmw; Jff ^5 <'*

four Jol or three silver denarii. ai 7te beginning of spring; with ^Loa-ik

l&W'm* the handle of a sickle, the MU of ic/ore, m front, opposite to, openly, in
sigH of;

with% on </te surface, upon, at; in front of,

a sword.
before; for, for the sake of on account of;
* ^E M^/> U^U^r usually for pass.
wp<m the face of the deep;
r

* aX, one place wjbtn another,

U>oU T%
part. of ctou&fe,
"<i ftSX W% ai iAc AVrf Atwr; ^i
a square; J&a-^' PkU *w*k cave>
*m, /w <w
such as the cave of Machpelah. Jiiala r i-. ^r./w"
bJUL&rrt* &v.. adv. dwMy. wforiJo; )roJ-2cu 5W% /or i/w /'^;
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.oo^tS *^/%kX for tlie sake ofall, because of I^^Di/, lAfcaiTtf *>****-> E-Syr.

all; \\y> Zf^JL for vMch cause, wierefore. Hs/rpL Jl. ra. iirlo-KOTTos, an overseer, prefect,

ud/, act, part.

a bishop.
J^fut. jajj, mper. Jf
9
f. Jla/' m. pi. ^a^f. Ja? pass. part. \&( f.
? )l ^cs~*.&f a bishoprie, the office of a
,

Jisrm. pi. ^^to&a&?bread. Ethpe. *&$?* bishop.

io be balced. Derivative, jJaL jojL5< f. frr*rwc<fe, horse-races, a race-cowr8et

a^AmEL of *a ; io take away, deprive of hippodrome.

y
witli j. l&i*&f puise, porridge.
U*a/' pi- - Heb. ro. a palace, a citadel, JfcU/' f. a wi n by the f
cZoaA, so-called
often met.; )^aJ? }Ji/'i^ Ae te&rt & ^ Nestorians; the Jacobite names are JI*^ and
citadel of the soul ; \S&& w3( a^**? aa^Ir
blessed be He who forsook the king's palaces.
^s/'ApHBLof ^ftj ; to makefatt, cast down.
JjLo*a^= |X & even now.
Ji/*contr. of ^ and W, ^^"j ^<>^ e; &ee&( *

Jjckf Heb. f. <m ephod; JlV is the usual

conte, of
P
a? %. and pron. pL
e^Sf ,
suff. i
word in Syriac.

mcrina.a(, *mft or Jma~ f. roSeifiF,

ja/^ApHEL of ana ; io iw permission, io
a demonstration.
cast lots.
JxcL.?Q-S( pi. f_cr o. i.Q;a3( m. uTro&atfovos,
J&Joftfc^C and )fcf7ftf pi. )iC^ f. 6^&vat
a suhdeacon* oftener Tc.
stipend, salary, wages, hire; he&p, Tnaintenance.
U^cxa3( f. iroKoyia, a defence, a speech in
^j.\l.m^(1 or \CL*v ( dbsinthitwi,
defence.
woQ-mwood, a bitter medicine.
Jwuo-3( m, and f, ttovcrla, excretions, excre-

ment. j&ojom/ a bishop, &c; see ~-<*f

f*Afti |sc&f f. jy.*Q. iro^ariKo^ negative, JIAsfm. a Iialter, a cord to lead a packhorse.

criticai, decisive. taft > As/ and .m * nf*)u3 cua/ ir6(j>a<rt$, a

dX\*cri\so(, iJ3ftfli\^&S( and nrwrnB9f f,
judicial decisicn9 a sentence.

aTTo^acrtff, a deciszon, sentence, e.g. jl/cutt o/ l^Kd^pl. )JL f. aw hyena.

death; a negative, negation, }&( pi. ) oa^ <?aZfa.

im*rn>Zoci3( f. noicpKn?, a decision, an uia^ApHEL of *aau ; fo ftnwgr /ot7k

answer*
^oia^pl. ^I ro. a jfe& overcoat
Umf m. balsam; s|* UX^ balsam- > m>m ija( I. airoKpKTis, an answer.
trees.
1
tf+tbtm, ])UL f. adj. from yu*/ ; o/
Us^f or U^Bf m. an imeven number, odd }
Eplwem; \\UskAs>\ r Jfc^OAio i/^ weire o/
opp. ^OK Ephrem, i. e. t heptasylabic metre employed by
S, Bphrem Syrus.
jj
a^^ r f. intoXfjj a mulct inan impost,
Jl^iaf has no sng, form;
f. pi., raisins,
penalty for murder or bodily harm. probably corrupted from Jfcs^a/ rt. ^ <o rfry.
JkCar rt. Jfc*9. gpace, ^;/ac^ cZeZa?/, cause,
m. imrpowos, a procurator, e.g. ?o*I %
*

occasion, opportunity; with o^ to givey aU<w,

over Judaea; a steward of a church or monas-
tery ; a guardian of orphane.
was a great opportwnity for them; J&/"*k Jl
]io^o;laf and^S/ tofficeofaprocura- ^e opportwnity had passed, ii covZd no Imiger
governorship, stewardshij), guardianshp. r
tor, be done;
vR^ftiX J^/ Jooil (lest) it came
cCi&*m<=)/ and^Q^^aa 9>(, from Lat. us tofal; ^BSI J^i^ J^\<^ ooj
obsequium through Greek fyuuov, the imperial granted them severi days' grace> delay.
ojfdafo, retinue, [*^-3( Trodr/Kr], a Store.
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*lftf* jMs&r pi. # guahn nausea,

J* f< y &~&L>
f r i?
toeartaomeness ; JflsWJ* with^> and pron. fc> j&e, &c.; with Jjcw,

j JioJ:
suff. to be sick of anything*

fjf Aphel of ? ; fc> jfo? iAe e^s. )i ( pa, apa, vocative and interrog. partide O I
)L'e%( pi* Jto%( f. a kneading-irough, dough, O that 1 now, then, whether; often follows other

a lump of dotigh, a mass. interrog. particles such as oao, U, \*>&d.

**%?* Aphel of ***; o express in writing, \li.*(f. )&*3JLJ>'9{ adj. from ^zif.
publish abroady write out, hence is derived guadragesimal, \*L&&i( MpQ| i/te Lentmfast t

days
JkL.C^pl. J^L = JyLL, a copy of a book or
the forty fast.

MS., a codex. )\$**2>*l a 8ea-87vrimp.

wja^*7 Ethp. of the verb U>*. The Ethpeal +z>9(, \lLb( pi. ). /i papyrus reed; the

and Ethpael of all verbs beginning with are spathe of a palm.

r
thus for med. SiP* Us>*? and jl^ai^'m./oitr; with
8 j/ rare for a Ci to be carefulj anxious. ? <Ae fourth, J^L=>i|? ]>o>J <A fourth rver.
U*i? Uar ^c^ or ^d \J*if the fourth
Ijf root-meaning io sAwi m or tp, heap up; day of the
?

weelc, Wenesday, ULz>i\ U**^

in Syr. the verb is found only in tbe Jerusalem
the Wednesday fast ; )l^iJ A^aL >^s*)ii lie
dialect. Debivative, )>/
came with fovr orjve men; ^^ V-ianj JIg.*
mpart. s-*^o Aphel of Lo; to liearhm,
four-footed beasts, quadrupeds; oo**k-^i
ir

listen. thefour ofthem; coalesces with other numbers

J^/ Turk. white; J^>? J;J-? a corn ofzmaTl or with nouns, )ym j2lf rarely }$m^^l< f-

value. and ^,mA.Ktor or contr. ;j^1!sj>*( ni-

^JS^Aphel of %*; to lightm a burden or fourteen; \\J^J>*1*fowr hwndredi ^aS v> r

load, make less heavy, take away, with ^2 from; iAe /owr qtcarters of the tvorld.

to hasten; to thinh lighily of, despise. 9'

^S^'ilf \&*[ the fast of
qS&'jl forty;
forty days.
seribedform, order} arrangement; rit. theoffice
JUo^'pl. I m. a stone-vnasm*
or liturgy proper to the day.
K&^ JJ4^?
r
pi- ^ m. *&s MbI or Aya-

r^f, J^*?"i>l. ,2, r m. rare for J^o from

cinthine hue obtained the Tyrian murea,
purpU a pwrple garmmt;
}
)l ckoo? ^^C
*Ae e?/$ o/^e kingdom ofheaven.

pwrple,
&c. iKK\t}<na<rnKri, Church history; E % SW
/****"&? <** Ecclesiastkal History of
^ts*c^? /
and ^UJo^rpl. l-
JEusebius.
pyvpairprr}s, a silversmith.
.^.J fft. a^ .mA&r &C f. eicXei^iJ,

<(w eclipse of the sun or moon.

ceUar8, store-rooms.
Pk. pass. part. of ^ fosirable, choice, appetimig;

[totmFtmA |L^!o?*pL l^. m. aw anJde-chain,

pleasant vineyards ; f. emph.pl. desirable things,
a bangle.
pleasures, lusts, desires.
the aerne, highest point, culmin-
\JL*f

W
dKfif),
[fi^fl ^mcZ of drum.
lala^M 6Zoom o/ Am jwwA.
ation; ? </
J{.WpL T m.=)^? WcW ffv J

mtiP&ZBML of juu ; o &e ww, eZraw rcear,

&e#iw, a<M, proceed, &c.

a.?? "and ap? "pI.H Ar.m. a^fl-0o,
**Pact. parfc. *ik or *Lv> Aphel of *;
builder,master-bwlder; metaph.]&f Jla?K
<o cooZ, 2
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28 nsul\a\flfiur<'

ihe Architect ofthe Universe; )K*?>/ Jx JlILo A j^rs 6Zow which the smith struck;
,

IL'jSL? PawZ </ie master-bwiW.tr ofthe Church. Jl^jj^ %jo* to forge.

w*i/ root-meaniug to go, travel. Pa. ui<

)lcX&#J*( f. stone-cutting.
) <o goaway, depart, withebraw; ^*>(o s.l**
Jc( = )lci rt. joi m. exultation, joy.
m
chLo Ae departed from htm and went his
)lsL#oi( t=jIjL*oi rt. *> room, opm or jSw
way; JL*? mit fi left them. b) denom.
space; opp. Jj_^e( inetaph. relt$f&om illness
from J^io/, to stay on the woy, stop on a
or anxiety, aMeviation; Jlo-s^Joo jk-*o>)o journey. Derivatives, U*q( J*n, ^*wo. 9

m grood! swd e#&7 fortune.

m. a) a wayfarer, traveller,
U*9f' rt. u*i^.
^oif f. JjjM*et / =s]***ei rt. w*oi. wrccfo,
;
9
passer-by, guest; \L\ \Li\ a weary travdler
spacious; Jul*o9f \^Li( open country; ji*?** metapb. transient. b) =]***( a way.
|u**09{ a vasi desert. r r
M4*? ****4*! yl *ma^? f. a Persian
or
\0>(^ JJof ( pi. |JL m, a caZf, a young bullock; measure, equal to six busbele aud a quart.
)%sj3oj { pi )fcwo*( f. a cow-calf Iiefer.
[*^ }U- or V,aSj>ra Hebrew
*o(, JJoi/'rarely JJof Heb. m. <z) t/t6 ar& corruption of the Persian name Ardiskir, Arta-
of the covenant; JoC otJoi^theArkofGod. xerxes.
a strong-box to hold raoney or books.
b) chest,
VLpr, ^c^_ and U- f. JUdLjrpL m.
]io^oi( f. rt. ^i( . a meeting, encounter; qa>.J?( aipcrtKos, Iwrelical, an heretic.
a disputation, controversy; Jb&? JIcl^o/' a
**>/ root-meaniug found in Arabic, conj. II.
discussion; Hjog\i>? Jic&^oV # refutation
to l ip a?i animal in its $taU. Syr. only
of the Gouncil of Chacedonj a controversial the derivative jIior.
^Jc^xJ^^ci^ JLa^o^j &>
treatise;

thePolemics of Bar Salibi against the Nestorians mr Pi ipfcWKtfi \c&$r&

Heb. a Uon lioness; metaph. a) Leo, the sign
9
w&
)> ( Aphel of J i from j ) *; fo signify mystically.
of the Zodiac for August b) \Lity l^lg a
>?, )!/ pi. )?!/, W-Syr. Jjj! rt. >i. m. sort of leprosy, lepra leonina or elephantiasis,
a secret, a) an agreemmt, a council; J1V U}i> u m was conmmed with elephan-
.'vi i/ he
*^o *W o^^gj^L /w conspired with her. b) tiasis. Dekivatives, \iiifc ]^^ilit
anything Jiaving a secret or mystical meaning,
&o9Cpr,nime Arius; J^Li^orj^^^mcu^
a type, figure, sign, symhol, likeness; s+S the cursed Arius.
yl>U ^ Church is in Thy likeness, is lilce Thee;
Vri y i y

^
JM J JLcua. Uengthiness; j^^2> l^a,?/
9 - 4 * /.
)*/ baptism, which is afigure of;
<<
prolixity, tlie use of many words; '^^2
iU* v iJ tf/i^y igw with the symbol
XJ/ jtoa, )Lcux9r patiiculars which we leave
of the Cross. c) a mystery, sacrament, the
out because of their length.
Holy Eucharist; Jj*j^ ^oo^ *3taJoo he
administered the Holy Communion to them; nun jclVpi. m. \z-ti: toK o.Uii/ a
Jjilj J;k**j<xX an antiem sung during
ii na, afollower ofthe heresy of Arius.
the
Liturgy. d) magic rites; JIU-? ffil*
oooj *ioj*.& tlmj toohpart in
With
pagan rites. a %?r; metaph. Ui ^U scaii/ tfarslead.
preps. )*)?> or jtfU in secret, secretly, JLaaIj<' = U/''o|a f. Uontiasis or elephan-
myslically. tiasis, a kiud of leprosy, said to be that from
jWpl- f m. thecedar ov pine; JW r /" wliich Job suffered.
i^o as a cedar ofLebanon.
e#f or yjtf E-Syr. lowjirice of corn. **jf" Ares, Man ; the planet Mar,
J&*r
the mallet
pL 3^-
with which a
rt. li.
leii is
a Jtammer,
struck; a stroke
mallet, m^^mJr,
spellings, pr. n. rislotle.
*^^r and other

with a kammer; Jo jl*>? JfcL^ JtIW

i^l^mJfl ]&&-. Aristotelian; ta
 rtL^ajuirf 29

)tUl*k*ntiS>rt a follower ofthe teach- ^oif or )1^aaS? princes of evil, i.e. <Ae devii
inj of Aristotle. and his followers.

U-; ; see Jj&Jj:

*i( Aphel of <* ; to soften, molUfy. m. Lat. an archdeacon,

yi/ ssyZ fut. jip, act. part. *H, )o^, pass. )h *4 A***0( P
or )L cucuAl*^g^
r
f, arcAi-
part. *-(^ H*f ^ ItCa^f to 60 Zo?^, prolonged; rfaconaie, o^c^ of an archdeacon.
to lengthm; pass. part. Zow?, wcfe, sad of the JLcia*5>( f. dpxqoris, dancing with Twutic
hair, beard, stature, of life, and time; */ and singing.

M-u ^m^\ Ae stretches out his hand to taTce; I( Heb. pr. n. ^Iram, hence -4 ramea as
**9f oJL*i? |Ly ( a woman with a long tongue; Syria; ->io*j m{ Mesopotamia.
U**f y*n Artaxerxes Longimanus; ****}* P
IisI|iOf/ adv. t <Ae Aramaic or Syriac
UaS^ an eagle afft wide-spread wings;
language,
}&k*$f jfcouZs a spacious city; rit. often
JJoei( pi. )Jjsd9( from if as is also
with JLo understood, prolonged, slotv; gram.

1( j-X j^su* Ju?( fow# t and -w as in JLoi

]JLo9( , both were the same Gentilic name,
Aramean, but some time after the epoch of the
]&tM> ai lengthy freely; opp. )
Seleucidae the name Syria, a shortened form
see . Pa. <**( the same. Aphel *io/'
of Assyriay came into nse instead of ^ ramea,
<o lengthen, xtretch out, thrust out, e.g. the
and Syrian for ramean. The ancient name
tongue; o** ia hJ>ic( she spread her wings; was now restricted to the Arameans of the
metaph. o 6e lengthy in talMng or writing ;
J?asi,andwhen they did not receiveChristianity
\LvL <**oj )j?o wrf <o wa/re foo long a story; the name became a synonym for pagan or
^Tv
'

^ 3i X*5*coo tew speaft af tac gr^ai length,

Sabian, the following is a later form.
ai the rish of being tedious ; yOojlcbL
jl&$l'f, J&s&5/'pl, )^; see the preceding,
$Aey ^^^ fow*7 prayers; oom <*-*
an Aramean a Syrian; y
adj. Aramaic, Syriac,
}du( JLaJl iw( Ihey add to their sins, vnake
a cord mode
j&n k*&&f \l+icu> lii& the Syriac or
the lst of their sins long, as is
Aramaic tongue.
18 ; vl^oi J> f / h'K <fc?a^ my
longer, Is. v.
anger to allow a long time for repentance,
^&9(.fut.^w,part. JJ304-& pi. f. ^L&&
perh. denom. from )Laeff to widow, cause to
Is. xlviii. 9. Dekivatives, a'W> J-usio^ ;

be a ividow ; to be widowed, left a widow ; ) L V*> c

p

Jbe^&; a widotO'ivoman; metaph. )bo^i J1 jSL

a widowed church, i. e. left without a Bishop,
a beginning ; a magistrate; authority, rule
Ethpa. ^^il( to be left or made a toidovj.
}

principality. The last forai of the pL, ieoo&'ic

or tttODii/^ s used for principalities, the name %&tf Xf E-Syr. JLoi?
r
pi. ^ m. a

of the seventh Order of Angels. widowcr; ts&ci(, J&^f pi. jfcCL f. a widow;

ra px"<*i the archives, the jfclX&}f *J/ li^hif certain widow; \JL*
\&$f with fcwwi.

public library; ]*? **Sii/*fc** <Ae library \\^Lx>'i{ widow-womm ; used also of animals,

ofthe chwrch oftAi monaslery. birds, of sterile ground or trees without fruit,

and metaph, of churches left without a pastor.

jfclfc JJoVpl- tf Aflnd 4^fni.
npX&>f, aprince, ruler, governor ; cJJl? jooif
Jl'aJSjeif widowliood.
the governor of A diabene ; )jo Uo^k? ojoaf yajUcii or ycJiol( pi. U^d>( Spuvop, tackle>

theprince ofthis vjorld, John xii. 31, xiv. 30. tachling, a sailf tlie topsail.

J^joW^pL ,, ifio^ioif^and oa^aiii/'' \ji( sometimes mispriuted \jh (Heb.) m.

Spxovra, aprince, leader, ruler; )?)**<? ^jciff and f. a mountain-goat
r
f^ prime of evil spirits, \Ju*f a) f. a ham b) a tumour.
&Jdfetf'pl. ^cfcrf'dim. of
v
w*/. with n (usuallyha*tt')pl*uDaAflot( iheresy.
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30 r^&lCl.AS.K'
rtLfiOiflnr*'
* -
fmn nrt?V- } =J^ui* rt. >&i. m. a spriiik- JLso?LV'Gr.= Syr, U*k U^U. 0*^0-
**{ holding the right faith; )la i ao .*o
.
ling; dew,Jme rain3 moisture; Jl^ <Zary,

drops o/ <fe w. jL3 ofitl? <7w orthodox faith.

trembling, fear.
U/ barley-water, J&4*?== jfcLU rt. ti. f.

<*ir fut. ^cijj, pari ^i^ U*?' <<> ^ Utuli}, Ualut or a^V-i? Wfwt, ftwp
meounter; a) [J>iL* or J^aAarf ^ won? or rt/ soldiers.

withshields=to attach, also io sustain or wee aw

c^rpart. di)j and c^ii Aphel of a*j ;

c<m&2 mfct fa; fr> m*$2 disease or cold

<o 6fo^, cause the wind io blow*
met. to meet in argwnent, refute, confute. b) io
jirfut. ?c^U, ?ck^ act.
inf. j;jj2>, imper.
happen, befall, come upon, nsually of misfortune
part. X/', Jf*,?', pass. part. ^ZK )*?>> \E*M
)J&m5 ycffl.^ ULij'evil will happen unto yoto,
(cognate roots in Heb. and cf. )*,) to $Jiedt
Deut.xxxi.29. Deeivatives, U&ioi, jlcu^ei/*,
Z)r pour out or down water, rain, blood, tears;
^> Utf pi- Mtetft the earth, opp. U
L *L\> bloodsJtsd, manslattghter ; ^ao? *{
the heavens and Jj*cu&u the seas, Gen. i. 1-10;
a mandayer, homicide; bloodthirsty ; !**,(
a country, land, a piece of land^field, ground,
JIojT breathing out poison; metaph. to throw wp
soil, -**r&? ULf (tie land
thejloor of a house;
amound; JLTtowpsei; to pour out the
*9ch
of Egypt; Jfco^ ULi^good ground; )&/"
heart or soul in prayer ; wrath or evil gifts,
jl&a? tJie Joors of the kouse; UL*( & an
the grace of God, the Holy Spirit ox^>r JL( ;
;

earthworm. Dekivatives, U-2m/, i*L^*/.

Jl'ojttX he gave himself up of his ovm wiU
IfcLn jpL [hL'iffrom ULif&jj* and subst. mito deatk; )^L9 tA>).^\ to shedforti mercy;
earthly, terrestrial; an earthly being, a dweller
pass. part. metaph. shed or scattered broad,
on ilte earth; \l^L'i{ \2>oi land winds. disdipated 7 diffvse,fimid; )***/ jicu diffused,
VUi!"L l&UiFvl m. Jl f. JL from scattered light; )fJi( Jil^i a distracted mind;
)^ki( adj. earthly, terrestrial; l&i^yf jftf.vifiiS Y^ S^^^s^a Jluid body. Etkpe. ^(l/^
earthly wisdom. imper. **-Iif to be shed, powred out esp. of 9

Ja>( for )^9 Ar. a nes, aflock of birds, s7ioaZ. blood, but also of dry things, corn, ashes, stones
metaph. to give oneself up to; to be spread
off Aphel of *ai; <o 6ei ow< ifcm.
abroad, diffused; }fS\UUL iS-^? JL-J **i
i^LSn rt. ^o>. ra. <7^6 etane ofheaven, tlie
as a torrent rushing imqyetuously ; \S) jlsuo
firmament.
X[lsi the hope of the wiclced is powred ovi9
+,*{ fut. acjI, inf. ^tjw& 6ea^
<o <n&e,
i.e. fiows away lihe water; jfc^j J^^
hammer as a blacksmith.
}!{ the divine word is spread abroad*
Jia*/^ X*?( or Zii( f. j&LL. adj. from Derivatives, */, )Lo^^/, Jj^lfc^o.
Arsaces, the name or tite of the founder of
*,{, )a.( m. the shedding of blood.
the Parthian empire. Seleucia and Ctesiphon,
<^/', lc2*7'pl. T, J rt. a*,^. a user of
the chief cities of the Arsacian kngs are called
charms and incantations, esp. a snake-charmer.
\j&l&*, 9( )t l l -y hence >
royaZ, c/we/, j JLcu3g-*.{ rt. &*,(. f. snake-charming, en-
cipal; \*&m*t{ ]aoaLs, ifo chief monastery
chantment.
u*orv f. j^u^iv pi u**?*, = a v^tMiQy document, bond;
U*ftW'> &c. Gr. = Syr. J^d*, i adj. J*^/ ]A*'
ortlwdox holding the rigid faith.
}
r
JsJJ^atooHV'adv. orthodoxly.
Jlo. ( rt. ^/ a) a fazn^r s^ed, spread far
and wide, diffused as liquids, sand, light;
P
y
*flDaa&so?ii( pi. CLcoJ30?L j( , omo foilor U>* toUi? bloodshed; metaph. licUi^
OMkdflff m. op868oi-os, ortJiodox; see^mOfif/ )^^^iUdiffusimofJ(mmledge. b)Jtuidity f
above. liquidness.
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quotidian fever; ^al

^*jj ){*>$ J&>7
assurned, presivrned; JLjL^Jj^/ </*e svpposed *uart<w ^wr; metaph. Jict^S? )fe*7 the
father. fever of schism.

J^IJLi/ = JsIJLl rt. ^Jj*. apparently, in ]^{ = fc^*,, Jfc**, a/ with ? tg sixth;
appearance, by mpposition, falsely, in jrretence. J&*i k&cu */w $iatf& <fay; \&*r the
Jj&cu

yoa^j^f Heb. a desert or waste. six days o the Creation; *aL^l*,( = ^> i^^.
)aft*f 3

)VqUmL( rt. A*, f. assuaging, ease.

sixteen; mWi = t*^^ *ww*y
\ur P i. i&ir m. j*w pi. uter f.
^olS^' generally followed by *?.
expressing deire and longing, t/iot /
interj,

icould
a testicle.
that I
\<k~f*nr \&&*oj pi. j^l. m. Ar. a cobbler,
t&h^i and <**o&s*7 from ^p-*Zo and JfcoL.
shoemaker.

]LaJfcaj*7 from the above; f. cobbling, sltoe-

adv. of time; lastyear; wJSlS^f
ago, for a year past.
^ a year

making.
U\ JW pi. lifWf* ) ^w, mar, pledge,
ur, )tA*.n jlwv- r j& tohen; )oo1d? JlV ^ s^w or tofew 0/ ^e
=
oflcmd about two-thirds of an acre; a field,
covenant, Gen. ix. 12 ; czrcumcison, Gen. xvii.
a piece of land, a farm; j&;? )om acres
11. Used in John ii. n-18 and throughout
ofvineyard; ^'J^V Glmrch lands or
$t& this Gospel of the signs whereby our Lord
mdowmmts; metaph. JL'^! Ja*7 </*e ChurcKs
manifested Himself ; Jiiiofic jloll* signs and
feld oflabmr; JicujaL? JW*/te J** o/ *^
wonders; ^cu^j Jl u^? )*W o*^- J^ *f
)Uft/ fc\ III^Dlfl^ *** theApostles
whosoever has noi my tohen let him not enter;
laboured in this trach.
J&L&? ffl a sign of approaehing death; )i(
l^hAnf perh. the wood of the acacia, but
JiuJ^4? ^7ie sign of the eross; cf. )u&A,of signingy
the word is variousy used to translate box, making the sign of the cross. b) a standard;
beech, teak, and almug = sandal-wood ; ^s?
JLoL^ wilSJ standard-bearers. c) ^X.afigwre,
)3k.a*-if beeclien planks. descri2>tion ofa pers. or thing; oo^o &^
7'Aphel ofOA. and of *&*,. JLoL^/^e fearn* * de% i.e. of a garden /rom

.^(cognate roots *&** and J^*0 fut. **<p, ^r. d) a constellation ; Ji^ai? Jtoi^iAe grw*
charm 0/ fAe heavens, thefigures or constellaiiom of
part- aX/', l&W to sfcro&e, $00^6,
&*>? a snake-charmer, user tlie heavens; an astronomical figure or symbol.
serpents, )&*,}*
Cognate, k-T/, ol/'.
of charms. Debivatives, 1&W> jloSa*^,

l&*?*rt. *&*?. m.
jju7*or JA^m. a
a charm, incantation.

lodging, inn, Iwuse of

jt;

^V
J$ fui
T
f.
pL ol! ^
)i)J 1 pers. Ji/, inf.

JL?', pass. part.

act. part,

4/' ^i?
JU,
\l?,W pl< 3.
r
imper.

or JIll^
<o ccwie, arrtve, opp.^Ki to g'o; ufts^jt Ai%(
entertainmmt for
+*,}
travellers.

found in Heb., Chald., Ar., verb

w?/ /towr is come; *^*4/ \^' ^ /eer ks
rt.
reached us. With preps. o of the manuer,
only used in Heb. Hithpoal and in Chald. olf i^)^ ^^3/ CCZ7/66 by ship; ]Ai %J*A with
Ithpael root-meaning to make firm, support, * my P
;
a great army; ? jl' to the neighbour-
found, hence is derived
ood of=near to; with ifc^ tofollow, *}&> oi
bottom,
b&Ft ttUTpL Jl&if rt. fc*. the
follow me; ^ta^cu fr&a Is-ii ^Aow /<a<

part; ))?
the deepest bottom of the m+ik* followed my teaehing; with >-* to mrroimd.
well; Jo^jr *&*>}* the bottom of the piti With ^ a) 0/ >Zac<3 or result; )|*N^>v to
)J*)^rthede2)thoftlie8ea; )$o; j&*7 Galilee; ojiiJJ to /im flace ; metaph. )i?
xvi. 7. was apparent; Jioo, '^^
foundations of the walls, Is. i< j f r> - >

UE jafpL llo^rfrom a Heb. and

w something, result in;
to c<wie to fie, CW&6
^o^u^^Au^
to jpa55, come to
to <wr7i <wti
Chald. word for fire, f. /wr; \&**
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oA\f< 32 rcLttA&f*'

to advantage; ? Jl^ca^. to meet. b) with

pers. pron. suff. has ethical force, jt? a character, a letter of the alphabet ; jlolf ^X
he tvent his way. With La^> or *! of the in alphabetical order; ++9 Itoif aw iniial

pers.; inetaph. q*m2u loik jt? io come to letter; \j;LJlkJb a letter pronotmced with
himself, to a right mind; with ^, from a a vowel, opp. t>NX a 7eni or oiiose letter;

place or pers. fcsli/ ),^i/

y
^
whence comest \l&Z%-& jiotf havi^ig the vowd Pethacha
JkCa^3j ibnm^ Zekapa jl^Si hemng L ,

came jfrom iAe king; with ''^X, o attack, Revaza JL; jfeCll^o JJSif votfeZ feiiew as *#,

invade; come upon, said of good or

to befall, o, /; JlitlLiu^Jloi/ra^ca^alsocalledJ)^^
of evil ; Jia ^j, to take to heart, grieve; with essential or ]^*i-Lo natural, opp. J||-Sl or
Pj5> io 70 in front) precede, henee to make )^...I1.oIn> formative; [.ft.flftoliS^ affkced or
progress, prosper, succeed. Act. part. J'Lff j?)u prefixed, )I^jcu^; suffixed to denote gender
the approaching feast; Jt'jj o o He who is to or nnmber, as /, o, ^, t; or possession, as
come i.e. the Messiah; gram. W-Syr. Jit? tlte y, - 3
and t^-^ thepast
future, opp. j^js? thepresent jioi/pl, J^oi/'rt. JL(.m.a corner, an arrtval;
fem. used impers. with ethical ^, o serve, be of opp. o;/ a
P
^oer.
use, advantage; *i llf S & & o/no w$e io Ai,
Jjolf rt. |K m. at oven, furnace.
it wiU do Mm
no good; with o^Ji topros2>er,
ioi{ f. a) ssyria. b) the province and
succeed ; U l{| ~* f as it may happen, by chance,
heedlessly. Infin. = subst. advantage, profit;
dtocese ofwhich Moul was the capital; hence

*& -cnX &**/ )l)^ JjJ

i^y are worthless. J4ol( pi. ?$oi( o) aw s&yrian. b) in

Pa. w( io cowie (rare). Aph. k^/^fut. ]&J, luter times U>oi/' JIi?cu i/i6 5ee of iA6 ct*y of
inf, du & . aci\ ?
imper. ) & /^ part. Jj&if.JIfc**;
Momi.
io make come, with ^ or ace. of the thing or i+l(, )Ut( a) af}pr) y pottage. b) aWrfp, m.
person brought, with ^ or ld^ of the pers. the air, the atmosphere; hence
towhom it is brought to summon, bring, Jiave ; Utftlf pi. juL ethereal, celestial.
some om brought, Jk^fj^L to send for; to
l^irpl. IJl^i^m. ffkrfTris, an athlete,
bring forward an argument, complaint, to allege, warrior, champion, esp. used of those who
cite, quote. With o, to bring into e.g.difficulties y

with and ? of the person, to accuse; with

strive for God and the truth, ^\>?
ifcC^ 12S1j victorious aihletes = martyrs ; J^-a>
^-^ to bring upon, infiict; with J1A ^ mojcx^-I^U? {Chist) the ffope of those who
to bring to mind9 take to keart =to notice, care; strive for Ilim.
with liJ^J, |&ds or \& to bring news, teii,
reiate, recount; jotoS. to remind, rnention;
^%*t^m adv. as aw athlete, athletically,
boldly, bravely.
JjiJJ to bear, yield, bring forth fruit. Imper.
used adverbially, thus, so: fv> ^5\ r r JLcu^Xt/ f. \r)<ris, athhtic contests, wrest-
Jj*/ *#/
ling, hence a coniesi, stmggle, an heroic deed;
so io p&z, as we may say, thus for instance.
courage, constancy, martyrdom; ffixJK Xf'
Ettaph. k^jpjf io be brought, led, earrieds
^i-x jfclai Atf did great exploits.
Joo jlS^ilS-^ ^o*^o )&> it was carried hither
andthither; wo*ioJJ *^> J^XXfhi* bodywas f^U or ^1^/ aWXrj, a) ashes, b) an
brought to Edessa for burial ; lembic.
to be brought to
pass, succeed, twrn mit; u*^jj^.c Jj*ifco& JJ

U^l the event did not meet his desires; to

hapjxrn to, with ^i, ^i J&lfcjo? f^t <nrf/ constawy, fortitude ; brme or ferofo
1*5 & everything brought upon mm, everything eeds, esp. of the martyrs.
that can befall human beings. Demyatives U^i? pi. U^.1/ ra. a) &3Xo fs confesa
trouble,toil; **^ii ~**m\l the lab&wa
of Hercules, b) mo, a jmze of vietory.
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)lttm\l/=)lctaft\l?; see above. jiriLJ^S in varioics places ; ilf^ everywhere;

r
l< deiiom. verb phel conj. from U&{& ii( o whence, wkeremth; JjLJJ j$t/ j&
to bear twins, to be doube. Mther and thither. d) metaph. pace, room,
time, delay, opportunity; JiLf Jj&
Joo
*^bl/* u!a*&l.i ; see ^aol. adv- of time,
yesterday.
&e sought opportunity to/ )&tfh&& Jylf'fe?/ *
while there s room for repenta/ace ; %*1( +*
.
y
r
Aphel of A ; to smoke.
Aat? opportwtity, while we
*^ tffi
ijVpl. JJL?'f. an ass; Ji'^**. W Ilt(

are able;
r
o>vn\\ Jil/ lsl/ <Aere t* a toay
he saddled his ass. Cf. ) fc> c&m& p, efc m possSUe to ascend; with oom
it$* Aphel of i h*> ; fo shed ts leaves. to mm way, place, time or opportunity^ to yield,
permit; *%^J* {U/'u^mi grron* me a Ztttfe

=a swcial place; U-l Jttf fl holy place; space, /ei ie xctf Kttfe; Jfif ^il JJ

T\ )*" *
fc I* '
a blessed be the X\ db not let him get an advantage over ine.
(jlory of the Lord from His place, Ez. iii. 1 2 ; Deriv ativeSj U&i* U*&i> HM>-
metaph. j^ace, position, office. b) a region, to* *"-
|iW: \Af pi- E-, f- J^--
district, cotmtry; jJ*cu* Jilfa desert place;
vincial; \$lf)USZ dialect; gram. tfl/JUr
JLJlf JLofi/* distant places or countries;
adverb of place.
po? W'ttecmntryoftheHuns; &<3? |W
Persia; Ile&J Wthe reafons of bliss. c)indef. mu: j^Wpi- from >y:
e. c ip-.
o or arey ;>Zace, ? |IT 0* ? ]UJ m *7*e ^pZace adj. ZocaZ, o/ <fo yZace, belonging to a special
*j wfcer# fo 1$/ place; gram. of place, i.e. adverbs.
wJtere, wherever, where; coi?

* jLlr* r4aAr\ KUi-aOJU :

,^-ai r*k.iJLs>bvy* *>m . re'AAo^va tJ v^

o the letter j5e<A V~> )^. One of the o prep. inseparable prefix, in, among, with,

having at, to, into, on, upon; by, according to, for,
BeGaDCePaTh or aspirated letters;

a hard sound o at the beginning of a word

because, about. o ia sometimes omitted before

or syllable, soft sound v ot w after a

vowel another o, Jsai?'' k**s ^7*0^^' for fc^>
them into prison. o with
r
sound, as Jta bavro. )l*i1 they threw

Mim aud Pe a substantive sometimes implies with that

JBeth interchanges with (f)
Heb. Chald. or Ar. In only, as f ULaz> nominally, in name only.
() in cognate roots,
theyfled for their lives, iluy
a^i^
Greek names it often stands for v or v. Thus
o*o*aI=>
v
Eu are transliterated escaped with their bare Kves. following an o
names beginning with
adj. forma a superlative, Ui fcJuls blessed
by /. Beth also expresses the number 2 ;

all
with ? the secmd; with a line
beneath o art thou amongst women, most blessed of
women. o frequently helps to form adverbs,
2.000, E-Syr. S 2,000, 20,00-
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as Uac^s. secretly, l>foccair> legaUy9 ^%^^> UasJ dim. of )A^.

or f Jls^ii quicMy y
immediaiely; } Al^ l^ pi. J^ok> m- a) a Utile boy, baby.
quietly> tranquiUy; )IclXjL* abundantly. b) a valet, Iad; f. J^DCUx pL )k Jaa^

J^, -*^^ ; see JIp>?C a Ze'Ze gftrZ; jioc&i yflike children.

J?JJ in. a) ^Ae 6ea7W o/aw- otT- or wim-press. wJo interj. strnge 1 wonderfulf

b) Heb, 6atfA,a liquid measure, about 8^ ga- W

*
or %^i Babylonian, -Ba6-//, the
lons. c) spe?&a a&a. Gate of God ; Babylon*
uaoct^J.^ pa?, rvbus vulgaris or fruticosus, JJ>, jJ^U m. f. f. ItLJiU^ pi. H
tke common bramble. j^i- adj. from the above. Babylonian ; a Baby"
*. tkrough, by means of; }^*\^>
j-*|3 see lonian, an astrologer; )ak>t J^f/V^ country
)++\S one after another, in order, by degree$ 9 ofthe Babylonians.
4 t
Utile by Utile. interj, of entreaty, / ^ay tftfli/
4_ *
Y*\js> k*L*)Ji f. pi. |^pLl); see f-*-s>- see c&a.
judgement-seat) &c. >
f !^> m. Pers. thepanther, liger.

l&, Uite or J^J, f. JiUU pL m. jJ4 Tui'kish Bey, prinee.

JU*M>=jI. rt. ico. neglected, barren, un- * *
i> pi. k^va.^J> m. mimet. from the
fruitful, of land ; metaph. confused, stujrid.
sound made in pouring out, a Tiarrou^necked
*JjjU>, uqjJ1a &e. see jj^j*.
Ju9-
;

^I^M* m. see jl^S. tke keeper ofthe bath.

]]^cua^> pi. ]]^^gl^^ f. dim. of the
yM or jaf ) j
> l jfc j > myrobalanum. above, also a bvbble*
ij, J|& pi. jji), spelt also *, ]>. f. a ^B,
dt^*> llts^> or ?^> Ar. Baghdadj
built by Ahnanzor, the second Abasside Khalif,
?o>)^ Pers. saltpetre. a.b. 763, on the ruins of Seleueia and Ctesi-
JlJS pi. Ji>Jii same as )LV*S f. a fortresst phon.
paiace, &c. K&a^p BeGaJDCePaTh, a memoria tech-
*.U fot. ut|A, pre. pari +,& l JiJ^ nica of those letters which take the poiata
impersonal verb, io be or sem evil, to displease, Rukokh or Qushoi ; see o, ^, &c.
to harm; yOoCikjf ^x ^L **JJ>jJ t< shall be o^^ prep. within, indde ; see a^.
worse for you than for tlxem; ^& JLjL\J>
JL&X M c/o more /mrm than wild beasts.
I<^ jl^ pi. m I<^, Jfc*^
f. . f.

rt.*^^>. an idle tal&er, babbler; pL n<m-

Ethpe. *JlfalBO spelt trand *Ur seme, silliness.
f.

to be or seem evil3 to displease, with ^,

Ul&a or ipiis ; to mffer evil, with *&, Aph. pa^a. m. rt. -^a>. lamentation, complaint.

*p( and r to dfo 6w7, io Awri, harm, X^> act. part.

^^s*, l}^ pass. part.
affiict> witb^ or^L;
&a with &; ^o^^ *W ^Hfr
to be or <fo wwse %4e>
ory out, prate,
W> )^-4e pL m. \U l JC-. to
idols real, rail at, with o or *^.
<ft> harm
neitker +}* qL^IAJd nor good; pass. part. foolish, absurd. Dekivatives,
ooo-Vj Ae Aa^ brougkt muck evit on his
people. Deriv atives, Jfe**,]^ \ * ^ ^ A n ^ Jj^ m. jlilX^ f. Ar. a muie.
fc~U*s, JLoaa*, U*U^>> )iai,K.
ll^s? m. rt. X^. babble, idle taVc.
Jls*J rt. *,[=>. f. a misfortune.

^ ^ 3 m. pl- cu^=, fat, ^^J, part. ^.

oi, j^
jwptf of the eye
my eyes.
oftener
;
|^
.fcJk*?
? J&* pi.

j^ ^ dirop o/
]*& f.
to cry, complain, appeal.

caii for help, complain,

Pa. to cry,
appeal against, with
^
a parrot. \&Ji> many made complaiiU or appeaied
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aganst htm to the emperor. DeeiVatives, Bdul, a memoria technica of the

prefix particles.These are prefixed without
a vowel when the first letter of the word
J^g or ^^, U^> pi. )^> m> an appeal
has a vowel, except with iniial Olaph which
used with Jj <o coZ2 /or help, apjyeal unto;
quiesces, its vowel beng taken
hy the prefix,
s+t iffr.p JL=> <&ow Aas appealed to Caesar;
4 * ?"* e.g. ]oja>; also when a word or adjective
of Thy mercy, Lord Jesus;
has only one vowel, and that being on the
rt. *^s or ***. ; see
iniial? the *^.o*a letter takes Pethacha, e. g.
fat. -^*-> imp- '^-^^pj Pass Par^-
-
J^*>o, Jj^. But particles follow the general
)nL?- to make fast a door with boit or stone, rule 3 Uo, ^aa^w. When the first letter has
to bar in; Z*^> ^Z^so the waters are no vowel, the prefix partide takes Pethacha,
reined in and curbed. Ethpe. i^>t( to grow thus JylJLttxs, l^Jb^C. Or if two of the
thin, to dry up of water. Pa. a) to make ^o*^ particles are prefixed, the first takes
fast a door, to close or
fc*o*iJ> ]>cLkd they
mountain; cit^o j!^?cw&'^&. ojw f*>
hem in, hold bach;
hemmed him in in the
Pethacha; f three,

JJoU pi. \- m. Jfc^oU,

babbling, foolish, garrulous;
the second takes the vowel.

pi. )L
}l^^
U^ Jli^*e
He laid His yohe on the sphere and hed it in. a garrulous old woman.
b) to be weah or emaciated. Ethpa. i*^U to
restrained, stopped or closed.
Ji^o m. pi. f. JL. adj. from ^o^
be hed fast,
|^,I^.Oy=> )^>vfty cases formed by the addition
Debivatives, )u^> J^5^>-
of these particles and governed by them.
*^*> ll^> rfc- *^- m a * bar, boit, or stone
Ji^o m. rt. "^*s>. empty chatter.
to hold a door.
)ioU pi. ). m. searcier, trier; teacher;
i> causal partide, compound of o and ?.
restorer.
in on that account, because; usually
tltftt, i.e.

joined to the foilowing word, JJ*fs because he

# pi. \1. rt. j^>. babbling, folly; fabri-

humbug, foolish inventions; U*? Jl

thought; *^i> because very. cation,
feigned wordsfictions ; JJcuii^! \lpretcnded
+* to rnix. Paxpel +&J* to eonfase, toss
visions; often used of Dereticai teaching.
about, irouble; L^Lm ojoo he is confused,
l^llt** rt. =>. adv. here and there.
perplexed in his mind. Ethpalpal, passive
JLeiMtZa rt f. f. a scattering, that which
of Palpe, )l*}Jo ij U* M^raship is scattered.
tossed ahout by the violence of the billows.
"%!l* to speak foolishly, invent folly, sense-
JU fut. )1*j, irap. *.;, ini )U&, act. part.
less tales. Dekivatives, jlojj, J-^o^, verb
JXa,' JIp, pass. part. \l, to feign, devise,
Tt P

pretmd,
heretics devise evil inventions in jj^ compound of o, ?, and . because
ll&Mto*
spurious; not.
their hearts; pass. part- ftctitious7

\lls> teS^&r tpuriow gospels. Deeiva- ^ws compound of o, ?, and &. because
TTVES, )*0a>, Uf*' from.
fut. jsoaJ, imp. JSO*, inf. >s>*x>,
YJ> same as )?U tU beam of
an oii- or Of=
act. part. us^, tf>J> a) to search, sj>y out,
wine-press.
explore; )lofiu? or U-f ^o^ searching out
y^S tTmrefore, for that cause, on tiuit
judgement or justice, i. e. inquiring so as to
accotmt ; see %c^,- lr&. of*
judge justly. 6) to repair, restore ;

\io pi. )Z- Ar. Bedawee, nomad. he repaired the gates; metaph. \J>r=> *t*sc

Jio pi. \L rt. JU. m. a foolish talher, |Io to restore ruined naiure. c) to show,
point out, declare; j^^-v? - *? heshowed
trifier.
what tvould happen; ^f. fV* t0 &*&***
Viol prep. for, instead of; see ^o?.
F 2
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Pa. j3* a) to search out, examine. b) and c) S wowci*iXi Zef <Aew 6wry Aer quietlyt i.e.

same as Feal ; s>Ia^o juLe what does it mean, rf<7* wo pomp>

sigmfyt ^x *s,Aao uotc^ J^^a^c? oo JLcu^o^ rt.^o^. f. utet, quietrms, calm,
o<Cw9? )loj*.rn fo w/io use$ many words rest, tranquillity, silence; ^? |i oA io ^

shows his Utile wit. Ethpa. jo^L/ ;

passive JICaIS j^AfT"^ re^ ^om ew/2 thoughts.

of Pa. a) and b) also fo become known, be Loo. ^ shame.

;
lSJl^Lofa adv. rt.
shown, come forth, appear; Mo$ )JcuAj
-kSj^Kio Zes grea* temptations arise.
J/f

Deri-
*%.&> fut. ^^J and *Wo*sJ, act. part.

"^^i, J^o*i, pass. part. used as an adj-^*^j

VAT1VES, Ut^, Uf^, U?CU2>, >!<>;**>,
JL^3, )^\,^a ?
pi. m. JJL, f. Jj^l-. fo C6(xs6 frorn

action, leave off, become quiet, be stayed, rest,

|jS*^ pi. }iS^ rt. *a*a. ui. a) a searcher, with * ; hence to stay or remain quiet,
trier; b) a restorer. dwell quietly; Jl3o?i? Jl&^Ja^ Uiop the

h&+2> pi. JjSS rt- *cA. m. a) searching out flame of persecution was stayed, quieted down;
b) repairing ; c) shovnng forth, publishing. ^.o^l oii ItL^iLa thou shalt setile down
and abide quietly in thy cell; p. p, free from
i+s> fut, ic+zJ, imp. ioo, inf. fa:, part.
disturbance, tranquil, secure; abstinent, calm,
>*a, )***, **?*, Jt*Z^>. fo scatter, put in dis-
serene, gentle; ~&+Sti* ^*=*lS- settling down
order, sprinkle, shed, S2)read salve on wounds
to a quiet Ufe; ]ls^5o JJJl ^/k/s growing
metapk JI&ILf J
in a sheltered garden] a Byzantine title
overspread their faces with the medicine of
of Caesar, ;^d }1-oo Serene Caesar. Ethpe.
repentance; li+Z* \J+& ointment that sJieds
^^st(
a strong odour abroad. Pa. m to scatter
o Je a< />eace,

active warfare, with -i

^ave
; to
/nsace, esp.

be or
from
remain
dbroud) disperse, distribuie, dissipaie; wU^a
*!js*#jo/ thou hasi scattered thy ways,
quiet, tranquil; e. g. JJl^J 2& ^o have peace
i. e.
from the Arabs, be no longer harassed by tlte
wandered in rncmy directions; %J* momIo Arabs; in the opposite sense *#Jjr^ooL/ +J>
)r*^{ distribute it amongst the needy. Ethpa.
jC^$o( ^ +p{whm Saladin had peace
ijai( to be scattered abroad, dispersed, routed;
at Jerusalem, i. e. hdd it firmly. Pa. ^o
to be overspread. Derivai ves, J^-*^**^, to make to leave to set at ease, pacify.
of}\
jieuf=>, ]i?o^>, ^-iAao, JLof*a*>, }jj^o. Derivatives, I^JLoo, Jic^co, JJo^.

*^>*j& mimetic. Ethpa. oiSc^if to be jl<>& or )loJ> rt. ^o*a. m. leaving absti-
off,
confused, perphxed. Derivative, Jcoojas.. nence; a pause, quiet; JJ*~Ls quietly; Wo& Uf

foo*^, unceasingly.
J>o*> pi. Jtfoofr* m. Jiioo^ pi.
]Ljjcoj*, f. rt. >*j>. adj. dttsky, dim, obscure j3o>3 Aphel oop(; to shine white, glitter;

)Ja^ ioop iU coour is pale or dim; \**^ Kj^tl ^*( %i& o.a,N&f Ur Oa^ raiment shining
jftootita shadowy clovd ; }Ho%& J|& obscure likemaw; U>^=> iaiooo )oo ^^xihisbody
indications, dvm hints. w;as glittering and white tvith leprosy; hence
is derived
JS^i'Ooo rt. ioo. adv. dimly, indistinci//,
obscurdy. h&o& m. a ray oflight, and
JS^dch^ f. a s/cin disease, shiny spots not
JLojooo rt. o*a. f. dimness, faint or pale
leprous but like lepro?y.
light*
*o*2> root-meaning to shine. Pe. only p. part.
UUoU f. J&JilckS p. f. J&Lto rt. )L&*, ji^o^ dim, uncertain; JIV*<* }ls^p
lot3. shamefaced) modest. dim fawwhdge. Shaph. iZ&ZL to glorify. Esh-
jioilloota f. rt, lo^. modesty, bashfulness. taphal **&*?* te glory, gl&rify oneself

causa partide, because, in that.

boast, with o t^x ^|
*oo*U.l Jj Joarf
;
f fco*a
wo< <a thou hast achiewd aught; x^ciu
rt.^o^. adv.
*&*&
fes*JL*e*j quietly, simply/ ***}&,} in Thy name, Jesu$ y xvill I ghry.
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Derivativbs, ]oc^ ; fc*l*oA, JioJeow*, b) dispersed paris, scattered partidei; o>J?c

jicucua, )u>o,a-, )lcuio..?i,^ J>c*-=>eu*, kL\l? spiti milk. c) distribution ; wotoxaaJ;
the distribution of his wealth.

Jjo^ pi. jloo rt. iop. m. davm, tmlight. *ct f. Heb. Gen. i. 2. chaos, empiiness.

ioU fut. to^cJj imp. Io*, inf. IptfCfl, act. p. M>oa=> or )opo& rt. opoo. m. perturba-
l^, }tW=>, pass. p. ^o*, jljl*ii, the otber tion, embarrassTnentt terror.

form ^.o*-3 is less commoii. to be ashamed, rt, t m. ttoilightj daybreak;

confused, with o stand in av)e of revere,
; to mjoo} Jyotci^d in the twilight ofdaton.
with & ;
jLo^ JJLLz> }i';JL<L au adulteress U*)o3 rt. (mmJo. m. scorn, a laughing-stock
standing in confusion at her trial; ]j\^=> derision, deltmon.
loo J
fo w#s #o< asfmmed of my cJiains; JiLTci or IjLJJ* pi. Ja-Vco m. a hawh,
*jj ioj^l iJ dto woi 6e m a>e o/me, i.e. afraid falcon.
to speak; *oom^3< wSoj *^Jo^S iAey toere
Jjjoa or JJco pi. Uico m. au oniDU, pro-
ashamed. Aph. La^df to /;w io sharne, dis-
bably a provincial form of JI.3.
honour,confound; yooi +aJclo*&(Iiefru8traied
H^d!^ rarely . g-^j^cl^ Byzantium.
thdrhope; the Nicene Fatheis flocuJj oLo^i
confotmded Ariws. Derivatives, JoLioo*d, JokJcLD pi. fi- m. rt. *^wjb>. a) a hole pierced
through, a perforation ; J*!jf l^icLd </i6 ^oZe^
pierced n the hands and feet of the Lord by
XVm*, JLle rt. Loc>. f. shavne, disgrace;
nails. b) gram. a slight 2*mse or opening be-
often with J&( cora/amon o/ face; ]L'Lo Jj
tween two consonante, neither having a vowel.
shamelessness ; ]L'Lo ]|? shameless, immdent;
u*oa fut. w*CLaJ, inf. v*&j part. act. **(o.
with i-*^ or ^kfl& 0 behave himself unseemly
a) to &e weaX; or broken down with age, of human
metaph. an idol.
benign, of trees, &c. b) to be over-ripe, over-
Joos a) Pers. m. pottage; b) a shirt, gar-
done, of food, fruit, &c.
ment
Jl^od pi. \lm m. rt. *a. examination,
oaco and o-=a^> abbrev. for Jiaco.
inquiry into, a query, a disjmtation; VLLsLz
U^cls pi. Jiaiaut a) m. a canal; h*s>c& J& Uj'o* >,,N.o ^^.PotXy a disputation against
4
*-. Ki iAeir drinfc is from the canal, 6) # coo&- iAe adherents of the Gouncil of Ghalcedon.
ing-pot, pan, dish. c) f. with soft o, fJLs ck ^M^d. m. a) ina, visita-
)Jt*CLd pi. C- rt.
a she-buffalo.
tion, proving ; )LajLXuci? KXmq^> the provitxg
JL>co pi. H. m. J&l^d<* pi. )fcl . f. a wild or <na^ 0/ faUh. b) crisis of an illness.

btdl, a buffdlo. c) a crttcible; JJj*cl^> )oi( casi ti tnto i/w

U^c> pi. i rfc. *%^>- m. calling out, calling

for help> complaint U^cu? rt. ao. m. stirring.

^^Lp pi. fcL m. a foundation, a great stone; jJLZ^CLd tender grass or young blades of

\$ o***^ He cast the foundation of corn, the first growth of crops or 0/ weecfo
Jf*
the earth. which withers before harvest.

Uco rt. v-fS found in Chaldee. m. clieer- JiJcua pi. U- rt. ^^.a. in. a) abolition,

fvhwss. annidling, of debts, wills, &c. 6) infirmity,

I08S of physical vigour. c) deposition of

Ujck pL - rt. j*a. m. searching, research;
bishops.
acrucible; declaration, showing forth; \s>\**
making hnown of hiddm things; )Uo=> pi. JUco ra. rt. Jlii with affixes keeps
)&m5?
Jlsuf |i?o
ifo
),g,v t ^ ifo predictions of the one Olaph. comfort, consolation;
hortatory or consolatory discov/rses.
pi. often

prophets.
JiUo f. JfcHUci rt. )U>. adj. consolatory.
J$$o rt. J^. m. a) diepersion, scattering.
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pi. )1 m. rt. yi. understanding, j&Xco adv. rt. o. mitably, rightly.

discernment; Ulco Jj want of judgement, )^aa f, or com. Ar. cm ow>Z.

senselessness ; ioa JJ? often as adv. or adj.

)^cd Scopos, m. pi. AtgrA places, kill-
zoithout consideration, devoid of'understanding ',
slwines; Uaod 2 Chr. i. 13 by metathesis.
senseless; joJcio JI? )Loi*^&2si> rf m root-meaning Cognate
v o-a
to separate.
Za6owr.
*!*&> ko^>. Pa. ii to show, point out, to
&lcu m. rt. ^.w. dfeftzy, deferring; a hm- to discern;
give instruction, understanding;
drance; **ia lj? iwessantly. JLS o }&L}"God has shown us
otoo/
J*io,s Wttie or 6/ac& spote w <Ae wa^Zs. Ilis ways, Job xxviiL 23. Etbpa. o2.(
Usc> pL Uscu> m. native, whether ahori- to notice, of regard, consider,
take notice

gines or earliest settlers, then settlers, inhabi- understand, have discretion, with or ^J** o
tants; jico )>.vi x>,v tfAe native raceg. pass. io be tried, inguired into; +*+~&h(

y*s. 2Ae fwst-bom of

yQ&X'J** I understood their end, Ps. Ixxii. 16;
Jtoco pi. f m. rt.

man or beasb ; hence Isa. lx. 6 a young o^^ J^M Ai* ca'2*5e was tried; part. in.

w%d&rstanding , discreet, considerate. Dbriva-

camei* Metaph. Moses ]ISJ; Joco first-born
of the prophets; Stepben Jon? )&>&> first-
bom of the martyrs; Sunday j^ocol; Jscu3 )^ojcir> a bal, globule; lojj aoJo3 5o22^

first of the days, &c. Very often used of ofwax; {JaOJOd dim. a KwZe 6aW, peUet.

Christ, hence in Nestorian Liturgies, the holy jao cao clj cus or u cui glsu u fiovS>vcs 9
bread is cal led j &><, iu allusion to Christ a swelling or sore m fAe groin.
the First-born of al creatures; )J> Uo*o h*j&2> congratulation, rejoicing, the leading
q-uo ^jfKiC. ) U> aa\ the jrriest shall break
home of a bride.
the Bukhra into two portions.
\j ad a) base, foot candlestick. , b) Jao o^.
hJ2\U>&> adv. rt. ista. first.
9 * 4
>m^fpqj> y fm^mcLs pi. jm^mco m. Sezn^r
]i' ta*, right of the first-born,
f. rt.
tom or rew m pieces, laceration*
rej/Ai of primogeniture.
Ji^ttaa basterna, a cZoserf Utter.
J^do^ a weaned camel-foal.
loft flo oja pi. K vim co m. gladness, delight,
*oa2> m. a grea si<me. Cf.
feliciiy; a banquet; pi. delights, pleasures;
|tts, Mcua, Aad a) ovKfj, Council, Senate; Umi><&>1 Jlio #wee or Hwi words.
with &** Ae court-house, council-chamber ;
Jj^flosxa pi. JJudO m. contempt, confuting.
J[q^? Uajfc>CUfc affairs of state, b) the spout of
a jug. JJsxcas m. Pers. a garden; ]^LJol^jad
f. dim. Ktfe garden.
J^\qj>, ^a.AXcu* or HaLa^cu* pi.
- s
JjiAXao m. (3u\0s9 bulb, onion; jcnAS only found in Pa. or Aph. part.
Joa/O*.? Ky bulbs; )&aJL 4#*iS
<o deZay, hinder, put off. Derivative,
emetic bulbs.
T. 9
Jbx^ab pi. JL=Lqj=> nu rt. ^>. confusion, saliva from the mouth of one
diaorder ; disturbance ; eorruption ; }K\ ci 2>ossessed with a devii.

JJ^aof ^Ae confusion ai the tower of Babei. l^ko^ m. rt. ^w=>. kicking, knoeking,
Uo*^co pi. JJ<h^cl=> from * . m. terror, stroke.

dismay, stupefaction. Jls^oa pi. ))^Sc^ f. Mck, Imock, Uow.

j^o^ek aud *4<i^:<* pi. Jj^cu* m. U^.cl pi. ii.cL& m. rt. ,nv>, wallmving
jSoi/Aeurjfc, a counsellor, senator; honourable. or tumbling on the grotmd.
*.j 4
]la~co f. pi. no sing. dgnet-rings, gems of ) m. rt. gleaning grapes or cor.
rings, pebbles. JfcoCo. rt. J^a. xa.fewr, terrorf punishmeni.
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> *
Keta m. bysBus, fine white Unm; hence is 551, the leader of the Jacobites. He is said
denved to have been so named from wearing a hovse-
cloth for his cloak.
Utoa f. jt?e> adj. offine white Urmi.
Jfc^?*c& f. oftener J&k$t^ p. irreg.
wTos U**7cL pi. \2- m. dm. of L
ILxfGja. a pack-saddle, saddle-cloth, horse-
a) a wicky henee a lamp, a light. b) verbascum
cloth, rags.
thapsus, a plant from whieh wicks were pre-
cummis anguinus. ca=, jloioa a waste place;
rt. iad. f.
pared. c)
rudeness, ignorance; ^ioc^>%^L oiCr pray
it<xj>, ]>*<d pL )*>cl> rt, *-a. m.failing,
for me a rough ignorant man.
lessening, waning of the moon ; mistake, defect,
fr*
cu* pi. |w 3 )fcL or JLo f. mats made of
omission in a manuscript; fault; Job? i*M>
sj)lit reeds or rtishes.
letting of blood; i!a^> JU without omission,
JJicl^ a) Chald. holiness, purity. b) dis-
ftdly; fca *aolT JJy neither more nor less.

.9 4 i? 4 tance, remoteness, c) for toico borax.

f. a) J5o$ra or Bostra, the
Jas, Joi 00 rt. *i^. m. a blessing, benedic-
capital of rabia Petraea. &) =)>^ Bassora
iion; esp. rit, lli <**ao <Ae Blessing of ilie
on the Tigris, below Baghdad.
Waters at the Feast of the Epiphany; y>do
JJL0C& m. rt. Jji. no2, jproo/, exjterience; |od <A Blessing of the Branclm 011 Palm
a
wth \iU to r#, prove, make trial of Sunday JJ^o and jl^i^k. 5 the Blessing of the
;

jiiaco m. rt. k&a. fWaZ, vnquiry, examina- Ring and of the Crowns> i. e. the chief parts of
tion by torture* Joyab IflftaJ ^Ae Order of Marriage.

JLoc* pL C m. a) baculum, a sfcyf, cudgel. |ojcl=5 and o9gl> m. Ar. ^re, borax.
b) bucolieus, a pastoral poet. c) the germ
**o^>, )o9GLd pi. J rt. yta. f. ^-6 /c?'^^,

before the seed has sprouted.

kneeting , a gemtjlexion ; ^J'ytf ojQoJa^^i
cufjlaod buccellarii, body-guards. / was brought up at his knees; joycLd 1*40

buccellatum, soldiers bread. kneeling, genuflexion; )-* )^D9Q^> cld^j </i6^

$<* fut. icu J, part, act. ki, j-^. fo 2&

& owfi genifiexion.

uncultivated, waste, neglected; metaph. ^.( j)ioiai> pi. ^J^l- rt. wta. f. a blessing;
,

IL jl^tl the domain of wisdom was un~ often with ? as adj., ]&>c>? Ji^i blessed
reclainied; to be devoid, dismayed, confused; rain t Metaph. bounty, a gift 9 present; ooi
Jj/ *| )Uo2. ^ /am fe/fc without comfort, JfcLoicu*^^\o *X jfw ww somewhat for
in dismay. Aph. **f ga leave uncultivated, a present; MA> mN/i > o.in> Jfr.09aa> e* OM
lay waste. Ethpatjel *aJ>l( to be amazed, 2&ey distributed his bounty to all the people;

confused. Debivatives, Jt-U, J*** k*l*cx*, J^LjH* **o Jliloiaa? Jtaioo Ae e> a partaker
of the sacramental gift.

Jlc> pi j*c* m. JlSck, p. )$& f. rt. a.=>. Jo^ioo pi. H- m. a stonejar; )tla j a croc,

a waste; Joadf J*a> a thorny waste; tmple, earthen jar.

wilearned, foolish, rude; Jfcl^ ^* Jfaa ^Ajicu from U^^ ^^ incarnaiion, the
rwdfe w speech. tdking of human nature.

J{faa or j^frco calamus aromaticus. U**&* pi. H m. JfcLuif^, pi. JlC f.

VJ>a adv. ignorantly, without eivilization.

?

)L cuiiao tanning.
Kj** m *$W*$ a tower turret; f.
Hi** pi- - >

a pigeon-cote, pigeon-turret ; astron. a szgn of \xL&i&> or |oQ.mia=> m. pi. Pers. baresma,

the zodiac; &&> **iL the twelve signs. a bundle of date, pomegranate, or tamarisk
ttoigs, held by Magian priests or worshippers
JuL?*a> from the following. Baradaeus,
during service.
a nickname of Jamee, Bishop of Edessa A.
d.
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toicid, lo>io,^ and ^-^cicua; see U>b Ji m. Jltf f. rt. JL*. spoiling, plundering.
borax. *** Pa. M j, part. act. and pass. w&ao,
licu> p. )>_ rt. \o, m. pottage, boiled or j^jj*j*& pi. ?
m. *2|io0. to niock, scoffat, insult;

cookedfood; digestion; the ripening of fruit. to ravish; generally with o, soraetimes ^.

ia, fc* fut. Icl2u, imper. ta^, inf. fc^ao,
JsiiS cu they ravtshed the womm. Ethpa.
u*iL/ <o 5e scoffed at,pu to shavne; Herod
part. l)a, pi. #^^2 probably denom. from
Jfc^. to lodge y pass the night, remain all night;
)^.Q*^i ^ u*|ii( t(/as mocked by the Magi.
DEBIVATIVES, U+t C, J*Jo, U**JJX^D.
with Lc^ of the pers. and o of the place
Jitsa ~& 4^> we a & stayed with him that ImI^S pi. J^a m. rt. M*te. mocking, disgrace,
night; metaph, to dwell quietly, lodge, stay; reproach^ shameful lamguage; &**s <
* *
)jo>^^.a JlslzX o*J his soul sliall dwell at U.^ Ae w-o^e them a laughing-stock;
-

ease, Ps. xxv. 13. Aph. }^St{io leave or to delusvoely.

.
keep through the night, hence to withhold; ]Loj- f, rt. )^. ^etn^ jjfomdered,
,

cuo^J fe^ap Jjf )o^L(God will not keep pillaged.

back your wages; Lev. xix. 13. Debita-
txve the following
cf.
\LJyk and U-> p. C m. hawk, fcdcon,
) &*!: m. a Jhlconer,
JL'cl pi. i, ) m. 2> aS8^ n9 flSn night,
a vigil; 00* U\.\2> JITcl^ .%, &6 fcpf
^>d fut. ^.o|A?, inf.-^j^^, act. part. ^,
*$&
low^i, pass. part. ^-Jb> b** to cZe^e, 5r^aA,
<&a night.
jmr^ or 6o?v? through; to penetrate ; o& <+JjJ>
i fut. JaaJ, imper. Jc=>, inf. *Jo2>, act. p.
oIlJJ pierees his hand; MlJEx s*.h> broke
fii, pi. +Tl* or *&, pass. p. J*a, io poc/,
through his cuirase;
ta#e spoil, plunder; &&> ^{?%,o } |/' i^j^ an arrow or
Jl5 they
7 a bird cZeav^? fo air; with o of the instru-
despoiled him of everything. Ethpe. ffcl/
ment. Ethpe. ^dt/ & 5e pierced throtigh.
to be despoiled, pillaged; \L& Ifall the cily
r a. 'M io cm* or scratch deeply, rend or jnerce
was pillaged; nietaph. J9omo ^\\ lj&%3$
through and through; to burst through ; \)
to rob tlie nigJd by vigils. Pa. )> to plunder 9 9 V
r rent or 5w?-si wineskins. Ethpa.
with violence. Aph. j/ to spoil, despise.
<Mi.f <o 6rs open, be driven asunder, be
Palpel JaJs to waste, seize again and again.
Ethpalpel
broken up; Uix Jo^^slSJ a cloud is rifted,
|i>jJS>i/ pass. Debivatives,
daperm, Dbkivatives, JjMa-a, bvj^s,
J)*=>, Jlole^, Liote, ))Ja, JloJ*JL*, JLjo,

)t pi, J* m. Ar. a teat, pap, nipple; Ji

^^=> Wk^ rt.-fc.jA. m. a rent, cleft, opming;
koa^ the inner tegwments of the papa; w)La J>a^f teLy& a cleft in the mountain.

ht%\ri dogs paps, the sebestena or myxae, a *ok> to scatter, sow. Pa. <ojl the same.
medicinal plant. H,
tejj pi. rt. yoU. m. a small pebble,
vii* JioU pi. \L m. JI'joU fi. IU. f. rt.
smaller than U^ or \>a\J>; a toart; p.
)La. aspoilerf destroyer; Thou, Lord, vfo jA^ chips.

Ljc> Aas spoiled our 8j)0tler. Jjao^a pi. C m. dim. of U/t. Uny pebble.
o)oji> ;
JLoJod rt. Ja. f. robbery, rapacity*

L)oJa pi. I
m. pltmderinffy pillage;
ii, Jls, US, Ji'j pi. JiB f. rt. Ja. p-ey, po7;
JJo^tao Ji^&* j op&JUtf famous for murder ro56er ^ spoiling; Uom? JIU rooocry o/
and pillage. the poor.

jowojJ rt. ^i^>. m. apiercer, one who bores jl& fem. of Ji ^ap, Jreasi.
holes, e. g. in pearls.
)a-*A pi. P m.
assayer of raetals, trier of
JJa pi. JZL m. Ar. a mercer, liwn-draper the heart, the thoughts; one
who weighs,
examinesi adj. that which trtea, testa.
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]Lot oma f. rt. , trial) searchmg out. J^ pl *&* m - pcw&s from red-hot coala
or from iron.
lS^it^*3 rt. j*a adv. carefully, accuratey,
shtlJuUy; I^A&a ^H^ VJIJLJmL *$?/ are jaXa^ no sing. military roads or journeys.
p*
skilful archers ; il^.l( Is^iU^ !J^ Y was > .
or tDQ^)^ aroff, rubus fruticosus,
most accuratdy translated. the bramble.

rt. f. test, trial, jto^c pi. f. perhaps of J|a a bowl or

\9 * - tvine-vessel, or of jfeC^a.
je rt. . f. wantonness, htstfulness.
* 1^-^-2 perbaps Ar. a small roimd melon.
fut. fcwhi&Jj inf. ^-.rNv^. to test metal
to try, test. Pa. *la to try, test metal; to fc%I)L^a rt.^^j, adv. carefully, accurately,
examine, dispute; js**3.i^ ^JL^ae observing diligently, instanily.
* 9 r
a bird for augury; Jjs^cua to test
k*IJL^J rt.^>^>, adv. in vain, idly.
actions. Ethpa. +*J*l( to be tried, proved,
Deriva-
jlaX,^a rt, %^-s. f. care, forethought,
examined ; to investigate judicially.
diligence; with o, diligently, carefully. >i .tv!V
tivi^ U-o^, k-jjUfcaao, Ui^aso, Is-Ui**^^.
"^jL jia^M^a o endeavour, give oneselfup to.

fut. icuoj and ioJ, imp. *cuo, inf,

j]^o>K( li^^,^ Divine Providence, some-
>, act. part. ;ii, jt*= pass. part. i+Z&, 3 times ellipt., jlal^^^a; JilLi a guardian
)l*Zs. to try, prove as silver by fire ; metaph. angel.
to examine, observe, as jL^ f
j!s&,aD, \ & ~\m Z> s*
]ia!t^> ii. ^j>. f. coneeption; )lai^-a is
the heart, ihe reins, tlie thoughts; Jli ]i**z> )J?(
raore commonly used.
words; pass. part, tried, approved,
the ear tries

accurate; expert, renoumed; with JJ base, re- JljL^a f. a wine-jar.

jected, inaccurate; )UZt> \LL, a tested or
fat. 'Vl^J
1

, nf.
,,

V|*2cio act. part.

*%fa> J

accurate copy of a MS.; \j^Z..i> U^0 an ^sj^ ?

Jl^i, pass. pai-t.%-4^ and'^Jii, H-,
approved or renowned teacher; impers. }^*Z^> j fcL-, a) to cease work, be idle, at leisure; to come
o& it was proved, ascertained. Ethpe . &*?> 1 ( to an md> come to nought, fail; to be void, of no
to be tried; with o in, by or conc&rning; effect; to cease, especially with >from, M'a*
]LVJm3!i> ItloL^zAow art ne<# by poverty; Hfcicu jlai ]*** ^Jo* the J ews ceased worh
impers. to be proved, ascertained; with^ and onee in six days. two bishojjs are conse- If
pers. pron. to prove himselfto bej <^. ;-osj crated to one see, |JLw(o *>^jL) ^^ib^o o o
<Aow shalt be proved capable. Ethpa. +*+*l( *^^JLj he who is prior sliall serve, and the con-
to be tried, proved. Derivatives, Jj; seeration of tJw oiher be void. b) to take care
]cu*a JLojcu*, IS-U-u**, JLo*j**. of, attend to; pass. part. i) impers. with^.
**.cw=J and imp. and pers. pron. it concerned, hence to care, be
*jla and **2.2> fut- ,

and **L=> act. part. *Z^, U~, pasa. concerned, %~ about, for; to be addicted to*,
i*,c&*d 3

part. \JL*ZJ> Jl&A-Jli to sfir, shake, agitate;

,
with o 3 \ or toi*. 2) adj. usually in tlie old

pL* jlZjs to stir the jaws to cat ; to move form^-^s *^7 obsolete, of no effect, unavail-
ing, vain, unprofitable, idle, unoccupicd, out of
quickly, hasten; ipoJx;? $++*>=> J^-^sa^^K
we kastened to arise for service; metaph. to emptoyment ; \^^ U^
an empty vessel;
excite with deire. Pa +2J> to stir up, incite; JL^ ] kaLgs a vain hope;
]f \^u monihs
with-

Adam. Apii. out lawsuits; rit. cmnmon. ETHPE.

,

%^>i/
ofj Jcu* oid-** JSve incited

Jizpto stir or slmhe thoroughly. Deeiva- impers. with ^ and pers. pron-, with ? or

^> of the object, to care, take care of, attend

to; io be concerned, careful, diligent; '^s^Js.o

JJLJ> 2%e front of a skirt.
U3^& JJl*^l2. Joo* ihe discipks icerc con-
\U*=> m. rt. .**.. stirring, shaking. cerned about tlie multitude; to idle, trifie atvuy

Urne. Pa.%4^ t0 cau8e t0 cease >

hrin(J t0

G
 42

nought or to an end, withdraw from, remove; forted, receive comfort. Derivatives, )i*co,
^cuaJfcC^ & JfcftBu >cv\,^J>l ye sJiall put
away leaven from your houses ; to mahe void, JloiLo f. pi. miall waiercourses ; cf. poa/.
useless, of no effect, to abolish s
abrogate;
uJa*lc\^Jvr>, u^pjfeo^AO pi* uasWill
to desist, leave off. ETHPA."^yipi< to cease,
bibliotheca, library.
failj Imve nothing to do vjith, leave off; to be
tkrough, by means of; see *.
vain, be brought to nought Debivativks,
^*ii Paiel conj. of^^>. Ethpaial
^L^l/* to play tlte fool, totter, stagger;
wcho^JS )ow^Lj515o he scrabbled.
>^Jpm.J^J^f.;pl.m.^,
JL^, f. J^^, ]&$& rt.-%^. adj. idle,
jj o^o a woollen ttmtc.
4 m
vain, empty. $f)x tov9 coltsfoot.

J|-t^ pL )1^^. m. a earved ornament in or >J* a) Bel, the supreme dety of

Solomon's temple. the Babylonians. b) the planet Jujpiter; Un.

kJjl^J rfc. ^^. adv. toitkout any object, itto]Ls> /3/XXo?, a billj notice.

needlessly. JS*5 or )>lA>^ deriv. Pers. m. a letter-

^^*, U^j^ rt-^^a. m. suspension of carrier, eourier.

labour, especially on holy days, loss of Urne

*%J&
ilvrough ilhiess; leisu/re, idleness.
or w.0* the planet Vmus;
Ue^>, )si^ f. tiu oah, ierebintk; pi. copijyer.

jafta terebinth-berries.
jxJ> } UkJ> pi. J^Jsala, I^McLo, ^J^aftlS
fr> fui ^=J, act, part. fri, Jo^4 pass. ^ij/xa. a) the judgement-seat b) a bishop's
part. *^=>, H*^a, Jlu^. to conceive, be with throne; Uacu^ji |m1 * Sjw p^J </^ glortous
child, bear; metaph. )i^2* Ji^s JJo^^o* tfvrone=see 9 of Antioch. c) a part of a
the north wiwl is Jieavy with rain. Ethpe. church, ilie space between the sanctuary and
fas>U imper. ^i( and Etrpa. ^L^i^to be the nave.
conceived; metaph. oas j^\v o>i }1&L\>1
^o Pa. of yoai ; to discern, mahe discern.
the Word was conceived in Jier Jieart. Pa. to r y
engender, breed* Debivatives, Jlajufr*,
Xa^ form
rt. cl=>. prep. (the
U-^=>- s>y
takesthe pron. affixes of a noun in
the sing., wi*a those of a noun in the pi.
I >
&
**>
m. rt. -J^-s. conception; metaph.
In construction with another nouu the form
jioa-i fc*x^a the concejriions of anger.
IsXJi is most often ueed; see %*J the com-
monest form of all). between, arnongi within
y
adj. f. pregnant, with child.

JLcoj^s rt. ^.=>. f. conception.

in the midst.
of direction to
Often used with^
and from, where in English
and ^
contracted form of }jJ> house;
from house to house.
<r
it isnot needed, JtoZi^
grass Isa. xliv. 4; so mth^
^ %1S
among
ace, e.g. JLJ>
the

L
)U*J> E-Syr. )SJ> Pa, to console, comfori; me and my vineyard. Idioms,
between
y y
&c. used with%, and a pron. suff.
fui \ZJxj or jjIiLi, irap. Jjla, inf. oUamu^ or
1
9 y s? 11 f *
tf I ? f r %rr partieuhtrly, privately, German witer
,
pre. part. or vier
m. *aL. Augen; <io JL* between me andthee; with
JJ^jao, f. )U&*> pi. One Olaph
is kept in all the inflections and with affixes. 7
X
* " > hI^xX &c. within thyself
himself
in thy in kis heart9 &c ; >Ie>f\ y y
Ethpa.fXr ^. V%J and JjI^fcJ, inf. y
f f

oj^aoct^ or a*^&oa^ imper. s. m, )Ial^

,
3
****** h&
we ihink in or to otvrselves.
71

f. **]l( pi. m. olX^l/ JJJL^i/ and

f. J^soaS pi. J&iaS aphial, ve$sel,jug,pot
JJJai/, part. J&alSJ ^&!>&ca to be corn-
pi. jfe^S or Jfcoo pL -xSl, UX5 or KS
 43 rdicJlA iua
]&&& f, egg; JfcoolL' J^S eggs with double *-oi l^*aj i^6 mew ofNoah's age; sj\&* %-*3>1
yolks. Metaph. tke top of an arch; the erown MU and his sons; jpojq^ola fcw^f i/fce

of the head; testicle; the form of pi. \SSS s arm^, dynasty of the Ptolemies. Some-
iAe
used of eggs, jJso in the other meanings. times without ?, especially the names of sects,

ti*S or ti&z l )&J*-^ or jJl*S as uaoaij^fcs-^ the Arians; \\o& l^ tJie

adj. eggshaped, arched. followers of Paul of Samosata. c) the place

where anything is to be found, kept or done.
)CJs m. )XJS f. rt. ioa. adj. barren> unculti-
The gender of these compound nouns often
vatedy wisown.
* sr \9 < p r
agrees with the second part. Instances where
, Jlc^i rt. f . barrermess.
&-* is best translated place or Itouse are not
4 m
|u^o,
OL jJo^S na. ftrjpiov = birrus, a mitre or given in the following list. The prep. o is
cZoa&, esp. of a bishop; JL^u? JJo^-S a shaggy rarely found before Js^ in construction with
cloak. anotlier noun, never before any word for

],W>, JlfJo or Jl'jJa constr. ll** pi. jtvs f. pi'isori ; jmav k** ofe^i sitting at the cmtom-
apalace, castle, court, cmp. Itouse. V~*- is sometinies redundant, as

*^>, U^
JuLS, )&mJ> pi. m.
J)g3 *s+2>9 JoIiclX the deaih of Pavi.
f. iS, ]*3 rt. j*.U>. bad, evil; Jtf \4kj*t%j& the patriarchal Itouse or see.

S a m<# deaih; \JL> )doV a malig- *^sl / fcw^ tJie house of Gfod, Bethel.
r
nant ulcer; $ad> unfortunate or unlucky; J-i^7 fcs-i> house of correction.
Jl^ j*-3 unlucky; the Evil One;
"^"'
bluf ^ the people of a toton or coimtry.
fcfo JfwZ 0?^ and Aw Aosfe. Fem.
16
*o{ (g aprtson.
used as subst. mi, wickedness, misfortune;
jlS*3 fc#a^ evil-doers; ao utJd tw*y badly;
)^tf &( J^a a latrine, privy.

j*Ja t** diseased. l??"or jof/'lS^S archives, library.

jjLa pi. )Ja rt. **,Jo. ni. ^>oor; apoor man. ]L is^ a caravansary, lodging for the

night,
sI|X3 adv. wichedly.
Jiii ^mJ wailing for the dead, lammtaiion,
]Lo**a f. et?#, harm; wiekedness, envy;
9 v* * - %+*> a censer.
3
)J8( IsuiuS &c. sadness; J^ L tZZ-

U wrong ojrinon, heterodoxy. )^a^ l^a a refuge.

&**> pl. ^* Beth, the second letter of Jj^k-*i> treasury; ihe sanctuary of

the alphabet ; taw or second; see o. a church ; E-Syr. a recess m Ae iorfA w?aB o/
J&*, !S^ j^,
pl. ^K^
constr. &JL </te sanctuary.

f. rt. |j^>. a house; room; temple or church, JJai^. k*^S Ae bride-chamber.

generally with the name yu^ wUj> &* U-9o; few^S a gymnasium, school.

$. Mary's Ckurch; metaph. family, hence )i* ? fcJ or JITf Js^ a tribunal, law-courL
a nation, race, people; astron. mansion; rit.
\1j} &* Kpiphany.
# ww o/ a %,
versicle, short hymn,

introit, \J^9 Jfc^= versicles used in the ser- U>? ^* j see U>o? fcs^.

vices of Good Friday. h^S is often used jhCa^ or te^oi 1^ a gallery, corridor.
to form compound nouns : a) names of places, Jl>o l^o a trysting-place ; assembly.

as %J? U^
jx-IX kw* BetJdehem,
Bethel, l&f] Js^S a portion of land sown or fit for
Sec; of countries, as &fl' fe** Assyria; sowing.
Jl- fc^o ^2/p*. &) to mean those belonging 1*1*. azi** ts*aa;)re0ft.
to or associated with in any way, companioni,
)>al* l5^a a tower, look-out
followers, especially with f, as Jo^X/ kw^aj
)jo|I S-^ ^ iheatre.
thefaitkfod, tke servanta ofGod; HJaT fcwwS?

%IU^ %-J*t the archangels; Ua^** fcsx5 a marriage-feasL

the Greeks;
G 2
 ;

r\2a dus 44 Aus

}L&L k*& a banquetmg-halh sepulchre.

jJk JJwJi a hiichen. I-JLX fcwca baptistery.

U4^c* &** a school. ]Ltx %** Bethany, house of echo or

j^T fcwJ> birthday, especially the Naiivity answering.
of Chist i a horoscope; the rtsing of the sun Y^ h**& Betfopliage, house offigi.
or moon.
)h>%2> ls*& temple of idols.
Jo**So fc** hospitaL
J^r fcwJ rendezvous, goal.
jw^ 1^*5 house of bready Bethlehem.
Y1 fc^jS Bethsatda, plaee ofthefish&r.
MJJ& k-J a store-room.
jta^o &** sepulch/re.
Uo-^^o fcw^ a kitchen*
samiwxry.
k ^ f
Sfr fc** a cemetery.
U-f cud
jXAjao fcw^
fcw*5

treasv/ry.
Yl+x> %*>& a celar.
\1U& ItvJ* pasiv/re, grazing-coimtry.
*i***3 ^5 afootprint. store-rooms bam.
]+2{ piei k**5 a fo'&j handle.
JLJ livo stirrup.
k=>Lcx& &** a) a dwelling; b) session; see
f^o* S-o armoury.
imder JS-^ prep.

idO09 Jts*5 eveningj stmset.

HdftiLsp &** a custom-house,
h&^sJo J^S a palace. jt^ a ^ ,
Jts-*u5 /ee morrow after the
sabbath,
)l an\ v> .
fc^o kingdom, royal palace.
Aftmx fiwja a j?rc?p, support. JlS^* ls^ synagogm; refeetory.
y
}h^f avi \,x> K*o baptistery* U^i^CLiv J^S dominions.

] ;. v i W fcs*o habitation, house. U&*i !ts*5 well-watered land.

U,*xl& h** temple, sanctuary. Jfici^Ji Hs-o^/air, market,
\\& Its-N-S afortress y
castle. J*ac&L V^d ^ borders, marches.
IS^S a bedchamber. AasI !s^2r bakehouse.
fcw" tabernaele.
\S$t fc** jpor^ vestibule; of. beow.
K+**to h** habitation, resting-place, lodging.
Deeivatives, lai>, Jlc^, ^{l^, kofc^3,
Ufc^i k**o a j?fcec /or watering caltle;
Jiofc^, wl^2> verb, wfcL^, )ia-iW^ U*3U=^o,
a banquet. 3

Jtojcu or Jicu
Jai IVw^ temple offire; stove.
contractecl from : see %a*^ rt.

V . prep. between, ammg, at, while. whilst;

TI
h*j s** tlie harem, tJie womens apartments. 9 r

ing
) Jcm
relics
1S-a a chureh dedicated
ofmartyrs*
to or contairir betweenand; ^ fc^^. Ji^^ Jia^
&c.

J|^^ &* <&M0 o^ Me Ze/fc AcmcZ, rejected at Gen. ix. 16, cf. ver. 17 ; k* J&from,
creature,

the Last Day. from among, out of; often witli^, k* ^^

jt QASC &** 6arWj granary. Tt^ 9
half-dead;
fi
^i^ *^ k* half-mleep;
)Ji. HsaS record-office.
K-^> betwem infamtry and
6

YlLL %*& lte foreliead. j^a here is a prep.

cavalry; with ^ twiee, ^
o w^. fc^ we6W ^
me^ndttee; oO^. +3[ U* each to Kimsdf;
see below.
**& & o^ ^*a 6y or to himsdfs J:} fc^S 5y,
J&^L fc^ pi. Jl'fcfcLf j^ fempZe ^ 6y <Ae ^p of(see H); Jft^ V^^KwTAowt to
a /</& jyZace, temple of idols.
 Aur^&us 45 &l&>

*
o weep witt suff. and'V ace, or with ^^ of
Mesopotamia; Ul s* the forehead; is* a the cause; \jL %& lit. place of those that
kktlTa gateway, porch. weep, lamentation, mouming. Ethpb. uaual/'
%*Z\}^Jk from Jts*a. adv. ctw, privately; ^o ie bewailed, lamented for. Pa, maa to

slUcooio S properly and essentially. greaily bewail, weep cojdously; to cause to

jots-^ m. dim. of jsJ> a small hoitse or

weep or lament; with suff. and ace, or with
1

^
building; a cel.
^L of the cause. Ethpa. ^Lifto be deeply
lamented, Aphel %*&to make weep. Deri-
jlos*J> from )&wo. f. only in Jios*a si>
VATIYES, UsJ*, U*>, ]S2&> |jUaJ3L^.
s2ez#ardfs7iip.
* r \*p& m. ]^> f. a cock, a hen; cf. i^2>{,
,_ . , fut. w^J
4
jicuui pi. rt. vis>. m. a weaned camei foal.
u&LcUe, part. act. IWsoo, f. U
JJjx rt. l^a-2>. m. weeping, mourning,
to bring home, admit into a family, )s--^>
lamentation.
*'^J ilLaaSE 6n0 /towie f/wse o/ Thyfiock
who are dispersed abroad; to tame, domesti- \Z& pi. j^o, m. JIsa^ pi. Jfcsla^ f. rt.

cate; to takefor onds own, apyropriate ; with )^^. a mourner, especally tvomen hired to make
or to win, tahe or gainfor oneself; lamentation.

i to vnn over rebels. Ethpa. Islit^a adv. rt. ^. precodmsly, for tie

U to make a friend of, become intimate first Urne.

or familiar with, accustomed to; to be like, Ut*o=> f. jLwia pi. m. \^i f. js^ rt. *a.
reUted, h^lF $&%$>&> yoVs\,ffi& their adj. the earliest, primitive, primary; pi. ea/rly

language is reated to Chaldee; gram, to be lambs or fe*^; U^^p jt&^ fiarZ^ ram, opp.
cognate, derived from, as \J^s ;&, !/ from >
lfc^o.^. UlnAS U^jvcu- primary thought.
;

JLcu* rt. ^^>. f. prioriiy.

9 r
)U,
H&^, pi.
U^ m. jfcL&,
^L., ))C- from JU*. adj. ftcZoip-
f.
f. pi. m.
^ %
$$<<^** *
f. no sing. unripe grapes, sour
grapes; gaUs.
ing to the family or hovsehold, domestic,familiar,
l&& comp. of o and Joa^* interrog. adv.
anassociate, intimate friend ; private, peculiar,
for how much ?
proper, inbred, suitable, convmient, like, related
].sioo or fiiY^ar^ vulg. Arab. m. an irik-pot.
to, near, aUn; JC&^ Itf^jt^jS /*
reasons, private business; uix.? h+ *<*[ yxs> act. p. iJi^. <o 6rmgr /or^ ear^y flowers
family
]&&J> my oim hands ; Jajoiw jls* *fcJ or fruit. Ethpe. ^l( to befrst-born. Pa.
V y
to 5e the first, go first or before; with
to speak more properly or exactly; tfo* Ui^>
fo do or attempt first; the almond-tree
jfim^L wjLjS ^Js* iAis opinion is nearer to r y
?5 ^Ae earliest to blossom; oo
the truth. r y . y ? >-

oLoik *a Isoo^ Ae wa the first to come to

JLcufs* f. bring of the same household; col-
Mm, i.e. was his first disciple. Derivatives,
lect. household; hence a) relationship, friemd-

ship,intimacy,familiarity; jloua-c? jlcu>^a

the household offaith; J^i? JLcu^jWoufc- P

*ft(p M# (roi. 6) ownership; likeness, affinity ;

]i& f. jL'ii^.pL m. T, f. js rt.
early first-ripe ; pi. m. first-fruits ; metaph.
gram. relation of one word to anoiher, by ,

Jiia JfJS. the first feast-day, i.e. the Nativity

derivatim; Jt'cu&Ji toilor ? JloWfeWero
of om* Lord.
by which one word is formed from another,
especially Yud and Nun * and ^j, e.g. tfijL
*^>, U^co and Uao^.
and Uj&L from JJ& dust; and witli foreign boundary-stone ; cf.

words ^ %D $ and j. sa^ part. f. j&ii to toeavefor hire; henco

1 'n * 9 .*
^-
4
a hired weaveress, and Neo-
, inf. pre. J&&* f pi. i
Oi
* P P * ?
Syriac ]&i pi. JLVii a ^wiaw, spinster.
 ;

46 L

Jl&> fem. of UaJ* rt. ku>. weeping, mourn- hasten, advance, bring wp troops; encourage.

ing, lamentation. Ethpa. ^S^lF to be astonished, dismayed,

Derivatives, J-o^co, Kuo^V
*
**
*%& act. part, ^k, pi ;*^ or *^& terrified.

<f-*
pass. part.^Xa, )U\s, jk \N.
f
io confuse,
g&^S, \-l
. m. the oah, quercus
pi.

confound; \JLL& >ftv*.gr>o( ^Xi=> i/i05e to/eo

ballota; theilex; JU? j?o^* the date-palm i
confound the substances, the natures of Chnst
M&J& ^d\ja the cliestnut.

pass, part. as adj. mixed, confnsed, Metaph. [) cf\ p]. J fc L=}JiX^.cus a counsellor.

disorderly, irregular, irratwnal; ^-J-3 J|? }v. r>

l
v^?*\>
l
lilwmbata, scourges loaded with
in riglit order; JllJSja J^*aco lines confusedly lead.
written; )L\a Jj^o irrational nature; ^-J^j*
Ui. a-i^ pi, J m. a) a hook, fish-hooh
l^cufc Germ. verwirrt, out of his mind with b) a small hoop to fastert torn wme-Bkins.
Iove; subst. m. mixed fodderj ceansed toheat.
UL\J> pi. J> rt. ^Sja. m. o?te wlw
Palpel \^\a io confound) confuse, mar,
swllows up, a devourer; adj. voraciotis.
spoil; Ui^^! U# U^^a^ theLord Jfc^a.^3 pi. jfc^- or Jl! rt. ^^2>. f. a sink,
confounded the la?iguages of all the earth, Gen.
sewer.
2ti. 9; J^.NAN^v JJ ]Lcu>w itnion without
j5 pi. a) chains, bracelets of gold;
confusion (in the Person of Christ). Ethpal-
plaits of hair, 6) =jlor> beryh
PAii^^Nal/ io be confused, disordered, dis-

turbed, trouhled. Demvativbs, }Lx^o^ :

JL^zXj denom. verb from aL^a, to be the
only one; gram. to be in the singular nwmber.
9o.+*^Js adv. formed from o 3 2^,, and rt. J;
Jlr> or *\* fut. JL=J, inf, J|^>, pre. part. see ?ojA. only, alone; w?o*JX or JL^

JLa, J^kd to grow old, toear oui, especially of ^?ciw,\a / only.

clothes; JfcJ^i )Jb| torn wine-slcins; chroni- JlcuOsM^i prob. mistake for jlcujcwx.
cles ui^o uooi cus&LiL? which had grown old loneliness, being in tlie singular nwmber.
and worn out. Metaph. to %oear or waste ^ua Peal and i&S Pael. a) to shut the
away, to be conswmed; wnjbX j^Nj* / wear eyeSj boit gates. 6) to be worm-eaten, moih-
away in my
Ethpe. ^\=>l( to be con-
grief eaten. c) to have prominent eyes or tdcerated
su/medy to waste away. Pa. to fail with u^ eyes. Ethpa, ^LJLir to be bolted. Aph.
age, waste away; Uk^^L oL Ji the world
^&>( a) to breed worms, become carious, rot
waxes old, wears away. Ethpa. u^&i/ to as wood; X^s? Uk+B sound
^- ^j wood tfanber,
fail. Aph. &>f to cause to waste away or that will not rot. b) \}^JL> )&L prominmt
fazi. Deriv atives, As, ]Lx, | S.
,
,

, eyes. Derivatives, )lfcsfc\,->, JU.

JU m. ife heart; jU^^L 4*U-^io tofe o )^-^^=U^> knop or eup of a flower;

ra. the
lieart, consider, care; y**%JL
9
^^r A entered the bowl of a candlestick, a sconce.
his heart; IpX yud io noiice, apply his mind,
U^Xi the wood or shaft of a spear.
set his mind on, resolve; Jli ^o 6y lieart, by
]^L^.^s rt. ^j>. f, teredo xylophagus,
rote.
a boring-worm; caries.
uso^jJLs, uajJL>, *j)b>, l-oJL>, ^>JL=>,
&> root }l. negative partide, generally
JiS; see U^=> ra. a bath, bath-house.
used with &, without, for want of for lach
V tjls, ^>)|^ balsam.
)t^jS.OA^a pi, Jl^ f. a to?c&.
of, lacking; )^p
of clothing, of knowledge, &c.
3 Ucl^\ <^&>
;
^
Js^oj *^s>
for lack
o
j^^Cra^a f. the uvula; see jy^S.^\ he stood motionless,
act. part. J< \-v xs pass. part. *^*, [Z'&s pi, ^ JU. m. a) the wearing-
rt.
. a) io terrify, stvm,, astonish. b) to out of clothes; worn-out clothes, rags, b)
 j ;
47

2= un& fatling, ack, sca/rdty want y

e with various passions, jtotko %&> he was
Ioosd for lack of scribes. struck with admiration; IxuLJ* smitten with
\&& H. m. and => envy; ]k*j&:&> stricken with grief Ethpe.
pi. pi. &5>, JJL^S
m. rt. JL. old, wom-oui. >l( imp. -^jSL/ a) to be.absorbed) $wal-
lowed U2?9 carried away; gram. Jac. to be omit-
)icu^, > rt. J. f. wearing away, waxing
Ud in jyrommciation, mute, b) to be struck,
old> being worn-out
wounded. Pa. ^ a) to lap water from
^*\a m. mixed fodder ; see^^x ones hand; b) to be beaten, slain. Aph.
sJ1LX=> rt.^.. adv. confusedly, unthout r
v} to strike, wound. Derivatives* J^ o^>,
any order, incorrectly.

) ^J\.3
i'c > rt.^*. f. mixture, confusion 9 #v
pi. )I- rt. ^w\.s. m. swallowing;
mistake.
sinful and
Metaph. uloA.Aao laL.^1 ???/ gram. ] ^u when o is not pronounced,
distracted seif. as Jocj, opp. JS -Saia when ii haa a poxnt

ji'oxAd rt. ^.\,:>. f. greediness; avidity, under it and is pronounced jooj.

absorption, e.g. 1j.4n.cl fes-aau^ m iAe Zove o/ ,^\S prep. talces suffixes like a plural
learning. noun. without; often with ^ preceding or
pXca fut. yaNaJ, act. part. vl&>, U^> ;
following ; 9 %*ot ^^o without.

pass. part. yNa> )oo.\:>. ^o mm&) check. )ko^a rt. ^^. f. one who devours, swal-
,

Metaph. UIJ1; c&ci!b & Ae muzzled Iovjs down; a sinking aivay subsidence. 3

stopped the heretics mouth. Ethpe. &!, f Metaph. of the setting sun, receding tide.

imp. y^.=>i( io have the mouth stopped, io be ^2> to budf blos8om; pass. part. -aN^, )-*^
r
struck ckwib, cheeked, bridled; io be obstructed
utteredy opp. wfe Ethpe. <o
of the womb. Derivative the following
6e explained, expounded. Ethpe. and Ethpa.
Jjbci\^ pi. J2, m. a hatter, headstll, bridle.
gram. io &e uitered, pronounced. Aph. ~s>j
r

Ug or ** pi. \til\& $ also vJjjU, to make bud or sprout; to disclose, discover,

^mjjjjjii, uaoOjjJS, and uaaJjLa, U &c. fiakaveov, to teach or expound; gram. to make a letter

a bath. Debivative, j-oixk*. capable of pronunciation by adding a vowel.

I^lXS fikato-os;, splay-footed. Ettaph. ^lTif io explain, declare; gram.

io utter, pronounce.
\Lja S& m. a Ato ass of Egyplian or
Georgian breed} sraall and swift. J
].\.^ m. rt.
^* enunciation of

a letter ; cf.
.m^ Vw\ ^. . ^^'v ^'s or o>x&rnNr> balistae,
-iii pi. ) a gram; Jooy? J^=> a pome~
an engine ofwar to throw darts or stones.
granate seed.
or balsam^
Jl*To" ^j pi. JlS-* f. spark.

r_ * V 9 fut. Ud and j, act. part.

fut. ,
aci part.
uxia, io^ with'^i.. io come unawares or
)&S^a, pass. part. ^^^, kk^> J&^*^d.
upon; come
unhoked for> fall suddenly to
a) to swallow up, devoivr, usually metaph.
Jij tf* ,
fj /* fc. % i/i<3 ^ariA stvallowed them
quickly, arrive; to happen, occur unexpectedly ;
used of illness, war, &c; to rise as a star,
up; Jls^^^oJL iAe devouring pit; pass.
light; to deire eagerly. Ethpa. jLs>1( to
part. devoured, mgidphed, imrmrsed;
be eager about anytliing, eagcrly deire. Aph.
Loft*a invmersed in debt ; o toc
part. n sv^^ coming unexpectedly falling on ,

of Mm;
1

s/? wa$ devoured by Iove gram. mufe.

by night, E-Syr. Dkeivative the following
6) to Je 8truck smitten, beaten wounded, with
} }

jjaiva m. an %mexpected occurrence.

ri Of yf
fv ?
|**bfc2> m. pi. thieves, marauders.
with a sword; yooM"
6w%, urrong, njure their migJtbours. Metaph. J&sJ> m. aperfume or ointment-box.
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,&d=> 48 rtt'b\a%x8a*

r* *

; see # . _> j
_
* \ ^fto l^jL cu ajhis servanta had

U fut. UsJ, imp. us> act. part. U, neglected to buy bread;

9$ ?
^f ooj ^ im^
iTe ii?Ao </o^5 not descrise ihy pet&tion.
Uxi> pi. m, ^o^, f. ^i, pass. part. Us>, UjuS

m. *4*> build. Metaph. to

I)EBIVATIVES ? UfftO, \*-+ Y flft .&, )*'
pi. ' J^>* i

buid up, edijy, to construct; to compose or

adapt canticles, expressions, &c. ; act. part.

a Ethpe. vi^l< to be btrilt, erected,

builder. ^i,fltfi Palpel of *mJ> nnused; fut.

founded; jxZ*%JL to the narne or in memory imVvj imp. xnamd, act. part. m^nr^vs
of. Pa. ul to restore; seldom except metaph. pass. tfloJumjLo- to tear in pieces as wild

to exkort, eneourage, edzfy; yaO U comfort beasts. Metaph. to outrage. EthpaiiPAI*

your heart. Ethpa. ul^i^ pass. Debiva- qaaalf to 6e <orw or re?^ inpieces. Metaph.
TIVES, JfcwO, U<UJ>, Ul, l*X, Jlculd, U*XS> 3 io 77472. wildly into sin. Dekivatives,

jos m. pi. Jii, jtaiS a ftaife; Jji> ;^L 7w Ulm^ pi. C-. m. rt gold or se7wr coin worth
who heats the bath; cf, U^. Derivative, 700 draclvmas*
ll+.ai.& pi. f *?j
a and Jio rn ^ a piUow,
J*ii> and J^iS pi. jXiLd f. Pers. a banner, cusiion; cf. Jj-W
stcwidard.
U a mi pi. k_ rt. p.rn.r>. m. given to
&2x part. E&iiajp denom. verb from U>ju>. pleasure, effeminate.
to roit up, mahe into a bii. 9
jycLca^ rt.
4 3
;aa, m. a despiser, contemner.
U$*iz* a baU; cf. J*o*jg^.
*
Ucc^ rt. U&d. m. wfei vzleness.
Ucu^ pi, }L rt, U*. ni. a builder,
IS^Umi rt. jstt^. adv. disdainfuUy, care~
*aJ-^ 3 JwO, . t -> ; see t^ son, probabiy
lessly, neglectfuUy.
from Uo.
o^a , jlcuma rt. Udd. 7ieglect, poverty,
jjjj> pi. |^L rt. U. m. a builder, founder.
meanness, especially of clotbes.
Metaph. jL&$aD* |Jai JJL\*L i/ie postles
k-^X*,iiu^ and t,5.>\m^ pi. ).a*\Z(v>^,
were founders of sees.
fcD O . Q l ^ \ I. na, ^ and .mnLXm^ f. /Sno-tXtic^,
Ui rt. U=>. m. building.
a palace, court of justice, church; J&J clX
Jl.cui rt. Jjj. f. i/ie ari ofbuilding. J-a-J^Xio-a? a?i anthem Bang when Christian

*i5>i U*!* pi. | rt. Ud. m. building; kings or emperors were at service.
a building, edifice. Metaph. swpersiruciwtf, ^jr kac ua rt. jam^. adv. pleasantly, hindly,
edijlcation, instruction. moderately.
pi. of Uj *3. ji ci .N^ ^ ma .
rt. p^a^. f. sweetness, pleasant-
js^j_=> rt. U^. f. a building, structure t edifice. ness, kindness, gladness; L*L*> I ctaa - ,
^->
Jb 5 JfcU* pi. of daughter; see *, J*. /ragrrance.
Jt*J>

jttii m. JIVju* f. pi. m. J2i, f. Jlsia keeper

M nft"> rt. U&. m. despising, neglig&nce^
*t* *n * ^

of a bath.
they shall fine him for
negligence; anything despicable ; Ulm^
Ueo U&zu, imp. umd, Uft&f
>*nc\d pi.
fut.

m. +*> f. *** 2e
act. parfc. jAs,

disdain, despise,
</w (fre^5 0/ ^ people.

*ficum^ pi. the same.

scorn, witi o or%X; pass. part. Uo, Urea f. jSao-ty, <A$ Sa^e, /ooi
of a candlestick.
pi. m. **md, M^, ^o^ 1. ; JJS^a. aespised,
despicable, of no value. Ethpe, %*>l( to be ^U rt. adv. vM contempt,
desjrised, neglected. Pa. *ma io despise, neg- scorn/VZZy.

lect, Ethpa. ^goi( ft> 6e despised, scornea. IKULfiu rt. l cont&npt t

baseness.
Aph, imr( 20 despise, neglect, slight, disregarcl; vileness*
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49 i<km^a
* *

pase, part. urna,

fut. urn^j,
Uui,
act. part.

)^oft*ifta a) to be
reprow
2/ ^^
iAzs arrogance; ^ ^l^ ^| |1^j
opinion condemns you; pass. part.
jragrani, sweet. Metaph. with^ to please; despised, rejected, despicable; UoVa ^ai
1 oC l^vtm^ i pleases Mm to; ^mi; \& ^u2> a rejected excuse. Ethpe. *&!./* and
when they please; to enjoy, deliglvt in with o; Ethpa. ^malf o 6e despised. Pa. ^o w^
o make merry^ be glad; q&L pm^ /s /i-eari is dfpte with ^ or %^L; Jl/o ^i,, "^
merry. b) denom. from |^.i to bum incense, ctupu to seorn death, despise dangers; to dare.
perfwne. Verbal adj. sv)eet,fragrant; especially DeMVATIVES, Jj;jx>cl^ J4^ ^ ^ ^| ^ m ^ ;

witi l~*f, U-J jpuai Jjio iAe $weei rose;

Ui^J or tt*mj? lfo*o sweet-smelling wood. ** >
Pael denom. frora Jiaxa. to clotke with
Metaph. merry, pteasant, kind, mild, gentle; incarnate; ||m^
Jlesh, to U vworporedl
)fc oft*^> l*io a gentle breeze; 1*jJ ywkii o/ \ jm]Lxz \ \i&>& the incarnate Word. Ethpa.
pleasing manners ; ptt*&a tt^ax aplcasant ^m^i/ io Aaw ia^e^ j^^fe, to beconie in-
or smooth style. Pa. vxa&i a) io wavte cheerful carnate.
with MLi io soften, sooihe; to delight, cause +axs>, laxZ pl. 12. m. a) jle$h hence iAe
y

to rejoice with o ; &) fc> sweeten, perfume> body; ;m,^a in i&e ^es/i, according to the
prepare perfume or incense; \*M\s<\r> to season Jlesh, carnally ; jt^=>? )ia natural death;
with salt; Krvcn^y u.ftvr^ perfwming the JlS^ }ic& afieshy growth, excrescence ; pl. f.
-JV p
hair; l^ftmaOO jJ**^o aromatic oii; Ilflttft carcassesy tlie fleshy parts of the body.
jhLJof composing sweet psalms. Ethpa. 6) H&2p, fleshy part of fruit ;
pl. ra. unripe
y y
Lf io refresh oneself, taJce delight in, enjoy fruit, especially sowr grapes; )se^ <l> i^e
with a or ^o ; ca-fc* i. v> yi.oiofto? io e^yo?/ ymce o/ unripe grapes. Debivatiyes, verb
At5 conversation or company. Apu. *xa&ja(

to yield fragrance* Deriv atiyes, Lsi.co qjs,

Uind f. ]fcCJioi5 pl. m. , \1~ f. I^a rh

); L
'v> of fleshy fleshy; corporeal, carnal;
SiaJz* lib iAe /?fi5% p ari5 / ^e &o%.
pl. |ljo fift- , Jjcooio-S, and ^Jjjiraj from )^oclS adv. carnally accord- >

ii^xm-S rt. ftfl&g m. sw;ee spices, oiniment, ing to theflesh.

p$rfam$y sweet odowr, incense; with xai or

) tjjftj
i^ JL from )i-m-S. f. incarnation; med.
k&fto bum incense; ]j&m&j )i&& smoke,
iAe granulation ofjlesh.
fumeSy or vapour ofincense; l*2> or i>? ^i^3
a censer; f Uxo sweet calanms.
12fc, JlsJ pl. m. H JC from ]^^.
f.

a) adj. offlesh, animal food; according to the

9 9 y
pl. 12. rt. aod. m. a maker or fles7i,fleshlyy carnal; earthly, terrestrial; l^o?
seZ&r of ointments and perfwmes. jJLim.^ i/te impulses of tJie jlesh; J| 1 vi ,- X
ao. m. ooj I^Jaia it is supematuralj or celestial food.
)^aama pl. I^Sm^ rt. pleastore,
b) med. a S2)ecies ofdropsy.
luxwry ; enjoyment, feasting, \ *<\ m\ a y-a c
)jmj> jknvftS, cf. the folio wing ;

wacZe a banquet.
!iofc*m and UlS^^>. Pers. a &oZ<s; 5
\M*m and Kv.m*
^>; ; see y^o, U~. l-M an eartlhen bottle.
7 ?
see , f. 6a$e, $Aajft, or stern
;
ft^aa.=>, jjsai
Ufc. Pers. m. subst. <Ae back,
t
* Tt
back of
fut. *
imp. )n<ns>, inf. hmderpart; U-> il^ao Ae occiput,

&ei. part. ;mS, Jw*4 pass. part. ^^>, ) the head; & oifcu hindside-foremost.

JL V*a io despise, scorn with ^ ^x, ioor Prep. 5eW, folloiving, after; wifch%, a< tfifl

blame, reprove, condewm; jcuo-^t? ^^J &ac^, bachvard; with ^> behind, at the back,

jtcuo ^iiw JIoS.inp (Aof humility may on the outside; \>^s*.s^o k?ck^ fHHtwde
H
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n&UfcLa&rC 50

and backwards; with ~3o* io return, retire; Aph. fJ&s^to drive or sendfar away;
CHk-flivX, yi&jaaa^ ;*a ivith thy, his, hands to be, go, or depart afar, with ^ ; pass. part.

lied behind. Debivatives the following jfer, distant,jt N^^fc Jk-i*o/ ^/wr
remote;
journeys; ^j&J& J La-ra a distant hope.
)&Lfla.L/ denom. to tv/rn bachvards or
DERIVATIVES, Jio^A, JittJi-V-iW -

round.

fcJ^js^co usually ts^i't^xn^ J adv. BoscA-

<ki, Ji'd^ pi. ^L, JlfL rt. Ud. f- a
wards; S ^ oj&w?;j& his return journey
request, petition, intercession, rogation; )ia- Va
J^oIaj? Rogation of the Nirwoiies, a fast of
UlS~ax, js^yV.fna pi. m. J-TS-ca^ adj. a i/ie
three days occurring three weeks before Lent
&ac^r, latter, placed after; \.ck oox fr+lls*fla a )ioJ^a>? Jja Rogation weeh. <f\A & usually
having a sting in its tail; Ul rft & 6ac&- followed by &, interj. I pray tkee.
ward, moving backward, retrograde.
) a,va> m. camels' hair*
Ujs^o-S, js-J>s-Qx same as Uy^ooa. kiching, a kiek.
J&iio^j* rt. ^-^-=>- f-

ioits-ca^ Turk. # coarse horse-cloth, a rug. )IqSci pi. \lm rt. )ji^. m. a seeker, dis^mtant.

]b keeps Olaph in perf, 3 m. pi. and in <_ r

!Uc^ pi. \Z m. more commonly Jl^.
irnp. 2 m, pi. o\z>, fut. JjaJ, imp. *&, inf.
uwripe fruit, especially grapes;
pi. JfcU- f.

|^ a ^& , pre. part. Jj&, U^J*. Contrac- a species of vine.

tions with pers. prons., <SJ> usual form 2 4. *
jycx^a pi. )^. globular dung; Jlao^? j9

camels' droppings.
= Ju* ^x=. io see& with ace or^.; io pray,
beseech with ^& ; to seek, deire, endeavour wicL^d rt. lw^^. huTnbly desiring.

with ?, ^, or a verb; with l*u to seeh to ^Jk2> fat. ^J>aJ or ^CL^Aj fo Kc^, wrg'e
slay; with ip io dispute, argue. The pre. on ;ii the heel; to kiek over or against, resisi,
part. is used impers. of the near future, \SJ* thrust,hioek; Yur\*& j^c&oJ |j noi io kiek
hoc* Jo*j? it was about to be evening, towards against nature. Pa. AOk to kiek often or
evening. Ethpe. vSaXTto be sought, needed, violenily; ),miS a v\ io &'c& against the pricks.
.

required, summoned; to be inquired into or Debivatives, J^a*, jl^Jaj^, Jj^jx.

discussed; u*V-*/ fo usL/%*< was sought
US f. )fcl^ pi. ni. |1, f. jlC rt. l^>.
but could not be found; f&simJiibl .o*Xo he who desires, entreats> or stces; a seeker,
co^Kf ai i/ta bishops were summoned; im- suppliant, a lewd person; jjoo*
advocate;
pers. fcw*xl( woff required, necessary; part. )UJ> an inquiring mind; JJL^ Joc JD
necessary needed, wanting, laching;
y hnpers. He became a seeher of tlie lost; ^^ jIj^ 0001
with o, ooj, or Joc, with^ and pers. pron. 6e sup2)liants for me.
suff. or absol. ^X, u^. &afej, &c, it is
required of me, I ought; with it is not
jl^ f. j^ pi. m. Jsl, f. JC rt. U*.
om intercessor, advocate.
necessary, I need not; jl&ko&? Joi ^y or
&>i>U&f whatever is wanted. Derivatives, )to-X*^a rt. . f. marriage, Tnarried
cuxsla, Uox*, JIcl*^, J^to^*, Ux5, 5iaie.

U^i, Js^=>. )xOk2>tsao ; Cognate, **&i, ]i^w> rt. ^^3. m. colleet. noun, with or
without Siami. sheep, cattle, beasts
1^5 pi. of Jlxo. of burm,
animals; domestic animals opp. JicuL;
]lis^ fii\a
of rain or mist ;
pi.

cf.
J&L. f. a bubbe, especially
Jfcoa^ J^ ? clean and tmclean beasts.

ls:\LS* rt. . adv. irrationally, like

^A^Sif denom. verb from the above : of a foasi.
rain to rush down so as to raise bubbles. 9 P m
rt. adj, animal, of
adv. directly, quickly; see or like cmimals.
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r&*&\i&*> 51 nf&o
\2\* t #S&9 jfe^AJl WSa rt. ^d. adj. animal, with* or-^iL; Uiatrjfc2
r /"J
of or bdonging to animal life, brutal. raped ft&e a maniac. Derivatives, Jj.

*ticipial adj. )o*&&. trampkd on} J^io, fcs-It*^, Ui-Jk, J-jIj-^**, fc-{i-^*&,

"etched, spoilt. Ethp. y^^U un-

certain, perhaps a mistake for A^jsif. to be &slitZ^i> adv. fiercely, savagely.
bruisedy vexed by a devii,
Jtoi.^J f. irutlity, rage,fwry.
*%JL* fut.%^^J, act. part.^O^, pass.

part. ]Ls>, ]}&>+>, denom, fromVo. to

f. Jll_ rt. fc^s. adj. wild, fierce, cruel, raging,
onm takefor one's ozon, ie. to marry. Ethp.e.
3
as JJJS^&^owjs, [L, pains, jb*.o ihoughis.
^1^*0 tahe a husband be married. ^
raging, fu/ry, ioisterousness.
)tv*i*U>& f.

%*, Jb>Ji pi. ^J^jSLs m. lord, otoner,

il^a Palal of
a famtly, hence husband; pe/
Tiead of

or UI?
JL'fe*tf
^ step-father; JlfcJ
husband; JLV= ^0^2>
r
%j or JL
son-in-lawi
terrify.
=> io ie formidaile, assault suddenly,
Aph. %j&*T to terrify. Deeiva-
TIVES, jfcs^.OJ>, )l^-^=.
]&L%&> brother-in-law. %J& is often use<] \)S=> f. k&>. search, deire, request;
no pi. rt.
in construction witli other nouns: )>
r p disputation; deiate; ojfcoo ia^. ctft^!> they
ft^fe or pi. Jff enemy
J/fV^ y
toent in search of Jiim.
adversary; IcoJlto m. f. enemy, V -
9 5 JfcL^ or Jfcl&a (rare) an egg; see
adversary, especially ffc cfew7;
WXS*, ]J^jJs^> from %&>. adj. <W-
adv. m a hostiU manner
9 ? * P 9 9

J
IoSr>\Sk f enmity; .

9 - jl%^> rt, K^s. f. terror.

adj. hostile9 adverse; U.?fc^
pi. m. Ji*? iiS^V^ adversary at law;
S to pine away ; part. -Ia, Uj meagre,
)

sickly. Ethpa. grow thin, emaciated. De-

fc&ap counsellor; U&& *%S* confederate; ifo

Jif
"
V> counsellor, sharer of counseh or rivative, |1o-j

secrets; )oa* %J&* &mty <Ae ame wot6; )p fut. ]!=J, irap. a inf. Jja^ act.

Jj&q^I ^*&> neighbour, borderer. part. jU, Uj^' Pass P art " -
5* * searcA *W*
Jl^o m. unripe grapes; cf. "o^>. or ow!l, trace out, inquire into, investigate;
?."
: see j]bfa& because, <m account of *jKLCd U*.*> ^ora, r^ow ^s^ searclied me
*
wp or out. Ethpe. a) to ie inquired into, investigated,
act. part. fo <mwZ, iear
raentally; i) to inquire or examine into;
astmder, tear with the teeth; )%~&J-& K*o
o^Zalfiheg inquired into the
qm- ren* <fie gftl. }ViS.o jit-!
fc'.s^ S^ JjJl*a ara ui*
Ethpe. f &Lito ie torn, convulsed. Pa. monasteries and churches; Jj^fc-^ H 9 - ^a an
C& o convulse, tear, agitate violently,
con- inscrutaile nature. Pa. J~S same as Peal.

^eVo&l J^&* Moses confounded Aph. Jf>Vto inquire, deire, demand. Debi-
found;
their gods. Ethpa. only part. aJAfco2> torn, vatives, )^*o..s>, k-rs> ' J^j 3 J^ aJ j^^

comwZaei. Derivative the following

)&& m. convulsions, a convulsive fit. JIo^ pi. 1^, m. J^e^ f. rt. J^. an
. ^-s part. Jt*^a- *o pZc& <me % orce, inquirer, explorer, often in a bad sense of

j'c/fc out, graze; to ie fierce or cruel; l*J those who are too curious as to hidden or

<fo cruel sword. Pa. *^ o pluck, divine matters, such as heretics; a guardian
J*
diligently;
root up, gather out, glean, search of orphans.

Jj tyo ^&s he picked out and cast away Jl9.3 rt. >-. m. a fault, failing.
ihe iad. Eth pa. J&lFto search out, inquire
)Lol=) a counterpane.
diligenily, gather, glean. Palal >jJ* to make
. m, vnqutry
fi&rce or cruel, or as irute ieasts.
Ethpalal
rage, Jls rt f. leanness, emaciation.
3, l
io .
tir to grow wild, fierce, cruel,
r? -
j
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kJ|*^ rt. iy?>. adv. less, very little, too partide; \Si ]l^ a part of the wlwle;

little; 06 ^*LJ*( ^I(t*Z^ they held loto the Utile finger.

opmions |lla rt. }-* m, no pi. search, inquiry, ques-

tion, examnation ; p? ]l\s> question the iih;

2i-*-=& rt. 9-a. .fevmess, meanness, pauciiy,
)>*.? )Ll=> the searchfor truth.
deficiency; )ii$-& to^I^ loant or scarcity of
~ > rit. abbrev. of ) fcd*&> or )las <o tlie chant
rain; Jobob Sfeimessofwords, i.e. moder&tion
* ososJ, act. part. %o|i, pass. part.
fut.
in speech ^&f t^t^S
;
ourpoorov vile race;
worm-eatm,
and ijxJa.*, Jji^ii, &c. o be
iot*r my humble seif.
rotten; to decay; Mu&a )^kxo roifed wood;
Uji^lr>

yj*
rt. i-^. adj.

m.
very

onion;
i/iiwj very

S
slight.

&7a
)\^<^b U^T ^ ^ fi * ,fi * decayed with age.
Dbrivatives,
pi. j*L an- kaol? Aph. *o^/^ ^0 /rei, consume.

JlS^Ciik-s or ]^A.vi\p glowing charcoal. Jjao fut. Jua^J, irap. uis, inf. )> o-^ , ^ , act.

io-^u, imp. t^,

part. |^a, UoJ, pass- part. \* 9
\l&s> to try,
9j2> fut. inf. ^5>, act.
search, prove, examine, inquire into, with o
part. -=>, J*-i, pass. part. i+*a, Ji-r^> JJ-**r^
or^; jl'q^SS )^s J> /Xer Ae Aa<2 <m<^ the
<to fcrfe away, subtract, lessm; *&f o-ajf
matter, inquired into it; )o^H ^U&> we wer^
a^ol to ae 6ac& tfAose things ivhieh he had
proved, or approved, by God. Etkpe. wJLm
added; with ^, e.g. JJo&? ^ to set a lozoer
2a 5e fWe^, proved; \.^h-& J* \jl*> >!fcC=
price; to fail, be diminished, decrease, toane,
o/ier a years trial, novitiate. Pa. ud io
withdrav;, of the raoon, opp. \&9 to wax and
prove, seldom used, the Ethpa, *JiX{ having
wane; ^S,cuao? ):^>>a, & -s> he withdrew
an active sense, to prove, consider, observe
his tdlegiance from the Sultan. Partieipial
with o;
oa^L? consider ths lilies.
ilildao
adj. manting, imperfect; JtZ^ JJusoj an
Debivatites, Uoo^ U*0oa, Uoa, U*aJ>, }
imperfect copy ; gram. defective; metaph. loto,
humble, nnworthy; pioor, mean, thin; ^i/
Jjai pi. JJL rt. Ui^. m. a #naZ.
l+Z* mm oflow estate; )LV*p JJ^aoJc poor ^oa toboil, bubble; mimetic, l^n^^Q.
or scantyfood. Adverbial use, with & less
Ucux^ (rt. Arabic
Jji to last,
cf.

endure) m.
in size, age, numher, or value ; with o or f adj. lasting, permanent.
least; ^1^ <>*& Jl none the less; with numbers, jiie^ji^ some article of apparel, perh.=
y
less, minus; )** uZa> ^S^'i} forty stripes sat-e pectorale.
one; +J^> -++^Z and^Ao ^I^ almost, about \^&z> rt. mi^, m. ^n'aZ, investigation.
Fem. too toZe, o* enough, much less; <* J7. M*aa rt. )ja^. m. ra<&
o o* </*$ s 6w a Utile, this is noi enough. ji ci Q^Q,^ rt. Ad. f. rottenness of wood.
Ethpe. i^L/ to become less, be subtracted. Jb^a pi. )]^1L- f. a cutaneow eruption,
Pa. $~* to make less, diminish, take atvay, white spots on the skin.
subiract; Jfcoool U15 iAow hast shortened his *=> fut, iacuaJ, mp. >aa*, inf. U^, act.
Aii; see Apoe, xxii. 19 bis; to o^. leave part. Jx*, pass. part. ;*^ o ask, question,
out, neglect, with & front, ioik regarding seek; attend to; ^Lla^ ]S*>?we seeh a phy-
?a* j** o*is >*^j | Ze< /wot not omit one sician; *uis 1* yOoUi^sa A^er covnplaints
jot. Ethpa. 9j*U to be diminislied, deprim were neglected. Eram and Ethpa. U*s>tf*
of omitted; to come short, fail} be inferior;
and -J&irto be searched, emmmed. Pa. ^iLa
to examim. Dekivamves, J^co and pro-
e.g. JiicOk, j& to be deprived of wealth; &
bably the four following words,
jiijJ ^,\ ^? tofailto yieldfruit Deeiva-
. ?ao the primary
meaning of the root being to deave
TIVES, j^QA, U*0^, ^i^JU^A^l^, open,
hence, a) to plough; b) to jind out.
ly, UfM. ]Ia& pi. ^ noun, a herd, dr<m>
f. collect.
j-^ rt. >-a. m. a little, a small portion esp. of kine, but also of swine ; an
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53 rial CU ^3

jios pi. J* m. a herdsman, cowherd. JJcajDf ^a scholar, schoolfellow.

kJjjaa adv. 6t/ /iercife or shoah. JW ^ see JH ^.
\ZU i jJU pi. m. H, f. ).. adj.
Mm ta /oaZ o/aw ass.
gregarious.
J>L( ta nafive, znhabitant.
*a, ja m. the oj?en country; with ? or
jfcLwa ta bondslave, one born in the house;
a noun in the constr. st. of or belonging io the
a steward) dispenser ; Jfcl*a ua ^Ag household.
open country, wild; Jt ta-Jl the beasts of
the jield. Metaph. that which is outside, the }xa ta man, human being; pi. hindred.

outside; ;^^ adv. witJwttt, outside, opp. cu^ Jtiaa ta caf, bullock that has not yet been

within, inside; outer, out of doors. Metaph. yoked.

strnge, foreign; & ;J^ except, without, ) ta uia sotis of the desert ; Bedouin.
besides, beyond; ; ^ oftener t^ & <m 9 v
adherents of a sect or party^
tae outside, opp. o^ & or o^^ ^ on the companions.
inside, Deeivatives, fc**it, verb **ta see ]t,
)ja^ ta bastard.
Ut, 1^)-^ JLo-t, t*t see it, J^it*t,
Jjc&^j wiaxa so^5 o/ tlie bride-chamber,
Jlot-ta, jU*t^ fcjw i.e.friends admitled to the marriage.
*a, Jta f- t, J&a, pi. in. , |I, constr.
\mJ*L ta of the same race, Hndred^ or sort;
st. Jta, f. ia, )J^i=> constr. st. feaS. so^>
5
pi. Mndred.
daugkier; the you/ng of animals; Jtoaa ]
tao? of one way of life.
firstbom son; J$&J \J>i Jta aWer, younger,
U*a grandson or daughter; jLcuof ta like.
son; )j> i or

)!f ta or Ia coudn; J&L ta or Ia nepliew, )>| yl contemporaries, of the same gene-

ration.
niece. Fem. metaph. suburbs, depend&nt vil-

lages or towns; collect. tAe jpeopfe o/ one race j^if ta; see .*-, ajflk
or inhabiting one town or country; poet. Jl^toof ta provincial, diocesan.
r
ota/ Lta or oatt^I Ia the Hehrews. )LaiaLo* ta holding the same faiih; pi.

ta used in construction with various

is i7fce faithfid.
nouns: a) to express age; j*. jU* ta one ^a contempoYary.
\jLz>f
year old; ^fU }
&c.jl &
6) to form
^a yokefellow comjyanion; like, like-
patronymics and surnames, with the name of
J^y ?

minded; husband, wife.

the father or head of the race, and often
)u&/l ta pi. jjSjfea greaves; see |jx;>.
metaph. c) to express any close relation,

subjection, or similarity. j^j ta a wk( ^nwn ofseed.

)t4/**J>j see ]i*J* ci demon; Jt^J *^* \*\Z> t /Vee, free-bom, noble; used also of
lunatic a freed slave.

fV$i& pi. fO?r *I Momite. \LZ> ^a breast-plate.

m$f t=> <my one/ pi. mew. J-acu* ta friend.
Jfl'ti> o/^As same ori, K& )otk*t or )^** ta sinner, pi. toicked mm.
ji'cwo/''ta agreeing, allied. JLI, ^a wmwi ofworth; soldier.

Jlaxio/ t o/<fo same tracfe. \11L ta j6Sehi o/Me Merciful One, i.e. Christ.
J *"..
jfcooo^ mI sAose o/o?ze nation.
*B

\U ia a dtftf *w*/ a dagger; a hand- lioaJS ta Zover o/ darkness.

manual. K y
6oo&, 9
MlJ ^ /Sow o/<7j ^ooc?, i.e. Christ
JLofe**? * consubstanial.
[xeiciJl ta cognate, of the same race; noble.
\\y*l*lL a fellow-workman.
w, a son *S.<ty *XS /overs o/ crror; opp.
lj? ta see *j? and U^t a
;

Jl.Q.o lovers of the truth.

o/waw. As a title of our Lord it is generally

written \Ju\f *& && Sm f man > ilZ*. cu ^a disciple.

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J^coT ;J> o *&e same <Za?/, immediately ;

compare Jfcl^X ^a lasting only a dayj pi. )Jjl^a3 *i> partner in labour, mate.
&>m on /te same day. |.v\a>.^ ^ &7ce, equal.

young dove. ^Jla wiS cowrtiers.

- V
*J* or gfc&JI *- probably a con- Jla^ uls soldiers, especially mercenaries;
fusion of the Heb, name -ool^? Chronicles servants*

with )j&cw ;J (see above). ]hl& ui> idolators; Jso&S *o|f /A%
offered to idols.
Jxocu ; 7ie to/w> stands or fte af <&6 W<//rf

Jiand; pL especially sAose se ai o^r Lord's ]jo. ^ a collar.

rigkt kand ai ihe last judgement. J liliac 4*Ii #w>$e o/ *Ae same o#e.
jioii t*i co-Jieirs. Jfc^.CLD uiS Zot?ers oftruih.

hxlo ^S of one nature, consubstanial. \xzl& *JL a monk ; pcu0 1 ii a n^.

jfcLS^ * companion, fettow-traveller. Jli or^^ i pi. Jlo Js^i sound) echo;
\>i\*. * lasting only one night, that same voice, word, saying, language; gram. a term^
night; an evil-doer. exjrression, word; JJLiL tt adj. gram.
\i\ olao L*Ii sharers of the promise, kaving belonging to a word, verbal.
tlie same promise. %o;.*\Gt or *a>ci*s> uoS ihe clergy.
JLom ^5 jjwfoy or condemned to deaih. JliLZo uiS inhabitanis of a village or tovm;
J^Iai ;i> consort; assessor. fellow-tovmsmen.

U^*> ^> counsellor. Jlif or Jli ^ sharer of a secret, hence

y y
^ Aeir of ihe kingdom. admitted to counsels or purposes, counsellor
jk-Use vs mrtaTcer, slw/rer; iCiiJ ***li'T*i> partahev of Holy Communion.
receiving a double pwtion of the inberitance. Uo.9 *a holding ihe same tenets, of one
)ls*?Q^aJxi? J^ godson. faith or s&tf.

Ul^ioc foster-brother. ja*, ^ ouiworh.

J fc^- ii uiS subjects, especially of a spiritual )lavi\A> ^ one o accord or agreement.
ruler.

Xj ua disciples of ihe prophets, those U ^a o/ !/^ samtf ap'e/ ^Oj^ j witb a

edzicated to be teachers. number, so many ^6ar5 old; JIm* ^ of one
Jjojqj ;J> a c/a{Z<2 of light, spiritually en- year's age or gr(nothm

lightened; tlie blessed, the angels. ULL iii one Aowr orf; )fcl^jl ^ and
y

ylux&j 4*=> stranger, foreigner. ojs-2h*- immediatdy.

Ji*J bearing the same yoke, fellow-jyupils ; Jfcsa;A, ^ o/ 2fo sa?ne <n'6e or stock; pi.
pi. women married to tlie same man. hindred, feUow-countrymen.
\x\\j IS-iS ostriches. ]liv-?or^ of ^Ae same faith.
J^j^a pi. JufcUia> ; see under j&. )1T ^ bullock.

J)xj colleague. I^o a*i Zmngr on ^ borders, neighhour.

Ji#-S* uaS lAe clergy. Jfc^i r wi 2>^;>#, one adopted or educated;
JtaocOh.* <me brought up or /ft;mj m pi- fellow-pupils, companions.
a monastery, monk.
j^-bw ^ intimate friend or companion. opmon.
JW&flT ^ holding tlie same tenets or

|xi\ ;J> laytnan, secular.

j^attj^l %k fellow-seroani or minister, co-
U*JL of tlm same race; Jj* Ia collect. ^ea^^e.
the people; pi. Za^, iAe common peopls.

l^aMft^^ gentile, heathen. &c.

V x & gossip, intimate acquaintance.
iZ
SJi5 same aa >J. f. a w&, a |rf.
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Jta Pa. JU* denora. from ^, Jia. to eave

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K n; -n v , f. ftJjfrao
T efoar or transparent
oui, omit, remove; Uiaja oS^dj jl&&? ^& Ettaph. w*v^lir o ie mode clear, shoivn
teraperance eooempts or sets free from daily clearly.
cares; pass. part. u^, &JUe beyond, re- \L-J> pi. \Z- m. a he-goat a buek. 7

moe, emevwpt, exclvded, foreign, alien; JJow \LIL f. )J^^ pi. m. ^, f. JlCU rt. ,
U;,^v> the mindfreed or apari from the body;
}ia. a) outer, distant, fariher; foreign; opp.
)ftSv*Qjw .^> t+ fr&ftfr ?Ktf subjeet to change.
U o^those within and those without, besieged
Ja fut. J*aj, imper. **Ia, inf. jNv o and besiegers, citizens and foreigners* b) out~
create; act. part. j Za, U;a subst. *e Creator; ward, literal; 5 JLdcu the literal meaning.
pass. part. ja, U*a, fem. J&a, pi. m. and f. c) specious, in outvjard aj)pearance, d) foreign
la, emph. f. j&%a oftener Jll>a. a cmtfwe, to the CJmrch, hence secular, profane, pagaw,;
Ae Creation, hence tAe world, the earth; ]i& )&* Jfcofcrui heathen wisdom. e) f. emph.
J^Zs? <Ae jBoo/: o/ Genesis. Ethpa. i*Zai/* extraneous, superfluous matter in writing.
to be created. Derivatives, Uqv>, JUuo;a, /) wild animals or plants.
Ui*, U++*> ]lS-*w>, Uifc-jj*, JLajUafeoD. i ta; see Ja part. act. creator,
Ja empli. st. of *a a s<m.
h-^llt rt. j>, Jta. adv. outwardly, in
fcj|a and kJ)Jja rt. *a, j*a. adv. owi- appearance.
wardly, in appearanee.
JLcu^a f. rt. jJ>j )^a. the onter part, appear-
\Ju\yk ; see J> or Juj^. adj. hwrnan. ance or form; JtjLce? LcLta tie outer

\yJL'JL adv. barbarously. cuticle, epidermis.

jio*^a rt. )U>. creation, fovmation.

Ut=>^a f- J& pi- m. JJL, f. jfclL. barbarian. f.

Jlo-*^^> f. barbarism. ^ij-a m. ]^ii^ f. rt. Ja. adj. o/^Ae creator.

j?;J m. hatl; fcaa hail-stones.

^[t-Ia from ^a, J^a. adv, simply.
J?J>
jLV-Sa from ]ia. f. simplicity, ignorance.
jj^a pi. Jf#a m. speckled, spotted, a disease
smoli kard tubercles forming on
I^JLZa E-Syr, Is-Jl(a Gen. i. i. 7^ <Ae
of the eyelids,
beginning; see a*>.
them; variegated.

Jjo?^a pi. JJod m. wfe.

)!s-Ia fem. of *a, )ta, pi. Jlil_j'?^5, ^Ms,
desert places.
)iOK?^ f. pack-saddle, saddle-cloth ; see
J^Za pi. jlS-M f. os sfov^, 5rocZ ^??ace.

\? +9
4 jj*a; see j^a fem. pass. part. a creature,
]Lcu*o^ rt. w^a. clsarness, brightness.
the Creation.
lo^a mJtLop f.rt. )is>. the Creator; JfcJ^S
JxJlS-Za pi. JJL from the above. adj, of or
Jl*o*a tAe Creating Word,
referring to the Creation, created.
JL'cuo*a f. rt. Ja. creative power, creation, r n *
*
creatorship.
<*i-=> and ^^a fut. ^^aj and s-o^aj, parts.
^a, (i^a; y*Za and **a, )^L, ]s ^o &m^ ilie
ttO$ a) imper. of verb *^s. 6) abs. st. of
hnee,hieel, bow down; often with JsS>ci>^iL;
ioico knee.
y^Jo O^a the hinds bow themselves to bring
Jjo*a pL lj*a generally ra. in the sing. and
forth young, Job xxxix. The old form of
4.
f. in the pi. beryl.
pass. part. is used for a present part. --.Ii
r
Jg^o^a m.pearl; ^Xc^a? j^Js 6er?/Z.
J0ki/ ^si kneeling on ifie earth, but the form
JJej-a a) dim. of ;-a, little son. b) for M*Za is used as a participial adj. blessed, also

in the form aa-Za=ooj <^*Za as a benediction;

,? *
jloVa tAe cypress, juniper. b) or Jts^uZ^ }]^x*Z^ the blessed city; cf. Pa. part.
f. #)
JicJjto^a rt. *-a. sonship, sons; U&-& &*m> rit. JJ*JL*> ciuZa Blessed be Christ. Pa. ^a
c*Lo*a? /^ becoming extind ofall his sons. fo bless; rit. io #we or pronounce the blessing
9
ry
Pa. parts, act. and pass. w*L pi. ,a Bless O my Lord, a formula of

56 Aofc

before and during prayer; K m. a perforation ; electr evidence.

frequent usc
pass. part. y\JL$c y \&jJL f. Jl^D^iLao pi. m. usiJa fut. tootaj, parts. **>*, a* Ia. a) to

J-L, f. JlhL. blessed, the Blessed One; txz dfetn /a$A, liyhten. b) to be set on edge as
[a+Lxy i/ws Son of God; f. frequently used the teeth, be bmumbed, blighted, stwpefled,

of the Blessed Virgin and of Christian Aph. &&l* te cause to shine, flash, Ughtm;
* y
.. j^^ Ettaph.
cities, especially of Edessa. Ethpa. y^if ; Juoj^j a glttering spear.

to 6e blessed) receive or *ee& a blessing, to jD^rL/ ^0 sfeWj lighten, coruscate* Dbriva-

visit holy places and tombs, to say farewell; tives, U>^, Jjd^, Uud^d.

U.ZB )UB <& fUlU y te prayed U^ pi )JL rt. J3^c>. in. li'ghtning, a flash
and received blessing at the Holy Sepulchre. of lightning*
Aph. Ji^l* to make io kneel down, cause \h-Js m. emerald.
io bow, Metaph. M*yp Jsi. JIm.^ y|af U>U> rt. js^, m. grating of the teeth.
/ wiU make tJie Jieathen bow beneath thy sword.
k pebbles.
Dekivatives, k>o^ ? Jj^oicu^, J**jk-3*CLa,
*0Qt*a iAe apricot,

jllop, jts^l . rt. ia^>. adj. pertaining to

yts, Ji=> rt. -.^s. ni. rit. a gemflemon, lightning; jl*i* JaiiN. a tlmnder-cloud.
a blessing, benedictio7i.
l&jA m. a canal, a cut io drato off toater
\2xxdz> m. pi. Brahmins. from a river.

ip^s but, but yetj however, nevertheless, wth 9i2> from ;J> 3 ]i^, only pass. part, 4^f^,
J^ftl^, ji^Z a natural state, simple,
?-?'i

trmocent, foolish, rude; )IV** )Jcu ^ iwto-

yr^> fut. pc^J, act. part. ^>+z>, pass.
f*>
part. jp*I* to gnaw, eat into of worms, moths,
locustSj &c. Metaph. of hunger, pain, &c. Usi, JL'^ pi. if>, JfciiS, fem. of ^a, J^.

Ethpe. fai to be gnawed, eaten into. Pa. daughter; egg, young; [l&L )l^ ^
part. Joo;:x carious, worm-eaien, moth-eaien, serpens brood.

m. pSqm, erosion; JLi.5 f. castle, palace; see Ji;*2.

U&L^> perh. U&i-z>
]is-^* fretting cares, hence the verb ip^>. KhkQjl^ or )uij^ m. r^jfa sylvestris, toild rv&.

)la,^KA*2> f. ripeness, perfection.

S-TUi-i rt. iS>. ouiwardly, openly; cf.
y .*
^ fut.^iaJ, irap.^JLsj inf. .

9? P P I 9 9) y n act. part. ^uL, )La^ pass. part. 3

U*5 pi. m- comp. 01 )uij ^a ; 1.
L**a , JljOSkJLa o ripen, grow ripe, to boii, melt;
uv ia, P i. mi 5. son 0/ man, man;
j >

part. pass. npe boiled, soddm. ETHPE.^^ai/

7 '

a^kf UJ^ i/^ inner being. Debivatives, ;

-n J"
<o 6^ boiled. Pa. io ripen, make ripe,
Ujjco U*j|^, Jjju^s^o jiaiAj^koOj and
? ;
boii Ethpa. *%U*l rto be ripened, brought
the denom. verb
to ripeness; boiled, digested. Debivatives,
u*U( to become man; ;
** ^ {
)^,X*
y y
i( Jo^Uo the Word tooh flesh and God
J^ m. rt. ^jftja. ripeness, perfection of
became man.
growth.
fut. O and i^J, imper. o**, part. %** see toa. to 5p^w^ the night
;

9
*a a) to bore the ears pierce, traTifix; Jl wi&2> Ar. a botth, toine-vessel ;
3
^ cf. Jls^^o.
Jla If^S no sorrow pierced thee} entered ^o^, JjoJ^ pi. \2-,m.an unmarried man,
thy Iieart. b) to lay opm 7
explazn clearly. celibate; adj. chaste, virgin ; pL tokens of virgin-
Pa. and Aph. io make apparent, eleat; part.
r
ity, the virgin state; yu& i^oWi? l^aj ^
lucid, Iwninous. Ettaph. i^t l/ to beclearly seaZs ofvirginity ofMary; i^c%S r-^n f
proved, demonstrated. Deeivatives, )* u*, a deflowered virgin. Deeivatites the fol-
lowing words
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ifcLi? next; )?- >1&.4 iw ftwre, oroe a/W

f. subst. and adj. virgin, tnaiden; kLl{ another ; ^*Xo l soow after ; Jl&a ty

jJ^Xofco virgin soil. Virgo, a sign of the in. order, one after another; j>!s^X bach-
Zodiac. wards ; often with ie, jfcs > after, fol-

lovAng Jl& -*a after that ; )Jecu la.

fcjjlofc adv. modestly, like a
virgin. ;

or kal? o*kJL^. the next day; J&ool SISs^

chastity, virginity, celibacy;
JLoL^ok f.
some time after; so with J&4* year. jl&a?
)l V; S sJSi fc-Icus VlIi^ Jfary remained
Iblli^ metaphysics; U* >& Aed down-
a virgin; with !&*?% be vowed to vir- ' ^ v O* li')

11

wards. With verbs, folio wing x^( or JJ./

ginity or celibacy. -a*./ io ,/Swi
io /oHow ; i*|^r *o accuse ;
\2&*U> f. J&iLok pi. m. [-, f. JIkI,
an opportunity of complaint against ; o&s
adj. virginal, of or belonging to a virgin, chaste.
or uH to sunvmon; vJ> to succeed, &e.

)&Ka f. a bottle; cf. UlS-=.

JIfcJ> adj. from jfc^. coming after, happen-
^l Pa. denom. from ok^J o deflour,
ing later, mbsequent.
violate a virgin. ETHi>A.%.&atr*0 be de-
Jl&lfca from U*fc^ f. &acfooafeww, 2)0s-
jlowered, violated.
teriority, opp. )Lo-ooJ3 priority.
j&a prep. from o and lEf, takes suffixes

of the pi., '>%* comp. of Hs and ^S. afterwards,

like a noun in the sing., rarely those

after,follovjing ; Jk? ~.?W

successors; follovng.

v^T

Isa^S rdico rfl* W-*iAt MXf^ ^ a,0D ****~ T*a *

and disappears; )J-^->

^ letter 9, ^5*4* Gamal
with
or omo.
the ordinal, ffc
The foriti magnificently

U^Zi feJL^fe i/iai 7ie tagr possess full

cardinal number 3 ; ?

pleamres in the City of the Saints. Aph.

r$*>
J^Pael
pi.

luxwriowly, with o.
^ conj. of 1^,, fut.
to rejoice, tale
Ethpa. -^U
)^,
&*$
part. ra.

fat. J*J
m
J^T to treat luxuriomly ;
j^e pampers
cacies.
his body with luxuries

Derivatives, JJ^,
t oift-oo ;^ >^

U>o^. pLo^,
and deli-

or JK>J, imp. ||yr or # P art '

"

Iftdft, or emph. })^>, Uftj** * *""

pride, pomp,
orm'elfgrandly, magnificently, with gay, glonous,
-i^. adj. delightful, pleasant,
to luxuriate,
or Za*W with^v. to exult over; stately, proud; U)^ )U<&! 0J0U Cnwtor of
delights ; **
mjoy plea&wres or ^e*&3& UgM; \*V*& )\^gloriouS in the
joyous
^
.^
T*
- prtn?* </wsfc /wtft luxuriantly ;
heights; uscd in the emph. state of God.
M^o jQs? UU <A Ughtning which shines
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IfU^pL m.; see)^. the prow; J^ ^ the stern, b) a place 9

K& WKto geography. country; 1*1 *&? ^Ae jEW. c) U^u&^ov

<Js to take sides, rebel, take up arms set up
U*&^ geometru. 9

afaction; ^uXS ihose adhering to one side or

llsLtZ^&ci^ m. ])^*L f, adj. geometric.
party; U* v M^ &onthe Pharisees* side;
jt^o)^ a geometrician.
His
Jbft Zthose whoin our Lord will set ow.
fujoj^rfc. wj.^. adj. m. luxurious.
Ze# Aa?i^ at the last judgement, d) o^ J^S.
liLo)^, J&J-* m. )!., f. ]&L rt. U^.
pi.
on one side, privately ; *^^ or a^^a *o
adj. proud; )Ipo ;itX. )Jio)^ )& 2/i<3 Zorrf
on or /rom ewry side; a^k *a^ ^^ /rom
/iaiA plucked up tlie roots of the proud,
one end to another; *Zw *a^ ^S> on the
JLc&LoJ.^ rt. 4*j^. f. pleasures, delights,
^^%JL beside, mar (the Pschitta
other side;
grandeur.
generally has oi^J^X ; see oi^).
f
l**>> Jfti>r J^pL *i4.' v^Pres ' P art" JJ^^ fui \^J, inf. &^&, imper. **^,
of }^io
pre. part. of
shear;
>J^ tt^pL
Ja^ tofail.
r^ J
V^ pre. part. Ja^, U=4^ P ass Part &*>> J^i^ - -

U^^ Deut. xii. i with pron. suff.

spelfc ; i p.
v4^ not used in Pe.; see JJ^. " r
E-Syr. uS^pL *^, W-Syr. ^
wj^, e*J^L &*iother form of j)^ adj.
my chosen one, mine elect; to ckoose, ap-
lS^UJ^; see j)^. adv. luxuriously, in state prove, appoint, with ^ to an office, or with
or pomp. dat., *aLX cia^ choose for yourselves ; to

Jicu^pl. jl*) JioJ^rt. U^. f. state, prove, pu/rge; to eollect, exact tribute; pass.
stateliness, magnificence, luxury, pom]), pride part. chosen, elect, approved ; choice, pure,
of person, bearing, clothing^ife^oys, delights; eminent; & oJj^& is preferred to, accept-

toj^^d o^ioJs^ jlj Ais ta&Ze toas supplied oble rather than; JfcLaL^ Jfc^aojio ehoice
with all Mnds of luxuries; )1^ food; \ls^ asd^a^Z^a the Patriareh
temporal delights.
jJ-^T?

U^
Ethpe. u^jl(
)wajCL^^> eminent philosophers.
to be ckosen, pwrified;
elect;

W^&S see J^ a cloak; ty^a heap of stones, to be

a tortoise; l^^straw, chaff.

taxed, exacted of usury. Pa. **L to choose,
select, eollect ; to clean corn; \3u <i^Lgather
oo*^4^, ^fl^^or Uri.V^k^m. yX
XtKoi', socey -u$&2 io w#sA and darJcen the hair.
out the tares; part. IJLa^o )o)^ select

*io^, ^ooaoci^, <**aoa^; see U,o*^.

homities. Ethjpa, *Ji^>ft& be chosen out,
y
^1^, Ja*^ pre. part. of a^ to net, and
gathered together; J^J^> \**J ^L^LhJ
of aa^ to huni. }jch ^oj? to consider how this sum raight be

a *^ l^^,
collected. ph. s^J^to choose; with Ua
Mfc see * a) the arm, armpit.
b) a wing. to vow oneself J^LJJ ^^m^ cu^j? *l r
l|^ those who have devoted themsehes to God;
*{^' J'^ act -
P art of ^4;
- )t4^act.
part, of ia^. \J>i<xe>( Jooj U* <^S> he was a gatherer of
storax. Debivatives, -^ ^, V- I-- a -
JjJ^ or )^ pi -5J^, JjJ^ ni. an arrow,
HCU2^ )&^a^, J^^^, U^G^> Ua^JOO.
\

dart, shaft, boit; a tkunderboltj a dart or gore 5

of a garment. $&***> P 1 - m. see below for fem. rt.

-

J^k^pl- tfoJ^m. dim. of J*)^. a dagger; i

a mahvr,framer,potterJownder; \'*&?

a criticai mark. r^l ^^ God the fashioner of the body.

J^ Ar. a saddle-cloth, housing. JL'^ok^ rt.^x^. f. the pott&r's ari,
sometimes ca^, empli. jJL^ pi. )J^ modelling, fashioning.

m. 2#e si<&. a) tfAe hump of a camei; ^dl^pl. \L- rt.^A^. m. fictim, fable.
<7w3 bank of a river, shore, coast ; the spoke of There are five sorts of poetic fictiona) Jl^
a wheel; the iving of an army; Ji^^o j^L^ fable; b) )tU pwrable; c) Jio** U^&>
 ,

<*&\Uft^ 59 K&oia\^
impersonation ; d) )'&& ^simple composi- as jlaXc^i slaughtering, the act of slay-
tion, i. e. without fable or parable ; e) io*&X irig; opp. JfcLsJ! accurately defined, Le.
N&CL k*go( Jafc#*jS similitude or types. a noun including both active and passive
meaning, as Motoi nourishmq or being nour-
rt. ^o^. f. adj, plastic; subst.

a lump.
ished. ETHPB.^A^trpaas. of PeaL Pa.
t* r
intensive of Peal; pass. part.^^^o
m. a vessel, tvater~pot.
strong sturdy ; feigned words;
y )t?N^^ JL
* *>

m, bald in front fables. Beeivatives, Jl-

) ift-A^f. baldness on theforepart of the head.

9 P V
pi. |I m, rt. k*^. a tax-gatherer,
colleetor. jl^^m. Jfc^A^ f. rt.%*a^ a noun of
V-lia^rt. J^^. adv.freely, spontaneously action; cf.^cx^ pass. part.

voluntarily.
^^ pass. part. Jj^^ cu/rdled> coagulated.

jrcua^rfc. k*^- f- election, often usecl as Ethpe. +&^,( to be thick or curdled. Pa.
ti v
a title with pron. suff. oiIcuj^^ he wTio is to curdle; part. )?,>^v^ bidging, ridged.

elected, designate. Ethpa. ^4j( same as Ethpe. Deeivatives,

rt. ^a^. f. a) framing, fashion- k**^> ^L^^^ J5 ^^' U=><^, Ui^^o*

tyfi fll ^theforming of dam. b) plau- U^a^rt. ^a^. m. a cheese-press ; rindj skin.
sibility.
see

Jl^j^^pl. JfcL- rt "^^^ a) that which

7
i i. m. man
f U^^pl.
f-
,
(especially
is formed or moulded, formation, creaiion; a strong or mighty man ~ Lat. vir, wiiile
\oxi ^
the human body fashioned by God;
}*Ajvx=homo), husband U^^X Joo ^o 6e ?nar-
*& from
beginning of his being formed in the wornb.
tticub the
nea; y*mj or wa> ;^^pl. Juk> t*# 1
^ a^ 6>
herma-

b) the suhstance to be moulded, a lump, a mass

phrodite,a euiwch} effeminate; ;2w ^^ ?wa^
wearing a garment ofhaircloth, .e. a prophet;
of dough or clay ; JfcTN,^^ \+ the Head of
<wr substance, of those formed like us.
|ott^>. Jls^a^ adult; uXiKjt-? ^ <5% acquain-
Ua^pL }_
tances; a man 3 one, a certain . .^^^^
. ;

^^- ni. &t*L ^^ one

rt. ilie eyebrow. With
eac/&, gvery owe, cme 6?/ one;
fe*tf to be supercilious, haughty ; metaph.
and another, a man and his neighbour; U^^
superciliouness. ^: j^ja the space between the
U^aaJbo a certain deacon; often redundant,
eyebrows, the brow; a ridge brow of a hitt.

Jj*L^rt.
t
JLiii a-cD ^a Syrian; Jw^JT ^ mercJutnts,
J^. f. i) choiee, election; coli. Deeivatives, verb a^, s^^^, |jo^
the chosen, the elect; JJL*iao? JfcLa,^ among
the elect of Christ, z) usually pi. Jl&o^ the i^xL^, Jl^xi^, verb ^^x^J,^ jto
coUection of tribute, alms, &c. ; tribute, exacted

offerings; \j&d* lt^st^tribute of silver,

^^denom.
verb from Ji^4^> t0 use force *

^%Sj^ fut. ^qa^T, inf. ^-aL^o, act. Pa. ilk^to come to marUs estate; to strengthen,
n
part.^4*> 11^4,, pass. part%*^ J!^&>> embolden. Ethpa. iA^l^imper. *g.^J,?
o be

)1^NS^. to farm, fashion, mould; to onix or grown up; to be valiant; with^iL to prevail
raake uj) raedicine; "^ix*^? \Ju( v* the man over9 excelj exceed in power.
tohom he had formed; with i*3oj to fashion
%^\t^^from }+**& adv. munfidly^firmly.
anev), reform; JLb uXa^ speaking feigned
words, of artful speech; pass. part. metaph. )Jo*^^, J^o^a^or )jttjo^i^in. dim. of
j isk^. a shabby little
scrub.
fictitious, feigned; J&],.Sl^ jo*X^ l^w?
?
feigned godlvmss; gram. a noun of action Jlol pi. ji.os from Ji^j;; f. vigour^

having a definitely active or passive meaning, force, manhood ; the virile member ; ^\.exploits y

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mirades; Ae offered imense to Forttme; coa^B

f l
deeds of renoivn, mighty acts, )c*

gcL&t the vioenee ofwicked men. ^o^Jlbr^^ l?)^ tfay erected images of
fi v Fortune on jnllars.

adj, masculine, valiant, heroic; subst. a valiant ^imper. of ^ to draw.

man or woman, Aer o, heroine; -/^ J^^hJ I^fui jy, part. J^,, U,i, a) to aseend,
IL^ji/ JfcLfc^t-^-^ ^ maiden bore herself to rine or motmt up as smoke, fire, birds.
heroically. b) to cast up, belchforth; *^ ^ilflJf >^J2
^r^\ volcanoes belching forth red-hot stones,
p p
U
fi

and the same as Derivatives, J-t^) Jf^-

?na?e attire;

J&Jia^ a valiant souL

^Jt-^o? manly conduct; yl&H !^ lU^P
thrums, the ends of
1- Jt^and
a weaver's threads; the
J^m. rt,
^
\^jS^; see 4*=*^. adj. efeminate, ener- cutting offofa web; I5.D ?C^ a web; &%o
vating. Jf[
^t Jicu the web was nearly woven = death
JL^^fem. of J^^. a strong, virile or wfo- was near.
ani woman, one of masculine mind or courage. Ji^only pL, generally m. worimoood, bitter

Jk^^ contr. for JfcuJL^ rt. ^^ f- cheese, medicine. Metaph. bitter sorrow or trouble.
curd, jo^, j?O^pL T ?
\Z~ m. an wwmarried
)^4^^m. Jfc^cL^^f. afornicator, harlot. youth, a boy from ten to eightem years of
4 *
pr. n. Golgotha.
age; cf. V^.^v. a yoimg man over eighteen
years.
U^^ pi. )> 111. a) pitch. b) a heavy bur-
den, a weight. c) melissophyllum. fo^^J-r denom. verb from fQj^ to becorne

a youth, to live as a youth.

Jio^w-w rt. i^. f. gluttony.
- rt.^*^. generally pi.
^W**
consonante.
P1 - f' )^^^ (Jl? W guttural
^^
except as the
pi-

name
iQ-

of certain. constellations,
the plaiting
of the hair9 2>ldits or tresses ofhair;
a necklace or chain; 1-2 o*?? tt^ golden
pi. m. JkL 5 f. jfcll. rt. ;^. a glutton; gluttonous. chains.
1* F 3F
contracted for JlcC^o^^rt.^*^.
J *^S^ P^ J^iha^ jt! f. weaving.
i^. throat; ^? RIaci.V a quinsey;
rt. f. tfifo
Ut^ pi- ^t^j ^*s^ m * a ^^ ; a s %n ^
$**!& a 9<wg6. the Zodiac, Capricornus.

*i> fut t^J or - ? GW' act P art ' -

m - ? Ji*> Mt^pl- k-^ r k l?^; mounting up, leaping
pL ^t^ pass.part.pl. ^.Z-Z^, ia conjugated up; pL earthquakes when the earth mounts and
like J^a. io tt?6a??6, to cui off^ put an end io sinks perpendicularly without lateral motion.
especially witli |oJ a web; *j ?q^ |iflu< J^^adj. from J?*^- bitter.
Jjoo fow io cw owi honeycomb wxthout being
Ucu^dim. of U*^m. a
The UuU Ud.
stung. Ethpe. f^7 with Jl^^Vcu the web ,
thvrd star in the tail of the Little Bear, which
of life w#s mndered. Derivatives, J ;
we caii the pole-star.

J*~^ pL tf-,
)fc^- f. rt. ^^. a plai
t^ l^P 1 - Jt4> or J|K,i* rt 1^- a) fortune, - or braid of hair, cwrled or frizzed tresses;
luck, success; ^** happy , fortunate ; ^#J> Jfc^*t^? t-*f he seized him by his tresses;
unlucky, unfortunate; )^ lcta*5 misfortune, wreaihen, twisted or plaited work;
j
y'v ^
evil fortune, ill-luck; juLS k^^|j because III? a reed-mai; \A.fringes.
of my ill-luck; .oo*^! |JuB^iL betrayers
^**f<^ pl* ^~ rt. **-t^- m. a) a ^ap, j^ifo
of tlieir fortuns, unworthy of their good-luck. of wood, shock of corn, a hay~loft. b) a chance,
b) a genius or jyod! of fortune; J^> casualty.
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^^ fut. ^o^J, inf. ^>.^, act. part Moa^ pi. a narrowed or a jutting-
\L. m.
out part of a building; a rebatement, entab~
^r^s,' ?t4> Pass ^> J**
- Part ^"^a'*

to twist, plait, interweave the hair, a crown, lture, corbel, coping, bracket; a ledge, crag;
a rtest, rope, &c. ; JL^J^Ax twined or wreathen \j ^jJi \A a^ k~*a a refuge among the crags.

work. Metaph. a) to compose or arrange worda Metaph. ).>ft>v<. wiu*^ J.o &Zjb he ruined
with art ; with J^aS to make intricate plns ; and cast down the heights of this world,
"%>Of^a Jglaci*,? Jlis us weave sotmds of
let worldly haughtiness.

praise. b) to circle in the air, gyrate, soar; *^ Pa. <s*^fo revile, blaspheme with o,
U>o. aa&aso Q^CJ )U of O eagles,
^., or ^L. Ethpa. <8^J>( to be reviled,
which ham circled and ascended on high; blasphemed. Derivative s, ^t^s ^3 ? Q-*s > !

)U*>k J^.j^'Vimy m"" 1 <*scends

towards tJte Ethpe.

ivnmeasurable habitations.
Jij^Ar. m. a pond, pool.
V^passive; <io S^^l? tfjf* a net
woven of Pa.^I4s, t0 Plait a crown or
j^ fut. *.y, inf. *^, pre. part.
U.^, pass. part. -fc-^. I) to heap up.

^
the hair.
f.

of interwoven flowers.
Apn-^l^rsame
j&^^, U*^ ^^
as Pael.

Bar-Bahlul says that

Part.
bowers
~ti,'
II) to chance, happen, occur with
with pron.
m. and f. and
suffix.

fut.
Pre. 3 s.
impers. l*,^# Mppened
o, *^, and
and pre. part.

Mary Magdalene was so-named r-^*>! ^^"^

mjy Io ev because of her braided hair.
to Hm; &>* *^ it occurred to him,

Dertva- canie into his mind ; ji.o,-i ^o **-*as? >?^

Ethpaual ^a^J-/'^ be piled itp.
illnesses arising from colds; X^ -*^>
tives, Vo.^, jlcC.*^, J^Jik-
events;
-^V^'*"^ ^by clmnce,perhaps.
Jl
Deeivatives, f^Ax*-^, ^-s^, k-M-*'*-^,
t^ %>*. - plaiting, twining;
P1- - rt.

anything twisted or plaited, wickerwork, a gar-

J&L pL !> rt - ^-^- m a) a cJmnce an
land; U--> ^a
wreath or crown of glory.
- >

y^fut. f>o^, inf. act. part.

accident; ^&k fUs ^fU^ a things
fJ^, f4'
arefortuitous; U*S ^ vnischance, misfortune;
pasa. part. yu^, U^^, J^au^Jo mow,
an event, an achievement; in logic, accident;
cut or hew down; c**^, i^*^ J?j**

Tr *
as
[,^- by chance, accidentally. b) a heap,
reapers cut down the ears of corn; \i
Job xxi. 32. Cf. U-f5aa.-
part.
ojiti^ they broke down the bridge ; pass.
cut down in hattle ; circumcised ; gram. apo- kwUX^ adv. rt. *.C^,. by chance, acci-

copaled; a noun in the absol. st., as having dentally.

its last letter hewn off. Ethpe. p^l/ to be

1^?^ Pi- Pj^ri, m rt - *t'ft- fortuitous >

hewn or smitten off, to be broken down or open; accidental, occasional.

^oi*? }LSc& ^o^M the bars of death
14^ fut. J&4 inf. ]<^. toflee, escape
down; gram. to be contia:ted, aa
are broken with ^, especially from bodily or ^mental
^ for )Ca. Pa.
f 1^
to batter, dash in
pains or evils ; \L*& <^> J^J *>%
f^>?
pieces. Ethpa. f^fto be broken in pieces,
lw nmstfirst eschew all things
blameworthy;
down; gram. to be contracted. Deri-
battered
)o 1<,J te irdght fiee from slwme.
)^
ILoLao*^, lai*> **>>*>
t
vatives, Joo^ ]
Ethpe. ^ot^fto be delivered, set free. Pa.

^, U>^pl. H- rt. f ^ m. a hewing of,

gram. aphaeresis, con-
oi
r
t0 9 out > be quenched of
b) to
.fire. Aph.
a cut palm-branch; a) to set free, deliver, to
escheio.
of a
SJ
Vraction as in the aba. or constr. st.
delivered, free or at rest from labour, suf-
be
noun )oo^^ a noun in the abs. or constr. st.
;

luchj.
fering, evil; U*4 ^
the fear
from UVrosy _*r
of death;
>

-o^
JJtL f- jls^^from J^. fortunate, jL'cui? Js^- from
)*VN< 7 Jte slmnned fleshhj deJUe-
JL'oj^from j^. good fortune, good lucie. J'^a?
be released, dispensed from;
mmts. c) io
^^ r t- ^ textil*}.
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62 .lei^.

excused, quit of an obligation, suretyship, &c; within me; otQ^p within her; (**!
r
UL *& o*^/ to be free from life, at rest. n, wtthzn two years ; ct^^ ^o or
within, on the imur part or swfe, inwardly,

Jo^Pers. a) time. b) a room adorned with from within; o,^ ^ inside, within, opp- *a
rich hangings, a bridal-chamber. ^ outside, without

JLcik*i^rt. ^.o*^. f. wantormess. Emph. st. l&^the belly } irmerpart; ^ op

)Le*o^rt. fo^. f. dullness, obscurity.
dysentery; J^, t-^Js <A viscera, inwards;
o* ^ys.\^ & was Imllow within;
jj<H^rt. )o^. f. deliverance, flight, escape,
tym - *?; within your heart. Metaph. a body
especially from pain, weaririess, life on earth.
of people, congregation, community; jo^oC^o
^j^ particip, adj.JL^or JL^^f. Jls~ the whole body ; all; \*j^&\ ^the clergy;
amorous, wanton. Derivative, jL JXL^ca- Z_o ? ^ the Christian community;
xcU^or yS^fut. y^W P arts -
%***& t*^. l^c^pf ^^Ae company of the faithful; the
to bend or bow, to stoop, ncline; **o^ J> laity; a monastery or religious comrrminity
]LcuX-=> bending in prayer. Ethpe. t*^J** jo^j common; )o^N &e/c or t/^ed eommcm, m
to bend, ncline, prostraie oneself, with ^jL ; general, inner; logic. &e general. Deriva-
\j&9{*% v^Jm he bowed himself dovm upon TIVES, oCk^, Ud^' U^i J1^^J )^^
tfie earth. Pa. \Of^ to ben or sink doton.
Ethpa. yot^i same as Ethpe, Aph. \ow^/* o^^d,
cq^ Aph. c*^/^ inf. act. part.
&m<Z or
to ma/ce to stoop.
to answer; otq ^ ^vi ^ to anstoer
Uo^f. Gehenna; see [jo^^ Mm; ooi^ Joo *ft**^o answered them. ^
JJo^m. and J&oK^pl. JljCl. f. rt. .o^. an Ettaph. to 6e answered, receive answer. Deei-
inclination, botoing, bending, especially rit.
vatives^ )^a^, Jloi^A^.
a prayer of inclining, said by the priest with oa^, PQ^pl. T 3 ^ a) m. a wdl, cistern,
bent head and low voice=:Lat. oratio secreta. pit, den. b) f. a &eam, ^"o^ plank.
fo^ut. o*^, act. part. ><h^ ]>o^,
5 pass. J-^fc^rt. p^. m. a selection; the cleaning,
part. Jt*^^, f. JLi*e^. to be dazzled,
ni. xoinnowing of corn.
dimmed, usually with )ju or some word for M rvci.^pl. ^J, j^. rt. --^^- m. a cheese;
mind. Metaph. to be amazed; \X^L J*c*4^ a caJce of raisins, figs, dates3 &c. ; f^r^ JL
Joi JS ^.^ to eye is dim from stvdy ; !& oa^ l ) UscC^ = Quinquagesima Sunday, until which
c*lai J JJoo ^i*^* j/fofy ^y whose day cheese and eggs maybe eateu; a cheese-press
greatness the understanding is dazzled. Aph. or mould.
to obscwre, dim or eclipse with light; Jo^^d?
9
^^x^^whiie Urne; see *a^,
o a* 7 M^o a,\ wAosa brightness makes the
sunlightdim. Derivativa, Jloj^o*^, i*^, )tNAib P1, J^~ f- cf>- Uo^) a i*, hote,
den, cavern.

c*^ dim-sightedi lacking sight,

UssCt^s,, Kpc^, or U4s^ss rt. u^a^. m.
xoanting
whisjyering, s^eaJdng softly; like a child or as
insight; )&J^J j o^devoid of knoioledye. in prayer,
)*^P^ J 3Pfc *>^; *& dimness ofvision;
dini, faint we6, spider's web.
Jloto*^ rt. i^. f. wa& s^fo, a mffusion Ui^^BUy, fatuous.
of the eyes.

a^, jc^m. <Ae inside, Tvward parts, hence a

*^ Ifa^pl. ^, C com. but oftener f.

ftanrf, company, rank, choir; the wing of

f%6 inside, midst, inner part; with o,^, *j&, an a
,
mL ; *~4-~^? ^ bnd ofrobbersj
%., forms preps. and adverbs of place and . ,

time; Cu^> and a^X within, inside; *#cwa

J ?.? ^j^, jLVA^Liirf ^
company of
the
the Apostles, of the Martyrs; )fll Jf^r
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rfJlAV 63

angelic choirs; )i'&> yCtX^ ^^^ ?MI Dekivatives, JJjoo^ or Dja^, jfc^Ja-^,
the cfairch services shall be intoned by two b*4tJa^*, JoXIc^jJsj, )LcukJa^oo.
choirs; ^?c^ ^?ct^6y companies. ^Jo^m. lefthanded, ambidexter; cf. W)^.
H4s> a ltatheTn Rotile; J^ol & l^^f
AngL

proverb as a boitle-full from the sea,

]&*Ja^pl. Jfct^- from%jc^. f. a flame,
a drop in the ocean. a fiery coal; fire, heat; pi. fiery meteors,
jjct^ta. a hedge, a mound; *%ZL^2> U>k^ J> Metaph. ^the flame of persecution.
jjlso?*?
W&^sittvng in shade under a hedge.
tlie
U(cL pi, - rt. ^j^. m. the tnmk or
stump of a felled tree ; a shoot or rod thicker
phemy, reviling. than a j^cu* ;
gram. a root, primitive form.

Jo^^^ m. the daum, morning light. Jll^Jc^rt. ^^. adj. radical

QpGtfATE, o^. JL^o^pL )ls f* of )5<^a nut-tree, icahiut-

Jjoa^ or 5^ & from^Jo^. m.

pi. tree.

flame, heat; the hindling of a fire; -* , y^fut. w*x^> if. ^^7 acfc - P art *

jcu? ^tfAey Tna^e the fire blam up; (Jjj

^*)^ t0 9 US^ out> P mir fath as water;
^**4s
fiery meteors. to rush oui eagerly ; Jjao^L u*^ ^Ae populace
r
J^5 J^fat. J<x^, inf. J^so, part. j^, pouredforth. Aph. *+*^J to makeflow, gush
Jj**L fo hasten away. to be lacking, fail, especi- or pour forth; [&&> *J^J*\iuS> the Lord
ally of water3 often joined with a^ to dry mode waters to gush forth; h& "^a^
<wp; f)^, Jj? never-failing ; i*u-x mJ^ mine pouring forth blessings; i .-N y? u.ojdJb.jiZ, .

eyes fail. Pa. J^ a) to be barren. b) to s^^J^open tlie doors ofyour mind. ,Ethtaph.
bereave, deprive of; )Z^ U>? JIk** he will ^r- ri- JrM ^ & e poured forth, seni ahroad.

deprive the thirsty of drink; & ^& s-^^ Debivatives, JIq-^cl^^, J-^*^, U^a^C,
waterless, arid, sterile. Ethpa. tf^i to be
diminished; to be missing, feli as a wani. JuM.cxL.prob. a vulgar form of )mj a^ terror
Aph. j-4L( to lay or eave waste; to bereave; horror, ruin; a clap ofthunder, earthquake.
r
m &&*, %^J *: w7w> Jiath stopped ihy floio- laughing,
;

JAm^ ii. h^^. m. laughter,

ing waters, mode thine abundance to fail.
sport, ridicule; \m4^ absurd, ridiculous.
Deeivatives, Jij^i Jk^>- 9 b rf
rt, *w^. m. risible, laughable.

1*4*' J'4> P^ ^^a, m * ^ie 7mt tree an^

^cLLPa. denom. verb from Jc^. io <aAe or
fruit, especially tJie wdlnut; Jlo^J )^jd mrf wa^D j-q^d
bring in, admit; pass. part.
branches; \&q'9o>9 or l^ib; ^ the nutmeg
admitted to counsel, instructed;
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beyond, remote,
}Jo*jo* ^ the cocoa-nut; JVjioj? ^ m&*? innermost; secret, esoteric; io^o -*Xot
vomica; \-*\& ^the filbert, chestnut.
JliaL? jtcfijja e^re Zw to the far South.
**W> *>J<4^> cjc^, ^Jc^imper.
of ^ Ethpa. w^lf to go far in, enter, penetrate.
to shear. Metaph. io be deeply versed, have attained
Jlti^l-J* f. a garment. ahighdegree; to be castrated; a^t cu^.(
UfctL m. rt. J^L barrenness, the being without j^saT jt^^a i/i62/ reimcZ to <Ae interior oftts
children, the loss of children. desert; }!&io JljjMft he penetrates far into
hidden things,
^Jc^L a Patjel conjugation, to kindle, set

on fire, inflarne, excite, irritate; metaph. (

culvJa^J- uS Jia^oi? o* if ye excite anger rt. a^. inner, internai, farther, remote; jii?

against me. Ethpaual^jq^J./ to be onfire,

break out in fiames ; to be inflamed, incensed, India; opp. Ut^ o^^<er; JJ^a )^i^citizens~
\J>aLs>, jljOBM**) with rage, with Iove; ^!jo^( foreigners; the besiegedtU besiegers; sacred
dj^pi his anger is hol against us* profane ^
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Uo^ pi. ^o^ ri o^. *n. the inwarda,

f C^, tt^s 8811* 6 aS
f^^
CUt off.

intestines; an ewiuch. Jjd^ pi. i, lira, fam; used for

Jlci^m. a hali. a measure of weight, a Greek bean equalled

JAia^rt. d^, m. an answer. two oboli, an Alexandrian bean three, an
Egyptian bean four.
J&uo^Lrfc. c^. f. the inner or farther part ;

possession; \Jl* Zf ^ vrmermost recess of ) Ud o^rt. ^^- m. impudmce, presttmption,

darkness. rashness.

jfcLa^pl. jl^Ia^rt. a^. f. a) a hali. b) pi.

JfcC b t, dcvring, imprudent,

piles, liemorrhoids. f. rt. t^1-^-
^a^or^4^j fut-^vcx^, act. part.^J^, shameless.

JL^ root-meaning same as "^^^ to wind or fcJUfaao^ rt. ^a^. adv. presumpttcously,
twine rotmd, hence to tir, be moved only with frowardly.
)jl**5 and*^* of the object; to be moved JlcLi^ioe^rt. . f. impttdence, perver-
toith compassion; "%S* jisuj^j )o&^9 As^ siiy, frowardness.
J^IT the bowels of justice are moved iowards
jyo^c^f. JfcLj^co^ adj, same as yf^oo^*
the penitent. Aph. ^s-^/^o cast out or forth,
^accsoc^^ Ua^c^ see U-ojo^.
eject, reject ofteu coupled with )*,; }!!*++*
i#Z^o^, -, vqjL- JL'oa geometry, &c; 3

part.^*^o see under J^^^jsoo).^.

expeZ dissensiom; used in both
senses, a) act. the sea after a storm ti CU*J*>. I^ic^a vldfig> sycamore.
P m r
^_-^y casta forth its dregs; fishes' gilis and various other spellingg,

^vi\ fc^#^c move aside the waters ; b) yv[xv(riov y a) a place for athletic exercises. b)

pass. J^oo ^sa^o )>lo^ riches poured forth exercise, practice.

and heaped up. Ethtaph. ^^ll?^ to be I^Laoc^m. J&bt&oi^f. pi- to. rt. ^sa^, Z
rejected. Deei vatives, J^ o^, Jio^ o*^, m. a hollow, a yit; )^-? ^perh. a whirl-
pooh
|c^pl. %&4L ra* a) a wild beast9 perh. the jLs&o^pl. 1_ m, a) a pii,pMfall, with *iL*
hyama.
ments.
b) terror. c) pi. of Ifcw^a.^ gar-
to dig a pit. Metaph. Jlaco^w )^c^ &
from depth to depth of sn; JJ^oUL Jt^ocu^
a^ci^Pers. julep. the lower regions. b) a trench to plant trees
J^ia^rt. <^^ hi. a veiL in. c) \J>* ^a chunh, a big himp of food.
an ape; see Jiseci^rt. wax^. m. perishing, slaughter.
\j l^d^ pi. \Z- rt.1^^. m. deprivation, *jttd^, J^oc^ irreg. pi. of J&o^
wani, lack; jhJ^Lo)^ ^e? ^ abstinence, burning coals.
fasting.
U^c^, jfcU adj, of or from jiery coals.
\J^Lq^^ rt, JL^ a), m. captivity, foreed
Jtaoct^pl. J m. a weasel.
emigration; jtojiil? S ife carrying away of
jfcooa^pl. J^d f. a c&& slough; a hollow,
regions, i.e. of aZZ the population.
ditch, trench; l^L*\J> ^a <2zteA> in the grov/nd;
^3l^ )t* ^^''oJIfio? jfcood^ herevels
ijdJ^d^Pers, apomegranate blossom. in the slough of hisfilth like a pig.

jjaiici^ pi. J*L m. a sac&.

V^i* denom. verb Pa. conj. from Jjc^.
to colour, dye. Ethpa, yZ^fto be colmred;
JfclikQ^ pi. JJcl^ f. rt.^a^. a cowl, - V ..

a woollen cloak worn by monks or shepherds fji dyed raiment.

)LoV*^*-.j ^o^^J^fhe
Archimandrite s cowl; E-Syr. an
ciad Mm in the
altar-cloth.
V*^ ^<^ W-Syr.
pi. ^T, l and Ulo^m.
v ^
Pers. giht.
Uc^,
a)
E-Syr,
cdow9
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65

hue, &ct* yc^ shy bhte, am/re; \S^ to the literal seme. ^4^ prob. w?wr se.

vermilion; *-Je<s^ ^iv various colours;

r
joo* cooj^a U^c^? opci^ </i poocZ wwm was a^ Patjel same as y^
*j
n r
Pael
t

io colowr.
of a florid complexion* Metaph. ^3. Mcu-. Ethpatt. qQ\ = Ethpa. fiij*?!
]&& v^s? tove tinged with anger. b) ap-
jijG^pI. of M^^tn* colours.
pearance, sort, kind, )f&Z jjo^^Ae white sort;
Pers. m. orchis.
Ilicit? U&^s )^*^ three hinds of stewed food

(or S^throughout). Debivatiyes, verb yCi^ Jiici^ m, a) a Wow tw<& the fisL b) the

and ^o^, Ujo^, xitt^J^o?. throaU Cognate, )u^.

Ethpa. ^oa^l/ fo ta&e refvge, flee

v5^j U^^pl. jiojo^m. a greoi brazen
for succour, help, or re&e/, with o or La^ of
vessel for washing.
place or person; )Jc0O2> with the Greeks;
.o^ perii, yovv, always with *a and ?, jojaii> fo tc2o&/ )!*& l^ m <Ae church.

V^^a^ therefore, then, forasmuch as, for that Pa.

TS>*
denom. verb from U&^w T see below.
cause, on that accou/nt.

fcsljja^^dv. r k 4>' * n vomrrtfm, in general, J^oo^rt. fcflo^; m.seeking refuge; a place

iogether. ofrefuge, asylum, oa^is*^ the same; *W
J^oo^io to&6 refuge.
j^aJo^ pi- ) *t. ^i^- m - 'Srti stealth, a
clandestine action. JfcLici^pl. )^I. rt. W^. f. # tfatf to ^owr
ou< of
i
j c^and other spelliogs, Erench,
conmtable, comes stabuli. JIioci^ or Sq*^ pi. 11- rt. ixea^. m. ^e
who flees for succour, a refugee, fugitive;
ULiQ^pl. *?, - rt. u*!^. m. a terribe event,
i+&el&'^those who took refuge with him.
stupendous deed; the terror caused by earth-
such as slaugbter *td^mterj. of contempt, Poohl
quahe; pi. horrors, atrocities,

and carnage ; terror, grief confusion of mind; L^, JiN^c^pl. \L Ti/%2^ m. a

Uja^ jloji? ylaa a vjonderful and terribh deposit, trust, charge; ^^^=> or )l tte

thing. oz^^er of that tvhich is committed in trust;

-o^^, \\*t. A^%JL

^l,6 JJ they do not deny a
ujc!^, )^J^-^ or j&LJol^

vcuc4^,
u^a^emph. JlCi'^, jLa;a^or
pi.
deposit; )iiU
w
^ fi tt^Z: yiflu
^ %
Jc^tbroughout. f. ywla, a corner; the angh 5ow? is entrusted to thee by God; JjLaX? ^
tJie charges or precepts of philosophers.
or side of a triangle or other geometric figure
Jl^H ^an acute, Juaa^ci^rt. )x^^ m- w^mi.
JLojq^ )**> egual-sided ;

)\UZ&anobtuse^Jlarightangle; ^jo^^ J^o^pL )^o^f. gleaning.

or L the inner corner of the eye. &**& ^t^fut. acx^ ?
act. part.
J4,>
^a^^o kw*, toAe iw a net. Metaph. rhet. o
wc^, JJjcx^ pi. ]L rt. U^t * Vfawe,
complaint ; captivate. Pa. al^the same. Ethpa. a^l/
reproach, contumely, caumny,
to shut or /a5<67i. Deeivativbs, lo-^,
Jjc^'^d our complaint.

Jia*
)]JL- rt. 4^ adj. common, general, universal;
drag-net.
^ \o or f
*clW a patriarch or metropolitan ? 9 *}
a^. a ne, ^ftoo/
lift^pL ^- rt. f.
Ushop; ^j&w <* general or catholic epistle;
see )^a^,
Jac. Jl 6Zac4 bryoi^, teW bryony;
the vulgar tongue; ^Jic^*
Mio^rt, a^. bi. digging.
a ferialprayer, daily office, opp. U&? special,
c^^gypsum; see
for special occasions; ^U^i y*( according
K
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66 VV
Jisa^m. a) Ar. tlie spathe of a palm, nux vomica, strycJmine.
involucre of a blossom. b) a bulb. c) \jxl ^ j$tQ^ rfc. 1^ m. a) clamour, shouting,
a marine aromatic drug, vociferation* b) ruminatim, chewing the
) fc*3 ci^= \& a^ f. a fowling-net cud.

a^, t^fut. 'o*^*, inf. ^&, act. part, Jia^rdenoni. verb from the above a) to
*kL> J*Lwith pron. aff. or e of the person; make gutturl sounds. b) to cheto the cud9
io comrnit adultery. Pa. t*^and Aph. *^f >o4jSJ&? Ja5L* ruminante. Metaph- to

io Ethpa. **^L? io #o a
conwnit adultery. ruminate, meditate.
whoring. DekivATIVES, Jia^ Jicu^ J*cu^, t U^'iv^digeslive medicines.
j*^, iu 4
imper. of **^2o touch.
]>ci^pl. j* rfc. io^. m. a) adultery; \LzlL. m. the bottom of a well, hollow in
J>a^a bastard, b) the column of a book or a river, a ford. Metaph. profundity, **^
accoant, J^cu? J^? ofcoil thou shalt be YL'^jmen ofdeep learning.
inscribed among the debtors. c) Ar. a jar. cufc^emph. J^saA.o^jjl, Z, \2- m. a body,
lota^pl. ) m. Pers. a stocMng y soch. a metal; fiJk&i ^a spherical form
solid/

J%d9CL^, jj^jG^ or J-6cl^ m. a capsule, *JL&Jk%Js> JUf l^aaX fl^ atoms; cla^ JJ?
seed-ve8sel, pod. incorporeal. Metaph. a corporate body, corn*
rrmnity; the whole, J&J <$>l l^the whole
atphabet/ the text of the Scriptures ; a system
K^c^ pl- l rt. t^^; m. aw incentive,
indueement; encouragement, provocation ; one
of doctrine; m^jf ^#&e text of the cts
v<L^5l jltfi^N^f ^
of the Apostles;
of the six parts of rhetoric.
the text of the teaching of the Gospel; logic.
fM^f e^ pl, ). ra. a bowing down, falling
substance. Deeivatives the four following
dovm to pray; the rolling of thunderclouds
words 3 verb )^*^, Uc^jl^, ]t
a vibrating sound.
J*oo ? o ^ ambidexier. ^*^ 9 4
}
t fi fi

JjLaaj^a^, JfcwJ
4 < p
adj. from
jjtjia^ the gnawing of a bone, getting the bodily, corporeal; with )J incorporeal.
marrow out.
%^\ 1 v cu^ from J^a^cL^. adv. 5o<Z#y t

JjJQ^pl. m. a faggot, bundle of wood;

J* Metaph. literally opp. VJjI^oi spiritually wth
the load of pollen which a bee briugs from
reference to exposition of the Scriptures.
flowers. 9 9 4
J&a pl. in. lil., )I
Jlya^pl. JJ^m. a whelp, Uj{? ^a lion's f. **i_, Jfc^L &,dj.Jleshy3 corpulent, material,
,

whelp, used metaph. of Christ in allusion to

corpvreal, literal; \*' '- *
o^JIs^o
* l4 ' fc
Ae literal
Greu. xlix. 9.
sense.
)t*&9z^the fore-arm, a cubit.
)Icui.viaq^ from . f. bulhiness,
Uwa^ or Jjxooici^ a double or lined corporeality.
gawnenU Uux^v^f. a net, a covering qfnetwork for
Uic^pl. l_ generally fera. yovpva, a large the head.
vessel, a stone bath, an v/rn; JsJL? JJiid!^
funereal urns. jtaoa^o^f. a cowwferpa^e.
Jwici^dialecfc of Tacrit, a plane. Jlo^f. <Ae iwaer barh of the oak, used in
jJic^m. a littlepig. dyeng.

\jx>fo^rt %fio^. m. breaMngup, destruction*

^fut. jc^' and iy, inf.

J&fCk^pl. J m. yoptpiov, a cutling or slip
j^ } i raper. ,^
of the olive-tree; a hollow in a tree. act. part.
|J^ ji^or }J4, pl. m ^J^, f . .
^
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pasa. part. J-^, ,

)lf. to ctp or cw the i^cu^rt. perh. Jj^; cf. Jj^ m - ^ MMr
hair ; to shear sheep, part. pi. emph. ]LjCJ^
I 9 -
shorn sheep. Ethpe. >^t( to be mown, shorn; rt. yJ^- adv. sharply.
to be cut off, concluded. Aph. J^ same as
fc IWa^rt- Ij^. adv. decisively; severely.
Pe. Deeivatives, \^ J*4>, Jj^, J)!^,
JiVl^rt. >j^. f. a decree, sentence, ordi-

nance; a space parted off or separated ; a

l4^3 *** s. of jo^to/at'Z.
partition wall; split wood, a pile oftvood;
)U^or JIJL^pl* jjL^contr. from jLt-i* J^iT? ^$e door-knocker.
to hide. m. treasure, a treasury. Metaph. the
Jh^^f. a poll-tacc, capitation tax; &**J^
eucharist or the consecrated bread, toc&x*? Jj
jil-io the same.
Ijjrrs-jy ^^ ]>L ^ e may not lea^ e the host ort
)^*^^ a^j- left-handed; cf. Uj
the altar till the second day; Jj^fc** E-Syr. ||j>4w?
,

a reeess in the north wall of the sanctuary where Pis^fut. ipojk^, inf. ^X^, act. part.
y*4a>'

the holy bread is placed, J^oJ^ pass. part. yx*^root-meaning like that

)^m. Jl&S^f. pi. c. )|^rt. fc^ m. a mowing, of J^, *4' *^s *^ c ^ <0 c ^ ^f hence a) <o
J

sheari/ng. f. ajleece, wool. determine, decree; impers. o^ fcsiol^ it was

determined; b) with^si to rush upon y as-
J^rt, J^. m. a shearer.
sault; c) to threaten; J^s ojxx>? vj^j
jj^seldom used in Pe. to deprive, Pa. J^
or **7)^L act. deprim of; pass.
to bereave,
cv^ the flood whick threatened to tea/r away
to be bereaved; Elijah JJk^p > v* wo( X his dwelling; ^ U&*%^* \jo^Gehenna which
is decreed or threatened io or for. Ethpe.
JOkiJj &osm<* heaven and made the earth barren; f)<^(
to be threatened. Pa. )^. io threaten. Dekivs.
pass. part. *4^*>, U)^^ )^^ destituie,

sterile, lonely, bereaved; j^Jk^> j^f^^

a deserted city; J& & fc^>^ waterless, Jj&jL pi. Jil. rt. vA^* m an assault, threat,

arid; legal U)^o jJi^aoD? \)&S a feigned Jj&j^rt. V^^- ni. ^ branch cut off.

issue; f. emph. a childless woman; m. pi. Pers. tf<e /?-m^ o/ <Ae taniarisk.
emph. anchorets, ascetics. Ethpa. Jl^( to
J*9j^Pers. mm, /w^e.
be bereaved esp. of husband or children ; to be
*)^ ol^, i>^, imper. *e*^
left destituie,

was barren for lack of

J^j ^ U^^ji*/^ rain. Deeivatives,
land
act. part.
fut.

i)^,
iof.

pass. part. t-^, )^, }t'. <o

cut or /iw so?z^y to tear; to probe a wound;

to circumcise, be circumcised; to determine,

J^l^or JbL^ph T, perh. for J^Jo^ decree; Jt*-J ^f ih^birds of prey tore

with lengthened to * to compensate the (hem; jio> vcW*X^. 1>J^ &*

determined
loss of x; m. a treasurer, a steward; cf. j^ upon their death; with prodaim
JjaooT to

)iow=>^or fc^ f. from the above, trea- a fast; pass. part. U>& JuU^circmncised in
surership. heart; f+k^ *-?aI.^? \1Ll & tlie nurnber of
his months is determined ; pi. f. hewn stones.

^ **4a>

threatening.
Jl^*4 fc rt'f ^ a(*j- eomminatory, Ethpe. iwl/ to be cut or hewn out; to undergo a
mrgical operation; to be circumcised; to decree,

appoint. Aph. iUj* to bestow, confer upon.

]X&&*y^rt fk^ f. boldness.
Derivattves, j*o)<^, JUo*^, fcwi;-*^,
icj^pL f rt. ij^. m. cutting, piercing;
bK-
who performs the rite JUau, )*C )*C J>^ J*W '

]$o*J^J|j lancets; one

of circumcision.
jliLrt. iJL^. m. o who performs the rite

J *~
cision, theforeskin; j&oj^^? *
'" k
Jw Jews. of circumcision*

jJ^rt. J^- m. shearing. )h^ pi. V i-t. J^' m - a w< wo ^> a

'
8lit >

K
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e.g> in the bark of a vine; an incision^ exci- to olose the opening of a sepulchre. c) w&
sion; a surgicdl operation; aprey, )!}(*+{ instrument of torture. d) a circle, ring^

Uy^s^JL as a Hon over theprey. JAcao? ^La silver ring; a row )^>o? of em~>

Kj^hl with );?! the wildparmip; broidery; a ball of cotton or thread. e) rit.
*^L>
)o** ij^ the garden parsnip. cycle, course. f) astron. dt8C t
sphere, cycle.

Metaph. angels in allusion to their swiftness,

JJ^m. nimble, agile.

Jlj^ pi. Z, rt. ijl^. m. a) surgery.

lfli=.oii> ^: the cherubic wJieeh; Ji^T ^ the

b) a
J*
jttdgement, sentence, general ly J*t*f *J^
wheel oftime; )}iL ^ the circle of the year;
U>* Jl^^ the constellation Ursa Major.
pi.

with%&
U*?J>^ with the verbs JUnQJf or *aJ,
of the pers. oiUj^ )-Zao j*!^ H^**>
stones and
PL
skins, refuse
M^^ m
from
- TWthe wine-jyress;
grape*

*oo.*Kn 6&ter sentences were decreed upon

date-stones.
tkem; K*>o* j^ fo appointment of a fast.
c) a fock, slieepfold. Metaph. a mandra, J!^ denota, verb Pael conj. from j?*^. to

j*i^>? P**? the monhs in the

monastery ; hough, ham-string. Metaph. to wnmrve.
mandra; **J^ t*^^> by flocks> i.e. in good Ethpa. f^gj^pass.
order. Jf^ pi- )^m. a) a nerve, tendon sinew; f

H'U^ pi. \*J-4*> J^M^ often misprinted U o ^the optic nerve; \jL<fst* ^ the audi~
tory nerve, nerve of hearing; Uii^ ^ the
sciatic nerve; metaph. Jjj;&? l+^iron thews.
J&JoliJ^f. dim. of JiiJ^a ZzftZe island.
b) the fibres of a tree ; a string of a rausical
J^^pl- J^ r t. j^, f. afleece, wool; see Jj^.
instrument ; a tie, ligament.
w*j^ 3 m. s. of o^ft) rush out,
Wf*^adj. trom J**^. m. stnewy.
JtaooM^rfc. ^j*^. f. laughter, thefaculty of
^**4i )^o^ or jJLJ^ Heb. f. Gehenna,jhe
laughter ; \Jlj-JL * 1
Jts^L? ^laughter is pecu- place of torment.
liar io man.
Jlcwcu^rt. u*o^. f. a gushing forth, over-
^^ and yl^, fut. f^J, inf. ^^*, fotoing of water.
imper. y*^, part. ^4^, H-^to laugh, with Jj^^m, a bird, perh. a magpie.
o or"%; fo &<? merry, dance. Metaph, of
an amalgam, k^cuil adv. from the above; V^iji
to be bright. Ethee. y^^l Jl

act. to laugh at, deride; pass. to be laughed at, Aj(^X )}9 J*3<ajfc* J^^cus^o-s not adorned
lihe a magpie with unsuitable adornments.
derided. Pa. <+j*^ mock ridicule, Avith
to 9 o
or'^jC to sport, jesL Ethpa. **^J<f to be jrdi^cw^ wi th Ua-* rt, \a^, f. an
y impulse of compassion, tender fgeling.
ridiculed i
Aph. *Z>*J
mocked. to cease to
laugh. Derivative s, Ju^-mo^, Ja.: l&ft^L/ denom. verb from the following.
Jioo to be a pilgrzm, a stranger.
2 4 . 4 -
Jf m. ]L' f. pi. m. ]*, f. jr rt.
to discliarge pus. >q^. a) subst. an alien, foreigner, strangerj

n^a** HH*& or J^^s/ a) deprived of one froselyU; liturg. a farcing or mserted verse,
testicle, b) heritage, saccession. b) adj. alien, foreign, strcmge.

JA^pL Jl. m. a vault; ^k-o or j&di jIciL^ m. JftdL4 f. pi. m .

T, f. JL rfc.
9 V
i a vaulted room; a brothel. Ja^. a^ adulterer, adulteress; gram. /afee,
y -
from foreign, e.g. j is counted with the gutturals
' T^^as> P^ t*> J >
eontr.

rt "^^ f- a) the wheel of a carriage, but as a Risu^, %, , o being true gutturals.

well, mill; a potters wheel; <oov^XV o*j& Jts^^pl. f m. rt. perh. /o^. a treamrer;
|l<^^Ae tums the threshing-wheel over th&in; cf. Jts^.
proverb.
^ ^oo^Xx y^^ their turn will fEii, from pre. part. of la^ . f. Jmling,
come. b) a round stone rolling in a groove Jt-M^j, J>o*oo the wanmg moon.
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Iril^rt. w*a^< m. a breaking forth, r%m- ])^k.G^ rt.^.o^. a cloak, a coarse outer
ning over of water, tears, &c* garment, esp. a morik's cloak.

.cL^ perh. rt. uc^. Gihon, the second ft^ Pi **' 8t^ or *4 m a - *raw f*P
'

river of Eden. straw, hay, dry stalks or twigs; ? U*ioa

m. a monkey, JLj!^ JU^a coat ofhay-bands or stalks wovm
^aoCL^^or Jjabw^pl. }

an ape.

\i^; see Jjo^

together.

J}4 pL (^ oftk spelt rt.

m. a) a mound of stones or earth, a da/m;

^, 8^ ^
*mI^L Pael denoin. from >aL^. to seize
)*p? JLsL gravei, b) m. and f. a tortoise,

mddenly, tahe as prey, phmder, rob.

turtle.

\JsaJL pi. - m.
a bnd of robbers;
a) Jl^fut.
l^, inf. %^, imper. ^, ^,
a troop esp. of Kght horse. b) a marauding o^, ^Si^ act. part. JJ4,, ^X^, pass.

expedition, a foray. Debivatives, ua^verb, part. Jl^,, U^i,,- a) to uncover, reveal, lay

open, declare, show, make known with^v or

Jja^pl ^s& U*J ; \^ ie bared his head;

he made known
)o^ he
the
came upon gold; j>/
^yu^&v. like robbers, in the manner of
secret, told his counsel, revealed the mystery;
robbers. gram.
jJs- he openly confessed his sin;
jA^p. . ra. a urifes sister's husband. pronounce. Pass. part. uncovered, cpen,
to

oa^ adj. rapacious, ravening. manifest, evident, public j opp. [t*o and Ji^
Jj

but,indeed,however; hidden, concealed; witl U obscure; )&-<^)W

**4yP> causal conj./or,
l'evenif; *L ?*& even; -^L Hnat
a manifest mirdcle; ^ )loii?a a public
V profession offaith; J-^aJ!^^! which
so; i j while, whereas. was known many; JJ^s^or ? U^^ U is
to
99T
1
m .\tJLi pi. m. fi jr rtlSrf evident. Idioms, Jl^ *^. or ^. )1^ face
one toho commits adultery, esp. openly. to face, openly, clearly, boldly; j^^^U^^d
jt^pl. - m. bird-lime. manifestly evidently ; JfclX^MjM with open
,

4
ItoULrt- io^. f. adultery;
4i $ * .

or unveiled face i. e. boldly, confidently ; ^^,

tmjpure thoughts. ioo^s^oo? they had no need to be ashamed;

Jl'cufc-^f. difficulty in swaUowing. H w

s publicly, opmly ; gram.
?k p-
\jL^,

a letter aded to the verb to show the

)U^ or )U4, E-Syr. JU4, pi f m.
geuder or person, as w in u^oafl 6) to go into
a bridge, plank. u^^ is more
exile. In tliis sense the form
^tobe ina state of molton, to be put in usual. Ethpe. w^J./^passive and reflexive
motion; cf. ^a^. pasa. part.
,
^-^-, >J
of Peal: "^Si? l*ol] CL^sSTthe founda-
)j_ roimi. Pa/V^ or P erh denom from
* -
<{ows o/ 2fo? worZ^ were uncovered; l^JS^
io Wse m warces, o swrp'e, sviell. Ethpa.
Jb^s,. m+ifFtJie heresy was revealed; 1^-a^ *Ae
t

*^y.r moved, tossed, rolled about;

error was confessed; i'efl. -ooo-. u^^l{
to be

mZJt *%SJ^~*i1 tempest-tossed. Aph. ol.}) Josep/t made Mmself known to his
y
~%^J toroU,unfold. Ethpalpai^^^J./ to
wreathed or twirled about
brethren. Pa. J^ i) to uncover, reveal. ii)

be mode round, to be
to lead or go into captivity or exile. Ethpa.
aa vapour. Dekivatives, l^^i l. S .'Sn fc>
Aph. i^J io uncover, bring
r
w^4J.r pass.
UL^, Jtcu^^., JL4, Jb^,, K^fh forth. Dbrivatives, J-a^o-^^, -a-^i
oXJ./ verh, Ua^^, lio^^, U^,.
1.^, s-U^, l^cui^, )ta-i^. U^,
moved.

UT pi. ^ m. same as i^. flki and ILcu^,^, ls-li*V, M-^> jiftl-^^oo.

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**$Jn^ yahptoV) curds. (v^Qm <?u\ ^ pi* | m. yXojcro'^o/xoj', a cdg,

JJLii^a dagger or its sheath.

money-box, cojftn, esp. a case wherein the
j. *%. * remains of saints were preserved, a shrine9
m. a bier.
* .**
a reliquary.
fut. saJ^k^, ln <^>^> imper.
Ji<x4> pl- l rt * A^^. m a - carverf
^5^^) act. part. *^^, 1^4,, pass. part.
sculptor.
4^^^, J-L 3 }fc^ to draw aside a veil; to
* <. <
the art of carving.
uncover the eye; to disperse mist; -^^^ if rt. , f.

Jaioj? |S{ t? curtains of the sanctuary are ji'cu^^rt. ll^ii' captivity; collect. captivea,
drawn back.
*i!J2f^A* <^4 he drew aside and tooh
Pa.

away the coverings; med. to dry up the orbit

i^^ to unveil, lay bare;

^^^>
exiles.

jfcfc4s
fut. icfc^,
#* J^
nf. *3^&
^ c^6a< 7
paris. >^,
ptvrloin, seize,
of the eye, make the pupil project; Is^X^o take away; to disinherit, deprive with *o;
prominent, protruding. Ethpa. ^i^J"' p&ss. \jSu j^4j Vt** ^et ^m re urn what he has ^

of Peal. DerivativeS; wrongfidly tahen; L& <**icuy Ja^^l ioAe ]J

woi away Thy mercies from us; ~S+i ^s>

Js^^ pi. [* rt. <^*^ ^a* curtain cord ^X^^what things are canonicaUy prohibited.
or ro<2. Ethpe. I^J.^Vith J& of the objeet or some-
K^t^rt. 1^^. Ta. the drawing up or aside times of the pers. passive ; a) to be deprived

of a curtain ; opening of the eyes, elevaiion of oft be destituie, disinherited, <*o & A^^L/ ^?
the eyebrows. lUacfcjfca; }LJ^. lest I lose ray inheritance of the
v %. r Church in Heaven; JJfLo *& j^LlW <7iy
Jr Ethpalpax conj. of ^4*5 see
are deprived of their profits. b) to separate
above. w r
oneself depart } ^l^J^> oo*IiJ ^s separat-
^^ perh. denora. verb from JA^ to
ing themselves from their wives. Dertvatives,
.

freeze; +Z^t^ \l& freeziwg waiers. Pa. t^L

to freeze.Aph. iS^f to be frozen, to freeze,
congeal; |o^ .i^f^ rain-drops are con-
1

gealed. y-i^fut. iMCtX^ , act. part. *-^4' P ass *

m 8^n part. Ju-LJX^, )1^.a\^. to spread out> show9

Jt^4> pl* 1* * > hide, fur; IS^uaftjL
explain, Ua tfia c ij)^^ c^^ spread out
the clothes in the sun. Pa. ^Si- and Aph.
jJoi^dim. of the above, m. a ItUKs s&m,
tM^^r to declare, show forth. Deeivatives,
Mtn membrane.
lS-U^^, ItcUw^^, )low>\^V.
)Jo^-4from J*X^. adj. leathery, mem-
branaceous. I^ik^ Ar. m. a mistdke in writing.

JW^m. Jtjd^f. m. T,pi. f- ^ rt.

u^^another form of JJ^; see above.

.
fc
a spoiler, an imjust person. k^^rt. Jl^ i. m. a manifestation> a declar-
quadrilit. verb from Pael of )|^ ii ing or sJwwing openly; Jli^^ )tVti> appew
with the same meaning, to carry atoay, lead opmly, publicly, to be evident; UX^> openty>
into captivity; to go into eccile. Ethp. woX^A pubticly.

to be carried into captivity, exiled; to remove V^t )J^4pl. m. m^ f. Jfc^rt.

from one place to anoiher. 11^ ii. a captive, exile.
9 " v 9
JJoS^rt. Jl^ii. m. an
pi. exile.
k-k^4s rt i^ i. adv. clearly, openly,
Pers. a pair of compasses. publidy, outwardly; opp. ksIJ-Uaa secretly.
wa^^; see ixco^o^and m\^<ro ape. )r^ m y

^AflD^A^ a) Chald.j'me tohite jlonr, dough. form.

- crystol;
Dekiyative, verb
\'
r ^J \s an older

b) chestmUs.
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m. a roc% place or ridge; a shctpe-
f. ]ls * adj. frozen, glacial, icy9 stiff; \Zo'i less rnass.

1 fe^t^^h tyf winds, ^ii^part. k&N ^fo cwi, circumcise.

IfoftSjl pl - m. = U^4 a?
rt. Jl^i. a jts-^^pl. Jls f. the foreskin.
v&a, wvelation*
^^fut. a oJ^^, imper. acLi^ t act. part.
JJdLii^pl. |2-m. rt. Jl^ i. a wriiing-tablet. i^, &^4 pass. part. fc*^^, U-, Jl

focu^fr pi J* m. rt, A^t^* # writing- a) to carve wood or stoue, to engrave, fashion,

tabiet. adorn ; InJ-m.i ^x.a..\^ fashioning molten
jL'&^^rt. Jkfta,^ * a ^ uncovering, revealing, images; }}.'^^ \)q engraved gems;
shoioing op&nly; \JL+f to^^the uncovering y^o^JLS^their graven images. Metaph. lx>
or baring of the head; \Af *T the uncovfiring JfcCa*^^ Jl^ 2)0 ^ ie<^ $pMch. b) m.: -**/,

of the face^conjidence; JL? ^jp&ww words; }^rs- Iv^tv^V husked sesame seeds.

JL'oSr? ^T */t6 externai appearance. u^J./^o be carved. Dbbivatives,

7Km-existence} negalion; ii
JtoJ*!^^ rt. *^. f.
?^9
absence, lack, deprivation, abstinence; LoJ*^^ pl. i. rt. -i^. m. engraving }

J^L-j cruelty; gram. omission. carving or embossing; the engraving on gems,

gold, &c. ; )o>^? ^the engraving on a signet;
J-uLoV^s^rt. 1^:; adj. negative.
p. scales, spangles.
rt. rN^ adv. clearly. ft ? . ^
m. pl. feaihers, fins.
Jicu*#^^rt. ^nrVt^ f. spreading out clotlies

explanation.
^fut. t^J ^) <o torinhle, frown. b) to

m a roumdform. show the teem. Pa. -^^ t0 ^aVG $* $PS w ^ e

lS^JlA^rt.^^. adv.
apart; to gape as tlie edges of a wound;
)?^Vw.V^rf. ^y-^- f. rotundity, sphericity.
J^L^o splay-mouthed. Deeivative,
^\jL^J^^rt.^%^. adv. srfierieally, round-
part.

iu
-^
ing into afull circle as the moon.
Jjai^pl. )I_ m. a tub> jar.
I
^.Vt- or J^LX^ Pers. m. a woollen ottter
^i^ to scratchy tear with nails. Ethpe.
garmmt, a cfoalc.
uii&ij^ pass.
UX^ pi- - **. rt- Ufe
a)- a wvelation,

appearance, raanifestation ; the Apocalypse; i^fat. 0^, aci part. f^, U^4^ Pass

$ p* *
jj JUL *7i -FeasS o/*A<? Transfiguration. part. p**^, Jl-, Jl^
a) to cut of, to lop
1*9 *
branches. Metaph. *^L $**> \\T death
rt. il^. adv. 62/ revelaiion.
4 -n

comes io cut thee doim; %oo#jl

l^^J*Li_pl.m,J^
adj. revealed, open, plain, sensible; with JLoao?
i? rf
Ka\. let Mm prune away superjluiUes.
a s^ape rea% visible, opp. )fe- ax>\ se^w ma b) to be full as a measure ; pass. part. filled,
full Ethpe. y&L^fto be cut down, cut off;

J*X^ pi. )* m. galearius, a soldier-servant, ^ ^ ^ ^ l^^&'UL J^o -j his life was cut down
like a plant. Pa. p*&i> ) to cut down. b) to
camp-follower.
filt Derivative, j-aoaa^.
JiV^iS^f. ^ crowd ofgalearii, a rahble.
}s^^ pl. J^^. m. Ar. a vessel, an earthen
1^^4> feID ' of l"^^ a captive.
pot.
**r
^ael of ^>^. to stt^Z, s^r^e.
^^^act. fXt^Jo mangle clothes, press
part.
J^pl. ^^^ JjS^rt. ^V>. m - wave >
heavily.
y
Pa. ^aL^ rare same as Aphel '

obstinately.
a billow.
+sJ to dare, be shameless, 2>ersist
force boldly,
With another verb has adverbial
Jiis.^^Jl^m. Aa#,

JJ^ pi. m-
stubble.

subfit. ^romicS #a&fe to fo rashly; ulso ^^ he answered boldly.

;

fiooded, a valley; adj. round. Derivatives, 1Jsog^> ^fG^> k^JCC^,



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9 9
rt. 7*555,. m. a) pruning, felling.
b) fullness, rwnning over of a measure.

Jjcuao^ni. jt'jo-aa^f. rt. *3a^. shameless. act. pari^ao^, H&^Jo phmge und&r
water, immerse, dive, JLSj^J^ &> KXt 1
lloa-so^rt. 2o^. f. mangling or smooth-
j^y^vi^s^ We immerse thrice at baptism.
ing linen. y
Debjtatives,
m. an omer.
Aph. **j&Ss J to dip) immerse.
J-xaoo^, Js^^a^, and the folio wing
9 9
m. and JfcLxaa^ f. rt. ^aa^. a)
&e or tfA2 which finishes, accomplishes, effects; immersion, a dip, dive; ^*Z^X Jfcl^oo^ j*
eficient. Usec of a bishop because by him toe baptize with one immersion. b) a handful*
the ordination of priests is performed, effected
jjooa^f- mire, dirt.
or made valid; of the piiesthood whereby
perh. denom. from J-aoo^. to ikrow
the sacraments are accomplished ; ] Lclj o*s

fc#rj ^oj Jiia^a^^^^s^oorf whereby all

into a pit. Ethpe. v&^i to faU into a pit;
to be overwhelmed among ruins.
the sacraments are effected; Jjoja^ i^L the
croicn of bishops. The corporal on which. the fut. f cuift^J in the active sense;

portions of the host are placed after the frac- 5? passive, inf. ^^< J
imper. 9o^a^>
tion; see jU< aci part. ija^ l^20^' P ass P^*-
^^^a. J' *

Ji. Trans. a) to perfect, Jinish, accomplish, ef~

luito^-^ rt. i^a^. ia. end, destruclion;
Jfcuaim? ^a speedy end; ^ JJ? unfinished,
fect, perform ; to cause to become; oo *Ja *^
wojcl^**? jJl^jao he accomplished the measure of
imperfect; \Lm. UicLaa^ J^J* ^-f the
his o^?ocua^ otl,^ he fulJUled his
life;
lamp goes out when the, oii is used up.
promise; *-J5j? J-jLo^^ ^L^^oll Jesus
JUa..sa^pl. ^boa^, HUoa^f. a) a codi,
who perfects, brings all to perfection, by the sign
live coals, Jjcljj ll&'^fiery coals; metaph. ofHisCross; Jjj 9&m^> }.ma.^? );^1j1x may
9 9 .. *
with pi. Jl or Jlsl the particles the Holy Spirit cause the vrine in the chalice to
of consecrated bread are so-called in Syriac become blood. b) to consume, pui an end to, m
liturgies in allusion to Isa. vi. 6, the live coals this sense the Pael is more common. Intrans.
on the altar being interpreted as a type of a) to be perfected, finished, accomplished. b)
Christ. b) red-hot stones thrown up by a to be conswmed, spent, done awayvdth; tofail
f
volcano. c) ulcers, crbunele*. cease; arith. to be divisible without any re-
iici-ax^ pi. } m. a buffalo bull. mainder; U<*p> oSJ+ Jooj yft^to strength

JJ.^oa^rt. *^a^. f. impvdmce. failed from thirst; wo^ h \&&> infinite

riches; pass. part. perfect, mature, complete,
^lU&s^ rt. ^a^. adv. perfectly, corn-
pletely, thorougMy; arith. even, equal.
tvhole, quite, final; \{JL^\L a full meamre ;
Jk^t Ito^ Jfct-J a garment all ofblue;
Ji.ot-OD^ rt. wa^, f. perfection, complete-
li^Jft^ jlx a whole bxvrnt-offering ; \AAs>
ness, full growth.
)*-ocu^ the final sentence. Ethpe. isi^Jj*
y p
Gamal, the letter g. to be perfect, perfected, Jmished, accomplished;
^a^' J^^pl- *! -
N
corn. gen. tlie camei, o; h( H %*m QJstisLm his dreams did not

dro?nedary; jtoJ S>^^m, come lio^^Jc^a o^^rthey w&re

t0 2>ass;
&? camdopard,
the giraffe; J&o? JbcL^a great beam which of perfect virtue. In the consecration of
supports the rafters. a bishop, the Syrians say a^lf (JJ^aSJIa)
Jie is perfected (by the imposition of hands),
^-^-^a,
pl- J m - a) & camel-driver or
where we should say the consecrati<m is
keeper. b) jtat-nosed. effected
or completed. Pa. ix^to moke perfect, bring
Jic&^sx^ ^rom ^*U^ camei- herding; to an end,fmish; to spend, waste ; to put an
^ s
]i^M, \m.X attending to the camels. end to, destroy, lay waste, root
<mt % extirpate;
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H&#if i \&o+&^J I will destroy ycu from to us. Ethpe. %J^r reflexive of b. Pa.
offtke earth; ;J&4S> $5 when it had made an wJs^ to blame, Jind fault with, rebuke; -SVf'
end* Denom. from ]Ua&^; to heat over lUcul^ iC -o^o* those wJio accuse us of
red-hot coals. Ethpa. *J**^l a) to be accom- sloth; the pass. part. also means hidden,
plished, to come to pass as prayers, dreams. retired.Ethpa. **I^t( a) to be blamed, re-
b) to fail, be destroyed. Aph. ^U as{
ce) to buked with J& of the agent and o of the
accomplish. b) to do away with, destroy, reason. 6) to withdraw himself, conceal him~

Debivatives, Jijoo^, Jioax^, J^ioax^, seif with & from. Aph. Jx^ a) to make
lUoax^ Js^i^oa^^, JLoi^^^, J
recline or sit down, place at table, Jjl^
J.a^X *&ai> let m receive thepoor into our
9 9 houses; to lie, be laid upon; to overshadow.
9 1 js&^vb* ^^. m. aperfecting, mak- U^o
h) to conceal oneself witJidraw oneself;
ing perfect, perfection. With X prefixed an
o**l> Jooj he hid himself Debivatives,
adverb is for med, i v^ ^gS utterly, entirely,
altogether.

^not used in Pe. root-sense to lie doivn or )s2>)j^cZro5.? of silver, slag of iron.
;

upon. Aph. ^^part. ^~& or ^J^ to make u)j^ and .ml^ Greek pi. forms of JfcU^
descend or rest upon. With Z or \ \ ^a. and a garden.
*% to cover with the hand, hence to protect;
ab^ fut. oqx^ inf. cai ^c , act. part.
}

yl+l yOflM^^ i2 U-<^ Thy liand pro- ^14^ )^-^ P^ss. part. o-kI^, IaJL^,
tected ihem; ^Jjj. "^JL wi^T y&u^M may go or do anything
) 1^,2^2^. a) to steal, to
thy prayer protect thy jlock. The catisative
secretly, furtively, by stealth; ol^ wo a.i^ ;
sense is often lost. With o or ^& to lie
concealing his tears; )la^ [zu^she eats fur-
down, in or on, to dtvell witiin; often
rest tively; *& ool^l? to conceal the affair/rom
Holy Spirit, to descend or enter
said of the
gently with o; to abide, rest upon, over-
thee; ^l^Lo jf& o2* ^i ^ e2/ wfanrf

furtively or fAey sef^d ^ opportunity of going

shadow with *^x jl^o!^^-. U*o* ^c
;
in secretly. b) to conceal; to abstract, avert
the Spirit descended upon the Bessed Virgin; o*^ cJ^ Jacob stole the
the mind, ,,4X?
]a'^&. mLJj ****^ my Jlesh shall rest in
lieartof Laban, the Orientals considered the
hope; *& S *^J> Jl^J darhness overshadows heart to be the seat of the intellect, and so to
me. Debivatives, ^, \j a^> J k**> co^, steal a man's understanding to elude his =
u4>, u^> i^-k^ ii^^o^x^, u^o, observation. c) to deceive, to present a false

jioju^Jje and jlcOJU^o appearance, o o* *-< ^oio^j*^ ^^ 1 J

i.
::l* ,

J!icfi ? ears of corn which had a false appear-

e^> U^ r ^.
t^>* a refu,ge, ptrotection, always
ance offtdlness. d) to tahe away, go away by
with o ; Joii <<^ t0 Thy protection,
stealth, steal aivay, especially with [a&j ; )Ia>*a
merciful One. Cf.
. c**J Q^J^ the Persians witMrew secretly.

Uas.pl< of Jl^x^ gardens. Gram. to elide a letter, as the first o of

Ji^fut. il^ 7
inf. Us^o, imper. w*!^, pass. U^r Pass. part. r ^ Uli^ fy* stoleri

part. \x^, f. Jix^, Js*i^> plm. ^Ii^, f. i^. waters are sweet; jfctAil^ )toi( elided letters.
a) to lie down, recline or sit down Jofc^a % Ethpji. cd^rto be stolen, kidnapped, seduced;

at table; to lie or lean upon; fc^j^ Uicjja to steal away; Jl^-~? Ixo avt >N j^x^^
2%ow <&<&rf Zie f/w? raanger; m
)*J^J xLcu ^ seduced, captivated, by the law of sin. Gram.
. j&j oj J 7o7m z#fto lay on our Lord's breast. JJa^j& elided, i.e. letters written but not

b) to withdraw or depart secretly, to lie con- pronounced, as o in o om. Pa. ^i^to steal,

to deceive
cealed. \1^ J> when he was
Pass. part. Jcoi to do secretly or furtively, ;
f^sg*
lying down, in bed; Ju l^hsj 4 ai**&*' ^ie * to glance furtively. Ethpa. oa^l/ gram.
extent, sur/ace of the moon which is obscure to be omitted in pronunciation. Debivatives,
L

Al^ 74 Aurcful.^

U^Q^, Ui^, *~k^, Jlci*i^, UohL^, Jj&oi^ pi. bm^oi^ m. yy/xa; a decree,

judgement, sentence, maxim.

^i4' &**%*= **4> M^ (the root is pro- yai^, jjax^ pi. J rt. ^. m. a bed or
bably cv^ and the nasal j a later strength- couch, esp. a bridl bed or chamber, Metaph.
ening) m. the side, banh> shore; c*jl^^L &6 heavenly resting-place, or bridal feast;
by the side or shore; l? JAi^^i on the ji'ojl ^thefeast of gladness; }JJ1 ^<fo aiocfe
banh of the Euphrates; \ZZJaa &A^%& near oflife, &c.
Caesarea; J>oJs.s co^ *& at the side of the ^m^rocu^or ^flDOAAToat^yi'Scre^ a scliedule,
table.
nolice, inventory.

kxi^m. jfcl^i^f. oa^. a thief, spoiler,

rfc.
Jfclaocu^rt. ^. f. dim. fc'ftfc garden.
depredator.
U^Pk only pass. part. *-o^, )i^ 5 )&*^
k- -i^ rt. ai^. adv. by stealth, furtively,
unknotvn;
hidden, hept close, ocmM\ secret9
like a thief
mystie, constantly used of God, e.g. with
JLoki^vt. cao^. f. a theft. y
Kh^l the Being, .2o* the Namw, \&\ the
^i^> w^iftfcP^ f% P m - intensive form Father, J*^I the Begotten; Jj*I^ an invisible
of )a^ adj. mighty, strong, great, excelling, being, a demon, genius,jinn; JijLH^ Jfcoiil
with o distinguished ; occult sciences; Jli^ttB rit, Jacol). probably
mighty for evermore; subst. a mighty man, mystie hymns; gram. a letter not ttitered.
giant, hero, champion; )LL ^IsaL warriors, Etiipb. J^j./ to be hidden, go out of sight,
mighty mm; astron. the consteUation Orion. disappear with ^, Debivatives, J^ij^i^,
iio^
denom. verb from the above. Pa.
part. Jj^i^ao IUI* power working mighty uJ^fut. u*I^, pass. part. u~I^, \L 9 J^
wonders, Ethp. ULmJQ F to act mavfully, to sigh, wail, sob; to be moved, tov^hed; part.
mightily, earnestly; to vaunt or brag; omU^./* with \k<L priched to the heart, feeling com-
quit you lice men. pimction; terror-stricken ; grievous, violent,
k*i^i=> adv - ^om the above. manfuUp, terrible; UlI^ JocUaT terrible seas; JLox>
valiantly. k*~^ a violent death. Ethpe. ua^J.r^o be
)L'etx^pl. Jio from the same. f. manliness,
priched, touclied, moved in mind or heart. Pa.
manly strength, fortitude, heroism; pi. mighty
uo^ to strike to the heart, to disquiet sorely.

deeds, wonders; ^
+J$ strong point, peculiar Ethpa. w*i^J.( to be wounded or smitten with
faeulty; JiV^Lt^f Jfcocu* mighty or magnifi- sorrow, often with )^. Aph. Ji^J'to move
cent erections, the heart, to incite. Deeivatives, J-*jq^,

#**** pi- R", hm, of i^x^. a Zarfy,

a heroine; brave, valiant, strmg, fortifkd; ****%>>^-^ss, or ia^ wi^ rt. i^. m.
$**i^\+*&> fortified cities. a jyricking of heart, compumtion.
J**H^a t^e Tagrit dialect, round. Pa. conj. of li^. to Mame.
WiOi^or JioVa^f. a ball, sphere, globe. Ui^ m. bufe has p], fem. jfc^i^ rt. J^.
a hiding, eoncealing; a
Miji denom. verb from the above. o roZZ. secret place, a) for
jfU^a smaU flash. the worehip of idols, hence Ashtaroth
is trans-
lated by JfL^ in i Sam. vii.
Ucu4, pi. . rt. ca^. m. a thiefl 4 and 3,
elsewhere ; b) a hiding or lurhingylace in
j^cu^ rt. cu^. m. gram. the omission of
the^mountains, a defile; a
a letter in pronunciation as ^i and
shadow;
shelter,
? in Uo^ ^ a from the
iheller mnd: IA ^
Jjo^lao, jl'JL, or in writing as o in ^o and h>9\> <.i^ttito the moon is covered by the
shadow of the earth.
Jj&*CLi^rfc ox^. f. a theft. V~(A*I^rt. u%^. adv. secretly, mystieaUy,
 ni'AlGUl^ 75 r*<3L*V

llejui^rt. U^* t a being concealed, remote

from observatiori) invisibility, secrecy, generally dim. of Jfca^. a Utile garden.
used of God; gram. the omission, of a letter r
*aa^ Aph. *mj part. *o^& or m^Jt>
wrtten but not pronounced, as the &j in denom. verb from k^. ^0 maie recline, to
^^ 8eat; io lean on the elbow, lie down on ones

fcwlLl^rt. ***^; a^v terribly. * side, sit down at table; to fiing onesdf down;

Jii^pl. )lm rt- ^. m. a gardener. fhe down to dine; ]lsro?

sat
71
y
a place to lie down in; yL^g ? Jt^-6
jii^rt. ^. m. rest,
J ?

fcoa^ Pa. denom, verb from Ua.1^. a) to

^ looj <Ae sepulchre wlwrein she lay.

make cognate, connect b) io- maJce Jcnown the Jj&^pl. ) m. a) <fa side, jlanh, haunch;
genus; part. rfnl^o, Jucai^c cognate, similar. lateral surface; )X* ^Jo^ the sides of the

Ethpa. tcal^Lf to be cognate, similar. tongue. b) }Iax*Jo; J^i^a girdle ornamented

"Ti y witb gold, worn round tbe loins by
^^^ k*1^ P W*^
7t p Ti
i
1 -
I fi I Ti

>xaal^m.
.. Tt f
yevos, a)

silvei* or
Derivativks,
boys or women. c) pi. ricJies.
family, race, naiion; JJaji ^the livmcm race,

manTd'nd; llo+xxj J^cLu^p a descmdant of

verb ummu^j |ja^ a o, U*^^-
Nimrod; Imi^^St^t a foreigrier, b) order, )u^ fut. im^, inf. m^o, imper. ui^,

sort, Tdnd; tax^ ua^ various, manifold; act. part. i^^, 1^4*3 Pass -

)ar ^ J^^* to

j^S^? ^ a 5or< o/ chariot. c) sex; )ooi vomit, throw up y

reject; to Jind vent, shed

cH-mx^i^T^X j^^Jbo UUi a deuconess farm; to belch forth curses, to prate; pa*
shall instruct and teach those of hei* sex. ^oj-axo^ the sea ilirew up a martyr's body;
gram, gender, JJJto? mase, J*lfcs^uiJ fem., aa^U'il
)Jlaa the months shed forth blossoms ;

or }JJ o^common. Derivative s, verb %aai^, LL IX^ Uo^L U^ a fountain bringing

forth living water. Ethpe, v*ol^{ to be

\ 9 9 7V
J vomited up. Pa. w^ i0 t? irow UP> *P& out
Lua i pi, m. family, naiion, sori;
>-

disgorge. Deeivatives, Li^jx^

\Jj^LL dimiT,^ by origin from Tela; ^s ^wfift--^,

T ? - ^
^Aimi^aZZ sorte of medicines.

S^Uau^L adv, generically.

howling.
jLoimi^froB )^<Xp f. hindred, likeness.
jL>cua^f. a tvhip.
-.^t-^ ^imi^, V*iffl^ P m *
^^
]- - '
)

)I_ f. ^_, of fa same

jl&L- adj. from U^ *^* fiQ

Jim^and Jl^^rt.
Kt&Tepva, a cistern.

)^a^< eructation.
race; ofevery sort general, generic; ^J o > y
!..

ffi^l^ gpM.p.ral or sua temptations ; ^po** ^ pi. ]kCI_ rt. )-m^. f. belching,

a generic name, e.g. jtaJl Zwmgr creature; vomiting.

gram. JftLLLodL^ JL't/' radicala; opp.

]&14oL% 7 odditional, i.e. formative ^.^ fut. tffli<J, inf. k^o. to roar, howl,

Zatfera; ^jJ^a^c ifo genitive case; ^ jiicu

bellotv, said esp. of a Hon, also of a wolf,
radical points, i.e. tbose wbicb forai part of camei, ox. Derivative, Jicua^.
the letter as tbe points in * and ?.
U^ fut. U^, inf. U^2>, imper. ^^
yeveais, horOSGOpe, onomatop. to loiv, bellov) as a bull, henee
,

dewlap of an ox; a to caii out, caii upon, implore witli idi>., ^>-
Ja^m. $/ee pflfrtt.

jr^i ^L <fa simw of tJie hip, Gen. xxxii. 32 ;

of thy brotJiers blood calls to mc from

Ae tAtg-A; Jli^* ^2 sciatica. the voi ce
Derivativii, jw&^i,, U^,
the ground.
J!^ pi. )1^, aai^ and uU^ rt,
r y
f. a sheltered place, garam; **-^-
JLol ^ or ubsolutcly the garden of Eden, Ua^p. V rt. U^. adj. lotving, bellotomg.
Metapli. JJc^4 Uc5' rumbling earthquakes.
Paradise. >

1. 2
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76 *V
pass. part. J^*^, )&&-*^ a) io ^ ^{ef. a^O part. m. a^pl- t***^to
oppressed with grief b) to abominate, sftun. hunt. Metaph. to catch, couple, fasten.

Ethpa. fc&^i io be an abomination; part.

<, and JiJ^^ pi. <^, ^^ m. an
J^J^jJ^
fy&*J
fit
y

rt.
nauseous,
to spit oui, eject.

1^^. subst.
abominable.

m. lowing, bellowing.
Aphel arm, an armfuL

<,
awing; J^toJl winged
Ji^ and \^ pi. ^
creatures ;
IJi
abird;
m.

yLQrfiS^vi. -^^. f. disgust, loathing. pen; fisli s fin.

Jloi^S^rt. -^w. f. disgrace, opprobrium.

jjost^rt. ^. m. a hui made ofbranclws.

not used in Pe. or Pa. Ethpe. J^*^ ni. iJila^SL^ f. m. } f. jfcL. adj.
pi.

*^ bent, crooked; subst, m. a vnnding wllow

^Jb^l/ with to be comrnitted, entrusted to
the care of any one; u^. excavated by water; )L-J i*ai^Job xxi. 33
ls^^J^? \i*5 the
deep hollows in the beds of torrents; a cave.
talent entrusted to me; i^Om]^? )1ok;j*>
yU& -ib w^^!!^:!/ the Jlocks comrnitted into J Is^aS^ f an . enclosed space or a pavemmt*
his hands by our Lord. Aph. "^-^/ with
7
^ Pa. i) B^ to dig. ii) denom. from
^ or oj-JJS into his hand; a) to commit to U9g^. to take layers from a vine, propagate
any one, to entrust; JfcociA^X yJt^^j&J* by layers. Ethpa.^k^fto be dog. Deri-
devote yoiwself io wisdom; 0^0% vatives, USQ^, Uio^, }-Kl&^, )fc^^-
^^-^Z*
lo^JJ he comrnitted his spirit io God; b) to Jiia^m. JfcLIsi^ f- pi- m. )I_, f. }}&-. adj.
commend, rit. to commend to God; \l froni |b.^. winged, swift.
^^-N^Na the Patt'ia/rch gives the benediction.
Ettaph. ^^JTtr^
A !^, ^flosa^ or ^cia^CL^ ni. yvyo$9
flft

be deposited; */ **J gypswm, white Urne, plaster;

*
with another} to the care of anothev. Deriva- r p*
lime-bumerSy jylasterers
TIVES, U^kO^, jldl^^^D, Jicil^^l^^. whitewash'it.
fut. sxjL^j to vomit. Pa. to Is&s^ pi. \2- m. the bach
cause to vomit. Derivattves, 4 ^
Jfc^-^pl. T.9
>. o^ IXcL^
9
contr.
+

from
Jj^ia^ rt. ^a^, the other forni Udo^ is
fut. generally S*^, but *<x^j is also seldom used in the a vine; )l^l sing., f.

j^^ Jr*^ P ass * P ar ^ ll^ia^? the fruit of tlie vine; Jjxw? )l^
^^ Vi )i to loathe, abkor with o or wild vine or gaurd; Jid^ vt.v linen or
o ;\a> r^^ $tey rejected his greeting
o, cotton. Metaph. Jfcl^oj/' )l^-^ the vine
with loathing; jlaXcu ^& oooj e*^^ they sjyvung from Adam.
loathed instruction; pass. part. abominable, )j^ m. Urne, mortar, plaster.
9
hateful, loathsome, detested. Aph. -& J S ' to 4>fut. c^ ? i^f- *^&, act. part. \^ J|J^
with loathing, cause Deriva- with or without in the pi, pass. part.
fiii to abhor. / ^^.
a)to drag. b) of water, to leah, trickle; J

**^ fut. io^^j, act.

yOoMfi? i-^ the tears of both trichle dowa.
part. ^4^, pass.
part. Ji-^S^, Ji'^S^with o to chide reprove, c) io
Jfc*X& 4.^ to lay a charge against, to
3

rebuke; accuse; the pass. part. has also act, signif.

|iwo y* icix^ the Lord reincke
thee; pass. part. vile, abominable, odious.
Vk-j/ ^i->^ U& ^ why do you tear me
Derivatives, jlo^o^, away ? Ethpe n^to be dragged or tom
Ji*^. ;
away. Aph. ^J^to lead, conduct esp. with
Ht^^rt. *^^. f. groaning, complaint.
to bring with him. The Aphel of
\\U^ pi. Jfc^

a bellow
of the earih.
.

like a hdVs;
rt.

v
)^.
v
j -?
'

U>ill )&^rumblings
ip*

^
i* p r
to be lengthy
r
drag, carry off by violence,
into captivity;
Irailing her
to

wings on
has the

Ui^^iL <*&** it^H^

the grotmd.
same form. Palpal
\-^2^

Ethpalpal
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y r
J7 passive. Debivatives, Jto i
(rt. related to *4^ and ||^, cf.
JU-^^, )W^> verbs iia^ and **^J, not tised in Peal. Pa.
^J^ to

and *^i^, It^^i J**^> ]*^ Cognates, excite deire or anger, to provoke, tir %vp,

stimulate; to entice, coax; M- Itt

<%J^
^usually r^for, but, indeed, however.
hatred stirreih up strife; jloacL-x ^^ ^
w'K challenge death. Ethpa.
^J^c refl.
^3 m. s. of >o^fc> corn/mit adultery.
Debivatives, Ua?^^ U^H^ U^^^o,
)U^ act. part. U*4>' P^ss. part. J^,
J^,
1^*4^ same meaning as ^but used chiefly
rt. tn. a) the thread of
metaph. to run 6r trickle down; to be dragged, ^4?4fe pi. JI- s^^.
a net; a snare toii, web. b) a cupping in-
toim or carried away ; |i&*> *{ Jl^&rwa 7

strument
doimi) metis, like wax; j^*o JJ^ o o {ju***^
7*e was carried away by Iove of strife and
Jooc^ajj^ pl- I m - a pomegranate seed;

LSJlsd a husk.
sinned; Ui-^J J&S.cl^=> a gtY

carried away by Iove of adomment Pa. ^I^ w^i^ to prostraie oneself Ethpalpal
to provolce, incite generally with o of the pers. w<L^J.^ to proslrate or bow oneself, to fall
y
and ace. or^> of the object. Ethpa, Ji^>< doton, *+QiQ>i '%*U2)<m his face; p>Q^' s
^-^.

a) to provoke, tir up strife, pick a quarrel, onhishnees; ipj-o before; with'j^o^.^ to bow
contend with & or
y
p. b) to toithdraw or down inprrayer; <*^.*o t^ ^i^ hefell

retire. Aph. JZSsJ to incite to sin. Debiva- down and worshipped and prayed. Debiva-
tives, J*^, J~><^, U**^*>, Jlox**^, tive, J^O^f
y y
Palpal conj. of verb ^. to drag.

Jl^^pL m. a threshing instru-

J^"
rt.
^4a;
rt. J^. a lioris wlielp; the usual m. s. form is
ment drawn by oxen, consisting of a broad
plank or else of wheels furnished with stone
oS^fut ot^" imper. oo^, denom. verb 3 or iron teeth.
>
from l^^; to be or become leprous. Ethpe.
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?*^fut. f ol^, inf. ?l^> 3

act. part. ?X
oi^trthe same. Aph. *>Uj* to fa a iel?er>
)i*4>s P ass - Part> t-^ )** $- t0 scraJ? e>
leprous.
scrape of, iay bare leather, a bone, &c. ; to
o^, !^*4>pl.
<f,
- (with hard b) m. strip, lay bare, as locusts; to erase or cross
a leper. out writing. Ethpe. ? t^i/^passive. Metaph.
J,9^(with aspirated b) m. leprosy, Jla^oo to be madeplain, shown plainy ; to be stripped,

if*4j ^ plague of leprosy. Derivatives left destituie; ^x=>aik -ab

-L.3.y f t^b-J ^

the two preceding words and Jjj*^. lei not our mind be left bare of Thy consola-
Ethpa.
oi^. m^
f, Jl m. a) a leaihem
pi- ^*o. Pa. jt*^
Pali
to scrape.

?^ fut. )?i^,
?-^.(
act. part.
bolile; any vessel, jar; piteher ; J*w! k*^
refl. of Pa.

a wine-skin; JI*&? \>U^ a pitclier of ivater.

b) a robe. pass. part. ?^ fem. and pi. same as act.

y y i
>' y part. to he wanting, absent, lacking, to fail,
^ &>*> f- $&& north-wind, the north;
r r *r r
or ^^^ u-Jj north-east; cease; to be stri^rped, left without, be deprived

<2>lzJc> ^or ^ oJ^i norih-west; l^fca^ of with , e. g. yoo*!^ ^2> of iheir posses-

Jfcu^oJl a s^ron^r N. wind; \^>C^ Mxu lT^ap sions; H & ?4s* U**^ waterlesspit;

from sotUh to north.

votooi ^ t-?^ h &^i^ 3

Metaph.
y
r ods
M
;f
w>
JJJo^m. J&J^i^f. from the above. adj. stripped of tlieir thorns.
northem, of the north 9 often with J-jL^under- war did not cease; N,v
>.
jab Ja*?> ^^^
Btood, the north si.de. ^e :orZ(i cZi<? not lach righteous men. Ethpalx
t&t^pl. I from M>^- m. a leper, leprous. w ?jXJl}* to fail, grotv tveah; with to be
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deprived of, destituie. Deriv atives the three with tltem; with Jj^& to niake a decision,
following words, Jft^, ?^, ^i*-^, and resolve; pass. part. appointed, decreed, ratijzed;

)k cruslied, carded as cotton. Ethpe. ft^i pass.

$ r
j?^rt. ?;^. adj. m. bare, hairless, without denom. verb Pael conj. from fl^ to
f*^
wool; cf. the following break bones.

J^E-Syr. J^rt. ?^. m. the beaver.

f 1^' k&^pl* *> J m - a bone; the kernel
tm r
Pali conj. of see above. or stone of a fruit; )LL ft^ the spine;
J;^;
l^tt^pl- JJ1L- m. yepdtos, a toeaver.
llxjiD^ or JJ-J? Jj^ wory; JL? l&^
9
elephants tusks. Metaph. seif, o^so^^or j^o^.
JLoilf^f. the art of weaving.
htmself ^^^a myse > & c * ? wth^ prefixed
*M*^ fo gnaw or scrape hones;
**-!*%J*< by myself, alone. Debivatives, verb
to be broken, torn, smitten; cf. f*^
f*^
Uoo^, Ki^, Ui^^, jiooo^Ji.
)L?I^ a) rt. i^g f- a chip, shaving , Jiling ;

U*j l^l^copper filings. b) an eel.

grammar*
Jjjo;^m. a rolling-pin ; a cotton-gin. yCu^D^ or ^m^o^ a legal document,
Jcko^pl. i rt. fis^ m.fruit-stones, apple a torit.

or lemon-pips, coiion-seeds.
I^^Jj^t^ pi. -L and cua-^i^ m, a
rBCi^vL ^. adj. m. overwhelming. grammarian.
f*3o^ rt. a*^. m. an overwhelming or Jiofp ..
1

^^ or J^c^^ f. the art of

rushingflood,
**>*,
an inundaiion. Metaph. jj^c
captives earried av)ay as by a tearing
^ grarnmar.

iAA^^e^f. cf. above; grarnmar.

jlood.

i&O'+^ypafaov, a style.
1^4^^, \)U^ p. m. ]L-t l JftCL. adj.
grammatical, of grarnmar,
* *
1?
o;^ rt. ^. gram. a ^?omi placed above
V+^^an dl, cvhit; cf. J^aoici^.
several members of a phrase to signify their
connexion M^Ok^Pers. m.fne whitejlowr.
id ^-^^ ^&o. ; see under &i^grammar*
^-^, )j=t*^ pi. JI_ ni, a measure, perh.
the thirtieth part of a cor. U^^rt. >i^. adj. bony, cartilaginous.
P 9
k-*{*;^rt. ^. adv. plavaly^ without cir- Ui^i-L )i^i pi. m. ~ii&*.L, f.

cwmlocution* % \ * rt.
Y**^ adj, bony, testaceous; JLoI
J^-p^Z^rfc. ^. adv. dccidedly, ahsolutely. J
&JL& v^ shell-fish.
Jm*I^rt. ifio^. m. a morsei of bread. \i^dearness of corn.

jia-i^k^ rt. ^wfe^. f. tonsure, having re- ^ol^ fut. %fiolsJ and ^fiool^, act. part
ceived tonsure, monasticism. *^ U^ pass. part. ua-S^, U**1^ to be
broken to jneces, shaitered, crumbled; innntri-
J^r-*^ pi- j-*^> J^~ generaly -with
tious; ^m-kj UX broken salt; ^SN>y
?. a cdke or loaf of bread. )

JLL ^ A.i^J innutritious 2>roditce; pass.

y^^m. a ballista, crossbow.
part. = subst. a morsei. Ethpe. tal^lF to
fl^ fai inf. be vanquisfied, discomfited. ^o^to
j> o;<jJ,
f*^, pass. parfc. Pa. break
Jufiu^ io cui off, cui short; nsually metaph. in pieces, to diminish, do away with, devowr.
y
to decide, determine, appoint, to be decided &c. Aph. *oUj to destroy, do away with, an-
<^p. with J1a*2> evil; woj<aib* ^L fcoc;^ nihilate* Debivatives, \-m i
lA\> & JfcoiJ evil was determined against
him by the king; ellipt. 6S> h^&i^J oL* *5 U^rt. *a>^. m. meal,flour;
^j> & tohen tltey saw thal it was all up
J^af ^
**
Jj3o? barhy-meal; \^1} ^loheatm-fiour.

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ko^p. 1 m an * asP* Metaph. Jj^un** lahe. Metaph. i^W )fcL*&=> JJ f

Imt^ihe viper mvy; }JL l&i^jfte devii. fc tt^g^ God can never be apprehmded even by
r
JJ^co^ni. grasa, hay. the mind. Aph. ($ toueh, handle. Pal-
pi. aypaxrrtff, *%J
pet, .^a^ to grope. Deriv atives, l^^,
^*^ fut. ^*^, inf. ^k^, act. part,

^*4^ P2183 P art ' -

'^# ^' ^*W J&^I^ io

skave the hair or beard ; take the tonmre; to

deprive of hair; pass. part. shaven, shorn as ALS -B

rt. *^. m. i/iai which is touclied or

a monk or slave, hence a monk; a term of exploredy usually */e bottom; \1^&S. lS^Xf
contempt, perii, slave. Ethpe. ^X^{ to be bottomless;
uac&i J*^X?
& )o^b )>2ka^p? l^a^^'N, Jl&ao
which isfvrmly
shaved, to receive tonmre. Derivatives the /i /rfes the evil

four following words : fixed in his heartfrom being probed.

J^kl^rt. ^;^. ni. a barber. ipfcA^ constr. st. of J^a^o^ body; pi.

Ju^t^rt. ^.i^. m. shaving. constr. uoaic^; ttQfc^)!? incorporeak

Jjobk^pL . rt. <fe44^. m. one shaven, JL'oda*^ rt. A^ f. iA6 act oftouching or

a motikj a Iad. handling.

)Vo^i^Yt. mi^ f. shaving; Jicu***^ Uk& \lo^m. J^a*^, f. pi. m. ^T JL,

s
f. ^L,
barbers* implementa )]<H. rt. i*^. subst. a spy, scout, explorer,

&U^ fut- o^, iuf. a<^&, act. part. searcher; adj. searching, pemtrative.

l4> te*4^ P ass P ar ** ***%

-
t0 TU8^ as }X'cubQ*^rt **5^. f. spywg, being a spy.
a torrent or flood, to overflow, overwJielm, r*
uJi^. to ru5 or ^ra^e the skin. Pa.
seize, carry away; to draw water; to wipe
to scratch, give a scratch, wound slightly.
l^^eaiLJ the Nile overflows;
clean; -q>s^
mbbed,
Ethpa. u*i^L( to be barlced, strpped
**$-; o^'i^;^ Ae carried off the treasures
off, said of the skin,
of Egypt. Ethpe. &%*Si to be seized, carried pi. m. \1. jlL. adj. from
, }!., Jl^ f.

off by rushing waters or billows, Metaph.

\Jt& (j^ embodied, corporcal, material, solid;
by persuasioTtj by folly, &c. Aph. &%J to
Ij^LmL^
)J incorporealy immaterial; JsA^^o
overflow, overwhelm. Debivatives, Jo^.
)lioaii^ thoitghts expressed in writing, opp.
to those which exist in the mind only; boS
Ja^rt. <^< m. a flood. ^v>':I. JLo articulate sounds; J|? ^ioil
|

s I^pait. i^4* to lay hold of Tnetaphysics.

jfclIi^
\\t*>yssj> &yfmarts, grass; cf. 1*$^.
) l oaa hS^jf. (see the preceding) corporedlity,
)}L rt. ^4s> m &ta9$n$* e8 P- w *th violence.
*
embodimmt; the giving of outivard forrn or
^^ fut. Aot^, inf. *a.^&, act. part, ex])res8ion, enunciation.

A ;i to drag, trail; to protract, prolong

pji^^enom. verb Pael conj. from Ijao^c^.
Pa. j*^ intens, and to drive out. to Wwe or c/o*Ae tw*A a Sotfy, embody, express
i*ro*4. &t Carshun, i.e. Arabic written in as thought mwriting )l^^ols.2> ^2
;
f"^J*
Syriac eharacters. the Holy Spirit indwd the Son with a body
*^and oi^ fut. nfcCL^jj inf.
*J act $ from the Virgin; flVLtJ y&S*& JP-^aJ-?
part. +*\iL? ^-**4 ' ftw^ft* /^ handle; to joLJ^oo to embody or jjrfl outward expresslm
embrace; to spy, explore, try; *ijaa^//ancfe to thy words with inh andpaper; part. indued

W6; Ml^doI^k ^JL^o^ a pluramet to fo-y toith a body, incarnate; flgnred, dtscribed;

the depth. Metaph. ^o ^nN o*i *^ **** astron. e* !*-??'*

w%Z; M^*^= )i^
Mng. Ethpe. ***J<f confission of one incarnate nature; Jj50A <55
io ^
he began to soimd the
to be toucltsdt sounded; to be tangible, palpable, incorporeal. Ethpa. pJ^?') to 6e rwfw^
apprchended |JL*^*& \J*oi a perceptible tttffl fl 6<%/ to take farm or A ape, beformed,
;

wind; \JuJ^& Jj? J&*il ara tinfathomahle e.g. U;5 a^> m //e w>w6; snid esp. of the
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ft n
Incarnation of Clirist; \sc\ ^I^J"* up stones as for a bridge, to serve as a bridge;
}*Ax^ of thee did the Saviour of the world )i*^he made a bridge; ***^ 3? )&*
takeflesh; \i\& ^jjj^Vjao fruiU formfiesh, an impa8sable abyss.

Jill ouU b) metaph. of thouglits receiving )^E-Syr., JU^oftener )U^ W-Syr.

outward form by speech, paper and ink.
pi. J* rt. j^- ni. a bridge, plank; ifcj

Ji^ fut. cu*^, inf. j*^2>, act. part.

^i^i M**^ P ass P art; M^^sa (cognate rt.

- '
malce for rne in thy mercy a bridge of life that
<*oL) generally with o, to touch, fee, come in
ihereon I rttay pass over.
contact with, lay the hand on, handle, seize

upon; ]l**5 oo^ IsJu^^emZ was cose upon Jl*4> const. st. Is*^ pi. irreg. ]^a^ f.

them; &JLL imperceptible io the rt. *4^ handling, touching or feeling with the
JJ j-,^if
senses; %Z.xx. ^*^ tohen persecutions y
hands, contact , touch, sensation; the sense of

iouch the weak brethren. Aph. &M^J to bind, touch; the spying out or exploring of a country

fasten. Dekivativjbs, JLoaj*^, k Jl~L5 jk-*^ the cold touch of a eorpse;

JfcsilZo U^f liJk^the touch ofhoy hands;
y
2 *
A^ m* iouch, a
rt. iouch; Jl*^K Jlf Jj \o^L( God is not apparentto
|aoj j \A^n one moment.
tfie senses; *ofe>**,^o **oo>> **&? ^/^y
Z00& and feel like.
il^ fut. ioJ*^, inf. *<^o
pass. part.

) JS^ to construct a bridge, bridge over, heap lis^a wine-press.

r->*.=?cu. r<traJir<lA

CPOJ^iJll Ji^a

AjrC ,hco r^.iasn jut;i.&o *^.ar % \zn ><hcua:i Jb^ *u:i *

? Z>oM
^X?, the fourth letter of the >U? Ae who follows, the following ; Ji&f </^
alphahet; the number 4; with another j the ])receding; yx ^&^ t he who is for everlastdng;
fourth, f>; ? 4000; ? 40,000. ^^i? etcetera; <*!&? M* companions; fc**af

j rel. pron. of all genders and numbers *^y o/*Ae Aowse or company of; \i&<*, fcs*?
who, which, what; he, she or ihey wlio, that <% who are offalsehood, the false, liars. j is
often redundant esp. before participles,
which; o he ivho, ? ^*o she who, it which; *&f
9 Joi?, &i wJwse; 00*, Joj who, which;
*%; \t-^? Ift^J ^ MMivf to come;
? introduces a dependent sentence or a quota-
o*-2?, <*^? tn whom, in which; oJjfcf, tion, hence itconstantly prefixed to
is ]oi
oo^j, lOoii^f ^Vowi whom, from which;
with ^d aZ? ^Aey w?Ao e.g. <o } \* aZZ
behold, After a verb of interrogation
? =
Ae whether. It is often preceded by the other
With who
living. prepositions, A or ^A^?/ are; prefix particles o, o, and X ; see^o^.
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t preceding a cardinal forms an ordinal J>{; 8otct8sf meteors.

numeral o? or ***k? *>he second, l? or
*]$ no fem., see i tofiyU; , ]?, see *of
the seventh. <o dweli.

f relative, eausal and final conj. that, so

)(? pi. }>{? rt, ij. m. a wrestUng contest;
that, in order that; when preceding a verb in f*
l^ik^ aw opponmi; see Ji $.
the future tense it is often rendered in English
)iL51? rt. ^i?. adj. with JJ intangible, i\
^n-
by the infinitive, *i|? Uoi> / am ashamed to
comprehensible.
say they came J>U^j*
7
to see. ? is commonly
}>!?=: J>? x't. i. m. . athlete.
used with other conjunctions and with adverbs
r ]l|?> )lU? act. part. of Ji? with pron. pre-
?
*f*} 9
? JiiLft ? \\stm %
so that; t&f y*f ?

JJ( in my opinion; JJ^oxaa? <*( often, fixed, he or iAa< which is to come, the coming,

generally , sometimes ; ? iffiwhere; *5 when, the future.

?

cj 3 ra. s. of verb o?.

Jji rarely Jo| pi. ^lS? 5 )S? corn. gen.

? Ji^y <fo fa'me when. a 6ear; JfcC^i )^| theGreat Bear; j^tc^.) J^?
? o/, 6y, aboutj for, against, on account of; tJie Littte Bear, constellations.
the sign of the genitive. Nbuns with ? are
t^ a ivolf; see J^?.
often used as epithets, J|| J]-J> a /iowse o/
o?, )^^? or JAa pi. I!- m. a j%; a sori of
eedar; Jio, J^o^o 2/ie ?w/a chariot;
i

locust; Yk^i<^L\ihedog-fiy; uiic^ia!^!

\*Im\ )<L{ tlie true God; a substantive ia
often understood, log* Jit c&ofL? ti was a cause ^ r^? )loW *7ie jf^ ^af ar^ in the low

parts of tlie rivers of Egypt.

ofwonder, a wonderful thing; U&il* eartMy or
the ihings ofearthj \lzk*,9 heavenly, heavenly \\^M pi. j f. the gad-fly.

treasures; yuxs>i carnal ; woi? spiritual; U*J? )^? E-Syr. J^?? see *^*?, a ves o/

temporal; )}l* short ; \o*JL*theotlwrs,the

rest. )l4&2>? rt. u**?. m. one wAo offers sacrifice.

{?, J^t?, fcL? or ^? pi. L corn. gen.

l^cof or }^ci; rt, bOJ*?. m. viscous, vis-
a w;oZ/; J&!? or Jfcl^? pi ]lC- f. a she-wolf cidity, stichiness; an elm-tree.

\Lty a bear; see Ji*?.

closing of a wound.
JIcukl? rt. u^2>?. f. <ii^

jjool? and JjoIj same as JJeof rt. J?.

]lc5>? pi. T a) m. a c&wie; 6) corn. a wasp.
m. misery.
)>^f pi. J* rt. ^>?. m. a guide, leader.
^.{ contr. of ^*r ?, wAa< manner, ofwhat
land, what sort.
)j^?i>? and jUia^? pi. JC 6ee, pi.

bees, hornets.
* \f Zend, religion, worship ; ^+h
a
)j,od pi. ^- from M^>?. m. raisin calce,
!Ioa,cw*j? Magian worship.
honey cake.
l? 8rjiA6aiopy tlie public prizon*

treasury, the y*j>? fut. w*o*.s>J and u^w, imper. M-a^

.sofa 8r}fio<rtovy the state
or *m^?, act. part. u^f, Ju^? s
pass. part.
public hali.
u*a5?, Jl-, Jfcl io Zay, slaughter, esp. for
.1? comp. of ? and .(. (
sacrifice, 2o sacrifice, offer sacrifice with ^ of
J1? Spanish, Don.
the pers., pass. part. slain, immolated, sacrificed
Jj{? boards, tablets, leaves; see )&?. esp. to idols. Ethpe. i M fL/'to&* sacrificed,

ia, uai?, and ^axAlsi? f. 8<H> *he laurel offered in sacrifice. Pa. -o? <o sacrifice with
or 5ay. iw of the pers., rarely with ylo; *-o?
f+&
o^? o^red sacrifice before his idol
l&, |2l|; see a?. Jlol^a Ae

^|? )jL?; seo *oo? io observe; wol?, wr> Dekivatives, Uc^>?j U**1> )****=>*> J^^*^?>
?

pi. irreg. ^^* ; see u>? io pound. U^O, J-*3f- ^x-o^so.

(

M
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J^f pi. \1* rt. *=>?.

^
m. a sacrifice;

yearly sacrifice; U*s>

the him; Ucu*
closely;
^ ixo? troubles follozo

gram. conjunctive, relative pronouns

U8
victim; Jfcvssal? Ui?
}^N a peace-offering, also called Jts^w? ? ; aa ^i, Mc, JW; and Jls&S? JL tntransitive
JXioto JL^aa \Jl^J> \JL* the holy verbs. Ethpe. %o^?t/ 0 c&#w wwto, adhere,
tlie reasonable and spiritual sacrifice, i.e. the stick, be joined together; o& **aj fcu&^tM

Holy Eucharist; our Lord is called U^? tw# sow clave tmto her. Pa. ^af to put, jom
J^Ja^ the sacrifice for all Metaph. o o o* or fasten together esp. to ?7ia^ a ga/rmeni,
{L^y^i [ZS they became victims to wild beasts. arrange or 6emZ the leaves of a book ; to stick,

)&*? and Jiv-i>! (the being adopted as glue; proverb. \& li in^^> glwing potsh&rds

a help to pronunciation) rt, **>?. f. a sacrifice; toget!ier=to waste labour. Ethpa. j^?m a) to

an offering in sacrifice often used of the cleave to, remain in close eonne&ion with a per-
Eucharist, esp. with adjectives, jk,N \ >p
, son; Ite^tf o& oa^?t( many accompanied
reasonable, U&i J|? bloodless. him, followed him about; bound or
6) to be

JL'caa; rt. ***?. f. sacrificing, an offering fastened together as the leaves of a codex. Aph.

v/p in sacrifice.
as}( to ma:e adhere, join, stick together; to
cfe^awound; toaffix. Debivamves, juccu^,
]iaa*; pi. )L'cuL rt. A*f. f. adhesion,
closing of a flesh wound ; gram. apposition;
pi. affixes, mjficces.
jjaja? pi. )!-, rt. jna?. m. a) ed!^, selvedge,
]lsJU pi. ^! ? JJ? with \j\y or ellipt.
stm, border, join of curtains, clothes; joint
a calce or mass of driedfigs*
of armour. b) solder, glue, bird-lime* c) a
unaf and wjaa^? Ar. <K&, grape-juice boiled
bound volume; Jj&ao; is the commoner word.
down to the thickness of oii.

_? fut. CL^J and

1

.*?, imper. O=?, act.

\AL pi, )JL rt. ^xjaf . m. o) a joining or
fastening together; the binding up or closing
part. f, )^>?, pass. part. ^o? to prick, sting
of a wound. 6) <m elm-tree,
as an insect, scorpion, needle. Metaph. of the
sword, sin, &c; )&^a*? om^scuX J? te
fut. i^J , imper. io3?, parts. ^S|, J^?
, Jt^S? to Zead! a flock to pasture, hence
ste'gr of sin pierced hra. Ethpe. J>fl{ to be
a) to ?ea<i, to^e, drive, drive away ; to go
pricked, stung, l-^j^? jisno? the part bittm
hither and thither, go orvward* V) to guide,
hy a serpent ; ]l^?too Km*> the point of an govern, nzanage, with jlV.a \,& or [ l i \*f
arrow pierces the fiesh. Pa. -s? o pne or jd? to govern the kingdom; Jls^a^) to
sting repeatedly; to pnmctnre syeamorc fruit drive; l^aJ^o to sfeer a sA^y liL\, torow;

metaph. J^L ^"^*:? \j the tares whose JJCa to plough, sometimes ellipt. )-^f/^ ^j
pricka trouble you. Derivatives, )r^?, Jr^?>
a plmighman, husbandman; metaph, Hos.
x. 13 JiCa^* ^ol^ ye Aaw ploughed sin.
$f**h Uf** c) with Jll^r to take a wife. d) to act,
)Jf pi. J*rt. -3?. m. stinging,
oftenwith the idea of force; * *5f to
*oa? and &** fut. *aij, imper. t&ci^, do m7, Aarm any one; tw^t^o ;J> or
act. part. as?, Jj**?, pass. part. voo;, )t*w>?, ) m fr ja.2 to ac< w&A /orce = to oppress; ;J>?
Jlsixo? io cleave, adli&re, touch, remain with,
f ^4, *^^ y*r*e jfbt^ib wA < strengih
heep close to with dor\; Jl e^ui &jL; of a thousand. Part. **? a) active sense,
)tM)^ /^wing ofone cherub totocJied the wall; ^rot*^ a&ow w</*, doing', tafdng, driving; )&> j
\^Li\J* iA3f he grovelled on the ground; tsxo <HAj.r> taking her som
with herj *i ]oo t*S
oZoC kiseye wasfixed, dull; metaph. *V2>? jJj U4^ ^atow gov&rned him, impelled Mm.
incongruous, inappropriate. Pass. part. cZose /o b) passive, led, driven, governed, moved, &c.
of place, cleaving, adhesive, folloioing, &.*3>$ Ethpe. fl(, imper. a|i/*) pass. to 6e Zerf,

) U^ JjuS oCx )oofl </ra* midtiiude followed ferf or carried away with o,^, aJ^; to be
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83 )oni

taken or led captive; with

violmce> be forced> compelled; to be phughed,
Jt^a5 to suffer ^
Aph.
to 6e deaf or dumb; not used in Pe.
issjfto grow deaf; to deafen. DERI-
Ji^fs^o \^Li( ploughed land. b) refl. to VATIVES, U^h Jto^O?,
conduct oneself, act; *$lf **s*. ]l^o^> U<4^? m. Jl^^VJ f. rt. d^j. fee or that
practise good works. Pa, &\ a) to lead> which stabs or pierces.
guide, rule, manage with o, wojcuil ftaaof
^fc^f Pa.^^j io K, deceive, act deceitfully
flftjo> one who leads a laborious Ufe; to treat
or treacherously ; to deny, disa2>point. With
a wound, 6) to drive, steer, plough. c) to
o to defrav, cheat, be unfaithful; kacuaS
govern, be in autJiority, have charge of; to
(Ofl covenant; )feoc&?aa to forswear oneself,
ta/ce, receive. d) with yi to concert, plot.
swear falsely with^, to accuse of falsehood
;
Ethpa. i&lj a) pass. to be led, guided, driven,
)I;aA^ to hreak a promise ; with
led or carried away; with fjoXaS, from to falsify;

"^L to as^r falsely. Ethpa. ^^Jt^to 6e

this world=to die; i*> \S( ;iko J* when
aecused or convicted of falsehood, to be tlwughi
I am taken away from tkee; j?)X ^ to be
deceit; to be deceived or
false, be suspected of
driven hitlier and tkither by a devii, b) refL
disappointed, )isJx> ^& m his Ao/?e; ^? j>^
to conduct oneself, act, hence to live, often with
^^Jls-Jo unstained truth. Deeivatives,
Jao*j which see. Aph. *J*Y to do,perform 9
JW' ^^ J^^^w J^h*. kx^^.
exercise power,
they govern kingdoms.
govern; ->*i^**^&
Derivatives,
JLo-mfoja
Jjcjs?,
Jfci_
%4J
rt.
S ^
^^J.
f. Jfc^J P m. <Z. H-, f ^,
adj-
l.

false,
}

vain, deceitful;
;

)*?, )J>, Uv*l, )U=>?, Jj^?, )+**>, )^*^,

spurious, feigned ; ty^Ji \U> a pretended son;

1^ |4Jf H *^ ^/^^ e witness; U*x*

falsely
y^J
called.

Ji^t rt. *a?. m. tf/ee ^ekZ, &m<2, couniry, fc^DL^? rt.^K^?. adv. falsely, deceitfully,

opp. JfcLlo *7ie towv )>?? ofthefidd, wild; vainly, in vain.

)L>f JL'cl-JI a unld animal, opp- ) t*J^J> a P
Jlo_ rt.^?. a falsehood
)l ai4J pl. f.

domesticated or lahov/ring beast; J*?? J^a tmtruth, lie; Preachery, unfaithfulness;

J
clo secret windows or openings
Jt^? rt. 4^?- m. guiding, management, J t a^4J? ? pseudo- Christs, false Messiahs. Used
/riving, ploughing. adverbially with ? or%. prefixed, ^2 falsely,

KUA, \&*U>\ pl.m. f. J& adj. rt. **?. treacherously; ^. vainly, to no purpose.

belonging to the open country, rustic, wild; $ act. part.

^, \1^J to inflame or

\}^i*\Klth*wildfig. chud the eyes, hence

-
,;J? or JLsiI *J>? ;JLw and *A-od jl^ m. a swelling or watering of the eyes.

*Ae Jtoo& o/<7^ Chronicles; corrupted act P art **4i> ^^J' p ass
*4>? fut. ^4>^ - -
*

from the Heb. name. Ethpa.

part. *^! Io tab, pierce, transfix.
ji'*? pi. Jl" rt. *?. f. Ae /wy, animale \\Tto be stabbed, pierced through. Aph,
driven away from the enemy's country, opp. *
\}*to pierce through. Deeivatives, Uo^j
)&* the human beings takm captive.

*a denom. verb Pael conj. from U=>?>

to become like honey; ojcu o*^> v)lwn ii is
pi m< for feWl see below - a^
as clear as honey.
V., I Jjj?

r a friend, a beloved. b) an unde ori the father's

**?, U*? pi.

honeycomb; grape or date-syrvp.

I honey, m. U*?? J&
side, opp. the mother's brother; )?? ii
ajirst-cousin; }l'? pl.
Jty f- a father's sister.

Ja**? pi. . adj. honeyed, UJce honey;

^Jjf dadov, a torch, torchivood.
JllU=>? )&*? homy-bees; )&U=>? *&2
p comp. of rel. conj.

M
ud ?
2
; lest, leat
 ;

uoi
perchance, that; with ^. after verbs of tobringlow; togrieve, make wretched; ^fcL?/
fearing. thouhast made us wretched; Jtoi vOc*X )**>
rfea^ brings them low; *ooo *o * U^o
J*?? m. the elm.
Ae tm* fo/i wretclied and weeping. Extaph.
Jo? behold; for behold, see now, but see; see
^5f Hfto be sad. Derivatives, ^oo(? or
Jo* and ?.
Jjo?, Me? or J^oo?, fc^io?, U? ^o*o?,
oi?, |i>oi? pi. UL m. a) groW; HJu ?
jlcuo;, U-O^o.
choice, fine or refined gold. b) a tax of one
Ho? same as jjooi? and Jjoc?. miaery.
#ok2 piece; pi. ^^.x )*? #oM douboons;
ow? or J^o? u&Jo chrysoUte; jJ^o^X oo?, o? fut. oow, act. part. ol?, i^*? pi.
\\q
m. JaI?. a) to /o/ owi, issue, li&ve an isme
f? Golden Friday, the Friday after Pentecost
De- primarily of menstruation and of seminal
kept in honour of the Twelve Apostles.
words and discharge, esp. with Ijao? or )j&?. b) to mdt,
bivatives the three following
waste or pine away. Part one that has an
issue, discharge ovjlitx; metaph. weak, fatling,
o oi? denom. verb frora U>o>9 to gild, to
declining, JLoxaL. ^a from the faith. Pa.
interweave with gold; part. o -*&> Jooj*o
cil? to weZi, dissolve, wear or warfe away; to
gildedj gilt interwoven with gold; auriferous;
:

= consume, emaciate; with )t^ or jtcas of

metaph. J^^o \r\ gilded persuasions
the body being wasted by fasta and vigils;
bribery. Ethpa. oc*?t< metaph. to be adorned,
with [m&j of the soul being fretted or worn
croumed. Aph. o?/* io overlay with gold,
with trouble; jlfomvr ^^*^o U*^& salt
metaph. o croiw. Part, sw*&, ]oo*&
dispelling putrefaciion ; ^ojui^ oC^ l^+ *"*>
golden) gilded.
]Si^5 |^09 an wfl spirit consumed Said.
JJo*? or Uo? adj. from Jooi?. golden,
Ethpa. cJ?i/ to 5e broken v/p, grow thin, waste
gilded.
away. Aph. ch+?t same as Pa. Ai^v Km^
\99 9 r 1 . V 9 <t - I* A P9 9 ,.V
Jli-SO*?, JfcsU pi. m. *_, > , t. *i>oi?, theflesh wastes away, decays. Debivatiybs,
)&L*o>? adj. from Jo?. golden, gold-coloured,
gilded; UL=.o? Jjcl> golden-moutlied,eloquervt.
)^o? pi. )^L rt. oo?. m* a) issue, flux,
jLai*o>? rt. %*?. f. fatness, oiliness; ducii- semin/xl discharge; \Ju or a woman
y
JJJu? ? s
lity of metals ; metaph. brightness. monthly course ; b) fatling in drops, distilling;
oi? fut. omJ to grrow/ /ai, io 6e anoirvted, \**=>h ? liquid hmxey,
oiled; participial adj. **?, U-5>?, jfcu-5?
mooj, )uioo? rt. m*o?. m. a sacrifice.
/ai!. Ethpe. y?i( to be fattened ; tobe fertile,
fruitful, enriched; metaph. & \J>J+ 1sjo*?1(
jt^c?

)l/Jo? pi.
rt. -=>?. m. a serpent's bite.

Jl&? *7ie sword is rn&de fat with slaugkter. Jt" rt. -a?, f. <Ae &H of a

Aph. **?{ to make fat, anoint; to consider scorpion or of a bee.

fat, i. e. acceptable; to enrich. Derivatives, iaio? i, J.L rt. aao?. m. a) glue,

pi. solder,
Jiax*o*? 7
Jjchoo? or Jjoio?. bird-lime; J^^o? }^So? covers or bindings of
1

)o? and %#5?, fut. JoJ imper. o?, with

, books, hence ellpt. a 6oo^, a hvimd volume.
sufF. 3 p. s. weiolo;, parts, jof, Jlo?, )fci.o? Cf. Germ. Bnd. b) tlie elm.

o?, k?, Jl^o?, pi. m. .o?, >-?, f. of s ^o?, )t^o? pi.

71

rt. i^?. m. iW cow56

J*

Jfcd 6?, both participles have the same pi. fonns of the sun or moon j art^r, rwfc, government^
and the same meaning, to be sad, wretched; to administration ; treatment of wounds, metals,
grieve, refl. and trans. Part9. sad, vrretcfied, &c; agreement; custom, way, manner oflife,
poor, miserable; *^o j& jo? most miserable. manmrs; )? JL*. to agree on a course of
For J*o? = JIo? see below. Ethpe. wo?i/ action, make an agreement; )&oq3? ]jm! ?
to be laid loto, shattered; to grieve, mourn. &c. the due course or Jixed order
k
of the moon
Pa. o? to lay low, make lowly. Aph. ^5j/ or stars; metaph. |^> Uf^^
godly lifb; f
 r*L\:i 85 rtliAO
JioaxL? =? heathen customs/ Jof II***, UI- k-Uo? rfc. Jj. adv. miserably. wretchedly.
marmered; ]lolt*?? the monastic rute or
f
^- o? rt. o o?, m. wasting away ovpining,
way of Ufe; pi. ellipt. discipline, the ascetic
wasting disease, emaciati<m
J*m ? oflheflesh,
Ufe.
\+8l>1 of the soni.
U*\ Ar. and Pers. sour skim milk *y
**o? pr. n. David, used ellipt. for 9 *.*
Kgf m. JftC^ot f. pi. iSjJpf rt a <fea/ ~o??
^j. the Psalter; V*LS,*Z. ^5? the Septuagint
person, deaf-mute. Metaph. &ad. Version of the Psalms.
Jlo^c? rt ^|, deafness*
f.

,r,!'
? ^t- E Syr '
-
^' pL m V s$ f
-
-

JI^jP? rt%^, m.falsehood, lying. J^^of from the above, Davidic, of or 6y

adj.

ba^o? pi. generally J^Ja^o? sometimes David; U*o? Jt^al* ^e roc? o/ David=
J^Jba^f or lack^o; m. drfy/ui, doctrine, teach- Christ; JIpSf Jjicuit live beyond ^^K^to
ing, dogma; pi. mfc prec^ts. the limits set by David; cf. Pa. xc. io.

to fi* ^,.^ ft^y doginatics, dogmatic science; Mcuof dira. of partieipial adj.jio?; see Joj

tf \&l*J> dogmatic writings. part m. a wretched Utile creature s

Utile wretch.

)Lo-*o? rt. )oj. f. miseiy, turetchedness.

??, ?? akin to seeiAe, Germ. sieden, not
used in Pe. Pael ?o? to trovble, distwrb, Jiloj rt.^c?. ni. service, attendance.
perturb, !L*^o ]?^o U*cujw a disorderly and ho?, j4^o? pi. J rt. ioj, m. a sojourning,
w. r
confused beginning; )jsaL *^so *^?o^b *-#6J a staying, a dwelling; a place of habitati<m;
drunJc and disorderly. Ethpa. fSflf to be pi. customs, way of Ufe.
troubled, agitated, often with jbs Aeari, JJLx* *;&s*o Pers. lit ^eper o/ Ae Inklwrn,
mraZ. Dekivatives, J?o*?, J?o? or )??, the title of the scribe whose office was to write
down the edicta of the Khalif.

J?o rt. joj. m. a ketthj a great tron pot. yo?, l^oj constr. ^5o? eraph. jfcoo? corn.

Jfof pi. J?o? ; see ??. gen. but generally \o<y m. and Jfcoo^j f.

Jjs?c? and |x>?o?/ d8e/ea. Fwelve Lections pi. JJ&iio? rarely JIgoo? a) a place, spot,

appointed for Holy Week. position, post, office; "with ^v , JL or ^Li

to exercise the office, fiii the place or ^o^/
JJio? and Jjioo ywj rt. m. fat, fatness,
nc& 6) a pZace or passage of a book, <^o^ Jlo*/^
/ooi. Metaph. )Jo? hixurious,
effeminate. jc as iife 5a^5 someiohere; o) *o^a som-
where, anywJwre; ^o*s JJ nowhere; '%a*
??, Jfoo? or J?o> pi. J*rt, ??. m.trouble,
confusion,
^o? everywhere; ^o? ^o*fa 7iere ani <Aer^3
contention ; ?oo? JP? untroubled,
calm, ?oo? ^? wlo reac distincily, vjithout m wiany places; ^o? ^C^ to sundry
stumbling; joo? ]U? jfcoa^mZr0w&&$tt;eWom. places; ^o? ^ /rom some j;?ac<? or oiAer;

v
<So?, Jj^o? E-Syr. JJ^of pi. H rt J ? .
JnD

from
or ^of
every side.
"^o j& from every place, on or

m. wretchedness, misery.
Jjoo? in. a brackeU fcj>? generally with o prefixed = prep.
JL*o! pi. rt. ^?. m. mahing afraid,
for, instead of; oiloofVL or *^, o on the

a causing spot immediately N. B. always with the sanie

or a cause of terror, a terror, horror. t f

pron. suff. 3 p. s. Dervatives, I^*)j!^oof,

Mo? m. millet or some similar grain.

kwj rt, *u*f. m. removing.

^flDOoo?, ux^o? pi. |j5of m. dwe9 corn-
JtJ? dcvrepa, tJte second Indct. ; eee
mander of an army, leader, chief; a 2>refecL
)iaoj rt. U>}. m, cleansivg, ablution, puri-
fc*o?

JIo?
; eee )?.

ra. pi. Templars, tlie Knighta Tmnftav.

ficatim, purity;
JjI^ purity ofliearL
)<***
^ J^om a/ uooj
 ittoo pi. ^mfiof oa, glory, praise; !Uo? m. the woofo a web; a hanh of thread
Go. or silk.
)a&)} glory to

aooj, JJtso? pi. JJL. rt. *o?. m. a) rermm- la^e pi- i- m. the oriental plane-iree.

brance, anything hept in remembrance, a token 11^ o? rt.^j. m. a divorce9 legal separaiion

of remembrance^ heepsake, memory; cw*~oe? with $ij o? \Ad.

Jiofcu&X whose memory is blessed, of blessed *,\c>?, }in^N ^; m. a dolphin. The name
L
t
memory. b) a memorial, that part of a
of a constellation.
sacrifice which was burat on the altar as
tcucu&o; $tip&n0y9 Soojf vu the puMic
a sign tbat God was prayed to remember the
tribunal.
offerer, Lev. ii. 2, 9, 16, &c; ^ofc oo* Jjo*
lsao? rt. Ju?. m. liheness, resemblance,
ujIdo^k *Z?k do this for my memorial;
similitude; the lihe, lihe action or behaviottr;
Luke xxii. 19, hence the Eucliarist is often
a pattern, eooample; appearance9 likelihood;
called JJtoo?. c) a memorial prayer, com-
wojQdl? o*I*3! his Ukeness to his Father;
memoration esp. of the holy dead at the Lord's
Juoco? **J*+ti $ the lihe has not been seen;
Supper and 011 special days, hence a Saint's
day, holy day; Jp^!, J ?>*? UsMf Festivals {laso iL fc^X it is unlikdy; J*occ? fSS&

of Martyrs, of the Beparted* unique> imomparahle. Uoop adv. a/pparmtly,

opp. jfc^GAa or Jf i+J> truly, indeed; f )Ioo
jfcoo? fem. emph.; see Jio?.
lihe, as.
kvTjjfcoo? from *o?. adv. locally.
Uilioc? rt. Jjas?. adj. ideal.
|Ju&>c?, ]kt*j from <*?. adj. local, pertaining
io some place.
U^o; pi. II- f. domus, a house, building;
a pile of wood or stones. Metaph, a founda-
^?,^? fut-^ow, inf. ^JiO, act. part.
tion; tMaai^ap
#
w^So j *Ae fowndations of our
,

pass. part. ^?. a) to

Im^oo ^jL aiS )uCo^ t^'
%>?, JLfj be moved,
hingdom;
stirred up, aroused. b) to move; to go, come,
go in or oui, often with other verbs of motion,
<x^ ^^f tJieformer opinion is not based on
a sure foundation.
fcwljo^?, uajo^.? he arose and went out f
au^ca0o?, ^oCLCL.l^m^o? orjui^ls^aoot
he descended, here^f expresses the beginning
8ofXvw>s> some official of the Byzantine rule.
of the action. c) to tir, arise as mental
impulses, Mmou U^S*^*? thought stirred JUcumjaoo? from S&fiqtns, f. building.

or arose in his mnd. d) to quiver, quahe, Jtioo? rt. wo?. m. wonder, marve, a won-
r
)j^i/ ^o?i^f the earihshall quaheexceed- drous thing; Ji&o*^ Joi wonderfid, ad-
ingly; ^oyi JL>^oL a storm shall arise. mirable.

Ethpe. or Ettaph. ^?Ur to be shaken, ki<Uo? rt. w?4 adv. wonderfully admi- 9

moved; oji "%*?iV^ his heart quahes, ia rably.

troubled. Pa. ^1? to serve, attend, wait upon,
yO?, ^? fut. yow, inf. ^^ao, imper. . of , act.
minister. Aph. %**f a) t0 move, tir up,
part. j{, U-*i pass. part. ^*f o jw^e.
arouse, excite, KwL ^o ^>Zjo Oaj Jie stirs
a) ia administer justice, rule. b) to jyronounce
r
upfilth continually; o>&&> ]eL( ^+MGod or give judgement, condemn, acquit, vindicate;
.f *
put in his heart; \*+m o^HSi^s Jio*** joy to determine, decree; to declare a dream. c)
stirs in her feei. 6) to enter, to bring in. to plead, sue, go to law; vya&S |i*| <o 6rmgr
c) gram. io give a vowel to a letter, e.g. when a m; with j^L to debate, sirive. Ethpe.
two consonanta without vowels come together. +ll( rare, to be jvdged; with p& o cowfe7wi
Derivatives, JLof, Jla^?, JL?, JU^->?, with. Ethtaph. ^fLl^a) <o fee admtnistered
(of justice) ; o exercise judgement or justice*

J)j pL Jjo? rt. JJ?. m. a buchet, water-pot; b) to be judged, condemned, punished; deter-

AquariuSy a sign of the zodiac. mined. c) to go to law, contend with. d) to

 :

87 io
judge, decide, consider ; *> %I*tXF
Itf*^? tim*; to ofara, r^ar, to looh fvrth, wpm
I judged or tkougkt necessary. Derivative s, or intos topmmd. But this meaning should
Ulh U*?, Jloxif, JLcn-?, JU^^, U-t^o, properly belong to *?. Pa. *I$ to
regard,
1 ^1m^ JKajoW*^, Ua*?Uoo.
> gaze upon. Ethpa. ual?i/" to be ptmnded,
a
Uuo constr. *Jo? and ooj?, pi. )&of rt. confuaion with auSftrfrom *?. Ara. aJl'lo
c*i?. generally m. the tail, hinder end; JjLo? looh out or forth; Jod
^& ^rom the window;
i*j? the hinder end of a spear ; JJ-ecam cuo*? to looh for, towarda or up, to behold. Metaph.
eguisetum, mares tail. to show appeur, come to light;
oneself, oou?^
JIs^jo? and J&>cu? f. the same, usually UXw tar^s appeared; m+f* mT{| >* S > I
metaph. tlie last, temi of contempt. Ig ^xiSi y% mystmes appear clearly lihe
^*jo; m. donative, largess granted to lamps* Pass. part. a>ia acquainted or fami-
Roman soldiers by the emperor. liar with any study or subject; instructed.
Derivative^ ^o? Uiao, U>^*> Jiouuy.
3
JuaJo? rt. i^jj. m. torment, pain.

h*+XCBQ }
JCHflOO, JOttO? Or jOD? OV(TP-
Uo? pi. )^o? rt, *o?. m. loohing forth.
rcpia, dysentery, sometinies with ]wc&? o/t a) the sense of sight, vision; Jjjo? lc&u&
hem eyesight; an astronomical obsermtion.
Metaph. scope, prospect,who observes, b) one
^A-^oaoo? pi. ) adj, 8e<T7roTiKs9 imperial,
esp. from a height, a watchman; J^6? often
officia, from or belonging to the Byzantine
forms part of the name of a place; Jfcoct
CourL
JJSo?? the watchmeris MU, i Sam. i i. Metaph.
yoh \A2L09 rt. ^kj. m. quenching, as- a prophet; a bishop. c) a robber, a lier in
suaging, Jfcoa-? ofanger; abolishing, JLo&f wait. d) a watch-tower, a looh-out; a wooden
tower for besieging a city.

.0?, Jta>Lo? rt. ;^?. m. a Htinging, smart-

l^o? rt. *?.=J^j a) something broken smoli
ing of the eyes. Metaph. Wko* jj? )JLio m or grownd; Jl^Ii^**?? )^o? pearls reduced to
unvexed petece.
powder; dry puise, b) afrying-pan.
J&tOf pi. Jio^o? rt. JsOk?. com. gen. sweat,
ipCd^o? or uaoo? m. dux, a leader, governor.
U&ll gum, resinj i)3?
tofc; JJ *i i
?

2>oppy juice, opiwm.

?
Uiio*? pi. H rt. udo?, m. with UKjtf
instrumenta for moking astronomical obser-
j-J^y o?, jlJ adj. from the above. sudorific.
vation.
^oa^Sc? a diptych; see oa^*?. on^auD O? with oom. to mffer pwiishmeni*
M3o? m. a wiv/m/my-case, wooden coffin.
jtoo? pi. J* rt- W5?- m. a thrmt from
3 ? J* ^ut i ^' * n *Mt^> imper.
' ' *o?, act. a cow's horn ;
goring,
part. Ai, j~*? to e#w&, fcop for joy; )aooo
io*? imperative; iow fut. of 9+j to vow.
*Z?? perh. shooting stars. Pa. .?? a) to
io?, f? root-meaning to go round. Pe. only
e#wft, danceforjoy. b) to make merry, exhila-
used in participle i\\, \U\ dwelling; \JLoh
rate, Derivatives, ho?. }.*?, JJ?.
yoo^d )ti? a spirit inhabits them, i. e. idols.
Kof pi. ]To? rt. .o?,

Jlojli jTo rejoicing of angels.

m. emtaiion, rejoicing;
Pa. a) almost always with o, to dwell,
inJiabit b) to make inhabit, io settle ; to lead
udo? imperative, udoJ* fut. of ud?. a$o ftray, the life of a monh. c) to go about or to and
powtd, and of the following fro; metaph. poaiLrj 0*3 *Z*Ltt |? a haven
udo?, o>? fut. uDOj, inf. ud^jjo, imper. udo?, tohere tempests stay noi. Deiuvatives, )i-o?,
act. part. ud(?, \k>\, pase. part. jx? to gaze, )o?, JUo?, Jiu?, )w?, j^^ioi-?, ^^?,
emp.from afar, to talce astronomicul observa-
 io.n 88 1 n
?, Jfo? and ]o? rt. *o?. m. a circle; mfowe io as/*es. Ethpa. *?t/ ^ become
4#2ii? ? his double row of teeth; eccles, a dust; U/ *?&* jt^aa / become dust in the

procession, Jji> ovoof )oo a' the Eucharistic grave.

procession. ji>? fut. )ZJ, inf. )^&, act. part. \Z, Jl|.

)>&&? the flame undei' a) to push, strike, thrust; to impel. b) to cast

J*o?, Ji'io? rt. io?, ?

a pot appearing round the sides of it. or thrust out, drive away or off; to repel,

Jio? and Jo? 5<pa ? a d^e^ of gift; the

reject; ]*<xa\ ^? jw>? *Jl*d ie^ 5in*^e the
wall with battering-rams ; )*c6? \*a?L ilf
brides jointure or marriage setthment made
*%^. air causes the element of fire to rise;
by the bridegroom.
]}jlJ> iQoti v^^^ ^ i^ew cast away the evil
J4J ? ** **i?' m# a gradual progress, im- thing. Ethpe. uJlflf a) to be h/wled or ea^i/
provement, or attainment; y^jo^ step by metaph, to be impelled. b) to be cast out, e%-
step, by degrees. pelled; ticLX u^?L( ^.^ cld the sling

\^tof or J^io? bvpara, a spear, a sceptre, was hwrled against Mm; \JL&S 1s-*^*?m
%bfiuu>^ iAe soul was cast dovm to Sheol.
lo*o? rt, *J?. m, i/w treading out of wheat.
Pa. wJlf same as Peal. |^r>I\ g^Z? i^
Jfcoio? pi. jl rt. y?, f. afootstep, a foot- rejected wisdom. Ethtaph. Jljli/ same as
holdj that on which one treads, e.g. afioor, a Ethpe. DEEiyATiVESjJ-aMfj^fJtox^fcoo.
pavement.
Ucu*? pi. \L. rt. Ju*?. m. exptdsive, having
I^oio; pi. \2- m. deceit, a fraud, cheai, the power or effect ocausing violent motion;
trich. pi. earthquakes, shocks of earthquakes.
Jj>io* pi. )l Saypatcivov, the apricot or Jwq-m? rt- ^**?. m. o^e who fears, is afraid.
peach; a sort of Persian vine. )JsXo?, )3^*j rt. ^m*?. timid, fearful.
iX'o; pi. U rt. **>?. m. exerdse, disci- ^IIj^XclL? rt,^**?. adv. timidly.
pline ; teaching, instruction ; disputation, JLculi^cu*? rt.^*?. f.timidity fearfulness. }

investigation.
l^M rt. iAm?. m. ow^ fufto drives away or
ao!, <*? fut. aoj, inf. a^o, imper. removes, an op2>res$or; }^3? }^al? a dispeller
A.O?, act part. jwi?. IX.?, pass. **?, jfct**? fo of evil thing s.
tread, tread under foot, trample; with ^ or Jiidcu*? rt. ji**?, m. a driving bach or away,
"^. of the pers. or thing. With Ji'i jsJq to tread repulsing; banishment; rqmdiaiion, putting
tlis wine-press; J**? l&JL a own-trodden away of a wife.
people. Metaph. to transgresa, \j& oj?a , V i/ae
Jli? rt. U?. m, repulsion, impulsion.
Za^, jJcai "^X a rwfe, Ethpe, *a*?IL( to be

trodden, trodden vmder foot, trarnpled upon;

*wJl?, U^i? adj, and sabst. ; see ?.

metaph. Jjaxo oa*?LI( the canons were vio- ^2? and %a^? ; see '^-j.

lated, set at nought. Pa. **If to tread down, ^JJLL? rt. ^*f. adj. fearfully, terribly,
trample, Dekivatives, U*?, U-a-?, !*-?, horribly.

ji o . XJl f rt. %**?. f. fearfulness, awfulmss,

JjLo? rt. *jwo?. m. that wkich is trodden or terribh might; a title of reverence with suff.

trarnpled, trampling; JmAA^C U>q; l t 2 p. thy Dread, yowr Mightiness.

t/e Aave Zei ine fe trarnpled upon by boys. fc^w? contr. of ImDL-I? oto^l or temtk
u? cognate root ua?. Pe. only particip. art Thou; Isiw? ^cut anthems for q)ecial
* ? I J* ..P
festivals, beginning with Ps. lxvixi,
adj. u*Jl, C. t J]& small, minute; \L*Z$ )i 35.
-7V

fine dust; subst. m. dust; \L*Z\ ^Z? fut. V-t, fa%&A act. part.^,
formed out of the dust; oia&foi? j-^JL-f *.?, pass. parts.%*i$3 ^, JfcL.; ^i?, JL,
\ZZ& the dust of holy limbs. Pa. *JU\ to fcs to fear, dread, stand in arm
)
of, reverence
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reda* 89 i\\ftCUI
y

Wth ^
JfcCai )ix**?
or o; to

ci\u? they were

be afraid of with
terribly afraid;
& ^etd&-Mf
harmony of the Four
8taTc<r<rp<0v, a diatesswon or
Gospels.
Jo*^J)^^j God-fearing, one who fears God; l^JIi!, U^^h * *\ or joft.\\>f
UiJao? JLiy they who fear the Lord; J&| 8iaKa\ta, a proclamation, sentenee, judgement.

)?) ]old idolators, worship2>ers ofdemons;
%lo q^q^K ? pl. c^xS. JI? StoKoyos, a dialogue.
pass. part. the older form keeps the passive
^coo.Q+^Si+\\l pl. cvn^n,'^,)!? SeaAeKTticof,
sense, fearing, ftarful, afraid; the form
a dialectician.
^*if has active or causative signif., fearful,
formidable, terrible, dreadful, awful; see
J^ll&ll} adv. diametrically.

&\Mf. PA.'^if to terrify, alarm, fnghten, .q^JlIj m. a deacon.

threaten. Aph. *%JLf same as Pa. Deriv- 1-JcldJI? or cui btaKovla, service, tkat ivhich

ATIVES, JLo?, Jlcu?, JjfcJ^O**?, JicufcJS>CU*f, is serviceable. Gf. Suf.

iJLjJj Sta^eo-fc, logic, aposition.

iJJf, )>5i)I?, J^*&J? and other spellings,

JL.?, )i*~? pi. m. ^L-, ^L, f. ,1-, JlsL pl. lcp) dZ or ^olliT? f. 8ta0fjKt}, a covenant,
rt.%-*?. generally f. a) fear, dread> pi. panics. testament; ]i^ Jj.o*Jm j ^ OZ^ an^ New
b) generally constr. or emph. awe, loorship, re- Testament.
ligion often used of false or mistaken religion,
^?, )-5^? rt. oof. m. c& dixcharge, flax,
of a heresy or sect; U+^o or Jo*ii( fc^*? the
issue; with Jji? monthly course of vjomen;
fear of God; ]Js^** Lo^i piety, reverenoe
M&ff ofblood; jiVcuftdlTf strangury. Metaph.
iowards God, true religion; Jcuf or \\jL ?
weakness of mind.
superstition ; jr>&l ? idolairy. c) the object

ofworship, generally a false god, an idol. JjL*5 oftener M(| a v:o?/.

i^^f Ar. m. brocade.

*%Z, Jl m. a worshipper; see^J*?.
^*, Ja-? pl. cu,)cuf m. Zend daewa, Pers,
JJciX*-? pi. J rt.^**?. m. a fear, a terror;
dsw, n Mnl spirit, a devii; Jo? o*iS ]o Ae
a scarecrow.
ms 2)0ssessed by an evil spirit. Derivatives,
verb vcu?!/, Jjq-?, Jicucuf, )jU?, Jj-a*?fcoso.
js^w? fem. emph. ; see JL*?.
a
JL#? Arab. and Pers. diioan, register,
&L$ fut. ujcuamJ, inf. ioLj2> 5 imper. uact^f, minute-booh, bureau, session, council; aaol&^
act. part. *o-?, \&**h Pass Par ^ ^!, U*~*t,
-
cuZX they closed their register\ finished their
)&i*2? to thrust oui, drive away; to take away, session.
remove, reject; pass. part. outcast, abandoned.
l=>cu? pl. \1* m. )^jcu| f. rt. oo?. Uquid,
Ethpe. saZU to be cast out, driven away,
humid ntatter.
moist; Jj^a-f JJoo
removed, eccpelled. Ethpa. same as Ethpb.
ji^cocu? rt. oo?. m. aflux, gonorrhea.
Derivatives, J*js~j*o?, i-oc^*?, ^ajjcl**?,
Jlcuf, J& rt. ^oj. adj. gram. a teer
vocalized, having a vowel opp. Jlsli^ >*^^
&f denom. verb Aphel conj. from )t**|
fn^te) quiescent.
to harden*
.o-.? denom. verb from jcuf ExHPAiAn
\Ui with l&\o a milhtone, hailstone; fiint.
.o-.|l/. to be vexed with a devii, suffer froin
\*L\ only pi. m. the guard, guardsmen;
demoniacal possession.
attendant8, yeomen, warders, apparitors of a
tribunal. Jj4, )&J&>$ pl. m. H f. )fcO from )a.?
a demoniac, one vexed by a devii, a madman*
1^4* ? or J^a-? m. lo/ajrff, a pair of
compasses; a carpenters square* Jt'c&a*? from Ja* f. demoniacal possession,

m a decree edict; madness.

-m - a 1| ? f diuragis, 9
9
[I^tJf 9 the Apostolic Gonstitutions. ~a3* ; see oa^a tf,

N
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90 ^aux
J^AaScu?, tmoA or )^oci2l. pi. ).*- proper, natural or peculiar to any thing or
8*^wirjjv, a dyophysite, a believer in two person ; a property, quality, characteristic.
natures in Christ. lA\., acu ; see Ju^JIJuf.
^oo* pi. KL. rt. udo, cm observer, spectator. slUiL? adv. from %*% properly, peculiarly,
J>cuj rt. io?, m. a dweller, settler. specially, separately; for or by himself

U.O-.I pi. JlZ-. rt. .*.?. a treader of the wine- l&Ll )&&L pi. m. fLl HpL? f.

press- Metaph. a trampler, oppressor. ^o^U?, J&o&f adj. from ^*f. own, of his

JIa*? f. wd;; JLaLf a ink-pot own, especial, peculiar to, particular/ opp.
fcs*2
\j &^ordinary and special, public and private
)Jlcu; adj. from ]cu? suggested by a demon.
&c. ; ? o^aiaa in his own person; m*f
13 Leu , JfcUicL^? adj. in inh, of inie;
? Jil^j aceording toits special, i.e. allegoricalt
f otLa*cu*^=:/26 exjjression ofit in toriting. meaning.
5 duzrayfta, a decree.
JIoIaiS,*? from ^*? f. aproperty, peculiarity*
toaT? a deacon. jj^? rt.^o?. f. a descent; a smng.
5 a possessive partide comp. of w? an I^<i+^8r)paia,2mblic; the jyublic prison
old form of the rel. pron. ? and the enclitic the public money, taxes or tribute.
prep.^ ; is always found with possess. suffises. * cuaoaxi*? 8r}fx6a-iop, f. %g public treastm/9
It often serves to give emphasis = own,, very, thereven/ue; see ^mvi}.
esp. when preceded by a prep. with the same
. oi^cJ? 8ifiTpoi>, diameter.
pron. suff. ^X.? my, h*j{v&+f tkou art mine;
tflcLtt.? and hfia^o; S^o?, the populace, plebs.
with my own; with sign. of the acens.
my oio7i, that which is mine; -"V? uX
I myself; *iu?, t*a&f nu and f. thy, ihine, 8r}fi6aiov, the pvhlic baih.
thy own &c, and so with the other forms; )Iioa-i? f. a mi^/ a jfeZZ o/ dew,
JJJJ^ ?
u? his; ^iL? our; ^oSn?
**? her; Ex. xvi. 13, 14.
your; too^uf, w(A*i iAeir m, and f;
^* pass. part. of verb o?.
Joojf o* / will be his, belong to him, be on
^*j |juj pi. |H? rt. Of. m. a) judgement,
his side; o* or om? his or her own aceord,
3

&c; .? by a judgement, sentence, verdict ; i**t h^j> a

expense, opinion, ojiu? tlie

same, of the same; jKulio? ]J^*'? o*iL? o/

tribunal;
custom or manner.
? ij^ punishment
c) a lawmit, a
b) a law, nde^
contention;
tiuit very or same y^ar, of the same city.

Dbeivatives, UX-.?, JLcu^*?, Iks^X*?,

\J'%S& an adversary; ^*j ^^ wt^ of
strife.
&-U^?, Uju?, jlcui^*;.

^*j
w Pael conj. of ^.o?, to serve or attend. ^* the Greek partide fie, conj. but, however,

for, then;cannot begin a sentence, very often

Jf^
Jlif rt. "%.?. m. a motion of the howels;
JoJoo or \AL diarrhoea, dysentery.
immediately follows a demonst. pron., o,
cu oi but he, he however, that is to say.
^
>m*m ci\*{ taXuo-iff, dissolution of partner-
*?i P-? P^ *i*?, J^;? rt. yo?. m. ajudge;
ship, division of goods.
tfllf im 7i Booh of Judges; a cdi; |iif
Jy^I? only found in the fem. form J&iL? j*U? apraetor, often = ^0^ <Ae governor.
adj. one's ovm, peculiar; see below.
When written without vowels Ui j has a point
jLcu^L ? from ^? f. a property, quality or above the Yod to distinguish it from \L*f
attribute. U* ? judgement
Jfct*^? pi. }l*^u? properly adj. fem. but ji'cuxi? rt. ^0?. ajudgeship) the qffice of
used as subst. It is not found in the older a codi; theprmomicingofajudge7nent,giving
writers such as Ephraem Syrus ; that which is of a legal opinion.
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r*b\<Xl*X 91 eu&n
jiajuf rt, .o?, f\ judgement, generally with drite, abboU In this sense J? is generally
JLjII the judgement ofthe conscience, conscien- f. with pi Jl^f.
tiousness. )V*h J&if pi. m. f, f. Jtf&f rt. o?. a dweller,
t^-u? Pehlevi, a devotee, ascetic. inhabitant.

j&IIf fem. of Jilf ajudge. J^-Jo;-? dim. of )?. f. a fe'Wfe monastery.

Jiu? pi. **, j iii. <*) a denarius,

ii*?, Utf, J&W? pi. m. PM f. JtfiLJf rt. Jo ? .

Boman penny, a silver coin worth about 8d. # monh, a nun; adj. monastic, }G&m{ or
in English money. b) a dinar generally gold, Ut? U-aj^X t/u? monastic halit
sometimes silver. )lcu*.? rt. ?. f. monastic life; ?? )i=>o?

)^Z^cueu;; see aoo? dysentery.

or )? the monastic way or manner of life;

?? Ju^ru/ the monastic or religious habit;

? f. IKimsj a petition.
9 ?? {,* A\, o l the tahing the habit by a monh
fcgql^Sut or a*!|~- also yoxu^do? and E-
or nun.
Syr. ^a^o->? pL ocu^su? SinTvxop, a two~
Jj o3u? or <***? a daric^ a Persian gold coin
leaved tabiet, diptyclhs, tablets, a) on which eon-
worth about 1 1$. iod.
ciliar canons were inscribed. b) on which tbe
by tbe Church J-ot? rt. i?. adj.= ]ui+.
naroes of those to be prayed for
*,#
were written. This latter kind of diptych was | Pael of %*?.
read aloucl during tbe Liturgy. Dionys. Bar- }-!? rt. *o?. m. a treading down or tramp-
Salib, Bishop of Amid, cir. a.i>. 1169, says ling undsr foot.
that tbere were six Diptychs, callecl by the Jl.? pi, jsif and JkU'j f. some unclean bird,
Syrians Canons, three in commemoration of perh. a kite or vulture.
tbe living, se. 1) tbe rulers of the Church, 2) \JL>h^f, [BkS, *JL>kZ pi. vttdj9^? and
the clergy and people, 3) kings and three for
;
^niifcjj;
m
see Wt^j.
tbe dead, 1) Saints, 2) Doctors and Synods,
Jif, 1*5? irit. J^J, inf. Ji*j, imper. *?,
3) the faitbful departed.
act. part, JS| io 6e or be mode pwre or clean;
-2? Pael of %? ; to exult, to dom.ee.
pass. part. )?, Uo?, I&2? ceaw, pnvj cZeau
r )tp
9

rl $r pi. m. rt. 30?. an from ceremonial defilement; cleansed from

l

animal named from its agility in leaping, leprosy; Jiljs.

|uL^ J5? pure in heart
probably the rock-goat or ibex. inmind; & \o* free from,, lacking.
pronounce clean aceording
Pa. of

jti? rt. 40. in. exultation, leaping for joy, to cleanse, purify,

to the ceremonial law; to offer a sacrifice for

springing.
sin; to refine metals; prwm vines. Metaph.
&1) Pa. of *? ; to regard, gaze upon.
to purge out, separate; |*g** ^ ^Jj^^k JS*
^^jkojiu? or j^vsJJu? 8tKato>(xara y legal
he separates the tares from the wheat; }+&
documents. Ethpa. *a$LPa) to be cleansed,
[ui dentifriee.
JJo-ftI? pi. JL rt. *o?. ra. E-Syr. a looker, purified, mode or deelared free from leprosy,
observer* from demoniacal possession. b) to purify
^ofw; pi. itfujcia*? f. dtaKovla, a hospital oneself or be purified ceremonialy. Metaph.

wbere the eick and paralytic were minis- to be made clear, explained. Dekivatives,
tered to. J^o?, k4o?, Jto-o?, Upi&, U^f^O, U-u>ffcoo,
rr J&m^?L
? Pael of i o? ; to dwel &c.
liJjJa? rt. U?. adv. purely, innocently,
&> \iA pi- J*->! com -
rt - * *- a) a cote>
sincerely.
fold for sheep or otber animate, a den. b) a
*** o*o?, jtola? rt. b?- f- purification; purity,
dwelling, hahitatim, lodge; Ji^^e? 'I
clearness, transpareney e.g. of the sky; moral
camps of shepherds in the vrilderness. Metaph.
a mandra, monastery ; )i*1 n archiman- +J puriiy, holiness.
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1** 92 rC&CUxA*

;5? fut. *oj, part. **? 2o remember, caii to their cowntries. Aph. %$f a) to dimintsh,
mind, be mindful of; part. a) active sense, lessen. b) to show. Debivativjbs, ILx?,
remembering, Ji/ ^o? / remember. b) passive, fc^JL^?, cu^^?, JIclX^!, U^X^o,
ep< m reniembrance, convmemorated, reJtearsed,
recitea. Ethpe. fif imper. *?I7 and \} 3 ra. s. pre. of verb^ej.
i>?if io mind have in remem-
remember, caii to } JJ? ; see that not, lest; without.
)f;
brance or memory, make mention of, make a
!Uf Jf*& imper. *^?, at. part*
fut. \^S, inf.
memorial, corn/memorate. Ethpe. iiLf to
jjj, J^?, pi. m. **^?, f. *tS$ to draw water,
remember, caii to mind. Aph. Jsto remind, to dram or drag out with ^S>; ^ Jj? JJj
bring to remembrance, make mention of men-
tion, rehearse. Debivatives, |u^do?Jj^*^,
he drew water for us; \( ^L Jt'ooi &/ will
draw thee out of tJte abyss. Pa. *^.j to draw
up or out, lift <wp, rescue from perils of water
;o?, \U> pi. J| m. adj. and subst. mole, and metaph. from depths of sin; JalX iA.f
masculine; chem. arsenic; a mole, pi. ihe \j & > God brought Jonah oui of the JkK
mole organs; oaj ; Iwrmaphrodite ; aram Ethpa. A^lt/ to be led or drawn otti, to come
sometimes with )$.; or UiL? ; .4n*<?s, a sign or rise out, escape from depths of sin or misery;
of the zodiac; Jo? a-* 5 a battering-ram. ^io-Xo^ |?!i ys> by Thee may I who am
Debivatives the seven following words submerged be dragged out; co* c*=> +Z\ +&
w>? denom. verb Pael from Js;
conj. ^|?!S- whoso holds on to Him is rescued, Db-
gram. to assign the masculine gmder. Ethpa. BITATIVES, Ho? 5 U1, )h^1, Uf, U^.
5ji( tobe of the masculine gender. U^i j!^ *)lC rt. \~!.
pi. m. H,
h*+l io\ &dv.gra,m.masculine,inthe masculine adj. and subst. he or Ao wAicA troubles,
gender. disturbsy incites to evil; an agitator, instigator;

JLo^d? f. the masculine gender. U**? ? disturber ofpeace.

**U>, Ud? and iftf, Jjo? adj. m, masculine, k**o-^! ph ^ rt. u-^j. m. a trmMing;
mede, virile. tosdng of the sea disorder, tummlt, commotion,
;

confttsion.
jloj^ f. same as JLolof.
u-i? fut. t-XJ, act. part. X|, j^f
-o*o?, ^J*s?j JJ*j^? same as w^>?.
to trouble, disturb, discomfit ; pass. part.
Jlo-ots? f. i/ie mafe gender; virility,
u**^?, ^_, J^. i'uffledftemjiest-tossed; turbid3
courage.
fouled; blurred; juL*^? J&^.^d bluwed
*%.$ Pe,

ILX?, Jj&i^j
only participial adj.
>
a) ^wJs.?, writing; JI'cl*^? U^ ? (JLJ> turbid streams of
thin, fine, rare, pi. jfew; error; | v N< ? U^j JiL^ troublesome worUly
>

H vi\ vXl^f
i. not few in number ; J goods. Ethpe. u^jL/^to 5e s/iofew, disturbed,
with Jls understood, m /ew words, briefly. disquieted, ruffled, violently moved or agitaied.
&) ^*^?> ^ J&- > easy, rea<% with X of the Pa. uXj to r^e, agitate, disorder, disquiet,
thing to be done or suffered; with ^ and an discomfit. Ethpa. i-^jL^same as Ethpe.
infin. easy to do, easily or readily dom; ^oT ***^?t/ i!e sea &?cam rough; *&\lP
\jUxx\. ^L\f easily told; \jIs\ ? in- yoo^fcu^t^ /uy W gye agitaied in mind.
P
fiammable; ojLcili/ he was readily cured.
? Derivatives, Uc^?, U.clX?, Jicu^v.?,
Pa.^X? or^j? a) to designate, mention,
specify. b) to repudiate e.g. U&o a covenant. u\?PAEL0f?.
p
Ethpa. %i?l/ a) to be diminished, become JI cl^? rt. w^j. I tU tosdng of waters,
rare or few, be cut off; ^^^SSXT
word of the Lord became precious
cui -Ju the
i.e. rare.
trouMed waters,
w/im the waters were ai rest
yo^iol^j Jli cuJ ^
againf opacity of
^
b) to be designated, indicated, su/rnamed; tbe air, opp. Jl'cual transparmey.
Metaph.
^&;&o UUt U&*> f*> they are named from disturbance, disorder, tfJL icu^j eforcord.


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and *^*Xf participial adjectives; ; lLsd..abv? di f&e adverscmf,

see^f, opponent; fco?cxS,scua\; to enemies.
k*IJL^ **. ^i adv. rcvrely, scarcely. teU&fr.f, j_ pi. f. fc'.&Sck^.l a)
IsCJLX? rt.^. easily, readily. opyponent, enemy. b) the opposite, the contrary,

o mw%, Za <w* i7&0 contrary ; logic, $e contradiction of

o\N? rfcAf. only witli prefixed,
propositions.
iP 4wp
f. hostility, variance, con-
JLoi^? rt.%.?. f. easiness, facility, dis-
irariety; Z i 2ifo contrary manner; logic.
position, tendency; witli )j^> or jk
aw angry disposition> irriability.
tte fourth
Jjsl^.? pL J&L- rt. Jl?. f. a sftoo*, yowwp fc^? or f^? DoZai^ or .Dofa*,

letter of the alphabet ; see ?.

branch.
contr. from fsaa^.f Zesi, that, after verbs
ti
J&s pL j&L. rt. h- & ) <* varicose vein.
asking a
of fearing; percliance, whetfier, in

negative question.
Pael of %f.
?, )>? pi. )jo? m. Moodf, bloodshed; \1%*>F
comp. of Jo>, ^ ; ? ; thatnot, lest,
having an issue of blood;
ot&ff iAe woman
not; used after verbs of fearing, unless, except; ransom
oio? J^? the price ofhis blood, i.e. the
it may be, perhaps, perchance; why? tvhetJier?

asking a question when the for his life; )ib>? U&o redemption tlvrough
is it not ? not ? in
blood; ^Jojf U>^ U>^- or Ur^ Bt
expeeted to be negative.
answer is
wft <Ae &Zood! 0/ tlieir necks at the perii of
a^? fut. a^J, mimet. cf. c&rc>;>3 drip and
their lives; |j2>?o Jt^o slaughter and bloodshed.
Germ. tropfen, to drop, trickle dovm. Deriv- Derivatives,
Metaph. juice, sap of planta.
ative verbs ?/ and *?, Uiao^!, U*^!,
JX m. a /ropping^ trickling.

ji^ ? fut. AiL J, inf. ^^, act. part.

yfut. j, act. part. flx> denom. verb
^ftV t to blaze, flame, shine like fire; blood, to be im-
Aphel conj. from ?; tofetch
)Z*sLaix *+r \J*z><l glory shone out like
Paxpel l=c?
bued or sprinlded with blood.
lamps. Pa. *o^? to light, set on fire. Aph. with
to bleed, part. l^o^U bleeding, covered
A&F to lighi, set light to. Metaph. to in-
blood. Ethpalpal ^i?""o Se 6M?/ or 0/
Jlame; a^?rJl^ he kindled tlie altar fire.
of blood.
Djemvatives the two following fA.e colov/r

U? fut. \&3, inf. U^> s

imper. wf,
U& or U^? pi ^, - rt. tf&>f. m.
part. U?, IM, pi. m. ee?' ^1 f-
r**'
a Jlame, blaze, toreh, a bright shining; Jaf Part. with ^ like,
jj^l? to be like, remnble.
c^Li JioVo .<U^! JW
.|f <Ae ^a*fe- is
s^is to
impers. vo'(A U>!
similar; ? **
fire, the Son tlie flame,
and tlie Holy Spirit the
them; j? probably, likely; \Lx>\ fyunlikely;
heat of the fire, Cod. Poc. in Bodl. Libr. cdiv.
Jlao??^/'os seems, as is likely; \&h ^*>
i'

300 r. on the Holy Trinity.

and the like, and so on. Ethpe. ydftf Lf te ta or
\JdL\ rt. a\, m. a glow-worm. 6ecome K&e, o imitau. Pa. wc a) o Ze&m,
og\; denom. verb from JUaa^? to oppose,
compare with i. ; to estimate, b) to imitate,

to be opposed, be in opwsition, to contradict; make like, become like with o y&?

;
cui*

j&j 4*oj^ )?o JjaoNyao ifti> is contrary to / have su2>posed a likeness in thee;
what he says. Ethpauai cuaix?l( to be in
u| ]LaL* he compar ed tlie world to a Jield.
disagre&ment, opposed, repugnant; to oppose. Ethi'A. uijlflo be or 6ecoifl like, be c&m-

feign oneself to imitate. Metaph.

lUon\ comp. of Jisas, i*, ?; rt.^aJJ. pared; to

is in front or opposiify opposite, to represent, imagine; k?ls*> JLal acting

t/tat w/r?7*

opposed, repugnant; tJte opposite, the contrary; like a physician ; VA^. becoming ^!^
 ; ;
94 rtusa&j;i

like our Lord. Act. part. impers. J-oc?fco*> UW, J&^f pL m. J^-., J&U f. rt. **f.
ii seems, ii is likely. Debivatives, Iodoj, adj. &&, resembling, similar; gram. agreeing
Uxooo?, ]io^?, verb ia*>?, j^^oo?, Jicuj?, in number and gender, comparative.
fcj{;*a j rt. ^?. adv. wonderfully.

ls^? = I^j/^IJjmd? iAow ari &&&

^i^cjso, JJ&J rt. ip?- adj, bloody, mingled
^>f fut. -j yj imper. ^i?, act. part. ^2?,
with blood.
ajttf, verb. adj. ^oof, )Ln^jy io sifeep, p'o io
0L? : JLolo constr. leu*? pi. t&?, )iaao? 5?ee/>, Ke down; with ii or la^ io ooie w^ar,
rt. Uo. f. a) the form, shape, figure, type, Ka with. Metaph. to die; fofcu *& Jtf

archety2W = l$a'y *%& jLaaof jfarv^. God is ItsJftjLiSf iAe Zt^Ai of wisdom never sets; s*s*

Maker of all
i/ze archetypes. b) a pattern, tpjx>r. i*S. half-asleep. Pa. ^j io send to
plan, emmple; yOc*\ri\, jl**2 ? yOSi ^X f sleep, lull to sleej). Metaph. to calm e.g. jJLOh,

/ zmW za&# aw example of you for evit to the passions. Aph. *?( io wia^ 2te cZo/w,

every one. c) an image, refleetion in a mirror, encZ io fiZ^^p, ca^ ento a deep sleep. Metaph.
zmagtnatzon; ^00 f*-o pgto o u*- to lull, calm. Derivatives, ida^ the three
Jl>'*a*' JLoaoj deliver me front evil dreuTns following words, j^iio^o and )>i^>o,^o.

and wicked hnaginaiions. d) a likeness, simile,

^&;, M^of pi. -^-^?; l^zo* often used
enigma; constellation ; ct^o; ^ all manner, instead of the participle of ^sof. sleeping,
every sort or way; oaoj Jj? shapeless; ? ji'coo? asleep, ^Lgaof ?e are asleep; a sleeper; pi.
= ik kf, like; jtdoJf lloaef Z&e a leopard; emph. iAe d!ead!.

too^ Zife, m iAe Kkeness; jicLo^ o^ m je, M^i? rt. J10?. m. a sluggard.
Zte manner, liketvise; jlaso^ in appearance
]iajxo; rt. ^of. f. efeep Z^p, drowsiness,
opp. fcs-lJt*^ reaZ% ^ trxdy; jio??
sloth.
pretended.

Joaj^, Jl rt. ~*>?. sleeping; with ^ IZl&t, Jls-J rt. ?. adj. a) o/" 6Zood!, 0/
sleejrfess.
$e same blood; ili^j o^a^ fo"$ blood-
relations. b) bhody, bloodshot; ]&a&? U-oC
? >?/xo<noi> ; 22>?t JJ^ace public or 9*4 r
V an eye mffused with blood; ^o* JkC*?
s^afe business; *s publicly; cf, J ?.
V j?oi? )^i,Sc>? iAai baptism in blood of the
ia? denom.verb Pauel eonj.from JLoaof martyrs.
io gwe a Ukeness or shape; "fc^o Iceo^o
9 usually tm.^ft. f Sij/xcy, people, populace.
imprints afigure on the coin. Ethpaxjal
^ >

icjaaL/ ia receive the impress of a Jigure as ? denom. verb Pael conj, frora )m^act j

a coin. io 6wt7dj Za;?/ foundations.

coS? Pael of |^o j. J fyiatos, public j; see

)^o| act, part. fem. of k*o?.

oo, !>**>? constr. *Ii? m. pi. no sing.

^Aa^f, )s*o m. and . f. Dama&cene, of
jpi?ce, &&#, ramom; )Joof ^5l precious;
Damasms ; see toaaajfiy?.

^f **^ ^l-s^10 of greai price, very precious; 'fcJo? fut. ^&j io /j^^p, Ae<i fear5. Pa.
"*?
? pricelesSy inestimable. ^o& io oe^j vehemently, shed many tears.

fcsJJl^D? rt. |^?. adv. likewise, equdHy; Derivatives the two following
likely, prdbably ; apparently. U Ikl^ao? pL Uj? f. a ear. Metaph,
Jl'cuoc? rt. f- Ukeness, resemblanee, sap or rese^ oozing out in drops.
Jj*>?.

similarity; k&frj IdLao? ^ unauthmticiiy of ftCJ6ui pi. ]lI~ dim, of U? f. a ttffe

a seaL fiwfi tear-drop.
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*? act, part. j&?, ji*>?> jL't&, pass. part. clear, evident, jylain. Ethpa. *J jfi? to appear,
r
]o, Jl* io tremble. Pe. rare except in be plain, manifest. Aph. y-J?/ to make arise,
part. adj, wonderful, marveUous; yf Jt^Sb? Jj it make or let shine; to show forth, manifest ,

ts no w&nder if Pael jj&? io mo^ marvel&us. make clear; to give light, show clearly. With
Ethpa. *>?!./* io wonder, marnei, be amazed JtjfrD to make a horn sprovi forth=to raise to

with o ; sedom passive, **o <*!& j^loct honour; Jfoc& wSfi let light arise; *yifi

)&> iAai t* a marvel to me. Aph. Je? o*x^jX A<? na'ie && tc&B clear; Oo^x>
r
io astonish, cause to wonder* Derivatives, t***+jj TJiou didst manifest Thy light before

Ji^OO?, fe^ttOOf, fcwI^SO?, ^JWD?^SO, ihem on the Moant of Transfiguration. Der-

U*k**>?fcoo, JUo*>?i. vatives, J^*J?, l^-*)-#*^J?, Jw^JOD, U-^j^,
.? 3 m. s. pre. of o?.

part. )J? io adJtere to a doctrine. Ethpe. )t*j? rt. u*j?. m. i/ie rising of sun or stars,
M?
uj?i? io assent, agree, fottow, obey; to comply mnrise, day spring ; brightness, light. Metaph.

with, give way to, feign complianee, dissemble ; the shining forth or manifestation of our Lord

to o/pply oneself with 2^.; e.g. jLo^S^X to in the flesh, [w lS^ or ^w?
y
)?)jSL i^^ -Feasi

take to oose living; iOo*\ uJf-tf j Jj Ae woud of the Epiphany; \L&i^} J the TIieo2>hany,
not give way to themj \$t%& \iZ Mji manifestation of God. Astrolog, the ascendant

I give assent to the Holy Scriptures. Aph or predominant star, the horoscope i.e. that
\j[
Jffto ^e&2 or assent to; with om^j io sw6- part of the heavens which arises in the east

?mi oneself, be compliant, feign compliance ; to at the hour of birth.

pretend. k<Jjl*j? rt. wJ?. adv. clearly, evidently,

. m. j&? f, a) a kfc branch. plainly.

Jj? pi.
b) m. only a wine-jar rounded or pointed at
;
JlcufcJ? rt. -j?. f. bHghtness, conspicuous-
the bottom sg as to rest in the earth. ness; with 3J obscurity*

*&j? Pa. oJ?. to make to be the tatl, i.e. to ju? root-raeaning to torment. Cognate
pui in the last place, make contemptible ; to dock roots, u*j/, tfu/, jxl*,. Ethpe. ai?t( to be

the tail, smite the hindmosL Derivatives, in pain, in torment, to be tormenied. Pa. *aJ
Ujo?, jfc^o?. io torment. Ethpa. uaj?t^ to be torimnted>
^*->? ETHPALPAii ^P?ij\ to dangle. suffer tormmts. Derivative, Uuo.
Derivative the following Ijaj? -, sometimes spelt with * or
pi.

J)j; m, a centipede. over the init. ?, m. a coin, th& fourth part of

a dirfiem or the sixth part of a Jjo).
acu?, Jfcoaj?; see 5jo?.
uJ J, imper. uJ?, act. parfc. uJ?, J^GLfio? apartridge.
uJ? fut.

Uj? 5
pass.parts. **J?, Ji-, )1*L. and wm*J?, ) )J]^cd? a kind ofmilleL
JiL-. io r&e as the sun, moon or stars, opp.
\&k*o m. a handle, MU.
t
ox to set; to break as the day; to dawn or
^.? imper. of ^^^1 to know.
shine upon, shine forth, spring forth, appear,
[ioS.?, jfcoc^? rt. ^2k?. with )J unqueneh-
to be manifest, knoton, illuMrious; of frequent
oble, inewtinguishable.
metaphorical tise, esp. as applied to our Lord

^ u*j? )MJL \^\^. a new world hath arisen ^?

JjL^?, pass.
fut. y& J,
^*? and
inf. y+&, act. part.

*^5.?, )L., )&i to

^k?,
be put
upon us; ^..l.^cu *j? o>-3^j^ u*j? i/ts siory
was mode manifest to John; **& wo wj? out, quenched as fire and light; to be extin-

)>.*( **(<*!& *m{o shine forth on me, guished, suppressed, obsmred; to be extinct^ past,

Lord, and I shall shine from Thy light as at an end; \jjI y*}' ^? he vanished like

the day; parts. a) old forra. *-J? risen, shining, smoke. Metaph. of Ji5 famine, )l& cuw beauty i
radiant, bright, brilliant. b) fon. y**J? risen; *axufoi a lwresy, )isJo hope, &c. Ethpe.
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*fl( same as Pe. Pa. ^? to put out or to be brokm to pieces. Aph. *d?< act. part,

qtiench; to extinguish, suppress, check, metaj>h. *& ? \J$+j& to break in pieces, beat very small,

JI^aaS evil, Jfcoo*. Ethpa. *f$l( io be

lom. Palpel &l& topound, hammer. Ethpalpal
put out, extind, quenched, quieted. Aph. *^k?( &s>lU*to be brokm to pieces. Derivatives,
toput out,qumch, extinguish; to subdue, abate, )j>?, U>1> Ut*h Ui!, )M?> JM*.
allay, assuage. Derivatives, Jaj^?, acLX?, jd? 3 m. s. pre. of usoj.

y . 2
m. quenching^ extinction,
m pi. )0 rt. os?, m. d^ry puise.

? rt. *J^?.
iD^?, Uu ? pi- 1
5 1 f*
tr- '^~
'
r^* %0 '*
abolition.
*
5ma?Z, minute, light; l&'+si ]^ light punish*
r^f
fut. iCi^j, act. part. -^? to drive in ments; \&U> the common people, opp. Joioi
a nail; tofasten, tlirust in; to plani; -? the nobles,
l^kijo Jooj he thrust his taif into the ground. JjSac? rt. jd?. m. apestle.
Ethpe. ^tli to be planted, ingrafted.
]>aa?, JLW-d? rt. ^0?. butting, wont to gore.

i-i? fut, joJ^jJ', act. part. f, lt^?. pass. .ol 9 cu? m, a decurion.
4-^Sl toprick, tab. Metaph. to irritaie, wound
)Sj> deti-n), ellipt. the tenth indict.
jilr^l^. m* >CL^J Jfl? Zes passion wound thy
Jlaio-JS? rt. ld?. f. minuteness, fineness;
mind. Ethpe. ^f L< io be irritated, disquieted,
^3^2 icu^S? stone reduced to powder.
Demvatives, J.JS.O?, )i-^?> )u> 8-N ao.
^jo? part. ^5sS? to sift, to clean. Ethpa.
Jt^k? rt. ^.J. m. a smarting of the eyes; >
^?i( to be cleaned.
<m offence, vexation.
JLo? pi. *l- , \lmia. a palm-tree; \j&\s>9
fe*&! fut. fcok, act - P ar ** fc^i J&^!> P a ss. pL Ju m. dim. a little palm-tree.
part. k^Jyf, )k-*-? io sioeat, perspire ; to toii,
Jls^jCuXo? f. pi. ^50*5, J90C^.
labour. Pa. JWk? to sweat profusely. Deriv-
ative, JfcJ^o?. JS>.X. o? m, i^ ruv Tigris. Cf. Heb.
Hiddekel*
\ pi. ii?, Jj&? or \&\ m. a board^ tabiet;
a table, wooden altar; pi. the leaves of a diptych, ^o?, Jii5? pi. JJui? m. ^Ae dim, &? 6ear^.

of a book; }ASw|? J? oars; [AJ+j )? brazen )]^aId? f. a cave or 6and of robbers.

leaves. U-Lo pi. )^- bearded.

Jia? pi. jli&? f. fe s&fe of the body or of J^kiA? pi. JuL m. S*cavoff,a lictor, beadle,
a building. runner; a fixed star; a degree=%6oth part
}H? pi. J^lo? or %m.is? b<mva$, iravelling of the zodiac.
expenses, provision for a journey. ssxs& Pael conj. of *o?.

]*Xs?, *Z*l? hafoihiop, the laureh M^? pi. I rt. *?. a) a/Mfthing broken
small or feafcn p, }cLio? ? beaten up yolks
JfcLa? E-Syr. tlie scab, itch.
ofeggs; puise, b) a shallow; a Utile island.
or ,?;
vi
? ? f occ
see ,? - ?
f ^
fut. cu3*J and ^oj, inf. pass. part*
ud? fut. &oJ, imper. .o o?, act. part. uaif, ,

?. a) fo dig, break, pierce ikr<mgh. b) to tab,

Jjs?, pi. m. ^JL.?, pass. part. *a*i5?, U-, j&l to
thrust, gore JkC^at^ with the horns. Ethpe,
beat, iopound or ^ray in a mortar io break in ;

?t( to be thrust througk Pa. ;i>? to lutt,

pieces, reduce to powder; pass. part, pounded,

mwmle, fine, sifted; slight, least; }.&*? JLi

gore, wound, metaph. *y? ^& ..^ -i ^^
Jlne sand; ? )&m a slight fever. Ethpe. % to^we ^/rom infiicting wozvnds. Ettaph.
mxi ?i/ to fo brohen in pieces, pounded, ground J>1&F to fight, to thrust with the horn,
Dekivatives, J*>o?, Jioo?, )^?, ]l&,
up. Pa. oaiS? io break to pieces, grind io

powder; metaph. ^go^^m^K axe? made

7*e ^?, )ifi? rt m. a tab, a thrust \Zj&f
w3?.
small steps, restrained his steps. Ethpa. ao$1( from a spear; Jo? I^oo? a wotwd*
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Jiu! pi, jL rt. ist. f. apiercing; plmrisy. J? denom. verb Pael eonj. from <^f;
to step forward, proceed, advance gradually,
Itjsttf rt *&j. f. j66 <w^, scwdv&t) powder.
promote. Ethpa. a) <*J?W fo fep w?>> '
marc^'
* act. part. > pi. ~?l? o^i. Pa. ii?
forward; to rise or aai gradually e.g. to
o jfyA* bravdy, strive nard, Js~Lcu* jfUi-
honour or knowledge. 6) to be advaneed,
)^%|? W^ft *Ae Mwinmte of deire. The part.
promoted; to receive holy orders.
issometimesspeltMloo. Ethpa.i*?U o^ ?

J4j? pi. \l-m.a heath-cock, partridge.

sinw. Dtrivatives, )>(?, )>?, )?, JtoWf.
J&.o^j pi. J- f- Zter; a eratK.
>f, )| pi. >Vh \h rt. io?, m. a) eccles.

a procession, cf. )o?. 6) */ie c^rcZe or revolu- )f m. a vt^ura.

tion of the year. c) a generation, an age, a time; u?j? to/ow/ ^J'C veeIi^o theirfilthy

ii ii* in each generation; i?o ii* from one garments.

generation to another; ^.? *iv or ^- ,tf\
!
pi. ^!!, 1^!! m. a) a Awifo. 6)

m seculum seculorum, for ever and ever; ulmus campestris.

in our age, in our times; ^>? "%: in al
)Ioj| rt. )>. m. a winnoiver.
ages, always; )V\ &* ages after, long after;
!C rt. y?.
lioif, JJ^oi pi. ^1, f.

^4lt ) in time to come, infuture ages.

a) a concubine, b) sucker, layer of vine.
or )U| rt. *o.
)?, HM pL r 5? or v f, Jj?
Jio'i ? pi. ii rt. .?. m. a debaler, dispviant,
f. an enclosure, a place surrounded by a fence
dialectician, controversialist.
or pale. a) a sJieepfod, farm-yard, homestead. rt. *->?. adv. controversially.
fcJUo?
b) a court of the tabernaele, temple, of a &j.argumentative,dialectical,
Jiio? rt.*.?.
palace, house, Germ. Bof, a chamber; taf
rhetorical.
)LoaJ^kM the royal court; i\J' k-~t Jlf
a vestibul*,

the courtyard;
open court; Jln^.
)Z&\i ^3f)\H
^ without in
churchea are
J , U?
r
9

$ or JJola-?
m. a winnowing.
rt. J>?.

1- ^i*? Aw,
pi. of.

a Persian gold coin namcd from Darius

the courts of God. worth
who struck them. It ia
m. a wrestling-match ; Hystaspes
J>? or J>{? pi. J? rt. >.
l&w about a guinea.
wrestling, striving, struggling, contest;
^ .i ? Pers. absinth, wormwood.
j !-? Jii ow wrestling is against the

passions. ^h fh or ? oV a nd
fut. ?V act P artl 5 -

U*?? Germ. treten,

J|? fut. jJ,
act. part. )>?, U! to scatter,
t >, Uti, pasa. part.
r ??,
tread out as corn;
5

sprinkle; to uinnovj corn, cf. \UJ athreshing- eintretm, io tread upon, to

upon; to arrive. "With^X
Y-^t to^. )&* *! they sprinkled dust to step or come out or
fio&r;
woman; with l^oJ? toforce or
toward heaven. Metaph. to lavish; jcu!
iy n ^Av thou shalt lavish it upon the poor.
io force

sfnife
a
scions or layers. Ethpb. f
to le

comprehend,
W
thrashed out; metapli. to
Ethpb. wJL/ passive; Po ^ao J?fcJ? ]a^. trodden,
Aph.
J?s incomprelumsible.
cAof dnwn % the wind. Derivatives, Jj > (, percewe;
corn o cwe p to or omtw a<
-l^lo <Am& ;

U?> M?, )fcwof*>, Mf*i U-t^ Jj-?^>. 3

to follow
whether physically or mentally;
|i,j| Ar. m. a vjay.
overtake, come upon, seize; to find,
closely,
to appreiend, waderstand;
amin, obtain;
Metaph. o tete, condition,
<%ree of a dial. came ui>on them;
vs&r fc^r
evii
degrees of the jii^s
place, degree, rank, the order or Mm still alive.
<% were JL -oo?r they found
ministry
al ffie

rank or position;
were
;

fiea<fifZ
oo ^-*
point of death; 14!
Jl'w&

\Oo*4?f
according to their
Jt*
*&*
^^* ^^ ^
rank;
ofexalted

^
With
^.
&c.
P or to
ETHTAP.
Deeivatives, Uo,
W
o rcac?i or com o *A e^ 0/

tO **
Mof, B^oH.
******

Jt ^& 62/ %rees. Debivatives the following

and J^o?- o
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\* rt. w>f, ni. a sfep, taking a step. out or prepare a patb, wth i>*o/ or )LJL*,.
Metaph. to practise, irain, instruct, esp. with
a>?, jfco? rt. ij. f. ifo treading out or
thrashing of corn; J&9?? JfolT ita o# iAai JaSu ; with x& to dispute, debate. Pass. part.

trodden, worn; common, trite; *L+9 Jj wi-

treadeth out ilie corn.
trodden, pathle&s. Pa. *J? ^o practise, train,
i? ony Pael pass. part. f$*o> k&J-ao,
instruct; JJJ1? j-Uola in the way of life.
) &o&a cunning, crafty, tricky. Derivatives,
Pass. part. *ux> 3 )***>> j^j*? practised,

trained, learned; Jotso^ IjA^q^o **?)>a0

loij pi. J^f bpafia, afable, drama. opm,
learned men. Ethpa. *,*?!? io &e
tcutty pi. ttcuutt*; f. Spo/xov, a sor oflight trodden of a road; io 5e disputed, debated;
wssel. to be exercised, trained, instructed, wth )j>4id

Jb*jaf? or Jj&aojf m. pi. dromonarii, to be expert in wa/r; ]Lcu+; )l s> ,,**> m i&e
rowers of a dromon, boattnm. ascetic life. Dkrivatives, J*j**j?, Uo?)
tcamj& rarely \rr ft ft ** ao pr. n.
j Damaseus,

\J*JLm&$\ }
jtjLJsu. froxn the above,
ijw>?, \L** rt. %*if . m. treading or pounding;
metaph. with x& or ^JLaaX a disptdation,
^ij denom. verb Pael conj. from Jua*?

io steer, rwZe^- <a iafe ay w &y *& arm.

controversa controversial treatise; Ji*f
pi. Ja.*? *#&> a gymnamim, school.
ls*^>

liklf pi. ^>?, )*>? m. ifo arm, ie shoulder; jls-,> f. gome herb, perh. cyclamm or
a sleeve.

Jj pi. J$* rt. *?. m. a wrestler, athete,

*,? 3 m. s. pre, of *oj.
warrior, combatant,
iL? denom. verb Pael conj. from |i*;
JLom rt. if. f.prowess; conflict; a contest, io 5^w, gtrani. Ethpa. ^?l( io 6e ^m.
*i fut. jwoiJ, inf. ^ij ? act. part. %*.?, JJLf E-Syr. U*,? pi. Jl. Pers. m. a gf(/i.

Jiif, pass. part. **>?, J^*?> Jl***? (root- v^icf a double-edged blade.

meaning to thresh or iread! out) io tready find Ji? Heb. and Chald. an edict, judgement, latv.

: vJ^ iareh lAscn 3

CI3
co k'go
o the fifth letter of the alphabet. The }o* interjection demonstrative or emphatio
cardinal number g ; w? ordinal the fifth. Lol BehdldJ often used in expressions of
o abbreviation for a) cu o i^ai &, i.e. time afoeady, now, these; ^* J2m^Lt \m
J) Hcdldujah, o or \oto o Rallelujah, -*?-m-& W <> 'Aee eightem years^
Hallelujah. years; in adverbial expressions of time
) the letter o. fo>, U,o* )o* *& /rom Aia ^yy it'me;
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l& joi & from this Urne onwards, hence-

With h
\*^J*>
illusion, idea;
pl. \Z rt.

|*aa^o )>^^? )j dftN &

<q^p. m. an imagination,
forth; \&& Jw ^ hmoejbrward. ) .

inter- this world of illusions and dreams; Y^^*

J? /or behold, because, already; ) J

\.=>^Jo i? ideas from books.

rog. not ? is it not so ?

ooi, **, GLaot, ^o imperative of verb Jl^g^oi rt. <^^t. m- a phantom, apparition,
o*, gfti l^rf &c * 5 interj, of encouragement appearance, illusion; Y^J* )o )J t n^ ram

or exhortatioii, come. sacrificed instead of Isaae was no pkantom.

cJsoi denora, verb Pael conj, froin U^o*

to bloom, Uossom; metapb. toflotmsh, glitter, io the imaginative faculty, the second of the five
beshowy; act. part. ^*ao, pass. part. *o^ mental senses.
florid, adorned, splendid, foaming as new wine; J^-^p rt. <^o. ni. delirium, illusion.
loo o^^o chcl&I? li<^ *** conqdexion t; f r
^j^o. adv. in vain semblance,
w/wc/i aci been florid; Joo cop *9*$d spuriously.
wreailied or garlanded unth leaves. a phantom, ^o.
)t&^> pl. )l'Z- rt. f.
' '. pi. *!-, )1 ajlower, Uossom; |^=>
illusion, imagination; a vain fancy, sJww or
*.. y
,_ s
.owers of various colours ; \aj*ji \Jz>ot
pomp; the heresy of the Phantastiasts.
verdigris; U^? saltpetre. Derivatives,
\S^j, )lUL rt. ^ot. adj. fantastic,
as verb, )k-e, fc J^sopo, JLcuxsope.
fanciful; a Phantastiast.
COGNATES, U>i, \s^L
J^iea^o rt. PfcO. m. ruin, destruction in
^oot, JL& m. vanity, emptiness; %a
, \^ ~ vanity ofvanities; ^.s wjl % vain
the active Bense, cf. Jid^A,^^.

J^. m. meditalion; severe suffering.

or" empty life. Derivatives, l,.. t., N a oi,
,.
)^4 rt.
JLo*!*^ rt. j^o. f. ruin, destruction in

the passive sense.

J1A pi. ii- m. a Jierd, swineJierd.

m. a rare forai for JkAso* see below. ; lil^ei pl. 11 rt. J^w. m. meditation, study,

^
Jlot

JJKa, llsU- pi. m- * Jl&- adj. from

vain, empty, pi. m. followers of vanity.

;
^ subject of study;
beginner, a syllable;^* .a^^so^. M-sa?
reading by syllables as a

we began to learn reading; U^oi *- ^o^

"
Jiy.K^a from^o. f. amty.
J&i> or jfc^=> f. Aerd, drove, line esp. syllabic; Ji^ -3^1
Jfc^oao trisyllabic;

Cognate, jk^?- JII^o -? octosyllabic metre; U^? J^

a
of camels.
jj^ffl from M^=- * a ^oom Uossom. J articulate sound; \&*J*s> \Oo^ in these very

imper. u^o o meditate with

He
of the o words.

subject. Ethpa. ^Jtlf to meditate; a) to o^jO fut. y4sJ> act - P art ?**>
- h**&>
plan or scheme with ? of the intention, with pass. part. ^ot to ruin, destroy, overthrow,

^jL or^a-o^ against; cu^atri?** they break doum, hew doicn. Ethpe. js^lf *0 be
planned this affair; wo.cLx ^ols*> Jlofow ruined. Pa. *J* t0 1}reak down ruin utterty-
'

7ie plotted rebellion against Mm. b) to read Cast,, licLSCU^CH.

syllable by syllable, study, brood over; gram. t

l
4
^oi or ^ pl. |1- m. r,yen&v,

Derivatives, U^> U*-^, a prefect, procurator, governor; Mgoumenos

to vocalize. or

prior of a monastery.
^^o not used in Pe.; root-meaning to p 4 9 m
fanovia, prinGi/pality prefecture.
J

)t Of f. }

in sleep. Pa. t0
dream,
imagine, fancy.
see visions
Ethpa. sg^ptU to
SS
<
^ !J>

fancy,
U^o pl. ^ rt, )^o. ra. reading, the art of

reading; a syllable.
imagine, conceive mentally, devise; *>-*<

a dromedary.
jU*a* ucUm^ia
conceive foul fancies.
<^4Ji^^ he began to
Derivatives the seven
\isjt
9 9

Arabs, Saracens.
va.

pr. n. Ilagar; *4, ^**

Derivatives the three
or ^
following words, Lj^^oot, J-i-^^k-*5

aud jioJ.^j^JjOD. following, J-v^ooo and Jtoti

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*^o*/ denom, verb Aphel conj. from the Jfclo?o^o. Ethpa. pfatl/* a) to be dismem*
above; to become a Mohammedan, apostatize bered. b) to be formed in the wonib.

to Islam; JS^o^ perverta to Islam. Ethpa. uf o uo?om, inf. *o?o>J&, a^t.part. ^t *

fut.
r r
U the same. to meditate, hence io g#6 heed, attend, apply

Ut^J* pi ju ra. a Mohammedan. oneself ecvrnestly, generally with o of the object.

Derivatives, Udo?*, I^d?o.
)L'cu^p f. Islam, Mohanvinedanism.
\J>iot rt. a?o*. m. meditation^ attention.
j (rare), )?> fera. i7sy *** Jfoj ifos &; ifo Pe. only participial adj. w?o, ;*?
see jjo,
)iw?o adorned, comely, acceptable t agreeable,
)?o fut. )?om, part. j?o rare in Pe. /o honourable; )U^]j^L^aeomelyyouth; )*U"
lead, direct Pa. %? io lead, direct with \hL*\~> ^*<xabeautifully wooded country. Pael
i* ; )?c*> X *$? UaXo everything that
*f parts. same form for act. and paas. > opp
he hath corwmanded and directed us to do. io adorn, glorify; o^f l^oN^nN |J/ iopo
Ethpa. ?l( to be led, guided; with }*\ / gw ^fory io iAe ^m^ of heaven; |XqA
by the hand; to follow, with o
lo^x or
)fi shining garments. Ethpa. y;oii( io 5e
JoikJ *J> Zei him folloiv my example. Debiv- glorified, konoured; to receive gifta as mar&s
ATIVES, J*?Ot, Jtcu?*, U? J^?Oot JjUfO*, pay or receive Jionov/r, i|jit
3 3
of high esteem,
J
:

Iqll.?oj-2o, U*;ko> Jlcuu?otboo* )aL )Xoa\a> ^x&> thou skalt be

]o4Jtto*o
^^sTijo* a corruption of tbe Heb. harel konoured by us vnth robes and titles of honozt/r.
mount of God ; metaph. the altar. DERIVATIVESjija, ls*i*?o*,]ioi*;oft,|*j?oo.
mofo rt. too. inquidtive, garrulous. ]j constr. st. >?oi rt. >?. m. ewcellency,
U?oi, j&L? pi. ra. JJoi f. j&l'o rt. J?o*. glory> honour.
a leader, guide, teaclier. )ioi? pi. . m- v8pav\t$, some musteai in*
strwment, perhaps a water-organ.
t^?> ^cu?w m. ]l^cu? f. pi. m. ^JL,
i f. Jfcw. iSw&tjj?, &imple, untaught, ignorant 00* m. *# f. E-Syr. 00, ei pi. m. .i< f.

M-i n a ofreading; } 1 4
; .,. . dL^ unlearned; \ ^*J? pron. 3 pers. hef she> ii, they; him, her, it,

stupid, plebeian; pi. cojwmon people. them; he himself she kerself&c; this, that, these,

&JJ^a*?oi adv. plainly, ignorantly. those; o?, hojj who, which; whoever, whatever,

ILcu^Q-^fot idioreuz, ignorance, lach whosoever,whatsoever, some, some or otlier, any

f. of
knotvledge, want of experience. one, some one, anything, somethi?ig; the pi. is

JLcufei rt. Jjok f. leading, direclion; way,

found but less commonly. .cu/ and j^are
manner. used after active verbs instead of the pronominal

Uite pi. |JH;o

suffixes tOo*? ^=iAew. In poetry the frst
rt. Jfo. ni. a leader, guide,
teacher.
sylable is sometimes dropped for the sake
of the metre, ycuir*
kJ (*?* rt. }. adv. handsomely, splendidly.
o and *# are often pleonastic but with
Jlo^o rt. ifoj. f. comeliness, excellence;
emphatic with ^*? but/ o can
force, esp.
honour; jl lo^joi aw honourable life.
stand with another pers. pron. of any number
y?*, J^sefoi pi. ^-, J> m. a Z/wiJ, member,
or gender, )J/ o / myself When oo* follows
part of the body; \2UL }^>?ci iAe fomtfa a^ an
J*ftfl*> J^^> H?*^ 1 ^ internai organs; k? oi
( the o* takes linea occultans and the o forms
the diphthong au, the *
of the } being ehanged
JSl&, Jj-^cu 14? oJ *I!o* &c. iAe genital
to * West-Syr.; East-Syr. keeps
;
'; u and \!L
organs; jooioi Aflp&S muiilation; foi ? form the diphthong oi/ and ^L m, * and
Kmft 63/ &*7?i6,

a jw< 0/ speech, a word or

discourse,
piecemeal. Metaph. a ^ari of a
sylable.
\Z- ei; oo J& from the heart/ ootUa
it is hard; 5* and )?* make wo ] o> E-Syr.
Derivative the following but uo, W-Syr.;
)| Mim; ? **5
]?> S iAe
oi denom. verb from |^o;oi ; io dismember, iAai which; U ^f && twy; ^ ^ <me,
cui in piece$9 pase. part. <p?o^o, Jj? one only.
 ocn 101 >aao

oot often serves as a copula, the o quiescing stay with; otiaJ i.&Sk )oo ke was aone; with
and tlie o* or Z coalescing with the preceding & io be for one or on his
become, be ma.de, done or wrought, to come
side. b) to begin to

consonant; ooiJj?? *2?U? I <**> *$H$ or be,

r
2^jT Aow ari/ ys&f %ph* #<>w r; to pass, happen; often in exclamations with
**o *? or fc*<w J>? to&o ta, ;&icft a/ kuo pron. suffix womoo )xs what is ihis why is

;e j( whai are these? o y>* or this? uJOj> Jjo, jo? fl& what or that

<&^ for ^X which has befallen me? f joL &l'even if it

dkZa &Za*e<Z a &e; )*>
heyppem that. The act. part. is uaed inaper-
to Thee, O
Lord; ii =00 Jl /te ia ow^;
* y =
* j
o* i
wAo ia ke ? who is ihis ? and sonally, it comes to pass, takes place &c; when
generally con-
= o )ix> what is ihis ? Aow is it ? used with pron. 2 pers. pi. is

i**I^L;=wSj fv\^. is ia evident; wgjjJai i tracted .eWo 2/ow a^e. Pass. part. Mfo,

o sometimes represents our definite created; JIliaTo Uoo. crea^ and temporal;
ia ^reatf.
oj ot generally written cuoo pi. 6em#s, createcZ ^mg'S, Germ. Wesen, all
article rfie;

and -S generally ulo E-Syr. a**, u*o things that are or that may be created; cf. U.
an auxiliary verb Jo, with o quiescent,
<Aa ia io say, irf ai, fo aame, <Aa* *wy / cuoo?, c) as

ui o? who indeed is, who or wkich itself. a) with the participle forma the imperfect
* r 4 P - tense ; Joo "*>i he knew; OOC! ^a they
o* ^ oo* m. -> woi f. pi. m *o %o-Jo
V wereserving; Jo Joo there was, Germ. es war;
. cuoi f. Jo* j5 Jet i^e same; oo * ooo o*-
the aorist
$) with the pre. sometimes equals
one and the same.
more generally the pluperfect, )o \%( he had
o. E-Syr. oo) or 6o f. Jo>, pi. m. vcuo f.
come, d) after s-/ impersonal, there was, there
~J are derived from oo &c, with Jo prefixed
were, Germ. es gab, es war; )oo is used with a
adding demonstrative force ; demonst. pron. he, with the sing.; )oof is often otiose
pi. as well as
she,they,that,those; Germ. der, die, das; answers U- he began;
a) after another preterite, joo
to the Greek def. art.; repeated one the
9 looi D not that; (3) before another Joo or
other, somesomej often used as antecedent, Aph. oo/
ooo) : v^ before impersonal loo.
6a l"as, as as tkough, in ^ r* 11" * '
?
T r, ? -
T if,
to give existence, to create; ^a^.?
*v
Jfce*a
manner as, so as, as one who, because, con-
like
JS-oo/ '0
i

i)i power w/w asi grm e:Bis-

sidering that, inasmuch as; ? ~o*3 therefore,
ence io aZZ things. Ettaph. oeillf to receive
on that account; ? Jo && unless; - >&* be made or created. Deriv-
existence or being,
after that; ? J&, ? ik U*l> so that, so atives, Jo, Jia-oo, U-oojo, ]Loi*oojo,
far as to; ? k 6 o* ^
on that account;
Derivatives,
Jx*ootls^a, )louooils^o<
\ w ^- because of this.
o)^o^{oo pi. U^o^lo ^ayyi\t0P,
ji,o*-o, JlsuexjJi-o, ^a-o, k-U^. v
gospel; usual spelling .o*X^o/.
Joo see JJ.00. m. apretence, a counterfeit.
;
)4^po rt. ^55,0.
apoc.
|om fut. Joom, apoc. J&j, voooJ,
pi.
J-i/ * rt - ^- m - niediiation > study, exercise,
yoou, 2 fem. *eL, apoc. *i &c, inf. |oi, practice ; syUabification, the addition of a letter
imper. o o (the pre, is often used as an or spelling
to facilitate enunciation; a reading
and pers.), act. part.
imperative esp. in the
m.
book; K&* */ oU irv # i>''-

lo, Uo, paes. part. )o, Uo, J^-oo, pi.

n.Mnciai'io o/^^io.
MMi! Uoo, f. i6 o. a) the substantive verb
or IJ^o'o, 1U4, ph m. a^
remain or /ive ftt a j?;?ace
Uipi,
o 6e, io eaiisi; to oe, Cognate, U^o.
dromedary, a strong camei.
esp. with adverhs of place ; to be sold for with
m. a rule, direction.
JIfo*o pi. tf rt. )?o.
o of the price ; with & to be with, follow;
with -frS.- t i to be instead of, succeed; with ^ oToo rit. abbrov.; see o J/allelvjah, halle-

to liave, jwssess; to be for, serve as, be held or lujah.

considered; with JCa^S* to marry ; oot o interj, of grief or sorrow, generally

bewarel talce care! with ,q^ to be mth, repeated, Alas! alas! woel
 >OC|3 102 i^^Ajs^aocw

woo, \loo> pL JJ rt. Jo>. m. generation, jjo pi. ^"o, |jo constr. st. E-Syr. t,
genealogy, being, birth, origin, existence; omoo "W-Syr. o oi m. a) the mind, reason; op cm ^
Ix^k coming into existence of
)t*j*=>? the *JLt he has gone oui of Im mind; Jl? U
man, of the world; metapb. accession of an ojoo* uo*c-S /ies reason returned unt o him;
emperor, of a bishop; ojloo mo*, ^o from JJooi <llii> intettectual, able; JIuo Jiooi natwral
rt*
itsfirst beginning, from its origin; U oo*i )iV capacity; )Joo mean-
jlj irrational. b) sense,
ii came to be, it came to pass; ]Ioo uk-( ing; an opinion, dogma; JLj? )ioc* *6 s^se
io bring into existence, create; pi. substances, or meaning of the toords. Derivatives, *c#
things or beings al/ready in existence, primary verb, jxJjoo, ls*)s>oo*, jiajoo^o, l^jij0ofcoo,
elements or existences, opp. juoi i/iose things Jjjoo*ioo, fc^*)jJo^s^ Jiaucot^oo. ?

or &een<7$ which derive from them.

jj^foot = Ujo* an axe.
c. o o> contraction of 001 o o i.e., that is
Jluoof, J&JL pi. m. )!. f. )ls^ adj. from
to say.
Jjow. o/, to or m i/i mind, existing in the
CUCCS rt, Jook f. iAe creation. mind, intellectual ; J&Jiooi JlVs- i^e ador-
4
^ocH with >& whence ts
wtience is xtt
it? ^001 ^> ai?W of the mind; )JjJoo U^X^>a revelation
&j/ ^raoio? wlierefore art ihou sad? to the mind.

|oo or }[* pi. IPow, *flo)Jo or *ioio* )3oo pi. ]&oot m. a breath, breaihing, pwff
f. uXjj, matter, material, the material part e. g. ofair; avapour, odour; inbreathing, afflaius;
of chrism, of baptism ;
}J sC& /*e material jk'vii ? )ao5i iAe 6reaiA of wisdom; "^Jk.
world ; pi. material impulses, temptations or iow It*, jXaao the divine afflatus rested upon
&*&. DeEIVATIVES, Ul\oo> ? jlcul\oo. Moses.

jl^loo* pi. jJL rt.^oj. m. jyraising, a shoui JlaT*3ooj pi. JJL spet also To&o}, joSco*,
ofjoy, a chant or hymn; a hulla=one of the Zsoo*, vTroSiaKovo?, a subdeacon.
twenty sections into which the East-Syrians
3oo* f. iAe o^tce o/ a subdeacon.
divide the Psalm s; a hallelujah, a chanting
u^tw^m o* 1 cl> o o* aud UY^mlo-SOo viroQeat)
of hallelujah after a psalm or portion of a
hypothesis.
psalm.
J*A*^io3oo* adj, hypothetical, condiional.
ui^Looj, )ii , jlJ pi. m. JI f. Jlsl^
from ^oo. of or p&rtaining to matter, material, ifloa^soo and *ca^3ow pi. unZ^oo and
carnal; pi. material things; Uiixoo* im- Jtf
Q.^6ft vttotos, a consul, prefect, man of
material, noi subject to matter as angels or the
consular rank*

mimstry of the Church. "ioof or ooi vnareia, COnmlship,

jicua^kOo* from JJoo*. f. materiality; with JJ

office or nm& o/ a consuZ; consxdar largess,
a of money amongst the populace as
scaitering
consuls or emperors were wont to do when on
too denom. verb from JJ; Pael only
a progresa
pass. part. yoopo, Jioo**>, )^Joo*Jao endowed
9 *
with reason, raional, intellectual, wise. Ethpa. ^o, Uoot ,!_, ]L rt. yo*. m.pi.

*oo*m to come to onds senses, regain reason, a going or turning back, round or dW*;
mater oneself Palel ^Jow to mind, be hence a course or revolution of the stare,
mindful of act wisely; '%S^ h*J-JOot she a revolving in the mind, deliberation9 contro~

behaved wisely towards. Ethpalal *Joo*t( versy; a manner or tea?/ o/ &/fe, conversation,

to understand, be undersiood, be mindftd of converse, dealing, often pL ; jli <*oo answ&r-

with^Jfc.; to regain one's reason; U^T jago ing bach; legal, JuniiJ ^o disposal or
p _ r demdng of wealth; gram. infieclion, conju-

a woman gation.
how long is required to observe

tvidowhood for her Jmsband ?

Eft.
vu vaaoo
. virofivrjiMaTa, acts, records.
 ;
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Jb^Ioe pi. J*L mrjptTtjs, an attendant, temple; a chwrch, JJs*j|jo Jls^aua| Ia-* fo
inferior officer. Chwrch of the Beswrrection of the Lord the =
Mi&oot or usooJ> pi. jl- or o;oo wrapxo? Church of the Holy Sepulehre. E-Syr. that
a prefect, procurator\ governor of a prcmince* part of a church which is for the people=Eng.

**oo pi. fioJJw. or uxu^tf'Oo cnapxta, a nave, see )LV^- Metaph. Hota* the ^JL
province.
temple oflightlieaven; the B. V. M. is called
jo^U? oSaqi the temple ofGod. Hence
Jicukiioo pL |ZL. E-Syr. subdeacon; see
ot^ 1/ denom. verb; jfcLVv )o^L^
^flooiooj Homs, an Egyptian deity. eSpc*, its^ots^ ^^iucilS^? <?0# 2&e TFord who
a soutli-east wind. had, as it were, a temple prepared for Him in
tlie Virgin,
jlooi pi. Jgoi, JLooj f. an a&yss, deep; great
a way jWZ JjLoi and J[cuS same as ^ooj mater,
l \^Jo
f.
cavern; )L'ooo J-iio/
and chasms; )hJJf JLoo the deep material.
of snares
wherein the dead obide. -zsL^oi act. part. J&-**&>, W*\ ooo,
)^oi pi. JI- m, a m<2 ofthorn, a bramble, ) tA^aCfc pi-a&j pass. part. xo^0 PaieIj conj.
of +Jo( see p. 19, to believe, havefaith or cot&-
* pers. pron. 3 p. s. f. A^e, for, i7wsy
fidence in, to be faiihful 9 trusted.
see oo.
|1ol*cu ^o(. f. In the 0,T.,fvrmne8S,
rt.
Joi demonst. pron. 3 p. s. f. she, her, that,
truth, faithjulness, an qffice; )tq aft >o-^> 1

the; see 00.

fcrnZ^ faithfully. N. T. and later, /a&&, <Ae
a governor; see )jcL^a^o*. Christian faith, religzon, doctrine, creed;
JLo^js&^S aprefecture; see jLaxaa^ot. tJfckLcue* ohjectively oz^r rdigion, our belief;

m^I*o adv. of time, ai that time, then; 00 <*>t

l: ji'cti woi <Ae orthodox faith;

*-L o henceforth, after this, afterwards ucg-*?|? Ifcca^cu Arianism; xLc*$unbelief;

*^3^ot same as **Z*o>. a&*o lo^l iyawJ q/7 /a/A. After another
^I*o contr. of *-? uoi, adv. of time, tfta, noun it has adjectival force, JLolxuo yw>
at tiuit time; ***o) ^so or **o* >Jsa -io a ^rtte or faithful friend.
/rom that time, henceforward ; ***oi jj^^x [oo* adv. Aere (rare).
or *ZoX until now, hitherto.
Iod another form of tod( 5, so, iAiiS,

uJo contr. of wot <*Of &a is to say, id est; likeivise, as many.

4*15? tohich is or whicli itselfis.
^s*g WOZ0, </^w, iA^5, so, therefore, for.
Jlic* and )]^jJIot; see under J^*.^*,
^5j }ioo* so, ^Aw5,
3
m iAis t^ay, o/J^r <As
Jta*io>from ulot f. state9 condition, identity, manner, likewzse, in like manner, such; \jJdc

essence, liheness, mien. U5o*o such and such; Uaotf UxdL a nation
JL'cuouiuQi from oi 5 **> f. identity, being like this or such as this. With preps, this;

&e rami ; with > m Kfe manner, likewise, in oo **i? *nSS#| & 5t>r<, 0/ tfftis opinion,

thesame way; u Y m
by the same these; ^o*= i this, in this, tliereby, thereat,

name. herein; ^ao* i]^> ajf^r i/ws, henceforward;

\L&JL+c*, ]is*Iot*a*ol pi. )JL_ from i ** ^00*0 OD* il^s a/ier a such a time, after cer-

oi adj. sam, 0/ 2fo ame nature, identical, tain time; o*^> to this; ot?^g^2> on this

equal, generally with )^o) motion or move- account; o^ about tJie matter, on this

business.

^jUiofJLo adv. t the same or Zte )*9&a3ot; see j^^ouaoko/ exile.

"^oi ; see ^,i^ afar, leyond, aforetime,

^a*, jkuoi pi. |,1* m. apalaee; a temple-, theneeforth.

the temple at Jerusalem; Jicua^iuci the holy ^.j not used in Pe. PAEL%i2oi to praise,
 .

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ckant praises, sing hattelujahs. Ethpa. lected, disregarded. Deeivatives, Jxoo

^^&oLf a) to chant, intone; l) to deride,
Aphel ^i/*
scorii. fut. ^oJJ or ^om, j, U*-ioi rtfiipa, a liquidmeamre,ahin;
part.^)o or"^o* moch with o to deride, a vesseL
of the person. Deeivatives, JlX o ot, U oX^o,
oe, U^o pl. Jl Pers. m. a beli, girdle.
k-JiXo^, U^C*S>, Jfc*^W, j^Xol. J

*
Ji*ioj pl. m. J* f. Jt oMpos, a Jiostage,
<v 9 9
*o_>o, ^Xcw unusual forms of cu o* 3 m. envoy; apledge.
^ey,
pi.

&- jio-^oi
</iem, i7^xi, the; see 001.

rt. <Ao*. adv. swiftly, speedily.

JlsL&o*

Jjiioo
comp. of ),
on that aceov/nL
^, and \L, hence; ^
ia^oj not used in Pe. Pa. ^oj a) ^0 #0,
jaoo f. death or the place of the dead; *t
^0 ot, mo?e forward, jyroceed, walk, travel. JkoaAZ ^j| JIocl he brahe the bars of
b) used of time, Jlxi
on; of business, of judgement, Jl*?
sentmce is pronounced or carried ovi;
rf^^ &i ftfitf

^y^aw go
iAe
of
goomy death.
m*Loc, UaI&oo or o* pl. ]2mm.a nechlam,
neckchain.
leprosy io spread. c) to act, behave. d) to
Ethpa, ^Lo^( h&jtto fut. hfioojsoop, part. uaft,v>o im^oot.
make walk, lead. to be ;

traversed ; ^Nl^ Jj J*dl^ pathless

a) to meditate, muse upon think upon with a
of the object; Ulx* 00 *aoj
9

|? <Aat which
mountains. Deeivatives, k-JsoSwoi, Ja^w,
the mind does not perceive, inscrutable. b) to

seek, study, attempt with^. or ?; nmapoi

gloaOO^ i/iey 5^^ io show; ll^Od tsozioojf
|, 1&^ Pl. m. \L, f. )L rt. ^. no one ma^ attempt the abrogation of these
one who goes on foot, walks, a peripatetic
canons. c) io attack with o, wu^gi
Cuaojaoo* \Oom9
.
,

philosopher; Jlila^ko JicLlJl animals wldch r

i^e two wild beasts attacked each other.
walk on the ground opp. jl&Ui and J&i^ Derivative the following
thosewhich swim or fkf; )k*2&Qt \%^eo a vine
trained against a prop or tree.
&aoo* or )mbo pl. JJL rt. ua&oo. m. m^z-
tation 9 thought, thoughtfulness, a thought;
JAX rt. u^ o*, m. a going, way, walk;
touch.
J^Xot !s*s> ?al&, pas&age, corridor.
y, M m. ?, )? f. ^o>, pl. c. demonst.
j]a!ot and J&i^ pl. Js_ rt. ^ok pron. th8y these; him^ her-, itself; )Jo^ o^S,
a going, walking, ireading, marcfling; pl.
)?o>a o jb this very in the same
. , . .
. ; ) ?,
goings, steps, ways; jja^* J^*=ki^o* fc^o, ^ioj mchas this suchas these,ofthis
)jg) **\l, y

^b& to praise; see^oi. sort; oS$ )jo and )Jo) o^> 50 v^y, so greatf
fuCL^S Heb. hallelujah, crying of Jialle- so much, so greatly, all this, to swcA a degree.
lujahs; | cf V c* )$aoJja hallelujah psalms, Mo fut. JJomj part. Jjoi io fee agreeable,
i.e. those which begin, Praise ye the Lord. gratefid, pleasani; to afford phasure, pisase,
[fi^ pl- x& na. usually in the pl. carved Ethpe. uJofi/ and Ethpa. ujoii( io ^am
ornaments on the inner wals of the Temple, proj^i or mjoyment with o or . Aph.
perh. gourds or jlowers; lattice or fretwork; yJoif io profty avail, beneft; )JL>c*i jii

jLZ^ }ja^o* fretwork, chainworh Jteb^ ofwhat good is prayer? J-Li mJo^a
Ju^ij waier benefits the earth, Deeivatives,
\*ooi not used in Pe. Aphel i*otf 0 turn
JJ*jo, fc^^o, 3loUo and Jlcwo, U*jo,
away or avert the eyes. a) to dzsregard, 3

negect with o or ^; aXTv S &, i

^
JlabJ> io neglect prayer. b) to allow; to
)aj m. a^ axce to hew stone.

delay; J^be^^A* +B U( while I delayed Oj or Hji Jnia. The river Indus.

a Utile. Ettaph. *Jqo1{ io neglect, to be neg- Mo^ jliLo^ f. pl. m. U, f. }An2 an
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v :cn 105

Ethiopian, Cushite, Nubian, a Hindoo; adj. J^C^aSo* J^^ ai Oie onslatcght; pi. conira*
Indian. dictions, conrariety,frowardne88.

J^fi^jei cV8e*arrj, the deventh indict. jasopmp.^,m3o &c; see J&CLAttuSt

Ijo^jdjo see Sj/ aw indict, i.e. a cycle of a- overseer, bishop.
fifteen years,
Kfoi fut. ^^Sop, inf. o9o^, act. part. >*of,
cu & contr, from co)jo; see ee.
iow, pass. part. *+**, > Js
, . a) io wrn,
.cu

.cu o*
o*

;
another form of >c&o
see eoi ; deraonst. pron, 3 m. pi.
; see under ooj.
tliey,
change, rnove, retwn; ^aoSo ^H ^owgr

a?id coming i.e. continuatty ; Ulxu* udo ^

them, these; the, that.
suw wwii down; ^o^om? Jl? ] f?tfw wiwe ^Aa<
cJoi, lUjoi, )-Uj pi- ni. jl^c* f. J^o*,
begins to turn; \\\lir%\ yowl^oa** J^aSoj <Aetr
J&jot rt. Uo*. sweet, fragrant, pleasant, grate-
Iove turned to hatred; with o, Ji?
ful, agreeable; }JLi 4*Joi sweetsmelling ; woj
yS> <&ras ti please you, do you like? **h*joi
)^, y^-k
J^^sojftjs <o retract, breah an oath,

one's zvord, a promise; with ^ to retwn, give

\&1%-*flk% Ui cu (contr. for uo> II^) sweei ts
baok, restore; raetaph, to turn, be a pervert,
repose to the harassed.

JLoJuJo) pL jLo&Te and jL'cwo pi. JL'&Joi

convert, JL'o'Jj^ io Islam; Jl'o^c^o
)>^.cna>^ to turn bach
^
from Magianism; with
rt. Jjo. f. szoeetness, pleasantness, pkasure;
or away ; with ^ to turn bach or away from
uA^y
7 pleasu/re-overs,

U2L9 hmwy;
phasure-seekers,
often fig-, U^ ^
to tem /rom folly, ^S>
luzwrious;
iAey fepi sweetly.
Joi j LoJ*Jo2> ttaa.
}^4 /ro?n in, Jfcoa-1 to Zea^e of from^
anger; with^jL to cliange within, return to;
fcJU^o rt. JJo. adv. gladly, willingly;
to turn upon, attaek b) with ace. or ^ to over-
wo^^ loo* )Ukft sIjJJi sAe listened
throw, ruin. c) yw preceding another verb
gladly to his words.
agreeing with it or with ^ before the governed
Jocij pi. - ^toxof, a charioteer, driver.
verb, has adverbial force, again; i^o ^9 01 te
Metaph. a clierub, \Zj Jocuu y*X #</* iAa
sentagain; el( <&&<ikegwmeback. Particpial
cherubim who cli upon Thee.
adj. changed, inverted, upside-doum; perverted,
!ffti ,ifn,- i*^T fjvloxos, a constellation, iAe
perverse, contrary, JfcoXo \&( averted facesj
Waggoner.
\'< J^aScu perverted doctrims. Ethpeel
Jjo*, UI S rt. JJo*. m. use,projit, advantage;
**o*ir ) refl- to *wm, <r ro^nci in bed,
jj o JJL& ^/tat groocZ & &? wat is *7w wse ?
sjyring back like a bow, to bow oneself, be moved,
AjaJOr, m^Joi or 53o inaKrai fjfiepai,
change, often with )a the mind, Jo^, J^^
epacts, intercalary days,
or Jj*L-ii the bowels, 6*i2>*%JL c^o&-J oaSotL/*
jjo; see *o*. upon her b) pass. to be
Aer bowels yearned son.
Uac&o pi. JJL. rt. yS. m. changing, waver- changed, transformed,\&otk*& U& Oritelf
ing, overtuming, upsetting, ruin, perverszon; arsenic whm it is transmuted; of wine, to i^rw,
return, reversal; astron. revoution, retrograde aro?# sottr. c) to Se overtvrned, overthroum, cast
motion; logic, inversion; yls>Q>oJ>in inverse down or out, Uol>JiJ Nineveh shall be
order, inversely. overthrown. Pa. ^oi to twm, change, over-
Jjfc^cia pL ILrt. y&o*. pervertea, contrary. throw; with ojZ*? to stretch his hand out again,
) jciot pi. J* rt. *o. m. a babbler, praier, i.e. to Zay //awfe ow wore, continue to
seize;

braggart. with |bo to exchange words, converse. Era pa.

^jLsuSo rt. o*. adv, adversely, crookedly. ^ifto lWi with U^ or ^ of place and
jl'o-D^iot rt, Mdof. f. retrogression, reflux; person ; toturn about, back, round; to over-
jliL5ii icuaASoi retrograde motion; icux^So* turn; to go about, do, have to do, be occupied,
employed, deal, lire with o of the place, oceu-

j&uiot fero. emph. participle of ^3* = patioT), or mode of Hfc; \sut* ^$30*^ J2J.
Bubst. an overthrow, rever se,ruin; an onslaughi; merchants are busy wtth gain; ^A^-SotftsiO
1
 v^ CTJ 106 Ki^nco

KlUiX we live loosely; also with o to recevoe by }>AJa the answer or \li*> the solution; an
usury ; with oaa to turn over or revolve in op2)Oslte argument, an answer, an antiphon.
his heart; with p& of the person, to Jutve to JjoJloi n\jj Wj 9
sale without warranty.

do, hold converse or intercourse, be intimate fcma!^9oj fm\m, simply, Imstily.

with. Aph. w/^a) io turn, change; to ead, io* act. part. *, J&, pass. part. ;-*o*,

bring or move from one place to another, e.g. )', )t to babble, prate, brag. Derivative,
h^^ajtoch b) with \& often also with ^o
io tom one's ^/ace away from = io to one*$ JoJo* or |i^o), t&ofj&o or ^ocio3h pi.
back, hence to kw or fail, refuse, forsake, IiSS, see Ijd^oo; tTrapxos, the governor of
io flee; to turn away, forbear. c) with ^ a province.
or*^jL to turn onesdf towards ; to translate, ]LdlD;i>o* f. tfAe governorship of a province.
d) to overthrow, upset, subvert. e) to bring,
^o^s and ~?^3ch pi. %a>J^o*>ot a prefectv/re,
send or put back, to resiore, retum, cause to province; cf. ]^^oo.
retum. f) esp. with lec^J^ to retu/rn answer,
io* fut. ioiJ, part, no to barh or yelp; to
ansiver, retort with loC^ or^jJL, with Vio,*
quarrel, fight, with yuL. Aph. foffut. >)J
he brought forward an objection in the form of
or ioj, part. ioijj or y c^i fo do iarm or /Wr,
a question, he retorted with a question. Dekiy-
molest, annoy, irriiate, be ai strife; with \xi&
Atives, laoo, JwOoSch, Jjfcooo*, fcs*Ja*3j,
to whei tJie tongue. Also pass. to be hurt.
]ioiu3ot, JfejXftoi, Ja9o#, U&o>, loot, fe*4a9e*,
Derivattvbs, )>io, JUoi, U>li<x, Ujo&>,
Uo9ot, jicwi>c ]lsa3ot, ; Uao^o, jLaLao*ao,

ySo*, \so* rt. y&&. adj. corvtrary, rebellious;

^o fut. ^*o*j, inf. i^Joc), act. part. ^w,
pi. f. J & oj perversions, perversities.
^i io mw ^jp(m f op|% tfo mind, dweU
upon in thought often with ]l^L^ thonght,
yo, \JlBo* rt. *3o*. m. inversion; with o
jl^S^itmind or the like as nominative, with o
forms an adverbial expression, vice versa, on
of the object ; to strive after, seehfor preferment.
tlie contrary, in an opposite way, contrary to,

ydot, l^to* rt.. uot, m. a) inversion, )io

Us* pi. K- rt. *%Jo>. m. study, musing.
p ^
oomx^oJoj heretics; see ^iw.
jlci ugp? iwoerse order; J3f <*3ot averting the
face. b) overthrow, ruin.
of o), poof pi. ^iL, ZL m. aprnfxa, sweet
spicC) fragrant herb.
s-*Ujw or &*.ao rt. jo*. adv. bottom-
upwards, topsy-turvy, inside Jjliaooi adj. from the ahove. sweet-smeUing,
oui, in reverse or
retrograde order; preposterovsly. fragrant, aromatic.

^
>*
Jli
pi.

verse, retrograde;
f.
oftener

^_,
^>, j&L pi m.
Jfcd- rt. ^3o*. pervertea, per-
adverse, contrary.
^ jL'cu&ooyoi
aromatic gualiy.
$& imper. of verb jo* o rzw.
from the above. f. aroma>

Jl ft a go> rt. uBoj. f. inversion; an objection. M^J or *flocui*Jioi pi, J^Jj, gaa
ILk J&iM pi. m. ^, JI_
f. f. J*^_ rt.
or cua, alpt-TiKas, heretical, a heretic.

y3ot. perverse, bending, bent. J*Aa^*o>, !ls-^- adj. heretical.

jfc^oS or Jfclaao* rt, *9o. f. a retum or i**^9o; see |a*^j .
eoming again; UaT? jja3<^ <7ae ?iatf efczy,
from ia partide of place and [o; adv.
Jof oi
tf^ day after, Jiai Jla3o &e year following, generally of place but also of time and cause,
the next year.
Jiere, herein, in this place^ now; ooijiioi,
JJsa3o> pi. JfcsaS sometimes with a vowel w^ioi here is, it is here; ioic^X hither; J&
over the from carelessness ; udo.
first letter rt. )ifo> hence, henceforward ; M>o^X [rfc
^y ^
f. a retum, a conving back or again, a turning /ar 3 hereunto; |io like our here below,
hitherlo,
aside or away; j&o *& to turn, JUe; s often used to express in this worid, in this
a retort, objection in arguing, usually folio wed life opp. ^r
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a&dlot same as &to> quarrel, dispute, dbjurgation, controversy, lato*

moeta or Uk.-i*oi pi . m. the korse an suit; S )Ti

. k, fo strive, contend, brawh
instrument of torture. &fto ihere, thitherj see jii and ^otr .

J^dLeo** m. js^cuifti f. pi. m. f. ) JilL

heretical, a heretic. tibo), J from j&l )j this hov/r, this same

f^cL*o9o> f. heresy. or very hour; adv. of time, ai present, just
nov), n&w, lately, not long since; ? *ot now
an
heresy,
io pi. uxiAttyct
sect, faction.
f. apcvts, opinion,
thatj as already; )jlot of to-day, of the
present, tliat which now is; jJLo*
jJL* aoww-
tioi, Jfw pi. r rk * quarrelsome, con- tfzm^s sotnetimes; l j& ^-om i7m *&iw,
tentious; ]So *mo ofrap ( opposing elemmts; henceforward; U.o+X Ice*:^. or JjLot *Js* yrf,
legal, a plead&r. tmtZ nou?, tp to ffo present; \,o> *s before

JUS pi. Jin rt. 9o. f. a squahble, brawl, this time.

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T
a iio.s^=3 .rso> :

O :*

o the sixth letter of the alphabet, ol o or ]*h pi. ]*, also )Wo and U*/ only Lexx.

o Vav or Waw, a vowel- consonant, as vowel spawn, fishes' roe.

u, as consonant v or w. The number 6 o? tJie ; f&o Ar. m. imagination*

sixth. Juoo*o, J^CaI- adj- from the above, imagin-
o copulative conjunction and, also, for, but, ative, imaginary*
yet, however, since, because, tliat, in order that, Jo or Jlo seldom JlTfo pi. Jo f. goose or
then, or, even, again; o o bothand, when gander,
then; )Jo or o J] neither, nor, not even; Jjo Jt*7o Ar. m. vizier, minister of state; vice-
Wo neither nor; Jtfo otlierwise, else, if not; gerenL

<{o lthough, nevertheless, so jLot+TS f. tiiziership, tlte office of prime

cu^hjo att<2 z/;

aho; y&\& not even, neitlier, nor; Jz\evenif minister or vizier.

used very freely and often need not be Jjjo pi. 1^. also JJjo/ m. a cistem or 6a<A
o is

translated, esp. when with the act, part., or generally of s tone, a font; \jio h**& tlie bath+

^o\6 house
it may be translated by while, as, then,
*o 5 a) interj, of anger, menace, or
)io
saying, then ke said; )l\o coming or as lie was
lamentation =?, Ah/Oh! woe ! alas gener-
cmning.
ally with ik, and when expressing grief with
olo or oo Vav or Waw, the nanie of the
letter o and of the conjunction o.
^ and the pers. pron. suff. w^ o woe is me I
alas for me! so with other persons sing. or
Uo|o, Jfct*o{o adj. from the above, having pi., often being written in one word Jfcl^U.
a Waw; Jslojo JLaS words in which there
<J*iLo? a generativi on whom be woe, an
is a Waw, accursed generation. b) subst. with pi. Jo,

JL5, Jj|o or Jjlo # veil; see JLo. a woe, misery, misfortune^ dewunciation ; o$*
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KlLo 108 rlmo

9 4
Uo with & or ik to mourn, make lamentation ; Jiaaaoo f. bondage, slavery; JL
to denounee woe, ^jL \1 o KLbcm fot us heap the yoke of bondage.
maledictions upon. ^o denom. verb Pael conj. from JJj^o; to

ILo pi JL5 also Jj(o &c. with pi. Jjo or appoint a time or place for meeting, to meet,
onixo f. vefown, wi7, covering, curtain, hang- gather together, <&<&u *cuf -? Jctiw the

ing; metaph. ooJL3 \l^ the body is a veil, disciples met at the mount which Jesus had
appointed. Ethpa. +&&U with i*, taS or
JJo act. part. m. J)o f. l^o, j&Xo a) defec-
meet at afixed time or place, to come
pj to
tive verb, used impersonally with i*, it is meet,
together, assemble,joinwith, bepresmi; o*olf
fit, right,

it must,
proper, convenient;
it behoves; with ^
it ought,
and
it should,
pers. pron.
J^tx ^I^flo/ wJLii ^ Children of Israel
assembled to war; ^oi/ uapofopanaN, ?ie
BufP. I ought &c, o Jj he must;
or must
wo5 present at the counciL
^ii jjo we must or should. The fem. has less
direct verbal force and needs the addition of
]J^o pi. J^ m. a) an apjyointed time, signal

a demonst. pron., ? w^J^o, ? jo J^^o, ^o fcwo a trysting-place, rendez-

***ifcl^o it is right or fitting that; & ;riN,

vousj with
to meet. b)
o^* dormer rendez-vous, to agree
something agreed upon or pro*
Jk-^o unsuitably, unseemly. b) as adv., with
prefix o, rightly,
mised, an agreement, a pledge, U-oXcl^ ]*-^o
fitly, of necessity, jistly,

fittingly; J&Xaa, {fcLXa^ according to l LaftA* ^ pledge of heavenly promises.

a c)

its merit, asit deserves; c) as adj. -j-^o? & place, space, term, boundary, approach, Jlxo

"^oUo^. things fit for food ; d) as subst. that Ijjj&^f entrance to the port; j^oX i^^?*
whick is right or due, Ji^JjS.6 ^-cn^Aa ^iLf / shallfind access to Thy mercy, with
obedience tw o# $w Twaiters, so jfar as ie
o or i. nectar, close by, towards, fc^aj J^-co
proper; hence i) dues, customary offerings w^k near Bethlehem; ,^ v^\ ?
ca^oi ^Ay
or p^ esp. eccles., }V*S> J&L^o ^ dues w/e^i

j^a^
towards them, to meet ihem; J^o or
?

o/ ^ Ghurch; j*^? jfc^o *Ae last duties

f

a space of two years;

nearly, bout, +tii ^illTl J^o
to the departed, funeral rites. 2) projp'iety,
I^aJ^. ) '\I )4^
decor um, deccncy; Jls*\o? JJadLl f^_< gfotf
^I*- J ca JkUlTf i6 boy drew near the term of
wfo'c/i transgresses the limits of deeorum, opp.
twelve yews; ^lii JJ^o? jj^a^ bout 100
years,
JJs-a^.o i^J observing deeorum; j^L*J\o JJ

indecorum, impropriety. Etipa. J^oifto 6e

\&o perhaps oyfr, Stvq, speech
j6#m0,
for us.
o Sesem,
Debivatives
^ JJofcJ fet i* be fitting
the four following
&go
Ar. a pious bequest,
monastery.
mdowmmt of a

words )?io pi. JfjfS m. the rose; )?io iii rose-

ts-oko from JJo. adv. fittingly, becomingly, trafer, m? anemone coronaria; chem.
Jfio
duly. ^ms or skms forming on the surface of a
jicLXo or jiaL^o rt. JJo. liquid.
tfitness, deeorum,
propriety, accordance with propriety. ^Jjio adj. from jfio. rosy, rosaceous, of a
rose.
U^.o from |o. adj, right, fitting, proper;
with JB unworthy, unmeet, unseemly. joo m. merops, the bee-eater bird.

J&Xo ; see under JJo.

Jjio pi. J* m. a wild boar.
1

ua&So pi. of JLo. J^o Ar, pi, J^ m. a vein; a root or fibre

of a tree.
\mo pi. ) a stoching.
U*o or Jfc^iS pi. Ji^ a page>
Uuqdo m. a captive, slave; a heavy burthen. f or
Iea
5^e*/ U>U? U#o 7^^ oftifoer.

rd*aaat- rfcoArClAa ;.
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*
: etancw-i--A in.3h.ct vyicm -2^A\r^ %^h\X^3\ : ^tfivVu &uai.i ant >

t the seventh letter of the Syriac alphabet, by purchase opp. ]lol<I; inherited; ]Z^~*>

Zain, spelt variously *1F, Jf, *#, *w, and ^* ]j> i*.^}j> dfeetfo of purchase; JLul? j^,i,a>

the number 7 ; I? <Ae seventh ; T 7000. ransoms ofcaptives*

UJiF or JbS# pi. UJiT, fc&J-l or ^J 3

Jls) m. d!w^, excrement/ a dung-ieap ;

J^)u^ji; see UL^u m. inquiry, accusation, jI4? | w manure. Derivatives, verb

fault ^>, JUol.

\&\l pi. lalT rt. <ao>. m. fraud, toile, deceit, %? denom. verb Pael conj. from J|5>| ; io

dissimtdation ; \&\l counterfezt, fraudulent, dacng, to manure. Ethp.*^2 jf

) ( to be manured;

deeeifod, sham, false, simulated, \J* )L>;]h& ULi( manured ground. Aph. '^Sjj
J^|7? )lcuL*a* false Iove, sirrmlated faitk; same as Pe.

\\T }iftN,& teachers of false doctrine. ^=>J fut. J>)J> inf. ^ajJ, imper. ^f, act,

Ull JlsJ- pi m. . f. ItfL. rt. ol. part. ^, Jiaj, pass. part. ^Sj, U*f, JJ^x^Sf
counterfeit, forged as coi n; metaph, /a2se esp. iobuy, but] off, ransom, redeem; ooj*&J aij>f
of teaching, with ^ guileless, unfeigned, k M><w? 11^5 ]&4 ifoy paid six measu/res ofgoTd
)* a^
)Ji{T fo jpttfs the false for the true; for their ransom; *& ^L>T I^MNiLao ^*? k^
\1\1 1 )i^ a sincere lieart, l^oaaj? JlOaiC Ghrist hath redeenied us from

V-U^lT; 31 l or SLJ rt. aoJ. adv. fraudu- the curse of the law; past part. *> j^v.
lently, deceitfully. lcad a bought slave; |oo*^ Isi*^) redeemed
with blood; cf. jfcou^J. Ethpe. S?>/ to be
jL'cui&l? rt. sSof. f. dissimulation, deceitful-
ness, pretence. bought Pa. ^> to sell with ^ of the object
and o of the price ; to accept a ransom. Act.
wia, Joosl?, J&i rt. 30J. adj. worthless,
selling=a merclmnt, (ja^Jf fcJ^J^D
part.
tcseless,dishone8t, clandestine; with | imfeigned,
a seUer ofpurple; jl&o&o ^Joo a iay-dealer.
sincere.
Ethpa. #p|n to 6e soZd, ir>jJa ^*^ *j?*^
JS pi. uaoSl and *coJf fa/3a, a coa< 0/ mail,
^xa)o are wtf sjwrrows sold for a farthing?
i^o
cuiras8.
Derivai ves, joa^i, j^ju-)) JLx^J, U^o) f
i>j to endow, give a dotory. Derivative jiatsol, Uxdj^o, )ojj)jso.
the following
j, IL>} pi. ^JS?. JlIdT m. iTne, a s;>ace 0/
Joj pi- J^ nu a dowry, marriage portion.
time; an age, epoch, era, JjSe |aST itwes aw^
)Jas5 pi. i. rt. ^=>J. a buyer, pu/rchaser.
seasons; Jis Jfcoo? *o^ il^s Ae rematned
Jjq^j or3j pi. j, J* m. apa*n,paten, dish, a while in that place; JU. fe^Uf jl^J^K
jar, vessel.
toit/tin three years; juL^yf )-La eventide;
JLS) a bashet made ofrushes or plm-leaves ;
) ? ' ^ J , season of Nisan = spring-time
)si^>? pi. jfc~ rt. *>>. f. a purcitase, posses- ULl^t 7 autumn; )IaT 00 Jl^ e w younger;
sion; sale, price, ransom; ]k*J>l* acquired |asT Aiii 0/ ^ aww a</6, cont&inporaries
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url=>t 110

)ii. cu )JL>f the Noachian era; JjlSj & }Ii part.

v
^,
9

ji^J, pass. part. *4^ ^0 5/m< w?>,

m swcessive ages; jlS? icik*aj& a clironicle; Ac*Z(i in, keep from, confine, curb, restrain; to

often = 2/ie present age opp. the life to come hinder, forbid, Jind fault. Ethpe. ^JU to

and so JJLaJj temporal opp. tt^^X? eternal; keep oneself from; io be kept back or u/nd&r,
Joaj? lL &?s wesmt life, Jj^T yi^v.'v ^ to be con/med, compressed, closed, restrained,
temporal world, [i^f )l^s secular rulers; Jdndered, forbidden. Pa. *^| to keep back or

U=>j ji? tempomry; Us> *.n>yi <Ae tabernacle; under, curb, restrain. Aph, j( same as Pa.
gram. **S^J iofo dx^? U^T^as^/w^ew^ Gognates, ^d and ^0.
and futwre tense. With preps. ooj M.^J^ ai ^o? pi. U a Saddueee.
ihat time, then, 9 U^Jo w/teft, o oi U=>J^ ai ja*?T, U*?T, Jfclcu?? pi. m. , jLf. L, |1^
anotlier time, again; oX2>Jo or *_l^J-X tw tfoe rt. J3?J. upright, rigkteous opp. ^-
a imer.
season; liz>fc> J^?o U=o i?i a?w ottf of mason. &^Uuff rt. *?>. &v.justly.
Adverbial use, Js) formerly; i>j Jk) often, cux*?, jLcua*?} rt, jJ. rigkteousness
y. ? V . Y
frequsntly ; sometimes; now alms, benejicence.
and then, occasionally ; ^*^o Jo^J^ soow/ only act. part. *f , [oj pi. ^5?, ^5
J3j>

A^ always; U^Tor J^z) *ls> afterwards^ usually impersonal ; i is right, it ougkt, it is

after a time; JoS? J& long afier. The forms due; JUo *?! i is meet and rigkt; od?!? #f

pi. ^S jJJ^isT, when

as 6^5, as ts n^Ai, worthily; ^o?J? *-#/^
Us>?? Jl^ia) W-Syr. Jli J
used to express an indefinite date or repetition yl^o; o^cu^ as beseems the Lord's Day;
of an action^regenerally fem. ; -JSj kLo often, with ^. and a pers. pron., d r rt^Af for me t
Tt T*

how often; *=>J )* or Ji** juLJ once, JZl'it for thee, I ougM, thou oughtest &c. ; ^oj

+j2&j twice, with prefixed /or &6 secmid iirne,

.oa^ iAai which you ought io do;
j

again; so with other numerals. )}&) first, &) Jjj he is unjh to live; Jjd? o^ 7 u^.

formerly ; J Isii! raany times, sometimes tooj it belonged to me, to him, it was mine, his,

jfcli^l ^jx* or jl^xil J~ *^a^ eac &'we; by right; Jl'c^^-Ji'cU Ue U? c^ the

^*Ijl Jl^X>t once and again; fc^Lf Jlii>J

inheritance, the kingdom was his by right. Pa.
*o?) tojustify, to declare righteous, give sentence
for tlie third time; JfcCiST fc-^l thrice; so with
in behalf of, to adjudge, attribute; to think to
other numbers. Cognate, zc t. Deeiyatives
be right, judge right, approve; io give alms;
the three following

ls-L^> rt. i>J. adv. in time, iemporally;

j>?)L> ^^^ fJ> Christ rose that He might
justifyus; Uculo JS?ko? y+Fas the canons
with Jj not concemed with time, eternally.
declare; oX^ol* ^^sof -^*r those who
KL*1, J*Li* pi. m. tfL. f. )&'_ rt. ,. judge, hold opinions, Uke him; jiVS^. jJo*
temporal, temporar y7 iran simt, transitory ^uB^oo J^Uf we adjudge this as the right
p. m. adverbs of time. the Ghurch. Ethpa. ^3??)/'^ be
of justified%
kus T &c. same as UL*T but less commonly
>
declared righteous, aequitted; to be adjudged,
used; opp. Jliolioo eternal; pi. m. human assigned} attributed; f^vy> ^jjX^o |^ ^r\
)

beings. the tithe is assignedfor orphans; metaph. \^L+,

)s2>t ; see end of j, Jiaf. S *c??h Yu S&
he is rightly ealled a brute.
Jj&=>) oftener Jja?. f. ^c^y a fo^'s histle. Debivatives, U*oi, *a*j, 1^Jji^?i, Jiao^t,

^4Jj r^J m - a b$k a mortar. U?!, ^.U?l, U*V> l^l, U?oj, Jtajj5??|iD,
* 4
J m. vitriol.

m glass-blower. \&Vj\v ^t. u>f I. m. that which is right or

U4sP^| pi- J* <*
due, hence a n#fo, aw, ruie; a righteous act;
JfcC^a^j pL JW gtfass; a gtfass wsse.
a due, portion, allowame, appwrtmame, iate
t
Jjci^J pi. JJa^J and jfcwa^J m. dim, of tribute, debt; a rite, service, alms oftener
J&o?;
]^. a little beli.
<**V f*(duly, according torule ovordinance;
4>J f^t. ic^J, inf- i^^, imper. ici^j, act. Uf? ;* unduly; JifU n>%, accar<^
 &ur<La: 111 r^^ot
ing to right, as it should; \J>}\^ J^J unlomfvXly, Ghrist kept Hm safe; with ? or IhL\$ tahing
wrongly; JJoi& J^? tJtepriest'8 dus or portion. heed, provident; with ^ao avoiding9 heepvng
J^TJi>?) rt. jdjK adv. rigMly, duly, deservedly. from; <&Jz &*
ojajL ^ji ^e carefidly
*jM, &>{h J&^ofl rt fift right, lawfid, kept the matter from her ; )|mi& *- **o) JX*/ 7
regular. whoso keeps far from abominations. Ethpe.
Jo?J, ]&?? rt. *af ) f. ams as the right or io*?l( imper. *? j/ fo ia&e Aeerf, 6e eareful, watch
due of God or of our neighbour ; see Jj?J. over, guardykeep; to beware, with o of the object
Jol Pe. only participial adj. Jl, Uo# J^S) 3
eared for3 esp. with oih^ o/Ais soul,ofhimself,
pi. m. -*), )Jo*J f. emph. JlsIoJ. shining, with fcio of the object to be avoided; i*?^
splendid,glorious; noble,distinguisIied, honov/r- ziaicA over him, guard Mm; oigt?>(

able, reverend. Ethpe. 4*5? l( to be purified, JL'cuusou**? jl^cu^l^> take Jieed lest the

triade to shine, glorified. Pa. *#Sj imper. Joj? faith be defiled. Iroper. with i*. and pers.

to purify, adorn, rnake to shine, mahe to bloom. pron. sufF. cave tibi, take care, take waming,
Ethpa. i*ojf to shine, glow; to be purified, take heed to thyself &c, 3?A. io? to warn,
shining, resplemdent. Deriv atives, fc**UJ, admonish, caution; to take precauiions, provide
Jicuet*. against, make sure, keep safe. Ethpa, io?l(
oo? ,\^oo^rt.fOihstrong-smelling,stinking. to take care, watch over, guard, guard against.

%J2\lo>f rt. }oj>. adv. nobly, honourahly, Aph. fttitif a) <o 7im brightly , flash, lighten;

worthily, chastely. J>o^i Jjwcu #f J^aljj ]J^iol tJte path of tlie

splendour, glow, resplm- just is as a shining light; metaph. ioA-i

Jloo*T rt. jo*J. f.

dence; excelency, lionour, virtue. )1^*>aS illustrious. b) to warn, admonish.

h>S\i*o*1 rt. iojj. adv. warily, circumspectly, Dekivatives, ^o*i, s-^wj, )io^o*|, Jij,
securely. J^.ioJ, Jiojo), )j>oi)jio.

ol**), Jlo+o) Imh f. watchful care

rt. } J>? pi. J>w? rt. iojf. m. a) brightness,

prudence, caution; an admonition; safety, brilliancy, splendour, fiashing, jicu? of a fire;

guardianship ; JLot*oJ Jj cardessness, heed- (jifloaj 0/ ^ stars; ^ojca jd^^^o J>^? Jjwl
lessness, imprudence; jL'oi*otli wft& prad care, *i **^>ctf>f God sends brilliant bea/ms of tlie

truth to those who Iove Him; %-JL MAaa v.

** } root-meaning io be greasy, dirty; to srnel )fo? 0*^ unbroken gloom; 00 l^ii? J^k,>{
like badfat. Paeii pass. part. oLae stinking. )>chJ a Zan<2 w^^A nofiash of light, a gloomy land.
Ethpa. o;)/ Zo befoul, evil-smelling. Dekiv- 6) afiower infull bloom. o) Pers. venom.
atives the two folio wing and ooJ. i*50, ji?o$J pi. J* rt* iJ. m, a bright light,

I^och, )1soooT pi- m. k&> pi. f.

&'&U ajiash or 6eam of light.
J&oo? rt. *c*).filthy,foul, rank. Ethpa.
Joj act. part. Jo io we?Z. **o?j/
JlcuttoJ rt. ipoi). f. a stink, corrupiion,
Pa'u 7oJ <o su'^ZZ.
^0 6^ swollen, distended.
foulness.
EthpaXjP. Jia^rto be puffed up with pride,
iJ fut. ioJj i) o be clear, transparent,
behave haughtily, swagger.
bright; i5? J-^f cZear honey. 2) partici-
JL^oJ from JLaj. m. spreading dung, mantir-
pial adj. ;-oJ, ]ej), )LV*o>l rt. >*). /fe, secure,
ing.
8we,cirmimspect, prudent\ vigilant; **k** 1*-^
jlaol pi. [L rt. -^l. m. aZe.
)>> a www* s-ure Aope; with JJ imprudent,
dangerous,unsafe; )aJ JJ
]\JL an imprudent ^o denom. verb Pael from l^oj to
conj.

join togetJier, unite in marriage. Apiiel ^if

onslaught; )lt*oj JJ Jsae?)iio( aw unsafe
coupUjjoin with anotlisr. Ethpa, io
road, dangerous place; with o eareful of,
to t$Jj>ttt

bejoined together, united in marriage ; to marry.

intent upon, watchful over, attentive; ),**

u^S watchful over thysdf; Jt*J? J!*?<^ k^oT, lS^T U^fi m.

pi. Cvyv, a yoke,

ittaax^ 2/*e r vjhich restrains the horse; ^^o) ***^f *w couples; esp. with &, l }

o& iooj J*oJ I^ULac Jloa-^j the grace of Ii a yokefellow, companio'ii, ivife, equal.
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112 JiCtt

associate; \m,9 l^t * a fellow-worker joj, )}of pi. !7of, )](*> m. a) a corn equal
with tlie postles; o*^pJ uiS /iis eqitalsj a pair, to a quarter shekel of Jewish money or to
cowple, klj? l^' **W brothers } te? )^J double a Greek drachma or Arabic dirhem, worth
Waw* Also a charige or sm*2 of clothes con- nearly ten pence; JJol ^fi a didraekmas
sisting of an outer and an inner garment 3 half shekel the temple tiibute. b) a measwre
a chariot for two horses, a couplet, distich of of weight or of liquids, a dram = one-eighth
two |^a<4js^ an evm nv/ntber, a balance;
; of an oz.
gram, a conjugation; two even j>oints. c
4#7oj Pa li conj. of ]o| to swell.
Jl^oJ pi. JJL m. a fledgeling, esp. ct young
jjof m, the zizyphus or jujube~tree.
dove.
1 <**oj, u*1 fut. y*op, act. part. wi>, U+*l, pass,
o ) same as
part. w**7 io ^>wi in motion, to move, tir or
Jii^py pL JJ_ from l^ol. even, double; U& ? arouse oneself io action, to rise; often with
Jli^Ji iAe double menibers of the body ;
]|^o}jc
)i( to arise and comg, also with kJL> or other
*i^p> a rhymed poem, rhyming couplets.
verbs of motion ; pass. part. borne; fcJli J
foj Pael fo) io supply with provision for
wLcu*Lf ytejLafti vj/?6!^ 3%y xtifulness
a journey, to make preparation }
equij>, prepare
moved Thee io descend; Jtjjy lo&Jl o^S *S
or send on a journey ; metaph. to dismiss with
wsid^, iAe bridegroom arose to come unto
prayer before a journey or on leaving home,
to provide with7 load with; *7oteoo **juJss
thee; Jooi u7 J^j ]Ia^)o A was borne with
arming great honour to the sepulchre. Pa. -I a) to
and equipjnng; s^jT fZJio jo)
j^oJc^^ he dismissed them icith blsssings;
move or K/ up any one or thing, hence to carry

oaded them with contumely solemnly or in processim; to bear to the grave,

\&j{ Jo) JsJS- fie
-. Tt ? bear in the womb, to accompany, attend upon9
7 * ^yoi^c? ]s^>i^ the dowry wjiere-
escort; rit. to lift up, elevate or bear vestments
with tJieparents of a bride furnish her; ?J^o
or vessels, to solemnize or keep a feastday.
[ft jx equipped with a knowledge of lan-
guages. Ethpa. fo^fto he furnished or to
b) to celebrate, esetoly laud, glorify, adorn. *%,

furnish oneself with food for a journey, *o**2s^**J ^-V-sSso Tliou didst bear the lost
io be
provided, mpplied ovfumished with; metaph. sheep on Thy shoulders; onJg^N JojL o^
to receive tlie viaiicum when dying; qa^Zos angels bare tjie bier of the B.V.M.; tio&
?o?J-i mdued with holiness ; jfciaiko ojofjJ Ui^ um Jj tltepriest carries the chalice inpro-
fcftns ua*Zfo/ let them be provided with commen- cession; Jjj/'^jC Uo^X **! Ae w^s *Ae
dator y letters. Dekivative the folio wing censer overtheholy elemmts; t+zuis o j fcJLT? ] 1^
jfoj generally in the pi. J?ol m. provision Me Church which celebrates thy feastday; +

for a journey, viaticum, victtcals,food} support, J>cu^> Jialao i^X ^o^l^ when ^Aow
often metaph. of the Holy Communion. didst glorify tlie honourable likeness on the
yLfoi pi. a sign of the zodiac;
kI?6j {Adio?, Mount of Transfiguration.
Ethpa. m3%\t
see W coo the Syriac word for the same. io be led, borne or carried about with pomp and

J^fo) rt, odJJ. m. an adjudgement, sentence; solemnity, to march in triumph, go in state or

an endowment or provision for religious pur- magnificence, to be celebrated, highly extolled;

rv
poses ;
pi. alms. fDl&>& <J^iS^i JJe was borne in
fo>of, jx) pi. J* rt. to*>. m. a caution, the arms; uJ?ji& .oJU
Virgin' s ^^\
warning, admonition, provisio?z9 prohibition;
security.
}jj JicuaXi ^
)o 5"e was eaaftei /ar
a6cwe Am by the teaching
of the Prophetss
ksj^^h 1*4*?' pl' J ^rom ^?f' m ' marriage, U U-f^ U io \ ^

^ jfo^ir. Pgnim
coition, copulation; J^oo) Iculil a second which was highly exalted in thw age. Dbriv-
marriage; t^ol io)^o wlygamy.
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U*o) rt. uo|. m. a) a solemn procession, JJoi, wJo pi. ^Jo 5 *fl>)Jo or *mJo f. 6w;,
a train or retiwue ; )k^ Jt^^t l**QJs> wiih a zone, girdle, belt; with ^m to unbelt =
a great train of servants. b) pomp, magnifi- degrade, disgrace; Jlcu? Uo </fce empyrean;
cence. Jl*l Jo| <%6 torrid zone.
]L5*Sj pi. |^ a) a window. b) a batilemeni
JwoJ pi. J fcovaptov, dim. of *Jo5. f. a girdle9
or tv/rrei.
worn by monks and priests and
belt, Christans
**iot, Kla1 pi. \Zm rt. y*oJ. m. a) a pro- generally ; jo^ri^-? Jtolf J?ki the festival
cession, a solenrn ceremony, e.g. at an episcopal
of the girdle of the B. V. M. (West-Syr.)
vi5itation,consecration, or enthronement,hence
>a.o), ^x fut. VkOp, inf. ^.JL^a, act. part. ^m,
ihe qffice then used ; afunerl procession; J?)w5L

kL&j Uioj?
^^*, pass. part.^f, )oL 5 jkowT, pi. m. *^?,
the festival of ihe procession of
f. Jjo^J. rarely *^*Tf, k&If, pi. f. ^kII?
tfie Cross; Jjjj *lot the procession of tJie Ilost
to be in motion, moved, sluxken to and fro^
b) ihe tranfiguration or appearance in glory
agitated physically or mentally, to quahe, quiver,
of our Lord, U^olf JJjJL the festival of ihe
tranfiguration.
totter, tremble, \>^\*(
r
^-'S? *++(o& **J his
heart quaked as trees are shaken; fc*J*J ^.jj
lloj m. winnowing of corn.
nM? thou art beside thyself, over-excited ; *^>
J&5 pi. lo, J&llol f. a corner, angle;
U(qjw i/te was moved, tJie subject was
qicestion
jfcLolj j&Jo a corner-stone ; used metaph. of
agitated; ^*S^\ ^? \2oJo stable habitatioTis
the four corners of the earth, the seven zones
pass. part. made to quahe for fear, scared,
or climeSy the four qtuirters of heaven.
ajfrighted, timid; fearful, terrible, horrible;
fojXof, Jo^oJ from Joj^. m, wtmt, Zac&j ^J I tremhle; wL7 Joj-i appear-
Jj/ terrific
poverty, failure of harvest, insolvency, bank- ance; JJ*^?o Jl^ JLb fearful and terrible
ruptcy.
sownds. Ethpe. ^Tilf a) to be moved,
jLlkQ) rt. %J. m. meanness, ignominy; agitated in roind or body, in a good or bad
Ituxury. sense; shahen to and fro, disturbed,
to be

]^Loi rt. a\ ) . m. adornment, ornament. trovhled; to toss to and fro in bed; with
y. y moved with anger; kjL*lil(
ol, Jk&oJ ra. a) (o>/ioV, broth; kcoj jJjLsaJLa to be

broth-makers. b) the hv/mming of gnats. \jL*r ihe earth quaked; with'^jL to rise or

It&o) ph *J. m, psalmody; a psalm,

be stirred up against. 6) to be moved, impeMed
J* rt.

chant, canticle, esp. between the Epistle and \i* ao by Iove, \L^+*by ihe Spoirii; to be moved,
(J ospel. brought forward for dscnssion, debated, deter-
yoj, J fut, toK>, imper. .ol, act. part. J, mined; gram. to be vocalized, proiiounccd'with

Ji*f o /eerf, grcve /oocZ <o3 provide; to support, a vowel. Arn. ^J)(to move, set in motion,
supply, sustain; jLgm N *o| /^<2 tfAe poor shake, affect, disturb, disquiet, terrify; to tir
^*^&* laftS, "h * ) j^> iAe >SVw sustaining tJie up, rouse, excite, instigate as J*3o?f 2>^secution,

ages by Jiis Body; \&'j J^Jff w-oji the whcel )**> mercy. fiy an arrow,
With jfJLto let

of time provides high degrees for sorae; r Jling a dart; with oAJ to affect himself; with
&** )*^? Ji^a^ fcJf i&tf which j^i^as to discourse, discnss; with ltcui^f^ja
**St*L
the grace of God lias given into his hands. Pa. io move an accusation =s accuse, cmmre; with
^iy to supply with arms, to arm, equip; act. J1.0 to sound, give forlh sound; with h^to to
part. ljoc, pass. part. ^jco pi. ia. ^Juj^ao, atlaclc, charge; gram. io vocalize, give a vowel,

U^j^o armed men, soldiers. Ethpe. ^?J< U*i s^lx* or ^wiso l^aoA, a noun tliefirst letter

imper. **?)( toarmhimself, be armed, equipped, of which has a vowel. Palpai, ^JL>J to shake,
accoutred, fortijed, ready to attaclc or resist to make to sliake or tremble, to move or drive

away; Jo^^^o UaXo* vmstable, unreliable

of alhvrcmmts armed against ihemind. Deklv- teaching. Ethpalpal ^S^hf t0 be greatly

moved, stirred or dishvrbed of animate or

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inanimate things; to struggh, jostle. Dekiv- Jiol f.hyssop; yojj iLaj;^ fc*i3! cleanse

ATIVES Jj^Oj,)^JJ^O^JV^O^Jj!^
?
me with the sprinTing ofThyhyssop; metaph.
a fuller'8 sprinMer.
*aoJ m. a white heron or egret
^o), joko pL JokCf rt. ^wof. m. a moving, 6f, * fut. iojJ, act. part. *j, JU to *&
shaking, quaking ; d) physical, an earihquake, tightly, hold tight in the hands to tahe a handfid.
thi vibration of a weapon, tottering of the feet, Derivative tlie following
staggering ,the stirring of ferment taeal I2L of Jtol pL jioj, m. a handfid, the
)UoJ rt *S}.
Ma^u jcks diurnal, stellar, solar motion. hollow of the hand, palm of the hand, a blow,
b) mental, motion, movement, invpulse, e.g.
siaj); ameasure; ]ji jft *v yiojS sS+a(
)ta&? or j^>? a carnal impulse; J^*? of the
Thou hast measured the dust of the earth in the
2)assions; ^j& or j^iaJ? 0/ 2Ae mind; pi.
hollow of Tfay liand.
the powers or faculties of the mind, i. e. JJooi
Jjaioj Ar. m. a boat.
)^.rtAcfc o JoitoSo Jj?cl^o J^tJ&o under-
standing, apprehension, meviory, discrimin- Jjlol pi. ]* m. a cake made offineflour, oii,

ation and jJLoI **,ZB sanctify

consideratton ; and honey, offered to idols.

ov/rpowers; ^a^cu} koI * t 9o*j(enlighten, Jjcu), JjXcu*'i short, dwarfish.

our Lord, tJie impulses of our thoughts. j^<x-| pL jCidLj f. scarlet; U<t~*\
c) a popular movement, sedition. d) adjectival jlil*>cLj? a robe of scarlet; V^gV*-* j^ifa-l
use, JjoJ or Jowo? Jbo terrible. e) gram. U^^Tobes ofbrilliant scarlet.
a vowel as moving the consonant to which it
]L* pi. Jll m. a crawling locust, a locuM
bdongs, hLo) Jjud having a vowel opp.U^JL mute.
before its wings are groum.
^JJ^oj K^JJ^oj rt. ^.oj. m. a violent dis-
3
xxf or ta^Jf denoin. verb Pael conj. from
turbance, a whirlwind; \^L j^oj Jjj unshahen;
Mcl^7 ; to investigate, accuse, blame; jtxu**7
without disturbance.
-^ ^vl^J^ao; the charges they bring against
|oa^,o rt p-^J. m. faultfinding, blaming.
me. Part. joa^Jjtt used as adj. cu2p>able,faulty>
J^o) rt ). m. railing; pi. angry torong; )j^xi^Kx> Jloj;*>m^ a wrong optmon.
menaces.
Ethpa. f^Vi to be blamed, found gutlty ; to
js^of f. no pi., rt. n^cJ. quaking, trembling,
find fault; i^jio <jxJL heavenforbid that he
terror.
be guilty.
&oi root-meanng to clip coin, utter false
jJa^T and )ui|^7 pi. Ju2^J7, for other spellings
coin, not used in Pe. Paei, alj usually
metaph. except in the pass. part. a) to utter false
see U&^h and U uj^). m.
c C^jr^a, an inquiry,

or counterfeit doctrine ; to demonstrate teaching hwestigation, impeach/ment, accusation, charge;

to be false or spurious. b) to charge or convict of

a fault, misdeed; ^X^X yf^ii.y Jli^?*

falsehood or perjury. c) to suhom witnesses, ^o-^ / mZZ 6^?ce tffose accusation^ from
corrupt or falsify; iu )| JfcL^ij&X we
hy thoughts. Deeivatives, verb u^J,

demonstrated tiuit this opinion is false; *3l* j^o

Jl*X corrupting tlie truth. Pass. part. forged, *#>, %A or ^*i to, the seventh letter of
counterfeit, false ; \+h* Jo false coin; the alphabet.
r
Jfclaljoo JJ \}$^ unalloyedJcnowledge. Ethpa. i^l Ar. a calendar; Uo^iX <^7 a calendar
uflf Jfo 6e adulterated, corrupted; to act for beginners.
fraudulently ; to show to be a sham, worthless, aj, ]a#7 pi. Jcu7 m. shining, brightness
7

w
a mere counterfeit;
adulterated with water.
denbm. from Ua(7
h*js->

to be
uj^>
Ethpalan &- f >
cunning or t#e7^
*5 JaaL

a
esp.
tenance
with I/

changed, his cotmt&nance fell.

or )&o\J* brightness of cotm-
= cheerfulness ; \i*>
* *
7 &
* * - *
?003

Dbbivativbs, fah> U$h> fcJual, jUi&tf, <^Ju7, ^ju7 also spelt ) and jcuf m.
quicksilver, mercury.
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flCUl 115 *M
Ucu J rt. .ol. m. one who feeds, supports, Jl^*i pi. ^^, Jfcslf m. the olive tree and
eupplies or sustains, a guardian^ pres&rver, fruit, &*?e oii/JlC h-+& or smply )jC) aw
sustainer; ]i*Zd^a*> }&*& cu c? ti cu olive garden; Jl& ^Li 5cww or leea of oii;

He is the Preserver who supports the whole )ls>f JfcLJ the wtld olive opp. ULX; jls-?
creation. or VA.^ <%e cultivated olive.
jJl^xdLF pL Jl. rfc. ^o). timid.
Uj fut. U)j, imper. ^, act. part. J5|, U,
UJLr pL m. Ci^wuiv^ usually
JJjuf pi. taresf pass. part. J), )J^5, ]!*$* a) <o conquer, over-
often metaph. of wicked men. come; Ji>Jj? |ia*/^ JS5 o ^oaj he went forth
%J>] Pael conj. of tof. fo 6ear ?ra stofe; conqttering and to conquer; fc*-oJ? JI'cls

to extol, &c. ^ vtN <N tke victory that overcometh the world.

U**$*f ; see \J*1. b) tobe free from guilt, blame or punishment,

tobe declared blameless or znnocent, to be clear
N^Jf, JoLJj another speling of ^J the pass.
part. of *&0j. scared, fearful. or to clear oneself to show oneself in theright f
yy
to justify oneself or others, opp. iVto be
JXxL) pi oJIacu7 f. Cwj ton, injury,
or befound guilty ; \ ys\ mj v*
misfortune; ^-- JJ>L }IU^b *tt>*iLI7 y
man foundjust with
}
?f y ^ .fn ^ gnanjf calamities which befel
)oLf i> &o?
God? Ethpe. ugfff
eaw. a
io
be

be conquered, van-
the Christians.
guished, overcome, overpowered, metaph. by
**7 Zain; see J.
Pa.
temptation, pleasure, sleep, a bribe, &c.
*I7 Pael conj, of >. io arm- w^>7 a) to grant victory, cause io conquer,
ii*? rt. oJ. m. ar?ns, armour^ weapons; overcome or predominate ; ^L lXc; oo# Se
fumiture, trappings, ornaments; U-7 uj)j& who giveth thee the victory. b) to hold or
pronounce innocmt, clear,
engines ofwar; Ji-7 k-o a armoury; often to acquit, justify,

metapb. opp. *L ;
jmSlj \o)l do npt justify thy seif;

]SsxI rt. *oK f. a repast, victuals; ]*/ )*? oii .d ^U U^i? mm^r
*jil1 Ui- make lawful, Lord, the food t, if the Mng hold him innocent who canfind
Thou hast provided. htm guilty? EthpA. ^ojlr to be pronotmced
of innocent, be justified. Derivatives, JiasJ,
T or k>*Zi, \^L1, Jfco^f pass. part.
j. fearful, &c.

U^l) pi. \Zm (when written without vowels M M )t&\ pL vao, )L'&{ rt. la fc f. a) rfttiy.

Las a pont above tlie Yod, while JoL7 has <Aereward of victory; )i*cu.j JLaoJf )^> >aaJ
a point beneath, \^+ f) trembling, fearful. the ruins of Ephesus are a great sign of
tr
|J-i;~S? *aj{?
1 Pael conj. of *soJ. to falsify, &c. vctorious desolation; JLcloi

jl( ; see under 3J. ^ ?\ f7^i / iay receive the prize of the high
calling. b) justijication, acquittal, innocence;
%Z\l\L+) rt. o), same as fc^Jasi deceit-
oiiao J^. Jo^ witnesses to prove Aer innocence.
fully.

JjLT pi. 1317 m. ) violent rain with wiwd, J^cual or JfaJ*? pi. J^ rt. &L m. c& diviner,

necromancer; pi. familiar spirits, demons,

rain falling in great drops, boisterous wind.
b) a shooting star, metaph. radiancy; JjxJ of the dead ; Jlckts or JSclo ^ut^to
spirits

io ^ JJj'cu jwry shooting star8 bnng up a familiar sjnrit to divine by one

J^j<xo li/ce

lances; ^io^T *sLcuoo.i? J^*k> enlighten J }^^ one who summons a spirit to divine by.
me with the radiancy of Thy splendour. J>1 \ltf pi. ^7, ^7 rt. k. a) victoriom

JN.C.J same as \Jul ii. an epithet often applied to kings

Jo we are conqiwrors tfa-ough Him
Jj m. a crescmt-shaped on na-
%
**7, J7 pi. l|

ment worn by women, ftll o by camels a neckl&ce. ; who loved us; JIo Jo* victorious martyrs;
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 K'&CUM 116 A
Christ is llSj? )i&
9 9
the Lord of those who oble of enlightewnmt. Cognate, jL DE-
overcome. b) justijied, in the right; vtvnocent, RIVATIVES, k^wJ, Jio^.|JaO.
guiltless, blameless; JIoj tabj innocmt blood. }^M pi jCL as JjLM. m. the brightrms of

JLcuoJ rt. )&h f. innocence, equity. shining of light, the sparkling of fire, sparkling
rays; pi. meteors; often metaph. splendour;
*oj io use magic arts.
a comment or gloss; Uw?? i^>7 the rays f
^f futWjJ and^JJ, aci parfc.^j, |J, light reflected/wm gold; |ua & ^rn q^ f ^^-^ ^ .

pL m. ^jl, f. L\] or ^j participal ;

adj. dazzling splendours ofroyalty.
^^m^I, \>Lm, Jfc~ to vieigh light in the bluce, I^XT to cut slwrt, said of time. Ethpaial
thence to be of Utile weight or vahie, less than ii
come
fofX?J i to be shortemd, esp. of time ; to
should be; to be desjnsed; to slacken, become less short, be reduced, fail in quantty, strength or
often with )IcW^r> in the scales; \$*&& in wealth, to be bankrupt; JJcu^f |o*^?J^o +&
tJteeyes of anyone; J*bo? )is& ^L] the talent tvhm the purchaser fails, goes bcmkrwpt;
of Dives icas found wanting; JL'a-jxIL I^i) F 4
5 }ou the harvest failed and
our penitence tvas ioo slight; & udj ^i?
j

caused dearth; fc^j<ao )c+X?h his con-

oCx* ? my %)ain is lighter than his; ok> m^N stitution was broken. Derivatives, Jjo^oj,
^l) Jjo *]>!* JJ lie looks noi back nor slackens;
part. adj. of light weight, value or behaviour;
1 fut. v^CLi).), imper. wci!iwJ, act. part.
cheag, base, despised; luxuriant, luxurious,
1, k^\, pas3. part. u**^J, I^L, Jfc^ topour
loose, debauched, licentious; JlJL\? Jl^-S^
oui, slied or cast abroad; to sprinkle, bedew,
luxurious fu/rnitu/re ; Jf-oi? M"\f jiox tlie
moisten with ik. of the accusative and with a,
licentious embraces of the dance; f, emph. pi.
e.g. jsoJfc with blood, |:&xC,= with tears,
loose v)omen. PA.\iSi to lessen, to mahe light
Z. 4 \9 9. l&Jto^^ to envelop in flame. "With \1L to
or frivolous, to corrupt; o*
^^jbo dancing mahes those who pursue it
grieve, topain, with K^^^ to apply medicine
frivolous. ETHPA.%iC?j/
7l

a) to think
or salve, with U.^'^-x to blame, with )t^ to
little of;
to become or be considered of
cast sliame, insult, with loo i to spit. Particip,
little value, con-
adj, sprinkled, scattered, covered
temptible; tsjf%&9& $ *c&J y?*^ with; Jjjoo

thou ari ihought U&J$ i^A^.; a vesture spotted with blood;

little of because of thy youth;
v*iZ^>'%&i 1{ w^o he was very contemptible perfumed dwellings. Ethpe.
1
t

in my eyes. b) to be luxurious, extravagant, de-

U to be poured out, sprinkled, shed, cast
abroad,
bauelwd,unrestrained; io^ij^ *cuiO*.?jJ JJ?

J
%Zx& lest they become extravagant and spend- **wwS.J pl. E ma Nj in. a thin plate of metal.
thrift; a^ ,

^iyj.sa .o wlien the peacock ^*\?, }L, JfcL- participial adj. ; see%J.
wantons inpride. Aph. %Jf a) to hold in no ^JLXj rt. ^J. adv. lustfidly, lasciviously.
esteem, to desjrise, debase, c*sij^Jokj *& Jie }I q - \ ^j
rt.^j. f, luxury, license, licen-
who thinks lightly of his own soul; ^IL^V^?/'
tiousness; baseness.
Jie Jias despised my Jwnourable things. b) to
fc^i-s^J rt. jaX>. adv. obliqudy.
seduce. Derivatives, J^JL^r, Jiai^j.
ojso^J, jL^cuio^^) rt. jl^). f. obliqueness,
)p m, a rush, reed.
obliquity, oblique jyosition, slant; jjLociL *$L
<^t

jn*-? ojio*cu
not used in Peal. Aph. t^Zlfto shine
forth, be radiant, effulgent;

tlie light of
^ <^k&
the truih broke
*+&>
in
cx^Ia^)^ two points placed slanting; metaph.
JftsA^Tj Ji^osaA.J mental obliquity,

U*M pl. \Zm *a^>. m.

rt. a ray or flash of
brightness upon me; h^\)Jo J^*^^ shin- light, dazzling, flashing or twinJcling light;
ing glass. Ettaph. ^jlLf to be enlightened J
]& wiCL\ the ray8 ofdawn; metaph. UlM
illuminated ; *jlj> Jjj js-^-i jfcLJa*j Jl^*o^{ Jlwf ^te dazzling glory of the viston
o^^jllS^,\ sinful souls are bynature incap- of God.
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Ai 117 tea*

*T Pael conj. of ^?. M&J pi. kL rt. u&J. m. a flash oflightning,

fut. cu^kJJ, >ass. part. vsA.f, ka&*2sJ thunderbolt.

j]^^ n\f to make croohed a line; to tv/rn <p] fut. <pjJ, act. part. ipj, pass. part. f+&t,
asidSy pervert; participial adj. oblique, slaniing, fjguaSj. o) io sound, rescund, buzz; Jc^f i**^
unevm; p*^>f$ k*^o an oblique position; ooo -o^l) iAey buzzed like wasjys; oo vT
astron. jfco&A^j ]JsXfoi an oblique circle; m iAe ttAoZe ar resounded. b) to tie or iraitt

obliquity often ellpt. gram. a letter having the

; a tree ;
pass. part. sounding, sonorous. Palp.
vowel Bevotzo or Zhma; \ik+.) U&* a verbal ojbttT io mafe resound make a bubbling3
noise.

noun; k*a*\) Jj^cu points placed obliquely; Ethpalpal )jaJ{ io be rumoured, buzzed
metaph. distorted, perverted, depraved; JL20 ahout. Aph. <fFto ring or sowwZ as metal ; to

j)^.vu^? permrstOTU ofwords* Ethpe. **?>< noise abroad. Dekivative, Uxaoj.

to be tumed aside, distorted; to tv/rn away. jJJX^) or U^w) pi. UX!cS| m. a/uK^
Derivatives, wUA), )tcu *^j , k*Cj, a pruning-knife, penknife.
l*xl m. vfirjyfia, soap or anything else
Uk&) pi. \lm rt. f&U m. a) Zlama, E-Syr. used for cleaniag clothes.
the vowel = "W-Syr. Revotzo ; *A*is Ua^L
+>i \i*>i 7 ]j-oSj see ^&T. a) invited,
IJ& OT~\+}
y
)f>i l<mg e, U*| U& t

bidden; aguest. b) ready,a2>pointed,destined;

;

JJad or = Jui5 )$i short e. b) a fault , *Lj) yOo^J+^thestripespreparedfortJiem.

Ctooked writing.
)
P
L ^i j, pi. j 1T rt. ^ f f. a chant psalm hymnt
t 9

aX? rt. ya^J. m. twisting, xoinding; per-

song; jti?
,

melody of the cinyra,

ji'^iol the
versity.
sownd of the strings; j&-oj il^x the Song
^Li fut.^wO^Jj, inf.*^Jj>, imper. ^clX!, of Songs3 called also *Z** Umi and !sm, ^ ^1,
act. part. >*2, Jok^I, pass. part. xmX} to draw Psalms of David,
J^^i,i; Jo?? Jli^oJ the
water or yrme, pour oui; metaph. io empty,
J>cl^,
wask away, o^ & .oof-uao ^cf-XjJ?
oftener

JI^a^o) f. hoar-frost.
ooMj who can pwrge tliefilth from their
J-scuii rt. fU m. a) a buzzing or ringing
books; pass, part. mingled, infected, jlJ& ^&
soand; the sound of a trumpet, hum of voices.
[^.-N.f Uo^f mingled or infected with serpenis
poison, Ethpe. ^Ln to be dravm up> poured 6) Ar. a ring or wooden Ut in the nostrils.

c) the tie of a vine.

out, toflow as water to be exhausted, wasted;
;

..- y -w y
?Jj JjJy watery partcles ^2> denom. verb Pael conj. from Chald.
are suspended in the air so that tliey do not JL1| =r Jkls>T ct fixed or appointed time. to

flota away in either direct ion; Jj Jia^^t fjxu summon to an appointed time or place, to pre-

**&})( of tranquillily
the Bea ia ever fulL pare for the same, hence to Ud, sunvtnon, catt,

Deeivativb, U$^l. invite, attract, induce; silversmiths used lead

)>^M) pi. P- rt. n^J. m. a cu/p, bowl; the >h Utiltcf U?^ to induce the fusion of

drawing up of water. silver; iQj/ *n JL'cLail^ /w

caZM them
^> = a^ *
3
fut^aL^jJ, inf. ^jJa, act. to repentance; \UL 1sx^o )i oorrfs calling
* y -%
part. a&J to drop or trickle dovm, to rain or io peace; o i=A\^ YsL?&
pour water in drops, to bale out water. Debiva- J).a^V^ av^ 5y ?/i^ cro^s a^Z bidden to

the Jcings house. Ethpa. ^?h ^0 be mm-

]!^J moned, bidden, invited; to prepare oneself be
pi. Jl^> or JfcCaSf f. an
tf
oyster,

oyster-sJtdl ; a measwre of weight. ready, irninineni* See *oo), Jju-ttj^o.

uaXj Aph. jSLt( to shine brightly, dazzle; i^J fut. *.ijJ, imper. ^ij, act. part. ^>) t

jIU-V )uo^)oa Ijo^^AxiS </ieir colour dazzles )L&>] to sing, chant, play on a stringed instru-
the eye8. Ettapii. AijLl( io Se illvminated. ment; Jo^jj Jfcl**ctajwi 'Joi sing praise to

Dkiuvatjver, Jjx^J, \sU God. Ethpe. ;-&?)/* to be chantcd, mng;

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t 118

&?las? pf^S harping; Lo )aof JjSd? * a* Jlct^ pi. JtaU ri JjJ. fornication, whore-

was said by the Psalmist. Pael same aa mongering; J&J^> JloU/> bodily fornication,
Peal ; also wiih regard to David, to say in opp. '- '<=> 7 fornication of the soul which is
)

the Psalms; iJ& Jo#? oc* i/ie Psalmist = David. JLalt sorcery and JLL> M> S f . JLofria*
Ethpa. *;){ to 6e chanied, sting. Deriva-
TIVES, J-aoO>, Jit*J0! )^T, Ild&l| Jio;J, DJl m. JOjJ f. only pi. ; frora .}. various,

diferent, of many sorts.

an arrow,
jtiT, JtwW pi m. Jc*f f. JLwtf )
s
rt. mh jx> j fut. &cu>jj, inf. *ojJ^ io $Aoo
away;
io /mrZ, sling, hence to cast ojf, out or
a singer, flute-player ; when without vowels
grey generally with ll, pi. to bind; ^t? ^& wJ^oliji JU ca^i me not out
Ji^b). b) sieel
of thy dwelling ; J*cu? Uo^H woj-f^ *ajj A^
f. ellipt. steel grey eyes.
hv/rled cmd cast him into the furnace of fire*
)i&1 pi- \* rt. tJ. m. music vocal or
Derivative, Uuf*
strnged; revelling.
\Aj\ or \/) m. a) xt. oii), a bit, bridle*
J^-iOj Or ]^J&J pi. Jr^* 3 ' m - <TMapay8os,
b) (ayx 7!) long boots.
aw emerald ; often with prosthetic Alep,
Sfcj; see %.ol.

Js^J^a^ rt. A-V>, adv. angriy.

Jto^T woj. music.
rt, f.
f
*c^i, Jic&kf pi.
r 5c^j, jiL^l m.; U>c6k,
*J, }Jj pi. ^3), JwJ m. sort, kind, way, )l i<x^j, pi, id^j, Jl^>cu^> f.rt. ;JM. adj.
ZfiiZe, Zess, hasts small, feeble, short; younger,
method, manner, jt^w? Ui a Az?wZ of vrine;
)La2kl wi ifo wa^$ or customs of shepherds;
junior, opp. a|; icil^jf ip^ a very smaU
affair; itx^j^ ^y )>Lox considerable wealth;
J3i JSt of various kinds or sor^5, divers,
io^j c*t$ Ji^ a wry ZfiiZe i&^t
while;
different; UjJ ji*S m, ofevil ways; ia**S
woiGj) his uncked habits ; ]^) u&Msx* chastity
)r<yj,a&.,>o
of feeble faith; \J>&S Jckj cZe-

gram. mood, jcfaft jaioloo Jjj iAe indicative

sponding, discouraged; \11'2>, J&aacij* ia^j

imperative mood; U^*s^d lf JoMAe infin-

Aori, yowng; ]sii'co.? ^Ii ^S rery yotmg;
]>q^.J oj At youngest son, PI. jfe&>, opp.
itive mood. With preps. JJjo 6y way o/, tn
i/imanner of in some way, metaphoricaUy )J,I^; jfcCIScu^) i^i soonafter; J&c&.J&m
^w? words, in sJiort, brzefly, concisely. Metaph.
Jijlaj UjJi 6y a parable; Ui lu\S inwhatever

way; JJI< Uj^ tw another fashion; *La & inferior, low, base; J&SclX) tkingsofnovaltce.

+pf in some way or other; JJ^aa aZZ % hsZU<&KJ rt. ;^j. adv. a ^'ffe, feMy, in
a small degree.
means; )J) y^j see JJ^/C Derivative, Uuj.
commit whoredom once. Pa.
]lotd-Xj rt. ^. J. f.feumess of years = youih;
Jjj fut. JjJj fo

uJ) io <?o a whoring habitually, commit forni-

feebleness; ^^J ioiabk) fainiheartedmess;
Uo> ioicuxj failing breathj <*Lo*a^j wy
caiion; to accuse of prostitution.
feeblmess = my ^e5^e 5eZ/.
%*Sat) ]L>) pi. J Pers. m. a basket,frail
Uict^j; see J|J^I
of figs.
^JUicL^I rt. tJS.>, adv. briefiy^ moderately,
\^1 m. the noise of a chariot, of arms, of a very Utile.
horses. . ^
Papel conj, of ^ol io 5aAe, &c,

Jj?, )p) m. sleeves or maniples worn by J rt. Jk). adv. angrily, torathfully.
Jacobite presta and still worn by theChristians
Jia^-wXf rt. ^|. f. fiaring vp of fire or
of St. Thomas in Malabar.
anger, indignation; JlVfa^AjLa indignanth/>
]^j > a tumour. opp. U-io gently.

Jf, Jtff f. J&ff or Jfcjf pi. m. ^ f. Jtf p&1, fut. yc&jj io^^ /awfe. Deeiva-
rt. [ii. afornicator, whoremonger, harlot. tives, Ui^ol ? jfcoajK).
 ; ; ;

119 &ot
)&x>.V rt. tt^}. f. reproack. jK**^***? a scarlet vest. Metaph. a compositiort
A.X) Ethpe. <-;j( to be toroth, indignant. in prose or verse, a freatise, volvme.

Derivatives, J^aj^oj, fc^j au^o, jl o^v i. Ja-oJ pi. J rt. wJ. m. a weaver; metaph.
and *o^jJ, one who plots or contrives.
aa^J or jwkJ fut. j&cl^Jj act.

part. &$> lo-^t to caii, shoui with the voice Jio9QJ3) rt. ^oj. f. weaving, the textile crafL
or with a trumpet. Aph. tiL&t same as Peal. JIqjdJ pi. Jlaii rt. JS^J. f. a groad!.

*!2oio hASk| crying out and saying; J&sW pi iJ>U>U JJ^-d^T f. a ring to hold
&)Je> he proclaims. Ettaph. o^tU?"** fo a bar or staff for carryng a litter, the ark, &c;
declared, noised abroad. Derivatives, jk- a S.f, .
ring-shaped handles of a eauldron, bolt-rings
of a door ; rings or linhs of chain armour.
j^lo^i rt. a^J. f. a sAowi, outcry, loud j*Bi pi. kaJLS) rt. <aj3j. m. <e cro55;
noise, clamour.

%JL\ fat.tjJ, inf. iL\& to lessen, diminish; Jlcua-JSj rt. ^oj. f. a) crucifixon; metaph.
to becomefew or feeble, be brought low, be redwed tJie faith of the cross, Ckristianity
in strength or value ; with U&5 to be faini-
jleLft*5j| ^ sign of the cross; JlS-ao^
hearted, despond. Ethpe. +&1t to be closed, JlakJSf ^oocZ Friday. b) the rising, surging
hemmed in. Aph. JLifto mahe or do lesa, of waves.
to bring to nothing, to reduce, think Hule or ^) fut. aoojJ, inf. <a^^, iraper. amj,
lightly of. Derivatives, J*q-*J> k->|a^f, act. part. v2ld, lo, pass. part, a*5>, ]La*5!,
JUfCOkJ, K~J*0*tf, kJj^Jjtf. j^ r pj a) to lift up, set up, hang on a tree,
y
] U )*&*} ta bristU; cf. ]h^>i. on a cross, crucify. b) to erect, hristle, stand
up as the hair. c) to rise up, swell as the
J^? some, so much, so many, as
*^.o*T or

many, such and such things; Js^I* ioo ^si sea ; metaph. to storm, fall upon with violente;
gram. to add the vowel Zekofo. joCsLi &&)
so manymeasures ofwheatj &io ^Bf and
on, these and others, and more besides.
\^if*%JL J?c& God set mountains above the
so
earth; ))&Jk& *%* ojj^T he hung an
i-31 fut. a fox or
J>jJ to stinh as goat.
earring in ilie ears; #+m? )U..vt iau>f the
Derivatives the two following words
hair ofmyjlesh bristled; )jc oci*o a_o) a tem-
JT or Jf pi, J* rt. t^J. stinking, evil- Pass. part. set up, hung, poi$ed>
pest arose.
smelling; ULl** \&) U&. foul strangled
erect, vmbending; lifted up, lofty of waves,
food of the heathen. swollen, puffed up; in the N. T. crucified but
jlo*3j vt dj, f. stinh, evil smell, e.g. of in other books l^^t 3 usual; gram. having
y
onions;
Jlb&J
usually raetapli. of sin, idols, &c.

Jm=>? jLo*a? iAe sft"?^ of foul sacrifices.

the vowel Zekofo.

erect like palms ; "^a^gJ^ y

-*2u5f Jlij
a a^Sjf ^so
^
cuX
tJiey stand

)M; see^T. \lL Jie who stands Jlrm daily against the
passions ; \Jil I )|djtfL& sxvollen jloods
Jfcla? or Jl} .pitch; a bristh, \U\~\ jfc^l
a Jwgs bristle.
)}&) yOoihJxmZjo their turgid thottghts;
*s&r>& } JJub uplifted voices. Ethpe. af 1/ to
JJ>, JJSj f. a wmeshin, Uathern bottle.
stand erect, be erected, to stand on end as the
IJqjM or J&^cu) pi. J&Lj&j f- a cwrry- hair, to rise up, swell as the sea ; to be hung,
crucified; metaph. to arise, be stirred tip as
*
jdloj pi. |^L rt. *ajs). m. a cruci/ier; war, anger, &c. ; to surge; o*J> k&JS>U
Joseph's sheaf stood erect; fcJLofu IfcJ^^ao

delivered our Lord up to tlwse who cruci/ied a ladder was set up ; )sBt oaSf j/ 00$ were
Him crucified. Pa. *aJ to make the hair stand mi
J*oLcj pi. J* rt. t^J. m. texture, web, cloth, end. Derivatives, J&cua), \&.+s>i, )i a^*o >,

agarment; JJjfel Jjclj^j alinencloth; jcuoj



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ij, ]J>) rt. &&}. m. a) a stake. b) the in,hencerap)id }ieadlong; Ka-ilo Jt*^( h*i
3

vowel -l o pronounced Zekofo by the West- a narrow and straight path; j!s^-'J J^f-r**

Syrians, pronounced Zkp by the East- a wei ofclose meshes; Jls.!^.!? JLaa-Jj ^^ >)

Syrians.
constrained by extreme poveriy; )%*su>i) P^
-J>&, imper. <&>*, act.
j>J fut. icuojJ, inf. compact haiUlones. Ethpe. &hu to bepressed
part. ;$, ]o5 3 pass. part. i*Sf, )*, Jl* to weave; togetlmr, to be compact, condensed, crowded
metaph. fo compose; )Jjo yo) women weaving together, squeezed, crusted; to be urged, pressed,
garments; Jl ;J>5 fte composes a parohie; constrained^ compeUed; to be in straits, strzi-
+ls>] )&sJ*r JL'aLi^ 2foy spin out a long ened, perplexed; )i+^s> *x> A&iJ^o con-

prayer; o & }i*g Se formed a body for strained by violence; o&> oi?J( t*3j| omo^
Bimself Pass. part. woven, textile, Jt*S* Jf=^ ^jsN all his inner organe were cncshed up-
"

textile work, fabrics; U>c*l> *>u h&&

tobe woven,
cloth wards; Jf^W &
JS? o>?J& he was urged
interwoven with gold. Ethpe. -Jztfl by the ambassador. Debivatives, U>*h U*oif,
composed, formed; ;J>?J( Jfc^? U oiQ J>

)&i&*%L&r within the Person of the Logos

\J>i) rt. ^jj. m. presmre, hcrden.
was formed of huraan limba; J^aoJ
the robe
i^t fut. <^o*Jj, act. part. ^), ^|) to glisten,
^o?)j JL** ^>* music set io words. Debiva-
be red with wine, said of the eyes. Derivative,
TIVES, J*Oi5}, ]>Od1, Jioiaoj, )'+&L

JfcJ>j fut. Ic-ojJ, inf. kJ>jL& imper. Ic-oJ, act.

5

J^jj pi. Jl. rt. i^J. m. rnwe colour, a coour

part. fcs.3?, JfcC-ol ioprick, goad; to tir the soil,
between yellow and red, a topaz, amethyst.
dig; metaph. to vex, provoke, goad, stinmlate;
io be urged or goaded on, provoked, tormented; )?>> pi. V m. a coai ofmail.

^jwSL o Lclo) urge on thy beast; oil^l JJ^o'if pi. JI rt. 9 J. m. compression; strait-
(jaAu envy stimulated her ; ? ujfeJ) ^o+Xo ness, distress; il^o'i) in straits; yoo^Soi}

everything urged me io; JXi? ioX fcJSj )ll!k,( IK^iiia waters being gentup in narrow
%<jJ
clo^I^ ^? tfiow art goaded onto a conflict ways; ]Is^xju9 l^ooij shortness of breath.
with heretics. Ethpe. JS-?h metaph. to be jw^oi j>1. JL rt *^i). m. a ww;6n
goaded, urged ort; to be stung, tormented;
ri) root not foucd in Syr. ; Chald* to gird
fco>?Jj*> jo^.r^JUi' uAiicL^2> he ivas urged on, arm. Derivatives, )UU %>*Au$), \ioU*U
on by tlie pricks of the Iove of God. Pael
a^*5j, J!aa*5j rt. *aif. f. compression, con-
%+&j to 2>rick, wound; o o ^scjoo )-*^
densatton, impeius; o*i*-^'? \&\*+ la*9) the
they wounded him in tlie loins. Deeivatives,
constrained foree of his mind.
JloOj, \%J 9 }hJ>U
]^A*ij ? )ls^ rt. oij. f. a whirlwind, hu/rri~
j&s? pi. JfcsD) rt %J*1. m. a rod, goad; the
carie.
bow of a musical instrument.
l+fi, ) , ]t vt. iii. brave, valiant, strenuous;
Jjoj rt. &J*L f. tetanus; spasm or rigor of
ready, swift, diligent; )!* && MJ valiant
fever.
for the truth; )UH JIS? valiant conqu&rors;
s>j fut. cojJ, act. part. o*, M>i>, pass.
\J>lz> w**Sj ready in handling the spear; Jai
part. ou*>, ) )Js *<> _pres5, urge, constrain;
,
jj^j sioift pinions.
to contract, hold in the breath iu readingj to
V-J.J-* J rt. li|. adv. valiantly, strenuously,
thrust oneself forward, thrust back, resist;
readily, diligently*
*rt kaajq.X jl.|ji they breathe shortly
Jicj-ir rt. vaiiantnesSy
while reading; *!aX *Mo oo? **i iAsy ;>j. f, readines8}
rapidity.
pressed upon him, thrust tJiemselves upon him;
|ffiw$ v^^ !S^>* /ear constrained them; r & j pi, of JOf.
pass. part. compressed, compact; constrained, ^>j ; see *^f ;.

oppressed; )JL>h ty*J a torrent straigMy pent ]+tf m. a giraffe.

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l*I|&Ji rt. &H adv. viohntly, by force. ? k>? &s seecZ ro^a, royaZ
B

violence. lineage.
JL dS&*5i rt. &if.

JlsSul, jl&Lrt. *aij. f. violent rain, downpowr. \j ct^iT pi. C- m. dim. of Jj&t. grain _pwfoe,
cfo-y vegetables opp. IJcs^T gram pot-herbs; the
ox?J ; see ^o j J.
germ opp. Jj^iJ tfAe ew&re fie<2.
%5>TETHPA.^Dif rf**o toalk proudly, stru, P

swagger.
]&*.! pi. )& ..9? rt. %& f, generally used
in the pi. descendants, family, offspring;
*p3iu ^Aji? dpaewKov, yellow orpiment.
u*aj? Jj&L^J the descendants of Noah.
*Jf fut. WijJ, inf. ^H&, imper. N^oif, act. jii^i, J&o rt. ^if. adj. g&mrative, per-
part.^i, Jo*i, pass. part. ^?J, U*l, ]&?J taining to procreation.
to spread abroad, scatter, hence to scatter seed,
&i) fut. dtjJ io sprinkle, shed. Deriva-
to sow, beget, generate; metaph. to implant, dis-
iives, UJsuiJ, JXaduffj jl^fui;.
seminate, propagate; lo^ll? i+&oS&^9lasower
J^ij m. a s&m disease, the scab.
ofthe words of God^apreacher ofthe Gospel;
kaoa *y-> ***** dispersed, dispersed among ilw
^fj fut. oojj, act. part. usi, w, pass.

part. *i^5j, l>o*H J1a*5j ia scatter, sprinkle,

Gmtiles. Ethpe. Ji 11**0 ^ scattered abroad,
disperse; Jfcl&o JjSj )fc!^ciJ acloud sprinkles
dispersed; to be sown, planted; disseminated.
y
Deriva- fine drops; JloUl &91 he squandered, his in~
Aph. *rf to farm seed; to sow.
heritance; jfJLaao )Jx9f L&'fe^ scattered and
tites, Uoi1, U^ff, l^o^t U JJ^>J> UA&i*
dispersed bows. Ethpe. uai?*/ to be scattered
sjf, U*? pi. U>1 \lUft (rare), rt. ^*h
about, dispersed. Aph. soili* to scatter, e.g.
m. a) seed, grain, a cornfield; UL*1 %^a land
blood.
fit for somng, but |af lS* means also amo9?
A comfields; \lx>J*} J=*i? wei o/ ^^ ^oi), Jlo1 sky-blue, blue-eyed.

procreation. b) young or immaiure offspring; Ui, tif? *57, jf f. a *xm, the space
JlTi pi.

birds* rijgy or nestings ; JLcUJlj }-^J <fo oue can stretch from the thumb to the little
ymng of animals ; J&f&ff U^iUhegrubs of finger; a J1M equals ^^P )lseL^X'it twelve
y
bees; fc&flf J^tf focte***' tgyi. c) o? fingers, and ^> ^*llt make one )&&(wM&

>A p&ax. .* **Ckaoi&3 rc'avjusorw

: co^m rcSttutO ooa* v^ft ,^

Al *

v ie. ^
alphabet; the numeral 8, wth
(7/wrt, the eighth letter of the
? prefixed the
clotted

/rom ^oa^'
cream, buiter, Jl^f
miiUb; jt oaa
]LoU
^ iop?
Suitor

]
*9
?no<:Z^

eightlu &oo/c called the Cream of Wisdom.

and rare form for \2L )5U pi. )!^ see )U m. aw a6ya&
\\L pi. ^p& irreg. ;

pre. part. of J*** to live. * U* act. part. ; see ycu and **.

]LoJ confctr, st Lo^ f. thichned milk, \j\++ nnripe dates.

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\\Z pi. }SJ> m. a) iAe rushing of water, nobhs, primea, men of rank; ]'i\Z & is con-

hence an owse< irruption; impetuosity, eager-

3
stautly used for fc#f}--.

ness, vehemence, violence, turbuence; )*$yS* ]il*5)ui pi. )fcli5)-i f. a ditch, trench, canal;

)Joooff an irruption of the Huns; \\S* a fosse.

jiV*^? tliepassims or </w turbuence ofyouth; <sJ+ fut. ocuJ, act. part. o U, U-l pass. part.
JI^J*? JaJJI turbuence of the wicked; \&\Z^> and pai'ticipial adj. ^. S and oo-, J , )*
V 1
impetuously, hastily, vehemently ; with oscu to be kindled, set om fire, bum fiercely;
or ^aa <o rush in or w|M, io hasten, to do or Jfoj the fire raged in or anzongst;
#0 eagerly; olotw? kkJ} * J&W .*\ o ^ ,

S^* tsi^ ^ j*QJ 7*^ ^^^ ^i io it from beneaih;

eacA hastens eagerly to tjie land of his tnherit- ofclab ^-?- )2^^c^^ coaZs are kindled at it.
t

ance. b) a cock-crow, )J^*^ Ji^? w* ^*^ Part. c**** glowmg, shining, whitehot; <*+2u+
ai ^acA cock-crow. loved }
beloved, dear. cherished; a friend }
nea/r

wi>JJl or ^s)^i coli. gnats. relative, c^mSu *+( \*s%L \J&j he was dear
\il\Z, \)*J)\Z> adj. from J)*. vehement, to him as his oion soul; beloved
^ V
violent. by nie. Pa. &&* to Iove vehemently, embraee9

]i]Z (*) pi. T; see U. caress; to keep warm, cherish aa birds tbeir

?t**^ Q^^L they embraced each

e ggs other.
fcj{U rt. &. sAv.freely, of his oum accord ; \ )

with JJ basely. Ethpa. *skLLt( to be beloved, cherished, em-

]Xo%\Z or JlcuJl rt. *L. f. a) freedom, liberty

braced* Aph. **Z( fut. c^JJ or Cfc^J y inf.
?i r
Ki or ciiM.v, act. part. *)j or
opp. ji servitude; the being free-born f of
gentle or noble ewtraction; raetaph. nobility
io kindle; to Iove; **^ !. .o^*.r? that ye
should Iove one another; cJl&? ^a^o tohoso
of birth or mnd, good breeding, good manners,
the
loveth. Ethtaph. eZJXl to be loved, beloved;
politeness, generosity. b) continence esp. j/c

)A*L^j )oi% beloved of God. Derivatives,

period of widowhood to be observed before
re-marriage, )lo> o^ **;jjt ^ZvT ]; <*> -
a woman after her husbanxTs death s/to2Z Zceep
co^meni for ten montJis; loJJl ^jj^jj^
a woman who sells her chastity. c) JLoijJl JL 3 m. s. of o cu*.
\*&j power over oneself; Ji.^*? Jl'otJJl usually m or )o^ pi. JaZ m. a measure = T\ of

ellipt. freewill jioi)"^. Jl^L Jj God w'ZZ woi a drachm.

compel freetoill; Jd Zio J?om? *oolo>|Jl^ JoocJl pi. ii- rt. aL. m. anything quickly
<^,Ni* nought can subjugate the freewill of the set cm fire, toithered leaves or twigs, dry stcks,

rnartyrs; JLofjZ? ]L'o& voluntary death ; with rubbish.

o or ^ o/ ft& om accord, wittingly; lo^y m.

confusion.
rt. ^w. mixture, commingling,

w^jo JJ?o co*Lo*Jg3o oftlieir own accord and

without coercion. J9C12J* m. smo^e, steam; uaetaph. ^j
fcJ)JLoJJl adv. rt. &.freely. ^lioQuii iAe fumes of ihy wrath.
w9^ > U)J1 f. jkLjJJI or \&\Z pi. ni. ^i>JJl, U-a^-i, jj*.CL^i rt, Ad^. containing, com-
+i\Z or emph. ]U f. |UU rt. *I.
^J*U prehensive, convincing.

free, tcell-bom, noble > afreed slave; ZT po^o/ U,arw pi. }Xg^w m. apple, peack.
iAe #ar& of the free, J*Ll^ Jiis s-JjIo^wAM. adv. comp&ndwudy*
rt.

JIjJJL iife raises sfcves io ifo dignity of tJie ^oam Ua,osm pi, Jll rt, oi^au*. a) a $%e,
,

freeborn; \J*?UZ* kx^-^aL*. seZ/ empire; blockade; imprisonmmt ; with &** written or
Jl**JJIo Jit*Z* )s\^2> in frank and open understood, a prison. b) a burrow, covert.
language; f. a mistress, a lady; Ji).- KjJ c) the life of a reduse; life in the oloist&r; the
noble ladies; I^ZU )jJ-H i site was freeborn ; cell of a reduse; with dwdling of a W> the
++[Z & 1?.V ^ Jfa* w#<Z ass; pi. emph. reduse; U*,cuw? Ijtttherukoftfoclwstered
 ^ . ;

re'vx.asj 123 1=U*

Kjfe; OM^oa**? ^>r^ls3 he opmed ihe door J^*!** &e s%e o/t/t6 c%;
p
JL o*aS*.5 )&.
of his cett. d) metaph. distress, straitness; a city prepared to sustain a siege.

\J+JL0 u/ K ^ Jli oa** distresses for Ohrist's ]l++2k** m. a reduse, a monk seduded in his
saice. cell; cf. **^** under *^j.

an endosure, )liu^ f. a doister; a reduse; eee a^m.

\\m ^r>L pi, J," f.
cloister; the

ceU of a reduse; a prison; a stronghold; J&JLi or )tJM>5*i f. a liquid measzwe =

* s*

JiV"? ) &- L the doistered grave; *o Hcb. 6a^/i, about 8 J gallons a wine-cask, huit; ;

o]jiaw )f
lN>v ^ fo compression, i. e. for< jl^ix )|C** aw empty buit,

confined vapour, o/te cloitd rens it. yiLi fat. y^jJ, act. pait. ^i, U^, pass.
|L ls mea;, m%Ze esp. of
^i^, iw? part. ysi-, ^o
*7i

^Ju* fut. ^oj 1

, inf. act. part. S

dry things ; ^o jom, timfe in intercourse <o

\ )^ ^
;
]^sJL, pass. part. >^* ? >
&#** dmmi
with o of the in- confuse, eonfound esp- of confounding the suh-
like hail, io cudgel, batter,
stances; gram. to join letters, wrte w;o letters
and^>; Jo J*^
strument
ti Aoe7 <jf wrath beat down;
^.^** Jf*^
*% \&*Z* o
'?
or words together; ]fZ& 1^4 aa^* ^^ ^ es

c/o* mingled; [x* 6i -o Jta sfee iia^

o JL beating her breast ; Jf^^- &*2"*f K*=>

a vineyard beaten down by hail; ^-^** l*&*a among the croivd; \U* lS-a^* ^ *5 J^&->

^e $ow/ w/ic i< is wc fongrer mtased wp with or

beating rain, viohnt rain; to thrash corn, olives3
Ethpe. uniirf o Atf body. Ethpe. ^-l/'pass. of
walnuts match away as a torrent.

yui
; to
PEAL with 3
o or wiLj uaa-U i m^ of ^; *ftr
fAe iwo substances were confownded. Pa.
Pa. ^
* r
^
io intermix, confuse; UJ!o ^v<^ z*Lx> he
to go on kicking or beattng the earth ; c+ y
ground; confases one affair with anotlier; ULil U^^
)j*J) |j[^Si he dashed the jug to the

fc#o*a^^J )ooj V^t-y he kept kicking his feet. ^ ^v> the colour of ihe earth is a mingled

colour. Ethpa. yLLt} to be interTnixed, con-

Etapa. sJsLtr to be thrown down Iwadlong.
fmnded, amalgamated. Debivatives, U^-j
Derivative, l^-
Ud^*, J^J^a^*, jloruiWj ki=>cw.
l^A** rt. ,V^- m. a beattng, eJiaking, ]I^3! \-L^ rt. **a. m. conibination. conjunction,
mingling, mixture.
T. 9
: see *%>L fut. "^siL-J, act. part.

^ JL.X?! r t. ^. adv. kindly, ajfectionately, pass. pari. %a1, \L, Jj^ root-meaning to

pleasantly. twist, writhe esp. in the pains of childbirth,

to be in travail, to labour in birth; metaph. to
)V<xaJLL rt. *aJL. f. hveliness, pleasaniness.
be twisted, permrted; to conceive in the mind
tsJ^-3** rt. ^" adv. confusedlyj witlwut
to bepregnant, ftdl of consequence ; 2 U**W"
order; gram. contracted. toas near
i3Sflj&& j t^A ; the travailing one
< -
!L
>
rt. 4*2**. f. commmgling. delivery; oJ^^i V-! t-^ om of per-

jjffjto&w fem. empli. part. of ^>a~ = subsfc. vertea mind. Pa. ^5bu=Jl a) to travail, be in

rfcA w twisted; metaph. o>&^*** J[i j)ains of childbirth) labour io bring forth;
iferf

%g ro/>es or snares of his pervwsiiy* metaph. J!$&% |iix a doud bring s forth
)L- rt ti^, m. et sor o/ oaAe made of rain. b) to twist or falsify a rcckoning; to
spoil, mar, corrupt esp. to corrupt a codex by
flour and sweetened wine or honey.
mistakes, a place with herepy ; Jj*5 ^a^5
\_X\ *5u* rt. .a*. adv. having ihe vowel )iZ*
)5l h.'&kZ-x* hailstones spoil tMfruit;
\&L+, HVttfto f- carded ioooL
)1 a^ae marred wine; ^ )i^5? %aL ^^i ^
ttkj % f* } }ff>-"r- m. a prisoner; a reduse; see ^irf not breah tiu seals of the septdchre; *%&L
under aa Peni. vm*Jk*J$ he corrupted his compassion
beleaguering, siege; im- cast forth all pity; with \J^> to pervert a
jta**&* rt. *^*. f.
4 *
covenant, make. it useless or void by false
priscrwtent; the life of a reduse; i
 ; ;

1*U 124 w

teaching, JtoUj q^slm i. e. Mscoie+a they JU-i pi. 11. m. usually in the pi;
ri%^w.
corrupted those countries with false teaching. thepangs of trnvail; jli^l? I^ig sorrow o/ ^
cf. below under d; otii^i VxIc one of ^ra^'Z; J^dif ik^ or J^.1 uiiiH Ae ^W/^
corrupt opinions =a heretic; )i-wv JJ wn- pangs; metaph. tiwpaim of death, of Sheol,
corrupt. c) to become corrupt, depraved, *%&L or any great pain ; Jfcliw?! \s^L thepangs of
Jll^\x&. to sin with a woman. d) to destroy, fear.

to spoil, ravage with o, bring destruction upon *%>k~, }K pi. \L rt. %a*. m. corruption,
with ^C, said of war famine
3
or pestilence hurt, harm, destruction, desolation; adultery;
io ravage) devour, tear as wild beaats ; ^a >j
? Jl^** U? incorrupted, incorrupiible, immortal;
JIqjLJJ ULi\J to make havoc in the
ravage, incorruption ; JLA-* ^? \\2L immortal life;
land, in those countries; P&i^S. o Is l^sw J> jLL** JJ? ^o.aa ,J1jL*^ *i>.9;Jt* they are soum
Jerasalem wlien she had desiroyed those of her in corruption, they are raised in incorruption;
own household; c**&J "^oJl he desiroyed lwm>-
selfi Kthpa. ^Li( a) to be formed in the ^cm mayest rededicate its buildings after their
womb, be broughi forth with travail; *$-^m defilement in idol-worship. Interj, woet de-
i*i{o^iJlUo he was eonceived and broughi struction! \ to^au woe unto me! 6^^ ^ Z
io the birth and broughi forth. b) to be cor- wOfioj? woe to Edessa!
rupted, corrupt, esp. with heresy; jiV*iL ^* ^u* not used in Pe. Ethpa. iwtf and
o^>JLLl( they were corrupted by laxity oflife; u&*mL{ to be slothful, lazy; to hesitate, falter
vooisSJL 'jsh> p\4\Ll\i **i*( those who have j|o^ ^x^r.ts^f .c&ot <Aey w?Ao are slothful
hst tlieir reason; jioL** ^"^iLUL/ ojoo* in thismatter. Derivatives the three follow-
his mind was pervertea from thefaith. c) to be ing words-
destroy ed, jja;^a by lightning^ Jioua by fire,
^i^-, ]S* pi. ,1, |1- rt. . slothjul9
l^al a^=> in tlie sea; to be depraved. Deriv- j>-
r y 9 9 y
fey, negligent; JJli
ATIVES, JUL, UL, h, Ui~ JUdL, U&*,
}
-*iA^? ^
wry laziest of all the lazy.
fi P y
adv. slothfully, negligently,
"^iw^ jlsw pi. i, \1^ rt.^^*. m. a) a cord, ?p
JtcujJL** pi. Jt rt. ^ ->. slothfidness,
rope, line, noose ; a measuring line, hence
esp.
sluggishness.
a portion of land meamred out, a portion i

allotment, tract of land flw r> *XIm he was fut.

-Ti

imper. pa- or ^c^*, act.

;
f-
hung with a rope; ot=*L oSI^ m>\ o&x.d part. j&, J^w, pass. part. ^*, ]*, Ji^o^wsA,
he destroyed the destroyer with his own noose/ shove; to crowd togetlier, throng, push or squeeze
ioi^I? Jl^I* the lot of his inJieritance ; JL llaJ through a throng, to 2>ress onward; oojo-^cw
one portion of land ; U*k! \^ coast-land, p S&* him outside, shut the door against
heep
maritime district, b) a line, row, series of him; ^ci^jj .ii hepuslies his way through;
persons or things ),?A6 l^o/^iliw \"\^
seven lines or climes;
;

lootof Jl^L a line or

MiiJJ ooo ^T^ *^y puslied people aside,
squeezed through the crowd; Jo^jsX l&
row ofvinesj *||>a ^^ JlSil jliki J&i*a
^
JiaVi/ p a ever^ owe crowded to the door;
fonfe which jly in lines or straight fiights in
metaph. topress <m, urge on, hastm, be eamest,
the air; IXcuLi f JXij JL^L
or
6
Kn or succes-
9
^7te
eager, cmxious; ^J|i? %af AL thou art in
sion of propheis; ^& ooo ,Nco jcu? Jlii
a hurry to be off; a^ll? l!ixi $he was eager
oo*X^cua /tne* or rays offire rose from their
mouths.
to learn; ^c*^^ ^>jL .Kxs^ri hastm to
jl^, )&J>L m. J^, f. %L, vtr%*~.
pi. reiate tlmr affairs; &ou& J* he urged on
a destroyer, avenger; a corruptor of youth; his sans, exhorted tliem; gram. to give tlie voml
adj. rapacious, devowring, destructive; JSJ Hvasa -l . Ethpe. jiuirrefl. to t/trust, presa,

^m rapactous tvolves; |m*< JJ.cu** mrmv- throng; JfclaoU l^kLlf'she pressed against the
<wot5 animals, JV^S Jfc^iS fezrd!^ of pi*ey. wall; pass. to be pressed close togeth&r, corn-
 -

I*. 125 rtfh\zu$

* ^
pressed; to endecwour earnestly, to take great act. part. jt ^J^^ ^. pass.part. oiaSm^, ! ,
Jls
pains; gram, to have the vowel . Deeiva- io shut in or wjp. a) Y=* tai or ellipt. <o bedege>

tives, lr****> fc**L*** ;

)^Z, Jj^ beteaguer, hem in; to corfine, imprison with

\lskZ rt. -^**. m. a crowd, throng; J-aJl ^JL of the pers., gia^x jliU*! yDM he Jcept
)J^m^ Uio? a ^row^ ofrobbers.
htm besieged in the city; j*JL* Jiiww^ iici^.

cu/ darkness imprisoned them in terror;

jlsu* m. rt. r"^" a press, throng, crowd,

2>resmre ; [cci'o ? j !i^ thronging cups =a Ji*i( 1^^ 09A^ he shut Mm up in prison;
QtA&ZsQ ]l+T<L\* ot+u{ he seized the vizter and
carouse ; ) Am ^^ orc account of
%
tJis crowd;
imprisoned Mm. b) to enclose, with JJoj or
gram. ifo i?ow?Z Hvasa , l^-Tn ~ ^n^
) i^lxx^ io net fish ; metaph. a*^* woo^jsad
Hvasa, i.e. written with i* as in **S ; lIpH
West-Syr.= j-sa^J East-Syr. he caught him in the toils ofhis own words.
short i as in Jl'^S
o) with ^Jll to shut up close, make mhjeci %

Paeii ;^~ a) fo jfa? the eyes, with

bind; Uoc.* s^L oaSu h^m 7/-e bound Mm-
upon. b) with wjL io associate with, be
selfby a promise. c) to Kve the life of a reduse,
a companion of, \*S>) JJ^ood y..xuL ;JL-j JJ tive the cloistered life. e) metaph. to contain9
i/ie i&nme of tJw wicked shall have no fdlow-
comprelhend, include ; JI^ c
ship vnih thee. Ethpa. ^L'i/^o be intimate,
ever^/ iifo sides contam an angle; JJs^ciL
be a companion, to ally oneself with ^. ?
jfl cZe&i which comprises
DeEIYATIVES, J=w> )i^*; JloiA*, U>*-=*~-
*Ae ^AoZe o/ 7^5 property; J

^, )UL f. JtU~, pi. m. )*, f. JL", rt. **~.

)kLio)J ^"m Commandments com-
U'oc& i/^
a companion, comrade, fellow, an intimate
prise the whole Law. f) to restrain, convince,
friend, neighbour; another, the other; equal to,
confide by argument pass. part. a) besieged, ;

Iile; o*h>L ^>X j*j| h-*[

J* if man hem imprisoned, a prisoner, dtliL J^ a prison;
anything against another; olV* X
l^Jg fe**S
J^& aaL? )od w;Aen ram is held back,
between one stone and another; C Joc* fc* $ denied; )J^.- Js-^1 Jg**^* suhject to blavie.
)._-^x \ ^ )f-^Tr there was noi its equal in tlis
b) a reduse who, though living in a monastery,
world; ot^L\ J>? woaJ^j one generation remained in his or her own cell and refrained
sludl teii it to another; rit. an alternative emph. a
from all intercourse. c) cloister.
prayer or lection. an alternate chant, jM* Ethpe. ut ^ rrt,/ a) refl. to shut oneself up 9

eiiL+Q respondvng tones; ]kl*^ox>

to remain tndoors; to give oneself to tfie

i thefirst part and the following part.

iL^L*
)IAL pi. J* m. i. rt. ;a*#. a conjuror, a
life

it
of a reduse; **feJ? jw kooifcj
is our custom to remain indoors during
^
charmer. II. a efeep jwfc, a pitfall, deep dark- the fast. b) pass. to be besieged, imprisoned;
ness; j^o J^* precipices and abysses; .^ m l/ .
ft nr )|* *^o ^ver?/ one who is be-

t ^^y* J^-.XxS j^^il pitfalls leading to sieged is as good as taken. c) geom. to be

wickedness. contained, induded; IcxaaL^i ^ \ vi g *y /

Jlol
r
rt. ;j**>. f. felloviship, bocm-com~ Trt^^jy y afigure is contained within its bound-
r
panionship^ a partnership; JJjoo*? JLo*a ing lines. Aph. *A^#/ to mafe subject, to shtU

i&e synagogue of the Jews. up. DkrivatiyeSjU-cl^**, S^-U-oa*., ^Cl^** 3

JJiuJ. pi. JI_ rt. ;^~. of or belonging to

partw-ers; jJjy^w Ui** swzte between partners. JXo*2lL, }l^cui^ pL m. |^-, f. }il+abeetle;

J&L* pi. jr fem. of t&, Ja& a leech; jfcoaoo/ jl^I^CL^a^ 6/acA- beetles.

)&%* pi. Jt
5?
f. a bruise, sore; JL*JLj* JJvC^ = I^qam rt. dL. f. stubble, brushwood,
>^-2** running sores; metaph, aw err^r w husks, dry rubbish; .jyax^k jls^** V
9 )

a mnuse lipfc; Jii^**6 ).^ai )Lao full of o*iC \U>1* if slitbbk cmne near the fire, it decours
blots and bhirrs* it; metaph. Ua^cu? J&J* rubbishy teaching,

lut. **.CLa**J, inf. ufc^,*-o, imper. aq^m, state trash.

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-^ *J 126 S-jj

.J>
3 m. s. pre. of verb <^cu*. b) fut. iot^J, act. part. *^, Jt** tr. io

U^> pi. Js^g m. a feast, festal day feasting ',

hinder, restrain; ^o 4-^Jc
Jfciaax& that which impedes and jyrevents its
a festal assembly, hence afair, any assembly;
a ccmpany, a dance; )loI* \^ feasting and
rising; +l^* ffkj* Ujf ^ H is noi

the habits of the body which hinder. Ethpe.

mirth; liiLoi \^L a spiritual feast; K^*
;^Lft*t/ a) to be or become lame; metaph. to be
jLox? ]aJ*x the gloomy feasts of heatJien-
or become feeble, be imjwded, fettered; u^t(
dom; jcU? \^ jzf ^$
eL^&irthe crowds
sins; ^o
devils divided themselves into bands. De- woioo^o he was fettered by his
of
-I^lJis. [rkl )a&> they are Mndered from
riv atives, verb *s^*, A^-n^j U*^*> **^p**>
good works. b) to stammer, have an impedi-
ment in his speech; U^ii? o]^\j2> ]i^*s^
U^L or |^ m. hedysarum alhagi, a thorny
his speech was impeded. Pa. *^# to lame,
plani.
cripple; to impede, fetter ; tohaU; ?^? J-us

natu/re which Jiath denied motion to it; a

^ pi, Of JfcnQ~. he prevented his entrance;
jLoyJ^k. he fettered freewitt; ^aD^J^j y
ot

*^ denom. verb Pael conj. from J^L. <o

y
&e?> a feast; L^ooj j?JjSL the feast we those who still halt between two

celebrate. opinions. Ethpa. *!^*t/ tofall lame, be crip-

pled; to be stopped, checked, impeded; +o#
Jla?*^* from \*^L f.festivity.
jlcim*^* f. halting, lameness.
^*m Vil &**? the serpent which on account
of A dam was deprived of feet ; *^o (^*V^& t^
^^* fut. ^.o^J io surround, go round; oj^so a dog when it is ordered by its mater to

stay still. Aph. ^g*^ a) to lame, to restrain.

might erect walls round the cities; o tai **$** b) to be lame, feeble; metaph. to stumble, waver,
o-*2J )!<* Io o*l /<ts so^ s/aaZZ wander round be unsteady; loX Jj^d fr^*a& rmture is im-
&& grave. potent, restrained from; oom>I *^**& ^i
^^,
JJ<^ also llj-, pi. JJ^ corn. gen. }aaj3 halting on boih knees doubly irre-
but J&N^y a Ae partridge; a partridge; solute; o ;<^ ( J IXiIa ai they stumbled at the

Jl^lf )^pf # brace of partridges. Eesu/rrection, were not firm in tbe faith,
9 y
P
m. Ar. a cupper, a surgeon who applies Jl^ J^^ (uncertain) f. the shrine or
pi.

a cupping instrument. fane of an idol K^~* \^> ^Z^L t when

;

they make feasts in the temples ofidols.

Ui^fr adj. a) from ^, festal; &tcuiL
a thorn.
J&s^l* pl< Js^* f.

*^Jt m ^/estaZ assemblies. b) from jfcl^i.

-L m. j^** f. a) one, each, some one, any orie;
used as indef. art. a; JL IqlS.?
)^4a/ a ter t ^
Pe. only part.
Ti y
W^_** 7iaft, Zame 3
some one, to a certain man: J* +X or *Lo Jl
maimed. Pa, to be lame. Derivatiyes.
one the other, each; J** ) f. or i J+ m. eac^,
ewry, everyone, several; H^D m., j*^o f.
j^M pi. ) m. a coney. e#cA one severally, several; ) ** ),^."%n^ zw eac/t
^g* a) fut. *^*?, part. ;
j intr. andall; ^ix> JL JL each ofyou; *& )t )t-
fo a&, limp, be lame;
halted, limped.
c
Participial adj. *^*,
Jacob
]
JfcLo^ )^ t ,i .Ur i
one of the several gates was of a single pearl,
^ J^^i each

halt, lame, criipled, feeble; often usecl as a Apoc. xxi. ax, b) with preps. JL=> JL each
nickname J!*^* %cl^2> Pharaoh Claudus=
;
one, one the other; J^j single, singular,'
Pharaoh Necho with Jjui or JLo stammering,
;
)i*^? -? JJ&^s verb of the singular and
of halting tongue ; otiu *^^*? j^** a 5tom- of the plural; \jujL J*,j one-eyed; ,i? JL of
mering child; metaplu deficient, feeble; Jt^*** each other, of one another; J&, J* oneanother;
otll^r icb*. too weak to carry oui his will. JL & JL one from anotlier; r or v*
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<.V 127 r*!.!**

** y*_x * one towards one with cmother; other, mutual; J?U? )%J^ brotherliness to~
]* JA* "^i. separately, particularly. c) +L wards one another.
with a number aud o denotes double, treble,&c, o* or ooim
4
contr. of oo *** m. one only,
)&2*{ ]l^ JfcCbs a double portion; +'*l +L or once.

^Ifcc* tLdouble; \&>i\ JLfourfold; )&*&* Jo JL const st. io +L, with suff. i p, %+hoJ+my
sevenfold, seven times. With ? or ^ before gladnesSy with the other suffixes it is regular,
the number, a jpari; ^i>i| or sd*if& )l** loJ i% ioy> &c; eraph. JioJl, pL JiolL.
a fourik part; )+*> ellipt. for *j J*, is used m. and f. rt. )+**. a) gladnessy mirih, joy re- 3

adverbially with o or X mice, e.g. Jisj^ J** joicing; amerrymaking^festivity^dance; JJJob

o/ice a year; J^wJo )** or lUlTfo ]**
Jio^j brave apparel, festal raiment ; joJ^"^o
firstly secondly ; cu^t^ J** ^c ^ *** fe& nnN JoojL all joy be with you; \& loi
ihousand times; ]*** ai owee, directly; }IjJ* joy of heart; JioJl U^? js-Z u aS ^S^

i&\ && k in one word; ]*** ^ offcener contr.

)Laa^k o^Jx\, /iae'Z o ^7iee, joyful one, who
j**oo directly, immediately, suddenly; j J*^ barest the joy of the whole world. 5) subter-
as soon as, ai the same iime as; \,^dn JL hoio ranean granaries, pits for storing wheat or
nvueh more, how much rather; t+hZ \tt\r> JL barley ; |^o 1^*1 l^^^p Jloiil under-
how much more; )j U&> * or J*u* Jjbo ! ground stores and 2>its of wheat and barley.
Aow; mwc& Zess/ |>vnl *L or )*> seldom, some-
I^p* pi. J^ Ta. thefriend of the bridegroom,
times; u*fe*j^ loftV Jl i is rarely found.
bestman, mater of the ceremonies at a wedding,
a wedding-guest ; JLo1^a&; \mxsJLx>o l^o*-**
U****, JtcuJ-, aoJw, )>, J^cu., verb
the guests and attendants of the wedding-feast
m^o JJot^jJ woia^p-" i^ guests of the
]*** or i^I fat. )***?, inf. )***-&, imper. wZ*, Spiritual bride-chamber.
act. part. )l> ilj*, j^LlL intr. /o be glad, re-
}
J&^p*j* pL jlil f. a friend of the bride-
joice } with X over or ai; io welcome, entertain groom, esp. $Ae women who made Jcnown to His
with o \; uT^L j/Zad o/ foari. The imper. disciples that tlisir Lord had risen; ojl^oZ**^
and infin. are used as salutatioi}a=x a *P X a V iP ? l Idjio *m1 Mn-I? As an^eZ beheld thefriends of
*$ 4*7* hail, mater; .p^o o* rejoice in our the bridegroom.
Lord; J UoN greeting; o^ ^owoli wZ~
Jjl

jloU f. Ji'ioU, pi. m. 1* f. )L", rt. ,-.. a

i^ow s/iaZ^ noi salute him, shalt give kim no
vagrant, mendicant; }foJ* ls^ i^e beggars
greeting. The act. part. is often contracted
dish, the name of the constellation otherwise
with a pron., \jZL I rejoice, ^*ZL we rejoice.
called Corona borealis.
Pa. L o gladden, make glad, rejoice trs.; io
jr>O^ a) see above 6) a door-hinge. c) a
felicitate, congratulate; S^^cf ^o* cawses
;

buttonlwle.
of gladaess; jojojj> ZI* /Te wzacZe ptfad w/iA
ffs %M Ethpa. Zii/ io 6e gladdened,
r
LoJl constr. st. of Jo-*, emph. st. )io^.

made glad. Ajph. J^+( to gladden f^S* f' r ^y }

IIjIo^ vt. J-*. tojtjoyful, glad.
9
rejoicing the heart. Dekivatives, )o^ 3 J1o#-** ;
m. pi. )&j^I f. pi. from *L. a j^w
\J fZ+L 7

a veryfew, some; )^om Jj ^^^X t< fs granted

w^t = wo^ )L# f. one only, once. to few; Js-ot*^^ m a /etc instances, in some
few cases.
M>J1 or Jo^ pi. JZ. m. only lexx. chicory,
i*Z** ; see verb ]#-*.. wlL Pa. of the same,
cichorium endivia*
io gladden, &c.
UJL&J+ Sunday; for special Sundays see
Uyi pi. JJ^i or ]Lo^ m. i/w breast; jfclXoVj
US+o, Jl-, jfcs^i^, &c.
)o^/^4^ ^-^ o^f*^> iA^ Virgin bearing on
j^i from fL. each other, one the other, one her bosom tJts Son of God; UJ1 pi or l^a
wiih anolter; ]*J+9 of one another, of each breastjylate.
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kU.-U 128 *:.im

H& J& pl. m, %, f. j^, rt. IU Ethpe. f^*#ir^

.v
&e Z^0wd o/. Aph. u^ to r

glad, cheerful, joyous, mirthftd, tnerry; often enclose, Io make go round, to set a wall or hedge
with \jk& heart. round, to encompass with an army, guard
k^\J+ rt. )+**, adv. gladly, cheerfully; with round about, gird; ooX 9*^oc }x*) Jta p'irc^
* P*
o w?eZcow, <o receit^ hospitably. iAewi rf<A armou/r. With other verbs; again;
P < 9
)l' CU* f. rt. ***. solitude; union untty ; i

jls^jus jl'cu** natural union as that of the owi; o^ ooj i+**( he gave him back9 gave

element s; J loiale \<+l+* unity in action; him again. Deiuvatives, J90^* 7

|lfOj-*>,
* - s ?*. ^
I fco& JJ j Ifcu* ^a* inexplicble unity.
71
y t 9
j-** contr. for Ju* -*** we rc0^ce > see >*, J>* pl. j m. rt. i^.acircle; vagrancy,
Jm* act. part, begging ; pl czVc39tt/acm2 jAaces, suburbs, sur-
.

jio^Z** rt. i*>. f. S^wp' surrounded; io** roundings; x^S^lolf 6*+fl the subwrbs of
Jerusalem. The const. forms ij-*, vi>M are in

UZi conte of Jo/ Jli / aw glad; see J***.

common use as a prep. round about, sur-

fcsljuw rt. Jl. adv. singly, singularly, with

rounding, hard by; )& >** im^? 3 gardm
special lionowr ; in the singular number.
adjoining the house; uJAax ^fl** o ta- sf^y
?* \99 1 |ft p fi**P* >* eneamped round about my tent; <*$*? )Hi
w^, U>*~ pl. m. J J^***,
, f.
.

rt. -.
singular number ;
J?icL <Ae country round about the Jordan.
singular, gram. in the uj***

Jciof having only one vowd; U^ sU*** ]lfJL pl. )Lj^ f. rt. 9**. a circuit; corri*

monosyllabic ; Jjculo uJ^ follounng the same dor; a surrounding outer wall, hence an
rufa. Metaph. unique, ]o U** Jtcu^ oui-building

cni^J? he icas singularly esteemed as a j)hysi- La* make new, bring in un*
Pa. tJL a) to

cian in his time; \Ho il!o*** those wlw assert authorized irmovations, new teaching, institute
that there is one only natwre in Christ = new canons, construct new buildings, &c, issue
Monophysites. new i.e. counterfeit coin clL \l^ls^%L e ft<s, ;

jLop*j* f. from Z*. oneness. unity; singu- heretics brought in new teaching against Christ;
r
larity, the singular number; \loL( \*q IcujL* )i^L'io\^ L^oof U&^J thegools which hefirst

the wfhity of ilie Divine Nature; JJus Lo*j*. constructedbeside theroads. b) to dedicate renew> f

the doctrine of one sole nature in Christ, restore, repair, revive; \S,itoilL they renewed
Mon ophysitism. or dedicated the gates; Jli*.ljf omjojw flL

*-* m. jm,2K< f, comp, of J+ one and

he rebuilt the walls of the city. Ethpa. l^LL/^
a) to arise newly, be new, recent, gain new
ten; eleven.
strength; )** Vt Ll( a new custom has arism;
fU* fut. *o**jJ and u*J, imper. io***, act,

part. JL, Jn-i, pass. part. ;-!*, )', JL'. a) to go

oi M? ^ocuoj newly-decreed laws; cu
oI n ^\v> Jiyilioo loo cu his doctrine gained
&
round or about, to encompass with o or ^.
,i

iocjb jo il-i fo wmt about in the market-

fresh strength each day; )VjJkl* )o tlLj^S
places; a^\ ** Ae groped about, spied all y> o* ^a a* he daily grew in beautiful virtues.
b) to rermw, restore, repair. Debivatives,
round; ij* J* all round, round about. b) to
surroundj beset,vrith J^tus fo besiege; ^SS -
jlY
o*> Jlo &e cawe against the city aw< &ese &, l^, IL'jL f. 11^ pl. m . Jl- f. )U- rt . t^.
c) io 6e^y ka.j*i o +L he begs his bread. new, recent, fresh; Jioocu* %. Ji'Jl the scar
d) with another verb, again; ^<oJ u+*j
him come round again. Pass. part. compassed,
let is fresh/ jlf<& il^
? Ji^
beyond death; jil often
^ ihe new Ufe
ellipt. for uTVJ?
surrounded; JJjsq-S Jt-Z-* surrounded by J^U the New Testament; Jl \i} novicea,
waier; &L y-I? l*cua i/^ villages lying tir os; pl. f. novelties, innovations; i*&k
round about; with Jj>o2> or J^^o & SeseiS, jU^L novelty-mongers, longing for something
besieged; jLJl >ik ;-!** co-m2>assed with armies. fresh.
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durtfoxii* 129 a*

%Z\u+** rt.
unusually.
1***. adv. lately, recently, newly, ^ with or over; to overcome, surmount; to
confute; tojind guilty, condemn; withjljoooi

JLotJl pi. jloiZL f. rt. L**, newness e.g. of to bind over, muse to take an oatk; ool??
clothes opp. jicu^w freshness; cjlolJLa w/^w >*ajf o^a y oai A^ j o mae they may conquer
& was ^fco^r? J4~ vLoi^ and overcome the passions of the souL Ethpa.
neto; ^ c^'l/
wMe owr freshness hath not been made dld by
<o &e worsted, convineed, confiUed; to
sin; Jl ru\ v . > iolj. a newreign, the beginning be guilty, convicted, condemned.

of<i reign; ]>om? djlot^ *Ae ew> moon; ph ocw, \^QuL pL 1IL rt. ocu. m. a c?e6< ; esp.
^saL jlic a creditor^ usurer.
Ja* not nsed in Pe. Pa. wcw, imper. JaJl,
oa-, J^g* rt. *^. m. Iove, charity affeciion;
^
%
r
i*&,0(o*, ***cuf to show, make manifest, mani- o Jeft^M J^cu Zo^6 is of God; Jj^dL*
P

fest; to declare, demonstrate; to show oneself Ji cu*|f brotherly Iove; Mcw li? without natural
9 4
appmr, generally with **&? ; <o mafe a $/tcw, affeciion, heartless; \Js unwillingly ;
ecchibit; to pretend, profess; to discover, to mp frimd; witli pron. suff. 2 p.

puhlish; JjXx& aL(

qL s&w -w$ *Ae wayin; a tit]e of regard or conrtesy, <*icu^ imto
]ii+ *jo\cu> show 7ne a 2)efmy; wa
prove me to be goodground; j^oo *
r < r
I^W thee, BeJoved; oo^cu dear or beloved Sir.

) J
.

%SU>&*+ rt. oL. adv. affectionately, amicably.

wfo weZ? declare that they are free = wAo aK
freetkem; ds*;olT^ )SJIjf <iio< A^ wzay
Jtlda m. gloom, thick darkness; fi^cu*
^309 )-^bk he came oui ofdeep gloom inio
^
life.
declare^expound, your religion to us; Jl^J?
j^a* rt. ^xm. m. mixture, confusion.
Ja*#j fo declares him a Har; }a^j ) Yin
Jiscw pi. Z, ) rt,"^su. m. a recompense,
Uo &e wawt^ indicates tlie nature of the thing
reward, remuneraiion, compensation, interest,
Jk^Jfcoo ]& *cw **a-u* Enoch discovered
books and writings. Ethra. *<wZ/ io be shoim,
usually with *.&, yioj, U or k&f ; ^3 )
related; to show oneself to appear; to be made
&*cu X
behold how they reward us ; oooi^

manifest, spread abroad; to be discovered;

y Jlio-** ^oo^ they have retoarded evil unto
UaL&oa repoHed, related, Dekiva-
them; *o*cu*)| J.^^ JlScu c^^S theyreturned
*f+r<i8 s
tives, U*a-, U*d*O0, jicuucuoo, Jlucw^oo, good unto ihtir brother; l^-o?*/ )|i>cu ^
jLax.cu#fcoo, l^o^L I am overcome by that which I owe i. e. by
gratitude and affection.
oa~, ^ fut. oaw, inf. o^jc, act. part.
o}* pm*. a) to be unequal, unequally matched, JLacu* rt.^A*. m. corruption; destruction,

weaker, with & tAem, hence ^o succumb, be con- desolation, laying waste; torment, pestilence;

guered; to be powerless, of no avail, to fail;

passion, adultery; )Icu o ^& J-i^L*f ILsck
9 *
o*^Okj? uJLL his vles effected nothing; **& *sJL the slaying of men by that serpent; )L^
9 4
the desolation of the temple; JLi
* i'oikl UkJ / Ae VM8 conquered by a few men ; J1a*>?
)La^> *^k a deadly pestilence ; J1jCa2u? )l^cu
^oam^aLo j> JjJiij Jl^& fcsjLl human
tlie destruction or corruption ofsouls; jlaol*
speech is unable to utter His praise; *LJ! J]

j^a^ unconquered in toar. b) to owe, to be

jl'jSo comcptions in tlie Ghurch; oo^ UxJl^o
JLcu^ )lJcw^ it transmits the passions to
guilty; ^ao coi J^Ai / owed a myriad
descendants.
talent8; with Jfcl^aJl to commit a sin; *\ h-^'r
I am guilty; h* I am guilty before him; s-4.uacu* rt. ^L. adv. lovingly, amicably.
iflualac& ^Ll JJ? jltLkj sowfo w;/;o o^jfo not
fc
}is^^L pi. )1^ rt. ocu,, f. a ^fi6^ pi. dues;
to grieve. Ethpe. cauHUr^ be fownd guilty, J^cxi a J^fc creditor; o& t e
i ^ *, H^oi
to beowing, due. Part. uged irapers.; |A rJ,^y n he forgave him the debt; metaph. ^wa7i, sin;
it is due, incumhent with^ of the person to
whoin and with %jL of that which is due to (^, (^ t^ki) )^^^> P as9 pftrt-
act. part. -

Le paid or observed. Pa. ll to premii; with ff> describe or f/ra^y a circle, hence <o
S
 ; ; ;

ra^CUi 130 J^aw

encompass, go about; ^Z o&q*& P^ *#oj the earth is round; ljjicu ia^( n^*-j
t*oio the sea is encompassed and bound in its jl^iA, \hS!^jC *? nte thousand- revolutions in the

Urnit. Metaph. -with \1L& to stammer; with course of the year.

*j*> to avoid, stand in awe of, hold in reverence ; }L{c pi. )t?cu* rt. l f . m. a) a waK^
io refuse from modesty, be modest, retiring new, initiating, fmmding, institution, dedi-
ioiliJjso *j2s Mk he revered his virtue. Pa. cation, consecration, esp. a dedication or con-
iSa
aJl to surround. Dekivatives, )^^*, secration festival, anniversary festival, Germ.
Jahresfeier; ILxJa i?cw dedication of the
Ia^tcu* m. pi. idol temples or shrines. altar; jUa~? )?)- the feast of dedication;
l^^L* pi- J r^ ^a?-***
m - a trie; i^pu* &ot f^V jf
Jl?cw te feast of tJis saving

juLlo? spiritual circes i. e. angelic choirs. Oross; MX* l?o^ or U-^ It^*. Ucw <6

renewal of ihe holy leaven; the designation

JI^cw from )^j*. fiii ihe celebration of a feast,
of a bishop ; the founding of a kingdom ; an
festiva l~Jceeping .
accession; JJcuiif ]L|clL* the institution of
Js^ci** pi. J&^cu* rt. (5:50^. f- a compass,
canons, establishing of rules; a noveliy, inno-
circle, orb; halo round the sun oi* ihoob;
vation esp, of false teaching. b) r$>uiJMng,
>l?'|J JfcU^ tkis encircling ir; J> Ji#i
restoration; pi. repairs; jisufcs^D i?o-^ the
]]^i^Lcu* ):*- moon when itforms hlos;
7i
rebuilding of ruins; metaph. renewal, restitu-
|w^B> fc**L<* $* iVcfo of tlie firmament
tion, restoration e. g. to spiritual life, ylTf ou
Jljfcl^cu*, JfcCJ rt. <^u. adj. or&ed, round,
mir being mode new at the resurrection
spherical,)}^^^^ ta**^jfc, a curved surface,
J
JtttCLjfiJt ojl?oi* the renewal of tJte law, the n&w
the plane of a sphere.
law i. e. the Gospel ; Jl*Z2>? Jlfeu* the renewal
j?cu pi. ]* m. a *!*ara, head-band, head-dress; ^i^a ^r>? or ^o? jicu*
>
^Ae
of creation;
['SjS** )?Q* oV Ae wnm a mac&r of regal
restitution or rmewcd of all things*
tiaras.
JIocu* pi. Jocu* rt. )cu*. m. a demonstration,
m. a) a
]*jcu* pi.
^ 3 J* rt. i#-M. circle, cir-
proof
cumference; globe; j9cu* w^.ao the entire
)>odL* pi. J* rt. ia**, m. wkiteness, white heat,
circle; Uj'c^ }id** the meridian circle; Jtfcu*
tohite flame; JJ*Ji<xi jJj^s joX? Jioa.
|I*w brazen circles for takiag observations of - *.?
i/i^ excandescence ofheated iron stakes;
the heavenly bodies ? ]*?o 2e whole
|oo f/^2/ pwi ow wAefe L e. white clothing;
world; \SajL) or *jisx*, J?a** iAe circle or
chem. blanching.
course of the year. b) a circuit, course, series,

esp. $e Khudhra i. e. the book of proper ]loo^ pi. of UoZ. snakes.

anthetns and other variable parts of the service s+JL** tobe glad; particip, adj. uuM , \
9
9
jl'

for the festivals of the year. c) a circus, cheerful, ready, apt, prompt, spirited; **om
* * y
Mppodrome. cZ) a company; l&Z& ]?a** the )och u^cu**o 7w5 countenance was
company of the saints. With preps.; jfcu*2> radiant and cheerful; ^JL* J^ioJ spirited
round about; )??cu*X all round, round about; horses. Ethpa. u*oLL/^io 6e cheerful, ready,
j;cu*^ (Ji'cus tfAe circumjacent iowns. p-ompt; %SlUa w*oIi( Ae z^aa mdy anei
Jjoicw pi. Jl- m. dim. of ]ifcu. a Zittfe trustful. Deeivatives, l^^cu, Jlcu^o*,
czrc/e, circlet. )^cu* m. a thorn, thorribush.
]^*j?9cu* rt. 9m*. adv. in circumference, all <i**, L fut. ^cu*j, inf. ^o, act, part.
round, on every side, circular; in an orbit or j^U, 1^-uL, pass. part. ^JL, )^ Jl. a) to sew on
course; 1S-|j*?cu *-o( *aff **/ abottifour or -Mp, to stitch up, piece on, patch, mend;
cubits in circumference. aiL** jl;&i oc^l they sewed Mm up in
iJtfcu*, J&j rt. ***. circular, spherical; a leatJiern coat; |J Iajg |j3*j j^^*^ wwd
arranged by course, revohring ; ]b**J*cu |^kJ(
 t*\Om 131 Om
less garmmt. b) to dig. Ethpe. ^JlU^to be Ho* yglu&U* J? LX J*i&*? *foy fc*W
sewn on; metapli. tojoin, conte together. Pa. s^ore wp in <Aetr mW readiness sujficimt for
&1L to sew together; metaph. to join, piece this; a***cL* gladly\ readily> willingly;
together;}\X^> Jb& ^iL^o^slZ he borrotved aTiftS! a*** Li ftey cordially assented.
and pieced on many expressions i. e. he plagiar- )^ia* pi. ^_ rfc. (cu. m. a patehing together,
ized; xL^aoS *aa Lazarus was bound and fabrication.
seum v/p. Ethpa, &**W to be sewn on or JUcu from^N-. m. strength, strengtJiening,
together, Derivatives, )^cu, l^cu, ty^* 3 help, comforting, exhortaiio n; Jil eu* ) o>ii V
Vt^o^JIao (?ocZ </i strength of wwr weahness;

JJ^m or Uoau mu lasciviousness. ]t'oa*l,^ }Ucu* exhovtation to repentance.

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J^cu pi. \Lm rt. ^cu. m. a thread, string, ) rt. *a**. m. a f^M bandage, comprese.
I ^ 9 y
measuHng-line; a filei; "^^> Jj )J^^? Vl*^** pL J>SaL m. a weaver.
^^^ a threefold cord is not quickly broken; pi cu, )^aocu* pi. 11- rt. yiru. m. a contriv-
J^cu* e&.x u*lao cui wAo stretched the line ance } subtilty, cunning device or comjyosition;
upon ii ? pi. guiles; )bo iq^cu*^ w<A cunningly devised
\- cu rfc. &^. m. seizing or carrying off phrases; \1j( U&acu* Jmmanwiles.
by violence. Ucu m. a com7non or unconsecrated place or
^cu, j^cu. pL ,-X, f rfc. * m. a rfa^ tliing? opp. iJLoo a consecrated thing, and
roci, sceptre; a pastoral staff; Jubw'f l^*^ j^o^I a devoted thing.
a shepherd's staff; JlaaXij J^cu &e sceptre ]A\.oL or U^\cv pi. ) m. a thorn;
oftheMngdom.; jia^xio Jv^a** i^c^^X youths a goad; a chisel.
are the staff of old age. j^cu pi. j* rt. t^-*. m. a zoZe; j&
feu^f J
r
)i'*^cu f. a hump> )^4j a cameVs hump. jl^cu* *+} thou art blind as a mole.

w qJ* Pael conj. of j &* ; o show, &c. jJ^XuL rt. i^i. m. a mingling, com~
mingling, contact ; wieeting, intercourse^ ac-
Ucu pi. Jloai; generally m. a make,serpmt;
quaintance, intimaey ; confusion; oti^N cu
metapli. #te <ZmZ; heretics are called \i$2 ujb>.
)>ooj p-V? )ia*uj tfee mingling oflight with
JoJcu* pi. JI- rt. o cu*, ra. finding guilty, darhiess; aa^Soij Ji^ia* *- l|^^ loathed
condemning ; condemnation ; J^i cu julU f any contact with heresy, intercourse vnth
i^ jooj t#7ta condemnation shall there be?
heretics.
^^L t j^iAla*. fo corxlemned, passed sentence
JJlXcu rt. wX*, w. must, new ivine.
of condemnation.
*^q!m>, Jbicu from%2*. m. a washing or
jt^cu rt. ^ja*** ni. an enclosure, place of cleansing ; JJj^^^Lcu* &6 washing ofvessels.
safety; a vezi*
Jl^cu* pi. J rt.^*. m, ajlssure, cavity.
J*icu rt. **.

union, unity ; \yeoA P-? ***

m. a uniting,joining; jimction,
a**r a jTA;?/ v.nion
js^^oJ^a.A or ]w^.JAcu^cu^ pi. m. a

with fiesh ; J 4 <u J L cX * prayer for unity. ^mpiXcu, j NnXcu pi. )JL rt.o^. m.
lS^*L*cu rfc. u*cu, adv. gladly, cheerfully, convalescence^recovery )
healing Jiealth ; *%*&*
readily, willingly ; o >.a.\ &L*. ( fcw bL. 5**
iDaaI|j| 2Aey willingly became subject to Zi/e ^Aey ZeatZ i/iem io convalescence ; jJSooa
ntiochus; ^V%n.v> ts^kL*cu Aey gladly )Jo^r}il^^vcu
S
^y the gift of all divine
accept. healings.

cumOm, j Ucu* cu pi. Ji" rt. u-q.. f. efteer- ULa^cu, %A rt. pX*. healing whvle- t

falnesSy alacrity, readiness; o*.* a La ^-ixi some salutary ;

t
^Xcu Yi\&ivholesomefruiU;
xaJ; *.? ) Leu* cu Ae ^ #/arf in himself at JtsIiacxXcv*? jSOkp f 5ceVce o/ liealing

ihat which he might possess ; J

leu* cu? ua?) substances,
s 2
 ; ;

cu 132

U^Loi- pi. \mm m. a cavem a y Jiole, hollow pity, spare, have regard; with"^^; ^*x r

or cfe/i in the groand ; |;d^ cu* caverna .au | o* /^ 75TiS spared not His Son; aaocw
in the desert; U>>i\J* \"**\ & \ X. cu deep ^-^.-d "^.^ sp#re i% slaughter i.e. 6e noi

slaughtered; jL^ ^Jw teoa.** pare &#

^.cu, a^a pi. ) rt. .aX. m. a) a ^e^A. 6) to sparet hence io use sparingly; to

change, exchange; jiuao? l^cu an exchange refrain from with *&, ubcw )*ta^o)^ io
of prisoners; jtaa-^k ^cu a change ofabode, abstain from calv/wmy ; aft^f -*? Wxoi*l Z/or-
migration. b) a changing or succeeding in 5ear ^i . . . usw is coostantly used to express
course t )jOkf la&cJL succeeding times or deprecation of evil, generally with ^ of the
seasons. c) the narue of soine shrub, tlhe pers., God forbid, far be it from me> let it not
unllow or a reed. d) =** prep. for. be; prob. optative use of perfect ellipt. for God
J^> cu, -^ cw rt. Jx*. in. a sjioiling, robbery; saveusfrom doing such and such a thing ;
J

a spoil, the prey. Jowi JJ God forbid that it should be;

far be it from t&s. Deriv atives, Jo^d
^
K&cu* rt. jxL I. m. Aeatf, sultriness; U^
the dazzling Jieat of the desert
s*icu*, Ucca** pi. | from U. m. a) atone-
ment, propitiation, pardon, remission. 6) the
Jl^ooci** rt. aj* ii. f. a broom.
breastplate worn by the high-priest; the mercy-

*^*
Ucoocw
paj&cu*
rt. p*
bees
I.

swarm
m. luat; -S ^
after hot weatJier.
Jjci? seat,

temple,
hence &cu* &** the Holy of Holies, the
-

c) eccles. ahsolution, the giving of

Mjqo v a** rt. > ffl*> , m. endurance, constancy, absohition; I^edcu? ixka^ the rite or office of
perseverance. absolutton; pi. prayers for pardon.

-ocu*. J-sccu* rt. *w. m. shame, bashfuh jocu* rt. <*cu*. m. restraint; *&f \AA a**
ness} modest?/; j-^ocu* 1 shameless, immodest. tliat which you deny yourself.

)tcw emph. jtVcu* or Jlcu** pi.

^al>, Ufocw rt. aoQM. m. a) pity, tndtd-
^woG**, Jsaocu* or Jliaocu* f. a Jead/ sfrme gence, lenity; ^cw JJf harsh; jo oaM ; Jjf
m y
of a necklace; a vertebra or joint of tlie body ocu* merciless am pitiless; \x&>$Z>
a column a berry ; JHaaaL
socket ov joint of a ;
very pitiful. b) sparing, frugality
JiUA* precious gems; J-** yj^j JL^cw or sparingly; Z2 Jj? without measure.
cu* die vertebrae of the spine; **Jttcu jjLxxtcu* pi. ^L. rt. jxu*. m. strength, defence,
)f' I

1-4^ ifo berries of th& deadly nightshade. +S.nc i )Xc0aMd oji-jii( ^2/ ^^^ trodden
)h>

down in the defence of the flock ; [Locu* ks*2L

loocw pi. H. from ^*w. m. a) afifthpart,
afifth; U^Scw ^ ii twofifths. b) the loins,
Joi^U? Jflitfloo wwder ^ defence and protection
of God.
abdomen.
yOw, fut. i^mJ,
JJ^flo cu pi. )Z- rt. wm, m. waw^, /055, Aarw,
#~* cf. *J*. to have pity on;
damage, ruin; afine, penalty, confiscation ; ex-
}^*^ Isju? grace which takespity on sinners;
perne; ^Jtacu. j<^? ot^*.? Iv^m ^/ear
yUp^cuao o*xL the Sultan had pity on him.
y&L show us; imper. of verb SJ1 with
0/ (?od no loss;
t5
f )Jia>cu ^olboo
ixD? U>la^ #j Ae ?anf5 of all of us are
^
suff. i pi. supplied by the advantage$
of all of us;
jJS-^Jo** rt. ^-1**. f a mixt/are of spices for Jjo^? jj^od* unjust exaction; *%JL ib/^
embalming the dead; t*ocu^a^f JfcL^jc foo
1 ^lUft nor
wiiMCu* wor rhrl
(eZ he
J10. rm^A
mind expewe.
a.^A.a<i

>;aft\ spices wherewiih tltey embalmed our

tlte
<u., a-1 fut. cw, act. part. aU, \J.
Lord. ^^nT
to sprinkh, rub, chansej li^A^
uaoo**, m* fut. woscwj, inf. uxi^a?, imper.
acu, act. part. ux>)J, m*. a) Io pity, have children.
 p\-cu* 133 ncui

^Jdcu* pi. J-L rt. &*&**- m. exkortation, the jyaralyzed ; -**&> )*& Ae strengtliena the
encouragement ; jK&tl ^*&t !>-&cu* exhort- weak; gram. doubled; jL'-Llx; JLoL/' %s
ation io almsgiving ; i^^Xcts? I^cuo J*at9f lo^. ewry fetfer strengthened Le. having
through the imoorking of the Comforter. Teshdid in Arabic. Ethpa. -Iili/% befwmly
uOM, l&cu* rt. )><w m. a) covering over bound, elosely pressed ; to be thickened, strengtfa*
ened, become firm; gram. fo 6e strengthened or
or hiding; jfojxo Uscu* a??, eclipse of the moonj
fcoGoj o**ou iAe occultation of a star. b) a doubled; Lo^o+a oCw -*I*sJ ^iosJ? )i^(
stake or yrojp for a vine ; *ar& heaped wp roimd JJj;3 so tf/ia2 fes strength may become hard and
the stern of a tree. c) gram. & passing over firm like iron; )iLo$ .o ^-iS^lJo .o^sj?
or leaving impronounced of a letter. that the swift may be strengthened and en-
- f. properly */i<3 handsbentfor couraged* Debiyatives, J^cu*, Keu*, )-#,
li&cu*
holding,
pi. ^1,

theliolloxo of the hand, palm ofthe hand, u , )tOj^ Ij^mOo.

?

a Timidful, with JL fo jW <Ad Aand! 3 a&e hand- rt . m. the spathe of a palm a palm
;

fuls; )ocu* Jacu* handfuls; \So U&'j )

6?/ mat.
**o*fcjaoL=> ^ $e#2 Ae&2 together in his hands; M.A. rt. *s
r m. boldness, impudence^
rit. c40jl3cu*X \ra & U&C&o ]t^iV aau frowardmess ; persistence; Ji'aLt&o \*
*

the priest sAa& fo&? fo &o<2^ aw< Woo<2 /rom impudence and audacity ; Lcu^.(f j*ci^* t^l
e cup into his hands.
he checked the wantonness of the oppressor.
*, _** im.
fut. *a**J, imper. *cu, act. part. ua, &I* fut. ^o a^j, act. part. ioLm io crack,
AL, )LA, pass. part. -Jl, )!*, Jll*2. a) tobind creak; )tcu sa^* the fire crackled; \iX &\L
the door creaks.
fast, press elosely, hold tight; U^a> iGu/
^ ua ^aL m. a sfcmv J^\^ff>? Jldcw <^s
|lS^**? fcs*&ai Satan bound them fast with ,

5ie^>5 of the staircase.

the cords of sin; o*Z. JL he held his hand close
ud cu* p. JJaJi ra. a Ke, wrse, meaning;
=zwa8 close-fisted. b) with JiiS to play the
fdfiof ^ojcudom^ }p*.>! yAg> everythtng
cithern; with )!& o toucA te chords; with
that is expressed in the lines of the book; Juil
Ji^i o 6e swift. c) metaph. to compelj to
j^ls^ }cui ii repeats the verses of Scriptura.
strengthen^ grow strong;
icu* fut. 90mJ7 pre. part. i cu* <o 6e or become
till he grows strong and gains health; \i
white; to assume white i.e. white clothing as
* wn ^uMMOif 2&a fffft <Ae panoply apartybadge; Jlocu rff oio** ojoJ^j Ms
offaith he may make strong the preaching of garments became white like light; i$JL omoL
the Gospel. Participial adj. close, dense, solid,
)6of he turned white. Pa. io& imper. i&Lto
jwm, robust, vigorous; swift, ptressing ; i\f whiten, bleach, clean; metaph. to make white
)*r*Z dense air; jffeJcdo )t^? Jfc^asjo* or clear from the stains of sin; ioJlo^^lL
& solid food and better than milk; ]hJ*> he cleansed and whitened garments; ioil
b clean away our stains. Ethpa.
J-*2 \sux> a robust old man; )-Z J^oji swift
9GU* i( to become or be made white or clean; to
running; ji^J ]**Z thy combat is hard;
beblanched; to be tvhitewashed ; *>cu#io lUiL
\<r*Z **^? JlS^io a very pressing edil; Jbo /
Ae churches are to be tvhitewashed. Aph. *a*./
JliU^o )V^L pressing and wdghty words;
ii)f. oicuoo, act. and pass. part- i^Jo, f.
gram. a strengthened i.e. a doubled letter.
Jomu3o <o ma/ce w/itte, blanch, to cause to appear
Pa. jaL to bind together, to strengthen; ++'Lm& white ; ) $ o*+&> ? ) fel* 1^3 sidplmr which ivhitens ;
[^ undergirding the ship; )i-J\ oJL part. adj. white, with l^;^> Afite or pale from
yOoMo %J&* \J**=>* they bound tie yoke of the io-^ w/wto as 5ow.
leprosy ; \^jX m*|
Evil One on tJveir necks; metaph. esp. of giviug Deeivatxves, Jioa*., ]^a^, J>ocu*, Jici
fctrength to the paralyzed; JJ-Jbo JL strengthen
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*
?.* h r
ia*., JL fut. iaw, inf. jjlao, imper. ia**, siher dinar 8; ]'$cuL i-I > ^r J

act. part, iji, j*i. a) io oo&? behold, gaze 500,000 pieces of siher. e) pi. white gar-

with ^, **3)j or lai* to looh at, regard, have ments ellipt. for JjfoM }Xi2_i*> ; J$a? JlS^A.
regard to, consider ; with o to give lieed io; the weeh of white i.e. Easter or Whitsun
with *^S &*&& ^J delightful
to beware of; weeks when those who had received baptism
to bejiold; l>a\ *^a^ !** / considered every wore white for the whole week as a symbol
work; )Jov\ Ji**i? ]&( a wZ rfiA <m of haptismal purity ; J*o*^f -**^? Ui*-S second

eastward aspect; <*> fco( ia** ?oo& io thyself, lesson for Mater weeh f) pi. f. white hair,
be circumspect; J**io/ ij** a watchman. b) to old age; j^CaT )i>'d, )j&^& careproduces white
Zoo& /or, eapeci with ace. or ^; to regard, hair ; \Ia*\$ o* li di his honourable grey hairs.
concern with ^ or Idi*.; yi^wcl*, HXj> i^** J>d**, >d** rt. icu*. ra. a looh, glance; gazing,
oa*v iAe 7a# loohs for tke end of his affair; consideration } contemplativii; aim intention ;
t
r
? *ofco/ *-*Z*** }Jiu( 7*02# caw yow expect |J**0 Jd*# a sharp glance; *%>&\ ojid** ^xi
that . . ? jo ij-* juV i) J^-* *w> <ww regarded sheloohedup; j?oISX *J^
.
-*r^ Jj>d** t-^'f*
the wJieat i. e. crops were neglected in time of )ot^L( ^^C? w?to considerations leadus to the
pestilence; iiJ>i<xS iLL Jwluld ia.X joo contemplation of God.
salvation concerned mankind; *0*; jOkO^A
J*a* pi. f-SoL*, ]j<w rt. >^**. m. a ^e,
cS *Z*** Jj? 7*e who seeks tvhat does not concern
aperture; ^o4a>t? jcu* a^ a^)'s 7toZe.
him. Ape:, ***< a) to cause io looh at or
regard; to show, direct; )%^^L'i\S> oo^ a*oq joiou* pi. }1- ^M. m. a) a desert, plain,
rt.

hence pr. n. the Arabah, the low

j^LIXoQA t09cj*~ y he wuidfe iAm Zoo& loaste place,

towards earthly ihings lest tJiey should regard

desert tract or plain of the Jordan from the

Jieavenly things;
us in God's ways;
w6o^*
ok
^
^Jl^o J^cu id^
^(direct Sea of Galilee to the Red Sea;
a desert place, b) emptines8> solitvde, desolationf
U*o*. JJlf

devastation ; laying waste, ravaging ; 17'

j&Ssaeu^ he addressed his words io the Jews. J

b) to urge. c) to see, understand; *JL Jl

J^icw? Js^J^ the abominable sign of desola-
tion; jpL&*,o{? o^icu* the laying waste or
^ii^r.rrt^o joc* Jie did not see and wnder- 27*e

stand. Deeivatives, jidl, Jid**, j#*, ruins of Jertcsalem; )l*fS,? M>cu* iAe laying
Jioi*,
waste of churches. c) a storh or heron.

io**, ]o** pi. ) rt. io**, m. a) sigM, a sight,

^xaaicua 111. hellebore.

asj)ect, looh, appearance; JiaL *V*i> a spectacle; )?6ioi- )Udo** rt. ia**, adj. whitish; subst.
3

JOmLo Jooj JfcooaJ* j^-i. his stature and m, pi. Jidjt'cu* wjftife 5?>ois iix the eye or a weJ
appearance were pleasing; ) L>Z> Jjal a bitter of xohite obscuring the sight.
or sad sight; meteph. a liheness, model, copy,
jioicu** rt. icu. f. whiteness ; metaph.
example; JJooZa j^LviNT? ja** iAe example of wantonness of the eyes.
the first disciples. a Iamb of the first year,
b)
l^io** rt. {**. m. cutting, laceration.
a yearling. c) a cUider. d) the white poplar.
"jia** rt. j^^*. f. a ecratck, gash;
jia** rt. ia**, m. an envious or gluttonovs
Zacera^'o.
person.
9 Ti | 9 ** ^>9o** pL JwL rt. ^^**. m. parching ; JoJLxi
ia**, Ja**, Jl*a** pL ra, *-* , f 9 & y, ]l ,
JJjjcw "^o U / cooZ a?Z parching heats;
rt. io-*, white, silvery, clear, brigM; )*&-.
metaph. ardent prayers ; astron. occultation of
j>ai wr/w*^ wool; ]>Qj*-i? 6^J-i )ls*oo*
a star by reason of its passing near the sun.
a white or whitish spot; JU'a U^aof t/;7iefe

ro6^5. Special meanings: a) jfcoJ ia-i i7ie

Uaicw from a^. m. wagging the tail as
a dog.
t7wie of an egg. b) m. various trees and

plants, such aa the white alder, white vine. |o*. pi. Jl. in, a kind of vetclm or tare*
c) white metal, tin. d) silver coin; )'i<Ll J#x*? used for foclder.
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rdatana.u 135 &MX4J

l^A^oioL* m. the service tree, sorbtos domestica. l^ici., JJkii<fL pi. m. ., f. )&.
rt-. cmw adj. mental, in thcuglU
}ijcu*, Jl&J rt. *cu*. whitish, grey; Y&H .
; gram. under-
stood, not expressed,
Js>Jcu* tvhite clayey soiL

*. * cu*, Usk*vcu* pi. -wJL, JI. rt aam. m.

JfcU'&I* f. tf&e w?Aite poplar, also <Ae 5/ac&
poplar or aWer. o) a nvmbering, rmmber, fixed or appointed
number; an account, rechoning; arithmetic,
J39cu rt. &***. in. a s&arj? ecfr/e or point e.g.
calmlaiion, computation^ enumeration, census;
of a sword ; JT!? j^icu* <7*e points of the nails;
JlSiaaoj A cL* a^ accowwi o/
yi ifte money;
metaph. ihe highest j>oint, extreme, best vigour ;
y
*wa^A.cu* ^ao money according to compttta-
lin*vu^-N> *cu* the height of youth; J^icu* tion ),ii*vc-^ ^3k| beyond calcuation,
;
Uogj,? JlxX tlie extreme fierceness of ihe sun. innumerable, immeasurable ; *,A,.cu> Ju ? m-
ojcu*, ttMcu* rt. ua^*. m. generally with numerable, endless; with o^au ^o <ie account,

I^jlX gnashing ofteeth. reckon; with oo or >svX to grzVe account;

}i<LZ U^jk-Q** a w7itfe pebble [Gr. ^J)$os]. 5) Ar.
JoAfo** pi. (urt. kOi*. ro. a Urnit, definition,
a small cushion.
ihat which is determined, an established pur-
j ^
pose, aecree ; *~u*j< *~*?clx> J^Jio? xafa** **< cu*, J^lilcu* pi. )JL rt. imam. na. ^56/
V fi *
owr confession is according io that which is Cuw Q** ,

determTied by Scripture; o*-Loicu*^> }l&I-2 *,1a**,' 9 the uses of the law became void at the

* Vv -o*ii-*? lUagj *-*mo*^* 27^ creatures coming of our Saviour.

by tlie decree of their Creator hold their special la* imper. of verb %*j to descend.
order; oo*u>cu*X o*Icu* JL^i MLLco God ]fcLLicu* pi. I from LV**&**. m. ticlcling9
showed their pwpose to be void and vain; itehing, longing ; enticement, allurement
with j-c predestinaiion ; JXaycu*? |>i^ ifte
%$0bA&bmt&f jlVJlia.^,^ with itehing ears;
apjmnted time; \SliL Siiicu* a j/Sa#<2 or lls^? 0)1^*1 iciM h*jj *+^* 1&& so much as
appointed number of years. thou art disturbed by itehing deire; JlS-**tcu*

a**, J* *a~ rt. ii*, m. freeing, giving free* jtoicJLj )lsj Jij the S2>eechless longings of
c]iitdhood;))*J^\U^'9 Jo*vc4sJ )^^
4.

dom; ]}^Sj^^^&)$f<x^freedomfromfear; Meu*

*+;, % manumission ofthy slaves; Meu* tlie enticements of the body, of sin.
)**o{ the release of prisoners ; \h\ x>
T
ii cu* jJjfcL^icu* inciting, infiammaiory, enticing.
exemption from tax or tribute; exemption of LV**, Jooicu* pi. JI- rt. vlS-w. m. the end,
memasteries from episcopal jursdiction, a ?
conclusion; yt*4J JjL cu* A^ en</ o/awr Ze^er ;
monastery so exempt and directiv under the ?
]CLoX^ t cu* * end of the psalm;
to the
patriarch.
usually rit, the conclusion of an office, esp. tlie
U^om m. the ptwm-tree. fmed prayer affcer the celebration of Holy
\kS cu* pi. C rt. <**>, m. quinsy, sore tlvroat, Oommunion, the conclusion, obsignation or
hoarseness. final benediclion ; pi. concluding versicles,

olcu, l^jt&** pi. Vl_ rt. oau. m. rec/coning, dimissory hymns or prayers, sometimes jicLii.

thinking, thought, idea, ojrinton, intention^ ^ LV*#? ; k&icu*! jl^oico tliefinal or dimissory
design, couneil; ^cu*X -j *S.? J^icu* . oc+Xo blessing; the recital oftlie tvhole psalter ; ^cuo

wiay a27 </*y inlentions be successful ; Jjl fc*Zau^. l^oL'cu* J* l^o.n "^as? those tvho

wo^aruLoio Ae not judge in his each week recite the whole psalter to its con-
{? JAflfif> <&?es

secret thoughts; ]f\,Z xs> JJulcu* a noWe thought; clusion.

- 5*

K=l*cu* o,r*Lv <7tey ioo/c coumdl; JAjIcu* Ij? tio, )Ucu* rt. *V-n*. m. firida) pomp;
rashly; anobjection, ).jLcu* uoot solutiwi or )i\Z uiiX jUcu* ;?n'<Ze w dear to tlie free;
answer Io objections ; gram. <Ae ^pari under- pride, boast, honour, glory; )>ooa*vo J>loi
stood in an elliptical sentenec. ..ilsf ^7ie p'K?6 and 6oas^ of our nature
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r?\M 136 TVM

JjL. fui )Lj, bt }Uj imper, uU, act. some man; Joj- ? sha2>eless3 ill-favoured.

a vision (\o the usual word),

r U, Wf ^Jf a
b) likeness, is
part. JU, U*i, J*LU, pi ,

Jfcliii, pass. part. JjL, Uji to m, a) to per- JLjJ )o)-i aphantom, apparition; )o&* in a
ceive, consider\notice; )%L\x*A.o^**i l|\^N ,
vision ; also openly, in sight.

he takes the shadovj for reality. b) to provide, Uofc pi. J^ojLl rt. )w. m. a spectator, seer,

)&*& \U*r)U IttTflW will provide a prophet (fii- is the usual word).
Iamb for the bumt-offering. c) with if Ki
jgjfi, Uo^ pi. I- rt. J-. m. generaly pi.
to see the face = io appear before, visit. d) to
a) visions; \3ojZ wii seers ofvisions. b) re-
watch; *fL JU* look to thyself,
look, take heed,
markable or notable doings, szghts, shows, public
beware; l&flT oJUo o^ go and watch the
games or \3oiZpagan spectachs;
contests; iT
doors; pass. part. ^ J~ it did not seem to
)Joj& ^-a^ a gymnasium, theatre.
us; as adj. visible, respected, remarkable, well-
ej&, InAoJLm rt. j^*. r^w^ shaggy as
hnoicn,Germ.angesehen; JIV^ JfcL** the visible
camels' hair.
Church; I&&0 J&&? notable and remark-
jL'e&ojI rt. hairiness shagginess.
able; jtfl'iL [*j notable women. Ethpe. Ji**tf iSl-i*. f. 9

a) tobe seen, to be visible; )L*lS& (? JwSm the 1&0%L pi. )I- rt. a&V. m. a) a wayfarer,
invisible God; !&r^& oo llL^o ^*i* traveller. b) a membrane, the diapkragm,
~j&!s^> Jj? w% Aiyi faw &ew* being from mitbriff.

fliose which are invisible. b) to lei oneself be Jlaol** rt. oJL*. f. setting out on a journey,
seen, show oneself, appear, hence to seem; ajourney, departure esp. from this Koo? life;

^, u^>UjXs^ it seemed to me} io us, &c. r

\JLX} \ko\*Liti8lik6 afarjourney; \&ji<&
c^. JUXT I think, I consider; UjJl!s-& \i UooW? viaticum.
if it seems good, if it is approved. c) to show or U&oju rt. *dJ. adj. o/ or for travelling,
prove OTieself hence to be strong, victorious, &c. ^>^^( travelling raiment.
\1&oU* f
col^o fcv cuL*lle they were weak andfled;
Jl*>U lift? **ow3 ^ooC^so he was victorious
fo^ flolJl pi l* ) ^ appk; other round
fruits; ]^'in$apricots; U&jloiLthe
in all his wars ; jL'aoi o&S> U^fco*)? coi he
citron; jJo>3 )cjJ* /?e peach; \sM> ioji is
on wkose side was the victory. d) to receive
used to translate potmgranate in the Song of
sight with ^. and pers. pron- suff. Ethpeaual
Songs, iv. 3 and vi. 6 ; but it may also mean,
JiQuXTto obtainhonoua* or glory, io distinguish
like firfiov, the round part of the cheek. b) a
oneself; to make a show or spectacle of oneself;
poppy-head. c) the capital of a column. d) the
to boast; Jtck- yo>oji**fio! **X2e ycuot
bowl of a candestick.
those who are wont to make a boast of their
jj-*, \Yu adj.m, scabby, mangy.
prayers, to say prayers for appearance sake.
\\UV& or JJbLfJ-* f. a) scaby ringworm.
Deeivatives, JoJu* 3
i-*oU*, ^joU* ,
| jJ,
b) lichen.
UU, fc-)-W, RcuX-, jl^*J~, jt)~, U~*>,
lL, H& pi. \2& rt, )|*. one who sees,

beholds or contemplates^an eye-witness, spectator

at the theatre, looker-on; a seer of divine
)ii or YjUL pi. jjJI or ]\\J+ m. a depth, an
visions; adj. discerning, wise; ^Lo;L ^IL
abyss; \oUf o^lU or b*i? J fo 5ozoe/5 the witnesses of Thy wonderful works.
oflheearth; y*& *>* *^e^ tosoundthe
\lU* rt. )u*. m. sight; omU *a-ZH sharp-
deptlis ofthy heart. sighted; \Lh* -U blindness.

}^|Z pi. JH m. a barrel, tub. ^u, jt.u, jiwiu pi. m. r, & ir, m.

JoC pi. **oj, JoU rt. Jj*.. m. a) appear- a) a Ao<7; Jis ^1** ^ vMd boar; ksc^ )t*i

ance, farm, figure, ** of pleasing

JoJ- a 6oar ()/ fAe wooc. 5) f. a ow; f. pi. sorea

appearance; JoJ-i -J>^a good-looking or hand- or swellings on the neck scrofula* s

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137 r<^
Ui*X**, jfcL.' adj. from the above, swinish, girt with strength, strengthened, to be ready,
hoggish; jJ^*.X** \Axl a herd of sunne ; ic^j often metapb. ? ^
J&^/'J&a^J J^jJ
U*-A** U&+B swinish gluttony; J^t*I* ]*o *5 &hJo the just are armed fully mth divine
hoggish manners. Iove only; oi iJ>IUT| I^^ <% w
no rearf^ /or feecfo, dU2 noi carry ou* <Aei>
Jlo^JL from }u*U* f. hoggishness, svjinish-
ness.
worA. Derivative?, U***, Uooj-*, Uioju,

xt+U* Khaziran, the tenth Syrian nionth,

answering to June with us.
^oW rt. .a JL*. ra.agirdle, belt; a bnd, bond;
9 Jjiw? ioj^ ^ ^oto of acord; jtaufiuoi )ooL
)kJiL pi. \X f
prop. act. part. fem. emph.
oJS-i?? ).).** faithfulness shatt be the girdle of
of }U* ; subst. the eye; )&*& **^> tears; **>o^
U^=> ^ oifcsim Aer ^/es ofire cKm ?*A weeping.
hie reins; JLo*^ ^J cu o cm? j^cu Iove
which is the bnd of perfeetness.
oJm- pass. part. )-^L.I**, j^i^X** ta stop the

ears; Jfco&-I** Juisu a cfoZZ or deaf souL

JAojs^u rt. to *. f. settzng forth, a journey,
JtA** m.^ow, esp.Jlournot cleared of brun.

s3W root-meanng to be rough, harsh. Pe. J>^ from ^X* m. a stoineherd.

not used n 3yr. Ethpe. ssL*i^the same. JA* pi. ) m. a furrow or &ne ma& m samZ
Derivatives, loju, JLodoJL*.

a^ fut. jsoJuuJ ?
iuf. toWa, mper. xo)-*, fii>-* or \1* from J*J.-i adj. floury y farin-

act. part. *oJii, ioj^, pass. part. ua-I~, \L* y jfcL-..

a&eous.

a) to #m, ^rJ #> or <m, 5tn<? on; aJU* ]>i*j^> bL pi. IdMMil or JIoaL as if from a fonn
%oj/ 7ie ^rt ifom z&jA armour; \JL odoJ-** ]h*L m. iheplum tree and fruit,

t Od**2W?lf g'irdJ wp ZAe Zom o/ yowr minds. ]3is^Ci*w pi. JJ^ f. the plum or damson.
b) to gird oneself for walking, hence to walh
JlfdU constr. st. tUi, pi. ^Ul, JtLi 1
abroad, go, go away, go on a journey, proceed,
a rowmZ loaf or ca&e; J^k^of ji^*-l 6arZg7/ c^Aes.
travel, depart, depart hence i. e. from this life
J>oiw*L pi. j m. a moliei for beating flax
\&*Zf J*UJ *s** he wen to a distant country;
or hemp.
^cfio *aj* hedeparted tkence; \J+io\js *Jz'iJ*

wayfarerSj t/raveUers; \x fl& &V* )t^W ^L fut. ^cJj inf. ^.-1, act. part. \L,
an ambassador travelling to the Mntfspvesence; \^Z>, pass. part. j^^.**. a) to dig3 dig oui;

soyl* 1^I]L\ cso( a cowrier, svnft messenger; o*^-mo ;a** )>J^ he hath mode and dug a well;
teol^o loX AiJ*L gfawa $Aa& depart hence to jk-ujojl^iw *^*jL ^/tey dig oui the foundation.
thy Lord; pass. part. J[ii^> wJL-i 5otttt<2 wftft b) to sew patchy
}
cf. ^cu*. Pa. ^\L toplough,
cords; HSmoajm *A+ji> *5 jL oto.1* As excavate, with \2jL to gouge or pluch out the

loins were girded gloriously ; u^cu* eyes; ^^oo Ut^! Jl^aaLa furrowed with the
bound or enslaved by deire of thy Iove.
Jja- **
2>lough$hare. Ethpa. &^*U to be dug up or
Pa. a?jl. a) to gtrd! round, Germ. wmgurten; ploughed; J^Jl&o& J*Swfi the earth is dug or
to girth a beast of burden. 6) to grcrcZ for ploughed. Derivatives, ^q_^- 5 i*^^*>
a journey, sencZ away; to arm; <ajlIod p*
weR girt t active; Ji-o }^X*oo )s*Ia.& a for- J^.- fut. i^J, inf. J4^> acfc - P^t. i^,
tified cmp; \\&s> ^&>\ \%^oc& hexon |I^ root-meaning to miss, hence to sin with
stone8 bound together with iron joints ; metapb ^ of the pers. or with o of the deed ; J.^**
1* j_ \? r u \9 9 y vr, * -y ) 4 \y
*J? <fr*Ai? J-^^a .Ocvw( C^JjiJftA to Jc*^*. he committed a sin; uJ-a,^.^ J^-**(
Btrengthen tfmr worh of the house
hands in the / twK wo^ sm teft wy tongue. Pa. u^* to

of the Lord. Ethpa. &LI( to gird oneself, put doa^ &e arrogant; to give oneself to sensual
on; to be girt round, equipped, armed, esp, with pleamre* Ethpa. to behave arrogantly. Aph.
\3U? garmenta or )^a wj)oqS armour; to be J&**(to cause Io sin, lead into sin; to count
m
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sinftd; %Jia^)J J$*>{ fie triade Israel sin. JfcLJ f. no pi. rt. J^*#. sin. m
Dekivatives, )>*, )*&", U&*> h-U&,
P
|L liL^, Jj^L rt.
k~. adj. Mf^/W, o/ m 9

JJjIs^aa iii. suferings caused by sin.

l* rt, *. m. (rare) sm; o** 1^4, &*> ^a. fui ^o^*J, inf. aJ-a, imper. 4",
Aey committed open sin.
act. part. &A )-a-^; PaS P art
- - ^-4***' H"*
)^J# pl. of )ls^. grains ofwheat. ) ts io toit % /orce, cZo violence, violate ; to

o^aa, )<h4"** P*' ^ ** ^*" m * ***** a s ^> setze, snatch, catch at; with o S>>N .
tousurp;
fault; o>^** ^? sinless, innocent ; metaph. Jlooiki o^iai^ ^.^-** Ae usurped the kingdom;
a sin-offering, )o^> l^A* the same; >. <JL ot^i aX** &<? <oc*/c or usurped the name
?&ter of expiation, lustral water. plunder; gram. fe dVati? &ad&,
j*-^-**? of\ . .; to ro&,

J4*--** pL I r t- &** m - a furroio, trench; attract, e.g. the^OA^ ietters attract the vowel
JJoA-mJ jiaj jts^*** grain falling into the from tlie iniial of a word to which they are

furrow; J^cl^-a*-?? +/')=* Q^> m graves as prefixed ; )jgl2Aj c^a* <7wy violated the law;
infurrows; metapli. J^ CL^Ji? U*9 a; striped vest. c^** Jlcu a^ snatch them out of the fire;
JtsiX a-& *^a!^o d^); to snatch a Utile tirne
c^, U^, Jj&<^ pi. m. n, f. j^i,
rt. -^-j*. adj. ravenous, rapacious; Jh&JJ* from sleep; jJjj[? JIaX a j ^ JnN . to aZZwr<2

J5J hawks are birds of prey; subst. cm earfor-

7^ey se^e o^ Aa expression as a pretetvL
tioner, plunderer, ravisher.
Pass. part. ja*^*. Ji'a sudden or violent
JL'clSo^iL 3^*.. rapacity. -7>* J m
rt.
death; Joot a.^.*. ^ t&
JuScl^-a. rt. ^,**. m. seizing byforce, rapine,
my tvhole mind %oasforcibly attracted to Christ
rpe; the spoil; *Ixao Jiscu^** **>? JilaJ^ Ethp:e. *al^*l/ to be seized, pillaged, snatched
he gets together by violence;
weallh which away , carried ojf, caugh tup; * Ci*s j*a^A L (

jaam:>9 }*q^a* <7 spoil of the ]>oor.

u^* all my goods were forcibly seized; \1S*
\la.^*, Jls^L adj. same as da^*. )is>T Ca ^A^.**lsio? boys carried off pre-

jfcu^, J&dt^i rt. ***. a carder of cotton. maturely by death; \2lSJ* *2L^%J& \l)
hump o>-^io)J the just are caught up in the clouds to
Uct^J. rt. ^*. f. a) the of a camei,

MU. a carder *s meet Him. Pa. &^L to take by force. Ethpa.

6) J^kjJ? jiW-^J* a mound, c)

bow.
a^*.i/ to be dragged or carried away by force.
Debitai ves, j^Su^cuu, )3c^a, ]Lao-^A* 3
1^^a# pl. U- rt. ^a. m. a weft.
^d^.A, IsA^ax^AA, jloa^A..

*4~"> i^^* rt - ^**' a sinner; jl*^ [l^L

i^A act. part. ^ ?
pass. part. t*^***- to beat

with rods, to crd, ^a.? Jja5 Nft.N carded

a sinfal num/ ** Jlts< JlS-*-** </* woman
cotton, Ethpa. *|Xt/ to be beaten with rods,
is a miner.
carded. Deeivatives, J^a**, Ia^**> Jlio^*.
JjJJ^i rt. )^**. adv. dnfully; %2\^L \
JlV^i t the hump of a camei or bull.
apart from sin. blamelessly. r

sinfulness; with
}1s^a* pl. i^Ji f. a grain ofwheat, wieat;
cu^I#, JLoa^I *t. 1^**. f.

pers. pron. suff. wlcu^J* = / a sinner. J^? Umca*. the fot ofwheat the bestjlour;
P
excavalion; J^Ji? J?-aa wheat harvest.
]L a^.A* rt. A*a*. f. a hote,

a furrow* vaIa, \iL, JIsaJa pl, m. abs. +<+)+>> ^\^ or

jju~ pi. yL rt j^. m. a fault, slight sin; aIaXj emph. JIaa', pl, f. ]& rt. J-^., a) K%,
aKve, often used verbally, \j{ vJl / Kw/ uL
omZ awtf 6oc/y /rom ewry w oo Ae Zru^s ;
s olive; \m&& ^L whose soul
&^J&*J* rt. a^.**. adv. violently, hastily. Uveth, Le. although his body be dead; the
]LVa*!L* rt. a^A*. f. rapture, ecstasy. formula of an oath, \j[ uL as I live^by my
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life; >JL&!> i*o)>Z** as thy soul liveth; og* uL

ZonZ Zwet&. b) living, olive, life-
man nor woman
yOAorf <Aa< ye ?wa# aw ra^Aer
alive; ++1 \0**{1T}
Ju^o as <A$ tiwtn destroy;
giving ; Ij^S-x ui* .fie wAo lives eternlly; U J*l^o )J( }JIi / give life and I slay;
*** *d i/JUZg alive, in his lifetime; i** the living *%$ U5^ ooo o3 <Ay denied Htm toho
opp. JlsoS the dead; Jls*** )Jk&j a living soul giveth life to all. mper. with suff. pron. ist
= an animal; j&J* )l^X^a.2> viva voce, with pers. JL, wO*#r interj. Aha! las! Ethtaph.
the living voice, opp. !^^r^ in writing; ]UD u**ll( to be guiclcened, to be saved alive.
j&Jl <Ae life-giving Gospel; Jll* )lo jJ^I* *j Deriv atives, U+>, &** or \*1, s-U**, )a**,
]LcuA*,)oic.AA* ?
!^)jta^*; },*jLcumJ1Sam.Ua*oo,
of do living voices speah, and by means of
life JIcOa**J!0.

living voices life is given; f. emph. a midwife. slj^l rt. )!**. adv. alive, raw; U^^X e^5 ^
c) metaph. Uve, living, intre; raw, imrife, IS.IJi** </w?y ea< jpZam honey.
immature; \Z1* )*xo raio jflesk ; ]&** ]
Pael conj. of oq** <o condemn, &c.
Uve coals; \1L jfcC unripe olives;
,, )^il* pi. J.L rt. o a**, guilty, condemned;
U& ^a^. Jli till thefruit mature in the vineyard;
cmiquered, vanquished; a debtor; Jto-i cw*
\JisLo o um ji^n *( $/" the wine be unmixed
condemned to death or deserving deaih; *a***
and strong ; ]1L \lso living Le. perennial,
o*jiaJ seif-condemned; t a**( %*& X*** ;e
never-fatling waters; yLS. w* the plant
are gitilty concerning otir brother ; .*,!*& ^]^o
semper-vivum.
*X^J* ^ |TW ^ harassed bat unconquered;
rarely (, only pi. m.; takes
|1* rt. Ju-*.
fi& J^**j )JJ**X> )^ij yZ= Uessed be the
a verb in either sing. or pi., )ow l'+L o*, m -Stm victor who came down to lielp the vanquisfied;
^as
light;
KjfejT ]>ojo-j

salvation,
Voo#-fcL*( Jl^JI *Ae

jL^ao JL**
Zi/fe ^as
Zi[/#~
| L
c^a** oof ^/t?/ debtor; *ja.z**v *.j-

life, J.1I*
^,^" P^\ ^5 t# a?so Aave forgiven our debtors*
working power; JIiSj or Ji=>T? U** temporal Verbal use with pron. or joo* and^, ^o o^e,
life, ihis present life opp. JJ*W or )ilL \*L io 5e dW.; irnpers. f< ought, it should, it is due;
2Ae wew life, ilie other life; j^i* "^cu the web 4 9r
ought;
ii must, he ought; U/ *^** -^

iolS-3 the altar; **o*c** yxL he ?*^ y - py

of life; jill*
yoifi ought; a.
yOsjJ *^a
died. A formula of swearing with pers. pron.
we mws^ understand.
suff. and often with JJ or o, by the life of
$s*J& rt. o a**, f. a) <Ze/ea, row<3 opp.
JJL* fut. \Z\j or \2J, inf, U\& or \J+&, metaph. J^cx^***^
Jiaol victory; *jao J*-*?
m.
mper. wl**, part. in.JI**, f. J-J, pi. *J}^* or
I^NbcW ^ ^ie defeat of any lust. b) loss,
JLL and anom. jl*** to Uve, be alive; to revive,
liability. c) condemnation, guilt, opp. Jio.s)
recover; to be saved, to Uve again; l cul& e/ innocence. With pron. suff. lo^L = I a
^ )*)Jf a cra/ 5/ which he may Uve; }***
sinner.
JJojioo *J& 7ie recovered from his illness; )Z\j

I&Jb let the king Uve; **L* sL&\ Uve for )^*> pi. ^*~ rt. ^**. m. a going round,
y
ever; j^ocus&j cu** o clsxmJI/ ^ Zaws ;#rg
j)erambulaion, circuit.

revivijled and revived; J?o* Jts^**v t~& ct*** II* act. part. **>, pass. ll^o, other forms
^a^v* $#*# yourselves from this froward JtUil^, JL'*Ij!0 are the same for both parts;
Ifrf

generation; **** oo |I^uM.r> we or savec^ 6y denom. verb Pael conj. from **. to make one,

ope/ xx&o )I**o J^*-a5 )gi**JL5P a/ Christ boih unite, join, adjoin; *^I**lao JJ^**^ ft^* ^^2/

died and revived and rose. Aph. u**(^ fut. fem J&&2 to field; pcua ^*oo?
y

\Z\j and JJU, act. part. \2Jc>, \Z*a&>, fem. constr. 2>ooZ5 connected with the sea; ]h*o&5 1^.
i?
* i y f
nImjic or 2^1**}.*, pi. m. *J*\j&>, f. ***jo&. an animal wAo^ /<?<? 5 o^ clovetx; JI^j !

to give life, save, keep alive, save alive; to a web-footed bird. Ethpa. fS& te be ttnited,

quichen, restore tolife; Jfcloo u**( he gave life joined, with j^L ov^ \pJlU ;
^oVjr^U
T .y
to the dead; Jtl^J^o^JIa^t***/^ he leftneitlb&r ye lso shaUjoin with ns.
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r^CUw 140 o\Ajl*j

}***, JioJl pi. Jicui rt. )U**. a) f. Kjfe, Uving, with, ov&rcome, to be able; with **Iaoi( to
mater the power of anotber, prevail over;
are devoid oflife; JioJl feocu** Zow oflife; JiJiiD %*2 ll( /i had 2>ower over ths angel
J-*u? j!s-^uo Jtcuil /Ai spiritual vitality of and prevailed; Jlx>t( &Jed *%*Z* Tie conr
the soul. b) m. and f, a Uving creature, an quered his appetites; *%# "%-Jl j^ao and^o?
animalf&lsocoll. animals,beasts; %S&\* ]L'&m kV " omnipotent, almighty; JLL tso^^ strong
Ji^ quadrupeds; Jiail Ji'cuL or J=>j or
man ; JLJlf ]a^^ron^ or a&fo we^/ ^-Ji Jj] ?
)U> Icul* a t0#<2 animal/ opp. Jll^ # domes-
powerless, impotent; )LL .oo\ fcsl/ they tvre
ticated animal; J sJ ai^ J L'cw foaste ofburthen;
able, tJiey have the power; or y.f
))^jsx^dl* )LaJl a dolphin, whale, &c. ; L CXfeM
9 y
9 y
a5 / caw, as thou canst according to
a Bmi, esp. a forc ofprey; jtsi**^* \\
l^aio
9 P* * I v my thypower, &c; o*i^ ^>*V^X beyond
a raional creature, a h/uman being; j^^- i
a zoopliyte; \1Z IoaL a carnivorous animal,
his
b)
power;
a host, an army; 1LL
ew o^io
a captain, com-
^o> wf<A allhis might.

savage beast.
mander; oow o^o
\l*ul the heavens with
Uo<xJi rt. oa. piiiful; UaJl J| pitiless, ll their host. c) pi. the fifth order of angels,
harsh. power8. d) -a mighty work~a miracle, in
r
this sense generally f.; H oUo JfcL mighty
pitifal, benevolent, ready to pardon; +Z works and signs ; Jl^. faith which ]im
J^^^ ^io jlSJf d*-*L J^JfclflocL^ woman works miracles. e) potentility^ posstbity.
is more pitiful than man. f) farce, sense, import; J&4J? JL^ the sense
of the letter; otfc^&f jLL the force of Ms
h*+)jl*+a>c*L adv. rt. *aocu, a) piiifvUy,
speech Le* hisforcible Bpeecl^eloqvsnce ; oaif^V
hindly, courteously. b) sparingly ; o om cjN^so? jLZ* they did not apprehend tlte import
-l+ze *do IslJtlttaJl Ae gave 2>arsimoniously
ofhiswords. g) abundance, wealth. Deriv-
and grumUingly.
atives, JLo~, verb "^m, )Io\m^ IjV^a**,
J
L oj ku a-J[# rt. ao-a. f. compassion,
benevolence, kindness, indulgence, solicitvde; )i n\^ \>.
?
ttN 1.^0 , Jicii\^v>, verb Vx,
]J^.o^( J l cu so &.J* fatherly indulgence or
care. *%*** denom. verb Paei, conj. from

v l<w, JJlaJl, JJ^Ji'oJl rt.Jg^. adj. animal; to strengthen, comfort, confirm; o^IHf
metaph. brutal. wojo^JJ those tvho strengthened his hands;
s-Jj1q^I* adv. rt. }***. <z/&t <7*e man^er o/ Uc^U %**t ^li strengtlien tliem m thefigjti.

animals, brutally. Ethpa. %ZZ*ir imp, E-Syr. sanie as Prei

W-Syr. %Jli( to grow strong, gather one's
UjLo*** ? JI^aJ rt. k**. adj. animat vital;
strength, be strengthened; to be strong, tahe
brutal, bestial; JjL'cu jllL *Ae animal powers
courage; *^*lts& ]A^ tiaJ** they are strong
Wlciw^* j**^* beastly customs,
in a good hope.
+L Paei/ conj. of ^cu* o s^w; together.
)1 <\\ *L pi. Jio^Jl from%*i. f. strmgth,
&"> &** Pass Par^ - and J4* f. act. part. power, force; pi. companies, hosts; miracles;
of j^CW 20 S6W. JlfcCf |^r the God of hosts;
?
)t d^i
^.Ji rt. jcu*. m. toiZor. ilao*,? heavenly powers or hosts \Z )tkL
;
powers of evil, evil spirits; i||f )V*Z> the
J^aa* rt. j^o-*. m. a seam f
suture; tyL* powers of the air.
Ja* j ? /*e sidure of tlie head.

Ji'a^-J* rt. ^a**. f. tailoring.

V^, Ut^Jl, JtCJfc^t; pi. m. ^JL, c,
f.
^, jls*-from'^A^. strong, mighty >poioerful;
,

power, force; a) with

jLi pi. A^I^, J&l m.
***& or j
might, strength,

<o jyrevail
a mighty man;
Platp; U*lf Uls^Jl
^^ the
UlsXi. the
miahtv afiJm l<md_>
mighty
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|Im3$&J1 JicuXj a powerfid prayer ; jJ&w jit*Z or )U*** f. a sheph&rds' cmp; a man~
as> omnipotent; Us^^ U*j& is the Peshitto dra, conveni.
equivalent for Heb. Jehovah Sabaoth, the Lord &*aI, JJjIaU rt, U**- a) ife, jt&ao tsll.
of kosts. resurrection of the dead. &) aAfaey a midtoife.
fcJT)Jj^*L from^AA. adv. mightily, strenu- k*A** Ghetk, the letter im.

ously; virtually;
* m0 '
*2ot &J|i&^^ 'JL+mj ^ act. part. **U>. to rub, scraich. Dbbiv-
that he may strenuously endwre that ATIVES, ^A, JaS-Oa*.

whick befalls. >Oa* contr. from \AtZ, m. the palate; ;^ v*

]l'c6siw* pi. jio from ^aJ^. f. might, J^ ^ > Jier fo ^g palate; \A2 MY>', ^
larynx; Jja-^fjioi/ the palatal letters ; metaph.
strength; ability, intrepidity courage; Mo&j*
oCx.? )UqjIs^w^ i/ie srm
y

era Aes strength;

Ji'cT*^? ch^ & u ifcQiT ]^Z^k{ / ham
delivered myselffrom the jaws of error.
)&JLLoi ))!&sSJL spiritual strength^ forti-
iude. woo.ru* rt. u. m, coition, sexual inter-
course,
J!L denom. verb Pael conj. from JiW.
a) to perform the duty of a kinsman or Goel. b)
yx+L^vn **, )ls v\ > nr>pl. ^aZ-, JIL, f. aJL,

js rt. pa*. w;ts^, prudent, intelligent, sensi-

io connect, ally; pass. part. o*ao^> ioo )j*jLso
,

blej learned, sldlful, crafty, cunning ; a toise

UiJ^ she was related to ihejudge; JJtxcu
man, sage, magician; )J&> )*** wise-hearted
wcnoI*iJ^ Jo fcl^c* an act akin to that of
vi;w Jufio^a shilled physician; U&&0+ c
his brotlier. Ethpa. +Ll( io be cormected,
chief of the magicians.
aUied in marriage; to be near of hin, alihe,
aSpaJ^Xa^aa adv, rt. ^i**, zoisely, with under-
analogous.
sianding, prudently, sensibly.
j-Ifc* pi. J* rt. iOm. m. a swath, bandage-
JicA^gunl rt. lo. f. a) toisdom. b) coition.
cloth; UsS )**** a linen chth; gram. the
\u* rt, ^a*. m. iteA, sca&, mange,
doubling of a letter.
^Oaa fut. figuj, inf. fHAA^ s act. part. **,
lyj{t*2 rt. *cu#. adv. closely, vigorously,
V^a Aj pass. part, yug only in sense 6, See
robustly, actively, speedily ; s^jLli u*lx> sne
ttAgAA, o) to know, discern, b) to have sexual
hard; oji\$J*l.{ ts^yl^ ->-* * w/am /^ intercourse. Ethpe. juL^li to be hnoxon
Aaw fought very strenuously. camally. Pa. xa^* to make wise, grant

ItoU
o-aa* pi.
9 9
jj,Q**fr
..

rt,
rt. qm. compactness, wisdom or discernment, to instruct; yuLL
P l. JL' f.

the cwrdling of milk. Jfetaph.j'?r?w^ss, tenacity, jITo^cu ?o.X ^ra^i wisdom to our ignorance, to
mental demeness; lAsuf jioSZ ^3^? wAicA ustoho are ignorant; ? *X a^qaaOO j^lso &oo^

weaken instruct us that Ethpa. yaixjli/ to prove

the forces of the soul; JLo ic
oneself wise, act wisely; to become toise, learn
vehemence of a sound ; jio-A-AO strongly,
wisdom, be instructed; to be cunning r

, make
fvrrtdy.
artful or guihful attempts, conspire; fficififc>
a, ]** pl. J^sa* rt. oa. m. a segrAi!, ZooA, *aj/ aa^ls^ a maw leams wisdom through
gazing aspect, countenance.
} Metaph. appear- trials; o*i2^*> '^-i jaiu^i/ A^ contrived his
ance, presence, attention; \Jx ? }Ha* at^ regard murder, Debivatives, )jaj>gua, Jwj
of the heart; \XL^* &+ discernment; Jj& jjooi JX^JXaA, tS->)>N^.A O , )ici.^-A.A.A# J ?

w* *axs* mind when

the it collects itsef JajIs.W'W, Itooa^AOo, UO^D > ]l cuscru* ts.
With verbs, ^ jL Jxq^ to turn the eyes l^ftfflJS coBst. st, fcocLw, emph. Js^loa> t

towards; ^ jL pli/'to Z00& up; with u pl. a^ooaa, )l,AA^y rt, tt^AA. f. the meaning
or i tofix the gam; JX* ^Ji straight for- somewhat with the forms, the abs. st.
differs
wwd. being used in a more defined and restricted
 r<U~)o\.^A.i.*j 142 p^oiJL u

sense. a) abs. JusaaZ tvisdom, counsel; a scheme, fine linen. c) \3Z&9 Jl a tvhite film in the

plan; )aa&j cunningly, artfully. 6) emph. eyes, cataract. d) jl&^- a scabbard bas pi. Jl.

st. wisdom^ knowledge, science, philosophy; )L* 3 |i^w, Ifcl*^** 5w;^^/ see iA~.
ju*-*b? o*J^m? .) I^baS dfc*5 the fear ofthe ai^ fut. oo\mJ, imper. d act. part. oV
ZonS zs i^e chief part of unsdom; \lx> oi^ aL pass. part. o-N~, J )^~. tomilk pres8 3 }
9

jlijSw w7?o 7/atfi numbered the clouds oui or 5^c^ mt7&. Ethpe. la^SUlf <o 6^ milked
in his wisdom? )sl *< the
* y
\ J&^ Depivatives, )u=i^I*, )^4La^i.

Wisdom of Solomon^the Book of Wisdom. V

*#

c) skill, art; J^*a fcooiC the art of war,

curdled milk; \k\L &}* <*> suclcing Iamb;
generalship. Often used as a tite of honour,
Jw^J^J- ^-s suching, a suckling ; metapb.
thou who art wise.
milky juice or sap/ lS-( ia^jl JJ{L s*^
}f? sfv^* jjj rfc. yaru*. adj. scieniifie, of I

^7iere ts milky juice in fg-leaves. b) yielding

science, of the vjise.
milk, giving suck.
Jla- rt. ***. f. sca6, mange.
oiL*, l^S-Z m. fat; membrane, the dia~
*%L root-meaning fo rnfer mto ft hollov). Pe. phragm / ^e^, ?'znd or shell; JjxJsj )>r^\x
onlypart.adj.%*X~, )!, ]&1 hollow, concave; afine shin or membrane.
&^'^^w was hollow; )l&^V* l^^W
*
\llk^L, liLi rt- o^m adj milky, like milk;
) . .

a hollow pipe; subst. a hollow, hole, burrovj; jl^iri\I )^J^ milk-stone.

a dug-out, boat, ULl o*^ <Ae hollow v^ )lILx^w, JliUL- pL m. Ui, Jl&u from
placesoftheearth; JL^** o*Jk*+tlieydugahole;
, )A!iwi. acSj. fat,7nembranaceous k>-k\Z })JL+
JxJ 1T; JL^.** i/te serpenis burroio. Pael %i^** 7

)sL^insects with transparent tvings.

<o was awa^ cleanse, pttrify; &o+xjo'%ZmJ
JJ^Sa^Jj galbanum, a fragrant resin.
Jt|f ^P ?e 7mra cleanse and rub away all f.

dirt; *%&* *x ^so^ purify my tongue *iw fut. ?a^M, inf. 2^, act.

part.. *^w,
with l^fM* fo
with thy hyssop ; ui^w purify ?ne. Ethpa. )^-i. <o cr^ep, cratvl, glide;

burrow, to drim a mine underground; xaetapb.

^^dtr^o &e washed, made clean, purified;
to insinuate or thrust oneself in; to lie hid, be

Palpel"^m*^, latent; ]&&> *Z^J+9 jloai snakes whieh

c?ean and! his soul triade pure.
fut.%Jl^L> to move to andfro, shake violently ; cratvl hz the dust; jfeoo o 2 t^S-i they crept
iT 4
rV^.S^Nft i/ie monntains are shaJcen; secretly into hoicses; *Z^w )ja&a^ib)^f 11^*

pass. part. ^J^Joo hollow. Ethpalpal forces latent in the elemenis. Pa. 2*# to creep

^^wl/I a) to be dissolved; JUo^wfc^ or thrust oneself in; move in or through;

to

J^^ <^e SoeZy toastes away and grows old, iw? Ji*J&*> the leaven which moves through.
b) to be holloioed oitt. Aph. %>Z(to infringe, Aph. f'^s^to drive or screw in. Deriv atives,
breah, profane the Sabbath. Debivatives, JXcu*, j!s.^^* 7
]?cv\a*.

Dc^, JLXo**, Kcu* U^cw, 3

JJoiw, ]Ja^, JliUZiw rt. *Xm. f. gangrene; ^oih^&o
)^Ziw y+itheir speech is like gcmgrene.
%, Jll> m. vinegar; jtaai* JL* vinegar
];cu^w rt. ^m. m. thejerboa.
madefrom wine.
I^cqJ rarely |^ cv\* rt. i-^**- m. oi mixed
^i, ]L^ m. sand gravei; } &> Jti? JlT?^a crowd, rabble; a swarm of insects.
^vm ^ii fl grain of sandfrom the sea-shore. ^d^*, |<x!Sa* pi. ) rt.^j*. m. a San^w^,
Jl^ pL JU1 m. mothers brother, maiernal supper, esp. a marriage feast; a banqueting
uncie, opp. HI OM wwcZe on thefather's side. room; aX* !s*^ U^ \tfthe bridegroom
ui^S? came to the marriage feast.
JLi pL JUi m. a) dustyjne dust; JL*

Jj/'&j /*Aa*e of dust fr om my feet; )L Jj^dtiw ]l& ^w. a blade, kmf&

pi. rt.

tfi^j? **< ^w5i ofconflicts. b) a garment of Uo&L* or Jjo^* pi. \Z. m. sheMJish, esp.
 ;

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* *
i/teTyrian murex; JJo^^wf i^b^i M^* emph. fena. ]kuiw cRfcory. Pa. ^L to
aye<2 Tyrian purple. sweeten, make sweet; ^oo^ft JLLns sweetening
*%>Z>\L Palpel conj. of ^. their bitter flavours. Ethpa. JkLLl*fo Jecome
sw^ei. Aph. oXi^same as Pa. iA**? r )XcuiO
^* fut. g**Mj f inf. ^pC&, imper.
^I^fi> Moses made the waters sweet. Dekiva-
j}a\**, act. part. ^iw, }<&^~; pass. part,
^A, l^/X,, ]]^^a\** ^o mix, mingle with;
tives, U^Ou, ^aiw, J1g-^* ? Uwo,
act. and refl., generally with ace. and o or jla^^M rt-. u^a. f. a) sweetness, pleasatotness;

xJ^. ; to add, join or itfufe ; to take part with, to Ji'lkS? JI^Oa!^ the sioeetness offruits. b) sweet-
5
mpart; )*-*J5 v^S they who mix or knead ihe meats; )oo %3/ J^ JiV#^Jl he did not eat
Euckaristic bread ; Ua^.d JJL& &~&J* headds sweets, c) must, sweet wine; L&oir'f Jlo.iw
water to the oii; oom^xL? y\, iOo^ ? jO** t sweet wine or juice of pomegranates.
he mingled their Uood with tliat of their fellows; )JoJ*i^* shellflsh; see )JoJiw.
o^pw [j&Js Jui? they ham added blotid to
ISl}^^** rt. ^\m. adv. confusedly; with ]i

bloodi.e. slain continually; MJaaS*> uj^^^J

without confttsion.
woio^ Zei jffim aJcZ we io number offfis
fefte

jt"
cu^yJ^** ^-^. minglmg; communion,
chosen; la-saj
His in us that
)Jj
^
<*oiel
we should die
^SL He infttsed
no more; )jl
rt.

tntercourse, sociability.
f.

life

jfaao o* ^-^? we mingled with myrrh; %^*, ]L^^ m. a hollow, hole, cavity, burrow,
Js^iw iu JtojfcJlso ^mr<e virtve; &JL ^"* boat; see part. of *^>**.
tempered with. Ethpe. iiLy,l/ a) io jom or jl'o^^w rt.^**. f. a cavity, hollow; hollow-
ia&e jpart w&A. 6) io 6e kneaded, to be alloyed.
ness, eoncavity; \3L9\J* k*+? }&>* )io^A**
Pa. ^w to ttz'cc thoroughly, to join, mingle;
iAere zs a ^rei cavity in the earth; JAo,^\m
^ajLo'j Jwai ^wLs ^-^* ^ ow? '
^oices mingle
U*ji? i/ie hollow of the bosom.
with ihe voices ofthy angels; pass. part. A^w,**
JS-Tiacu!^. rt. ^^M. adv.t'<?Z^
mixed, alloyed; |^oc ofvarious sorts. Ethpa. mighty, entirely,

iwl< imper. E-Syr. same as Pre. W-Syr. firmly, stoutly, bravely.

i.^i.1/ with o or ytJL to be admiited, havepart jla^cu^** rt. yOw. f. 1iealth> soundffiess,

with, be together; to mix with, have to do tvith, firmness ; jlojjfluoi icco J^>m a right faith;
make alliance; l;a. ^wlS^&theTigris mingles jfclX? JL'aacuix i/^ ri^Ai or i?w sense;
with the Euphrates ; ^ZX\ \^lLs> Ephraini IklIiAaj )tox\* strong resolutions of the
had dealings with the nations; ULI-b? ]?o!^j>?
scul, fortiUide ; JkLir icua*^*** tipriyhtness.
^SJLltJ that he may be added to the choirs of
the saints. Derivatives, Jo^^cu*. U ^x.^ L,*iw rt. .^w. m. a) a K^ to hold liquids,

j^ lS-^- J^-^ jl^iw*.

5 3
a &oii& ma^e ofhide; \r\\ ]-^\m a s&m 0/
wz7/i;. Z>) strong, valiant; an athlete, com-
J^-X** pi.]~ rt. ^X*. m. a) a mixture;
batant; see under J^**.
j^^w % o^iji JJ thou shalt not sow mixed seed
i.e. two sorts together; J^J^j jw^o^^i s^J-A** rt. Jiw, adv. strenuously, bravely>
*a*fes a garment of mixed materied and valiantly.
colours e. g. of interwoven cotton and silk ,? *

l^iw unmixed.
JIo-aXm rt. iw. f. hardihood, stoutness,
Jj? b) spelt, rye.
courage, fortitude, steadfastness.
u\* fut. JLJ, act. part. Jli, \i^L, pass. part.
Ji**, U\+* ]k* 7
\ to be or become sweet; io speak
s,
Vl Pael conj. of^Jl to purify, &c.

fair; Jlio o^ the waters were made stveet; Jbw pi. JJL rt. %.
m. a hole in the earth,
"
wwctUfc*^ JLi it is sweet in odour; part. adj. a cave ; a iunnel, trench, breach, mine; *:

sweet, soft, pleasant ; Jl Uj ^ sweeter than )fc^ Is-^t J& i/>5e ?Ao cZw*7 trenches tinde-r
honey; Jj!iw JLo sweet scnmds ; Jojui jl sweet- the wall = sappers ; Jii*** o they made
looking; *Jc> ji*# q/* ilustrious name; pi. a breach.
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succeed; Lojk>* hJ&JLlj his likeness was

pS I~ fui e a!^*J, act. parfc. fS^, U*&** i
m* ,<r> 9 r
pass. part. yu>w, ji-, Jfct . to dream; pass. changed, he was transfigured
.cy <*\L }^ semn seasons skall be renewed or
part. a) dreaming* b) as adj. tfW 5 healthy,
y
whole, sound; ^\^o JL + alive and well; shal succeed. Aph. &S~} to sprout or grow
Jjooo fc *&**# o/* sowmZ mwtdj ]ci> or w5 %ip again, to succeed sometking of a different

p^ faremil; metaph. sound, wholesome, nalure; to try diferent ways,

methods; J-Io &&+> l&+l a tree sprouts
change one's

^rm, strong, cor rect; JJ.&jjsuoo )** yzrm

iw <fo fmtht orthodox; Uo^ )lo** correct again and swots up; \k*+x> Jk^* deire
opinions ; t-oc^N^ ^j | ts*v # sivre foundation;
J
springs again. Shaphel iw*. a) to

change, alter ; to convert, pervert. b) to trans-

\s^Sk yu^M# )tw a strong-winged eagle; gram.

a sr<m# vex*b; l^ia*. ISoL^*. ending in late, turn from one language into another;

a strong letter. Ethpe. <wi/ a) io be re- U^f o^ad 1s^ &****> he changed the
freshed with sleep. b) to recover helth, be word of Lord i.e. disobeyed its conimand;
the

healed, cured, made whole; ipi^ii fco/ )i* J^U tftN v^^ he aliered, interpoated the letter;
wilt thou be made whole? Pa, v&^w to taa. JfcLfolT yCuf>&+JL he perverted them from
Aph. aiw( to AeaZ, cure, restore, &c. ; y&+( ihefaith; Jl^vi &&&**+ the Evangelists
rt ^ give varying genealogies; pass. part. as adj.
heal ou/r stri])es; y**( )Z*^*i
GL&mM&j \!^uJL different, various, diverse;
he healed the lame. Ethpalal ^jso^mI(
t^N^jj; jfr^o^- vartous versions; JJ jLo^a*-
to dream ; to give forih seed of generation in

sleep. Derivativ es, Jj^clXo*-, ki,vvN cu,

]|^ft!< ^I^ equality not differing. EshtaphAl

h^ \s\ . N , )i nvi N , U^ ] i Na N , ^L)&,r a)

other way.
pass. to be changed, be turned the
b) refl. to change, be transformed.

c) to change an opinion, to turn or be perverted

tw, l^^w pi. )L* rt. w. m. a dream;
froni the faith ; &^!m Ui/ yi^. Ae changed
hitZ& in a d/ream; c*lia6 po^w2 o*k***T
with the limes. Debivatives, J^aS, cu*, jk*3 o^w,
2e narratioix of a dream and its interpretation.

^^jsvS^ = w^.^ ]il* lit. vinegar salt, m.

pickle, brine.

\lx n>N^>, l&i rt. vx^m. adj. dreamlike3

arising froni dreams.
^w rt. A^m, prep. takes the suf&xes of
\lfcLL, J&u from iii adj. sandi/, gravelly; a noun in the m. pi., for, instead, because;
r
l&J^w M^lf AM^y ai!/ )*iS&y wSa gravei ls a-X ) V L ^.^o
* instead of unity
stones. oppression; **vl^5to iaoo?fc>a A^mj Ae con-
\mS*Jl f \A\Z* or |>a^L+ T
Ar. iu. a >a<Z, tendsfor the Council; ? a\** W4 the place of,

on account of; j wo A Nit because, on ac-

j^v^".. pi, [_ m. tfAe 5eard! of an ear of covmt of Genn. c2o/$r rfass; JmIaajxo ^L* ooi
corn. Antichrist; gram. \xu>, ^Lu pi. )o^clL ^**
a^w
!
fut. &<\.\mJ) pass. part.
a) to eocchange, substifoite.
^,
b) to
Jl.,

pierce,
a pronoun.
J .
\b^LZ another form for \slSJ* 6.
shear. Pa. &^w to ckange, escchange, renew;
J^^L rt. a^ii, a) impious, pro/ane. b) a
j\^ a^L wo*dJ)^ Sj /te changed clothes
r reed, willow.
with his servant; k-*go? Muact iiJL.S*Lap

\Sx> money-changers; +\x | J&olf > ftS rt. a\ , m. exchange, barter; ?

we ttH TiOi change ourfaith; %oo^m taa^uj = ^j prep, instead of, on account of, on
<Aey &aZ? re?zew <AetV strength. Ethpa, A^wl/ beluxlf of; JIjl?Jai^Z* in^earf of silken
to fo changed, exchanged, bartered; to be re~ raiments; yoo^o^t HM^
on account of
newed; to change in turn, do anything m turn, their sins*
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)i' Lrt . f. impiety. )L3c^ ? Jjafe^l

the discipline of the learned
^ \&&>= *Sj one lacteng
untaught. De-
jfel^w rt. ^\o. something given in e%-
riv atives, verb *iw, Jld*^.
change, a substitute.
JLoa^** from **XL. weakness, feebleness,
J& fut. *ciw, act. part. Js2, )^w ?
p^ss.
f.

^.i wioaiU. I know

frailty, loto estate; )j
part. y^Xfc*, J Jl to gird oneself set brishly
, -
my frailty; ^ialai^L^sX vwyi/ have mercy
to work Part. adj. a) girt; metaph. strong, on my low estate, on me who amfrail.
r
strenuous, valiant ; Jt*^** )Xofcot a hard ^**. a sheath, scabbard;
l^'^Z pi. JL1 rt. f.

fight; YJ^*> Jf slack; subst. an athlete> a ^o/^ liliwix )(q>tt\ he put his sword
combatant; ji'c^j ail?j{? &^** combatants back into the scabbard.
armed with prayer. b) chafed or 6are, said of Jfcliw or Jfcl^i rt. "^**. f. a buchet.
the sboulder worn by constant friction. Etbpe.
\)&l pi. J&&: fem. of JU. the mothers
^.^tfto gird oneself Pa. Jiw to to&e spoit,
sister^ an atent on the mothers side.

seizej to commit sacrilege; \ i?

l>, ft . jU^-o
Jl^*s^Z f. laserpitium, silphium, assa-
JlL? .^) oX" ihey seized many ships from foetida.
the Arabs; U^ojd Js^S JSJLv robbers of pi* fut. wJ, act. part, y\L, UaJ>, pass.
churches; Jai> ^CsJoo sjioilers of tombs.
part. jp^^acurt and jfx*j*w 3 )._, )s i- to 6e Aoi,

Ethpa. .S^"t( o fo spoiled, pillaged, to be ^rt>ro warm or Aotf, said of the sun, of the
taken by storm or by force; with ^ to be heart, of teemng animals.
heated, hot> glowing; fervent, violent; y^*xil*
Part, adj. yu m
deprived of; Y*^JL%J* Jf inviolable, secure.

Debivatives, iJ^o_ ; ]^2M*j ^A-*od, u.o^> )oo Ae w;as stirred in spirit; J-2>Ln

jli^^aL a tor rid region; \x*r.A* )^>ct*. /er-

vent Iove; \Jx*& U>)& fever; UL*vLL Ubu^L
uaiw fut. iscl^mJ, act. part. &S,t*, \A\L>,
hot or new bread; U&lxLL Jli hot springs,
pa ss. part. fi^, l^-j )lS to allot, to determine
cf. )&a.o5,r. i. to s^eep, Jfclo J.JsLi sweeping
by lot or fate. io destine; oaiC-o ^*T +ss he
the house; ki>Iaoo p^^-* s^6p^ and garnisJied.
foreknew and foredestined ; cj.oX^ J^ocuo Ethpa.
Pa. jx*LL part. UL^cL^d. to warm.
*-. r
the stars determined and become
tt^ciilirto 6e fam, to feel the lieat, to
apportioned for Mm death; pass. part. fated,
hol with deire, zeal, &c. Aph. fl}
r
to warm,
destined; ^^** yl* as fale decreed for
^*^>
scorch. Palpel ya^Lacu pass. part.
him; +ooJ Ju~ *^o> these things shall
parched, arid. Ethpalpal yuocu.L/ to ir^
come to pass by fate. Derivative, J.a!^*.
up with heat, decay for lack of moisture. De-
)>q>w pi. J.L. rt. a^a*. lot, portion; fate, BIVATIVES, jlS^OCW, ^3DCW, i
J^SOCU*, ^^ * *>>

destiny ; pi. casting lots, oracles, aurjuries; )U^ft?ci^ jfcoa^w, verb

}^>U*>">^>
]ox{
y
+& \s& uaj $0 ^ went forth from
God; \^J=> i*L augurs and
JZL\jLs> \sZ.&
<w 3 U^ pi. iireg. )o^L^ with suff.
^ t '
enchanters. a father-in-law,
ojcu-# &c. m. cf. [

denom. verb Pael conj. from the f. a motJiei'-in-laio.

folio wing. to wealcen, enfeeble. Ethpa. *&**i( <w pr. n. 5am,

to be enfeebled, discou/raged.
U- fut. U~J, part. U^, ^^i.. i. to

+&., U^, }lU& pi. m. J^, f. fcLfrail, witJier with the heat, to fade; metaph. tofad.e
feeble, enfeebled; weak, mean r
unwarlike, faini- aivay, growfaint; JlR Uu. 7 ^^ m^
heartedj unfortunate, u/nlucky; \Lv+=> &&x> ia wthered aivay; \&L *s**x& K^Sa^- y\
\J^LL a feMe apology ; U^I> lio our feeble it away suddmty like the grass; ^.^
withers
nature; \J>^LL \jf I who am fmii or unfor- [JiL \^S. it yusses away as vapour ; Ua*J
*& ojij>o? may its remembrance fade
auay
tunate; with laching, vxintmg, devoid of
u
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m y 9 m y
U*LL? l^CLAr cmneliness which passes away; in. leaven, leavened bread;
\1xlL JJ? unfading. n. to sweep, ^c k o oi cf. ^sctfi** pass. part.
* xw which they sweep out of
iOc**lr> that
JlLSMoJt rfc. xjocl^. . fermentation,
theirhouses. TP&.uJLlLtowarrn. Aj?H.u-a l*to
iL, )X*^5u* pi. J nit leaven; leavened
dry up, wither trans., cause tofade; \Jjxx*Jo
bread.
jl -t vw^vbX. jlc^At advancing age makes
fcJlUoa- adv. from j^ajsoi. fivefold ; jfc^*.?
youthfulness fade away. Derivatives,
Uo lsJ)Xoa** jfear arises from fim causes,

\lL.xL*, )lsJ- from l*:cu. B.Jlfih*

Jo*-xu* pi. of jx2, |4fiUi a fatJier-in-law.
JfcOkeocu* or Jlo>a.2tt** f. lapathum, cress; {icu^A^o,* from U-^ f. <Ae number five;
)\9 4 V f 4* 4 dividing inio five paris.

jtt^tt-, Jj^^cw, JJoafe pi. m. ^_, } ^ool., jlSuOaL angry; see j^apq.

f. ^ , Jfc
y

^
, rt. -^i, sowr, unripe> harsh; ^jsa** fut. \qxJ, inf. ^aa.^, mper.
4 V
19.QJU&** \9
J^som sowr unite; U "
r
4 . i i y I P
v y
sowr ^oicu*, act. part. ^i l^-^> pass. part.
Vi*#, J , )S . a) <0 gather in esp. corn into
i*_* * y a barn, <o amass, lay up, lay by, put away;
Jlejobal rt. -sa^. f, acidity, sJiarpness,
sourness* to take upf gather in, collect, comjrile; J?*of

yt\c ooJlj Ul'C&aaJl, jfci-J rt. sa-*,

^** ojik o o o* > >N* vvi a quantity
jI^cloo
bashful,
of barns stored up wheat for him i.e. were
modest; Jl^AjLajAJl a modest woman,
heaped with corn; ja&iJ ]^> oooj *.^\.,n>^
Jljaicu pi. Jg^ocu*, Jl-t^cu f. a globule;
*a-.I^scL infinite wealth was laid up in
a round stone ; a gem; ajoint; a berry. See )J9

the treasuries ; **l*a ^oagu gather in thy

j^a** cattle;lsXxbio ^poclS il^^W-^^e jn<

pi. i_ m. aw imposf.hume, ncstule,
opened her mouth and swllowed up ; \1
breaking out, the head of a sore; a^JL>j &&
epftjMS^fr <Ae pustules which come out
u X^n.t ie ioriZ AaiA taken me up;
i

on his
body; l^a^ U^'cud smallpox. yOoA.Su <Ay recollected themselves; JpAoaX y
^a^uJ 1

*L ^JiCa^ iAa^ fo m^/rf cofeci glosses

Ji^a.* or m-^^cw m. outworks, rampart.
into one booh i.e. compile scholia. b) to with-
l^a* rt. k^l**, m. drying up; going out as
a fire sweeping.
hold, restrain; ojj^p;.:* woaacui ^ he
mercy in his torath; J.*LifcjL lisj/ y
;
witliholdeth
JIclXaJsL*. rt. %a a*, f. As ingathering, ^Aa^j^qjso** do thou, Sun, restrain thy
harvesting. rays; ojia ^S oCiiCLL he restrained his tongue;
.

jts Xogt** rt.^jscx*. f. a row</& ouier garment, %+&&** o*X she restrained herself Ethpe.
rug or wrap; a cassock. "^a^i/ hajmJ%*6&ra) to be gathered in as
f*&L 9
\L, jfc ; see yiL the harvest
to
with )oiffl4& to be gatliered
; esp.
his fatUrs, to die, be buried;
Ju-sL-ii* rt. vi*, m. Aay, <fry fodder. %aatr
c^oa he was gathered into the quiet
hSy M * * rt. vxm. adv. warmly, fervmtly,
}i*J>9
the tomb. b)
of
to gather togeiher intr., to go or be
instantly*

jicvjaxocJ, rt. jp**. f. a) foatf, ^Zoe^; fervour,

putaside;
r <ok>L> )J^S |UtS ^^il^j
-.Si.o wild beasts betake tliemselves to
their
zeal ; jJ^iJoa*, Jl^acujJLil soZar A<?aiS;
dens and are quiet. c) to be urithheld, re-
]o*i)-j chI ci ^ia ^lI A/s ferveTit zeal towards
strained. Pa. ^jsi a) to wrap up, cover
God. b) sweeping, cleaning.
closely; o enstvroud; Ji^oo jooi^aL^f \&
)jaftj5J pi. Jfctl- rt. &*. f. Aai springs, when he had covered the Eucharistic vesseh.
warm waters ; a baih. b) to Imn in. c) to toithhoU, withraw
a book
Uoa m. a father-in-law ; cf. yw, k*L; from circulation. ETHPA.^^Lfto be gatiwred
*ko&*Q uAofiu myfather and mother-in-law. in, brought in as the harvest, to gather
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together or stand up in a keap ; io be mmmed a) to turn sour, **& JXjaU yT

tr. )& Joc*
up; to be Jield baek, restrained; z/ tJie wine be tvrned acid and made into
jiM^si the Old Testament is gat vinegar. b) to make ashamed, to shame, *^u&
,

complete, in Him ; JJai> ^acu*lSJ? .*wc*ao blushing a/nd shamefaced. Debiv-

may be restratned. Debiyatives, ATIVES, J-SOCU*, JjOaX*., JiojQJO*, Jjlj

^^ tttj JL- pi. |> rt.%3***. m. ingathering -v

aou or _aa* pr. n. nemea now

of the harvest, laying by; }bfc*! J?M**- the
in N. Syria.
feast of ingathering ; JLaaii k*J* a storehouse.
-n y
Jlaxi pi. J* m. a) small puise, \

Pael coxij. of aL.

b) bean meal.
ginger,
j &LS&jflJ f. <A autumn crocus, n
u* Pamel conj. of ^, has the same
saffron, colchicum autumnale.
meanings as the Pael but intensified. a) to
graspfirmly, hold fast with o ua-^/ *XsL*iL ;
im- Ethpa, palif to ferment.
I* *7*

o take hold of hm fivmly ; o*J* ^cn *o . j J*

VL+ IUL. or JU: pi. ISiL. or j| ^

Ae *AaK w>i retain his strength. b) to be very c. more often used as ma^c. while JJLV
gen. but
strong, powerful or brave, to put force or re- is used for the fem. a) an ass; J&^o? )*-^**

straint on oneself, to endttre, persist, persevere; a she-ass; qk Ucfao the burial of an ass;
to resist, hold out against; Jjfc^U cnvw JtsL*? )?io <Ad ^^. 5) metaph. ^e ferice
he held out bravei y, was strong in combat; of a cithern.
J>ot i^cua aiaLaa they were steadfast, t pi. jiff.nr or p#Jaa^ m. wtn^; J^scu*
Md in the doctrine of our Saviour;
fast, aAa W? 7f5^ unfermented juice of the grape ;

coilL*^ v o*im^w JJ let us not endure the " ) f .yi m p-e rfwfi i.e. unmixed with water
sight of them. c) with rj to remain with wine
]hH>as? );.!* nea^; U^? ;
anyoue; vriih ^ to abstain from ; to remain mingled with honey; UaJ
away from.
k>JL+ fut. koo^J, act. part. <*JLL, U>.x$J* 3 pornegranate juice.
pass. part. ^jcl** and <**ocul, J*, Jk to fer-
)i+LL m. jt^L f. a wine-seUer, wine-mer-
meni, to leaven, to mix; ^xso-**
chant.
dough set to leaven; yOo^f J^ail* J*
JJcttfL* pi, H m. dim. of )t. a W& aw.
)co v> *& heathen leaven wfa'ch had leavened
them; Ui^Lo J^J*^? a maes )J!^^- or )aii^. m. ^ ass-driver,
and penelrated-
donkey-boy.
of elay tcorked up and mixed; ko-L jo^-X JJ
.. * * y
r
unleavened bread. Aph. <+xL*l to cause to

mes; ila&Hf thefifth; Jia*afti "W-Syr.,

ferment or &e leavened, to leaven; opoa**(
Jl*j~ii e leavened it with leaven. Deriv A- Jiiib^ E-Syr. Thursday; U-ia-? o^ia a<

TIVES, jo^-OO-**, jl a***** dau? o Thursday ; JJJL=>*sal or ).^ol ipa-

)?{> cky o/ //ofy ff*i Mavndy
i/w j/A
k&a or Jj^~ m. a pomegranate seed or
Thursday ; %4k.m& jfef hundred; -Lacu.
grain.
^2/; , >^r. < .r^f. byjfties. The collective
^u* fut. -ao-^J to tom sow, inir. -aa.
)ls*^i is used with suffixes, ^Is*-^. we
;

j;_xw fe$z *Ae w'ng te acr'cZ. Pa. -aai to

malee ashamed.
ashamed, be confused; }-3i~fto
^w; vc'om&&m thosefive, thejve of them, &c.
Ethpa. aeuli/ to blush, be
Ti
Deeivatiyes, Jo*ioo^., ^^A-oa-*, K*-*-oa-*,
)6oa-> JLca*ott, verb mzbu*.

unabashed Iove; ]S[ -a^fco Jj Uj. ^

Avu. *^*"(
^ ^ y

to take afifih part, divide byfive.

j. from Isclm.

wo r//m nia/ces me ashamed.

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* y
1 , see *xlL, UtthJl. 500, you, brethren. Dekivatives, -^x**, juuu,
71
7
jL^al and ^j^&^a&L m. JS
[gmajbei .fifteen.

fcocu* denom. verb from JfcoaJi. Pe. to 5wr?a U** fut. )XmJ, act. part. joij JuJ-i. ^0 bend
with anger, part. adj.fc^scJl, J&JLJl. enraged, a bow, io ia^6 aim, aim at, hit the mark ; to
angry, usually irapers. with N^; o*^ Iffvw have regard or look to the end, to notice; to
f*Vit ^^ &Q w&8 angry because Joseph was ncline towards an opinion, tv/rn towards a per-
sold; ts^5- +0 ua&j hewas angry and went son, come near, agree nearly; to have for an
out; usually impers. with ^,^X oC J&* aim> bend ones mind towards, to attain, appre-
he s enraged about . . . Pael V^y f to enrage, hend; to wpiily or acconwiodate to a purpose,
to anger, frovoke anger; Joi? koaJLsao ^k& often used with \*J ; 000 ^1L fe&ito they
he provokes and enrages the judge. Ethpa. aim with
took the sling; ^;|o .*L aiming
Incult/ with '^L of the
befurious; toprovoke; \X&\&]&^Jt<&justice
ohject, to rage,
and missing; J?^
^ILo t o shooting +L
and aiming at each otlisr; mLJ Joo* \2JL he
isangered; ocl./'^X o^p ^LLlHiis anger bent his mind to that aim, had for his aim;
was kindled against Jdb ; .o^ ,\^ % j^aL.*, Jut*lX M-" Jte attained the aim, hit the mark;
kofcitf tlhe tumult raged against them alt Aph.
U.o&^ fLl Jj yij^ i<w /oo^ ^ ^owr aim
^L^^to provoke^ anger, vex; \J KaL*/* lest you deftect, fall aside, to error; * ol^^r|
>&^ k*^*^* ? I shall vex the hearts ofmany
naiions.
Uf \1L \Loi\ ^^? ^0 woi think that I aim
only at gold; )*U& \SxJLukT? which more
J&fc pi. }&! rt. ^. f. lieat, j&; J&^
the heat of the fire;metaph. a) rage, fury,
nearly hits the truth; jioaLa }^v4 verv U^
passion, ch^o>? }&&JLjierce anger. b) venom,
nearly agrees in nwmber ; \IL )ISX\ W*V\
inflammation from venom. it is in accord with the will ofGod; l^w Jl

JkotL-w fem. of %j1. a mother-in-law Uxzi ),^^\ , the pool of Siloam ^z^ tw> answer
y
f fi

O uscuaci** thy father- and moiher- the expectation 0/ ^e mti Zaz^ there. Ethpe,
in-latv. **!*!( fo 6e inclined or disposed. Derivatives,

yfcoa^, U&s^, J&JlsaJi pi. m, J2. f.

U**, Ucu**, jlow, |wO- 5 J^J^I**.

JfcJ from jfcoai. irascibU^rathfid, passion ale, U*. pi. >_ rt. U*., m. a bending, hence,
furious; JlTi <*J^*> jJ*oaI JU^a wrathful a) the hollow of a chariot, the lap; *%*& c*juc*
man stirreth wp strife. yoo^ e takes them in his lap. b) the privy
fcJ^JJS^o^ from Jfcott^. adv. angrily, parts.
furiously.
<^~ root-meaning to groan, pant after, Pe.
l> m. of verb ycu*. to havepity.
3 s. only part. adj. ^I, |uL 9 )]^ %i%, 5a d,
Z> fut. yo^, inf. ^&, imper. y-cu*, act. mournful, doleful, miserable, lamentaie; V^
part. yU*> pass. part. ^J*, )i*I*#, 1. to pity, Us^L> sad weeping; \!^L* \k&* with a sorrow-
spare, to be gracious, pitiful, to havepity or com- fidheart; \Aji JlJ ^1* \J> of oh! what
2>assion with ^ or"V& of the pers. ^V^aj cu* a lamentable history this is; Jko-JS or Jl
W<^* Ku.? have pity on me as Thou hadst ^JM a lament, dirge. Pael ^L only 3 p. s. f.
pity on the robber; w^XU^ ^Jcw pitifully impers. o^ fc^i it grieved Mm; L f

hear my request; JLlL \ ]^j&T souls who have it made us groan. Ethpa. t^LLlpto gr
obtained mercy. 11. pass. part. ^JI see below sign or <pant after, to Ungfor; *axJkx> Jf_
o*
rank as the body from sweat and dirfc.
to smell ^LK^jc )j this I deire and longfor. Aph.
Ethpe. L L ( tofind mercy or favour ; *x** l /* v^-r to came to pant after or long for; to
^L Aa obtained mercy from thee. Ethpa. make doleful; <^Lo JL\a
IJl^DI *A
fju*l( to seek favour or kindness, to make crow/% r(m56s ^Ae ^e^Ve 0/ athletes. Deriva-
supplication ; uf ^du& Uf ^JN / beseech tives, Jfc^, UK^i^, Jlo^t^
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n n j .
*
^
i

?
JlSs^** pi. l*s^** rt. *^*** & fjj&i groan; Ui*. ^b IS^Sd / have besought Thee, Son
jl^Lci Uni toeeping and groaning. of the Merciful One*
9 199 .
y m
^i yxu* , rt. .. a. pity, mercy, compassion,

keeper; a huckster, seUer of herbs, greengrocer; jritifulness, demeney^ favowr, grace;

* *
j.jL& |^ai-i Joo ^a5L d wAzZe /&e green- cu by His pitiful Iove; ^t'oX uols=>I

grocer weighed the grapes. 2%ow Aasi m y% jpt<y drazen me near

IU&JL m. a young pig, moking-pig.
to Thee; rnetaph. a compound of oii, dust,
and water mixed with the relics of saints
(icixi pi. Ju rt. -nu*, strangling, sttfling,
or with earth from holy places; this was used
overwhelming ; \&tlL ]ioo*j rivers which
for anointiug the sick, for anonting at be-
drown people; }#gju, ^LaaS lsjail#t( &7ie ;$
trothals, &c, by the East Syrians; cf. Jici^*^.
drowned in the overwlielming waters. 9 9
\t rt. JL. f. pitifulnesS) clemency.
jloox** pi. J>_ rt. >Ai**. m. strangling, hang- ? y
denom. verb Pael from &jJ.
o&la %
conj. to
ing, drowning; j^do*>f JLV tS*i
paganize; Ethpa.
to twrn aside to idolatry.
^re is no mark on his neck of his having been
-aiLt/ to be profane, irreligious. Aph. &l**f"
strangled orhanged; rnetaph. distress, anxieiy ;
to ajwstatize; to pervert to paganism ; |^N^
JLta&i J^ocx** mental anxiety.
Jj^as ^x{ the world ivhichSatan had reduced
Jiaxi pi. )Io rt. Ja*#. f.an arched chamber J
paganism.
to
a cell, stall or booth; a gang or crew; jlcJui
]&jJ+> jls&il pi. m. \ZL f. Jlsl.. godless, un-
ULJS? the UachsmitKs booth; dicujjoij Jial-*
godly, profane, pagan, heathen; a Gentile,
gartgs of heretics.
Greek; ]1S^ \&L the erring heathen; ^sclIIXcl
^L* fut. ^cuuJ, nf. &*&, pass. part.
\j!> Julian the apostate. Deeivatives, y^th
^*L, )^X, J^L^*!**. io embalm; ^ojal^ujl
ai**, S-*)^i** , Jta2U*# \*&lm t

^Jjf nr> )J JL(Lflo( the 2>hysicians embalmed ;

Israel. Ethpe, -lsL*t( to be embalmed. Pa.

k^\L adv. from \jL, after the Geniile or
heathen manner.
^1L same as Pe. Derivative, JJ^jcu*.
SLa-u* from [baL f. a) impiety, godlessness,
}JLl** pi. JJHu rt. J-L**. m. aiTOj &e2, leaning,

disposition, purpose; \*.3\ UI** aw ai a mark,

paganism, Sabaeanism, jlVlol^a? )X&liL the
impiety of idolatry ; wocud( laaj-L *^ao
drection; c*lL^? jJX* **( .c6/ waiS fe i.

explained them aceording to the bent of his jo^l^? Jloi-ao-iO^ he passed over from the
heathenism ofhisfather tofaiih in God. b) used
own mind.
as a collect. noun heathendom., the Gentiles.
n- }-a rt. j-u*. adv. a a ww^wre.
JJ&lH, )%JL* from \LiL. heatlien, Gentile,
^i^Z* rt. ^**. adv. dolefully, sadly; T> 9 ..y 7V * s
9 ethnic; \ heathen nations;
j>aj& i! weeping and groaning. j

^aBiL Jcoj it was a heathen citstom.

jtci^JL* rt. ^**. f. larnentation.
toi** fut. jsai-ij, act, part. oxL^, \JllL, pass,
^lL, * Jk , rt, i** ii, adj. &a&, inusty,
pari iaJLw, J , ])^.. to cAo&e, 5rf/?e? suffiocate,
rancid; **!!? oor J-IjoSs rancid aii; )ljLl5>
smother, with smoke, in water, under ruins
t^o***** i**o JllLo *Jw <Zr<y ac? jtfmZ
to strangle, hang; rnetaph. to torment, oppress;
ancZ evil-vmdUng bottles.
o**&.f Jbis+hehangedhiTnself; I^> mJ cixiw*
)iZ pi. Jl. f. usually contr. to \AZ. the
JL^L <Aa< rfwy m?f//^ strangle him with a noose;
palate; \AtZ ;**wo sad, embittered, nwrose.
4>2aiXLo J^od oa^Sflp ihorns grew up and
*.!** pers. pron. i c. pi. wc; afteraparticiple cholced the seed ; )J!aa itv! choked with tears ;
the iniial not pronounced a form
#> is ; foller Zxxo ]j&aL* drowned; U^aX ^,.7^ jmished
l~j( or JL*fi& found in ancient MSS, with hunger. Ethpe. %ftxl( ^o 6e choked,
i**, wi**, Jkai rt. *J* pitiful, tender, com- mffbcatedy drowned; rnetaph. tobe overwhelmed
passionate, clement, with ^ unmerciful, pililess; wth eares, sorrows or difficnltes ; aaju.lf
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JTcuiA* ujJL^i my mind was overwhelmrd with \*aZ (with aspirated c//i) Heb. cf. J?

sorrow. Pa. >a,u to choke, suffocate, slrangle, mercy, kindness, favour; J*aw 1s.a^ Bethesda
ruin. Ethpa. dalii/ to be choked, suffocated, = j)lace of mercy.
smothered, stranjled, drotoned; motaph. to be ]Sso^lL pi. )!- rt. ^*u.. parsinwnious
straitened. Derivatives, JuO j cu*, J^a guu, abstinent, frugal ; ^i*j^ ju iJJ^sc^a iAe
over-ftugal man is not liberal.
MlL* rt. jxu. usually in tlie pi. i&Ju* bands,
JLoj^cun rt. *ajxu*. f. parsvmony, avarice;
bonds; JJj }^Li iAe coZ/ar of a yoke or ihe rejraimvg, rpstravni ; ^o yx*j. ^ cu xso ^ **
strings with wbich it s tied to the neck;
Jlc^4J '^ refraining of the tongue from
ihe neck of a vestei ; jfc^>.**?? Jjai** cu&mS <Ay
falsehood.
cwi ifo bands offear.
jtJofco&cJ, JlS-o rt. ttou, parsimonious.
>clL partide of deprecatioii, let it noi he>
)jaml, jl rt. aaa**. an envious person.
Godforbid! ^ee ucu*.
laftJto ra. cartilage, a tendon; J&^s^
m. )oa** jfcvAm*
J^a**, Js^jsxa*,

adj. a) hoit/, just, pure,

J^w>tfv* pi.

\* ra *>
f.

JLofc^i just
j^ilic ).a*#aI* fc^i
three tendons.
^ f&s i/woai isfornied

of
weights; n&il ^> j^aw iAe i/o7y One who 9 9 y m
9 t + 9
4,

is from everlasting ; j-^m** )+**> the holy bodies

)J..Lpa.A>.m-L, JfcC^J gristly, cartilaginous
9 9 s 4. .. y 9 ~ r
crustaceans opp. <
of the saints; Ji^ol. ]!^i^f^>?ow5 nuns; J?a^
|jIZo }SJLi*f JfcUiaL the pure choirs of holy vertebrate animals.

angels. b) venerablc, reverend, right or rnost ft*mL der>om. verb from f-*v- Pael cobj.

reverend, frequently of monks, priests3 bishops, io ma^e atonement or propitiation witb '^.i
&c. c) suhst. a bishop, JfcCuZ^o? e&; \ZseJ* io absolve, give absolution, jncrge, pardon, con-
the bishop ofthat city; \lax^ ^oo4jc^ an done, spare, be gradous ; o^^cn^o om^-^o
episcopal synod. Deriyatives, Jw^cu*, verb )Jca
r ^.\. Ae sanctified and mode atonement for
WiX* J^J^m**, )jo^fft ; fX^fft^V>j JS~*U*a*O0,
;
the altar; >oo,^.^ i*xi? )<h^-^ ^X alaw
i/^2/ waffe atonement for the sins of their nation;
1+&J *%si jnfltt*fc&o ooj)^i? ti '5 i/te 6Zooti ?/iai
J^&i, J^-qcu pi. J^~ f. a lettuce; YckL) \&i~l
lettuee leaves.
maketh atonement for the soul; 4*^ ai Uu.
purge my guilt ; jtawo *coo**pity and pardon;
+skj fui ?cLflw, act. parfc. *oxi, jjaw. o
Kcq-m^ o o ( >nn*.^ ju^o umosoever par-
revile, scom with i^; J3o^4j>^ *J< t^-" H
don s shall himselfbe pardoned; uflwv 1Sno<
/ei noi one of the blaspAemers revile. Pa. j*w
wls-aoc^ io iAow 5/mZi be free ofany oath,

J ^^
io scom, tuni, reproach, defy;
revtle, insult,

on&J ooi? UajL a people (hat jeoparded

absolved from it; [AlA^ ^y j>

their ojlo^xcJofciL
we a?- innocent of human blood. Ethpa.
lives; ssx\cc\ ^Ijijsoi?
* *- ^ ^mTl( io fo made or declared free from guilt,
Goliath hm come up to defy Israel; ycialaaJ
..

pure, clear or righteous; to be loosed or set free,

VQO.^ i**JId1 Uessed
fc*fflV> are ye when
5 P v -71
p to go free or unpunished; to have atonement
men ^AaK r^W/e you; pass, part.
made ; to be absolved, receive absolution, pardon,

nounces judgment before he heareth mercy, to seek absolution or pardon ; |C? o o

is a fool
and put to shame. Ethpa, , ^ Plf io ie U tj ^ may he receive
J^Jl ^j whoso prays

mocked, reviled; to sujfer blame or reproach; mercy from the Lwd; i,-N "r^v^ ^ umili
X
i/tow ^Aa^i 6 clear from my oath; *^L/
%f y* ^ e reproaehed for the name of Christ. .aa&**k*; sTUffli JIqa^oL ^oSu*>'; /Aey that
* p*
DeRIVATIVES, )-jQ- 5 ).rn *, j^J..** *N>, Iove holiness holily shall bejudgedholy;

I<h^*# ui thy sins are absolved.

)ffla-i (with bard J) rt, ^m**. a shameful S-TUcai from ^law, adv. piowly, mgktly.

thing, shame, reproach, tgnominy. )*o-j Jl Heb. cf. ){.ftZ. graciow, winning$
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rc*dicujaa*j 151 >xa

full ofgrace; J**m*

the Hebrews.
mp .s. $Ae AoZy nation i. e. from sin; Jl^J
UUis? glades, cowrts
^ >^cn untrodden; [a
ofirees. Ethpe. ^m*W
)l*cuftw from UaiL- f. rigkteousness, holiness o 6e withheld, jwes&rved, free from; *m-*L/*
}

venerableness ; ]*2>o? Lcuow holyliving; atitle Jjoj ^ t* was Jvreproof; ^mL)^ )tiL J2s
of
oi honour esp. applied to bshops,
bishops, ycunft
**L' seeds macfe proof ogainst vermin. Pa. -
?
^ r to
nour Holiness,
yowr nour Reverence,
HalinARR. your Re,vpsre,nc,&. henee Ae 1 reserve, store up, keep in reserve. Ethpa. ^r^ (
eviscovate, ]Lo*axL **^9 a hierarch, a prelate. to be exempted, free from obligation, from guilt
PsfflAi exempt; abstinent; aglade; Jl^JS ^ >ugflftJHsj we shall be acquitted,
unstained by murder. Dekivatiyes, J^uacw,
l
4 - )^l^oaocu, iLaj^am-**, )wulsr)GCL, )1
)L rt. **&**. f. abstinence, immunity
*ii\5 *^*>? )tcA*u> refraininy from all

1*& %o i ,tt m. m, restraint;

<

jiixa^.** rt.
intercourse; Jloo
z> self-restraint
fljwcu^lo freedomfrom all rtimours, noises or
L* fut.
1

^cuoojiJ , imper. \aW act.

jldl^iSL* x't.^flft*. f. weaning, abstinence; part^sn^j pass, part. ^*jbuj )> , ]1^ . to

Jioo/ j? jlV^Am abstinence from food. wean; metaph. to refrain, restrain, to teach

5xL3 i, Jl mighty, serious, in many seif control, accvstom to abstinence; Jl^cl^

senses; see under .ccu. JLm* a weaned infant ; & o\j. j UajL
J.Ii <Aey accustomed tlie beast to do toiihout
l^T^rr rt, *ttu, adv. i-en/ much violently,
^.(QA. >^o ^5d o^o.B*^m**
y

water; Ae re-
seriozcsly, courageously ; hZ\l^aL *%&*( he
frained his mouth from all questions; X fv^-
wept violently.
) afiuxu* *J .oo*J iAey reslrain tliemselves
JlciiAtfw rt. fcttu*. f.fortifying; ramparts,
from envy; li^^Lj u^** weaned from lust;
fortifications ; jlsLt*.*! wlotumL tliefortifying >
JL'c&a$ ^ ^xaw M>cw ibvt separated from
or the fortifications of the city.
arrogance* Ethpe. ^a**M to 6^ weaned,
w lacking, less, xoithoui; see *ou*. trained to abstinence; ]kJU5 >
^m*.J^2>
O^ouj Ilogicii* pi. ]Lo rt. jffl*. f. yjant, weaned from evil things. Dkriyatives,
need, necessity 3 deficiency, waning of the moon
"* r
poverty, scantiness, scarcity, }sSJL io*. 11.CO** rt^x^M. m. being weaned.
failure of the crops, a bad harvest; io*.
5 r fut. yoauiJj act. part. jaw, [.v^m,
\S o o* stupidity ; ] L o. O* ioi*m scantfaith;
pass. part. yunrio, ^1-, )l^ with o. a) iii a
i to^^xL folly, madness.
good sense, to emulate, rival, contend jealously
JJSs^icu* emph. fera. of J^**, J*au AoZy, a Aoty
or zealously; Jj^ }J!A^o mi? emulous of
good works; iOomPO^ Joo nai A^ emuktted
ra fut. **aflttw, i .i f - yen**, iniper. yCutLM, iheir manner of life; pa)t. adj. cnviable, deir-
act. part. ^aw, Umi>. pass. part. yJxw, i., abhy happy; \SifaaJh% [cui- )^L tlie happy
J] to Aeep back or from, to withkotd9 restrain,
.

race of Christians ; j&oo^Jcu*? om^S \So*'jo(

up; with ^b
refuse; to save
set

emcZ
free;
would not give
ooj JJ ^
U out; u*I ycnrwf
*o
to spare, preserve,

/te withheld corn

/ w'K
JEdcssenes, sons of the desirable city.

envy, be envious, jealous; JAcusaj *aaoxcu*i

b) to

JJ

preserve my life; Jifc*^ *i u<L Ae spared

be not anxiousfor death; ^ *si\cf\l )J;or

Mm from slaughter ;
jfrm dishonour; )lx
Joal. cfectf/t
Part. adj. free from, void
Ethpe. <xoxi/
the Jews are envious ofthee.
)>** *& uta m L aagg me to be enviedj to incur the jealousy or spie of
& )JsJZ\ yaxL Jlai rivals; *VT)1*? ^u.!/" Daniel was envted.
setsfree the debtorfrom his creditor. Ethpa. ym^l^to &6 emulous, compete zealously.
of apari, exempted; Dekivatiyes, joocum ^-. ,

abstaining > abstinent; )o^** +& ***x** free

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152 V****

Um 1, Jls pi. hl J^L. f. ]!^_- rt. yx&**. those who suffered the tyranny of the devii.

envious, grudging, spiteful; JbomL JJoo an Pa. ^xo** to strengthen, fortify, secure, guard.
* 4 * r
envious mind; jk.>o.nrt* )**/ a grudging hand to take refuge; o]ocu*a *aw he strengthened

]n^ Jixo kouu> o /*a< envious one i. e. <Ae &o/te of the c aurea ; ilaJS. ^>^o axm^i
/iafer o/aW </oocZ3 ^ <fow7. to guard all his wealth; # **^l \cn** ^c +**js

Ija^m pi- ) *'t. yaaw. emulation, zeal, com- y*2u fortify ihyself in one of the fortresses.
petiUon, envy, jealousy; a grudge; with mJ Pasa. part. Jiui^oo fortified cities; metaph.

ungrudgmg, generous ; J * jai^ojci o )lirn^v> ^ \a&5 an unguarded soul i. e. lying

envy and backbiting ; oO) cfcio^ ,f y v>m j*> open to temptation. Ethpa. ^mLX a) to show

owi o/ <?wvy the ciief priests had delivered oneself strong, to be strengthened, confirmed;

him wp. ]hoo<^ Xawoo oaihs are confirmed. b) to

fortify oneself, seek refuge; ibw^ QilmLU

l^J)^m M rt. pgvw. adv. envioitsly. n_y
} they sought refuge in holes and caves.
Ji'aaxoJl vtttkm*** envy, rivalry ; with ]U
c) to take by storm, to tyrannize ov&r with^&.
frankness, generosity.
For Pamel conj. see m.vw. Derivatives,
^ -

and fui ;
inf. act.
*
part. Uow, -m^, ?
pass. part. ** and ^aw
1_, Jfcl . a) mp* intrans. io wax strong, in-
crease of illness, io be extremely UI; to have
W-aw pi. ) rt. mM. m. a fortress, citadel,
hard abour in childbirth ; to be very difficidt,
fortification, rampart, oviworh; \lmZ %~
be in difficulties; oc*^J^ -ao** iheir sickness ^ y
a fortified place, stronghold; 4#o
was very sore; J^i W^ sJie laboured
Jicui; they broke down the ramparls*
hard to bring forth ; i*. ^axL JJ
f& nothing ie
p
pi. ) rt. frCft**. m. the govemor of
more difjcult than. b) *an* trans. tobe stronger
than, prevail over, subdue; to force a woruan; a fortress.
y V
t-j]^o)o uj ts \ n-> thou art stronger than I and fut. ^J, act. part.
ti 9 I
^a-l 3 J^-^ 5 pass.
P 9

hast prevailed; IkoctM^ Maa^^o^ to subdue part. +*&**, } , Ji. a) to be wanting, to decrease9
anger ; ]^v^i\ *J&+* fc^( sorne are stronger fail, be insufficient; to be in want, to want,
than hunyer i. e. when they fast. Part. adj. lack; ip*:2> w5w )* J?oJ* iheir provisions did
a) strong, powerful, mighty = Heb. El not fail, diminish; ] o& ;i tJie wine
Shaddai, the lmighty; oI X*mI* l.xa^. came to an end; \m \-
<J if the cup
failed,
r
are we stronger than he ? ^cCJa *mL o} be noi svfficient i.e. if the wine fail; o;
\J>)\ doth tJie Mmighty pervert justice? ^*2k. Jj<u*r V 0^ he had no other servants;
J ., i

v r
l,( [Lnw ke defied tJie lmighty; ^cuaJ }l\ax3G& 005 o^co they were wanting in the
\ ' u t otlcua^ Jesus by ffis death balanee, were less than the right weight; JyL
bound the strong man i.e. Satan, referring to ^ ^ax-1 Jie began to be in want. b) to lose,
Luke xi. 21, 22. b) violent, Jiard, difficult, suffer lossy befined; to lay out, ewpend; m*o
sever }
serious, solemn, weighty; )&' itrw )s-uZ^ Isuaoj ji*> he shall 100 pieces of silver; lose

a strong city; \i+xL Jlo a violent noise; U^fc^ Ijcl^ UJ* JL+* he had less by the hire of the
JJ^ujxuI a violent north wind; jjum.il JJ&jd porters. Pass. part. a) verbal use with ^ and
a great
jjcab
vjar; jl&uml* jsjicui a solemn oath;
^JfoaL commands are difjcult;
pers. pron, suff. to lack, want,
& )Lm*> J**
?/i one thing thou lackest; *A*
mc
Mi Z
J V"
/ am ^m^
JLau* *j *A woi subject to corruption. in want of nothing. b) in want of, laching;
Ethpe. A*l( imper. saLX( to be subdued, incomplete, UL*". ** in want of bread;
overpoweredy tyrannized ovev ; **&-*( )| j. aru JIsa- an incomplete year ; + )lt^
)^-^ t& ?ie was n t overcome ty IvM ***- &m waning moon; with a subsfc. it is
frequently privative; )Joet i C fw/rtd;
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U*^i or Joeu^ yJa& lacking understanding , j>oA* rt. iSu*. m. a ditcher, a labowrer.
smsdess, mad; Ji'c&dcue ^-.co.L unbelieving; J-50.A*. rt. ^Su*. m. digging, excavation.
]Le);& ^i^ Zow; 6mZ. c) Zess opp, ]L*%J1
h*Z\^& rt. Isu*. adv. secretly.
more; ; mT> ^fc*T wiore or Zess; **m J^aoo A? io
%Z\*SlL ady. barefoot.
much less; )*** ^ml* ^jS.2>$( forty less one.
t m
d) pi. emph. )l & * m Jl wanis, neeessaries; ^ii** Pe. only part. adj.
)^ ^.u*,
f.
\fa
) Is^a^** asniduouSj painstahing, diligent, worihy
jl^mit the Book of Chronicles. Pa. ^Ai o
with o or^&wof the object; o ^*** o iaA:e
suffer any one io 6e m tMnt, io injlict loss,
pains to ... , 6e diligent about ; J^*
Jme damage; ^oo*\
> l^w JJ iAot* cftVZsi
. ,

J
noi 7.J
Zei
jl
iAm . ... 7 . _T.
Zac^ anything;
.7 i.l f
metaph. U*
* ^Jo? careful in teaching ; .^)L)^x>^L ^*-*
oj&a ^w iAe sore will waste 7ris flesh.
^^^^ j^ch^o diligent about visible things
negiigent of those io corni; JLoiKooJi ^*
%

Ethpa. yxJ+l to be fined amereed ; y

to be
damaged. Aph. ;Ar a) to allow to
worihy and virtuotis; *.aotkJf joo ^i- he
be in
want; to jme> confiscate, deprive; x m*+xb
was worihy of admiration, admirable. Pa.

ioi)JIi* he deprives him of his freedom. b) to

&&* io wrgre, ecehort, incite, encourage with ^
of the pers. and with^k. or idik of the object
do harm 9
to njure; i i&s+zo JJ fix I will
do you no harm;
o*Lv* $&* Ae ^i ?i into his mind; o^ai*
jjj)J )*&**& it is hwrtful io
the ears; ,cyim,v> U-3? ot^iwl iAe thoughts
aii. he urged Mm to come quickly ;
r
of the bad man do harm. Ettaph. ;awii/
3
*^o jlcuD^^oo JLowXj '^.sL he

io be finedy to forftit; to be exacted as a fine, exhorts vigorously to abstinence a/nd poverty

penalty, &c, Jc Jloj Joo%s ^a**ii/ Ae /or- iooi )^^o JLomXj his entreaty was urgent.

feited all that he possessed; *J&*2 ;^mU( Ethpa. ^HLlf imper. West-Syr. -&-~U a) to

? oo iAai price was exacted. Deeivatives, takepains, to endeavour, bediligent; withanother

Jji-eecu*, J1o;*cyw, U^mJC, verb, to do anything with labour or great care,

dilige?Uly; jiljjas XXtf be diligent in read-

Jjsu. and uLu fut. MLj, act. part. JjLL \SslL,
ing; jXo-6 xroo {,a.\o
in ^.X1( he took
pass. part. )^*, js-JL* to cover, hide; )J*o{
pains to do, composing^ to acquire. b) to
jKJL* a secrei ^xziA. Pa. **l* to cover, veil,

obscure, from view, bury out of szght;

hide
work in, ^SlL^^o ^ J!<x& deaih workeih in
(& uiLL a swarm of locusta obscured the air; us; ^ooj.=> joot ^3uLl^j? Ja^tr ** the vnll

%**SlL a city fell and burtea its of God which worhed in them. Aph. &&**(*
inhabitants; uSWfl o*j** with covered Jiead; same as Pa. Debivatives, i^9a, Is-i^a-,
metaph, to cover i.e. expiate a sin, to give par-
don; to pass over, omit; to surpass; u3u
opcvj t Ae concealed his
-
name; \J>%*m.s> Iiiw t*sL* verb ; see \su*.
io ^>ass wer m silence; *s\i\Z \aa u2u* l^l^iJLu rt. Xft^. adv. earmstly, carefully.
^oo^\a.\ Daniel reduced the Chaldaeans to
a^***, ]L'a^*- pi. )lo rt. ^.a^. f. exhorta-
silence in all the sciences. Ethpa. uJLaif a) refl.
tion, diligence, earnesl care; Jt^o?? Ji'c^A*
io wfl oneself; metaph. io 6e sA?/. 6) pass. io be
covered, concealed, obscured, eclipsed, ruined;
exhortation to virtuou$ living ; ia^ JLc^-^**
) Lo fcvJL^o diligence in pursuing virtue
*SulS-f Ja\^sv Zei i/^wt 6e hidden in silence;
jl'o^ALM.^ toiA 2)a^nst diligerdly ; jle^sL*
cuJLLi |J)w-iX ruined ports. c) gram. io &6
jjl^.? preparaiimx for or celebra Hon of a
passed over in pronunciation, as a letter with
festival.
linea oceulfcans. Deeivatives, ]u&cu*, k-Uul,
y^ -n

k-J~ujs, )icuau#jsD ? U*a*aoj jtcu*a~kj*>, J&Z adverbial form of the following

tooj ^u^of^o she was walhing barefoot

loA> m. a bitter herb; the mallow, rumex, w'sl, \ZsxZ barefoot, unshod; *!&<o^
alfhaea, anchusa, malva. naked and barefoot.
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frotCLu&u 154
*jT
4 *
\ZZ m.an earihen
9
1 -*

t going barefoot ; Ji W%ith -*, j^--i pi. vessel with

bare fetit* two Jwndles, a large wine-jar ; ^o ot^ao
. rt A

^i m. soap, soaping; shampooing, rubbing ft#oalM Ae minghd Ufrom his wine-jar 8.

or brushing of the head or clothes. ?L* fQf*>, act part. ?^i, J?*^.
fut. to rozp,

t 9
t ** I. fut. i c>a.#jJ ?
imper. iaa**, act. part.
cwi or mow down; )?* of-**f i^^ fj72 they
., j(a, pass. parfc. *JL#, )', JL'. to e&y, dEreva
had reaped tlie crops. Ethpe. ?j*m to 6e
a mme, to burrow; to scratch or paw the
reaped, cui dovm; **o w-Iit/ oo "^^dch
ground; Uoj* )iM> U*j> ;.4^ digging afount
. ootksjvj/ ^/br already their fields had been
in a thirstyland; I*> JJ? Js5ii [^(x^wells *
reaped. Dekivatives, ]?-, )?o-.
digged which iliou diggedst not. n. fut. tfuiJ
to WwsA, 6e ashamed; jJx^ )IJ*SJ* JL*( Jtf
?L#, )-** rt. ?- . m. reaping, the harvest,

Ineed not blushfor good works. Ethpe. ;^.^l( a ripe crop; 1^1? )?** wheat harvest; J-
to 6e afo<7 wp or Mrfy %9ul&&f &+(minerals. )2ik6? barley itarvest; )?? )j)^J^ <fes feast

Aph. ia ( I. to &gr or fereai through; \^V of harvest.

Joot ^ol*/ ) ta anarch was broken through. jfo^ rt. ?-**. m. a reaper; a sickle.
ii. to 6e pwi to ^Ae blush, pui to sharne/ t*&<
Uo-i* rt. )--. m. a toothpick.
t*^niai Aow aH put to sharne; V i
\1+ZZ* Ar. m. a swaZ aa#.
iulm
ir
J| your jfaces s/taK 7io 6e ashamed;
^S&ijfc juli=>i^* U**^ ^^ barbarian hands ]^*Ja^^ rt. .-**. adv. shamelessly, wUfully,
are ashamed, restrained by sharne. Deriv- frowardly.
atives, Ja&**, JL*cx J^Su, jj^a.*fcoo. ,
jiaa*^L rt. .** . f. 6emp urgent or pressing,
a, )i&L rt. ^2u*. m. a ditch, trench, pit,
pond, mine, grave; U? JoiUj.=> j^aJi a^z* or
persistene, obstinacy, wilfulness; JS( L^&*^
r
pond in watery land; J]*I^5 ]i& a sulphwr
J-L# pi. J* m. a pebble.
mine; &1&Z *%>2J$ he was buried.
a.- fut. oiJ rare except in part. adj. u Zi,
r**> Jr** pl- *r**> J** m ' ^ &>n, </& bade;
\^m,))^J}oldJ impudent,shameless; ))^JJL\Xsu
m

jJL ico( to gird the loins; with 3{j w, a bold persan s U*JL J^*Ii \^wf a wOTnan
oojl &c. to turn tail, tojlee; *%jL tcfcxftjaj with an impudent eye, shameess look. Pa. &ZL
.oo*iia-X )llS.? J* iAey $7*a?? foad i/z&V riches
)
to act with impudence or insistency, to be im-
on the backs ofyoung asses; Jl..^\ - wC )i
pudent, persistent, to ^persist in, insist, be
he did not flee death ; jl w^j rear-guard. ^. about
<7&e insistent with or upon ; -^ i N fi
Metaph. ifte &#&, highest part, summit; J-sa-Ij wxxi &~^ every one
o> urgently mahes for
J*&f <A$ surface of t7ie water, of the sea;
himself; *allao j^ any man im-
|Loa*-? )-* ^ ^ ^X a5ove the highest ridge
pudently impugn the truth.
a*j . / if
Ethpa. l/"
of heaven; u*I?jl *oJ ^ jtaiacuoi
to 6ear oneself impudently, behave shameUssly.
fath shall be borne upon the voice, i. e. by the
Aph. &~( to be bold, persistent, urgent in
voice.
act ion with ^ of the action; offcen with *j&/*
]-* fut. )-*> to pluch out tear out the eyes;
9 r
to pea% boldly; with J/ to e or harden the
to i?c& owi a tooth; jyl ^Ia_v ( if &ow
face; jjyo-^.'^Jk, l*j&j one who begs im-
y;Zw<; ow^ mme fl^fw; metaph. w^aJ ^a^o )!-
an angel plucked out and bare my soul. Ethpe.
portunaiely for hep; p Ufic^ an urgent
JL+U and Ethpa. J1LU to be plucked or
decree;
v=
a t>o ,.X Lr | (io woi molei
them. Derivatives,
torn out, said of the eyes.
or root out the eyes, the nails.
Pa. <+ZL
Derivatives,
to tear

r
J,Is Is-U^
r 1

iaj^ pi, |I. m. a) a^ ewrthen rnssd; IA

r ^r- r
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155

Jti* a$Qttei>a vessel; ) tfU an

earthen with y^L or%Wkj Uiaj o tm%
9 jr

veesel b) a shell; U- ^ univalves. shall not strive nor cry; JJo }**k^
.^.5 ? fco a gainsaying and disobedient people.
\%Z, jfcLJ from \& earthen; Ustaceous;
b) to contend, strive, attempt in a good sense
pi. shell-Jish. fmaaij ^.* Jews
jJ;ooT ooot ^.E tsic the

K 1 pi. )* m ^eo&te, shingle, contended for the law; \a*JJ Jv**V- U

Ji-2 f. a) Ae Utile Jinger, the Utile toe; Iii lk'J.v>> "N time strives to destroy ancient ihings.

fo litte Jinger ; >*** *-* te c) to stick against, obstruct, otU^^ Ji~,i(

)Li a nng' <m
)Joj <ol^s ajshbonestuckinhisthroat; %S^i('
ip o/Ata Utile jinger ; JLS jbo ^*> as mwcfc
\&rtfa ran aground. Aph.
ship stuckfast,
;ar as cZtngr* fc> *Ae little jinger ivhen dipped
i*W io malce ready to ftght. Dekivatives,
cZrop of water. b)
into water ; JI&? #L2 a Ztttfe

a$m; \&j tel )uw )

trial of a quill pen.
* li*
with jU>J> m. iAe ca.
mute as birds. Dem-
]t ii. imper. I- to

>u. same as fo hound* vatives, )loi- 3 )-*, )-i*-' fc**

;
^
\Am fut. ^oa* . io boundj *!U fut. oU, act. part. oii, ^i-, verbal

adj. ck.U, H-, J^ o oaste, dwindle; to be

gambol. .

laid waste, be desolate, destroyed, ruined,

*%*>, $*L pi. J&U f. thejteld, iht open

a field; k*>1 *%a ramaged; to lie waste; f&Jel &* Jerusalem

couniry opp. Jlfi;

J.ceZaa?n<z, *Ae field of blood; J&*f --^ was desolate; -i^io oU )>oJ e rwer
dwindles, and dries up. Part. adj. ravaged,

waste, desolate, used of buildings or pjaces

iiL fut. Jaa*J, act. part. jAi. fo fe*$ empty
whereas }o-L. is said of human beings ; )1mJ.Z
talh, boastfully, to vaunt.
j^A-s*. J n-
Jx> )3^ cities ravaged and
dry or husky of the throat;
*o

rough.
JL
&e
to

dumb;
Pa. **
be

~U^^
to manumit,
^w 2/
** r0 '

set free slaves or

**
full of corpses of the slain.

o-- fut. oL*^> act. part. oii,

aeWj i^f. 5

Jiii, pass. part. *+l~,

\L,).to waste, lay
captives ; to exempt from taxes, from episcopal slay
waste, destroy, ravage, make havoc; to
jurisdiction ; jc&s^s yOc*=> sSum )Mo? i
with the sword, take by force, massacre, rout;
the places where
j^f?? Constantine exempted llaca^ JccJL oi- Sapor laid waste Syria;
bones of saints were laid from taxation
\&z\ M,^ vc6? oU^.
iA^ J> tohen U
\Lo JoL ^c> ^ Jl*l! Jt'M
and
had made an end of slaying ihem with a great
orace wAicA sete s /ree jVom aW guilt
daughter; J-~ the slain. Ethpe. o-M
judgement. Pass. part. iVLsofreed, free, exempt io be slain, cut down, put to flight,
routed;

from tribute, jurisdiction, guilt, anxiety, &c; iSiJ* ot-r they were utterly destroyed.
Ethpa. oi-lT to be brought to destruction,

^o ^joj-o utterly wasted, disper sed, exterminated.

Aph.
free from Iove of praise; h*~j&)
<A%Jl'to lay waste, destroy, make havoc of, make
|i^>.a- an invariable rule. Ethpa. jjXL/
to befreed, set free from servitude, prison,
&c, desolate; to dry up, empty or consume as water,
to be relieved from tribute ; to be disencumbered, treasures, &c, ^L*- oW he destroyed our

cleared out by the removal of rubbish or debris. tranquUlity; JU^ *-/" ^ rmw^Msl A

Debivatives, ))-** (i-a>), fc-*lJ> )*o*K*> treasuries. Debivatives, U>ia~, *>U, U^,
Jooi*., Jicooi-, Usot-., J,x^-^-,
U^,
Jloj-**., *-{*-**>, )j>i-OD.
a^.. desolate, waste,
li*, i. not used in Pe. Ethpe. JUtf a) to o^, |^, )fc^>i- rt.
metaph.
quarrel uninlmbited; walcrUss,and,driedup;
gainsay, resist, contend, dispute, strive,
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forlorn, destituie; empty, vain, foolish ; J are used for fodder; oo ^*^av? yC&ot M>ew
Jl^^L an arid toilderness; |J^ Jfo^j a
dried-uj) river ; ^S-J* JjScui desolate streets ; JL'oae't** rt. o;**, f. devastation, exhaustion;
i^iZ* %+oicJc^Jris dry bones; i^>^ JocmL oL? |iao> j&o* being wasted with hunger.
Ze %tt habitation be desolate; ]lS-^Z* ^S> )****
JI^oIm rt. ow. m. desolation, devastation.
destitute of knowledge ; M*** comJ!s3 /wir
#ow, U-, JjL- rt. *ao^*. AarsA, c<7ar^,
vaw idols ; )l^^'%SLafiLaa a braggart. Fem.
rough; }i&&* U>c*U* )^^d& a coarde wooUen
emph. = subst. a waste, ruin, solitari/ <pla.ce;
cloak, a shaggy cloak.
*** o ( l=>sll //e ww o/ Jerusalem;
jLaoaoM rt. *tt;**. f, coarsmess, roughnese,
)&>;jl> j| cux *f+?*as an owl in the desert,
harshness ; R*^^? JIqaoo^** hoarseness.
U> rfc. o;-**, corn. a) a sword, blade,
Jjio\ or )joj., jljl rt. x>.;**. yellow, pale,
dagger; JJ*; j^* a ploughsJmre ; metaph.
saffron-liued ; \&o-JL oja^ <Ae yellow hue
war, slaughter; laying waste, ravaging, devas-
tating, destroying, ruining ; J? )^;-l^f
ofgold; )^c^ U^n arsenic ; ^o^H? %^ioi
<7^e sunflower,
cvjJuT <o encounter each other in war j
iOol^ ? }i3o^ or |ioii, )i^ rt. ^>;**. rough
o*&dif &l <A^y waged war; oJLx )>> ]^w
or harsh to the taste, bitter, astringent
<Ay macfc griaf havoc, ravaged near and far;
ji+? J^U* Ae ravaging of monasteries. b) jLoi^o^ rt. a^m. f. harshness of taste,
-n
desoXaiion} emptTiess, nought; astringemy.
\^>J+ your works are of nought. Jiot** pi. }* rt. ^*. m. a) generaly pi.
laz* rt- o^#. m. demolition, destruction. emancipation, manumission, deeds or toriting
of manumission; freedom, deliverance; oc*I
}&>CLtM or JfcLJSa^jJl f, a bution-hole.
^*o^M **^ JJ( I grant thee freedom; e&kj>l(
i^^ fut. ^^J, inf. is^io, act. part. <^i,
yOOMfOi-* <Aeir of manumission weredeerfs
14^-*** pass.part.^jZ**, i Jl~
, . to rub, polish;
drawn up; o*--X^ j)>o^* J^ 7ee wrought
]?*^ .oofl^^ *^M fishes rub iheir sides
dMverance for his people. b) a hole, opening,
against each other; part. adj. polished, elegant
perforation; the eye of a needle; tfAe ceZZ of
Pa. ^j to rub hard; )iZJi *^uoo \\o
a bee ; */te pores of the skin ; ]I,X^jj&? |ioU
U2L&L JLao stones rub against each otJier and ^Ae orifice of the ear.
become gravei. Ethpa. ^**m to be rubbed
hard or violently. DerivativeS; )w^, U,oU, ]1^ rt. iD^. hoarse.

]UaVo^ or llofc.0 w rt- a^w. f. hoarseness,

a cold.
U^p* rt. <c^-m- m. rubbing, rubbing against
I^jLo^j J^.^. rt. a^m. hoarse, rough %
something; tocnl&^f J^J-mo in tlie rubbing
guttural.
against each other of'iheir Jins.
jlS-^-ot-i rt. ***, f. <Ae throat,
JI^L m. a large wingless locust; see ]_a&.>.
Jlol pi. jlo^I* f. a branch esp. a palm-
Ijti* pi, JJL ra. mustard seed; black mustard.
brancK
JJa^t J* dimin. of Uju* m. wwW mustard ',

fio** pi. jlo*-* f. iA6 upper part of the tlvigh,

white mustard,
the hip-joint; JL*o** JX^ sciatica.
}J?^ pi. I m. a limrd; JJL=J* JJw jic^A rt. Ji-** i. f. ea:cr67nm^ dung; the
a Z#ra2 crocodile; ksxl? U?** a sort of cra6 or
buttocks.
crayflsh; JiaiiJ )J?;J1 a crocodile.
)X** fut. Joi-J, imper, Jou, act. part. fi,
oo^, J^l-, )^ rt. oi-*, adj, (rare) waste,
]^, pass. part. J*, JI_, JjL.. root-meanng
desolate, dried up.
for stringing together as pearls for
<o perforate

\J>o+L pi. } m. the Zocws^ or <?aro& tree, a necklace, hence o Aa# as a necklace or
ceratonia siliqua; also its &w$&* or jw<2a which chain, <o ^>Zace, arrange or ^i m onfor, eq>.
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with jiai to st ring words together, to compose UIw, Js*ljJ* rt. };** i. quarreUome, c&tv*

a discourse; jl&^JLX *?xL&& o>L* they hung tentious; a heretic; IJLlJL }&cl9 Aflp
achainronndmyneck; ^o>iL ?**> O**j Ji*ofc.Jj n.^.ft T*.*)? to^ </^ mouths ofhereHcs
who investigate tlie Divinity.
)^ \I.I-s tlwy associated themselves with them;
jLc^l^ rt. |;-* I. strife, contention, dis-

sfor?/ cm to ii; part. adj. strung, composed, set; pute, litigation.

Gt&u5> Ul**\ )*2Wa bashet whiehhung on ) l'dja > T rt. y^**. f. red-heat, state of Seing'

her arm; jltUiU J^JaS jul** set with precious

stones; ***> j&jal kJ^k-=> arranged in -tij |i^w pi- ^ rt. ]-* I. controversy,
three vols.; \Zm$m* \s%jmL ui** includea in dispute, contention, strife, schism; Jk i^
apostolic succesdon; gram. inserted, as diacritic contradiction ; )ii^? iJt^ciflo a matter of
points. Ethpb. iJLf^to be pierced through; dispute; Ui^ Uci^ls a aaottr o/ rfnj%;
to be set or arranged in right order. Demva- ^^ui J^? wiihout dispute, asswredly.
tives, J;-*, jj**, Jto*-*-*.
%^s li* ^- rt. ^m i. adv. contentiously^
)

I^i rt. >**. Ar. m. an amtdet, charm. schismatically.

))** rt. f&*>. m. perforation of beads, &c, \lxlj?> rt. I. jwlemic, controverdal
]i-**
a row?, series, arrangement matter s of controversy.
Jliliul |i
y*4** part. adj. u**Z** ? juL-*, JitU^** planed,
\JLSU* rt. *^^*#. m, carthamu8 tinctorivs t

jUed.
a sort of yellow thistle.
*L to wag the tail ; to growl, snarl, begin
a^*
la^w and )iuL* ; see part.
to bark.
S.-*la.*X rt. *y. adv. swifily, suddenly^
U fut. jJW, act. part. rfU, pass. part.
ardently; ;^,< ]^la*l*? Uii Ughtning which
iwl^.. )wi~*, )fcl^*I*. fo scrape, scraich;
passes in a moment; %^\^U )icu? Za fo
%eo&f **&**** ^ ?r /aces ^ere scratched.
6e^a^ ardently to confess his faith.
Ethpe. l~ir to be scratched; to gash or
lacerate oneself.
with the nails;
Pa. ^
O^JLj
to scratch or tear
yoot^m-a.^
voice
)1Vo>> 7!1 rt.

;
a^-. f.

acuteness of bodily or mental senses

sharpness of taste or

esp. Jj
swiftness, speed, rapidity, celerity, velocity
jfctJjcu* ifoy ftaK ioi mafe awy cuttings in
fervour; .oomSm? Jt'ofluia a* iAe rapid
DERXVATiVES^ia**Jl^icw ^w.
iheirfte&h.
%a***}
t

motion of their xvings ; )lc^Jl^ the

I^Jl or ty& pi. C rt. ^*-*. m. a gash or
swiftness of thought ; ]sJlo }lala-.I# natural
\

craicA.
acuteness; )&aL 1*^1?+ irascibility ; Io-Zm
U&&UJL m. ^ snout, j>roboscis, the trvmk
JIj sharpness of speech^ sarcasm; LaA-^Il
of an elephant.
JJi^J fervent zeal.
Ixtto^*, Ux^i- or Ua^Jt** pi. I m.
jiol-Zl. rt. ***. f- huskiness of the throat,
ckick-pea.

w a) see Ji** i. for Ethpeal anei Aphel,

*il*> fut. *oVj*j <o 6ww, scorch, singe.
b) eonstruct state pi. of JI*i.

^$pl. ) rt. }** ii. m. dung, droj>pings;

Eram ySJLT pass. I^j ^ )&^ )i s/'
was singed;
lS^iiL/ wo< (Wie Aair o//^ Aea<i
\j*Z ww eZcwes <&m#. Metaph. j^M& **
mystery of the bush ^
mtmtFfy J-^>? |W
dross of siher; JJj*9 v*t** i>w& slag.
which was noi consumed. Pa. yl*+ to bum up y

oJi~ and *&***; see oZ** and ov*>. sunburnt,

parch, dry up; part. \oi
Ji*a:x*I** rt. oi-- f. devastation, desolation. parcJied, dried up burnt up, charred; o(
y

jLo^-l** rt. v^^. f. polish, reftnement, PWJ UTt ff\ her face burnt with the mms
eloquence. \2d* Jfo/ oftontd Jmrirf5.
Ethpa. yS^l?*

rt. arrangement of words, <o be singed; to be heated,

warmed ; astron.
]LoJZ** J*~. f.

<o 6e Afrfen by ra,ys of light ; ^i~fcoot >4,^

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ieated vapow\ Dekivatives, Joicu., Jt (Jo^^Df uaoJJcu? jLaj5o^** iAe outrageous

violence of the Council of Chalcedon.

|i^ rt, *$**. m. touchwood^ iinder; some M&-JL pi. JI_ rt. ;**. a) with [Icul or

medicament ellipt. the basilisk or cockatrice; Uabl )U\ o

,

crotoned with a basilisk.

U,c^*L pi. ^ from A^M. m. flattering,
94* r
fauming* ]1qjJoL rt. ^a*. f. harshness,
* r JJZ** pi. m. )J^ f. JiCL- rt. {-*/. another,
to favm upon, to wctg its tail as a dog.
Derivai ves, Uoicu*, U^^. the other; see *** /.

id^m Ethpe. to be excommunicated, ixsd^a* fut. cdo^mo io roughen, to liarden by

vA+ti
rubbing. Derivatives, Lcoo;^, Jicu^-*,
anaikematized* Aph. ip|**( in O.T. io separate
from ordinary use> to devote to God, io destroy

utterly; [I^cuX oojulo ^c;.ui' tf/iow sA-ifi )^tt>^ rt. *flo;- . m. sca6, mange; Uo^I
devote their substance unto the Lord. N. T. and ).l^.i? a thichening of the eyelids.

later, io excornmunicate, to pui under a curse }lo.c^L rt. ^coi-. f, roughness.

or anathema, to curse, ban; pass. part. ipL*, jxrnw pi. )^- m. rock-dwelling jsh.
f&iuJB, }%*&*&> accursed, execrable, under
-***;* fut. ^^o^mJ, act. part. ^U, pass. part-
anathema; ]c&\> vl,No ay*oft^> ^1** ^Zot
then began he to curse and to swear; %m+>ii
U^w, Jfcl^*I*. a) io be cvmning. b) to be

yeltoiv. Pa. ^IZ* to sophisticate ; m^^w> J|?

JfcooL*-> an execrable heresy ; jg^^b }+*&{
J fcs L^d unsophisticaied simplicity. Ethpa.
susp&nded from office and excommunicate.
Ettaph. L-il{ io be anathematized, excom-
^i( toact craftily,deceitfully. Debivatives,
^O^*, U-W, U>*~, 1^J^W licL^^. ?
municated; to be threatened with excommuni-
cation;]l%jjF%JL UfcJ? j^^^UUo> i U^Jl^^pl.m.U^f.jlioi^rt.^^.
the man being commanded under pain of ex-
i ) astute, crafty, hnavish. 2) yellow, ydlowish;
Ul-^-L U*> saffron-water. 3) carthamus
communication to return to his vrife. Deeva-
tinctorius, cf. I^LL'.
tves, the six following words and jiap^j,
&s~^,w rt. ^.^. adv. craftily, knavisMy.
fl** y [ji i-i pi. KL rt. w. na. O. T, a devoted
thing either given to God for use in His
jic^i-i rt. ^.4. f. 1) curming, crafiiness,

service or to be destroyed. In other books

knavishness; jto^w? jo\,^ cro/iy comisei.

a a 2) biliousness; |^L^9o J^aod^oo jlcc^^l

votive offenng; curse, anatliema; excom-
munication, death; k-oo jo&lf )?c^i
biliousness, heartbum.
Jf?
f U*
\*JL cursed be he tvho denies that Qod died a*** fut. o^j act. part. i, J^ 3
pass.

on the Cross; y>l* JooJ

1

let him be anathema; part.uZ and adj. A* w, ^L, ]i'. to mix drink;
JooiU mo j&J* Godforbid that ii should be. m. J^i'oi IX^J e ^L* e mixed greatflagons
for himself; metaph, j^P? al jjjk Uo?
L*j K&;J; Jio^il. rt, w* under a ban,
ip^oli oi^. S"e mingled blood and water that
accursed, execrable; savage, fierce, ferocious,
He might cleanse that which was dejUed; part.
often appled to birds of prey; Jfco*!. ***(*
loo* Uwbsl site sat like one under a ban or
a-Z*. a) mingled; JsLw Jl*w widiluted
wine. a drinking-companion, tabh-c<ym-
b)
curse; jL>;Jl Uoacug a wild storm; Jfcob^L
panion, guest, J^Z^^o^j Uo| ^S' ^V-.nT
JicD-5 k^oi ferocious and carnivorous birds.
Jj ^7ii / way enier Bis pwe feast as a guest.
k**ko*** rt. ;*. adv. savagely, cruelly;
Part. adj. a-JL s/iar^ suddm, swift, acute;
?
ua&ajlf k-.ta* he was crtcelly slain*
bitter, J&auSL \)ti>,r<m acute or e-were
severe;
Jiaaojl pi- Jlo rt. ip^**. f. crudty, ferocity, fever; )1&+L ]h4 tarp nails ; j^suiL]^^
i?
barbarity ; savage or inhvman deeds ; Ji' a sharp sicMe; Jj6> A*w a^7e, quickwitted,
Uc6&Ag} the raging of the tempest; ] acute in body or mind; omJu <sl+IL he is
\ ^fN i a| Z^ars enactments of the Law keen-dghted; Uii ua*5L rea<?^ 0/ speech;
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JJLica
- r
i-** prompt to answer ; ^^ pi- ~rt.ftt**. m. a) adivi-sion, section;
}4*7* }Lcu&^<*]a^& a sudden change; Jlcoil b) an end, Urnit; \+Z ^^ *\Jo he set limite

)!&&*& swi/fc reptmtance; math. l&-j )^ a ^ to %U c) a divine decree, destiny; \L+Z %~.
<ro acwte angle; i&^lL Jia& sAn'K ?wrfes. Pa. \,&\Z st there is neither destiny nor fate.
liL a) to mia?, to infuse. b) to sharpen; to d) pi. a necklace.

stimulate; \Jx> &oo sharpening bis sword;

m. i) gnashing the teeth,
U>U* rt. ot**-
\X3<x^m( &l*L& hursger which makes the
an army.
2) ajudicial decision, enforcing. 3)
stomack keen. Ethpa. *Cif to be stimulated,
\&s>> m. the heel, tJie anhle; thepastem of
made eager. Aph. .$**< to sharpm; to egg
Deeivatives, )9cu, x^Sl.^*, a horse.
or urge on.
ji y
^D4h** pr. n. Heraclea a town of Syria.

}&^ or }a^ rt. *3^**. m. a 5Zac/e, sword. jJiic^, )C from^ow. adj. ofIteraclea 9
}js;Lor J|auf. a patoA on a shoe ; ]kl3^ Harkleian, according to the Harkleian version
jl r ** a wew #atoA o a sandal. i. e. that of IX^w l^ooiL Thomas of Heraclea;
m. omithogalum, an umbelliferous \%J2*&l*M )%l&2& the Harhleian version i. e,
\j['J
the recension in a. d. 616 of the translation of
plant.
the N. T. from Greek into Syriac by Phtloxenus
Jfcl^r^l f. half-frozen hail, sleet.
about 100 years earlier ; )JLifi;Jl ift^ o
ai* fut. oao^o, mi iov**, imper. gaot*.,
tiu Gospel according to the Harkleian Version.
act. part. &ZL \J>J^ pass. part. *a-I-*, K->
^Wj
f

*,u* 1. fut. ^Imj to be silent, dumb>

j| root-meaning to cut; toJtxt settle, appoint,
mute; with l&feQg* to be hoarse; \1* i*.w
destine; to conclude^ with ^ao io abdicate;
predestine; JiJI*? ]** jjL* 12i
his tongue was tied; JUS +*%** the harp was
with fZB to

appointedprinces over the angels; J^ocuX tao*x

mute; .oolS-^lo ^L-i? o U^T ito iime when
I shall speak no more. 11. t****, fut. *,o^mj,
]o^Lf *e*? ooi %fttZ #a day which God
determined; ^-^o^o yl^cu^ ^so J
**co* xJ5 w pass. part. )uLl to ^oy; ){ IsX^i? )ht^i?

wop moon derives ^Ae zco?/' vjIw sleto the Iamb, Ethpe. **,** 1/
j J9ocu u*e conchide that the
to become deccf to stop one's ears. Pa. <*,***
Ught front the sun from this reason . . . Part.

adj- determined, destined, appoint e.d,Jixed defi-

1. a) to use enchantmentSy magic arts, to en-
9

nite> expo'ess, obligatory; J& "%-i. Jja.*w \jx> chant; omL*** %& beivitched Jier; jtX*QQ |*^^>
)]qxxL* a* *^ ^4vCD ! the curs& determined upon |X^ Ae practised magic arts openly. b) to

whoso turns aside from the faith; om< silence^ mahe dumb. 11. to butclwr. Ethpa.
yaa^hfl *a*I** *ol#*J? if everything be destined jtl^l( to emchwnt; to become deaf. Aph. **!*(

by fate; Jl^oV^
jcu**? ]La& pray&rs to silence, to cause to be dumb; *tio **.**/ cuLao

mjoinedonall; ~Ji*S? \25>U> at fixed times; w;Ao Aas silenced thy harp. DerivativeSj
jJs*^o*,iU fjl*w IjI-V tfAe canonicul hours,
Ethpe. *o*#L{ to 6e appointed, decreedy deter- U,ti adj., U*;A ^iX, 1S-*^^-, )i<

mined; with i^o to be predestined ; Jk ?cl

fcJawL/ j4? )1a2>cla^ Joo*> Jo? baptism ^^ s U^, ))UJ~ rt. ^^*. ^m&, rfea/;

by water, appointed for tlie remission ofsins; a deaf mute; jk*il** ]i'olL c?^m6 animals;
cy&Lf Jo&{ ^&? **? ihings which were |Iw Joct^r dumbidoU; U^J^X **** speech-
instituted by God. Pa. oal to gnash the teeth,
* -r m less darhiess*
to sharpen; .oo^^w ooi~ $Aey sharpened
their tushs ; ^Cv ^^5^**^^ yOo^lxjw </te//
*,iL 9 )jLw pi. C- m. rt. ^w. magician,

gnash their teeth at us. Ethpa. udwm to be enchanter, sorcerer, wizard; ^*l U-^ U-"
cut} cut throtufh, Desivatives, U'^, Jxoio-* 3 wizards cari dissolve charms; \LUL ^
>!?m<m *e Sorcerer; %+&> pi. Jl^XiZ* J^T

f. a sorceressy witch, enchantress.

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\kJL or \L-J+ pi. Jw rt. **** m. aft enchant- Part. adj, a) ***** conscwas of cognizant
ment, incantation; magic, witchcraft; o pV of privy to; guilty of, deserving; ^Jg JU

)*/> ifoy worked enchantments, performed in- Jj/ aaI wfcftis / know nothing against
cantations; U^*>* ^L an enchanter, magician, myself; JlaJL #-JLJL* JJ they hiew no guile;
>^3*.2> ik JLJL 2/e Jre privy to his murder.
s*U-^ adv. rt, *.;*. stitpidly.
b) \JLJLL suffering, diseased; sad, sorrowful,
JLo*.}* rt. 1*4**, dumbness, deafness.
fall of feeling, pathetic, sympatheiic; ^cjo

)La*& pi. ]Lo*v& rt. *i**. f. magic, sorcery, \Lz> ++2+ZZ*f those suffering frora sickness;
tf

witchcraft; J1J!* )t^i? ]Lcl*v1* tvonder-working \Ji**Z*9 )ls^o ? the part affected, the seat ofpain;
r
witchcraft; pi. incantations, charms. qomX-V. Joo he felt for them, corn-
K
t% passionated them ; l= a feeling Jieart;
IL* fut. io***j 3 act. part. LZ**, ]L';Z. i. to
V\1\

ow, kollow out, furrow. n. <o 6e hoarse. \2Z2Z* JLomowrnful melodies; VLSZ* JL/
r
Ethpa. mt^ pass. of both meanings; Ib&frf
sad Jeremiah. ApheI/ *if act. part. <aZ\Jo
**?: * or <ju^. io ^a^i, sadden; cause pain or
JL&U *>
]io </re eariA is furrowed by to

rivers. Derivative, }l*. suffering; \i^.^ ojo^jL-Jj iftai A might

iii. 2 pers. mase. sing. and l** i pers. eoni.

afflict the body; Je&r ^*i**^ Patripassians,
Theopaschites. Ethpalpal **JL*ZX( to be
sing. of verb io** to behold, &c.
pained, qfflicted* Deeivatives, j** 3 U,
JLt* constr. IIX, pi, )!>* for jlw( rt. ***/.

f. iAe Zaiier end!, extremity, furlhest part; tke

term, event, residt ; remnant ; the stern of \***Ua or (oau^.
aehp; )ts*^o Ji;i* an evil end, evil event;
^a^o ***; see below^oaji**.
JloLao^? }tu* i/ie ^erw of 6&ss, the highest
|U pi. }JLU rt. **. m. a) pain,
UisS; J jl'*J*a M i&0 fe*i itme, ai the last;
suffering^

}L'**h2 ai Me end, in the lowesi place, last, at

disease, sickness; k^i? )*C paralysis. b)

last, at length, finally; *~*oj^>? ]****-> last

sadness, sorrow> mouming ; sorrow for sin,
s 4 r
conirition. Passion of our Lord ; J^
c) the
of all.
[AL* \JJi or Passion week; \1L$ Jls^o
]IU+ pi. Jl** rt. L**, m. a furrow, hollow
Good Friday. d) passion, deire, ambition,
worn by the drip of water.
affection; \2xAu \Z mental passions or
)li** m. vitriol; Julif )!** shoemakers affeclions e. g. pallor from fear grief, anger,
;

vitriol; jit && wi& fear, gadness; )o*^^^4^? U^ a passion

am fut. **w, act. part. *l**> f. U-J-i or }***, for God; ^*J? Ui o*^ )c m ^?
m. ^JLj-i or **~, f. t-i'N* or *-*w,pass. part.
pi. amhitious to reign; l2> & o& ^ he keeps
aAm and ***!*, ^L, j&!
a) io suffer, with *-2k> his heart from passions; .cwli u^ oaa^
at the hands of any one, to be sad, sorrowful, to satisfy their passions.

with^L io^feeZ sorryfor, to pity; Jj/ *,U JJ \L or \jLL m. the herb thyme.
IdonH care; Iclso* i*U Ae t" not grieved JjJ oi** fut. oqaJ, imper. qqju*, act. part.
*
at his ovm death; o^sSuiL *J1 he sympathized Ti 9 I ^
, pass. part. oJL*, Ji-, )ls a) io
with him. b) to be sorry, to regent; Z& J* nurnber* reckon. .c^ul^* ^>Ju* iA^y
. oo*Io^** \p3 ooo ***Jt** they felt no com- reckonedtJie value of them; }is" * * eotmttng
punction at all for tfteir sins. c) rare uses, i/te co^i, reckoning the expmse; r -
vcui*Jotd
to be offended; yOo*! *S&c&l Ijj *** he was chronologers. b) to enumerate, recoimt c) to
offmded that tliey had not expected htm; to take account, reckon, regard, thirik much of,
suffer, be obliged to put up with ; cl*I>; ^* cub with J) io make or ttn nothing of . . .

the haste to which they were compelled. In Uo> ^*( o^*w Ae thought she was drunk;
versions frora the Greek *!> answers to ndtrx^ jUvv\ ^* <^y ^*n nothing of death;
Gram. *m,\J+ passive opp. JLjL active. K*^s ^^ >^qa> Ka*** Me takes account of
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Fttbxziz** 161 MXftI

*Aa stors a* <Ae Chaldaeans did. d) to charge, JL'cuI^so.aL doAM. f. the faculty ofthought 9

lay to the, account qf&ny one, ascribe, lay the logical power.

blame. Pass. part. highly esteemed or reputed, oam, dQAM, ]1soo*jaJ1 rt. uAm. a) adj. dark,
imputed or veckoned; JJ . . |^ cfa ai S ^^J^o^X darkened. dim, shady; in the dark, in darkness
]&L* low MLJL WNtI *Ae ? i was - . - turbid, foul of water ; Jxoqa^ ).ttv. a tfar/s

o* imputed; Io<m )AjL* JJ tf eat *wrf reckoned, cloud; )iooA Jkl^jS a darA ceZZ; ojox*jL
was thought nothing of no account,
of; \-\**.** JJ jlsact^A-** ins azm eyes; AdOA**} aj( **j(
not thought rnuch of; *'&> or *.^. fra^JL J-uo J 6'i7Z ^iw Zig'Ai to jftoffg wAo are vn darkness.

what is it to me ? =
it is nothing to me. Ethpe.
numbered, reckoned, im-
b) siabst. darkness, ^omZ ^ or *5 eo/ttZ^ i^

ajL17 a) pass. to &# was yet dark; J^cik^ JldiJXL iAe Ao5i5 o/
puted, accounted, wiih&& amongst; \LmL)^Sa JJ
tZar^f?55.

ja&Ti&. !&4 ?* fe < noi ***** ** tit * 4 m

ua. darkness, obscuHty;
v^^ rt. f.

5e imputed io you before God; cajL.k.2 Ij?

\}&^Ji JLobcuhM ^/ie darkness of sin.
innumerable, inestimable ; Jjj u.rJx* J &*****]
\U>mJ>, jiC^L rt. ^.ja-*. rfarA, obscure;
9 .. r
of inestimable worth; J*Ijv? ^h^so
ignorant, blind; \tofXjLZ }A.S. works of dark-
*!/ jfor <Ay we counted faiihful. b) refl.
ness; jfcLia*2 *m^)^ Aady Tartarus.
to tzni, meditate, but in tliis sense the Ethpn.
JJtsDc^Aw rt. uam. shady, dark.
is usuaL Pael -.^ * ," io count, Ethpa.
*sJLLlj to think, reckon, have in the mind; to ]L'gu>1^om rt. uam. obscurity of mind,

plan, evise, design, purpose, ploi with^A. ignorante-

against any one ; with G&&2 or M*S"to to tyomJ!* pi. )! rt. %aa* a worker in metal,
purpose in his heart3 think to himself; wiih goldsmith.
Js^JLwji) to make plns, invmt design sj with %ju#. m. same as
)J&cu* pi. J rt. JJcaj.
]fcL& to jpfctf, Za?/ a plot; with &\ to invmt jl .

U,^, J^_ pi. m. 11, f. Ifc^. rt.

a pretext; Vi J)jw> )^JL*i QAmJmll a) passible, capable of or 2m&fe to feeling or
they have taken evil counsel against . . ; with
.
sufflering; .Laa^)JL* r/KAre passons with
)!&** JJsL&ilTtlie same ; ojc^^J? c*.i/'Ae
us; \qaL U impassible, not subject topassion;
*A ougkt to kiU him, planned his mvrder ; **i o*
)&,aLL JJ JiVo^r^ fforf/trad ^o tt&jeo to
oJu!? those things which hepurposed. Aphbl
passion; )^oUL )ImI^ anxiety pertaining
only parts. a) &JL& one who computes,
act.
io the passons = temporal care. b) sympathetic,
jlSJl )*-* u A JIjo astrologers. b) pass. r
reckoned, computed. Derivatives, ).^*cu*,
pitiful; \L**Lo U^- \imfif* a* a wise
and pitiful physician. c) gram. passire,
i , I V^ , , , JicLSa-JA-,,
in the accusative case opp. ]?a:x act&

ioK^M^, )j-ia.>froo, JLoL=LJwfco.

, U^JA*O0, jliOLAiNOO,
nominative; M^ uja,q-a* Jopa*, 7iow?s o/
2)assive form.
jj*i** pi. Js^jLI rt, oam. f. a) thought,
iwUcuAi rt. oaa*. adv.^as^eZy; withgrief;
a ihouglit ; )l\j& * &*#- a~ JL^.?
thought is easier than speech,
J

b) a dirge,
gram. m the passive voice or smse, fn <A^ ace,
case.
lamentation.
jiVjA.a.Aw rt. oaa*. .passibility, sensitiveness;
gram. abbrev. for J^a*** pazsvw. with Jl impassibility^ndifference ; JIoa-ga* JJ

]L &<&* rt. U . f. a) e OTtrtrf, powers j^W freedom from temporal affections;

of thought, tiTada*^ iojj( enlighten ou/r mind. gram. the passive voice, the government of a verb
b) comjndation, aritlwietic. or noun.

wi.* to fte /^ suitable, useful usually act.

U&>a*JL, JiLJ rt. oam. thoughtful, having
the faculty of thouyht or refleci on ; J-i^J part.^iU, U^, Jls-J^- ) vei bal use, inipera,

t* {* suitable, useful, needed, ^eoM^ oan^ |-1a**

JlilJs^crA^o lts^*\j^ /^ 0tt endowed yrith

reason and thought. the lost sheep w;s wanted to complete ths tale
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&UKU&X4 162 1
94 * rt.
w sadness, sorrow, mt\i%JL
ofthem,
suitable,
b) adj. useful, serviceable, profitabU,

conveniena in ordinary use, common; of the cause,

*.

)j*~
f,

N
^ 4 mr
? "'
\i

sorrow

mJLL c^ most useful; \JuJ* JJ useless; JLo /or sin.

]tJJLL projztahle sayings ; jio*^ io J^*.jJ1 JJ jjj/jn^il rt, <*~. of passible nature, subject

the land was not suitablefor a settlement; pi. to pasdon.

fein. emph. ]&li> necessaries; gram. common yl** fut. ^i*J, act. part. jlL, ]AmJL, pass.
words, ]}JJiL9 JJ>&> a vocabular?/. Ethpa. part. yJL#, J.L, )ki part. adj. yJi rt, Jl~.
;

wiLi(' to be used to, familiar with; to use,

io </7*oz dar/c towards evening, to be darkened,
employ, do, deal, treat, behave with o ; to have ech'psed, dimmed; jtoM ^so M^a*.
obscured,
to do with, hold intercourse, treat with jaX. of tJLL the sun is eclipsed by the moon; ^ooiZui
the pers.; )oo *Jkj& j^Iioi ).!&> he was )JS^aj> -& SjLJ* their eyes are dim from
familiar with the Syriac language ; )J/ u***#1^d weeping; )%*sum** \jjL a darkened eye. Part.
)|*^oa / use violence; Jl^o-sa.2 +JL'iU )*
adj. under a cloud; in darhness,
obscure,
)j we used no enticing words ; *-*i~L< ]*sL:> ignorant, \*2J* )jaoq^p a poor and obscv/re
pX he behavcd merciftdly towards the
jjfcuNa..^, man. Pael <**H to darken; il( niAL they
inhabitants ; x }J?c** ^J^j^LIs^d i*^ ]J darkened the air; to do anything at eoeniide
** y
^Ti^uL /or 2/*e Jews have no dealings with the opp. Zo io do anything ewrly; ^LmJvdo x>+

Samaritans. Dekivatives, |g**.a**, k* coming early and late, atmorn and at even.
Ethpa. ui^t( to be obscured, made dim or

S-l-l-ai rt. W u, adv. usefully fitly weak of apprehension ; oca^C ^jl*1( their
,

heart v;as dulL Aph. *JL*(to tu/rn the day

xmju*, Jie~^ also cu****, JLoj**- rt.
to night, darken; metaph, with JJXx. to sadden;
f. usefvlness, utility, advantage; q,mam JJ? or
* lS-^? useless, of no use, no good.
with \A^L to darken the heart = obscure the

mind. Ettaph, i*il( io 6 obscured, dark-

\1LmL, Jlt rt. uuu*. useful; gram. t*$tfcZ
ened as the sun in an eclipse. Derivatives,
/br iAe safe of elegance, opp. J*rW' necessary UCUU, licUDO^-, UdO^-, Ulfc^Q^^,
to the sense.
JIojKooa**, a**, MA* inm |n> w y, , f

)ts>i> pi. JVLmam rt.. ujh*< f. a) se utility;

;
f>aji M pi. ~- rt. ^a**. m. darkness, an eclipse;
ihat which is necessary for use, needed esp.
|*j$ofiD lL* lunar eclipses; metaph. darhness
necessaries oflifej JJs^.Xo js^.1^2^ /or ws
or dullness of mind.
and for ornament; )&&? lls^li^ things %

necessary for food; J&Ju*j jJ*X*> ordinary

9 9
pi. i. rt. ^, m. a <farA night,
moonless night; pi. vertigo.
salt; jj,i.Lrif Mose things of which the
[s^liLl*
y+lAjkZ t js-J rt. uam. (ir/t.
poor have need ; ]L^f chIsm, ## of which
the body has need; .ol^jL*i cu\j ifey ^JL* fut. ^cJ^J, act. part ^JLi, JUi,
supplied their necessity, iheir needs ; )s~i**
pass. part. \nLj J ,
Jfc to found, cast or
/or#e; e.g. )^o? gold; )U$s> a key; |i*
Jicui*? j J*-i*^* </*e menial work oftlie monastic
armour. Metaph. frame or
Ufe; |jLf l&JL. o^ JUu? f ? V K^ fc^ contrive, plot; with
to devise; to cause,

we Aav6 nothing
}ltL*J> to devise evil with
to use for digging (lit. a we
^jL of the pers. ; with \]\i to intrigue, con-
may fuljil with it tlie use of digging). b) legal,
J^ocii uskfruct,
spire; <x& ^wLl o& his heart worketh
JkL*Ju*. c) gram. ws^,
iniquity; U,m,> oCi %SmZ> AoI? )Ll^>
dialect, phruse, Jfc^Ijooa j&LJu#^nacjpArasesJ
JosepKs coat caused him to be envied; with
Syriacisms; Jfcl*oi{ ] j~JL* te Edessene use,
^<^ *o /^^w pw Ethpe. %JL*ir to &e
Edessene dialect
founded, cast, forged, fahricated; metaph. to
\AJLL obscure; see a*. invent, contrive; with ]]\i to be resolved . .

Is^ U J.l
.
rt. *. adv. sadly, mournfully; Pa.%a*o frame makemd of metal. s Djbbiv-
urith contritim, sorrow of heart.

163 ^aovw

JLiL rt. %a*. m. a goldsmith. )JiL.^i a proper notm; JlJskJl ji

)\ mm m. a decoction of wheat a<nd barley, a regular feminine i. e. formed accordtng to

barley-water.
rute. Pael LlW 0 seWe definitely, exactly,

to ratify, prove. Ethpa. o 6e rattfied, con-

fl^v rt.^jfc*. in. worhing in gold, the gold-
firmed. Debivatives, b^|ls-l^* ]io]^-J^. 3

smith's art.
J<i for ]t&[ fem. of lift pi. Jloift a) a
]}^m1 rt.^Mu, f.
pi. )fcll a) any graven
ttVter; o^2?*la o*l^i Aw step-sister on the
work, a graven image, an ornament of metal
work, generally of golcl; ;*o(
r
& j^m Z mothersside; \k\\ oI^i U>? siajpaierwa/
maternal aunt b) a relation, companion,
graven ivork of Ophir ; k>^? Pi**** )k^*~
ornamente and vessels silver ; c) a sister, nun; JLoiif ]t#? a conveni, nunnery.
of Jfcs-oX-sL

JIU ^^, jKi or JilS^

casting or graving of metal.

p*j Aphel. x>JL*( to

r
mp, dine, take food;
f.

a
JS
a
sctc/c
^ or

ntC&
6c#;
pi. irreg.

lcia ^jl
^'0 openings.
i*^ k-i? |lV-i
b) a plank esp.

Derivative, the following one resting on piles or pillars, hence a plank

to eat, use as food.
word bridge, wooden bridge.

Paleel conj. to excite, entice, allure,

JjL^L. or J*L*LWpl- J*^- rt p*~. fcJikJl

supper. solicit; U<^ i&~fcJo* js^oa^ mth

f.

\{i^ pl.)l. rt. .**. liable or subject topassions,

laughter-provoking speech; ^ Js^*!^
* 4
v*
|.2.
If a fair face attract us;
Jiacii^ if
carried away bypassion.
iCil^oo )Il^.? a g armeni mticing to the
%^\iHL rt. **. adv. passibly, in apassible ,
enticed,
eyes. Ethpalpax lsili^il( to be
manner; mournfully, patheiically ; Is-Ui* y(
allured. Debivatives, Jfc^LaM, U;l^la**,

#m as a passible being or w&ft human pas-

jLVLk*. rt. >k*. f. pride, pomp,
sions, but if He be above passion . , .

pertaining to the pasdons Js-*{fcLlsi rt. Vu*. adv. accurately, exactly,

ffijj rt. im*, adj,
gram. regularly*
or desires, henee subject or wWer $Ae dominion diligently, truly;

pervertea, accuracy, exactness>

of natural passions or desires; jLofeffcJl rt. 1S-. f.

criminal }_f - }*\*> depraved counsel; sincerity, genuineness, essential quality, charac-
fl ?
-7 ? J> Ti * tf
* ewfl mi pervertea teristic; gram. regularity ; U*u> ILofctJh"

)i ? tAe extreme of accuracy, the greatest

s^ n p>!l frora a- and^xa. adv. accord- postibk exactness; ^- v oo*^ )oo ^i
ing to; clearly, evidently. Om
tf
og JloJ^Vi Ae p-m?^ </ie sincerity of

heart; )Xeh~$S>a carefully, diligently,

%&JL* some plant, perhaps Solomons tieir

truly, exactly.
Seal.

fcjl PE.only pass. part. = adj. 1^-^-, l^^** ~ fut. ?oh*l mpw. f o^ 3
^
ct - P* rt *

)U**fcJl. a) exact, accurate, approved, found

correct as )-iIt codices ; JLfc^l^i ^aa* a) to seal, set a seal upon ; to attest, confirm,

true, faithful, steadfast, sign, ratify, determine; )&*l&>

a correci version. b) ^^*J
sure, real; ihat which truly is opp. apparent;

j&k*i llicu ft ny/rf or true sense; U&istao Mi )ifco! R'^i^ M^ seal not the

t^jj^ Jsx>h*~
"^Jf
prophecy ofthis booh;
IC^* faithful iramlators; Jifc-^ J&fe? 0/ fAc

tf*e truefaith; J&b* thorough heretics; UjS I signed in Greek letters; $& I^^ f ^*
ihat which thm hast
\l%*+}fJL JL'c&ii jowre heathenism; Jl*ki?
-< U&f confirm by action
or understood
*
\L^x P re8Bed
^ oiaV
said. b) with
4*0 Jfo* t/u ^rwf/i ts &a . . - ; Ife-*!^ sign with tU
to
make the sign of the Gross,
a w ouar; J&lsJl l^a* </*e reaZ ie. the to
*** f & ** wo*d /we/;
4wyw>* n^M. O ram. reaular* womr ; Mo*, Crasa; \^f>
Y 2
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ntiui 164 rf&ii **

)jUo o*^oo ouJLa y&+* he made the sign of j&LfcbMJMOf the seal of baptism ; Joois-

the Cross over the whole congregation; then, JlLj receive the sign of life.
because the sign of the Cross was made over V-*. m. often used indiffer-
pi. Jl. rt.
k*>!~
the congregation at the concluding prayer or ently with the preceding kas-**. m. properly
benediction (cf. UoL^-*), to Jnish, conclude, sealing, signing, making the sign of the Cross,
RaX* cufcL they Jmisked their prayer; obsignation, jfcL^ci^-v^? boit- the sealing
fco&fcjl )h&U& ***kJ> I have brought my or signing ofba2)tism.
histoiy to a conclusion in two discourses ; denom. verb from
J^m Ethpa. |Mi?
oq^*T? ^ojix^? JiJ f&* Benjamin was jjfcJ*. to connect with oneself by marriage, to
the last-born of the sons ofJacob. c) to close, marry; to iace in marriage, be married; to
seal, stoj) up; to close a wound ; )+&} oP!s* intevmarry ; metaph. to beuniled; euftwfc oo^
he sealed the vessel with lead; U* l^ w o o^e k*** iL;J> %Jk> ka.^a.^. to marry the hings
}&}a they stopped the gate with stones; fcs.als*~
daughter; aj^fcoaX \is^ IV^L the bride
oJ^2>^-^ \jL* falie earth closed above hirn; came to be married; om&j JJiJlioc at the
y
y^ _rf,vl\. ,q^\ Ji .:*-* sores which are resurrection to each body its soxd is united.
^
;

difficidt to close, slow to helup; ioa+ )J ; jJ^Jl pi. | m. a connection by marriage,

= heavy
.

Jd]t eyelids sealed tvith lead with

esp. a son-in-law, a brother-in-law, a bride-
deejf ;
s
$\ \\-* ^3L.-** each phrase ew$ ut
groom; <iJ> ^&a oJJiJl his daughter $
Alep. Ethpe. IsLW to 6e sealed, signed ;
husband; othiL^^JL ojsi. his brother-in-law
closed; .ojcocl^ cl3&*L( JJ the baptized wer<s
oi^ls*^? Jo \3h*** he was a connection of
wtf signed with chrism. Pa. sl. a) to seal,
the house of Ahab. Deriyatives, verb \t**l/,
sign, subscribe; ruetaph. to prove, certify

CL2elJl sto^ JlwO .J> JIsL^k^X other

l&ulsJ from JjIsm. f. espousals^ mcptials;
events besides have proved foreknowledge of
ilie

our Saviour. b) to sign with the Cross. c) to

Jicu^X? jXcA a nupial ga/rment, wedding
raiment.
bring to an end, finish, conclude esp. divine
service; to read through to the end e. g. the &%** Pael. *sl^L to break, bredk down;
Psalter; ^a !*> ^s jUL )aX the \)9{&im&\ which breaketh the cedars.

Cross begins andjtnishes everything, i.e. every ils*# root-meaning to shake, vibrate; to be

rite iscommenced and eoncluded with the tremulous with pride. Pe. only part. )*^hj* }
sign of the Cross. Ethpa. fjlf a) to be ]LV*K** swolhn with pride, pvffed vp with
consummated, accomplislied ; to be read to the pride, haughty provd ; **il*fcw :=
,
\\Jts** J^
end; ^^hS^Jo )fclxi> Jl~ J^aai'^a the thou dost glory. boast ; )jAL U*L*, [ acu*l
Psaltns are read through once in each weelc. o^ ]t^o loving fair fame and glorying in
b) to beprinted. Deeivatives, j^ola*, Uol^-i, it; \oh*iJ *!*l%*fr yO^JC ye are pvbffed up.
Ethpe. il^ir and Ethpa. i^Llf to step
|j>lS-^ pi. 1-1- rt. vis**, m. a seal, stgnet-ring
proudly or haughtUy, to swagger, be niffed up.
r
a seal, token or sign; the healing over or cicatrix Aphel f*} tQ puffup, mahe proud. Debiv-
of a wound Jwi^ sV- ~?c*ax>
; they witness atives, )ila** ? Jlo^W 3 l^i^M^o, J*ofc^.L

ii with their seal, tJiey seal it; \^)^L jiUi ; see Jls^.

> niLikAjLw.i K11A4J0 rdli*i^?3 rtl^K" AusoAx. :

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165

* J^a r*ca K'i.v.'! rtfa*a\a v\^ Q-ii\ A ICP

A
"^ , fc^j Teth, the ninth letter of the alphabet
the number 9, with ? the ninth. a bivalve shell-fish.

{Xi&)j pl. JJL- from JJJj. adj. dewy, of dew.

o\l fut. ol?, inf. c4^>, act. part. ojj.
impers. and intrans. to be good or well opp.
lfc)jofteiier Ui^J rt.^J. shady, skadowy,
dim,
,*,} to be or cfo m'Z; usually with ; o^|J ^ uri/real.

vool it shall be well with them; with y>+s> or ui& )&*y pi-
/ iitf& J*^ and
otlier spellings, see taa,J. impure, unclean
Jfcj$& to please, seem good; Avith )c to be

glad, merry. Aph. a) to do )&A% Atm. the body of a shirt

cteerful, &\jX
good, deal iveli, treat well generally with ^> \&ll"> see \~*l a thin plate or layer of metal.
of the pers. to or with; *c n 1 *iN .a- djj fut. o, part. **^, M^J, ]&^,$
vcu^)aj c )II^wi^ ycuaj^? he charged his io mafe inquiry, inform oneself be infor med;

sons to deal well with the Christians and not part. adj. renoumed, illustrious, celebrated,

to wrong them. b) to malce or do better, to famous; memorable, remarJcable, j ^ |a(jO ,

^
amend. For Debiyatives, see o^. For the famous war; [lL^ \U^ illustrious
heaihen. Ethpe. o^l/ to bepublished, spread
aj^'or c^?> see aso ^. Aphel of
abroad. Pa. *a^i to publish a report, spread
o& mi and 1^ pl- l&tf d %l * * ahroad a ruiuour; pass- part. oS^ v .
, Jat^so
m. a) a message, news, tidings. b) often pl.
celebrated, notorious, Ethpa. o^jl( io &e
rumour, fame, report; o^Jl^ oJ^J ^Ae w;s
pitblisfhed, spread abroad; to acquire fame,
of his arrival ; Un4^ *)^ yckkfcu? fc>
become or 6e renotoned. Aph. c^/ and o^Jf
announee Mm to the emperor; oty y*^ J^o
to 6rt?^ ntfws, rej)ort, teii, say; to malce knovjn,
;/ia< s the news of you of Mm
? how are
to spread a rumour or report. Deriyatives,
you ? how is he? what is said about Mm bU or U* t ]iwM^
.a^JJS <> r v^^M cyc ^amen curopaeum or
leontica, leontyietahtm. Jljlik^ rt. ) adj. ^rootZ opp. .** feati,
oQjJ.
evi7, valuable, <precious, worth usually with

jjo^ pl. JI-; see )lia^ pollution a value specified ; cultivated of a tree or plant,
excellent, honourable; kind, gracious, benevolent,
fcoo)^ Wajy, ai &as, onZ?/, directly.
benejicent, favourable; j& o^ better than;
a^cusIi-iU TtrparvXoi', a butlding with
In^ ftr^&l |?mr 7.twt brought up in good or
four gates.
ea^y circvmstances ; )fc^4 ^^2 a precious
. cuaaoU ta$us, the yew-ftree.
c^?
stone; \JL% JjlU- jmcious ointments;
^i> W see%j, Jj^. m. dew; metapli. j|^ wort/t onelmndred; c^? J- 00* the value,
\xL9 JJJ^ the dew of God's mercy ; JJJ^ the worth; ^4 ^^ a good olive opp. ]i*1 mtd;
{Vcufioi; </* c/ew ofhedling.
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chief men of the city, nobles; used impers. an>d ^*^, L, )fcl ; see ^c^.
*^v o^ or ipL oo c^ & is good, useful or Ji'co^J rt. ^^- f sunkenness, lov> state,
advantageous for you. b) subst. that which is a being sunk deep or imm&rsed in eleep, ia
good or dmrable, excellence, virtue, goodness, thought, in sin, &c, )iio* ^\ < ? |ial -

kindnes$> benevolence, benefit, prosperity ; JA^ )Jt^^ ^l^y.^yv joojj way i/ifi Iove of the
UJ?.o the chief good; with .^ V, or JLm spiritual world awaken mefrom my absorption
to act or treat kindly ; ))^^ ^L a benefactor; in the cares of this world; ^Ta S^ ^^ P+W ^claI
with ^Xb to retu/rn good, reioard; with w?o( /C5W5 Aas raised us out of owr abasement.
to be gratefulj to ihank; with w jo!a.(
9
to make
9
j^orjl^fem.ofjj^
good offers, promise advantages. c) *a^ or *a^
^2^ act. part. s%>^ Jl=x^ denom. verb
o^ as
adv.

9
-ye/'y,

mtit-A as possible; ^Jf

cil y ver^/ great;

^2
^ c^ 9 9-
much, greatly, exceeding ; us^oo
JU^o wry many ; \>2>f
very much
o though, although, however,
}
very greatly,
~
from )|^-
drums were drwm/ming.
JLs^J pi.
to drvm;

. m. a drum, a
oooi ^A^j

tabor; ]|ix^
jlii^

^.o
iA

exceedingly; T
i/te 50wZ of iAe tabors; metaph. i/ie drums of
neveriheess ; ^o *aJ above, overs more y
niore
the ear.
ihan, raifier; \*Z* ^ o^ Jict deaih ratJier
j^L^-ai a
thanlife;
better sacrifice
^io? ^^
ihan that of Cain.
> i?* y
v \*9
}fcs-oo? j&*s? ajfar
j^lii <>\^J^^1
pi. ]^-* f.

II^aJ
tahula. a)
coffin-plates.
tabiet^ plate;
b) the

fiat top or swrface of an aw a^or,

altar,

a wooden portable altar opp. jJojtf aw a/iar

news, tidings, fame, rumour, report ; ]A^ yj of stone. c) arith. a to&Ze or column of figares.
ifo/ /a/r fante.
l^ifnN^j crescent-shaped.
lS-*ki^ rt.oa^. dAv*well,rightly, virtuously; 9 K
lW fc^kx^ ii doeswell, it prospera; K*k=J| aX )i&4, )Wi cr JfcUd, pi. I^J or J2
m. tabellarmSj a runner, letter-carrier, postman.
H k*+( he is in the wrong.
* %
*^j^ fut. Nh^J and ttO^J, inf. ^^oj
Paeii conj. of CkJ.
imper. <**ca^ 7 act. part. ^^J j.^^j ?
pass.
cik^, Jla^ rt. oa^. f. goodness} kindness; parta. k**% and '^^J, J , ))^ a) intr, to
with aLv and , <eiX of the pers. fo aci kindly or sink, be swik, immersed, swallowed up, set;
r
>eZ toivards any one, <o 6e Ooc2, Jh'n<2, gracious. with
9 4*

to be drowned; ]&lm.* to be sunk

fi y *
m. tabularius, the coUector or in deep, be in a deep slvmber; JJSs^^p* to be
registrar of trihute. given over to pleasures; l+mZ ^^ the sun
w*^ fui wJa^J io sZa^, strike; ^ \*Jt> sank or set. b) tr. to imprint a seal, to mark,
J&i3 a sword which slays evil things. Pa. sign* seal; jlsjd^a with a signet-ring; "^J

wm^J to strike down, baiter, crush. Ethpa. )^^*? )?o*^ he signed this will. c) to imprint,
ufcaJl/ io fte crushed, battered, Deeivatives, stamp money, to coin; jjol m&L*& )o **&
the three following words and J*oa> he isstced money stamped with his name; +iLx
\***>
l
ph J rt. w-a^. a butchery slaughterer;
a cooh he issued paper money printed in red ; pass.

rt, u*^. m. shambles or market;

parts. both forms have the same meaning3
ju-AJ ij^e

V+=^ k^lh a Mtchen.

,s
^^ is most nsed, ]&*3 >>-" l or ^-* 1
sow?i? aslee]), in deep shumber; J^LLJLa
)lcu*^{ rt. w^. slaughter, slaughtering.
oo -S ,* r^j ^oto^^s his feet were held fast
with fetters ; fc**co ^-^i ^ ^V ^ y JuJa
or jl&oi^ f c^oe, a gazelle; meteph. pr. n.
I was immersed in worldly cares ; f^^w^^i
Dorca89 Tabitha. WfcAa seaZed miA sevew seafe/ I^aSJj jliiXao
>

jlcJAnj rt. AjJ. i r&novm y

eelebrity; Icua^aJ a sealed-up jar; JJsc&tt JLa yjSU^ mmked
n *
^iA^ reno^w o/ At9 family, his rmowned with the same spot; \&Jk \mo coined silver;
*.. m
race. ? Mo* o) Iji t< n that wke which
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toakens tlie sleepers or those immersed in worldly Kd, WJ, **M or UJ pi. H m.
cares. Ethpe. ^^i^M a) to be plunged, im- rijyavov, a gridiron, an instrument oftorture;
mersed, drowned; 1,Ij> -*JLL{ eJS2 % metaph. pai/n, torture,

Pharaoh's arm^ was drowned in the sea;

*^ Ethpe. *^m to do harm, deal hardly
jfclL&jas faJSfc^lf i/ie $&eps sanh; with JJj&S with o of the pers. ; to strive or brawl with
J^fo^N? to have been plunged in the waters tt of the pers. Ethpa. t^Jic the same;
of baptism; jjjLa^Nk^ .ci^ajkJ Zei them be .oL^li juU> ^ do harm io none. Deriv-
plunged in thejlames, b) to be sealed, signed; ative, Jt^O^.
metaph. to be assured or confirmed as with
o^ denom. verb Pael conj. from Jjsdojg^.
a seal; pafrcufta to receive chrism. c) to be
to bring into relationship, make io berelated;
imprinted, engraved, coined, marked, impressed;
]LZ^ **cL^fcoo? l&^fe? Ujscu tke image of
)?U^ \*Q y^? Christ s a mediator
to bring those of both sides into rdationship;
tlie king imprinted on tke dinar; oCx "ftaiJLf
]l*Lo*-|- a woman of good family. Aph.
|,aN4^ MjxJuf ojicui^a was impressed
it

on him in his youih that he was to serve the

o^J^the same; ?/' ^-^t^ vo^ ^o*^
y
\oLf *j brings the sons of Adam into
king. Pa. ^=^ to plunge, dip, immerse, sub- sJie

merge, drown, sink; metaph. to submerge in rdationship with God. Ethpa. fo^li to be of
sin or trouble, to swallow up, to imbue; ioficc kin> related, like with o; Jooj foJ^U *LJfcao |

deep, tofastm; U[ **&&& ) )=>&**! aals ^lI^Do/ - ^ *** Christ was ofthy race and
lo3 I sink in a sea of $ins; ipjjj V.&^j Jcu* substance.
Eve plunged Adam into troable; )&^XflQ )>o^ pi. )* m. noon midday; \^^o Jj<h^
9

k ! ^ J - JilijtJ -^iLkjO building stones

i
mid-
summer noonday heat; J*c*^? jioti the
strvngly jhxed with lead. Ethpa. hk^I/ to be
day meal, Germ. Mittagsessen.
sunk, sttbmerged; to be imbued; to be sealed,
De- Uc*j>, jftU* pi. m. )J f. jtli adj. meridian,
with olao? jj^^a to receive chrism.
BIVATIVES, U^ U V^, U***, Jj^2^J*.
3 ) - of noontide or noonday ; U ' o*^ }>?&* rt*

jjkaJj pi. JI- rt. **^< m. a) a seal, signet, mendian circle; U'o*^ J-ii woo^^e foc^;

the gem of a signet, the prin of a seal, a sealing f. pi. oo^iwZfi Acai; js^J^ a# woow.

or 6rnij7 sealed, signature; metaph. the seal or ^j{>o^ from jio^J. adv. a< noontide; as at
sign of baptism, of chrism, bread signed with noon.
tlie Cross in the Holy Eucharist or that pre-
Jd^ pass. part. 1%^, \S<x% to be parched,
pared beforehand and marked with a Cross
broiled. Pa. i*5^ to roa$t> broil, bake, scorch;
j^ifc.jj tt-wi JL *%>JL * place the oblates
|cu aft^? roas^ with fire; )Jo^so ]*(
above each other; seal or token, ^~L*J^ *o
roasi Za?n6. Dekivatives, J-c^J, jls*i*c^c.
otlo^cu^? \"^*4 the tokens of Jier virginity
being preserved intact b) a siamp, mould,
ogJ voot-meaning ^o 6e <700cZ,cf.cognateo|^.

die, the impression of a die ; metaph. character, Pa. ol^ pass. part.- c^jao, ^|^o to get
ready, make preparations, prepare, provide; Jao
style, authenticity ; U>a *^jL o.vi. ools-^?
JUl??o Jlolf that his name should be inscribed j^L* *a^if when he dresses the lamps; oa^
on the dies of the zuzi and dinars; j^a.^ U^? of^io/ prepare ye the way of tlie Lord;
ULtOi^a polished style; odfl^I m^o; fc&Jka \L3> c^l t/iey made ready the Passover;
in the metre or style of Saint James. wd oI,J he made prej^arations against

\j^I> M^ or )J&% ra. a frying-pan. him i.e. prepared to go to war; pass. part,
v r
denom. verb Pael from prepared, ready, at hand, present
^^j conj. U>^.
to broil; pass. part. J^, Jj^j^ao. Ethpa. ^c&jij? reaefr/ <o kill; c^.^ yj-^.
always ready; .a-aX joo o^^of M-( "
f^l^i to be broiled; metaph. to be tormented; V
who has been appotnted for you; CLJC*
\j[ J^fco*> j&J^^cLa / am tormented with
-~r b
anxiety. ^a^jid? those who were present;
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y^tx
r r
r**\A
Blessed Virgin Marp*
l^^o one of those present; jliLao Jooi aI^o JJ
IfcCJu^o-^ the

fo u';s noi a 7eome. Ethpa. o^i? imper. Cf. |JV30^.

"W-Syr. OaJ1( a) pass. o 6e prepared, incuh )Lo1i^cl^ rt. o<x^. f. beatititde; oX^JL
ready. b) veSi.to prepare oneself get or beready; jLOdo^f jnaZ J/m, <A extremity of blessed-

to be near al hand, be 2>^esent, be found with ness.

ld^ or ** of the pers., with o of ilie place ; to

j^aJ pi. l~ rt. ^cJ. m. overwhelming,

wfeZJilaa ** o*lLf tohenhe was with Socrates; subniersion, \lx drowning ; JISoa^ heavy
slumber; Jl^jllic? U^a^ ^ swallovdng up
me; Ulif or destructicn ofcities by earthquakes ; metaph.
tirnes over has this been presented to
worldly
^vi^ #as m ifo moscjie; igoouam 3 baptisraal imTnerson, absorption in
) ?
/*e

fo was present at the synod, attended the comicii;

affairs, torpor ; ^v.2>a_^ j y*-AJkll^jy
J^CLU^soti? <Aa< <A^ w-a^ 6e aroused from
Jj j*-& ) J^*^*? ^ *5 on some occasion
dothful negligence.
when he was not present ; o^fcosa j *^o whoever
is within reach i
every one toho is there; +z> Jj&*c{, IlfLS rarely jfcU p. m. )mL f. JliLL-
[AL j^ji IS^Jm on the eve qfGood Friday ; rt.oo^. adj. blessed, blissful used lke U^cij
l^to cJ^lioa toar is imminent; but c^L{ ^^00^03 Ij^o^ blessed Paul ; ^a JJtLacu^
ii uX to make ready for war. Dkrivatives, ^ooo?al }a-.Z^ ^ mo5< blessed saint Diodo-
rus ; U^JL l~+ o^x s- (5 c ^jc 00 )J]^q^
happy is he toho leads a quiet life Le. the life

U*}^ or U^Jso, ^U^o, Jio^JbO. of a hermit; Jkl-o&ia^ J&w blissful rest.

oa^' m Leu J&sQ-J rt- oaJ. blessedness, beatitude,

*>*> ^^ pL
r Sc^ J ^^ rt '
J

used as a title
f.

of bishops and patriarchs,

<7?o^, good things, a) the fruits of the earth,
choice produce,
)oLi 2 iiAlio cklcul&ac^ /owr venerable
b) blessing, bliss, blessedness,
Beatitude.
beatitude, with pron. suff. or with ^ to be
bessed, i#<*oii&^ l o^c^, .co*J>ct^, oc^ w^o^ f. fo^ay )ljl*cw)? w^a^ a scarlet toga.
bessed is he, she, blessed are they, &c, *asqJ M^jy im. an tron cAair in which martyrs
were scorched; see U^^.
*L blessed ari thou; l>c][, ? U-lj oc^
who; l*<$ Ji most J^o.^ rt, *^^. m. rebuke, reproach, brawl-
)^^4^ blessed is he
ing; prejudice; n\ vi^ Jilo^? ' )S45^^
1

blessed; I^gl^ sLXl (Arte* blessed; joi

hearcen unto godly rebukes; ji^l^ ^? /^
M>q^^ worthy of congratulation, felicitaUon,
enviable; with oom fo mS blessed, to deem
Jwu .cu^^o/ o^ aj/ if any one will read
the whole Gospel without prejudice.
happy or blessed; jls;Jk. **\ r ^V ? J-^^t?

mo1d Uooja^ pi. \Zm xa. race, stock, family, lineage,

all generations shall cli me blessed;
descent, origin; l*ao*cx^ wii or ellipt. kindred,
Uc^' the Beatitudes Matt. v. 3-12,
hinsmen; Jjsoojc^ t^X or \s>l \&m&l &
**=>OJ rt. v*^, m. the crusher, batterer. of noble birth; |jo*c^ Icoi ^'g-A or noble
w^cil a hind ofred dye or pigment. birth, nobility; UL*\ J^ojo^ the races of the
earth le. all nations; )&i*a? Jo2>oc% Jfcl^i
)jua>oj adj. from the above, coloured
red.
ihree Mndsofbirds; Uajj o^ojc^J ^Ae origin
of the soul. Derivatiyes, o^, )Io^.
LJlaa^ = U*JJ o^ Blessed be he who, the
\***i pi- > m. a moment, an interval of
name of a Syrian chant. tme, slightly onger than jIcJ.
U=>c^, JfciJ pi. in. JIL f. JlL rt. ocijj. ****** rf ^.
m. disturbance esp. <A
rt.

blessed, the blessed generally used as a title of surging of the billows, a tempest.
honour of apostles, martyrs, prophets, patriarchs,
^ Q ^ Ethpa. uJc^L/^o ma^e ^ZicaftV.
bishops, monks, &c, JI^cl^j JL liii y*/* Derivative, l-^o^.
wod according to the saying of St Paul; ^}c^ rt. ^a^. m. supplicati&n.
 T*fcjJ^a\ 169 A<\\
JJsLJaJ pi. )!&' f. a smoli bunch or cluster JiXcuJ m. an iron Za<2& or frying-pan.
of grapes, ]&>JdU>? J&a-Jc^ <* cluster of U\,{ pi. 1^-. rt. a^J. n. a poi, s/am,
blessing. dejilement; (j^cT^ )J unspotled, stainless, un-

Jjj rt. Ia^. m. roasting, %5Tto ^* defiled; jtai #J )^Xcu^ ow sori ofwhite
s2>ots.
k 4
rt. Jh^J. m. tA plast&ring of a house.
9 _*
c^, l^xici^ rt, o)^. m. preparation, jULL^olj, )fc^J rt. *^k^. adj. impure,
readiness; \jS^^^<x^prom2>titude; with polhtUd.
3
to make preparations, prepare
* *
Jl&i^a^ rt. a^J. tpollution }
defilement
*&> Uoo^ pi, . from A^. m, a device,
J1A4 pi- IU<9 or Uoj^J pi Uolj rt. J^J.
machination trick, gxtile; l*\ U^^ % ^ou
y
m. pollution defilement
shalt use no guile ; ^ia^ )j? straight-for-
}

wardly. \i&<xl pi- j^tteaJ and rt^m^c^ m-rd/xoff,

a fome, i?oZwme, docu/ment. epistle; UaJPftj

<e* ei km^oJ pi. JmL from tttAj. m.
j

QiLZiCLn a synodical letter; yo-jj? |> gix* oj

a) ordering, arrangement, organization; regu-
Me o?n or Z^er o/ Pope Zeo to Flavian ou
lation 3
instruction; \2&*\ia U^^ raional
Eutychianism.
arrangemmt; \ZoJL ^aioa^ the training ofthe
novices; )&*xL*X unsa^ the regulation or jJua^ pi.) Ar. m. a rope, corcZ esp. a ^en<-

ordering of church Services, b) ordinance, rule, cwd; metaph. JJot Uai^? ojQ^a^ fAe coris

precept; jll^x JiaaG^ ecclesiastical rules or wliich hold fast this world.

constitutions ; UicuL* Kcaicf^ <Ae onfor of divine jcua^ pi. upa^, uscua^ or jxx>g^ m.
service as prescribed by tlie canons. c) a com- roVor, a ^one in musc; a syllable; Jl^cu^oja

po8tion, tract. ) assisting at the Takhsa or *mcJoJ ^^sk-j mi heptasyllabic metre.

liturgyj communicaiing. *u^. m. pollution, defilement;
|Jkj<& i*t.

\a,J root-meaning to be long. Pa. ^*^ \&^>l by blood.

to walk to and fro, pace up and down for
fcfiti^, u^ fut. *ma^j, act. part. *a>hj )^-^-
pleasure.
a) fo ^ on high, circle in the air as a bird of
Mi>aJ m. from

tf tjtj.
l &j. est
A^
rt.
rejuvenescence.

*a^. eminent }
excellent,
prey; )i*3 (
eagle; \a^o
^ he fiew mightily as
Joioil^o the ostrich rouseth
an

superior > oble, distinguished usually with o ; herselfup ioflight. Metaph. UL* >mj mere?/
7, \ cj a6& artificers; );

jx^oi a distinguished tor/ier.

the mind cirdes rotind times and seasons, i. e.

) I/q ft \ c{ rt, *^^- f. eminence, excellence; is auxious as to coming events. b) to fioat;

Uo? Jl'ca^c^J greai ability. hm$ \-&rthe ship rode on the waves.
|, Sfr N tt*
j Ar. m. sq/S squashy bread, doughy I^doJ pi. j-xoc^ m. ra&s apeacock.t

bread.
vZ^otl rt. J^iJ. f. a) error, mistake, false
|j&c{ rt. VS^ m. Amv# sfeejp; a sojtorific.
worship; ulxa^j by mistake. b) forgetting,

\&'S.r\l pi. J m- a iroop, ierni, cmp; forgetfulness, oblivion; ul^c^o |^W s7ece

4\^f al^flA. <Ay moved cmp; )?Ji? k&^c^ ac? oblivion; with *&*>( or oou and^fco ^o

a iroop of demons. ^iw Ofer io oblivion. c) deception> deceitfulness,

)sLl rt. ^j m. ewcZ, passing away }

Itio^ of riches ; J^<^s> by guile.

QV' inf- act parL

destruclion, annihilation ; scattering, dissi- &*&> *i fufc -
l* 1
* -

pation; }f<o i/>S. ci! 7 &6 waning of the moon; a|^, J.^4. a) tofioat, swim as anything lighter
]&) >jb& qJ %e dissipation ofriches; \J&L<x tban water, said of oii, eggs, the ark ; hence
JJX? *Ae ending oflife death; oJ&L&2 )ocw to sail upm> set sail for; 1Sm|s*&^ a^^o^

^ 4 r
DiveB incfcd in &%eaZ. )Ii .oo^ci-li> lS^5 <o rfl

z
courageously
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on the billovjs; J.1 %^iw QA^ corpses ]t& or ]*Ui^ Uij raindrops; \<4
floatedon the toaters; togoabout.go round, ;.*&.*.
[Avf. a drop ofmtlk; gram. T^'&ut points.

JfLJJi d^? iA. send me away to go about the i<x only found in act. part. l^, }i^ pi. f.
r
land, h) to rise, overflow as water, be in- Jbj to fly. Aph. ^/ to make fly, Ut take

^ ^&^ a^ tJiewaters UvolvtK ^J^L ^j turn our regard

,

undated; *A*f ['*&>

flight;
rose above my head; Jjom ^ gai;^ h&i heavenward. Dehivative, Ji^J.

Tarsus wasflooded by the river; Jl^ U*G9 jto^ pi. J* Ar. from a middle Alep root
an overwhelming ivind. Aph. &-*>-( ) to meaning to go or turn round, m. a space of
makefloat; |la^ &*$* ****& Mulm made time or distance, a moment, interval; meamre,
ironfloat on the water. b) to make overflow, size, quantity; ja|*:> in a moment, at that
to overflow; overwhehn, deluge ; \.iL 9 JJ Jj ? moment; ^i or JU^ Jfoj a Zo?igr time,

p v> .
^ft.lj lest the water$ ov&rflow the earth; a great distance.
metaph. JfcLw5a~lS-& o^^Ok A
^ . - .
t
>d^, ]>c% pi. ^5a^, Jjdl^ m, a mountam;
otiaAa^,.*a.:> 7i deluged the whole earth with
}Ch \f*& the Mount of Olives; jvgf )>^
his teaching. Debivatives, jLSa.g, Ubcu^,
Mount Lebanon.
]Af<fy pi. ) m. a thistle.

Jo^ or }sd^ (for pi. j^a^ see Jfctso^)

Aifa'- m. i/ie wo^e o/ ^i?id m f^ belly;
rt. <o^. f. a) sailing, course, avoyage; \^(
a like sound from the depth of the earth,
J 11**1 J^^ ^^ )**?lW& )ioam:> a s&p ts
a rumbling noise.
guided by the rudder to a straight course.
b) a raft.
U&it P1 * rt * ^^' m# see thiKg>

ebullition, raging of the sea; metaph. of perse-

culftea^, .ouj&a^ or ycujsc^ roira^iov, cution.
a topaz.
9-14 YMl JtfJcj pi m. P, f. )& from )l^.
aaaJ adj. rvifitopiKos, tempestuous. mounlainottS) of the mountains; a mountaineer,
floooJ or fcaiSa^ m. run-or, an ecfo^, m- an ascetic living in the mountains; J-Jjcl^

peral rescript. J^sjuco hermits of mountains and deserts*

Uso^ pi. i. rt. aa^J. m. a flood, deluge, V>il rt.

]^J.
m. an assault, attack, shock.
inundation; jj&a^? JlIjS) ifo water s of the ^jgJ corn. gen. Pahlawi turek, ajackah
flood; J-L5*aLi Uo^ ife J^y deluge which
)^oq^ ; see J-i^.
will overwhelra the later world as o* Uso^
uajio^ m. rppos, a turners chisel, a lathe
Uili ^a2 watery deluge covered the earlier.
chisel; rfocuia^j* )*^ Ji-'*i^> a candlestick
chased with a chisel.

figure, likeness, model, monld, example; xxLi

Jud'cuJ pi. [*L rt. ^|. m. a) tossing to
jjj^o jl*iS? EmBoJ he drew the outline of
and fro of the billows; weariness, ecchaustion,
a boio and arrow; )^J *-i**? \CU( )maJ toretchedness,ill-treatment; |io% U&df }9cu2
*oojiisi iAey are an example which we shonld
exhaustion from hunger, from thirst; \i&l
follow; ? [aoia in the likeness, in like
Juliol? weariness from the journey. b) vexation,
manner, like, as; geomet. a flgure; gram.
agitation, anxiety, trouble, [&L? Jajc^J anxiety
a mood. Deeivatives, the two following
of heart; UaJ? or J-lo? JaJc^ w^aeaw o/
words, verb >m^ ?
and JLti&^j.
stripping or
spirit, c) the shaJcing of of
s-.Uca3ci^ froni JucaSOjJ. adv. typically, leaves.
flguralively.

J^S^J ,\tU~ pi. U- ,)sL- from \m*<x. and

U&ci^
uttMgi c^J
or i-d>a^ pL Jloic^ rarely
m. a ^wrA.
^
mm 4

adj. typical) symbolic. U^cx^ rt. a^. m./oo<2 wA&& wasforbidden

J*c^ pi. loj rt. *o^. f. a drop; uSa^ dwring a fast e.g. flesh, eggs, and milfc food
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ac^, * fut. j*-oj, imper. <*c^, act. part. U^ o uij^ U**J maao ta&e ^Afl grindstone,

P ass P ar * ***? to b esmear ' grind mealj >a*# *j*^ *cl*j&*. Sawson grinda
*1b k**r$> *
#
^***!!*

rub on, daub, anoint; JjJ-^^w Jj^-o k^J at the mill; said of the ostrich grinding up
fcjiii they besrnear iheir arrows withpoison; naila in her stomaeh ; metaph. ^*L*J? *S\4t
metaph. io fasten upon, ascribe; *oo:> >* M>)&); )t do ct^, those who grind up, i.e. per-
ULm, Jj<* he nicknamed them; ^lobo^S * word of Scripture. Ethpe. L^lj to be
vert, the

ocvq.nT h^jsr-> &e palmed offhis compositions ground. Pa. ^j*J to grind up, pound hard.
as being those of Mar James. Ethpe. *a+%U Djebivatiyes, |jcu^^, U**^, U^.
to be besmeared,
J^Ok^io/ Ut the salve be
anointed ;*%JL *-A^io
spread on a rag;
W4 pi. m m. ]J^ pi. \tL.t rt.
^4.
a grinder, one who grinds; jfclL*^? Jla ^e
metaph. to be falsely ascribed to. Pa. *>&
sound ofwomen at the mill; )l&J* U> the
to defile, pollute y profane; %^^> JtQ^*> blood-
molar teeth^ the grinders.
Jl&Lc^o U**
stained, guilty of slaughterj
poUuted hands. Ethpa. a^|1[ to be dejiled,
JXSj rt. *^. m. grinding^ mastication.

poUuted; &
j&^Zao ofcoa& fcJLc^|L( JU
wJ^aJ the city kas never bem profaned by from
iZ~ fut. >ci^j, part. u+> )t^-
constrained bowels. Ethpe. *-*^m and
to sw^fer

a false faiih. Derivatives, jl^o^, j^, Pa. JL^ same as Pe. Derivai ves, |ia^,

U*d^, WLty or JL+ot rt. )**. f. lurking, )|*iJ rt. 4./-J. m, tenesmus, a straining at
lying in hiding; vJ^ot^a J^^ \*&* ^i stool.

if any hide in secret places, Jer. xxiii. 24

]&1*^**; JJU.o.1^ secret sin, sin which Iwrks
JJjwclo or *Z*,^=> in
vcoa^^j'; see ^aX^^
secretly; secretly>

secret, in conceahnent. )t^j rraP a fov/r; yo-j^^orjt^j,

>

^d*^^oj;^^ or yO*^^^^ TerpacuayyeXcov,

JkuwQjJ rt. ^a^. f. polluiion.
a coefeaj containing thefour Gospels.
Iq^ fasting, used adverbially, Ic^J K=> he
passed the night fasting.
rerpciyto^oz', a qxiadrangle four-sided}
rectangle.
Ijso*^ corrupted from rplrato?. a tertian
fever or ague, cf. J^si-I^. JJja4Ji^T$ and l A J <x^t^ the
* eame;
1 .0 ti * B
sun forms
^ pass.
t
part. ^JL, )i_, ]]^ . troubled,
a rectangle wilh them.
j^^Ja^J^^ the

disturbed; %2l<&&+, y+(++Z> <+^*>? disturbed

in sleep as Samuel. Ethpalpal JLaJm io l^-ftft&S pi. ^Lr^TpaSiT?;^ a teiradite, a heretic
6e troubled, confused. Derivative, U^**ajJ. who believes in a quaternity of Persons inatead
of acknowledging the Holy Trinity.
Jjcu*^=U-l^ rt. ^**^. m. grinding e. g. of

flour. T *P rrl> thefourth Indict.

^'+hJ*

hemor- ^o3;^ ; see ^oSj^.

]?o^*. pi. J rt.
^J. m. pi. jp#es,

rhoids; ^00^*0*^? jn&Si models of thetr [Bil^l or ^uoI^4 Pl *hi or -U8^i

emerodsy 1 Sam. vi. rerppxtit = Syr. J.'^^> ^* I- teArareh,

ILiJ pi. . m. &e OTtft, spleen; somethnes gov&rnor ofthefourth part of a country, a petty

the lungs, kidneys; yoo*^. ^ *2? **^-M prince.

% o oIL^ fi&ife 0/ iAe spZeeffc, suffering pain in JLooil^l f. a tetrarchy, a principality being
the spleen. the fourth part of a realm.

Kiw^ and ll^Li pi. }1 adj. m. splmelic, \*X\ for %J$\ adv. in the Arabic language.
sick of the splem. ^4, )V^4 pl. ]1.'< ri oa,J. f. active

part.
^ fut.

**^ 1
i^J,
, l
aci part.

j, }Lj>
to grind ^pound^asticate;
pass. goodness,
afavour,
kindncss,
benefit;
lovingkindness,

)<M? &*+&> by the grace

grace;

7. 2

r<Ua&g-ii\ 172 U\
ofGod; U~2x> ^o2 ^wo? JL'cuxj the grace Ung; JI^j? !sl* according to Arabic chron-

of our Lord Jesus Christ ; hence the doxology, ology i.e. in the year of the Hegira; J j\xi .
jyrayers which begin with the doxology ; with or ]lil \jJ*& the Arabic language, Arabic,

t
^^ to deal kindly with o or xX of the Debivatives, the two following words
wth^^^o
pers.; with mo io confer a fa vour; *^JJLLj[ adv. in ilie Arabic language;
to thank, be grateful, hence jLco^ Vaa fe**UJLj[ o^L^ol tJie explanation of ii in
thanksgiving, see under od ; } t ^ ^ fi JJ i , .. w Arabic.
J&*?oj )V*Jf ^ Aave fo retum thanks for Ji'cwl^ f. collect. the Arabian people, the
great favours. Special meanings, a) a gift,
dominion, Islam; jloJ^
Arabs, the Arab
bounty, thankoffering. b) holy oii; Jj*^ 197 4
f*f&J
O.0?O the Arabs of Egypt and
oii of Extreme XJnotion;
**r&!
)lcfr*j* tJie florn f Syria,
)laa ^ c

| )i tt=x*J baptismul oii i.e. the ehrism

%^ Pael of^c^.
of the grace of confirmation. c) same as Ux
which see; k&o! l*^
)Lca*J tfc grace of \jtk*3 or wJL-J f. but mase. in the pi. i^Sl
j
"
St.Thomas i.e. dustfrom the grave of St.Thomas or )f vS 7 t^, at honour, vakie, fee, price;

mixed with oii and water. }j&? u^j ^ jprtw o/ bhod; )^o*? "^fcJ?

EJIoaJ rfc, oct^. graciow* o^ uAv^ Km^o he offered <o grw ^oZd ad!
yield fortresses to ransom his son; }v^J Wk^
U^j seeU^J.
and i^alj ^T costly, valuable, precious; %<~J+i
and Ar. a quail. - r
i^oo^*^ ^p^, JJ u,aaIJ priceless, of inestimable
) a^. m. a) a swimmer; worth.
JQw^J pi. rfc.

a sailor, seamn, mariner, seafarer; jiol^ * ccifi^ or icuaa^ cf. gloci^ rapnuov, the

JXXf UlaS^* *j2S Ae brought seafarers unio excheqwr; .a-oo^X oi&sUs JooJ Ais Aow^e
the appointed haven. b) the adipose mem- sAa?Z 5e conjiscated.
brane, the cavi.
*Lj den om. verb Pael
from }st*^. <o conj.

\i4 pi. JJLJ m. Jl'fcJ pi.

1J6J and J&j^ smear with clay; cover with clay; &-i^? )J|^o
f. Ae fundament, anus. ^ i?65eZ Aow Aas^ smeared with clay ; ji^-S

jl^ilxao a pot covered with clay.

ty+ only pL J^lJ m. wAefe spote <w iAe eyes,
a deflicxion in the eyes, blearness or soreness of ^*J, Ji*J
m. mwc?, m^j clay, dirt; jJLJ
the eyes* )jcx.Io ^*(? mire from ploughed land.

Jji^J, J&i^*J pi. m- -. JfcL'_ adj. from

f.
wIkJ, J^LJ adj. of clay; nmddxj, miry; )&
}w^w^ blear-eyed, suffering from the above
|Jo*J a Apta o/ cZay.
disease.
> - JI'cllLJ and ji'ooLj f, a swelltng or t&&&-
&^.*J or aBufr*J same as the following
S5 o/ iAe liver or o/ fe artery.
ioca^ taQAA^
or
these forms are corruptions of Sans. titHbha,
Ar. aifawa, all
\&l J^J pi. m. H f. jjL rt. Ac^J.
a superficial or shallow person*
a sandpiper; this name has also been con-
fused with psittacus, a parrot, and with ttti, Jioa-^ rt. ^a^. f. floaling, swmming on
a cicada; Jbo fc^a&Lso ]K**I 4 o ^oa*^ the surface.

iM tittibha is a bird which picks up words. jl^j pi. J* rt. >o^. f. a Ur, esp. a tYtf o/
*& <&&* pi. ciiw^J m. titulus, a titie, prey.

superscription, inscription. )i*J act. part. of verb >o^. <o/y.

J2J, jJ^JJ pi. m. JJ f. )j^ Ar. an

)^t? pl- l^J m- i>ce mrrotmded with
Arab of the tribe of Tay, then any Arab, a wall, an enchsure, encampment for flooks,

Moslem^ Moharnmedan ; %Ji

*f
\x> an Arab pastoral village, sheepfold, Metaph. a 'mandra,
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\\\ 173 KL^Ordfti \\

tomrminity of monks ; the Church, j!s*ap? 1J^ )U m n^, To JL well-ordered speech; *;

iAa 2rw6 /oZ<2. U^.^ ^it ii^aLo a subject set forth or

>^, ^o^J and U^ Pers. iAe ^ores of arranged under Uoenty-Jive heads. Ethpa.
a shirt. joaji/ a) arranged in order,
to be set or

placed, ranged amongst ranked with; *e&iL3l/*

) 4 - * rt. ufc.a-J, m. smearing; metaph,
j^oj? JIjcojod a golden throne was set for
)j^N-^%t^J }-**&-= byputting on a false veneer;
him; often of burial; JLV& ^> -nv^H/
covering his real meaning by a pretence.
AS body was laid in the church; with ixsL
V-J f. Teth, the name of the ninth letter of
JoJLa> io be reckoned with the angels; metaph.
the alphabet.
.oc**JI.SxS=> *A*aa^fco& they became temperate,
%fl rarely **J rax= Syr. tis. perhaps, now, well regulated. b) to be ordained, receive holy
soon, orders, be consecraied; to be instituted, con-
*1a5 o murmur^ resound, swell as the sea. stituted, ordained, appointed to an office, of
J denom. verb Pael conj. frora U^- kws, festivals, &c. ; o

'^JuaLij he was appointed to the comraand in

fcoo*^ Joo* *floJL^[L/

o ex&rcise art or cro/%, io 5e skilfuls ingenious ;

\l fi\sn \uL svhtle or cunningly devised tor- place of him who was slain. c) to be drawn
ments; JfcHiJ^ llWfluUT ingemme proofo. up, composed as a lexicon. c) to be received,

Ethpa. oJl/^usually act. io exercise ortfi, consumed, said of the eucharistic elements.
act cunningly, contrive skilfully, devise, plot lm$ and \&m- pi. ^^i^ ;
jrnnj m. ris,
against, execute ingeniously. order; |J xo m n ^ |>. .
. the order of nature.

JlaJ pi. ** > I *" ^X "?*1 craft, device a) series, rank; ^nnifcj *ch'"i in ranks;

generally in a bad sense, cunning, artifice, l>fan,^.a in the place of, reckoned as or amongst

fraud, guile. Demvatives, Usag, verb ^. X |as >N .vs>f KcoAAa

*ik> he reckoned as

JJIaJ, ]*U- pi. m. H- f. )_ adj.

emmies those who ; i^^ ^ &^ eirira-

ordinary, unusual* b) rank, degree, station;

from )la j- crafty, cunning, cheating.
holy orders; \Zjl+SL )JxJL ecclest astical orders
ir-^ denom. verb Pael conj. from |>&a^- 7
ji juL*aJoe? UmS U*j \jkol the order of the
pass. part. *m^jaD, |aa|jo, ^ m l
a^ . a) io priesthood, the order of the diaconate; \&L\
onfer, sei or place in order, arrange, assign, \ jLi ? (mi^ i/ir^e orders of angels. c) a rule,
to lay out a corpse; Jjsocu% **a^ tflftaj regzdation, ordinance ; ] L ol t ! ? Jj^ monastic
^r-S^ ]&*N- Jim^lTiirAe assigned to them a rule, the rules or ordinances of the monastic life.

daily portionoftwelve pounds ofbread; metaph. d) eccles. liturgical order, an office, rite, ritual,
r
to keep in order, control, restrain the passions; liturgy, takhsa; MLiLii +L ^oo*^J>? U^s- u*/
ualJ \*msLl compose yourself, be orderly; according to the rule on each Sunday, as is

fc^aa-i uxoi,.^ controlling his anger. b) to ordered for every Sunday; J^^j^j J>rao^ the
ordain, confer holy order s; to set over, appoint Liturgy of the Apostles Addai and Mari;
a bishop or a secular ruler; to institute, con- \tx\2~l ^j %*aQ{ |mo^ U* sa .s? i/i6 deacon
stituie, ordain laws, canons, festivals; to w7io is serving at the office* e) furniture,
arrange, appoint, compose hymns, prayers, &c; apparatus, equipment, ornaments of&cial, mili-
to iake9 partake of the Holy Communion. Pass. tary, ecclesiastical ; ^,">x>f WaJ oC^b aZZ

part. a) placed, arranged, ordered, orderly, i/i array or furniture of an altar; official
moderate, modest, self-controlled ; with jjl dis- robes, vestments esip. of priests; )>NsaI*o Uo-^
orderly, urvruly, jma^ ao J| If^oi immoderate a complete of canonicals, f)
set officials, atten-

anger. 5) appointed, settled; )mn| v> Joj dants; ot&J \^^> j ^^ ^ s attendants.

%6 appointed season, time determined; sta- Deriv atives, ^moa^, verb .maj.
Uoned of soldiers, ^jLacL oooj uma^c; tajo
J^eU^ pi. l^oU^, ^U^ or ^<i^
ifose o dWy w Egypt. c) composed, written; m. ragewriff, an apparitor, serjeant> magistrate s
^. jftflA^a \xL<i& a commentary by official
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fc^UocL^j
^ K
adv. unjustly> wrong-
rt. )^^.
a) order, ruie, ordinance. b) degree, rank, fully.
public servanta,
official status. c) qfficials, JIViWiSfcj pi. )io rt. )^< f. injustice,
atimdants. wrong, oppression; ingratitude, faithlessness,
%^ not used in Peal. PA.^fc^j to cover, perjidy, calvmny, stubborn unbelief e. g.

overshadow, shade; to roof ay rafters or

planks; ^i^sc jjLs a ceiled house; J&aoa^ Ji^cu^J pi. )I_ rt. )p^- m. injustice 9
jb-^S^-V) covered or shady trmches. Ethpa.
oppression, tyranny, violence, cruelty, calumny,
^ii^i/^o be ^O^fco
covered, shaded, roofed;
iniquity, injury ; ) fcoo o^ "> )Jjso c\^ bad
}& fc,*L shaded by trees. Apn-^J^part. faith, perjury*
^^jjJi or^jL pi- a^h^^& to cover over,
\&*2^>~l a rare spelling of )|jLJ^j
overshadow, yive shade, with *^X; ..X~w
a shadow, &c.
^^j? a sliady tree ; *%^> kJ&>?*^? \xs*Z
a fortress overhanging tlie Tigris; Uop \J>o \ pL )._ rt. ua^J. m. a destroyer.

^-k.i? a cherub overshadowing the mercy- ]c^ m. Jl?aJ^ f. same as J&c^. aniron
seat. Deriv atives, UiX^, Jl^c^, UjoS^, spoon or pan.

jJlci^, JfcUci^ rfc. o^. slimy, clogging,

JJ^c or Jb^*>, U^, Jls^' **^ clammy as j^o^C vwpov/r, )JLJ m^, JJoo

N^
half-frozen
? ] andM& HJ[ m. dew;
dew; also fine hoar-frost;
^^4 matter &c, J^aJ^ U^'ffclayey eartfa

of,
)Laiwa^ or JLoa^J rt. **^* f. stickiness,
|i*7i. Derivative, J-o^g. clamTniness.

U. ^PL <^, IttJ BL )*^ pL m^J imper. .cui^ to beat out, hammer;
*^3 JIm&J and Jl&3| f. a) f/osm^, youthful, part. adj. w**^J, k**^ ? Jj^i^-M^ <fe*n, meagre,
childish; jfcocal )J^ aw infant, very young ?nean; plane; flat Pa. w^S3 same as Pe.
y
tm
Deeivatives, ^U^^J, llow^^j.
child; t-*^ J-^J young children; 11^ *!
ver^/ young; JJooo Jooj JlJ Ae ##s childish. j^^ pi. J_ m. a Za#y, negligent or careless

b) a child from seven to twelve years of age, person.

cf. )jamt a child under seven and JlsOmJsEx a denom.
i*^J act. part. )y, pass. part. Jl^,
youih up to twcnty-five years of age ; a child, verb from )J^{. io 6e or become youvig, new;
boy, girl, rnaiden. c) a Iad, handmazd, servant; jy *o^ ]p^? h$ ^o iasfes ^em recovers
ltt^c k&j scullion. Deriv atives, verb his youih; )SXa~> IS-^J */iow art young^ offew
U^, J-^O^, juJO^, UCUJ^J, lUo-^J, years; >? "^a^ Jl^ having eernal youth;

to
^ J^^/re7i 6twe^. Pael v^^ to restore
!

youth. Ethpa. <*~^[m to recover youth> be

fc-o^ JI^J honey-dew, a sort of rnanna.
restored to youth, be rejuvenated; fcssjl( oa
|^m^5 pi. J* m, a) a door-hinge. b) a horse-
^Tcuu / whereby our human nature was restored.
shoe. c) scmddls.

)*+s~^l a Icaihem strigil or scraper.

mi Pl. J^| m. J^ J^
(m wvmarried youth or maiden, afreeborn
pi. f. from
jy.
)*-N5s^ m ' a drinhing-cup. youih or maiden; but the fem. is used also

f <&4, UHkkl J&*<^ pi. HL H f. IfcC for maids, handmaids; cf. JU> f
NJ
rt. yN7 07^ e/;/io zorongs, inju/res or acte c^, jr^ from |^. f. a) c^fcxl,
wzjustly by another, aw oppressor^ tyrant; boyhood) youth; )l~* v | ^> ^vj y>
t
Cain was the k&cu^ Wof Abel; uiyttM, jfrom childhood to the grave; l'ol^J i^i^
faithlesS)

t#?tt* wK>*
ungratejul; jkooa^
jLor^? Jt&c^
}a*]^? an
one who is
^ ,^/e o/ % wr-
#<tt^A.

vants; young pmpls; RcuXi tli^f Ma^*

&) collect. a<i,

unmindful of benefits received. grieffor those who die in youth.

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wfcifu\\ 175
*a
JJgCShj dim. of }iX^. m. a Utile boy or a<, mSsu to feign oneself pretend to Uf lao^
a youth. Jl F&&1 vineyard that yields no fruit;
J^ocui^ pL } dim. of Ji^. m. a ZtZi 5oy; wA+Li^, ^i^y ^j^L(
r
those who refuse
l&oa^j f. a little girl. to render a deposit entrusted to their care.

Is^^>QaX^ adv. from the above. childishly. Pass. part. defrauded, wronged, injured, op-

lxpg^^ adj. from Jma*^. childish, puerile. pressed, calumniated ; \<r\ A^S^ ^j^\3Trelieve

lila*^ adj, from )*^J, puerile, of or

the oppressed ; l*L P-^ unjmtly or untimely
deprivedoflife; ]ioa*\^ <!*, the slandered
bdonging io childish ignorance.
Susanna. Ethpe. j^ji^a) to be defrauded,
fc^kl*^ r * "^J* a<^ v - thinly, narrowly
cheated, tcronged, oppressed, falsely accused,
^jJoisik- Js-i-l^J iAey feVjp, clipping their
calumniated; to be deprived of to lack. b) to
words.
be rejected, despised; ***?!(o tiif$ j!* the
cf,M>.\,j, )lftj*.A,NJ rt. wnIS^J* f. ihinness,
truth rejected and tramped on. Pa. pS'jj
tenuity, clipping the speech, pronouncing same as Peal. Dekivatives, j:*x\,ci^. Uocl^^,
double letters as single ; a Zowy and narrow
shape of the head.

JuLlis^, JS*^ from KNJ- childishy youthfah

n-^X^ rt. P^- m. oppression.
ietacul^ rt. p^. f- injustice, opyression,
j
h*+ lb^5 r^- ^t5- a(^ v< ^w a shadow, figur-
calumny, false accusation, atively.
JjmA^, ^AncuXj ioi^ffl.\j
? r
j^&rifuN.j or jiftoSS^ reXeor/xara,
or
incantations.
pi.
V&l or KfcCIi J*X- from )l^. &^ 4

of dsw; J^Li^J jfclaa^ dew-drop.

magic arts, wonders worked by magic.
V& and mj HlU-rt^ adj. Ao^f,
J&^ a girl; see |i^.
shadowy; \JJL J>ocu iwilight; mefcaph.
%^J Pael conj. of % a) seeming, apparent, wireal; ]&!& j&&^
^j, )bl4 pi C rt.
^J. m, sUde, a a slmdowy good. b) shadowing forth tbat
shadow; metaph. proteclion; }Lqjo v21 which truly is, figurative; jIlS^ J^liij ttZ^ars
the shadows of death, deep darkness; *f wfecA foreshadowed the true sacrifice.
jl.^Lj lie grasj)s the shadow; **+( ll^Lfr-^ ))S-*I>C
^ pi. Jl^li rt. %^. f. a) a shadow,
]i** J^Lfc-c^ Ae <ooA Me slmdow for the sub-
shade esp. metaph, a figure, type;
r \ mcu i

stance; \&m JLiL^ *-/ Jfcocui^? JlXj y.*i^S? )^?^! ^e aw; was a shadow
wisdom a defence a$ money
^^i^ ^
is is a defence
of fuiure blessings. b) a spectre, demon.
mL, j&L pL m. H_ f. JHL. rt.^. riftA^ Tekccrpara, magie; see
J>

shodowy, of or bdonging to shade.

V^ Ethpe, ^QlfA) /aW mto a stupor,
fty fut. f&Sj, act. part. j2$, Jjjo^, become unconscious. Derivative, j^^ai.
pass. part. ]p*N j, )*, Jfcs a) to oppress, .

Ifes AS&j pi. Jl^~ f. a marsh, watery mire.

wrong, cheat, defraud, deceive, deal falsely,
^^ >^j
> pi. J m. lentils; freckles; Ilicit
treat wrongly, unjy&tly; to accuse falsely
v
with )t^J to cheat ofhis wages; with jloau^j Jul^? lenii pottage.

to act ungratefully ; with U?qa- to hreak a JJcu*ai^ pi. )2. dim. of Ua^. m. iA6 jpand
marsh lenii ; jJc^? )Jq^A-sJ adiantum
promise; yCi^\^J JJ? ^*&* careful to do
<jr

no wrong. b) to wlthlwld that which is m capillus veneris ; iU> Ue ^^S^ freckles.

eep. faith owed to God ; to deny, reject, refuse; JjmQiS^ m, chessmen, the game of cfoss.
9 9
j-sl^.? .aoi^o vo>ox>\| theyrefused
jo*JJ jlm^S,^ same as ]

+K
to believe in the wondrous works of God; Jo MB^Sj and ua^}, fut. &Z&3 3 act. part. ^^,
f&& ow u\ f^ty yciaik he who rejecteth you ^4^ to be spent, consumed, used up, past,
rejecteth me. With JL'clv to refuse a request; ended; to fail 9 vanish, disappear; & **^4>
with kvOvft, to refuse to salute any one ; with -J15 \SS he passed away from this life;
*
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\JL m. eniph. aud fem. abs. JU&jj rarely
_%A ^Av .fS^ JJ? \&&mJm mdless darkness.
Ethpe. *&2l(to vanish, be dispersed loa^ U| f. emph. ]IU pi. m.
r Uj, Jl*J
Uke srnoke; to pass away, be destroyed, f. J,.^, )liool^ rt. )^. unclean, impure,
JJul V
perish. Pa. *aSl to use up, to make or come defiled, polluted; \tiM$ J&&J>*> unclean
to an end,finuh; to swnd, waste money, time, food; Jfco)^ Jiarlots.

words put away a wife ; to destroy,

trouble, ; to
&*& i'flm pi. HJjK] wrongly spelt
get rid of; &\J fc-^^? \*> when thou ]LaaJj and }?aj rt, Jjsa^. f. uncleannens
hasimade an end of speaking; ^x& ^SX^o esp. unchastity, de/lement; an bomination,
)1V^N the Body and Blood of Clirist put unclean iliing esp. forbidden food; 4#o>(lopo^
death away from us. Ethpa. &%m to con- an
J&f j^U J^. A /ear of God is
sume away, fails vanish perish as smoke, fire
}
abomination to the wicked.
or by fire, consumed ; J*cx^
Io be Jinished,
\1j)jJx%, J)iU rt. i^J. invpure, polluted.
(jiA^ ]lcua itx^h^>9 a heart consumed
with envy. Deriv atives, Ja^Lo^, Jjx^ci^. }!y^ i rt. pa^> hiding in the earth; btvrial.
o^^qJ m. rapmw, the impenal treasu/ry.

ts^Vaci^Q.^ rt. ia^. adv. solidly.

talc.
Jfoioo^ rt. 1^. f. stopping up, closing.
)Ll pi. J^m. talare, talaria, sandala = \J>
\li+xx rt. ^aa^. f. loafbaked in the ashes.
aud jJjmie.
%jso^ pass. part. "%uo^ io pollute.
ia^ fut. ao^j, pass. part. *^& U-,
fithy, despised. Pa. a-O ^ayttJj )feCm-J iu tbe dialect of Tekrit.
JlS to be spotted,

to infect a sheep with mange; to make slimy, thefirst thread tied to the weavers beam.

dirty. Ethpa. +&%U to be defded, polluted. *xL^ fut. icoft^J, act. part. W^J, )t^, pass.
Debivatives, )u*^cu^, UAoj, Jfc*J^C^ s
part. a.^, J', )i
?
root-meaning to rftgf deep.
a) to Aicfo or 6wry under the earth, cover with
earth; to lay hidden snares, nets, &e. ; to hide,
i5 fut. *&> root-meaning to stop up, close.
cover, to steep in liquid; fcc*laaoJ )>^2> ccwer
Pe AL ouly part. adj. J^a^so^, jlioa^oo^ close,

solid, opaque, dense; j&co^ ot^ a blotted < a 6aK 0/ earth; JJ^ jLaa
toit/ir ^ia^ ^
Tau i. e. written too thicldy, VL<3> jaaia^ JIa^Lx Ua^? Hezekiah made a conduit from
the outlet oftlie upper spring; t^-^J )&jJL3
JtaiLj&J solid bodies,
^k':\^ J.3i> 4,a*,j fcufc\a tyllthehoms
opaque substances; \jo

others are hollow;

ImIj^a^ she hid leaven inflour; met aph.
l^-fnT^X \ it! Z darkness covers the world;
^
of stags only are solid,
1 -7I.*
stones closely packzd; *.*. j
oi cl^xJ )^cu* JjJ( ci^a ^i(2e oue m the hearts
* V* of men like leaven, 6) to bury under ruina,
heart. Pa. *^ to stop up,
cover with a flood, overwhelm, bursi in, rush
block a well, watereourse, cavern; metaph. to
headlong upon; o^y'avi ^\ Ijjg^gO lS-^J
repress, restrain e.g. }Uas> k*-^ the lust of the
the city fell and overtohelmed its inhabitants;
fiesh. Ethpa. yi.xx^l/ to be stopped, closed;
ucw o*i-xl the Mie covered it; Li-*L^
metaph. to be repressed, coerced. Debivatives,
]Lcuu|^ indolence overwhehned htm; ^jL
Jlcs^df JU1 Q^*? ^fti A^ rushed headlong
\J& or ui^ to be unclean, defiled. Pa, among the Persian sodiers. Pass. part. hidden
\sk*l or \\j&\ infin. 0^20)^20 or ajjft^ao, or buried under the earth; jlioaj] Jfco^J
pass, part. jjja&^ao, J^-sc^j. to pollute, defile, hidden treamres; f^K^qjaj )o ^3&jf jj
corruptj defiour ; to pronounce or declare <^ 5eecZ which was hidden in the soil; metaph.
unclean. Ethpa. Uc^lf and ]K&jLr to be hidden, covered, steeped e.g. }o^ZS in sins;
defiled, polluted. Aph. Jj^/'to pronoume ^oj U-lj)ioai *t( consider what is th
unclean. Debivatives, ko)^ or Jk*^, hidden meaning. Ethpe. ^ailf q) to Aid
one&Z/in the earth, JfcoiCk^ii inpiU. b) tobe
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covered, overwhelmed by falling earth or build- zeal for the faith; with ^Tay ?*or y*ITi o

ings. c) to be watered, irrigated. Ethpa. fie inflamed with zeal, to bum with zeal.
**${ to be covered with earth, buried in ihe bs^Ui^ ^J. adv. zealously, ardently.
\ rt.

earth, oveitahelmed ; Itxn^U J-^ * a vest al J.

Jiciu^ rt. . jealousy, emulation, zeal.
virgin was buried aline. Derivativbs , U * m*~l >

<2u^ Pa. ^1^ to profane, pollute, defile,

JUo^, }v*4> J*J, JftftUftJ, JUoaof.
defiower ; \Jo^z> with blood; JfcLoj jlV^
Jtaa^ pi. )* rt. ;^^. m. aw accumulation of fcls ii^o o a harlot and polluted; EaiLao
)

earth; beingburiedaliveunder falling buildings;

ILcuijia defiled by fornication; odu^ ^aiL
a kidden thing, my sterp; JL^fc^oai wv^a^J
Jjiill of^u*.a>o m'2 which has polluted and
secrete ofwisdom; med. aw obstruction.
world; )\*i^.xs JL polluted i.e.
defiled the
)UL^ aud Jioi^a^ rt. ^ac^. m. a thigh-band; heretical words. ETHrA. u^i^ o 6e defiled,

girdle round ilve loins. polluted, corrupt ; to commit abomination.

^^l fut. *,cutt^J, act. part. *^, U^-J, Derivative?, isua^, kaj^, jiciaj,^.

I^a^I 2o c&p, moisten, wet, soak, Jlio i taxJ, ]x^i )fclfti^ rt. AijJ. defiled, polluted,
vinegar, ymr\-> tn a cup J*oco9
oj.** a ovi^j; impure, filthy, foid; J.i^ Joo o }jui^ fir^acZ

2/&o< Ae iay efc)> his litte finger in water. awrZ water polluted by beathen rites; ko*j
Ethpe. >A.xiir to be soaked. Pa. *j&J | Jljlai^ unclean spirits; )^1^ Jl:b /owZ Zan-
same as Feal. guage; l^o^? Jl&A^ Jt?' </te zgrw. 0/ the
abomination of desolation, Matt. xxiv. 15;
| fut. jjj, imper. ^, act. part.
v ^,
pL
m. ^JJ^> pass. part. U*IJ, J^^*^- t0 envy> fc cf. jrdkxj.

jealous, to be rnoved or bum with jealousy, mal, j^okij v4&i^, jia^x^ rt. Ai^. f. dg)fe-
pi.

zealous deire, emulation, indignation with o ment) uncleanness; anything polluted, abomin~
}-!*? itawoiCD of spiritual gifts; \\ k$J* able, an abomination, e.g. an idol, worship
\l% ofgoodworks; \6ll\o%>+q& be zealous ^ offered to idols, food offered to idols; JL'c^i^
tlierefore and regent; i4 N q1j5> luSo*
Ilearned zealously; }t*il U ! j ^^J moved
)> ,

^ tt4**^> $& abomination that maketh desolate,

Dan. xi. 31; \^c\ y> ^? > qAx^j tlie abominable
with righteous zeal. Pass. part. a) envious; customs of the heathen; jiaa i,^? jio*- ^ ^.
b) enviable. Pa. *1^ to infiame with zeal, Uo^fo 2/ifi boTidage of uncleanness and iniquity;
provoke to jealousy ; JIZ^X o**iaai> ^-n^ sfte metaph. heresy.
aroused the zeal of ihe Arabs by her words. [mi or l)4 pl- in - a) a '^" w 2 ^aie or
U^s }

Ethpa. *a^m to be inflamed, moved, provoked gcafe,a leaf of metal; l^Jif ^fco writings on
to wrath or zeal, or to bum with wrath or
metal; U* ^.^l^Df U&6'La wizards who write
zeal usually before a verb of action ; & jiJ/
amulets. b) a basin, cup.
^ J*aJ*2 P"j% a certain Arab
)i*o fcX^lf
J^axsk^ a coin of small value, worth about
inflamed with zeal threw a sione at Aph. . . .

r four carata.
+kl to provoke to jealousy, tir up, infiame with
s^axaJ Ethpa. *ra,^l( denom. verb from
zeal, Djeeivatives, Joj^, JjI^, K-Ux^. Jlcoi^.
JlbxJ. ^0 fie beaten into thinplates; )J ao-i?(
jqajJj pi. r Pers.-Arab. a tambour, tam-
ItttmJhoo adamant cannot be beaten thin.
bourine, drum.
Uq fut.
\tf, act. part. Jj& |i^ 5 JftUSj,
fa Pael of ) see above.
)fcL5^. a) to wander,
pass. part. |u^J 5 U^j,
Jii^, ]^xi^ rt. ^. m. jealous, zealous, err, go astray, fall in error, be led into the
a zealot; )om a jealous God;
JJJj }oo Jai^ wrong way; UL$ U>+& a stray sheep;
Jc-?( &e w?as zealous for God; }& 1 1 2
-Jty JJl^. ^T^a alt we like sheep have gone
JLaL&*o* a woraan zealous for the faith. astray! Kcoi)^Zi *&* v ^^ ?? test ye go

\xl rt. ^. m. jealousy, zeal, ardent deire; astray after their idols; )'i\^*&>- UL$ )* he
Ui )>u the fire of jealousy; j^cu^cuc*? Jjj^J shot his arrow unerringly ; io V^J o*a&j
a a
 178 re^CUiA-.^

she was bewildered, had lost herself, was wan- mistahen; u^js>? )j c6ta^
P
cu^lLf <Aey ^^
dering in mind. 6) to be missing, lost, to perish were deceived in tlieir opinion of me; o ^ji^a
as oue who is lost; *JL^ *Le ity Jj not orie of i/iev/ err conceming, are mistaken about. b) to

us is missing. c) to be forgotten, disregarded, be forgotten, consigned to oblivion; wJ^lL/

escajye notice; to be unmindful, forget, err, ow | ot oA his mernory perislied. DerivA-
mistake; <*1&^ lia^T how has ii escaped your TIVES, **^C^, JjCU^, U^j, U^, 1^-U^,
notice; )lam.^, o^^J &
the stupid fellow for-

getting, not noticing; +J(_ o-L& P^^-J >!

thoughts which no man may disregard; \zL

J^oa^, )ilocL5^ rt. ttvj. a) fai w;Aic
o r^ v )), ft^>v \ ^, Joash was unmindful
gustatory; J^ocvsj o/
tastes, J^^j <Ae 56/^e
ofthe Mndness shown him by Jehoiada Uty ; JJ
^asie. 6) a grafi.
}JL^oq*j i^odjoJ *^. / am noi unmindful of
i&cuv^ J^J. i- a) taste, Jlavour.
pi. (L. rt*
Roman latv; with \JLmZ to escape ones & b) a taste, a mel; cxau J^ocui^ Ae ioo^ a
hearing, reinain un/cnown; with o*xo..t0 or
mack; k&ck^X tr^ we we7^ *** ia ^f 0(>d.
o*2j to forget oneself; with }jl**'9 to forget
JJq-^ pi. )I- rt. Jj^J. m. ^rror, blunder,
to be merciful, be unmindful of mercy. cfc.
mistake "va coraposition ; oJcL^ %>recorrecfe(i
part. with jctaoo or a planet, UL**L
\1&1 tke seven planeis ;
ellipt.

^S.^ ]j? )^Sa5 fioced

^{fi mistake; J^ond? |ia^ ^ 6rror ofascribe.

stars; JCJLosf tke sphere ofthe planets;

)Jc^, IftOc^ pi. m. )I- f. JC- a) rt. ^J.
J&^jJ
9
-Jxi a bearer, carrier, porter; ^s> JlsJiS cuZxo
i=&* \j& $ of an erring heart; JJ?

*^o the ignorant and erring; McuO >S[r> iA6 dead rotted for want of any to
l&i^J Ju>o*
bearthemto tJte grave; ]&<& JLcuJl beasts
an erring or wayward spirit; l+S*^ it^ci.*
of bu/rthen. b) Ar. a pestilence.
erroneous doctrines; J*Sj{o )a^i.^o deceiving
J&CLb^ pi. ]lL rt. ^J. f. a) a load,
and deceived, a Jieretic ; i^-^? JfcCXajJi
burtken, a crop of fruit; bearing, ca/rrying 9
congregations of Jieretics ; JJL^.^? )*Lq
support; JLsi^ Jl&c&^Ji Sorwe 5y camds,
>Y Q e-I^-i S* proclaims tkat we are all
on camel-back; .od^Lif [1jjq%^ i*>9
heretics; pass. part. forgotten, consigned to
a horse to bear your Honour.
Ethpe. ^S^^fa) to be led astray,
Uc^, \M* pi m. ^L
oblivion.

deceived. b) to be missing, out

of for- sigkt,
f. ]kCL rt. <^.
erring, wandering, liable to err; J*
gotten, no longer remembered, regarded, or 6
l^-^^l infallible teachers,
mentioned, J^fcJo? k^2? J^clsijI a for-
JtcL.c^ with }Jo wandering
rt. *-^.
getfiii hearer; )j.S>v> -& **&U U&*> *Z*
f.

of mind, mental derangement.

one name ia the list has been forgotten, is
Ua-cls^ rt. rffc^ji m. error, Uability to err.
missing; Ui*Je> . ad^i/V^y ham been

forgotten from womb; ^cui

tie o+S^X( & I^JSfci rt. Jcx^. m. a deceiver.

they are out of mind in tlie gram. Aph. *+S*l f

Zec?
JISj or
astray, erring.
^^ pi.
^^ or ^1^ rt. UtJ.
a) to cause to wander or err, to lead astray,
deceive, seduce; *2> *$* ( J^jt^ y+
%* she s^JJj^ rt. Jjs^. adv. decettfully.

led him astray lilce a child; a>-^j y .i *.f Jjj jL^o^J or li'a o^j rt. Jjs^J. f. a) erring,
jitciuD? j^-A^jrfLJ* he could not lead me into the straymg, error; !e**f t)^^ jl'cuj^ <e
?

sin ofapostasy; kfr& o^iu he deceives him- error of polytheism ; Sk%&\ )i ciw^J e /oZZ?/

seif b) to cause to lose or miss = deprive, rob ; o/ Uafty; )i

?
cL^4 c^ fc^Ji? )1Vi,.^.&
missed nothing by reason unwavering misleading, deceiving,
yffi ^ cuSJ/^1J w#
faiih. b)

deception of the devii foolish ignorance y

of them. c) to cause to forget or be forgotten, e. g. ;

forgeifulness.

dear mernory cause my sins to be forgotten. I&liJI^ pi. )lo rt.

^J. f. produce, yields

Ettaph. *&lira) to be led astray, deceived, )

j)ss Uti'-Nj bearing fmit, fruitfiblnm.
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179 A
^ fui

idftAJ, pass. part.

jukj, imper. jx^J,
j**^, I, 1^
act. part.

<* <**>
jx^, WU^cu^ 1

r*' f1

pi. )io
^- a ^ v
rt.
- yoittily, discreetly.

jxv^. f.flatour, savour;

ta&s /ood,
he was eating;
<?a with ^
or
metaph.
^
; jx^j t* **&

to taste, try, touch,

metaph. saptence, discretion; )JsC2x ioiMi.'&j
theflavour or w* of bis speech.
perceive; experience; jf**^ ^ }to& /ie eKd not
\lLsk.**%, JkU rt. ]p^^. haiing a strong
\IH e-sx*^ they experienced
taste

torments;
death;
l^ J Lv f )LI> ci.:&j */iey ^ savour, pungent;
sAar^;, $a&; metaph. pleasant.
)% i ao^j }.m^o fe^ro or

experiene ofthepower ofChrist.

a) verbal use, Jfcoocu ^chX )ooj
Pass. part.

f^S^ Jf

rt.
S&x&l
vx.*^.
or
f.
)j^ft^
a) iasie, flavour,
pi. 1^ or jklaLq
sweet savour.
JJI^ Aey Aad- tastei nothing for sever al days.
b) the sense of taste, perception, senze, apj;re-
b) adj. tasting of tasty, palatable; metaph.
sapient; \&<&S ^so
ciation, quality, property; w \+*2> jJ^^i-V^
agreeable; ^^ *~^
more savoury than all savours; yx*S> ^*> an the taste resides in tlie palate; &&& t?h
acceptable or honourable name, opp. <**9 p*
^ ls*i the will has two 2>roperties, that of

aw insipid or ame, wm
Ethpe. J*^m willing aud of refusing; )Lq1ui-o}? odis^aJi^

b) taste taste like. the perceptions of faiih. c) a taste, slight

a) to be tasted. to of,

metaph. to heperceived, tried, discernea; Lao repast; a taste, specimen, d) a grafting in.
c)

4kfc3 p <^ ,& every onemayperceim. d) to be jgj fut. .i^J, act. part. ^$, U^J, pass.
grafted. JiiiPA.ji%irtobebuddedoT grafted; parfc. +S^, \L, j^p a) o feear, (^*&> *><*<

metapk. jooi jii^fcJ J^^ ^? the Son wcmb; ]j} jSrMt*. 6) ^0 6er, tfany 'Vi
of God -willed to be grafted wpon the Virgin. JsaJ^oon the shoulders; |;^2> in a litter,
Aph. jdSf a) to make to taste, perceive or \i$&u> the dead to burial, Jiocu a stf^A
experience; to acquire a taste, get a taste for; )L\^tf tidings, }i. u-SJ armour-bearers
ULLi; ft^^^x cS p^Avild beasts to bear on high, uphold, to bring, to carry away.
from the number of those slain in battle had c) to bear with, tolerate, endure, Jb& labcw;
acquired a taste for Jmman Jlesh; metaph. \S the wicked; with }*^T to be patient.

\:j>^& JJtidU MJ.^i having a taste for Part. ^J a) active verbal sense, *^ ~?-^
abiding wealth. b) to ingraft, also to implant
Ethtaph. f&QU* to be ingrafted, Jli? ooo W'Aa^ symbolical meaning did
firmly. *^J
inserted, fixed. Dkkivatives, U*oJx^, the palms bear? *IS^ .*ZiCu* ?a<fe% asses.

5) passive sense, JfclJ^S

%-i ^-^ &or ora

Jlcut*^, U^, ls*^,

U^X^UoC.
)fc^x^*>, mera's shoulders. c) adjectival, answerDg to
y
K*Y.%^bQtt, JloJJSD-S^I^D, qbopoy in composition, J&*5^ \&*} fruitful
pS^ ,
JjsttJ^ pi. }L rt. jaJS^. m. taste, taUng land; with Ji/'a standard-bearer ; withJL'c&i
a taste of; )t^L f^&* uhile he tasted wine; victorious; )h&J* %*$* h eavV with wim >

metaph. taste, per>cep>tion, discernment, sapience, \^L ~S )>?<w </i6 zodiacal circle as bearing

sense; ^>1 IS^^ IU^jJ* a woman of bad figures of animals ; ^ojcj^w }-* ^aIa^^ Ats
\

taste, without discretion; ptxi^J >j? J** an Zim6 werefull of life; j ^5^ life-bringing

insipid life ; Uo*,?^ U>>+ U& she gives opp. jl'oi ^*^J deathrbringing, deadly; with
\Lw
discernment to the ignorant; h**i pnA } M*> ]L'*tt amessenger; signifying; ^o
JfcJaX wa smse 5 Aere m ife saying ?
earrying aknife, an assassin; )*ioV enriching,
Ixxjty pi. | rt. yx* m. tib grafting, wealth-lringing ; )>\& fruitful ; )i^Lucifer;
po.^? U^J \J&iL bearing annoyance, anxiety. Ethpe.
budding or inocuation of trees ;
*fo season for making grafts; a graft, a sapling S^LJ* ^0 6e cam^ Jome, endured; to be

or shoot firmly planled. ladm, loaded; &dpJ& *** 9*****

9 9
\,
J&J rt. xvj, tasteful, of or 'n <?ooc2 to be borne. Aph. ^f ) ^ toarf, 2^
/r0f^b wafe carry; with U^^ fo Zay a (unien
tosie, eomeltt) agreeable, discreet, vnse, witty. f

A a 2
 ^
<A 180 oa\
on any oue; with Us? to load the horaes; tn; ft \x ^QMJLa > )JaJjjQ tycL^the
JuL *^i. weteul^l/* )>olS*3 they made htm magpie sticks the feathers of other birds among
carry a tray upon his head; &&( her own; ojiolS^ wo o L -^X Ja^j
.
let us lay
ty*^^****
ySj( he mounted them on camels. b) to take before his eyes, force on his notice, the fact of

up, pack up, carry a load; wxM

c ? ^f> his death; with \16 to lay sorroto upon any
/KW\ as much as they could carry; one; gram. io pronounce with a close sound,

V^i V\q^ JLv^..& making the

jtocu to contract. Ethpa. JL%li to be includea;

weight of a press bear gradually. Ettaph, to cleave or keep close, to shelter oneself, commit
^Lfll/ to be put into the scale; to be loaded, or betake oneself, be joined by a covenant;
laden ; to be compelled to bear; ^L^\X( Jj< ju4,.^l-j I \.^a / trust myself to the

)|yi *y
31^ JW* body was made to undergo ship; \J&^ls& oj.JL^x> ofidi^*? KaXaLa
labours. Derivatives, Jj<x^, Jfcocu^, ti^CcoU loo his fiock kept close under the
wings of his prayer for protection; )llL ]lL
.>.?, jl.vJ pi. JJL rt. a load, burden, cu^L/ oc> new life is found in nearness to
^J- ici-

package, freight, cargo; JL'a&^j M-^tf a cameTs Him. Derivatives, Usl^, Ufy*
load; Ji^a-^? U^
a foad o/ rome/ J^ >->? ui^^J fut. u-^J, act. part. u*^. a) to stretch
a freight of tron ; \SS^=* ot( paralytics were oui,spreadout; \iJnJL ^-La^ ^JU&l my right
conveyed Uke luggage; with oau or^ja*, 0 hand hath spread out tte heavens. b) to sparkle.
take care of, take charge of take trouble aboui, Pa. u*aj same as Peal Is**^ Jklif o ity ;

U^ "W
)

undertake; but ^ Io relieve of Thou hast spread out mouniains and heights.
abu/rtlien; (X^ ^.fti a proiector; \l.\^\J\+
\yty and J4-^4 pi. T m. r^s:, TdnrjTa^
care, pain, industry. a carpet.

)&-& rt. ^-^. f. a crop of fruit.

l&% rt. \&l. m. th side Uo^{f ofaptUar;
ia.^ or A-i^ fut. i*^-J, act. part. >a^^> Ja^? of a mountain.
io ?ms$, err, fli, fall into error; )j *>^*!
U&~1 rt. \&. m. i/w; shutting or closing of
+&$j tf7*a &e Zame may not lose the way;
a gate or door.
Jo<* *& ! ]au # 7aope <A< 7*as missed i. e. not
reached fulfilment, failed. Ethpe, *~l( to
\
jla- * 5
j rt.^a^. f, corruption of manners ?

be missed, forgotten, neglected ; o*Lcu*J(

).*j^^s^ Jf I^ajoo? the human nature of ^a^ Peal only particip, adj. JL^ defiled,
Christ is not to be forgotten i,e. mistaken corrupt; JL^' JIJ depraved lives. Pael
noticns sbould not be entertaiiied about it. part. ^a^.AD the same ; %a|^o )J? JI^ aw
Aph. *^(to lead into error. Derivatives, innocent child.
Ethpa. ^JL^L/ *pass. Deriv-
ative, jlai^a^.
).a^
a,
rt. *-2*^.

Palpel a^2i^
full of error, erring.

to flicker as a dying
^ fot. *m2t^J and ^aocia^J,
refuge, take shelter, shelter oneself, with o,
<o take or *ee

lamp for want of oii. Ethpalpal. &S.Ihi mJcL*? )o^O La with the Greek emperor;
to bubble, sing as boiling water; to flicker. J?^ behind each other; wojSsuaa under His
\ fut. \sl^j, act. part. Jj, Jis^, pass. wings; *ecu*w> in His ntercy.
ti :
part. M^ i* a ^* a) fe shut, close, \ll&. the eyes; I denom. verb Pael conj. from )$*.
\j>iZthe door; metaph. Ju^j +( ^S \^J to typify, symbolize, signify,jigure, shadoxo
lei every one conifose his mind. b) to shut forth; y**> \L2**\ cls^L jfl^^
oneself up, shelter oneself, huddle. c) to lay by festivals we show symbolically the rest
of
near, apply eloseJy, Uke a bandage; Christ; .ma^jso Jiao what is typified thereby
J-^
r ^v %++(

Ju^* otlxj I pressed your letter fo my

^yes. Pa. wJLf io ptress, embrace; to lay near; tflaaj&r mystery which was prejigured as
<A
to include arnongst; to aitach, thrvM or fasten by a shadovj; gram. *> beformed.
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1&4 p a) afingw- or toe-nail; J*fcJ

I*
who had been driven away from their rightfl
loit j horny membranes on the corners of tke Jl-ZJ Jfco*l troops of heretcs %mi toflighi;
eyes; *+\*+S2 yOOM^J *-* ^* walJdng on ))Jl2> i+*ty impeled forward with violence.

tiptoe; )&Lg J*aJ ^ ot^^^he learnt it in Ethpe. ?Z^m *o be driven away or <m, eccjyelled,
rejected. Deeivatives, U?o^, JL**^.
kis tender yov&h. b) a hoof, claw, talon, the )?;,{,

leg of a locust

parting its
oj^aj*a ^oo^*!^ )i& Ua
;

hoof into two divisions. c) a sharp

J|y
Z3(
rt. ?i^J. m. driving;
o?;^? the mules were tired from their
)\^=> \tQ ^
instrument shaped lihe afinger-nail. d) onycka, having driven them so far; )o-? ]f^ the
a spice, e) the onyx-stone. driving out of a devii.
*J imperative of +&j to keep. same as Jk^o^r m. a
J^*^ pi. \L. afo'on,

)l and Jll fut. )l$j, act. part. li^, U^ s

pass. part. 11^, U^ usually with o, i. io strike

)fet& )?^ or Bquinting, crooh
)h{ 1^
upon, beat against as the waves ; to strike root
eyed.
as a plant ; to beat back or off, drive away
U?o^ ?^. m. A6 driving qff, chasing
with ^ ; to come upon, befall, assail, to settle
away
rt.

of insects or birds; a u f o^jot^

sting as the bee, to light on as the eye;
fi

and |

to allow or leave to settle &c. ;

&L Jty let it
driving off the locust.

settle; *U Ji lei it coolj metaph. of con- jJol^J pi. ^m. rpovXXa, a ZacZ^; ironpan.
science, doubt, fear, pain, perii; ^>*^i> yty JJo;J pi. ^*"j }^ m. a) rvpawos, a tyrant,
he louched thee lightly; )i> o \i death a
lord, raler; rebel; ffi&SSa Uo^J ft* orc?3
comes upon him; rXL^
%
Vx j&X li slumber
0/ ^Ae Philistines. b) as if from )J(^ hence
sometimes written [Jo^. adj. hard, cruel;
visions which come before their eyes; y^jaC ^O contumacious, refractory, rebellious; iO^J *a5(
)^j >* or 6e/aZfe human
T^ j aZZ ^Aa assails
]

oMfc^i^ 0716 offlintysoul) a soul hard asjlint;

beings. u. <o plaster, daub with mortar. Pass.
Uo^Jo ]jil Jloa^d-wM and rebellious hearts;
part. smitten, beaten, assailed esp. harassed by
}ii fcSb* IS-^cc JJo^J }o3 a stony i. e. <2r?*c wp
evil spirits; )j5^ ^ )^co wwes srwc&
^^J Dsrivatives the three following
jaw-bone.
63/ lightning; Lci^[ *> io 5 U^ sAe /iad 3

words
6eew harassed by evil sjdrits from her childhood.
Ethpe. *-I^l?* 1. with o a) to assail, dash or fcwUot-^ from |-jov^- adv. tyrannically

strike against, to stumble at or against, be cruelly, viotently.

offended, displeased; to come or chance upon, JLcuoi^ from |jo^ f. a) tyrarmy, tyrannical
run against. b) to be grazed} cvjt as vines l>y
rule, outrageotos toays, cruelty; jlcuo^ ok^^
a spade, to be hurt, agitated oo-J^Z^ i hia
Jis-A^** He put a stop to the tyranny of sin.
mind; %Z^T JJo fc^aJ she fell without
rebellion, defeciion; JIaj? ))\f ^2L wl*.
b)
bruising herself 11. to be plastered, daubed
with mortar. Pa. Ji% intensive of Peal 1. to
o*o^x Jiwo^lo he began io forge secret
conspiracy and rebellion against him.
assail sever y, strike inpieces. Ethpa. Ji$*{

to dash, beat or rush against as floods, to assault \J3 o +1 ,\ Is*j from )jc^. adj tyrannical, cruel,
in war. DEKiVATiVES,U>c^,J-^Jiau^fcoo. violent, mitrageous; j^aurO )s-oo^ )t-l^
*%*{ by violence and bribery he seized the
)?o^*^ patriarchate.
Tpayq>86s, <m actor, poetf, singer; Uo?
David /*e singer of the sjririt. udoDaSo^J pi. oa*o*J TpoiriKos, the solstice,

?i^ fut. foi^J, act. part. ?2$, }?4> P ass - Jiolio

Jj|ijj iWbfi-^l the winter solstice,

part. ++%~1, V, J. fo drive away, drive oui, tke summer solstice; the tropic; ^ a uS ot^
c

&xpel, excommunicate ; with J&I?, JjU^ &c. JJ^^j aJ ) ^flof the tropic of Cancer, of
fo ttg cwrf devils ; ooo ^Z^^ )i* te'rs Capricorn.
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JjjLJoLj, )&-* from the above, solstitial, %+\&l adv. from the above. %Zy, cwmingty,
troncal. di-shonestly.

*^iJ3o;J pi. UiJo^J rpoTtaptoV) a short hymn* JL'cij pi Jto from Jiii^ c^m%,
y^J+^ to
murmur, grumble. unfairness, knavery,

*li$ Pakpal to seethe, swell, surge of fire, )j/ r jy.^ J or j&*n^ pl. JftCL f. wfe*,

water,clouds; ofthoughts,feelings. Ethpalpal sandals.

^*J$Tto be made to boii, bubble or seethe up; i a coin; see ift oeu ;j.
^
*|4kJ U*& \l^l &tff tixai thefrying- i^ cf. JiJ o *ot7, p#, &Zo writiDg.
pan and heated; metaph. as
be filled with oii
.1^ denom. verb Pabl conj. from Jj;^.
Palpai of water, of an earthquake; \^Z
fo harden, indurate, petrify. Ethpa. *gM
hZ&J*hJ*Q *&|t|&J!B the sea surges and rages
to become hard, indurated or petrijUd.
savagely. Derivative, |^c^.
m

^^^, M&i pi. \ perhaps a corrupt \ji% pl. + , \ m. fiint9 hard stom, rock;
]Si^f \[o hard rock, fiinty rock ; jj^ Icuajd
form of flnift craiicula. m. a fiai tron plate

with narr&w openings for baking over the coals the hardness of fiint; )J|? )& a heart of

or for holding coals, a gridiron. fiint; \ k& yi^f \x*F he whose heart is hard

0*^4 Palpel of jw^ to soil, blot.

a8Jlint. Deeivatives, Yerb ^J 1 qj ;^ Uj +,

m&, J|^ rl }*. l beating, buffkting of the

\a^^ a sort ofmanna.
JL'cuJ| from U+ f* fiiowy or excessively hard
billows; metaph. ji'ilt? \Zi the buffeting of
nature e. g. ^floldoifl? )Loi i] *Ae extreme hard-
eonscience, ii. daubing, plastering.
ness of adamant.
JJclx^ pi. - m- tribunus, a tribune, offieer
liil% 9 J&J from U^flinty, rocky, hard.
of the envperor.
3iJ fut. o^^J, act. part. &, ti$, pa&s.
part. ^ZJ, Jw, )li^ to smfte, bujfet, dash
vaJc4^Z^ or voI^^, U4^hJ P *W*4
1 -

against; to clap,flap, wave, move "with^ji,

rplycovovy a triangle.
f.

]lo-L2 rfc. ?^. f. expulsion.

oor\; oMi
,

%X !j$ smitinghis breast;

ifj3i**$JL *9o;^ smiie upon thy heart; 1^^
Ji-*& tt**& 4*y or ^4*^ pl )J^y ^L ^jL t-^*4? wings which touch against
!
rpirrj, the third esp. ifte third Indici; tertian
each other; said also of billows, wind, &c.
ague.
Pael !^ a) to buffet or smite repeatedly,
jdLI^ a) corrupted from depfirj, fever. and
treat rpughly; to shake to fro, shake off
b) a pear. leaves, strip off leaves ; to clap the hands
r^vvw; f rptfilaiov, a corn worth three ^ *d^2c tottering on their feet,
dirhems or about half-a-crown. minoing; > *oo^^J!^ &^& ^ e shall wave
li+Zl or jii ^ Pers. m. a tray woven ofpalm- Ms hand against them; \&*.L ^2^-j? \&
leaves or osiers. he must strip the vine of its leaves. b) usually
|au^, Uxi;^ or Uii^J m. tofay. pass. part. to shake, harass, agitate, vex by
JlisuxuZi Tpio-KfX^y, a tripod} a three-legged fam ine, war, plague, troubles ; \^^>
table. fcwullso the weary are at rest; ofc-> ^s l^c
lfa&L*tl rpmovs, rpfaoSa a) a poem in three- smitten in his heart; JKs^js? owdb the
foot measure. b) pl. J*2u$^ mantlets or sheds relurn of the shattered Chtirch to God. Ethpa,
to proiect besiegers. ^ji( a) to be shaken to andfro, ill-treated,

^iiJ, Uii^ Jklai^J a contentious, mischief- harassed, agitated; afflicted; with \&j or
W;
:

making, malicious or s/y person esp, te hLo't his spirit was harassed agitated, 6) to }

IJi^J fc fc*&ul?*Eve was beguUed by the be weary, exhausted, worn out, disabhd by
misehief-maker ; U*cl^ *&& Ui*j i&a'fi hunger, thirst, fatigue, disease ; metaph.
a contentious tongue causeth confudon. o fcJ&a )o d^fco he wore himselfout in
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prayer, c) to red, stagger in drankenness.

Aph. tot^fto smite, shake violently; metaph. C+^k11 .o>?
ram, treating, negotiation ; io
V Ut
to harass, vex ; l^ooi *>l^ *&J] J[ I smote J^^id^ they toere sent to negotiate*

my face with my Jiands ; to wag the fetii. U,A>!^ or 11a\o.^I^ pl. \HL m. rpinXlviov,

Debivatives, \&^ \&i&, U**t&> )*>&*&> a dining-room, inn&r room ; U*^!^ -*. ? the
p*e$ident of a banquet, mater of afeast; +***

\'4 pl &4 a leaf; k*4

rarely ^*4 m -
*^x9? \^'iof U^iLi^ ^ m one of the
great bangiieiing-luxlls of the palace.
\lo a cabbage-haf; \ix \$ a grem reed,
fresh reed; M>*-^ ^-sJL snnach ; metaph. u^l^ fut. j^o^J, pass. part. a-Z^, f Jk
,

a) a leaf of a book. b) U?{? \&$ the lobe of io sca^^r, sprinkle, splash; metaph. to spot;

the ear; !U? ls*% the lobe oftlw liver; J.2>^

.fr i^ \^ ft
c s
**^J? J'^J
^ wl ^ splashed

JLJLi? the cartilage of the nostril. c) \^ on tlieir bodies; )^)o oAi <p **^ >! ^
\****\c\} or )^**? brun. there beingno spot of false semblance in thee.

m. a strohe^ blow; the strohes Pa. +,1% withJ^i)o to dash against theground.
\&ll rt. 9*J.

of a bird's wings; )&*? \&i a beat of time, Ethpa. ^i^l/^passive. Palpel *^^ to spot,

a moment;
y
Jal^a? y+] a$ at one blow, as in a
swtter, soilj sully, stain, pollute ; **^^
moment, very suddenly,
J)a-a Jooji spotted with blood, with evil;

]ja;^ a
e&& JLa jfc^in^-so ^i?e pollutes his heart;
skiff.

^
used esp. by writers in expressions of
I4~kh{> J^-^% P1 ' * m "
rP a7r*&V,
humility about their work ; .m**jjo^f
a money-changer.
\ f..ci j.5 rt. *&;J. leafy } mode of leaves;
f^^ ^X 44? <5 God, pardon

thy servant for sullying these lines. Ethpalp.

\Sj%1 J^io^ girdles of leaves. i*J;Jif to be spotted, stained, dejled; yC^Mj

\milk l pl. J^ m. a corslet, cuirass of mail.

)&m*4 pl. )^^ or jft^asj f. leanjlesh. 6reai i/te fast and begin to pollute themselves by

pl. J]L. tfinejtour. eaiing prohibited food. Dekivatives, W>q^,

jj3^
*%> ^*4* J^hj c/a/, excellent, best of
its kind as the bravest, most valiant, wisest, )JLil and JjL*IJ m. a barren oale; a shrvb*
most shilled; expert vigorous, valuable;
> h^^ Ml or *2 fut. \>3 9
act. part. Hj, pl. ^,
%**] <*!& iov^? $J \$ tliere is none so good pass. part. U^, J*L^ ; tlsJ^- to ^'^e, conceal;

but that there may be a better ; %od u*^ to hide oneself; lie hid; U^o &i** he jled
9
excelling, best of att; \J>$ \&j} the best tin; and hid; pass. part, Mdden, concealed., secret,

Jj^i^ \Sjio U*+ Jlocxro ]L>S.2> a slrong occult; JJL1 JiV^-i concealed in a cave;
or valuable beast, horse, muie; \s>+ 1?t~ wgor- pl. f. emph. JkULiL^j Mdden or secret sins,

ousreap&rs; }lsO'+% )^^^T(m9fire ^ U>+1 )** treasures, &c; also hiding-places ; Jj^i^a
Jjfcla^oo imtchful, valiant (md brave; mSs^ ooo iT^,,^,, iA^y Zay ^ secret places; gram.

[ISiS the wisest the Chaldaeans; understood e. g. in an elliptical phrase as J.45

of \j>*

\U^o%f the bravest oftJie Greeks; U^'iA &l ILxxq a handful of flour, wbere ^i of is
\jL2 )icc>r a conjunction lying hid or under-
the greatest among the prophets.
stood. Pa. uiJ io &<&, conceal; to conceal
k*+y>4 from *'+&' a^v we ^> ' wsttyi excel-
lently^ skilfully.
or excuse a fault ; ~**^ ^ij ^i-^. ^*^ W> *
wii Ijoom wi5 Cain, Achar, Gehazi, Judas
Jitti$^ from js^J. f. excellence, pre-eminence, concealed their wrongdoing ; U*|**> = U^.^0
.oom^o? Ji'cu&^ the excellence ofilmr way Jj/ / conceal; &*&*> jkoa^i /tzcZ^w treasure;
oflife; \>isdk \J>'^ JLoj^ the valour oftJie also jli^i|^ ellipt. the same Jl&^? jfc^i^so ;

valiant is shown in war. Mdden stores of Jmowledge; jfcLi^o ]b<ijk

ij^Oi^ m, traetatulus, a little treatise. a secret saying i.e. one in which the sense is
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hidden ; fnN^ JJisJL^- secret eounseU ofthe concealment opp. Pa. part. J&U|^o the things

Mitg, secreta of state; UJu^-^o ^fcLS the conceahd; .ow^ia^i? ja^i-* the caveswhere
Apocryphal Books. Ethpa. wi^if to hide or they lay hid; jftLIii.frxi* ).x aa ax L Ae
coTioeaZ oneself be hidden, lie in hiding; a-ut^i( suffocated some in their hiding-places- Deeiv-
ATIVES, Jl**C^, JicL^, jk-^J, ^J-aA^O,
hid themselves among tlie trees; a**^M Jli fAe

wiater disappeared in the earth. Aphkl i*i^( JL^cua^ rt. f. hidmg away.
U^J.
to hide, secrete; to conceal, lay Mp or store in
)l*^ rt, )u^. f. <m exlinguisher ; )|*tii>?
a secret place; ^L&> U^' wiic& foy vp my
emph. of a candle*
commandments in thine heart; pi. f.

J&LftAj& hiding or lurking-places, places of 4*Vj^[ mountain dialect, indeedf reallyl

* r*hft,i\n \^\.i rdiro t**J*> AuaoA^ *

* r^^oAu^in.i KLnOco. ^ox* #VSrasxu ^jwoj^A rCir? rnr*

*

t
nd
w i. e. ?o# Tm?, the tenth letter of the o jpaat ajfter, cfc&re eagerly or fervently; io

alphabet; the number io ; with a point above, long for; ox **SU ^Jao tfAey hunger and
J, ioo ; with ? prefixed, *#?, the tenth. pant after it; ]?o^ Jo ^]1 he longed for

& interj. #0/ O! Oh/ this ; jl^Jjtl )&C&AdIT fervent supplication.

Pa. *aJJ^ pass. part. olj-Iao filled with longing;
JU or HU, JiU, JfcLj: pi. m. ^U, pi. f.

full of pasionate deire. The Ethpaal has

*U, Jl*U pre. part. of a verb no longer in
use fair, comely, becoming, seernly, suitable,
varioiisforrrisoUM ? cJ)IL( 3
ollM andooii/
;
to long for, deire ardently; *L*)^}SJ ^*Jw
meet, rrirtuous, noble, honourable; s-*U con-
traction of k^
r
|JU m. and ^fcjjl = ^feu^U U ^^IL\ iAe skeep eagerly deire ihy pastwre;

f. i&ow art fair &c. Jls-U Jks^* # virtuous

U^*X^ ^ l^aoiir uAaJ my soni hath desired
;

thee in the night. Deeivatives, t\~% -

deire; ;jo ))u & is meet and right; im pers. h- } /

due; JlcUi-J-, UJCU, U^i'O^, U4-OC, Jloinl^l^^D,

with ^, it becomes, beseems, befits, is

y\ joo jjl? )to-/ *Ae honour due to his

llo^-Usoo, Uj^Ufcoe, WJjl^-U!^,
)f^
labours; ]&aa*L UU o o praisebefits
* *
him, is comely for htm; \i 4i \ gl*^ ]U? J^T)^I)u rt. o}-, adv. eagerlyt with deire.

\ n
\. ~ things which befit, are in accordance J IclsJH rt. ^J* *eager longing, earnestdesire.
with, sound doctrine. Derivative, JLcuU. Jl'cuJI rt. JJ^. f. beauty, grace, comeliness,
* *r
&\Z fut, oJj , act. part. oU, Ji>U> pass. part. seemliness, honourableness ; ]L'cuU i fair
beauty.
cJU, J^lU, JI^aI)^ Pe. hardly used except in
the parte, both of which have active meaning, )J)i in the dialect of Tirhan. nightmcm.
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<t&xeK jasmine. stream. b) coucfograss sometimes )LoIlf Jl

*P* UA.*y JL*I seaweed, squill, rush.

Pael * ". fut.
&2&, ol> . a) to maJ ajm/ful
noise,sound a trmrpet, llow a horn. 6) to )LL rt. %a**, m. a burdcn.
shotd; to howl as the wnd. Derivative, ^AI a measure eqtial to two skins full;

a great water-pot.

puberty, adolescence; 1sj*>cu> m. a wind.

a) V
$e 5<afe of puber ty. b) ?#, $0 iW*- y>^T denom. vei'b Pael conj. from )oq-=sI to

marry a hnsband's toidoio, io filjil the part of

JLaVJ*! rt. a^. f. dryness droughi.
:

^1 a brcther iu raismg up a son to continue the

^a- roct-meanir.g to /<ntf. Pael
fathers narae.
a) to do anything hy course or m suecession,
i^I, JoorJ m. a brother-in-law, the hnsband's
to hand dotvn, transmit from one to another;
brother whow duty it was to mise up heirs to
^g^r m^ Ji^i^
7 have related in
his deceased brother. Demyatives, verb yi^>
order of time the empire of the workl; m\$t*
\L tkose v:ho wore the croivn in suecession.
9 J

b) to bring, ecort; to translate; to follow in fjhgft^- const. rt. fcoo^T. pi.

order; oo^ ooo ^Xs^- )&+&( )!&*&! a sister-in-law to be taken after her lusband's

the prophets who had brought the divine xvord death hy his brother.

to them ; t*J& &xs& that they may bring H=J pi, \1^ m. a buzzard.

ccusations; *&! ^SZzo thy hours pass by. U*oV^ pi. J^- ni. mandragora, the man-
ETHPA^^siTWct) to be kanded cloion in suc- drake, love-apple.

cession, tranmitted, perpetuated ; JLcuua-o ^2 rsrely

**+l fut. a^JJ, infin. **\So,

%eXT J^l ^f aifk wllich was handecl act. part. mzii U^i, pass. part. U-^I, Jk^A-Al-
dovrn to us. b) to be deri'ced, generated; to a) to be dried up, arid; to dry up ii.tr.; to be

taJce <mes origin, descend from ;

^l? ^aii. stanched; &?/'& 1^ **+ the waters dried

** aZ%Jp the Hngs who talce their originfrom up from the earth. b) to fade, witJier; to be

thee. c) to be brou.ght, eseorted, accompanied; shrirelled as trees with eold; to droop, lan-

gw*hs **l ^ ^o U-/ o^. in

J>UI )jL}
r
on his jovrney he tvas eseorted one night it sprang up and in one night
from one place to another. d) to be translated; withered; Jl&^? ^ * shrivelling from
dry,
iNf^ lfHLJ VJjg* the last line has hem fear; part. fidj. U^I, JfclA-^ it. **^-.

translated from the Greek. Aph.%( to dried or bumt up, withered; having withered

carry; admit; to receive, or u-asted limbs; fem. eir.pb. ellipt. for \*Lil
hing, had, talce, to

.ckll&j f&Z Jidkx carry corn a^W IfcU^l dry land. Pael al to parch, dry

for the famine of yov/r hovses; Jijiao^Saj up tr., desiccate. Ethpa. jJLSU to become

f-TAN a people shall bring offerings

to the dried np, farchcd. Aphel eT^ dry, dry
Lord; \ioi<&^ ^Uoif }&>*o} wnys lead- %ip, sforivd; i*f )ja&I He dried up the
ing to salvaion; *<* ooo* *^2>cu*> they seas, i,e. turned the sea into dry land; )>oo
whirh dries
received his words; oio!^a
N
^X ^cuf \^o( .aJoj )^cclmo j2oj;? the cold

Ettaph. up and the heat which bums up. Dekiva-

he admitted them to his talie.

*%*l?*i0 kd> brought, earried, removed;

6 TIVE9, |aa^, )icufcxi*, U^, U*A 9 U^
to be translated of a bishop ; to be driven U^
\a*Z a^*. m, dry land, earth, opp. Kaol
Ja^o hitlier and thither. Depivativks, )U, rt.

JLL>, JUa~, U^sa-, }Ucoo, UXsa.5o,

KU,)]^Lrta. terrestrial )&i*: )l'^ t

jiarsoolfcop. land animals, opp. IlU^aS Jlo^ ajwKtc

%2J, JbJ rt.^A. m. a) a stream; &w p p

JbJ % il+x* a tree frmly rooted hy the rt. . m. drought.

Bb
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iluLau, Jfclux rt. Ji^+. terrestrial, livhig on With prep*. JL*, f ]?-*)- ^"<^ w^Jw
ry land. tkrough, by, by means of by the help of, with,

by reason of, according to} throughout, during;

Isj^ not used in Peal. Aph, u^/* to send
or drive away, to fflspe% reject, remove ; &1*!&^ )q(Zs> by ihe help of God; tOoM-lS by
J

U^Z !& he will reject evil things; JJ?

by means of them; iooj JJ
their assistance,

i#^)o ii was not in my power, it did not

yUJ J& ^l^^pV lest ihou drtve me away from
onverse with tkee. Derivatives, U*^uo, depend on me; ++*+( ls+& by our help, through
ns; JfCL^J Jlioocl **s/or afew days; ? #-o

j uoi ^> on ihat account, therefore, because^

i^* Shaphel fe^i. tofling, hurl, to throw
that; uoOmI^ in deed opp. oCccJ^.2 inword;
domn or upon; J>a* j *?^jLaof Jiits^
Z fcp on account of through, from ; t+Z ^
y
ifo ston.es which they hurl doivn from the
J.o> through the wind, by the force of ihe vnnd;
rampart. Eshtafh. ^oj^f to be hurled
Z %,
down; to be downcast, abject. DebivativeSj
? )t( ^* %> *wr, tvrough; Z *%JL
ULiZnear the gate; with ..o opew-, outward;
,

V m fi V ]^/j3f ' ** *i: a^ obvious or superficial theory;

,

3 jt^* pi. *"*, r ra - a ^ap o/ stones,
with Js.aJH under thepower of, subjecl.
a barrier.
Z root-meaning <o Zove, Pabl ?^T. io /ow.
Z emph. JJ* constr. * pL ^I,/, JZl/, Ethpa. ?IL/ o & beloved. Deeivatives, ]**,
)**, jioflf (tins last form o pl. is used for
inanimate things), constr. JZh i. a) the hand; ]_ not used in Peal. Ethpa. J^Zlf
Jpftflo f M vv f f o***/ Ai$ n</&i, 7ws lefi hand; variously interpreted as to be strengthened
j&oocue; J,,/ iAg right hand used in taking or to prophesy. Aphel to
tfof confess,
oatks; jL'cko^o* J./ joo fc^ he wrote
achnowledge, profess, assert, affvrm with o or
agoodhand. b) thejst; j*Jo jJLtwo^J'' ^Jbw; vOcmq^m^ uc^ao d confesstng thetr
pugilists. c) ihe paw, forepaw ; ihe axle of a sins ; generally of faith <o beliew, believe
wheel; the arm of a seat or throne ; a handle, openly ; k*J^fta ^ ? oi <Asy believe in Christ
JiOo.cc Z the handle of a boit; ihe clapper
of a beli; -MJ3?
\^Z[ ironhomds an instrument wo confess one hypostasts in Ghrist; }fcu2 Jl

oftorture. d) the side,bank, skore; U*o(' Z U^( Ae i*5 oi o/ owr faith/ cu;o{; .qjo
the roadside; UoT Z the seashore; JLj Z confessors. With ^ io gtw thanks, to praise;
JLoiop ifo 6ara& of a iorrent, of rivers, &c. )o*iC]J U/ ]?cl / yt% thanhs tmto God;
Metaph. a) power, dominion; JL***/* J*/ M^ -.*^cl^X }o( I praise Thy mercy, O mer-
a mighty hand; [1+&9 */ ife famrf o/ 2fo ciful One. Ethtaph. wjoLL( to 6e confessed;
Lord; ^ooo*** )**/ <Ae Roman government; to be acknowledged, declared, accepted} recog-
help, opportwdty cf. prep. below and o*!; nised; tobepreached; iobepraised; JLoLlC^l
* ja:j oom *-S as opportuniiy offers; UfeLls& ]^&C^l the Trinity praised with
bounty, liberality; %*\ )i* the same; ***\* a threefold song ; Joi^oo ]tI*' accepted as
j.ii^i* j* according to the bounty of tJte king. true; *?oi!feoo a ^o ^ ji^I i^ey v^re
b) jlSoo J** a high hand, haughtiness. universaUy aeknowledged eoceellent. Eshtaphal
c)
jo]^a.( a) to confess. b) to consent; with
laying on of hands, ordination; JLcuoi? Jt*^
jpx io league, make alltance with.
jlobo&JL&o ordination to the priesthood, to
c) to promise ;

= )++( d. yo^fcsj? JiunS cujol^/ iAsy promised

tJie diaconate; cf, J+Tacutt jiisx>.
to give Mm momy; *?j4? J^ y+fa&ke had
Adv. *oiZ*{ or uZl ow. eery Aeww, on promised. Deeivatives, Ja-jccc, l^|j^fuo 7

every side, round about; J^Jo )*/ one ajfter

anotker, in order, successively ; ]*j JN=>

Ki<& 6y Z?ii&, gradttatty, in order. U?ocu,, )V-!oi, LjW?oL
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UL& or ULcJ* pi. )~ rt *^ f*. m. a wizard, facultzes ; act. part. contract ed with per,
soothsayer. prons. li^Zi I fahow> h-&~ m. I^l f. thoti

Uc^ Ifttol pi. m. J- f- )*s- A ** knotoest, i*S. we hnow o &**! youknoiu t y

a) fn^rwcfed, leamed, experienced, shilful; **S*f~* they know; f.dj. Inowing, learned,

\&oll *%**< mf* skilled, cunning ; acquainted with, an acquaint*

with ignorant;
ance; l^*Ua<* ^^ knowing Greek, acquainted
JJ^icis? inform we now such as are dis-
cerning; JL&elf JJui& y}" according to the with the Greek language; }+/. \kl JC^^a cun-
computation of the learned. b) intimate; an ning hunter; i'octflo wil practised in under-

acquamtance ; ^ojo-^o.-. ^o **-Jf o^# J standing. Pass. part. adj. a) well known,

Zw* acquaintances. c) Ut* a soothsayer. notable, noble, famcus ; Jo>UZT k&c^ a noble

JL'abtO** rt. ^.** f. ) divination, sooth-

race or lineage; jfcfi*Zio? U&~ the notabes,

chief rnen of the city ; with JJ obscure, mean.

saying. b) Inowledge with J| ignorance.
b) eertain, fixed, a certain thing or per son;
}J]^0>+, J&J ^**. a) intdligent, in-
rt.
with cr \l\lx> afixed or certain sum of
tellectual, ivise, prudent, disceming ; ^-X Ji>?

Ic ^s^of the perfect money or tribale; J^J&ZI Hi*, several years;

JJoSj^ JJfcUoU? |Mf
endowed with Jl.X.Z*/ J1^jX2> in a certain year, in such and
way of life of wise ascetica, b)

intelliyence or reason, reasonalle, raional, in- such a year; -ojiab Jfco-^ certain ofthem;
teltigible; }J^&oU J& natures endowed with with J^>cu or J&.& afixed or appointed day
or feast, a special or solemn day. particular,
reason; ]jJj^o#I \+&j a reasonable souh c)

&*+U&&,O *'t. ^-. adv. rationally, intelli- private, special; J^oLX^o Jl^i^-.?
)^-i*9o

gtnily, learnedty, skilfully; with fcolishly. t ft'S r*\ things peculiar and private and
special to each. d) manifest, evident, clear,
)iVj&*tO* rt- ^-. f. intelligence, reason,
with JJ unknown> hidden; JliO^ZT JLic* the
consciousness.

\'JZ rt. .-. tewerf; ]? ^*? Jfijp*f W express image; fem. ahs. impers.
obvious, Ethpe. ^Lrl/ imper.
it is evident,

W-Syr.
bdoved Fathers.
>^^i^ E-Syr. same as pre, a) to be known,
\\iZ m. the hoopce; perh. the centipede,
recognized, ascertained; to be under&tood. b)
multipede.
to become known, be well known, famous, to
friendship, Iove.
jioft*!! rt. **. f.
jlourish; \Zi*'*> U^^ ^PU? U^j>
SoLZl or l^yl some insect see ^L?T.
;
famous Syriac teachers; *#*& M-^ mo*-^
J^I^ZT rt. ^**. adv. clearly, evidenily; ex- Jow ^^.fcs j^lmj/ at this time Mar Isaac
pressly ; with JJ secretly , tia*/< owi novice ; Jlourished; ^^i{o JIL leg an to le renoioned.
ignobly. c) io be knovjn as, be called or named, oaa^

jio^fT rt. ^**. f. *A* ?Aic& wa?/ 6e known, j^fad ^.CVa} Jacob surnamed Baradaeus.
d) to be made known, dedared; to be Tneant,
knowledge, science, learning, renotcn, repute,
the epoch when an autihor Jlourished ; with )j
indicated, signified, )&L$ ]h> ^llo icho

uncertainty; obscv/rity. was declartd the Sen of God. Fem. impers.

Jj J pi. )J^ m. and f. a %ewa; J& J a *A- it isknown, clear, manifest; r

I ^ J^Js^ Uo
it is clear io one uho can understand. Paei*
hyena.
y
^ +&, impar. s^Z to inform, indicate. Avu. ^o/^to make
^p also ^~, fut. ^j, iiif.
tell^
knoivn, to show, point out, sliow fortlh
^|, act. part. *fcj, J^t*> P ass - ^*t** P arfc '

inform, instinct, announce^ reiate; ^i*.^?ojd

|^L.IT ]&**. io know; toperceive, understand,
beable;
5

yiaJ^? know thyseif; ^^ ^Z& yj

J^il we reiate the affair; &t ^?^* they
z/ 7a A^ov; for certam; ^^? %*{ at his say there, gixe cut there; %Jw k^?o. tMa
J?o*

discretion; JJ? ^.~ Jj *oo ^i J> wittivgly rdates to, refer s to. Etxaph. ^?oil? to be
made knoton ann ownced, reia ted, told
and unwittingly ; with kij or Jooi to be ,

of a sane mina, have posscssion of one's ^A^oil^o -jiJ^ they are known and
B b 2
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acknowledged. Siiapbel ^w?q to waJb ckar, forme of *^1^ are borrowed, fut. ^I^j, inf.

explatn, texch; to tnean, notify indicate, signify t

%.^^, imper. oot, ^o, ooi, ^X^o, act. part*.
ebp. symbolically t to symbolize, typify prejigure, ', oom, 1^, pi. *oM, ^, pass. part. cx*^T,
predicii with^jC o r<?/er to indicate; Ji*> ?
\L. , ] jL- . The imperative is further shortened
yofcuo; MfiUfc ^?aJo w/ta* rfoes <Ai exjjres-
>
by the oinission of ot in pronunciation eep.
sion myrrh signify $ \XsH *. oi anncds> after o, o* o^ o o u wu and give it to him;
chronicles; gram. Ju*w fcojajL*> expressing in the fem. o ie always retained. a) to give,
passion i. e.an interjection. Eshtaph.^o&j*/ grant, allow, permit, concede, offer; to yield^
to knoto, reeognize, wnderstand, to see, perceives give oneself up ; io apjfby or devote oneself;
wot y^? k*^fc3 ^?ofc*7 ^ee /" && coai ^L o toi? u^2>oi grant to me that I muy
be thy sons; olx&? )IaL ^J>oJ&J ^Z* offer to Thee; JJ-i> ooU %J if time allow;
ojloJ^^io Ae finS then appreciate his power +J^l) J^LafLT ^.X *-^o^i V the seas
\t> / V.
m m r
of speech and eloquence. Debiyatives, l^o*!, do not permit thee to imss over; oom? #-i
o he to ohom it is given. b) to pui, place,

set, lay upqn or by withQV*%JL Lo^ o

Jfc^~, verb ^*>, te*?, UlXo, JiaX?coo, I^mp finding favour ; withw^o to set before,
Ux?ax>, )Iolx?q.jd ; JfcO^fCOD, UXCLAJ0, in sigkt of; to entrwt, commit bestow, assign, 9

appolnt; ^.!s=>oJ Uaaax? Jj^cuaX Jo( the

father of a multitude of nations have I mode

and U?oga. thee; y( oo*- J)j|o )&jg ^*f fao oom
^1, &^sometimes^*rt^*.m.a marh, lon.An Solonion made silver to be as stones and
sign, note; iai^%& JLJx>9 Jfco ]SiZ cedars as sycamores for abundancej *X o om
h+*i o signposts and milestones by the roadside; \*j he set me a time* Idioms befbre another
3

any point, line or sign iu writing opp. ]Jlbc6 verb to betahe or take to; ji)J ? o om he was on
fwenfa or dote only; Joo? ^^1 vowel-points. thepoiat ofcoming; *o \.^\ o^om tliey tooh
Also tJieJlrst words of ahymn or canticle givex* toflight.
as the nanie of a chant or tuue.
)-*i
^^* to give the hand as a sign of good
kLZ or l^LZl pi. JZ. m. ajlrefly. faith, to promise; to give help, AngL a helping
h^-UL^ rt. ^.*. adv. leamedly, shilfully; hand; to alhw, give leave or opportunity ; to
by name. give way, suhmit.

JJJ^P often J&^ pi. JIU? rt. ^~. Jm o om to give ivay, make place, give
f. a) Information, hnowledge, doctrine, jfclxZl JJ
opportunity.
ignorance; j&kl Ic ivscno foreknowledge ;
JC^k^^. oI to give ia marriage.
Jfes X ^ jJj ignorantly, inco'nsiderately; un-
expectedly; J&XJL ]J? JfcOkJ^J wittingly and Jio onl to cry woe upon.
wnwittingly ; JfcCxJLj J^-4* l^med mm. JM o om fo iwrw iAe back^flee.
b) = povs } mind, sense, intelUyence, understand- ^ fi^Q^ oo^I to pronounce or co22 blessed.
ing, apprehension,
o/Aw wrf; &S^Nip
)lxp & jaaj &e wm owi ]2s^so o o>* io greVe aw answer, pledge ones
J jfcLxp /o^ic. c) a note, word.
indicaiion; \&ui%&% ]!*> a notice of the
patriurchs h e. a table of their names.
jlca^io j^ ooj.^ to ^eZrf obedience, submiL

om the name of God Heb. Jah

} the Lord;
\ oU^j o om io devote or ^*w oneself up to;
to yield oneself.
cm om s sornetiuies found for Jahveh.
shl interj. Oh! enough! tooe! J^L om woe )'i\& o om fo 6aar or yield fi^uit.
to theel )js^^9 o om io answer.
oom rarely ooj or ooI bas no futm*e forai L o om to crv/ out, proclaim, make a noise,
and the infin. ol^ is rare, the fut. and inf. give a sound.
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&$oo* ooJ <o sfo>tt> 3 exhiint; to promise.

> H 4
a-* adj. o/ <fe Jubilee ; Jfc^-*-

\ ^* o.I <o salute, to bidfarewell.

l^-Scx.? </ie ye^r ofJubitee.
I f *l
<o correct.
^=>cu, Jlicu pi. H- rt.'%^. m. a course,a)
serieSy succession; jlanXv? )|^cu succemon
Ethpe. ^yr 6e yw, granted, per-
to the empire; )^^of |^Li^jfc> )L^cu Apostolic
mitted; io be yielded, surrendered, delivered;
succession of orders. b) custom, trudit ton,
transference, translation, version; Jk^ss^^s a*
was given me of God; j?o oomII kt ihis be
verbal tradition; Uii&m^ Kua* ^d Jpcu.
granted; o^?*)lo&S. '* w delivered to
chrono-
a translation from Greelc intoSyriac, c)
death. Derivative s, J^oom*, JLclooc-*,
loyical order ; J-a*-? ^=^* or Ui ^oa*
chronology ; a dividon or seclion of a chronicle;
koisJS iloa- ^?'5 seetion. d) JAl^? J^^--?
M>oom, JKooom rt. oom. m. a grfwr (opp. s5
Jl^*i.' %>ocu or abs. getiealogical succession,
I
' 4 f
a taker, receiver); esp. a KfteraZ gwmv
descent, line, posterity ; generation, jprocrealion.

e) right of succession.
Gewr to those who givey grants gifj 1&*H
the earth giver offruits; gram.
)*cu, Js.
9
_ adj. from jUo*. of tradition,
]i\ J&>o*om
tradiional; genealogica!; genital; etymological,
dative.
an etymologist.
t giving, alleging ;
JloooWi tk
rt. o o*-, Ltf r from yx^I m. a levirate marriage,
4 -C \ %A
JiadooM l&x*y*acfoaming0nhafb; Icooom
mafriage %oith a brotliers widow.
Jls. allegaiion of cause, l
jj^ol Lcooom ornamentation.
**&* ju9um an >
acre ^ l an ^-
o )^cu pl.^w^fu and )'4^u jugerum, ajuger
kJifo adv. Judaically, after the manner
or ac?-e of land.
of the J&ws.
jcu pi. )?^ f, Yud, name of w the smallest
Ujoo^ and U?oom m. a /?; ]&?o*I f.
letter of the Syriac alphabet; ajot, the tip or
a Jewess.
paint of a letter; J^^w Jl cDJ- ?<^ cmejfo*
jt'cufoWl
o^i m om
f. Judaism; collect. Ae 7<w$.

a sliout of joy, hurrah/ huzzaf

or w fe&Se; )L^ J?cui confused or JarfZy-

written letiers.

1s*)>^om rt. o om- adv. m *Ae rfaft'w cas. !^*jcl* adv. Judaic, after the manner of the
]LcuaOM or )Loa**J[ rt. oom. f. giving,
Jeivs.
assigning; a gift, donation; }ia Ioaom Judaic.
Jlcu j&fcu
3
adj. Jewish,
division by lot; J*osu? JLoaeH ft* 0wni^
|ijcu, )fc^?cu from jcl.. gram. written with
o/ifo Law; )^i Lgl&*gI Mfft assistance.
a Yud formed by the insertion of a servile
^T, o^ pi.
r
" com. a) propeiiy
Yud.
or

a of rabs.
tribe b) a troop, bnd, coltort;
UL^i % JoT or )lo* m. the panther, cheetah.
il$>&t bands of Kurda; \
heavenly cohorte* )Jai or )^cu f. iira, Greek {.

ISLei m. J&fcsUT pi* f. from Jo. adj. )lm -Na- pi. )^- a Julianist, a follower

gregarious, in troops ovjlocks. of Julian of Halicarnassus who taught that the

cu contraction for Ucu (?m& i.e. aceording body of Christ was incorruptible.

to tlie Sepiuagint version. Jia^cu pi. )1. rt. aiw. m. learning, study,

scholarship, instraction; a dogma, doctrine,

Joi cu rt. ol*, m. a#er longing, earnest
deire. opinion; an ari, science; \i\ cu ^*^ a school,

JJolcu pi igMcu rt. ok. gram. optative. college; U*^*>! Ua^cL the learning of Hu
S

ojacu, JJLacu rt. cm. in. /ie Mnm2 of a Magians; UL^ Ua^ct* heresies;

Uowio tt&> J)hysics and meiaphysi

trompet, a siout ofjoy, shouting, bawling.
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Ui&^cu, j&i from U^cu an adherent UU>a* pi. Ubcu m. ek&v, an image,Jiyure f
of a doctrine, a sectarian; scientijic. likeness, pi. icons, iraages cf tbe saints ; a cojyy

cu, k&cu pi. -oScu, Jiiocu oftener j&ecu of a book; JtLZ mah^J&f U^^? \x&<L
tu. a day, 24 hours from evening to evening (for the king's likeness starnped on a dinar; metaph.

the day,daytime opp. ^^

the m'ght see kaao*/). a figure of speech, semblance; gram. form.
Derivative?, verb u, )jAflUAp Lu o* v>,
yp? or U;j>? o^aocu or )U*bo A-icu <Ac 9 f

Lord' 8 Day; \J*jl> ? Joool Sunday; kaocu jicnii c\.oo,

t*f &? Zasi (iay; ^o^.r *Z afull month, jfcljj&o. pi. J m. viIkivBqs, jacinth.
enlire month; |1^q *fl or j&,*k*.ik. a^- }JLk.xcu or flhlLocu pi. ^ILor U vaKtp$ivo$ s

vanced in years, aged; .&&&*? ofour trne,

ofjacinth, hyacinthine.
in our days; ^i ujaJo 2# Ae tiM 0/
**,
71
m. a burdm, a weight>
Jtocu pi. J rt. ^ix.
<ray one; *& ^0 in my days; .Lca- J$
chargej J^j&j9 Jtoo-. heavy exjyenses; j*o*
epheimral. Adverbial expressions, Jlboo ol $ome
Jl^L^SLf burdensome charges, heavy exactions;
teme/ *a+ ..& m** orc*? tfay; yao ycu
*!qh-Jo? ]toa <Ae weiijht ofhis age; joo{ ^
/rom *ia?/ io day, continully; Ucua Jjial
eacA tfay/ c^d Joocu^d and ycuXo/fr eac&
nJ/ ^jL \isoL I vnll not be a burden to
any one ; heaviness, uneasiness. Wiih ^, 1
c?ay, daily; ^NaS!? Jood^ on &e nea* rfay,
a) to undertake the care, take a charge. b) to
o??. *Aa efoy after; |j*>cu >la iAe iieatf day, iAe
bear hardsh'p.
day following ; ,LcqJ? ?
|og<X*^3 ? daily j
jiioccu^ a/iter some ftme/ <p&* *& ycu or Utidcu rt. ~cu. m. scarcity, dearth.

v>cuX ycu - /rom rfa^ #0 day/ jfcocu *i; 9 cu Heb. tlie river Jordan; metaph. the

or J^oT #j3 yesterday, lately. baptismul font

jJL&cu, jfcLobcu from o cu. cfaty, dimnal od icu, l'cu, )s-o>cu rt. Au, a) adj. tender
\lxxZ ? )*c> ol k o > & diwrnal motion ofthe sun. greeft, greenish, yelhtoish, j>ale; j&>icu Jjfc&(
-aocu, JaJbcu from oa. to-day^ this day, a grre^n lizard; k^cf ^? ^*{ *>cL# jpaZe a^

at this present time; \o*\o jXaocu & fi-om /rom fasting.

greenstuff, greens ; jisJ^j Jua cu
b) subst, a A^rft, wgetable,
gardenherbs;
this day forward; Jiscalf jceaT this day, this
very day, tJie present time. green wnd-weed.

Ulbcu from *>cu. diwraal, quoiidian. JLc*cu it. ud^. f. rem grass; puilor.

.cu f. 'Ia^ Javan, Greece. Dekivatives, Jlolia* rt. i**. f. inheritance, heirship.
verb jcu, &*-*)jcu, Ujcu, Jicujcu.
\j Li cu pi. j^Lrt. 1^*. m. heritage, apossessiony
JJcu pi. JJaT corn. a dom; Jjcu * pi. ^*xi>
property;
t

,\>*
F
)Jl icui^/or aw everlasting
y\
Ucu a young dove. possession.
J^Ucu from ^al. adv. m (-rreefc.
yicu, U^icu pi. U m. possession,
rt. ife.

JJJclT, j&u from ol. Greek, a Greek; property, use, profit, advantage, increase, gain;
v y
Hicu? ]&L*cl*, /a&2e* o/&3 Greehs; J superabundance, superfiuity ; JtaL J^j m
]&Jcu iAe Septuagint, abbrev. ST; . . ww, io no advantage; JJyicu JL or w^^
JJjcu? or contr. *o*? tro t/ie year . . . according ;ery %}rojiiable.

to tlte Greek reckoning, according to the era of

k31cu rt. ifcs^. advantageous, projitable.
the Sdeucidae.
Joji pi. I rt. ^^. m. a borrower.
jlaJcu from ^oT f. a) the Greek Iwnguage,
h~}sL*U rt. j*, adv. as a borrower.
Greek learning, Hellenism; jlcuJcu? )fr\cu
the teaching of Greek b) the era or computation jlaSuTl pi. ]lo rt. *9jb. f. borroiving; with
* . r
of the Seleucidae.

J^al denom. verb Palpel conj. from ycu. to le ^^^T pi. )L misspelling of vaA^I Ttar,
versed in Greek, to 'imite in the Greek manner. a royaZ mandate.
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191 ai-

<&T t, act. part, ai, Ji^,

ful *f]5, inf. )LoM** from ^*,*. f. </Mf w./weA iv c/Zon^?,

pass. part, A*> i-, Jl to borrow; pass. o%7^ or sole; JL'cojL* to^JU monarchy absolute t

part, impers. i*u& *&> \L& heborrowed from power.

me; o joc uK H& *fl< &a* &<>r~ ^ from
rowed? gram. borrowed, adopted, opp. )JJi&
proper. *jLL?" to be borrowed,
Ethpe.
Ji-Jll, Jls^'
only-begotten ; \L(
r
&
of the Failter; l^U-lT ]LV& a- on?2/ daughter.
*jx*. a) so?e,

il'UZZ the only-begotten

onZy, <&e

r
obtained. Aph. *?ft? fc Und, lend on interest. b) alone, by oneself solitary; a solitary, hermit,

Deeivatives, \&oU. k*\&+}*, JLa&*** \&l+, 3 anchorile but also a monk or ?vem of a com-
munity. c) singular; gram. opp, plural.
d) of one's ovm special, specific opp. k-uaj^
JijJ, jl^sJ constr. st. % pi. ]&&! }

generic, e) f. emjA\> prop&rty, fmlil$~)}k***

rt. ,3)*. f. a foaw, investment; GJ&>? poil
the word used by later writers.
Jx^ll borrovjers who ham asked aloan; Jl^jl
Jlil JLnsLao t* scattered investment of the
}io!*UH from -^. f. a) unily; the being

one or being alone; uicu*M>I <&0U ow?y, *o

husbandman i.e. seed sown.
4 y 6?/ thyself b) the solitary or monastic life;
i p], J* m. dense smohe, thick dust;
t, y^..y | * y
a funeral pyre; \***wac> jls-*
? * j" f/ee way o/ <Ae solitary life. c) a properiy,
pofa jWZ o/ sulpJmr emitting dense
special quality.
Jwmes.
^m** PHEL^Zo^witb^ ) o enfeeble,
M* from ***. Ethpaal *Ii( io &e united;
relax; jlr^m^v ^Jio/ fo g'fw
render weah, to
sometimesbymistakeforlwir. Shaphel***o*.
occasion io remissness in the observance of
io fcave Ioneli/, separate; o*i2u -*a^ 7w #<
the sabbath; ^Z<xJco*%!La> ]*sa+,o^it en-
a^a?/ 6y himself Pass part
. . !* cJLao , J . oi
? feebles and debilitates the body. b) to become
)L *Loic solitari/^ separate, deserted, desoate;
enfeebled, exhausted; with "^ or & to be

is separate from both the high and low in rank;

unable; with w%& to despair; ^*o(
\ju^(\J>t> *& we are exhausted from constant
**7-iaJco Vf i-\ ; %cl>oi the entirely deso-
war; '^V^ojo *=^ he failed and grew weah;
laie;Jt^oL solitary or J^^^a desolate
^jL hJ&etl despaired of rny life.
widow. Eshtaphal Jlo^L*/ io fo Ze/i
ifeJWeL
:vatives, |ic^.**ciiD, llai^aaD,
alone, left solitary; with .& to separate from,
f 4
m. alcephalus bubalis, the buhale,
abstain from. Derivatives, )*., li^t*****, H
a speces of antelope with short horns, long
heacl and heavy build.
* same or become back
j^, pi. ^i io cast its young,
as po?* to be
^il part. r
-& JvJ^o^Ji c&l
f.
I became black ;
fo abortive, have a miscarriage. Aph. g^w-e-f
]L'clcu*.&. w;fca ,rf &ar% fer?i black with age.
io cawse abortion. Derivative, }J^*--
|;
r
fut. f2}7j i pei's. sometimes f^, if-
J^lT often misspelt )^J1, rt. ^*.
JA^J pi.
^JjS, act. part. #^1, }&) pass. pai*t. **^j
m. a% abortive or still-born child, a premature
or uniimely birth.
) , JL". a) io &^ef, io generate; \j( W^P
^U^LI U^>cu i/tow ar< m?/ 50?^ 3
iA?*5 <&*# Aaw
\L*Z or J4-- pl- 1 m - a networh veil or
/ begotten thee. b) to bear, to bring forth;

m m <w% -
]t=> ^^I vfSCtL Se shall bear thee a son; to lay
U^dcu Ua^ the cackoo /ays m
}**-!! or )l*Z**l pi- J* fr !*** ' eggs;
begottm, only son with j expressed or a strnge ^ ^f^* ^ or,?/ /
w.st. Pass. part.
understood. women; JLZ^X*? ^c are 6om; '^^ t*^
\7**j born in the purple; %J* +*+
r torn
Js-l^ or U*]Jl*/ from ****. adv. singly
^
%

a&>n 5 opart, by oneself, solitarily, as a solitary in the house i.e. a slave; Uo* t-^-
or hermit. 6orn o^ fAff Spirit; IAJ jtaal Mftmj
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beauty, inborn grace. Ethpe. +ll( to be ao whosoevcr hveth htm that begat ovefh

begotten, borti, brought forih; with *u? ^o htm aho tiuit is begotten ofhim; jIjcuXl \J+j<Jo

to be horn a<jain, be regenerate; metaph. to rise, U^cX? the East bringer forth of the sun.
wa& of the moon wcwe; to be
opp. ySef to fcs*i?cuX rt. *^.. axlv. generative.
cemsed,
shoitld arise.
derived; \+m ^#io? that a schism
Pa. j* to help to bring forth.
Jlo otJ rt, ^J.infancy; JLef cjf ]M
infantile ways.
Aph. ^So^a) to beget, procreate, bear, bring
forth; aLul+W ^o^ *>oW Abraham begat
Jlofo^i rt. ^. f. generating power> gene-
ra ting.
Isaac. b) to act as a midwife, give assistance
at childlirth. make bring forth, to cause,
c) to
lacuXi pi. \1- rt. a\. m. studious; a
leamer, pupil; J&ct^o UftX.!& teachers and
(ffect; arUh. to give the resvlt; #Xo< M-O-
\mZ a cloud caused darkness ; tioi ]LL pupils, matere and disciples.

JI^ vivifyvg ferce. Ethtaph. *^oil( to k-*jacsl rt. &^. adv- as a learner, im-
receive the help of a midwife, to be broutjht tativety, opp. lS.*U.jf masterly.

to the birth. U*^*> Jl^j

Debit atiyes, J*^*, JiofecuXl rt. a^*. doallity ; with ^ wiio-
JioX*, J?^J> J?<^, J^foX*, jlofsxij, cility, unteachableness, carelessness.
)io?o^i, s^l^v*, Jto**X*, l^tl, Jj^QJiO, ]^\l^\Z rt. X*. adv. by birth3 by right of
birth.

^1, J^J pi. )SZ rt. X*. m. a) the act of

JLW^tl or jlo^r pi- Jlo rt- 1^*- f. being
bearing, brngihg forth. b) birth, natirity ;
bornov be-gotten; JLV^^T ^ s the character-
\t>9 o^sl the birth ofour Lord; J*^>I fcw^
istic of the Father and"jlo^T |is>? l^L
the N< tivity of Christ, Christmas ; a horoscope ;
d^K*i the peculiar property of the Son is His
)X* Y^lnew birth, regeneration ; )AjiJlaof
origin;
r
being begotten; birth9 race, )*U
results, tendencies of thought.
brought forth, offspring^ a brood, produce, frmt;
c) that xohich is
Jlo..JS^f native cotmtry; & ^lo r^ I V
c*-ls- kwJJe / r^m ofeastern origin.
Jl'-X? omX^ the children of the Church; *^SZ
&-ML^ rt. ^. adv. with ^ ignorantly,
JLVaj) bastards; jl^**Is? j*^ cin insect, a
foolishly.
fledgeling; L-axc? )^+ & brood of locusts;
pi. inhabitants. JlcfauN rt. \*. f. knowedge, skill; with
JJ ignorance.
Ji#^LT pi. )lH rt. iw. . a fertile rnother;
a midwife. *%& root-meaning <o wwZ 3
cf. JJfj p. 17.

)t^L pL Jliii, emph. part. fem, of *! =

lament, cry rut; aaoo o.\ K\+('ivail and weep;
subst. a travailing wornan; a rnother; l\I
Jis*&e Jfcls* )tt\t^I %^Lj^ crying with
Jo*^.i* she v;lu> has borne seven, a rnother of
a loud and bitter cry. Dbeivatives, Jl^,
seven; Jo*^m IXl TlieotoJcos, Deipara opp.
kLJoo i-^J Christotokos, Christip>ara.

L f^i rt *^-# f. begetting ; bearing

Ji^I rt.^X. ra. i^e hyena.
j . .

matemiiy. I^vn: often i^.nsi: or im; j^^.:

)\<L, \t)<t pi. m. \\ f. JL" rt. ^. an or J&^:, also !^^;, p. J&&T or J^I
infanti babe, sucJding; c\im.s* )Lf rt.^>!^. f. wailing, howling, shouting ; a skout
) 9

as a crawling infant ; x*o& jjoJiwr

Jjg babes
jlo.1 cry, outcryj Htof Jfcl^U^a baitle-cry, shout.
v r
infaith; o^l^
jfeu^r o a>J l j+* U*>* && fut. ^CjJ, 1 pers. A^/ 5
inf, A^U,
until it is weaned it is called a Jcu^*; cf. ^C?,
imper. act. part. ^^2, JiSj, pass. part.
])c6w a newborn babe and li^JL a weaned child. a^I or <&*^I, takes^ of the pers. and'^i
^

J!^, JL'?^ pi. m.

r -, )\ l Jl" rt. ^. of the thng to learn, pass. part. lea&ned, skilled.

a prerii, one who beget s or brings forth; Pael A^rfut. A^)J but much oftener Aix
&l$ 0^ a/'cJi J?V^J\ c^d?^ and so with the act. part. <&i)o5a and <s&&
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to teach, injbmn9 train; U>is> uS jfc trainedto & priesthood^)t&oti> \\+h \LjS& and }ba
war. Ethpa. <&&?* imper. E-Syr. the same, are often used with reference to Matt. xxv. 33,
W-Syr. sC+tr to be taught, instrmted; to li-v\r v* one who is set ai the right hand, one
learn, to inform oneself Debivatives, Ua\ cu, whois approved, accepted, blessed. Debivatives,
kwUw, ]utuax, verb 2*+, U^&^t, UiicuL
Jj*J pi. ^axaiT, laS-vu m. the sea; a sea, ^]U*a5l from eCft#. adv, from the right

a laice; \J& &>& the seashore, coast; Jj^I hand or direction; rightly, well.
Ujv^? the Salt Sea i.e. the Dead Sea; hx \il^, JfiLi-pL m. U_ f. JklL-from ^j*u.

\i the Great Sea i.e. the Mediterranean a) at the right, hand or side;
on the right

jHL^w )lj^3bo <e deacon who stands on the

glass lihe unto crystal; JJ^araJ? JocJ ,r\X /ie right. b) judgedfavowrably, approved, righteous,

mode 2/ie moltm sea i.e. tlie great laver for blessed, esp. with reference to Matt. xxv. 33, cf.
the temple. Metaph. cioacu**? Kacu ^oi Jj
above : lilo- Ji^o? conduct such as will lead

tJie sea of GocVs mercies is not exhausted; to our being hand opp.
set at Ghrist's right

)\ ** * Zf ]^LZ a sea of hnowledge; ktt- >^Tin> J^ao?; ^-*?o HMXaXi Jfi ju->
Jocuil? iA sea ofdarfcness, i.e. Geheima. )
fcf"s{A loii. /ar from blessed courses and
cast down towards those which lead to rejection;
Ideu, U&+< and ^oSl, fut, ^p, inf. J^o^S,
ffi^ T Jl^KJick gracious recom^ienses.
imper. v.**" and i^J m. wjscu, f. act. part.
;

|uaal 3 ji^oi. to swear; to take an oath, swear \.4\^1 and )jCL^ r m. a hind of laice fish.

fealty; JlaL^J-^ fc"M ^ ^^ $/& ?w> swear jtxLxu, J..sLttu irreg. pi. of U&I ; see above.

falsely, forswear thyself perjure thyself; JJLaL, )h^- pi. in- \HLsk =gul from Jw^.
Ui& JJo Juoa*^ .y vio|i swear not marine, maritime, of the sea; aseaman,mariner;
at all, by heaven nor by tJie earth;
neither \Ux^l U^^s sea-green; )feLoa..vi .+ jt'c*-L
s aa&I swar io ww. Aph. u^oor a) to a marine animal.
majfei swear, bind by an oath; J\ ^H? u2*** .** denom. verb Pael conj. from )JLoI.
to cawse to swear fealty to some one. 6) to
to to^e 63/ $e n^A< Aan^, to handle.
caK to witness, to adjure; )&u? o J&cu& r
o
\&s pi. oft.vfil, )ilacL2aI f. a lake,pool,
adjuring him

Jf JjL.^&
to stop.

^oj exorcists.
c) to exorcise; *&*f
Ettaph. usooltf
swamp; U^c? j^Ki ^
. salt pools.

)n^~ corruption of ),orv>o( a% alemhic.

a) to &e sworn, put on oath; ycuJX^ol^
,cucia* see
JLoI^ faiihful be sworn
;
c&saoltsJ Zei 2/te

on the Gospeh b) to be adjured; to be exorcised. Ucui pi. JL rt. au. m. a suchling; suching
ehild,
Debivatives, juacw, ja^jaooo, jlaxoca-ao,
jiaeaii rt. au. f. suchling, giving such

m. a) one who tahes an \&&xL rarely \&c&ox* pi. )- m. vcomo-kos ,1

JJLsH pi.C- rt. jvi*.

oath, one who swears esp. habitually or falsely, a youth.

aswearer,perjwer. b) oforpertaining to an oath. toJ or J3X( fut. aaJJJ; act. part.^all, |Ai-i. to

npA*, esp. *fo ngto* ^wcA; U?i iJiuinfantsatthe breasi; ^-L( JANil
fcfc&*, M**&I pi. J f. Sfo
fee sucked milh. Ethpe. JwLf to 6 suckled.
fond, rarely with Z, U*s&f o*. fas ng/rf /umeZ
opp. Jbcu tfAe fe/fc, <&6 fe/i AaraZ; )lc&I? <*j?(
Pa. *aIT grfw mc>; or m%7&. Aph. jxL/*Varely
ftfc rogr& ear; [uxt+ \^the right side; U& 5o suckle, to give such or m#&; *i2*/
UaJ&I? the right cheek ; \itfBu *ao on the right, &? ifeose ty^o g'ive wc, nursing mothers;
9 p ..

)&ail> JLk4> w*t7di camele. Derivatives,

on the rigid hand. Metaph. a pledge, promise,
compact as confirmed by the right hand ; )x*&I
)vt!^A-;a compact of peace; Ucu. *xu the
right hand ofmercyi.e. strength or help given in Ui: or UiT m. JftUiT f. pi. m. H, f. J&L
mercy, ef. I }Iojo*s? Uxu ordination to the rt. oiirf- suckling, sucking ehild.
;

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ftsAAl or J&aJu rt. *ax they shall put forth wings lilce a dove ; Ux o>
lactation; j&aJu? Jla? the peri )kLcA^to Jloa*?? Uwi the Lord will cause

UJfcLalI, %*j rt. tftx*. fo righteousness and praise to spring forth. De-
# ...

Jfcs*J!Sjxu of l^iao^ relationship by birth R1VATIVES, lUA>, |xAo^ 7

jlp J\.a3D,
or fosterhood.
- ;*

asmin, jessamine, ^mjxu U**^> JuiC pL }>* m. a quail, a sand-grome.

jasmin oii or safoe. JfcLI pi. jl~ rt. L**. f. a sprout, shoot,

axa* Aphel &&>&( to addj increase, be blade, herb, plant; Joo* jj> jJ&ack Jlsli^

greater, do more opp. *- to subtract, diminish; Adam after the fall tended thorny plants;

^ofiO*X^- .cx^\ .a&flocu the fruit-trees

metaph. a projectiony battlement, parapet;
J*cl*? ^aJSJ the battlements of the wall.
sAaW yield an abundant crop; aa? Jo II

mie who 2>uts on more to the price; **o* JsLi Jl^I pi. ) m. tlie mountain goat, ibm,

j jai >ami? Jl^a^oli^ jiifloai? why chamois.

J*2>
do they add in theology tlmt the Holy Spirit ) wj&iL and J .,mo,x rheum ribes.

receives from the Son ? Adverbial use with ^1 $ JLx^nT, j^fj - vT avaricious, covetous,
another verb, again y more, abimdantly greedy, grasping; \Z& <s?> \h )t^
&*tm vi \ c&o( they hated Mm yet more; an avaricious man stirreth up strife; jio^c
]jlo &XO o ( he answered again. Ettaph. JjjsI insatiable death. Dekivatives5 verb ^.,
.aseollf to be added, to be given in addition;
with *i^ ^> to be added from vnthout i. e. to
.^ denom. verb Pael conj. from Ji^I.
be extraneous, non-essential ; to wax as the
fo ma&e greedy, excite cupidity; y>
. ooj^x
moon ; to be swollen as a river ; to inerease in
yOo^f ^? ^pf^ yCu\ jta a J? evil passion arouses
volume, in honour, in riches, &c. ; iolli^ covetousness in them so that tltey take what is
}++\S j**JS it inereased by Utile and little;
not theirs, Ethpa. ^Sif to covet, greedily
deire,. with^L, o^i O/V V^^>
Jkx.Zacf oj^Ii they ran and swelled iheir yCoOL\? ^2 Ae Sultan coveting what they
number frmn all sides of the city; gram. Hol/' had with them.
^-4-oDoil^oj additiona i, e. servile letters.
\s*\**Z from JixI. adv. greedily, gluttonously;
Adverbial use same as Aphel. Deeivatives,
J^-U^ ^aa-X ^> J^j) o^,aj^ iA^y greedily
seized their dues from the congregation.

ca^I, Jiai^I from Jiil. f. avarice, wddity,

^*?*m. for ^w|?^flDcu eccles. the seventh
covetousness, cupidity, insatiableness ; JL'*
Sunday after PenteeosL
^oom^? <Aefr insatiable bellies; JJ^L
K.9I

Ui anei uSl fut. Uk, inf. UU, imper. JAooJ? {?ct^> JIviSnS sin entered tfte wwld
u^I, act, part. \Z, \!i. to shoot, sprout, bvd; through the enticingness of cupidity,
to spring or come up, grow as plants, human '**- pL *"> i mu a thicket, a tangle of
hair, birds'feathers; l>amv U +Jznowwhen thorm or briars; a sucker of a vine, a briar;
the grass sprang up; **+} )&;/ trees which often metaph. of sin, &c, J5<o JJ briars
m
* i % 9
hadgroion up; metaph. fel l&y* f vu f v* r Joi^
* >* T.
root out the
JLa^ou^k, out of the Iove of money sjwings Aomy growih of sins; JioialsSf j> the
covetousness.Aph. ^JLoio make grota, to bea/r thorny tangle ofiddlatry.
or bringfortk as a tree to sprout or put fortk
;
\Z act. part. rn.pl. ^i, rare for Ji^? o 6o>fce.
asfeathers; ^o .J*sLt/^o jo7*lIj& u{5 1^1 Peai, not in use. Aphel uSo/'' a) tobe
^L/ and out of the ground made tJie Lord God
grow every tree; (ooii |-^oi? p*o
oble, enough, suficient;
Ij^oi \&f U
to fi before it
y V0eaufl ^4 v * oa&*Cg the land wa
1
'

r n*z
9
tfiorns ? not oble io bear them beeause of their came;
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Joraa& ml& ^*5 jpoor ?"s my tongue to fo sought for, caredfor, taken care of, attended

and wherewith shall I be svfficimt for thee ? to, studied, necessary ; )!^>? JL'okSoi *'l*ls&

b) to bring to an end, complete, consume, c) to the pleasures of the body are cared for ; aiC

come to an end, pass away, cease, fail, vanish, ^^^. v-^o it doesnot matter much ; ^.Tfco
toane; uo( JiJi **/ it vanished Mke smoke; &Jj*L let his needs be attended to. Paei, <& II
y**
J k' Ua& J> when anger has ceased; to^e pains, attend to. Ethpa. 3_*L/ fo ta
*o-i J^uqdco unfailing joys, pleasures
Jj?
ins, do carefully; owicLiIl^io^ s-i/ Ae
which vanish not away. Derivatives, U*S
too^ pains in their educaton, instructed them
carefully. Derivatives, ^o-^ 5
)^*^o-*,
JAi from rnap (avctop) the liver of an ass.
[Zu rt. i&*. (rare) a baker.

\oJ* clear red>

j-Tpl. r Neo-Heb. xsx.propemity esp. towards
\&c\+ pi. JI- rt. e.*. m. a super intendent,
evil, natural disposition; bent, inclination;
caretaker, overseer, guardian; diligent, busy;
jl-T iotam^w stubbornness ; ^i^>! oiJ ^ 6en
l0 loj^n %? Mojl diligent in every
)

qf owr nature; oi J d !u? MJ^=> a maw- wAo

good cause.
does not control his inclinations ; oi-* t-^j* ^ 5
\^)ol rt j*. adv. carefully, diligently.
covld not do what he totshed*
v!s3ti, JJfctso^, J&J rt. dj*. careful,
tl or +&+( fut. fcDfJ, act. part. +s&, )t^ 9
diligent, zealous; an overseer, warden. 1

part- adj. y-Jl, )', JL ".

to 6e 6wrnt -wp, 5ei on
jloJsaotl rt. -*. f. care, solicitude.
j^re, to catchfire; s^V. W^= wa-i^f Kjwa^a^
JL1IT pL C m. ajoint, the elbow. .al Jlo ^<?re w^s shoicn to Moses a bvsh which

blazedvnihoutbeing consmned; )li jfl^red-

and ia!--*
_* ttuu < ; see a-.
hoiarrows; o^L2) ^Ziu }J>*cu? o oi He from
fc*.)>$LlI rt. -s-., adv. carefully, exactly, with wliom seraphs derive brilliance* Metapb. to 5e
pains.
infiamed, enkindled; to bum with envy, iove,
t 4_ -s*
)i lu
rt, a-., f. care, diligence, attention, &c. Part. adj. burnt, bwrning, fiery,
r r faith,
seriousness; anxiety, gtcardianship / jLa&^~* torrid, tawny; \^p )o f*^ ^^ )^2> ^

]^_f|^^ v worldly cmxieties; Ja;*)5s* jl cKd o^ owr heart bum within us ? )So*~2>
r ^.^l parched with thirst; )l^l uJo) the
overnwch anxiety.
-*_ Ethpalpal J Jir enom. verb from torrid zone. Ethpe. A*i( to fee on fire, to

become a nation, to be propagated. btim. Ethpa. J&lf to be set onfirey kindled,

)-*-.. to
burnt up. Aph. ^o^ to set on fire, light,
jlJJ, jlT-T and JlZT pi. J* m. a jwopZe, race,
kindle, bum up, consume; \ls& \&U ol"
naftm; )i*f> )U%* k&oc^ ^e oflowfamily jlcoa ir^cJo come let us make bricks anei
and mean nation. Debivative, verb ---. bum them thoroughly ; *So( ^OOJ
&5 fot. jU, act. part. *p, kJ, pass. part. he burnt their city ; )oaio y+Y 0>CU* wOi>

&JZ and uT, I,

Jfci to be care/ui, be rny bones are vihite as if they tvere burnt
Ettaph. JiioLlf
an&ious abotU; to tahe care, tahe pains, to mind, Metapb. to infiame, excite.

to be burnt, btvrnt uj>. Debivatives, J*aT,

to be diligent, earnest, solicitous; voAl* %
)U?Cli^,
^^\ be not (mxious about your life; J^Ai, UfA*> JU**> JfC^-J 1S-I?CUX,

^- &=>? *&* &' minding their Iwuses well;

o&>o * J he wrote carefully. Parts, the form JJaI pi. T rt. .**. a bwrning esp. a burnt
nx.

\&1Z haa the passive sense, caredfor, studied, sacrifice, burnt-offering ; si\ > Jffi- a whole
\>.

sLlI active signif. bwrnt-offering.

sought out exquisite; form
}

kindling'WOod.
careful, anxious, solicitous. Ethpe. ^j^si \ls pi. T rt. t su. m.fuel,
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Jl^oo? )? this place is wearisome to me. b) to

a fire, confiagration; jJli^X ]ool & sAW fo be precious, rare, costly.

burnt; )Lx*c *.*!* *Ae burning of the temple. Part. adj. a) heavy9 ponderous ; deep, dull,
b) firing,fuel. c) keat, infiammation ; )J*u

aoX a burning wind;

Ji*&t rt. yA#, f*fire, burning flame.
Jfciil? jJ^jaT/ewr &eai. OOMji ^ 5<o?^ ea heavy
weighty but a fooVs wrath is heavier than them
and the sand

j?c&i, JL' rt. *&*. fiaming, fiery, fervent; both; jL'vJS^ )fclx#v heavy or deejp *Z^>;
)?clo JJ incombustible; )?aal Joa^jl Ae 6wm- \>k&. u vuSl ^w?Z o/ A^ar^. 6) weighty, honowr-
engr nms of angels. oble, honoured; |^o Ju^Sai loot *^l hwojid

Moses was honov/red before the Lord. c) dear,

K*acu rt. jA*. adv. ardenily.
ii* * * * beloved with'^C, woa^^ joo ^T? U* TJ t^SL
i.
.f. fiaming, burning; metaph.
a servant who was dear io him. d) precious,
vehemence.
pfow?,

Jwojsu or jycuai pi. J* vaKivos, a jacinth

costly,

unsdom
valuable;
is
)&f i^i's
more precious than goodly stones;
^ l^aftA^ ]ttl

or m&y; Uo^mdo ^^ioaao jijcuai a r^rf aw

]l*j^ JIv^T the precious tkings of the Church
scarlet ruby.
i, e. the Sacraments ; ^o^^ dearly, at a high
Jaa* or Jiaai rt.;ji*. a,j. heavy, ponderous.
price. Ethpe. ^a*L( <o be bu/rdened. Pa. ;xu
jlal or JLal m. a button-hole, a) to honour, treat with reverence; to worship;
r>-
honour thy father and thy
Ju denom. verb Paei, conj. from Uaa*. to
r*hi M
stamp or imprint a likeness on a coin, to coin; mother; J>ai2^ iOfe^Ialj ^e worship fire.
to form, figure, represent, describe, esp. by b) to confer honour or public office; to bring

similitudes, to signify ; *aiioc }

JjLmPi i\ .cu* gifts; ]oo* j^ooc
i Q* ao Uouaf ^ q^tce of
4-^-? |oft& a Aav^ JP*% ^^ ^ souls formed reader was conferred on him. Part. adj.

after Thy own UJceness; -. *a,*,> *7t9^a Mfrapj ! ijaio, Ji^fto^ a) honoured, honourable,

yJua^ao o *?)iL
,
^o aZ2 e Sacramente venerable; oio ;.q,*x> JXsi ))(| a sacrament
point to Him and all holy days are similitudes so great and honoured; jcu.v*o iJi 1^4^
of Him. Ethpa. *iul{ to be stamped with venerable old men. 6) precious, valuable;
an image as a coin, to be depicted, described, jlvvAdOo jlcuS valuable possessions, ILo^OQ
expressed; *^fluJSJ |J* tot*?? JtfccJL the )jl;Ju o/ a valuable hirtd. Ethpa, viuL/
beauty ofcomely life is described. imper. West-Syr. aTI/ io fo honou/red, held
h++l+J rfc. jx. adv. a) wiih dijfculty, in honour, accounted precious ; to glory, to
hardly} grievously; u^ocL*! Is*ljSl thou ari obtain honour; to be adorned or jtww in honour
kard of Jiearing. b) with honot&r, reverentially; of some one. Aph. ^o( a) fo waifee A^a^y or
Jlol rfc. ;ju. f. a) weight ; metaph. iJitZZ; o#-oo( .oolis3*sa*j iAey Aaw wiaie
serious7iess, sobriety, dignity; lionour, reverence; rfwtt iAezr hearing ; \y&r> ofiae he loaded
Jfcocw lo^fiu serious or severe anger; )iow5u him with chains. b) -wit]i%JL to be burdensome,
<l

Ji^o?? so&er or dignified conduct, b) heaviness, wearisome; i^ooT )J *5/ *^jJL <^o y^oi 6e a 6or5.

sluggislmess. c) fumitwre. c) io pi^e honour, mahe valuable; to appraise.

m Ettaph. 4jooU( io be burdmed. Derivatives,
fut. ;i>jj, act. part. ;iu, Jtfti, pass. part.

, J ?
ji. a) tobe heavy generally metaph. ]vuf ]U*W and
9 jltfiu, J^cu, Jj^cu, Jiaa*,
to be heavy, weigJied demn, oppressed; to be

heavy or dull with age ; tobe a bu/rden, burden-

some, op2>ressive; oi*\. Ji* his tongus was jinT rt. ^u- m. weight.

8ow from palsy; ^cualo y > yo^-ojo JJ? JOi-cu m. ^ ioa^.

|K(j and Ji'^/ rt. ^;*x. f. a bwrthm, cum-

Itearts be weighed down with swrfeiting and brance, belongings, family, children
}
little onesf
drzmkennesa and worldly care; u& l foUowing, household stuf, baggage; ) ST <
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197 M*
ooLvjBujIo vmuSul^ waggons for y<wr toives &l* AugM8b t *%.<2+ September. Debivatives,
and litth ones; oo^o yOoti^al w: oo^ iAey jian*;-, ls-U-^, Ul^..

fe/% iAetV baggage andjkd. jicLw^T from w*tl. f. a monbhly cov/rse*

o and o? cognate root to oi and )oi, slUi^I from w*lT. adv. monthly.

fixt. ofrJJ, act. part. oll, J;i. io he or focowe \1LL from w*lT. monthly; )J1L }.iA^cw
^reai, io grota up, to increase in power or a monthly reckoning.
dgnity; to be exalted, rise to high honour;
ULlS pi. }-L, same as J^jl or JcLZl m.
\JJbJL2& h*k&o hJ*& the plant grew up
a firefly.
heaven-high; U^i i*SLJ o*JJ kioj wow, -
Thy power be great; u^o* o*m
Lord, Ut
ULII, jlh^l^ pi ^-; Jl <* hanging,
covering, curtam, a teni, tJie inhbitants of
Zei 2%y nam fo magnified; w^lJfcs^ k-W
a tent, a family; j&wl y/ U^ u*^o
o-5 iAe phy sirian became famous and
out the heaven a curtain;
honoured. Aph. oW a) io enlarge, widen;
-ffe stretclied

Jt^Jo *^? j^J^LZI haircloth tents;

lilce

^^f
f^o90( Ae cnlarged midj ,m*.mo^, o*o(
LJojLi? Atf extended the heresy of
Pioi ^
families of Turks.
JlioL^ U^?' 200,000 <ente or

Macedonius; b) to make great, raise to Iionour;

^o*^lo } aSj& ^asiof
to magnify, extol; Joi?
jjj^jols-^^ dim. of )jsm^. a Zeftfo ourtain,

covertei.
emperors have raised thee to honov/r and made
thee a judge; \l* ri\ *m2u ^iai my soul *tZ to be long; yll ^? l^c^ a dwarfoah;
dothmagnify the Lord; Ji>>cu& the Magnificat \Jl )J >
^X l^N^xy o*i2 ^Xi dzscourse on
ujoo; oicu JsilJSo Christ grant thee to be this matter is lengthy. Cf. f( p* 2 9*
long remembered. a
H^ perh. crocodile.
Jl^Lco^ pi. \lm m. the jerboa.
i+^Z or *a*^.*I pi. J* Ttar. m. a royal
2J, j?*-T r pi. m. a weZ/ or ia?/c; mandate or diploma,
oom!** v00*^^^ iheir pools and tanks
&IZ fut. J5>)J io 5e or grow pale. Pa. ^ol*
r
metaph. tf^/ yC&?*)&> MLo )r blessed
to mahe pale; pass. part. udU, ko*-o>. pale,
toells are the divine scriptures. pallid. Eth^a. ^srZXi to become pale. Aph,
Uw rt. jat*. nj.pale, as%, &w"& fcOi^ io mA f;afe, become or iwrn ^?afe;

J?o;l pi. r usually f. ajachal. wojo/''y&oiMs face iwrnedpdle; toshow or

become green i.e, to put forth leaves. Desiv-
JtoU or J>oI m. a tree the sap of which is

used medicinally, panaces, heracleum, ferua

opopawm.
J3V*, f^o^T pi J* rt. **. m. a Aer6, gardm-
lo*, Jtoji p. Jiosi rt. L**. m. an Aeir,
or pot-herb, vegetable; Ji^ k&;* oiZd herbs;
inheritormater, j)08ses8or ; )t&o ot*To*i <3(
',

\J^J )Jiil fresh vegetables; JoUwf K5^I

oo*)^i^D Ae is &oi& Aeir emo5 ord! 0/ i/&e wne-
medicinal herbs.
g/ard; ojlo^ fewo? jlS* a Aoi&se iAe ovmer
JJa0*T pi JI- dim. of J^il. m. a waZZ herb,
of which is dead.
yellowish) pale
u*, \L pL m. a month;
., p-
*&> \& rt. 04^. adj.
J*
yelloto.
afull month; \J* *+9 the new moon, the first
of the month; }<*? U^ Nisan, the month \>J> rt. jdU- m. pallor, turning yelloto

from iBe&m,blight,mildm; jatmdice; ablight-

offiowers; )&&&&! 1>1I iAe month ofharvest*
The months answernearly to our own,beginning ing or withering wind.
with tt-Z or / *Z* October, **** or o *t*Jl l fut. li)J, inf. U)jo y
for act. part. see jlti.

November, ]1>JH or / *cui December, o oii io 6e heir, to nherit; io takepossession,possess;

r
January, ^-^jw February, i( Mareh, m*7 U*9 lf\j oj^!il his seed shall inherit the land;
4jf>n7, ^i/ ^/y, t* /ffne9 Joaot' /% .oiiji Jkoia! \ls* &^V *lWW beencalkdto
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I<A*T 198 hu

inherit a blessing ; [L\L U?^ U*>H o*oU(i their supeHors ; ojs*( Jj^*A^JlciaoA<s#2W
juiz&o ye shall take xyssesszon of a landflowing him with an arrow. Ettaph. ^oU( to be
* y
with milk and honey ; JJ^ Lftf that I may offered, presmted ; toadvance. Shaphelx
m y
inherit life. Ethpe. LlTii or lt|i/% 6e made tomakespring forth,causetoadvance; )l

heir; to bemade to inherit. Aph. tte( to give U^^cla-o fl r\\ri }^*,qJq heat makes every~
t

or leave an inheritance leave by will ; to divide

>
ihing bring forth and shootup; l^jxae ; U+io(
an inheritance, cause to inherit or possess; Jo^/"la^ I^jwcml^oo the path which bring
ti o (distribuie thy riches to thy near and leads us forward iowards God.
y %. y 1 1 y i 9 K is y
sons; woq12>
*y
uidX lf&x> J^J
7
j&^a good EshtaphaIj ^X)a7 to reach forward, stretch
man leaveth an inheritance to Iris children's forwa/rd, offer ; to grow v/p ; to advance, make
children; '^sltsoZ^ ct+ifcJ oo* he shall caiise j)rogress, succeed, be ad/vanced esp. in dignity
Israel to take possession ofit Derivatives,
JULio, JjUcu, Jio^, JU-, JUt**, JjUcoo. reaching forward to the things which arebefore in

Jl' pi. Jlsi rt. L*. m. an heir, inheritor, labouring unto virtue ; J.aifeoio joo ^JLofcUsa
possessor; Jla^asD }l*i
of the inheritors he grew taller andstronger; ^jto]*& \&i o
promise; o*IaoicDj JLt* a bishop's appointed as time advances; j^t^ J1

^?? * [<&**>&*& ty

successor to the see. let him not be advanced from rank to rank.

Jioi^I pi. Ji rt. L*** f. an inheritance, Derivatives, k^-*^, )-^jlcuik or J^a,OCL*;

portion, lot, possession, property ; JLoi*i -aii

fellow-heirs ; with -^L io redeem an in- >^j&I pi. ju rt. >--. tn. the throat, guliei,
heritance. windpii^e ; ^^Tf jCIiuL medicines for the
\jZ but pL JjI a rnaggot, hopper, a worm windpipe; metaph. J^S^^ y*^! i&*^ Ji^l^J?
bred n salted meat. ocu* and that the throat of thy soni may be

ctj only used in Aphel aZo to move, sweetened by the taste of our Iove.
stretch out, usually with ]i+{ and with o of o&m! or ]&*T m.jasper.
the object and "%jL of the pers. to lay hands kJ, jfcsl eom. a) being, essence, existence;
on, seize, steal, harm; >^;3l^ J** cxicf he
material, matter; with Jj non-existence, nothing~
oiof A
laid hands
ahzL*
on Tabriz ;
)l+jJLJ> if he
*!

have not laid his hand

\ ness; JlX Jfcll
^ ,X ^%^} He
us into being out of nothingness. b) archaism
r
broughi

on his neighbour s goods ; J./ wsoi^. oajLo^ used like Heb. eth as sign of the accusative
hands on him, handled him roughly.
ihey laid
U*?Vo \L>U U )l^nt=> God created the
\l ojJ pi. }L- from ^a^T. o/or belonging heaven and the earth. c) tie seif; with pron.
to Jesus, a follower of Jesus; )*,* ct*I )-icu>
suff. ^Isij *i>j tliyself; ojl^I himself; .om&J
Iove such as that of Jesus. themsehes; o^s ;^^ 7s ow^ 5o^; A*^.
^*- not used in Peal. Aphel ^-Io/^o olisl beside himself cf. olsi^ i-^** possessed
hold out, stretch out usually with )++{ and with Ic^J^i
of freewill; *)&o self-empire, seif-
o of the object or
\^9 Jo^w ^5& AfioJo
^jL
ojX#(
of the pers.,
SjHqj lest
j*&f
he put
control;

* ooj
J& 1<^^JL selfdisdain; \)&&
^omI^^^ 5007^6 ^ existence by them-
71 ^^
^
forth his hand and take of the tree of life; JsXo/^ sehes. Demvatives, U.^1^*, J-j!^ verbiV^.
JJ..a^, \2^& (o * / will stretch out my hand okJ" fut. oISsj, inf, oli^ or oLU, ituper.
?
andsmite ifieEgyptians; JiiL^lso &*/
o*/
, parts. oC, Ulisi andc^&J, M^N.*. a) <d
Je^aJboo ),^\\^ **p("
,,

^& the destroyer laid ^'i <Zoww, &it, be seated, repose; to incubate;
his hand on the powerful and renmoned; J++1 with Jbil ^iL &c. to ride; with or
\&$A*
JLotih^^o J^ttaoJJ sj/ X,*,a& thou stretchest g^; embark; with U9cu> ^-
Ijsoaa o tafoi 3

forth thy hand to heal and to do wonders; on ^e fArone or elipt. to reign; U*9&* *^^i?
Jjyolx ^Lc^hebroughtMp; *^*<a& Hj^ i/^2/ w?/iO sei m ^ gate =^jvdges > chief mm of
qoo^s t \>hy\ */^y wldress questions to the city ; with oJLsu { to 6e n one^ rigU
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t-f-s&u 199 O**V-

min, have possession of one*s faculties. b) to \%1 oJ^. part. emph. = subst.
pi. J.L rt.

rentam* obide, settle, dwell; toencamp; o^I aninhabitant, dweller; o^t^i? |io oou ^X
^fi wickedness of those that dwell therein;

/or a ytfar aw2 a? months in Gorinth; tolie )Cd*j& wo&si dwellers in the desert; h=>%**

as snow; ] **?' )^* *C * % \*%i UliX voWt )o^

established dweUing-places that dwellers therein
ciml^ ttftfer*

fourjmgers deep on the roofs. c) to be situated.

& ttM*0, situated, placed ; seiiled, might have rest.

Parts, a)
inhabited; ftfcJftS U^? a oity t Ae ;;Zai; \t&*%Z rt. oW- f- J*w / j/oumingr,
it^ JfcX>> inhabited cities; see also as resiing-pi&Ge'

subst. below. 6) =-kJ *&fa?, seaerf; Jl

Jlslals; or JJolff rt. oU ft AV, eacre-

ment.
M&e Nur-eddin was where
oe iat/
thou ari sitting. Pa. o&I *o
sitting

cause to inhabit,
jlssfc^ rt oV-- ^^ of habitation, the

habitable earth.
people, re-people ; pass. part. ofcLoo, pk~o,
ULo%S m. spurge, euphorbia.
)l=>&oo situated, settled; with ^ uninftabited;
grrm^r,
metaph. e#Mi composed, occupied; U*^i ( Jt.^:, Jl^^I rt. *15^. adj. a)
^j,
J^I^o O firmly-set mind; \J>%S^c )Jo* overmuch, superfluous, surpassing, especial;
a composed mind. Ethpa. +llf to be in- ]tlS^ Jjacu* mp&rahwidant Iove; )i+^ IL?
habited, settled; to establish or settle oneself; greater condemnaiion ; JlVfc-* jla^*&w>a wiA
to settle, subside;
Aphel olo?'fo make dwell
to be inhabited,

set,
to re-establish,

tofound; torestore;
keep, station, appoint; ^ojsLcJ
or inhabit, to emise
re~people.

to place,

^J*? U>ao
emeoeal care; ]#VJ }^ioct*
^ ^s.
)XJI Ae
the magicians;
& ju
K
j?Jid Aem ew
^
irnes
wry wany days;

)i>^ U^i-^ imdue familiarity

vc&r
fi*r
6eer fta all

make desolate cities to be inhabited; )L^Z \Ji. a nickname; pi. fem. emph. swper-
ihey shall
words or deeds;
$J& JI^Z: ola )&?' God setteth the jiuous or needless cares,
superfluities; great or virtuous deeds;
solitary in a family; jlloJ \+j 2>l j^3J
to taJce strnge women to dwell with, to marry
' "

iLLjU '^h&jSvf anxiety about needless things;
^ , _ y .>
strangers; )*ij? ol?' to appoint judges; adverbial use; ** - and ^au* *-&-*
y
jy^iao^X ol? fo set on the tlvrone, make
?*r r
more or less ; J^a> t*^
ow;
sfc'S o
w^
Ung; JJa^J olo?^o station a guard; especially; **|j *|m wore ani
Jis-,^ wkw* accurately, b) odd, uneven opp.
)&L*~T %2 vSIqj kings founders of cities.
Ethtaph. ol*bll? to sojourn, settle, dwell, )qjw ew. c) /ar o/, strnge; )hlSo paai
inhabit; ^< gl>LoLU^ )\V 1w came to .y. A 11
fr& g&ajb t, we are noi strangers and
sojourn with us ; *&)o loX^^Af }LZ=> Jo? unaequainted with our law; oX )Lt.k io

/ an insignijicant person dwelling'in Amid. Jliti^Eve became estranged from that garden.
Dekivatives, ^=>fc^ io&>> l^fc^j Jla^-, fc^.it^J rt. i)S-. adv. more and more,
Jfc^>fcJ, Jfc**, Jolcco, U>toi, JUdUL increasingly, especialy ; tlie more, the rather.

i^hZ *-" 11. rt. *&Js*. m. aw inhabited Jt'oV^ rt. *JS^. f. a) the best,
pi. eUfrl,
place opp. js*. a dwelling-place, habitation; excellence, advantage; oj-sl=! yf* a &eer

seat, site; Jj>{? jo^I &> w aB the in- wa2/, more eccceZZmf manner. b) abundance,

habited. part of the country; ^oo^JS- aa^c swperfluiiy ; \* }^[ U^! Jlo**^I )og |

their habitation is situated . ,; )ot lob*- a man's fe consisteth not in

abundance of
jlaa^ij #ta sea^ of empire, imperial palaee. possessions; e't-fcJ & mperfluoiis, needless.

2'oducts ; )1^j*mxa jj.os-5*-

&, )l^C pi. H, ]- rt ol^. a) adj. c) secretions,
milk, butter, eggs;
inhabited. b) subst. a^ inJwbitant, settler, animal producte i.e.

sojjoumer. joio io*t-I^ 'was/e jrroducts, excrement.

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fcJ, l^l^i, )}^c%Sbereaved f desolate^father- power ; a title of honour, j*k*o o( O excellent

less, orphan; Al^l \>% ]SjS my or2>haned man, PI. f. JJjdo JllfeJao the most excellent

children; l&sZ Jl^oi education of orphans. things, noble deeds, virtues; <fcif Jii'ls-lao
Deriv ati ves verb 5 lS->, Jlaao!^- .jj&tt^j; .ir^L.p .. .pas . *i ^r
olC denom. verb Pael conj. from k&fiM- JL'c6 [d JL'cxij <Aere arefowr virtues pertain-
<o bereave, mahe an orphan. Ethpa. J*m ing to raional being, prudence, fbrtitude, tem-
<o 6e bereaved, orplianed. perance> justicej JS!s-oo ^i ^*^J^- a man of
?

JL c*fcJ from J^JsJ. f. orphanJwod, father- distinguished virtues. b) from j>k-T. supjMed
lessness, bereavement; h*>{ ^&? loaolis* /$ itrith a string, strung; Jl.9^00 j!s* a strung
fomgr motlierless. bow. Etiipa. >1^L( a) io fo mac& io abowid,

5^ fa to have abundance, abound, superabound; to

fc^U^I from J&I. adv. o/ ttotf/,

nature.
be increased^ to grow in power, digiiity &c.

to profit; o is^^Jo o^ oom&sJ io &m

)iJtsI, J&o from Jfcli. essentiat
5/1 a?^ 5e given and he slwll have abundance;
JtofcJ pi. r ff> sfoei, roK, taSfat, cotfe#.
jtcLA*^ lifc^i/ ^ra^e abounded; As^ii we
iI or *&>/, fui ii|J, mper. *lJ 3 act. part-.
increased opp. oil^Lf they decreased. 6) io
)&*. io 6e Ze/i twer, io &av ow a%eZ a5we 3
&aw
e^cee^, ea;ceZ, surpass; Jlao iJ^r^J A^ fi^aZZ
profit, advantage; to gain, be gained, win}
exceed in wickedness; Jo^^lsX-Z^ ifcCll/
obtain; J&IX o*jl& ijif y>^ i^< wfe'cA
lli\a!oo Ae excelled in godliness and in
remaineth of ii uniil the morning, ciN>n.
leaming. Aphel ilTo/ a) io /taw over, have
ct-? ^2> llB they tooh up the fragmenta
enough and to spare; to leave, let remain;
left over; Ko*? )J4sJ" li&agfl ^ **$& ol^ iA^soij fr!
r
ef ^ Ae ^Ao gatliered much had
Arobs won from the Greeks a quantity
JXJo i/*6

+ih Ji^J k^o nothing over; Jfici^? ^ iai ^?At"(5A fe/i,

of horses and arms; ilI the rest b) to be ofuse^ hety), profit, advantage;
a merchant maJces twice and a half profit j
to help, avail; $La& or flTo^JJjao wAai se
J?P? Jij-* ooo o*$L*oandtheyhadgreat2)rofit
Pa. ma/ce io
z> ii? ilT(
| ^*^> A gained no advantage,
from seeing each oiher. $]&* fo

,c^g
Deeivatives, jj^ia, Uila*, ^V^, ^{^U*,
abound; to increase; il&*J ta^a&j
J* Lo^ Jl the Lord wm&e 2/0 w io increase and
abound in Iove one towards another; *l*
)icuiS-K^, Jfict.
uoo oL? ]o^m^ ^-vjo fe increased and
- if
intensified his sin 6y... . Part. a) *&*, J*s-oo ? il^I, )>li^r pi. J* rt. ils**. m. the string of

Jl>s^3 grooi, excellent, especial, best; )

a bow, of a musical instrument; )>&! **a5>/'

\2Lz>lf the finest fruit ; \lx+Z+l K*? >l-oo o^ipLo o^ja^ A jpwi a botostring roumd his
autumn honey is the best; ^* i slsc *o^i( J t Jf
neck and strangled him; JJ^^S? Ji^-T the string

than they ? of a bow; a sinew; the diameter of a circle;

yoooj %oJsiare ye noi
better \j(

}JU/ .aLaJlf 00L / sfom> 2/ow

a beam; jl-oi? ]>lsl a beam of a Jwuse.
jffetJj?

a rnore exceleni way;

)ji<a^3 o+2i Jow ifcs*so i? denom. verb Pael conj. from fcJ. to

f t v\^m ^ he surpassed him in voealtli, in give existence, constituie, establish.

r^AZnMXSn ,J K'rio^ra 7.1 rffoo&K' \oJbt*

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^_saA K^f< r^M*a.A^so relata ,is :

foy&sa >iin^- r<&r^ A oaSkK^ KAo >.

W*
*\ r^sxarC-k

d usualy thus written double when stand- im; uJUjC Jj^pi * It&jS rfw ey* afc

ing alone, for ^,the eleventh letter of theSyriac fromfretttng; o &$ he felt sorry ; impers.

alphabet, ao or sai? Jlol^iAe letter Ooph or .00^. l^) d grieved them. Parts, suffering;

o 22, with a grievous, painful; sad, sorry; ola**io fc#ojj^o

Cap; the numeral 20, ji 21,
^' wownrf is grievous; .00^. ^a.oJ ^x.(
point y 200, ] 201, 00 202 &c. In words
oo^mLj <7we wAo siQ^er ^rom i^e spfem;
adopted from the Greek ys> stands usually
1 ^l0 j&ftL *ala .J^i? Uoi a sorrowful spirit
for a-n<l ^"^ fr & e- S ) icu^
x %0 X^ '

drieth up the bones; U^j o^IJi J**^ ^^

*ad 0/ 50^2. Ethpe. lif to g^roz^ *7wn or
|i in Heb- and Chald. adv. of place here,
&an. Ethpa. 0^1?% 6^ /mrt. Aph. oB/'
and so found in the Jerusalem dialect and in
and oS(lo 7itt7**, grieve, offlict, pain; os>^S(
Modern Syriac, but in Ancient Syriac only
in compounds with (> ^ } & &c, as jJuiw U, ? cld j JJ* 04^. *7iey /iave grieved tlie Holy Spirit;

m^> jli^^, pass. part. oja.^

hither, U on this side, kence #c. DERIVA- act. part. 3

%VbJb mk sorry, suffer-

U\, u^&- UJua^) or Uok^>, t
TIVE^ \L>r, U^L>i, ]&&><, k>* 5
ing ; U>o Z\Ji> mffering from illness
)U for )\o, fut. imper. w^ inf. jU,
flftj, 3
\AB\Js> o"oi that sick man; ML.5 ^)ai
act. part. Ji!i. io rebuke, reprove, chide
)J,
auffering from headache ; ]Lom'!a J? w j^i(
with o of the pers. or cause ; with Jjf to forbia,

anger he forbade JI5C2JJL& e/".]^*.'^ <7tt5 Mttft is sich and

)3? ofcoa^j> }\ in Ivis . . .;

\&xL .oSo 1-?co ~te refoi&e i7i<3 Jews aud tormented and diseased. Derivai ves, \^>\a,

reprove the Gentiles; )U l^ilis*^ 00 !S*H

JljupL / rebuked him privately and very

severely; \K>\& ^ UJi justice reproaches us.

Ethpe. wlir^ be rebuked, reproved, admon- siekness, disease; ^vi^ JJ)2 excruciating

ished; -|l^> Jjseeing the miracle^y wre noi pain; J^I? ^J^ *^a fW oftravail; \.*>U&
admonisked. Pa. 15 fo reprove gravely, rebuke
V*JCli>0 Ci io %s Jiealing
,

all manner of pain

severely with o ; %*,]> ^0^! ^pa J3 Aqr .. ; U^rolg pleurisy; U^fold
Tiave wo power to rebuke the fever. Ethpa. elephantiasis ; Jo^ o^o dysentery
U^hQ ;

loirfut. loliJ and uIoIsj rare; pass. of \Ji*xkL fever; )iL &\d htmbago; &L o^a
Pael. Derivativei, )IU>, jl^o.
dysentery; \j* l^lg smallpox; ^a^cii? }.2>[o

o)o fut. o)oJ, act. part. oii, Jao, pass.

^5 )& o^o
ca?c; oJ>5 headache; |^fc

part. &JS, JA-Io (rare). Cf. Coqnate oos.

Ua)^ pi. JL. rt. 0)0. m. painful
io^am, /e^Z j?am, suffer, be sorry, grieve; with
^ of the pers. and ^
or %, of the cause Jj4g pi. 1 rt. oU. m. painful;
\2fe\o JjJSo/ jwfti/W
suffering,
afflictions;
00? U*^ J*lg o2L oU mffering from what-
diseased";

soever disease; )&**> u^ kLs my hurt pains JJJilSoo ]I w ft* e* ad mffering.

Dd
 ; ;

rdl*Gr^ 202 &tr&&

JJ.5^ and JJ&S; see JLS the ark.

stone; )i|g%& yU? W* stylite is ons who

jiaiooU rfc. oo. f. concealing, heeping baek

stands on a colvmn; %*'& $> deaf stones

ie. idols; fi was turned to stone;

Joo* he
property, supyression of facts in witness
J^J^S f^ifhe was stoned; &\q*%* <**
cheating. 9 4
he leaves no stone unturned; \$\o 'J* U cu
.olS and yao n. pr. m. Saturn, the planet a )U=> **SJ3 hailstones; ^oi? *a)g
roch-fish;
Saturn; chem, Zeaa?. grindstone, hard stone fit
chrysolite; )UA &k
H*U> ; see o)5, participle. for grindstones; )&**? whetstom;
M>)

S \L*h M\o a millstone ; )$Jx&\ l*\o a hewn

*i for 500^ after.
or squared stone opp. )l ^.j3Q ^Na>v ^ a whole
*\& a fuller writing of ^g.
stone i.e. wnhewn ; \\S *? a jeweller
i*lo or plo rt. *os. mftfy, heavy ; *\?
Jlt^I or JfclS^ )^^2 precious stones; JiJ$
A% *, U f/ie atr ?"s suffocating me y
weighs me j^d^is? 5^ne m ^ Uadder; yckja&X
doum. Jijo AS'mow Pe<er. Debivatives, ^ja^U>
jJc^j = Jickcu2 a storm.

hJo]& partide of affirioation, doubt, emphasis, l^c^J^ pL f. |Jiwci9)5 from ]&U< *t&nyy

derision ;
forsooth, indeed, iliai is to say, id est, lihe stone.

scilicet, exempli gratia; forasnmch as, as it

K&k P1 l
- )&&\ from W- adi- ^ one >

were, as if in order, just as, just as if; ? k&\o made of stone; jlillio uxLoJl ^^^^W
so Jj? Sj*U> althoughyet; %J&\
that; 5<(me water-pots, tablets, plaques.
Jm2>^.c&JJ Umo^j as if a horse coidd eat J^iite, Jfc^J from tek>- siwy, roc%, AarJ as
flesh )lV\,V< j~ ? \*Jc\& as ifhe had not stone.
seen what had Kappmed.
jlaoajg from JaJ^. f. stony natwre.
Ao or A\J> Ttar ni. kkan, emperor, supreme
UjI^J^, ]liU from JaJ^. 5o?z?/.
ruler.
>J.d act. part. i\o to vituperate (rare). Pael
tl or }o rarely >o|o or ^^ ;
fut. ilij both
jj[o, ji, JJ&j upright, right, just; t*u?
f.
parts have the same irreg. form iysxx. to re-
oot +\q my judgement is just ; ^i tiN \*o Jj proach, put to the blush, put to confusion, bring
ii {5 woi n#fo Zo my; ycuoj )hJ)^X? tojudge reproach upw%; J?cu \) U*J1 \jJiLaD oloL(
what things are right ; ju^&4j^
saying is not
\fs ? *&>
approwd by you, does not seem
^ o^ Christ's miracles reproach
not confesa Him; ojIqaaS^
who does
i^a^oo
Mm
^a^ *5
right to you; JJJ3 Jts* JI** dwelling amongst reproving and reproaching his wickedness*
the just i.e. the bessed dead; jj}i> are ranked Pass. part. i).ajc for ijruo, JUJa as adj.
next to J^oo^ the perfect Derivai ves, mi'sshapen, ill-favoured , xmsighily, rnarred,
despised; j&o;i> iiiM )LlMi an ill-favoured
l^|j)^ from the above, adv. rightly, justly, wornan; %o l)a^o .... Jk^iAco^ poor
deservedly. and despised by all* Ethpa. \ol.( and >(pL(
cl4o, JL'cua or Jlo-io from J- f. justice, o &6 ashamed, put to ilie blush, reproached;

rectitude, uprightn&ss, righteousness, Icuj J^g Ju ilo^J ^? Ze^f we be put to shame; ^&
Jio*cu^ righteous dealing; l^pcNai:*; ji'ajg oooj ^i)t5]Ls5o Jki\& they were reproached by
legal righteousness; )Laj)gf U15 ajustjudge; every one* Aph. i\B(to put to shame, sentence

U*? lcu\o just judgetnent; jlcuia^ of right} to ignominy; ilo-Ai* >|a^God has put vain
withjustice; justly, truly. inquirers, i.e. heretics, to shame. Debivatives,

j a cither. Jic.3, Jiocwa or jiooo, JUiJ^x,

}'J\; see

pL ^Jj-2, |)5 f. a tone, -rocfty J>)^ m. a vnegar-cruet.

&iq, \\*
ellipt. for a ftww 0RN^ column, idol, aprooions Lijg for (jL^) l^g handwriting*
 ^;
rtbsrd* 203 rcUl&ua*.

Ji} or J&> f. i. rt. jji. reproof rebuke, fc#f Islo faith clothed them in purple;
cmmre, blame; }&**** a feeble or *- )ooojl )Jott
|a clothed in sackcloth, in
effectual reproof; jii^*!
]\]
JtJ*
S!
^
an uncultivated crop,
of the fine linen, wearing a girdle; metaph. Jbo
VL A^kjaao ^tri with sad words and covered
cmmre of conscience. ii.

tkat which grows ofitself; see J^o, jso. with mffering; U *io o^^o Ac fcore mffering
a eZoi, Ivmp ofeartk; see J&>. within, was mffering inwardly; *? U^' 2^^'
JIJS f.

thickdarhiess. Ethfe. ^>U toput on esp.l^w

yoUa Turkish a mltana, the chief wife of
sackcloth; metaph. I^oio \11S~ ai^sif U^aX
a ruler )kVs& a chief queen.
jfcl=>*
the heavens became blach with clouds and wind.
^o denom. verb Fael cobi. from )i*B. to
Aih. z&r to gird, clothe trans. *in ts-*jw
move to wraih. Ethpa. JLoU a) to be angry,

indignant *%jL with or against b) to have

my sackcloth and me with gladness as
clothed
excited the wraih of others, be detested.
with a girdle. Deeivatives, )lM^^> U^^t
)^5 or )UB pi. JL'Uo f. the liver, tlw seat

ofanger, gali, bile; )**& \i** Mtt&r wraih;

&w of <mger. jjJLs or )Jio pi. \ rt. *d. m. a) gffr^%
){>g ^& **-! Ae sw?ote otrf

Deetaxiyes, verb ad, U+**> U**^ - on,putting on [&>} of sackcloth. b) a girdle.

\jlzJ* from Ja- irascible, irritable. JfcliAo or Jl^id rt. .ap f. a cZoa^, Ae Aa6z<

U$lsJ>, JlJ from ]^o pvrtaining to the

P
i.iu> fui i^tru, pass. part. ;*i, ) , J *o
liver.
increase, abound UIxaSo jfcl^ iw wealth and
Jjaao pi. J a round cake l*Cu*^ ? o/
ycpAj} V?(
2)osses$ions ; wJ- oo2f ^*-5* s
bread; it is larger than a jio^o.
*coiISolfc v^cJo a blesdng was pro-
nounced on of Aclam that they should
the sons
Uc^S or Ua pi. H rt. ^o. m. a)
increase and maliipLy in their generations.
nightmare. b) j*U^ |ls*j &5 new y
Aph. 'J*>} to increase, augment, mnltiply
cheeses pressed together from fresh cheese.
i. e.
^a*I? )&ifc& ^2> o^oio c^L[ loaves 6rei
U*rO rt. A^. m. fa storming of a town. aw^ multiplied at the word ofJesus. Deeiv-
JLoa f. cfomgr. atives, )+*o, U ai a .

HLr> usually pi. HA m. #rcreme??2, <fom, i^o often written ^^ or i&r; when
j/S&A; floft J^> cow-dung. with ? or o prefxed takes or* a) partide

J
frf j . ^^ pi, J,ilLo rt. jx. a) a Ztoo<2. of doubt or hope, perhapa, perchante, doubtless,

i) a girdle. may be; ^a^ tyf unless perchance; Ui*

9 4 -
rt. u^frg* f. bondage, bringing into vOoM^-? they may be, they appear to be.

subjection ; seif-control opp. ) l o^> o b) formerly, of old.

]UJ> or ]U& i. rt. i&>. m. great increase,

%s fiii%Qkaj pass. part, j^Jib. to bind,

g
augmentation. n. = J*ao m. a bee-hive.
fetter. Pa. ^*S the same. Debivatives, the JfcLI^iS or J&Iai> f- sidphur, brimstone;
two following words J&L3? U- </ fiwB ofsulphur; )&I*3 ^>
JUS pi. \L rt.%M- m. a bond, fetter ;*% mlphxvric acid soap or Zye from the ashes of
;

planta, Jfoi| J^Z^o /Tfer's brimstone or

soajp.
fetters for thyself
JLLd rt. ^ad. m. binding, fettering. JifcL^S pi. JL adj. from the above. sulphur-
+
io r y 3 < * ous, ofsulphur or brimstone; \liUl^ U^
^
p i ?>
^io or tut. fcixaj and. y.u-i.v ? imper,
breast2>lates as of brimstone.
act. part. o, pass. part. ^*^o, > , Jft^

to gftrd <m, pw< ow with ^ioo sackcloth; U**st $&*, )sJ the same.
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KliAvU** 204

Jjlsxa from JfcLlao pi. ra. sulphuric or unbroken foal; metaph. io control, mbdue
fiery bolts. lis the sdf \UJ* the body. Ethpa. *^oi/*
to be thoroughly brokm in, suhjugaied, brought
jJLo fut. ^aajx?, act, part. *d, \~*^o, pass.
umder subjection ; 4*0*0 JLil&*** cu fc. a .OM his
part. afcJ^a, i, Jls root-meaning io tread
ihoughts were thoroughly under control. Aph.
down, tread under foot, ojoa^o? l***Q( the r
*JLal to make lie down or sit down. Deriv-
path they have trodden, hence s a) to break up
the ground with spade or pickaxe, to break in,
subjugate, keejp under; oiiZ +a Jj? jj wJioso

does not conquer his natural disposition; jl^o JjLsiS pi. ii. m. a) a wether sheep, old ram.
^^y Q-^* *X*? he subdwd his curiosity b) sap of tlie mustard plani, c) the head or end
\

in his heart. b) to subdue, bring into subjection of a bridge, d) or \JkAs a spindle.

nationSj countries &c, to seize, conquer, attack, \s>& rt. jl^o. m. a) an assaulty taking by
fall upon; \^i^x=> *cu/'a^o lie compelled ihem storm* b) see ahove d.
to pay tribute, reduced them to the condition of ., Jsfio^^ some vegetable.
tributaries ; *cu( jOj a n T? ^*jolioo they
a) when, after; although, even if;
make ready to fall upon ihem suddenly ;
because; while; c^ when in&ed, although,
nottoithstanding that; Jj & although not;
he sent forces to seize or stop the mountain- +0 j from the time that .; )J; wZ*- J> 00. .

passes and to hold tlte roads. c) to take tnoney

from the time that he began to preach; + ^&
for ones own purposes, io filch, pilfer. d) to
k*Sj, from the moment she came in. J>
press Jiard upon, fall upon, crush to death, before the finite verb, and esp. before a par-
overwhdm as a flood, ruined buildings &c, ticiple or adjective, denotes present action or
k^fJJ oj2i A^o Jao the ocean eovers and state wJ^>i( ?5 while he was thinking; ju&a ^5
presses hard upon the earth. e) to crush in while praying , in the act of prayer; i*mC *
a wine-press. to inchle JL*= in vinegar. Part. bound, he being bound; ML*o *B written, being
adj. d) doumtroddeni op2)ressed> subdued,8ubject.
written; <^+%Z +B sitting; uJl r
B olive; JJ #i>
b) broken in, tamed as an animal, 05 **&
P
J,s &g{/7^ unwilling, unwillingly; ^J^i +
JL cu J3 wfcL*i Satan as a Hon is ItMd in, Jcept

vnder, by righteousness. c) subtracted, pilfered,

^.p t^ U)ittingly and unwittingly. b)
Jj
standing between two pronouns signifies iden-
Jooiy JJ 04 iii*a m v*\ who has taken, pilfered
all this money. d) pressed, preserved,
tty, 00 ^o oo m. wo ^ S f. the same,
*

JJil
^iJLaf figs pressed togeiher in a pot.
)^aJL= o*c *5 m
5ame year; + ^*
^Ae
}ji2^
e) astron. set between, intercalated, an inter-
fta o^ -*c+X ^e fery 5awe words; +d o*x

calary day, montli or year; J^**^d )& J^>? oil^ o/*Ae same 5o^2// o2SSh> qa^!x ^
Jion\^>? touching this samekingdom. Cf. oo>
leap-year as having an intercalated day, opp,
and its derivative ji'cuSiuw identity. For
JfcLS* jl^ji an usual or even year. Ethpb.
aSloU a) to be broken up, ploughed. b) to be
oo
* r
= ooj jO see below.

subdued, broxtght into subjection, with JUCao,* o^o o^a ^o be false in word or
act. part.

to be reduced to paying tribute, to be made deed. Usually Pael o^d a) to /i^ 5;^aA
trihdary; JJL&oo*? )*( k*+Zl qarSoi/* the falsely, be false, break faith, fazi, deny with o ;
y
Edessenes were broicght under ifie poxoer of the with J|ci or ]&Ll y>i, to be unfaithfd to
*hP 7

Bomans; A^ofcoc Jj iH^T his will is untamed. God; ^#0 o*tfca / have bem false to God's

c) to be cruslied, squeezed in a press. ^mf; U^as Jl'cojo 0J0 Ae wa unfaithful

Pa. jiB to subdue, break in, bring into to the Lord; ^su nvv J^aSuJ friendsfail, prove
m y ^
mbjection, tame animals, J* =m ;*> JLa false; ^ja p^jo^ v ,
7
these opinims

Ji^fj J& they tame toild elephants by means are partly true, partly false ; &JLj \ A m&
of one already trained; ^ado Jj? JJa^. an yQot*. oii shatt fail them. b) to aceuse ef
 & ;

205
m y
falsehood, comict oflyvng; }*i>* ]Lot*d rt. t^. f. feeblmess, weariness,

they accuse true men of falsehood. Ethpa. fatigue.

oli?* a) to be deceived, violated as a vow or *a fut. iO^aJ, act. part. ^Io, Mw pass.
5

promise; ^Ll"^^! %& because w viere part. fc*o, U-, Jfe^-. <o yofe, couple,join, bind

fzdse otkers were false io us; &&. efi>t< U**& JJl=> or )w J^iL <o Ae y^e li*** 1**1? if*

the oath was violated by him i.e. Jie violated,

was false tos kis monastic profession, b) to be

o^JU? Ae sarf, harness, and ihey yohed oxen <o
proved false, convicted of falsehood or perjury, his chariot; metaph, to bring into bondage,
Aphel to mahe to lie or be false; %o i ^X o, subjugate, restrain; \isxm* \sh-a oj^o they
#c*oo$a^ olaJs ,oo* Ja3 tkeir doctrine i$ put their shoulder to the plough; with )iV.

ntad and makes its preachers false. Deriv- to compel to pay tribute; \% &&& > W*S / nave
restrained my vjords; Jfa^ cuZo they formed
a comj)any walkng by couples; qj+q )Lojb*a^

*, \J>lB, jts*U> rt. o*d. a) lying, false j ^^ N y tftey yohed the simple to the priest-
with
hood i.e. made priests of the unlearned;
an a Uo
as ]&*>o^>
ULszZ a
oath, )}&>&>

report; Ji>
speech,

U^ fa^ e
JlAa^.I )e*&? IUI* to bring under the yoke
a spirit,
_ fit 2
0*0 ^(
*y ti 1? of bondage, of the cross. Pass. part. J4?** 3 ^f
Ghrists, pseudo-Messiahs; oo* et'^n
yohed in couples; )l^J-*Z^> JL'aXl* draught
if & be false, b) a Har.
animals; metaph.
P
)l o#^^^ Jl* . enslaved;
k*s\Ll rt. o*s. adv. falsely, mendaciously .
)1 V
v?a ^Zo enslaved by greed; s**t
1
^t
)l!od rt. oo. f a falsehood, lie 3 breach of ia^ij ^0 6e subject to the lato, under the law;
faith, Preachery; )L'c&? HjT lying
prophets, with i joined with, united or coupled to;
Jjom^-^ )o<m t-*Zo? jijL^a SnWgre of boats
oti contraction of eo* J> d svMces, is enough,

sufficient, more than enough; ^ o5 t< sw^ces

k*^L
lashed together
)>c6j a thronc
on tJieriver; l^^^^^* t^*? ?
io which fi&ry wheds are yohed,
5, ic aZZ we watt*; , ^&iMo ? *-*J(
Ethpe. *Ifli^a) ^0 6e yohed, bound, harnessed,
oii JtWU ^>l!o thereare ihree which are not
)U
subjugated; metaph. with or without ;
satisfied, and a fourth says not, enough!

^f o enough ofthis; l> *fiL

oJS ftave
with jCaJ^OA^
with Jfcj^2ft*-la to be
io be brought into subjection;
reducea to slavery, b) to
enough, leaveme; yda^ ua^ o*o J| are yow
be coupled, yohed, joined S^Jx^te or jLosialo
no saiisfied ? is it not enough for you 1 sad in
in marriage, Dbrivatives, jLoi-^, U*o 9
remoxistrance. Sometimes added for emphasis,
)o?cid or U>?co, Jjj^ofcoo.
cf. 00 ; \Uo Uo* ^ )< &* t* ^ e ww&rf
Jjo rt ^0. m. yoking, bringing under the
being of enlightened understanding, possessing
o^-oo sometircies closes a yoke, subjection, mbjugation.
great perspicadty.
paragraph or narration, thusfar, thus much and Jjo m. Jko^o f. a small narrow-necked jug,

no more, enough; \l&* U***> Jji JlofcJ Jj

&> fut. io^, act. part. ila, verbal adj.
ooo the nome of the patriarch only shall be uZo, r, l * 6ecome wea^ tcH^ or wcary, ?

recited; oio *#o*oOi*^ii only and solely jJo*> ^ ifO he xvas wearied with running;
o* o #j> or oJa& at Hiat very iime, even noio, j-Z-r> the infirm. Pa. il to mfeeble,
already>for sometime; JS**> 0*3 <io? cw a f iflj thou hast enfeebled all
i&t*Uyt %/o&&
>

found that he was even now dead; Dkriyatives )lmt*f 9 JUi^s.

i/iey
my senses. ;

JiVia rt. i^o. f- violente, wickedness.

already gone forth from God. y
op Aphel op/ io biwriAfl ow* wind or fire,
JLouZd rt. %a. f yoking, coupling, joining,
sigh.
Jj^3? jl'oula yoking to the plough; iouo it>

U,cfc^ Jlm ;? jll e coupling oflife with r 5^, H*^5, )J^^5 IMy abundance^
V

passible flesh. opulent, rich, prosperous, flourishing ; \^J

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<^OJUOA 206 T*\t*Oi*

ko*d^ lsLo*o a woman of a wealihy family she was compicuous for her piety. Aph. yOp/
offer up %&%& a sacrifice;
to to consecrate
ji*,5 )i&*> a wall of great strengih; U**>
}lLop \%*> prosperous, the Eucharist.
\Lo& entire peace;

abundant or fruitful years; with o abounding I^JJojd rt. ^op. as a priest, in a priestly
in, full of USoa* \L* a city rich in de- manner, sacerdotaUy.
pendent toums
the city
Uk&> ^u^o ^oT?
was given up
; UL*< o o
to
JJ

evil
<*&=>

)!^?6r the varous

^ o o
and impiety;
Juu o*s ]ico,i rt.

dignity of a priest, Jia>ji?

order; JL'cujoj-a
yop. I a) priestUod,

to!l ^
^ office

the priestly

high-pnesthood
or

confessions whick at the present Urne abound Jiajc*D? j./"^^ idok Ae gww, Ae received,

in the world; JLol^p )XoP? u;3 Per aia ordination to the priesthood; jlsxjot %+ l +t &=
wkich is full of given up to, Mohairvmsdanism. JJoP 2sX*Z^3 Hierapolis. b) coliecl the priests,
\9 4 9

jiauo* pi. Jto from the above. f. abundance, the priesthood, clergy ; as a title 3

opulence, prosperily, well-being Priest

affluence,
9

\^ AskK< V l! Zl* wnrldly prosperity LoJUsP

p
) : )Uo*d ? )liU rt. *op. belonging to the priest s

J
y^v. an abundance of monasteries. '
office, devoted to sacred purposes, sacred, holy,

yoio, Jjo*i pi. ^", m. a priest; jl+* or oi consecrated; JjJuci )L&!| prayers which

JJ&i a high-priest; JJc*a JL^a Leviticus; might be recited by the priest ordy ; ^Jop **>

Uop ^P A-gyo commentary on Leviticus. De- high-priesUy, pontifical; p^s )jUo the sacred

evtiyes, verb ^hO, fc^^o^o, JIojojo, U>c*s ?

vessels; JJsioP ltC^|o t&s sacred scriptures;

\ljoiO \JLx>9 the sacred evening i.e. that on

which our Lord instituted the Holy Com-

denom. verb Pael conj. from %o*o a) io

munion; )ufcX? JfcLJ<*o js^X ^e JB^ w;ee^
o5
of the Passion.
be or serve as a priest, to fulfil tJie priestly

office, minister, offer sacrifice as a priest, y+( cs abbrev. ; see \A>&s.

coo* fcjJojjkao J^ocf^aj they fulfilled tlie priestly lo, Joi f. w opening,
pi.
]oi, jl'co
aceording to the law ; MJoa^>? \aJo
office apertttre, hote; a) a winow, lattice; J]a^j
U*j&; Ife^.v^^ those who minister as priests in
* y^^fi o**o5? an wpper room with many
the house oftlie Lord; alai II cuoj.o? Jliiia 2&e
openings in the sides
windows; ]fco>U?I <-ol5
ignorant when made priests did noi obide in
of tenis; }- w ri JaS i/ie windows or sluices of
their ministry. b) to ofer up sacrifice, with
heaven; JJooi Jao <7e windov)s of the mind.
J?l^ to celebrate Holy Communion; iJs? b) a pigeon-hole ; *oy'l o r\\ t JJcu ^( ^Zi3
\lxLo'i to ofer up spiritual sacrifices. c) to
theyfiy as doves to their %vindoio$; i.e. openings
serve, minister said of a deacon, a preaclier &c.
in rotind towers. c) a recess, hole; Joo ip|
)tA^o( Jto/OiO oo* *jQt&j&9 yOJ those
J** }da^ he placed his books m a recess; JL'oa!
who waited on the preaching of the Gospel. ]J^dj3 )5/^e recess or cupboard wiere the holy
d) io appoint, set up, tnake a priest. e) con-
vessels were placed.
nected with jo*oti> to abound in ivealth; enrich
jcLo pass. part. Jo-o. to sear, cauierize;
or aid with wealth; \>~* ** Jia-*
v oa*p he gave
*o*Uiss mod having seared consciences.
abundantly to ruined chu/rches. Ethpa. % q0m
immolated, conse-
Pa. uoi io cauterize, brand, scoreh; } 0.020
a) to be offered in sacrifice,
yOOiX^Jo )^a>{ <Ae physician cauterizes their
crated; \jLJ> *%JL ;mar> yc*5t( Christ was
hwris. Ethpa. o1( fo 6e scorched, seared,
offered up in thefiesh upon tie iree;
cauierized. Derivatives, iad, ] Leu 00.
.plioi? consecrated Eucharistic bread. b) to

be consecrated priest. c) to be administered, J4jo also spelt U^>U> and J^oa. Pers-
performed. d) to grow rich, abound, flourish; Khowaja, mater, lord, sir.

Ifc2** |L/'e o^ vo*SLf

l

aU that regim Jf{o*0, j^ocwa or Jlod!a rt. $[o. m. Aame,

abownded in Syrians ; jo&f s^-t^> %^ou( reproach, disgrace, dishonour, ignominy*
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t&ao, o fut. o&&>, act. part. ^U, i^^ ?

lit'wrgy, celebration, coneeeration ; y

game as o|d. to/ee fwst or sorrow; o&j \jo)&o all the priestly officea; )){>? (ootab <ft

* J*
o fo ttnS wmw wt*& ihee; ** <^i administrationofthemysteries; iotd? ]t^J3o
Gospel of the Uturgy; l*oy? jJotcu?
Jia o +& w>*aL& Aw e^s smarted, aclied, i/ie t7ie

celebration of Eoly Oormtmnion on Mavmdy

from $o much weeping,
Thwrsday; consecration of a bishop, hence
cao, U>& pi- Jao m. a thorn; laao
]i^To iAoms and briars; }&; }jo< k**f
due form and
ZaucZ bringing forth thorns;
* J
U>&
P*
^X
I*
coftora
* *
patriarchs
ceremony..
consecrated with

^ua-*^> joas
n
wooly cotton; proverb **+&
Jjods or Jjoao pi. H. rt. X&3 it a wam-
- ofco/ ye foaZ oiw sores with tlwrns, iouch a raw.
ing} admoniiion, correction.
DEEIVAT1VES, JXSOO, Ui2>Od ; Jld*l2>ClD.
Jioao; see Jfloo sAcrne &c.
)icL> a cup, goblet, vessel; \Jb\mS ^sas
joi> fut. laa, act.- part. Jao, )5oi ^o sArmi
a sz'feer goblet.
with fear, shame or mocesty; a) to quail>
joct pi. )I- from Uao. m. a tAom.
be timid, afraid with & )ajioi
;

Uiiab, ]&J pi. m. UL. f. jC-from Ua>.

aa
IJL^-o^b U^> it) shrinkfrom death, torments,
o/ ffiom, thorny, bristly, prichly ; fromjinding fauM, at tlie uproar. b) to shrinh
\pe^OAD rfieir branclies are thorny; 1^9 do from admitting or believhig; to abhor a heresy.
|jL^o fcJJ-2& JL'cLJ* dl* hedgehog is an c) to be shamefaced, bashful, ashamed, Jos
animal with a priMy skin; metaph. bristling ooti^tt he was asJiamed ofthem; V^w? ^o
with difficuliies. Io o* Jao ojjj^ he stood in awe ofhis name,

JLoosod from s>aa. f. thorniness; pricMy Derivative, Jjqd,

nature of a thorn or tliistle. ))Lq rt. Jo^. m. bashfulness, sIwinMng

*<&, Ui>oo rt. ASkO. m. a) breaking up modesty.

or ploughing falhw fan. b) subjection, subju- a narrow-necked vessel; a liquid

jcs, Joo m.

gation; )i^i of the body ; U^j *<& seif- measwre equlling the fourth part of a bath.
control. )SS&* Ar, m. shivering.
\J^<x0 pi. 1*2- rt. ^afl, m. a footstooT; pi.
ioo, Jick rt. a*o. m* reverence, modesty,

s^ow^ sedilia. shame; ^ab shameless. )J!

jcus iu. haemorrhage after child-birth \$J*& JliU rt. f*o. modest, shamefaced.
9

JUab Ai\ m. itoA, stibium a prepar a tion

]uL?od 5cwr butter-milk. of antimony used to darken the eyes,
&?& rarely Ji?<& - )&?<& f- pi- m
JUco rt.%*o. m. <Ae vm ofhohl, applioation
p y- 4
JlttM rfc. v*a. a muie; ^L of kohl to the eyes.

>&*& JJLifao i <fo^ brought

\i&D pi. I^o rt Jao. in. branding; brand-
water on the hades of mules; Wfao cAg> ing-irons; metaph. burning reproaches.
niz# a muie; metaph. f. a mofe mound; JLoLqo rt. Jos. f. penitence.

^..cs Jiawng tJis lower eyelid weak or

nwfeff over against the city.
drooping.
jif co pi. f m. <z vulture, perh. iAe Bgyptian tcea&jw* o/^/ee ^o^-er
JL'om-S^ or JL'qmcS f

vulture, in size it is between a im>to and

&>?
r
; )5?oo?

jl'?c&>, cf.

a midwife.
J^pS
)?&. f.
^own# mltures.
a tvoman lately delivered; esp!
JLo, JLclS, JJ^S or
ar*/
owi o/7w ark; Jiiicfe? JJ.&5
H-^ ^ ^^
M
^ MBW
J)o*3 pi.

</
)^ f. an arh

ari of safety.

iato, laicii m. constitution,

JJoao or misspelt Jj^ocid pi. 1 rt. yep. rt.
vcu> I.

m. fA priesthood, the sacred ministry; the disposition; occwrence, chanoe, luck; juaaa
 208 JO OA

fortuitous, by chance; Jo^oSi [iloo a wondw- l^ effj or )^N* pi. - m. art aa, hatchet,

ful piece ofluck. pickaxe.

U>cJ> or Joao uame of the ancient city or J ^V^ QQ m, a worn pathy a rut
the site later occupied by Seleucia and still \ll\ tf* pi. i. m, a foufel for carrying

in use ecclesiastically as the name of the grapes to the winepress.

Patriarchal See, also for the suburbs or district u^w xH ti** b %e >
gaU=Byr. JtVi

of Seleucia; }3cS? JJj*ck the See ofCucha; jiL<&, JfcL^ck pi. ^OO, )fcllSdi> f. <fa

hidneys or reins; jJiC^ao l^o thejlanks.

Church of Oucha> mother of Seleucia and
Ji'cu^ci^ from^o. f. entirety, completeness,
Ctesijrfton.
all; JLalaSo jl'ci^ao the whole and the paris ;
q5, |^dq0, )&xooi> pi. m. ^oaS, J^oco oiisJz tcuiiaD j>L wif^ ftts ew^Ve househoH;
Venus;
pi. f. Jft&r usually m,, f. the planet
ol a^ oaa> iw tto entirety, altogether.
a star, flanel; )** lao&arjfl J^A, c*oao
^iiao, Jbicto rt. ^5, B3. crowning, per-
*Ae morning star; ^O0|^Sk|t! k^saS a Zcrnce- fecting, approving, adorning. a) the ceremony
K^6 sfor i.e. a cornet; US^ JaSoS wandering of rtfin0 crowns on the bride and bridegroom,
stars, planetei jiiL^ jcLo^o nebula; oiiao the crowning of a conqueror
n - ** a toedding. b)
\!LicZ a cornet ; an- astrooger;
\.
esp. of a martyr, fte (Zea^7i or convmemoraiion
$e star or shinng Ught
metaph. ?? JjLooo of a martyr or other saint ; Juma>? Jl^oo
of his age; an asterisk usually jaaootd; crowning or martyrdom by the sword; )%\S
o&od? the festival of his receiving the crown;
^Soo denom. verb Palpel conj. from I^ldod. *I;j&? )u^-"-N ft-f Jl^ao <7w festival of the

a) io todJ or cover vnth stars; Apostles, the translation of the B. V. Mary.

)l&a5ciaao a starry circle* b) to marfa with an JWUt&fifc or !^d from^o. adv, wholly > en-
asterisk. Ethpalpal <alf 2o becomea star; tirely, altogether; totally; on the whole.
o5oU?
jjaao
%a#5o/'0n7wi U'Ao became a

pi. J2 dini. of J^seo m.

star,

a &#fe
J&&, Jii^c&, )kU- or
entire, total; general,
S
universal opp. j]^*j]S-L3>
from^. adj.

iar, asterisk. particular; jli^cuP )iJo nfi 7 cornmon or

or
4 m, somg unclean bird, universal temptaiions; \*Lo \*snZ the ocean;
perii. <m 0u& eccles. catholic; \ * j.Kcud 6( |-o^lZ^3 f^e

%*S5al> contr. for *^-3 oa <%e planet Pairiarch or Catholicos.

Jwpter. ]lo*A-^c>g or jioa^fcp from^o. f. <Ae e^ofe,

\HLdq pi. JJL- from jj^ociD. adj. m. stellar, aZ^, totality ; mtirety, completeness ; )Lax

of stars. jJo^f tOolcLJ^Lo </i6 5ea w <6 gathering

J^ooo pi. )j& f. # sudden storm, tempest, together of all waters; Jj^^o*? jiVni^cfi

whirlwind, snowstorm, sandstorm. absolute power.

J&bo$> same as )j^oai f, a barley calce, )^cu> pi. of oL\a A&olt/.

s'

^oo, ^> not used in Peal. Aph. %-^/ U^ota from )>a,\o> calcination; mUL&XJ*
to mete, mxeamre esp. corn. Ettaph. VflU/ JlSO^Jr calcination of earths.
to bemeamred used of superficies, quantity, O0 jai ;
fut. pcu, act. part. |a rarely
extent or time; U*aJL? )^<=> %~gUj*! jxTJi, J^Li usually with ^jL ; root-meaning
J*e*xa?o time which is measured by the emirse
wp, concealj hence ) <o
io coz?er ^:^ep, Zay 6y
of the sun and moon ; JJ? ^A^oU^ I^J or reserve secretly; to heep oneself close ; to be
urmeasured mercy. Deriyatives, %&, IS-JLo, reservedy heep silent; 1d f^A^ Mua - iA6
tw man collects and keeps reserves; ]s Jl

^ao, Jloa a fuller form of % aW, fo *fo. oJ^ju ^o f^e sownd of her songs is not silent;
JJoa; see j^o the arh
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209

tongue shall not keep silence tonching my happ&n,yoccw i \m9&Gf &&$*U te was bort*
faith in Thee, but cf, e below. b) to take away a eunuch; ftX^nS^, ++olX( )1 \.^o Uio '^a
privily, appropriate, used esp, in colophons of jksj^J every raional being is by nature capable
secretly taking possessions of books. c) to lay
of leaming ; ^ k....*.r>iU )k^>o? a place
hold secretly\ fall mddenly upon ; ILoso o naturlly fit for . . . , t*i*aLLt ^j^ot natural
+Z<J* *%> % deaih laici hold secretly on all objeets. Pa. Js to give existence or natnre9
flesh. d) to make a fraudulent use of, defraud to constituie; to give shape, elaborate, make fit;
of, refuse to return or make good, to deny ^ fcXscg >i[ God fornis and ordains the
iv ftl^/r deposit, Un\cL30 a 2>romise, \5J>
nature of everything ; j)a3S. part. ^*a, U^ojaD
the princijml. e) to refuse to give out in due time, \Lx> Poo yOo^^a a?^
inborn, natural, fit;
to keep in or mpjrress till the thing is spoiled
by
created beings. Ethpa. &l( a) to be
or eorrnpt, to fail to produce as the earth her ordained,
nature^ be naturlly constituted,
seed, the

metaph. yS^j]* ^jSL

womb a foetus, a tree its fruit
^\M*%JL ifyesup*
formed je&/
r
& 6y God; )&-J* **lJ>%*> <h!

} y^ v rfft the zone wherein are formed lightnings

press conteniion; ^S^ cux> JJ .;^M? w/\^ o and thunders. b) to be closely fitted, be in
y
)* ^ )$X} grant that I tnay pass over, let not
^o**^oo
eonjunction; S ajuolsJ? oot^k
place engulf me. This verb
the, diffeult
U&z, and
is
\J^ ^w Ui tfay trim the grafts so (hat
sometimes confused with jxB, ipi r
close to that of the stern
the inner Jieart mayfit
DeeivATIVES, jiaaDoJa, )jaocud } ]lcu*da*s.
) ?c*m uL *Li>]^& J^scid s^ars J^ra in con-
o^Daa chemistry. junction toith the mobn. c) to occur, fall as

^oaaob pL o*iai> ni. x^s, chyme, humowr, a festival, a conjunction of planet s, the position
juice, \%S Mo/" oco k^sf^there are of a star; to be found, stand, be exiant; U^o
four hwmours or fiuids in the body; ojsooo
)JLV& bilious lumours ; jJ~ flooLacoa the blood;
tf is possible for two eclipses of the moon to occur
)j. oSod thejuices offruits.
within five months; \*L'i^j )^>kJfc juafeoo
}hc& m. a jprz'es^ sometimes
pi. J* rt. i^so. Greek words occurring in Syriac books; )$*
?
opp. \SoJj a priest according to the Mosaic cu^t/ histories are extant; uX*. LL> )*-*i

Law; ]to5 ***f or oi a Mgh-priest ; ]IS^*]j}o whichever woman tt happens to be. Aph. -o/
j^jsoos? hieroglyphics. a) /o ^tt9 existence, appoint by natural law,

tiOD. priesilwo; Loi-aoas constituie, ordatn; ^o JJ j ^{ f ^rs x^. *

JLolooo
.

rt. f.

dDj-A^i^j& fl^ priesthood of Melchisedeeh God brought the icorld into existence out of

jL'J^j ]Lo^ood Iqju <Ae episcopate; kJ nothing; Jo*m ^gvf )I^? )1^*cia>& **ojUi5

Jlo;-or>? the patriarchal throne. )>j>jui.?!fc^ 6n^/ 5 ^Ae pace o/ Z/fe appointed

Jit&odk, JiLL. rt ^s. priestly; )J^^d unto men by God. b) to give sJbape, elaborate

a description, Pass. parfc. -ojao natural,

jfclitLttdo hieroglyphics.
capable, possible see imder ^. Deriv atives,
)L'^ood pi. Jt rt. ^xd. f. a priestess, temple
keeper, one having charge of a holy place or
foZy rites; Jluoda Jj*> deaconesses; jt-aooa
*cu>, ^o ii. root-meaning (o be upright
)lsXofcsj> a ves^a virgin.
cf. |Jk-o. Pael %ou <o ^e %7tf 3
correct,

admonish, rebuke, convict, condemn; yOoi.A**

%>, d I. fut. \oai, act. part. . Lo, U*s. i'r^^N IJoAja *7w stV//^ of holy men is a
o fo, exist, begin to be; ecces. to come, fall rebuke to the beholders. Ethpa. ^BU a) to be
on a special day, as a festival; gram. to be amended; to correct, reforni,
corrected, reformed,
found, exist, occur; JlLd ? t|io*d\ Lamadh amend himself ov his ways ; (j&.) cu<xol( )}
is fowad instead of Daleth. Ethpe. <gUf the impious would not be corrected, icould not
to be by nalure, be naturalii/ constituted ; io amend their ways; Jls<ceiai> yQjaslSJ \l
e e

210 <x*

ifthey would have received reproof, bem admon- J&&p1.)L ta) am

ished, by former chastisementB.
Deriyatives, glass; j&baD tauoo? <fe
*
V

)joo9 or Moaa, k>aaao, M->aok-ao.

between the shoulders.
a ; see yoj.3 Saturn.
&ewa*, eurr,' o-
J&cu> m. a Jow,
JUod pi. - rt. Ua. m. a nammg,
wjoo,
Js-iala&ow or cww of
*a%; J?at- fte

mention; a name, title, appellation; )k-oo* Derivatives, the two following

a circle.
c&* a jpfcw called...; J3cu> icuais % words
*Ae same wwiw; Ut-? JXja*.^ ^ *

awe orcfy; pas? nwoWttffM wfom fee

Hs adopted parents ; gram. com?<^ crooked, bowed, hunctbacked.

caftea" his parents,
crookbacked.
anoun, the nominative; Uas? jk^kaas the JJj&oGD hunchbacked,
nom. case. &<xo, ^o fut. saciu, pass. part. **$ same
uaaJaa pi. U or ao_ iceu7& jp&tg ,
as ^5. o Jem, 6ow Ji*^a the faiee, ]>o^ <A6

a aVy measure = about three pints. ^% U-? <Ae AmcT. Ethpe. uqftj*to be bent,

*j as, UJ ao rt. *'- . ni. a gathering together. pliable.

a collection of alms, amassing of money,
a) cD imper. of verb &S Io bend.
LjSJI Jfcab * M ftaf whieh we have gathered
or 0a;>, the letter ^a.
H**> P>? *jao <s di or d Cop^
toqether
^
remams for others;
\tt\ * \* * off or
colecting the tribute
,
money; ^Ha-y >*jafl 9<&, jtacu rt. iao. m. a) wiping
ow; metapk the effacing of sin. b) a
towel,
)**a*. amassing unfair profit; )9)S <*Ja.D
b) a summoning, dishcloth, clout. c) that which is wiped away
ingatiering of the harvest.
9

assemblmg, convohing; Jt'cL^a *Jao ievying Mii, ojfscourtng.

the forces. c) a collection of precepts, canons, Jia<i> m. i.jritch, bitumen; Jk^u? J*S&
law?, &c; j-uLm Jjfciao an eptiome; UJ'ao wfc /or calkmg a shi]>. EL ie henna-Jlower,
UlZis Jlo^j? caienae o/ *fte Fathers. ol) a cypress-Jlower.
logical concluson, reasoning, summing-up, corn-
chronological reckming.
]lloD f. fo blossom or m^ f ^ garden
putation; jJLL*.? a a rose-ealyx,
pornegranate,
e) recollection, a recolleeted mind.
iao Peal doubtful, perh. o &6 asharned, to
J&aa usually pi. jao f. spt% rye.
ashamed;
fear, to oppress. Ethpa. *l{ tofeel

)tL fcJoa or }|bJc and contr. ) to grow hot, be svltry; metaph. to grow angry*
the navei, the passage of the navei. Debivatives, ****)j> and i~***d, jia^, Mia-o,

*a> os imper. of verb msu to slay.

.g oto x os, j x ^* a) a *^ &) * tiguid ioc, jioj> or Jjgo pi. f m. and a beehive*

measure six sextarii, about three quarts.

iai, Jlao or J*xa p. ^?o or joof'oo
JijJuMao coriandvum sativum, the spice
xPa country, land, neighbowrhood,
f.
f.
district,
>

coriander, Jl'jJLcead? j^rf coriander seed.

esp. the country round a ciiy; jka**^ \jo

\Zm<& rt. Jmo. m. a) covering, conceling j$aao S whether in the tovm or in the cowntry;
any part of the body, [&}" uod covering the
Jloo ^& Jtk^r a woman from the neighhozvr-
face. b) a covering, wrapper. hood; * W * oo j /rom wm ^Aer quarter;

JfcLiaa pi. )&' rt. Wo. f. a eo

-
f *

(fo /iead, a conicalfelt cap,

cowl, hood; JfcL Exmm, &c.; JicLOuaxAS*^ chorepiscopus, one

Jiija's? JLkLuo >/ A comjZ is the

symbol of who ruled over village churches in the place
of a bishop and appointed the lesser orders,
the helmet of sahation.
but did not ordain priests nor deacons, and
\mm *a m. cartilage; the part of a bone
himself belonged to the priesthaod.
which contains marrow.
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jc>, J ioo pi, $& rt. las. m, afire, fwrnace, perh. a sm^ or swallow so called from its
kiln,crucibU, refining-pot ; ^iiicfe? Jjod a cr$*- gyrations.

ctiZe /or separattng; j^caS.? )Jico? Jjao ^aitoa ra. crovus sativus, the saffron crocua.
the fwrnace of trial. JIc&oojod from the above, f. saffron colo fwrs
9 ob 3 Jn> pi. bi Jab, ) ojd Heb.a cor, a measure ydloivness; metaph. pallor.

both dry and Hquid = io ephahs or 1 1 bushels. \ixoi& or jiLodioa adj. from J^idfcid.

Ih&L U=>!?J^iflo? \ll*i J><& a cor of saffrorh or crocus coloured.

wheat, of barley^ of honey^ of taine ; JiajLa JJjq5 or \j9<p pi. \~, rt icta. m. sultriness,
dryovbakmgheat and suffbcatingair,adrought;
2ry / have a fwrnacc and beehive, bushels of
]*L o^ JJioo? JLx^f the season of excessive

wheat too.
Jieat in August; JJyooo jjaoSa&L \~& hot
wznds and sultry heats.
)s&acaJk\i<z6chorepisco2)us; see under jap. p
g5 rt. iao. adj. parclied.
^4jc&> pi. \Z-, Ar. and Pers. ni. kjbiirjin, % l 4
J^cvod pi. *" JZL usually m. a) a quire of
a traveUing-bag saddle-bag pouch; a ,
,
horse-
paper, section of a book ; later Syriae codices
doth, housing.
are arranged in fasciculi of 4, 6, 8, 10 or more
mdiD, JsJ~ a Kurd, Kwrdish man or leaves, tbe first page of each being numbered
w?07na^. and thus referred to in the index, e. g. 72 *5b
loias pL
yios,
\2- m. the same.
^*"'
5
from
.frs3 guire 14, page 6;
the last quire; cf. &*.
jj**^ {.xotd
a pamplLet,
^
JJoijoo pL J k- rt. c*&. m. sic- 6)

ness, illness,diseases infirmity,malady; metaph.

book; \ 1L 'L & '9
U^^cuo a Soo/c 0/ canticles
harm, hurt, misfortune, evil, pain, mischief; jo*^aj Ju3d9od a vocabulary, catalogue*

oJoras ^& ^w fe recovered frpm his illness; (AfiDiao, l^co^ar pi. *QoiiaD ?
)i%aD9Q m.

)i-oyy ]jo900 a complicatim of diseases; a) a ^eai of state, chair, throne; JLoaX^ uxcias
f7i6 royal throne. b) a bishop's throne or seat;
iS,^ m v> Jjo>9Q3 a pestilence ; lli?? jJjci)
j>

diarrkoea, ) & S a3?

L disease of the kidneys,
llcoiaa sLZ^s or ellipt. a cathedrl cily,

)1& *is? dropsy;

bishop's see, jurisdiction, authority. e) a sedan
6
s*J~? ]hs*** Ujk&> 1^/
chair, litter or palanquin. d) the pier of a
*- k-Jit <Aere & a grievous evil which I have
bridge, base of a coluran.
seen bmeath tJie sun.
Jk^oio pi. )&mm f. a) = uttva ; J&9CLa
J-Joiao, JI^aI rt. o*d. adj, morbid, per-
)}*!( /Ac Za^i gmre or pari! of a book. 6) a
taining to disease.
wallet, iravelling-bag. c) E-Syr. the part of
jjioo, JJick or Ju*cu>, Ar. f. a satcM, pro- the burial service for the day.
vision bag, wallet, iravellers bag. Cf. J^iao. stao pL [ m. an asp, a viper.
m
U*fao pi. * , JJL m. a hut, sked, hovel, Jlioo f. a beehive or a honey-comb; cf. )>od.
cabin; a hermit's cell, a separate Utile dweUing, i*od, a^ fut. aoaj, act. part. +,\ S \JLJ>.
opp. Ik w ^Lo a ceU in a nionastery; Ji^ooX
to be tranquil, stay quiet, remain quietly ; 1L&(
U*i<xz> a hermit's life.
-i^D momI^^ nor will they stay quietly at
Km*9co im, one who lives in a cel, a kermit. home; **& (o j^li a^ lei&ure, liaving leisure.
J*9ad pi. f from ]fcj> m, a ckorepiscopus Pael *I to 7n^e io stoy quiet Demva-
see under Jod. tiye, U-cio.

IjIcud rt. %*,cl0. m, tranquillity, the tranquil

U>i<xo pi. >_ rt. y&. m. a tuming, circuit;
awrapping and silent life of a monk, monastic retirement;
or binding rotund; enshrouding;
eccles. a procession. Jl*^jS? )Xcls iAe tranquillity of the cell;
U,5 oCi f
a,v JtaS^ he led the quiet life
W>iao pL JIqdjclo rt. ^;d. m. a crane; in the monaslery,
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m. awaiting, persistence,
)jlc&> pi. |> = U^J. MU spinale. J$laj> rt. ils*j>.

stability,duralion; [olmZ^ )Uc&> the duration

)&<& pi. m. Ji. from Cuh the
Jjio'o,
son of Ham.
f.

a Cushite, Ethiopian, byssinian;

]l*
of an eclipse; wiloo )loao?
loveabiding U^
r in continuance, continuing or constant Iove.
\xiq&1 fe^0? JJ*L& 0 Ethiopian i.e. a negro.
uh, \Lk> Pers. m. a JoW /pA^r, brave
\i**<> pi. }~ Pers. m. a tind of puise, the
warrior, champion*
bitter vetch.
o-d Aphel J>rto bow the fire, breathe, blow
*a*r>, && pi. 11 rt. *a*s. m. an erw^rf
upon, pvjf, exhale. Derivative, j)S**s.
prayer, entreaty, svpplicaiion, intercessory [9 m
J,iaaS JLq^j J+d act. part. J^o, pas. part. #-^o, )
prayer, intercession ; Jo*^.JJ
IL'^.-^.forewr^Se^no^esi; pass.part. a) revered,
ola ))jo he offered prayer to God with many
reverend, venerable. b) reverent, modest. Pa.
supplications ; \L ? clo ? ) j5 k^J> \&> o > ^^ J*L to put to shame, rnalce asharned. Ethpa.
about the intercessions and prayers ofinclining
J*Slf to stand in awe, reverence with 00;
in the liturgy.
io 6e ashamed, modest, feel shame; 5^*2^00 Jj

*aa, |4Xal> or JXdfo a oovering, bkmleet, shameess. Derivatives, Jto^, I^L^^eud,

rug.
r

jfc&*,c&> pi jL ' f. a coverlel, blanket, rug.

JIV^aILo rt> **o. f. reverence, respect; modesty,
m. a) prosperity, success,
]jLc& rt. +M.o. chastity.
advantage, good-fortune ; **oj*a3 lom^Sao
mrV ^Io fut.^dLaJ, act, pari^Ii, JLi, pass.
his frequent successes; Juoa ^-^k?
part.^wJlo, J )l^
, . ) <o pa^ the lower
fortunate. b) diligente, activity, vigour, assidui-
eyelicl with kohl9 to pini or anoint the eye$
ty; JiLilaD **cu* he showed admirable assidmty;
with salve; jts^LlilD chaILx Aer patnted eyes*
JticLa.* aciively, diligently, admirably.
b) to gouge out the eyes. Ethpe.^-*#-sm
lio usually lao/^prep. as> like, wi&o Jkw
a) to be smeared or spread on the eyes as salve
stupid like me. darkened of the
o^ lotion, b) to be gouged oui,

Jlo emph. state of jap f. a window &c. eyes. Derivatives, JL**<x*>, Ji

ItttD m. a refcVi prepared with vinegar, tasty

y
food. Jl'a^cuo, )l cuS,.JlD or JtcL^*i rt .

L<>, ILL&, jfcUlcio pi. ^aLIciSd, M^lck, f. the applifiaion of kohl or of salve to the eyes.
]&juL<& or jl^LaD from |j!s. f. a) a Zme ILlo rt.^**p. m. kohl, antimony, cdllyrium.
g armeni, a coat or tunic; J& U*iao a ftmj7 JfcLwi! rt. y*o. f. a breaih, siirring ofair, a
coa ttrf<& sleeves; Kab>? U*iab a eaai of fine light breeze.
linen; JL/Lso? )l,Dk JLao JJLLcu a ftmtc
* a partide followijig and emphaszing
worhed in different colours ; \&*&9 U*ic&> expressions of doubt, deire or interrogation,
eoai of skin. a membrane, tegument, thin
b) now, indeed, verily, truly; ju wii h**[ now
skin covering any organ of the body ; )&UiIlod r
will any one? * M-/^ wi! )l*i now wheref
\.i^L ? tfAe membranes of tlie eye.
now who f \Js \xia how much indeed ? woUac
kclato con st. st.ipolSo (rare), emph. J^Tc^>, *o* ]U( u5 what sort ofsign can it be 2 *5 \j*&

pi. Jjsi>La-o rt. fho. f. a spot or mark on the fww much more ?
skin, afreckle, apock,pock-mark; scab, mange; kg or \la f xi> a fragrant gu/m,
f mastick;
Ls)J> J&ic&> freckles; metaph. marks, sjiots \+o ^f )j^m^ mastick salve.

or scara of sin; with tiro fo spttf, defile; icu* o^, \Ls> same as ojg IMjKtin; \& *a*g
J^sbiao 7/<s ma^e white our spots; ^jolcw) Jj? compunction.

spotless, unspotted, immacxate; f Jlckoa.* jjicuo, J&_ pi. m. C. f, j&L rt. yoa
jfcootao pure Iove. fraudulent, tricky*
 . ;

K'ot CLSfl CVii. 213 rdu^uio^gOikSk

*$
Ji'ccsccui rt, aa. secret fraud, trickiness. writers before the adoption of the Greek

\Jx+ lB pass. part of ojtf (); J-l*^? Uio the nature or substance of
oii; jIis-= (,lo created things or substances;
*J!5 same as ^^5 sultry, heavy,
Jlisjo JIo stony substances; ]I&Eao sulphur-
JL5 pi. Ai, Jllsi rt.*Vaa. m. a measure ous substances; Jj!s j*,, Jjjlo ls^ii, consub-
of wine, oii, grain, &<;, *+S ^\ *a. ^ &?/ various stanial; juuo i^ of the same nature or essence,
measures; JLo^H? or }Ict JL5 aju^t or m?c pooiatos. d) as adj. )-i-o? physical, natu/ral,
measure; )Ln\ jl?' God ig wo measurable; )1 inborn; j.x*o ^ ^Lix jyretematural ; ^^^
metaph. amount, quantity; fc*:saiLoio'i9>Nv> )-to ^d supernatural.
JL*i>? *, l.) Ais teaching on the Prophets
k*+\juO from }1a3. adj. naturally3 according
amounted tojifty homilies, vr&sjifly in> amount.
to nature or natural order.
%*+JLL rt. ^ao. adv. % measure, according )Uuo, J&o pi m. JJL- f. ) rt. * cua i.
to right measure.
a) natural, physical; of nature, according
\o+*\s>3 or o ^J^o pi. )* x ^aPX ns a chUiarchy
l
9 io nature; o*i*.o ^o iajq f > ? )Is * 1 >

captain of a thouscwd.

\^L5=\Sl^Z a willow.
o^ils

soni
^
and
Vjk.\o
that
etf which
which is pretematurl and super-
is natural to the

]h*\*2 f- a *&3P roc>fc, abrupt bank or ridge. natur&l; JJjuId )J..4\.cu or \&**xLd fto^^JT
physical or natural science; fZ&aphysics; i}
JfcCXo pi. iilS, J&&b rt-%>O0* f. a measure,
]lc&kfo Jfclsi Jf\f a greater and lesser ] fc- JJUO metaphysics; }XLo |s aao o-\* a natural

measure ; J l N JLs o iL^ diverse measwres, philosopher; js^xo ^-*L Vlaa,.'iD a physio-

Jfel^oo j^N^g tte same; Js^Jai according loger; ){sJjuo ^^jL olajlo a physwgrapher.
tomeasure; jfeC^xa ioova*f Ua& Jlft/Wr ti 6) .Jy wa^re, mnafe, inborn, native, essential;

honour of age measured hy the nwmber ofyears; \+Uo Jif a. cnw brother, brother- german;

UIi&o Sn^d JboUf k*^- twi*# f/ie measure JIjus JJo native wit; l*&5 )P><uS natural

be fuU and the nwmber completed. properties, essential attributes; JljLilo JLo^jso

& , tbe conatellation of the Pleiades; o^ fcw/ ^Te is Z.orc by nature; )o{? Jyalo Jir>

consubstanial with the Father. c) gram. sw5-

lw*2? g*ag,a>ao tfa setting of the Pleiades
stantive, radical.
September ; also Goma Bermices.
f rf * fi

o>cu, ^jokud or jjoaoj^ rt. iClo I. f. aiwre, natural;

* pi. J ni. x lt^ v >
^ ^J
a storm, rough weather ; metaph.
tenipest, JLdLLo 1ci^\.^o physjology ; Lcuj^d IcugX ]

Uofif, JjJ^ol? )Jc6cu-o a storm of distresS) ctms^&5^awiiflZ^.

of persecution. m. a smaZZ Sag', pouch,

034*2, J^^o^S pi. )A*.2
fip 4.

-2 pL C-from the above. adj. stormy, purse; jj')^>? J^ca^ a 6a^ or ^%m 0/ ciot/ies;
tempestuous. -*o*^oi3o *o*m* -w*^.f *A^r ^oas are

&&*g, jjJoSud or *o 2 chemistry; JLouoo/ /&r Tnoneybag and their belly*

J|*jaoo; alchemy. iJnm n n dini. of aa*. m. a ZtWe &a^ or

io, Jio pi. *lo, U^ rt. . od I. m. a) nature;

natural disposition, instinct opp. Jut^T w; ^IjoJo^j JlJal^ot^ or ^Li^ots P 1*

juua by nature, naturally; o*Loi; Jxo his %o)mJq^2o^o f.x/>orowa=Syr. Jwf &*0 laying
on of hands, ordination or consecration.
natural or inborn strength; ^j^o^%j>, J&*%d
every natu/re or kind of creature; eccles. the \m*jqJoI*o x nP orop^ <rai ordination; with >

Council of Chalcedon taught ~>lo )*& JLs* ^o ordain; ordained, admitted to holy
7i>*.

one Person and two Naiures in our Lord orders.

Jx*5 M#f i Dyophysites. 6) procrealion, the pro-

creative member, privy parte, c) essence, sub- a) elected, appointed; with fs* fore-ordained.
stanee (JJuo and UJS-/ were xieed hy early b) ordained, consecrated*
 ;

&iiA 214 i*

l or )Ul tlq pi. H?/ &f also ifta and as a martyr; ^Shif ji'culfcoo^ he suffered
Ud m, handwriting, autograph; with ^J^>, as a confessor; *%S& if **& >k=> fareceived* (he
y
crown of martyrdom at Edessa. Aph. %5(
&* or <clj to subscribe, sign e.g- a synodical
clecree or anathema, J^>( U.^ J^*>ls-* I have to fancy, imagine. SHAPHEL^a to com-
a building to build, restore;
signed this with my owh hand; ll+o** tA+h>& plete, finish esp. ;

fc#oop/ written by the hand of )>a* An^?^ to complete tlie circuit of the

k**2 partide of explanation, scilicet, that is walls; ^N^*>S )?cL^ ^^Lo*> Jj^i
jjiL&> a and
tower encircled with walls
io say, indeed; usually coropounded with 6/;
crotoned with battlements; as~{? y**o ^aj*
oog> he rebuilt that which they had ruined;
\A E-Syr. U& pi* U- m - tooth esp. a molar
^y^AJ^Q jii^>jL built vpon sand i.e. insecure,
tooth, tusk; )L? \A an elephant's tusk; \Ao
transitory. Pass. part. a) finished, complete,
^*l a hollow tooth,
perfect, Jj^^&xL j^jsoo^ perfect tvisdom. b)
Jfc^ck* pL \&L& and Ji&i f. a ca^e
adult, full-grown; }l\SS>v> IkJjfa woman ]

of bread; \\Jl& \}&&jLa bitter cakes i. e.

offull age. Eshtaph. ^Xol^r^ be corn-
flayoured with wormwood.
pUted,fmished> a) as the building of a hoxise,

jtj^o^D pi. JlI*.aM f. a weasel, polecat wall, gate ; to be built, construeted, adorned,
**.? 9
or M^AP ra. spotted, speckled, esp. b) as a boolc, to be brought to an end, ended.
white speckled with black. c) to be brought to tlie end oflife, to die. d) to

y.lSr^* marlced with spots, speckled, be perfected, made perfect e.g. Jj&o^*^ in
spiritual things. Deuiyatves, iXas, 1L^>,
jlXft,a pi. ll^^'vo f- a) spot; JtaoJ

*
beast. b) a pili, pastitte. Cf. pi. of jls^
liza pi, ^ao, Jwi f. a talent = 125 or ^ko emph. st. j|a. written also ^os, )joo

i2 ooo zuzi at 8 zuzi the oz. or 3,000 silver

3
m, a) the whole, tlie xvhole world, the v#ii-
staters; Uc)^? )&& javN ten talents of silver ; verse, all; "%& +Z( upholding all; *%& \&)

jl^JO( Jaii i/te talents spolcen of in the all-victorious; ^a^i omniscient; Jlo? Uc^>
Gospel, the Creator of the universe; *%& *^of "^o the
a) a honeyconib; \*s>\ entirety of the whole universe, a title of God
jls-Iao pi. )sl*a5 f.

)^SI^sls> honey in the ccmb, b) a disease wJwn jLaiaoo JJod the whole and itsparts; withsuffixes

the skin becomes fuU of Utile holes.

wholly thinej 4*lZ*i *+&So thou art altogether
Jjoi> from )inS. weigjdng a talent, very
ponderous.
lovely; \j( }U&% uN^ J^i / am utterly wn-

*% root-meaning to complete, perfect. Pa.

clean; o^^ "^o j ]P nothing at all>

absolutely nothing; ooo pjL o&& entirely,

^&d to crown, adorn with garlands ; hsSiNa
crowned with
utterly/ ^co y& ^oo the whole ofus we9
J j io-> roses, rose-garlanded.
all without ezcception. b) in constrnction with
Special meanings, a) to give the crown of
martyrdom. b) to set crowns ou the heads esp.
a pronoun or substantive all9 every, each 9 ^o
of the hride and bridegroom, to unite in mar- *aJ or ii , i\ o
, every one9 any onc9 each;

riage. c) to surrou/nd e. g, with a wall. d) to ^n^xDf of every sort, all sorts; yo\ft*
crown with praise or approval. EraPA.^^i/
71
everywhere, in every place ; ym^O every Ivving
to be crowned, adorned as a tree with foliage, thing; s>xaa always, ever; J*^o, )**\o
a city with buildings; ^^^oj ^mKo^fla every one, each one; ipcu^, |^cu2^o every day,

crowned or covered with praise; esp. to be a ,^ \o f daily; ySoSfcO aU all thing$s every-
y f

crotoned as a bride, be wedded; to receive the thing; y> ?>wo }J o i^is universe; ^^L ev^
crown of martyrdom, to die a holy death; with always; *&ofr\s> usually with *& preceding
jic&a to be martyred byfire; Jlo?oia&2> to die altogether, entirely, at all9 in emy mannw
 ;

1*9 215
1,

unyhov), whatever kappms, ai all events; olT Ethpe. ^( ^l? a) io 6e withheld, hept back,
flOQ'^a & ^ToX corne to us in any case; restrained, htTidered, forbiddm, prohibited
with J| UU^Aa every
in no wise; J2sjX^>.o or &xul > )i$> u^trorHa&i tij^airtlie
year, eacfi year, yearly; \vNo, ^I\as kourly, heavens were stayed from rain; )l>/ %a\l
y
aU times; $I>? nw^xo od? we ought
ever, ut the roads were impassable; **h*Jf \*!*$%J&
%J
always to pray; see U&, j&*X. c) in con- ifyou are hindered. b) eccles. to beforbiddenr

struction with relative pronouns and particles prohibited, suspended. c) to refrain, refuse,

corresponds to Lat. cumque; *%&> f |dWf %0 stay, pause; JL*ai> from speech; JJ? few^pjf
y
who or whatso&ver ;
)\+} ^ack^o whoever, w*cuik*.l thou hast refiised to smd. Pa. u^
whosoever; ? ^o ^>a so wwc/i as; as much, to keep close, hold back. Ara. uSo( same as
liow muchj how long ; ? ).xv>*o whosoever, what- Pael. Debitai ves, UoXo, JIg^o, UAa ,

soever ; as often as, as often soever as . . .,

[+{ ^d wlisresoever ; ? wfc*&( *%$ whenever, 2d fut. ^KaT or oa^a, act. part.

whensoever. den om. verbPeal conj. from )>aNj. to tehave li/ce

Before numerals^s adds distributive mean- a dog, le rdbid; co? ) ; a ^Ae a mad^ c?e>^.

ing, ^*>I ^ ac two, every couple; )\& "^-aX c^>, )^5 pi ^T, r m. a dog/ )*
to every hundred; *l* s*- ^o every sixth pi. )L
JJ>
f. a bitek; jlas )..4^>p a mad dog;
year, once in sios years.
}W I^So shwp-dogs; J-o^- JaISj^ cZwi&
^a afte? an adjective forms a superlative, watch-dogs; U&* U*S
a seal; 1^? )^N,o
^ad *& mosf mse; ^a^ c** it is most at otter ; metaph. a sodomite; asti*on. the
holy. dog-star, Sirius. Debivatives, verb o^a,
& 6 or J -^a n& one, none, nothing, no,
no manner of, not at aU, in no wtse *%a JJo J.nNn.
y

nor any. Deeivatives, JIcu^od, fc%4i^<w, )A^I pi. )- m. a dog-heeper.

j* ^
usually ^hO m. an axe.
Jls fut. JiaJ, act. part. lls, j-^s, pass. part. S 4^ v ^ rt. ci\,f>. aclv. rabidly, like a mad
JL, \1^>. a) t& udthhold, forbid, hinder, restrain dog.

usually with i ; to detain, shut up, keep under \jx>c\=*!s,%, \lso&2^J> in. and f. dm. of JA^5.
restraint; deny; with J*^*
to refase, & to a 2>uppy, wJielp.
restrain from bearing ; with )L^OQ,*a
to forbid or hinder from speahing ; with
^Jutj
\lA^o or |*14^o m. }^aJ^\B f. from \J^Js
adj. canine.
to hinder oneself, be in ones own way ; with
[iA^q pi. J_ m. %tiK0&pri9 gum galbanvm.
JjstL** to refuse compassion; with ooX io shut
jlcuii^o from jk^fcp f. canine mature or
up the heaven from giving rain; |Iai **a
behaviou/r^ hydrophobia, rabies.
[.ao^K fewJSbD thou hast witkholden breadfrom
tlie hungry; J^L JJs JJo o*iaa uus ask ofhim )&*5J> and )ls^o pi. ]!/' a) fem. of j-^o.
5) metaph. tongs, pincers, tweezers, nippers;
and he vriM not refuse y ou ; JLdJJd Jls ,Up of.aa.ia
|j?j God forbade in the law the eating of
XlX 1^^! It^J a tkree-pronged fork.

Uood. b) eccles. to forbid, prohibit e. g. )-^oo) tJf\B denom. verb Pali conj. from the folio w-
marriage8 hetween near relations; il^J> Jj
ing word, to act as a Ghaldaean; cuZ^i? J^oo
it is not fotbiden opp. ^rnftNj JJ it is not cui*i*l( the more they played the Ghaldaean
aTlowed; & ]&fe.a*l ^c wojofcL/ JsJ> the more they were exposed,
Ofc^Aag to constdt the stars, consuli
Aph. Sm
an
infin.

oracle.
Jjiff }^xa& he is suspended from the minisiry,
excommuncated. c) intrans, to stay, holdback, J^S, y/t \^ t
)&**>& a Ghaldaean, astro-
pause; ^7*^)1-3 JJ he stayed not biet went nomer, astrologer.
quichly; oj &**?;-& \Z^J* hisjourneyis delayed; Jt'a*^o f. Ghaldaean knowledge i.e. astro-
)%^io *%$ Ld^. )ooj Jlo ^ paused at each word. nomy, astrohgy; the Ghaldaean language*
 i<<xl 216 r<LA

)t'k*^a f. *A Khaliphate, empire of the

Uaa pi. Io2^
w^re wfo'c/t crowns Khalifs.
Uo? **> Jb>a-? /fa
fc'.\.A rt. Jb. f. restraint,
hindrance, obstacle;
a priest. )

}) ^\5 m. KKadas, a bowl.

Jl^a o/* prevents us ? what objection is
&
^
j
\L &J>, j cu^ hindenng, preventive,
rt. JJa. no
theref )|UM ? unhindered, finding
prohibitive; ).<ii Jl'cuL/ Hnship wiihin ony
obstacle; Jls^ & <fopen<fe
prohibiled degrees.
ort i/ow.

o^fl, jl^a rt. )b. f. hindrance, impedi-

j^g l. J2. Ar. a raft; raetapb. a jloaling
or p
ment; cl^o ? unhindered, without let
masa of ice.

-*&> Pael of ^.
^ r.V* <v f
f. x^wit?, a tortoise (milit.).
^.a, Jfc^a pl. of ]&; )ka 0. of
pi. |fcCI f. anemone coronaria,
colchicum autimnale, meadov) saffron. -vJ
I
-"-, y^AS^, r ii^ 5
unoaaLa or
J&^s pi. J&c^> f. wtta roses. - X*
uaal^a, &c, x*- aH*> 9 t X^apta, dim.
J1oJj or jjcfc m. tfte chin.
X^a/ivhov, f. mantie, robe.
?>
I or )yt\ Nl Vn a corrupton of
l^U^a see fc-U^aD.

)^ajjw> a secretary.
"oLb& ll^-i- from vo.^5 Chalceden
vSp ; see t^oa bile.
an adherent of the Council
in Bithynia, eccles.
Vio, j f-y pi. rt,^5. m. a) a ciwrc, ofChalcedon, a Dyophysite, Melchite; %o
*

gold
garland, chaplet ; a circle or chaplet of J&JooO^it Ae schism of Chalcedon.
turban; the rim V *
pp. J^J.' a diadem; a mitre,
>
deuom. verb Pael conj. from
*&
or border of a table, chest, ark ; ilie finishing,
io calcine, to whitewash; l^
00
l
^N^f '

compktion of a building; )} %^> ***

Ethpa. a^sI/ ^ be
a u-hitewashed u-all.
the laying aside of the crowns
of the
calcined. Aph. *&>l"tojitt or eowr oftA Aatt,
baptized after fclie octave of tbeir baptism; whitewash;
* j?Z? ^4 chalk or n/ o plaster,
[l^ajol JLXa the crown of betrotlml ; 7 l^Zses * or J,IXi-" )y->" whited sepulchres.
a wedding, the nupial rite; & *&>, U^S m. Urne, quicklime; |

) ! *& tte tonsure; \**\'\Jb the crown of

powdered eggsheU.
IL^a^a he received the
victory;
crown of martyrdom.
JtofoM?
b) a circle, company,
) pl. ^ l^^a rt.%.
,
f. o) a (rfojt

the perfect ; \&**X% of the }^\^ ^5 <7m royaZ 6nfe; J$oKt# k^ &*
e. g. Jf cfco4f of c) the
bride of light. b) a daughter-in-law.
disciples. c) astron. JJlao-i J^^ft*^ **
foreshin.
Corona Borealis, ustralis; JL^o '*^J? M ^. a) a canopy, bed-
)\&2
w/Aera e/ie Corona has set; [Z &SJa
%*^a ^ curtain,
pl. JteS
mosquito-net.
rt.

b)
f.

a piece of Unen,
ctVcZfi of the Zodiac. herchief vell mp, the covering or pali over
the

fK-N-A rt.^o. adj. coronal, of or lelonging Eucharistic elemente ; a linen wrap or covering.
to a croum or o j&e eroww o/ <fte Aea<2.
c) anemone coronaria, cf. l^J cuS o.
the ichneumon. \Jio adv. how much, how many; f U*o as
Jv>a, Jil^a rt. Jla. m. a hindrance, stay, lei,
much, as many, as far, as long; gtgaaao } U*s
impediment, prohibition ; J> Jj? unhindered, as much as they con; ^Is) )jao how many
eccles. a prohibition, suspension, times? JiJ Uaa so long as; Jl? l^aaa so
unstayed; ?

e. g. J&h&J ^ /rdm adni inisUl in 9 -Dftwn*

' '
long as he lives; \,4\nK
\^A^, J+ or ]tm seldom, once in
Uko how muchmore ?
a while, some-
service; excommunication.
JSM*/, vice- times; j^a,a for how much? [ set
nA in
0I &>& pl. Jj^aa Ar. m. */j J.*j

Mohammed. how many ways ?

gereat of the Prophet
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\jU*Ld pL )ZL rt. aoo. m. lying-in-wait, in wait; \\Ul& *%JL iJbAf they laid an
lurking-place, lair; an ambush; with o ou or ambiish against Hie city ; metaph. to act
to set ambuslies; metaph. wiles, mbiilty; perfidiously. Pa. ^a to devise plots, lay
>t -
by thy eml wiles; Mvi.as* secretly, snares; -? pj *%JL jJ> he lay in wait for
insidiously. wht did not belong to htm. Ethpa. ocloI/

^UloaD rt ^a. acv. insidiously, treacher- intensive of Ethpe. Aph. &df usually with
ously. UK^ and with ^ or^i. to set an ambush,
lay snares, act treacherously. Deevatives,
pass. part. ao. io fade, beflabby.

fut. c^ool to 6e blinded, befogged }

Jii^^o adj. from Jjsoo. relating to quantity.

confused, usually metaph. Ethpe. o#-aw>t/ the
same. Pa. o^aco io blind; jovi,nv> )<*&-**
^ ^^^ fut. ^v^i, act. part. >aoj*aa. ^c Zfii

l^ai\ sm blinds the soul. Aph. ^aasf to fade or languish, to languish, wither said of

fefo'w?, darken, surround with darkness; ^sa^sL fruit, flesh, the soul, &c.
P
^C opaai? rfAe wor&2 wAicA 6&^s 5. De- i-aoo fut. ^ru, pass. part. mj^ ; J j JL'. to

bivatives, *aa^, Jloopa^ l^|o-N>av>. be sad. Part. adj. gloomy, dark, blach as Uix
ch.ns.3, ]ot,:,p or )o*x:> pi. m. Jpa_D I.
a cloud, ]L-J a valley, ).I^X ^/ie nif/Ai 3 )J c^
llc^aii rt. cHJaco. blind, obscured, dark, dirn,
<Ae complexionj metaph. gloomy, sad, moum-
i> ful; )X; n+nn i|"&-W ^ mourning garment;
ii' rt. . f. blindness, darkness,
\1+jlo \L-J1 the gloomy month of Fehruary;
obscurity9 skadoto; \sx Ii dullness of
J^oLd w)Jcia\ /or iAe corn/ort of the sad.
Aear
Ethpe. ^sooi( to &e sa<^, <o moum. Aph. ;jaao^
JJcfcfiis or jJoaxs m. cummin.
to caf a gloom, sadden, make moumful; st*-

) loofto from Jjsxd. f. quantity, amount, ^d ;^n.y? J^jqq gloomy Febriuzry which
sum; number; size, length; \SLLt ]La- casts a gloom on alL Derivatives, ];^oao,
* Ni * fAe average length of lifej j
i *

jLcuooaa of small size; ~*MjabL; ]l*cu>-20J

jt.NTYO pass. part. |gLjaj. <o (?ry *w^, shrivel

Ae jaw a swm ofmoney. from drought as grapes. Debivative, Jj cueos.
m 9
pi. ) ni. a calce. )Jqa.^o pi. | rt. a^od. m. a grape stone;
%*+\+jlq rt. j aftfl adv. mournfully, sorrow- )!sj1s i' JJc^joOhD </e^ 5<ow5 ofraisins; shrivelled
fully, sadly. grapes which fall from the cluster.

O+ xLd, jio^^o or )io^^S, rt. ;j&. f. jjfcocii pi. P also Jil^&ab m. a pear.
sadTiess, mournfulress, sorrow, ^S sometimes ^o and for the salce of metre
JJLajLS or }Jbai> alchemy; IjUn. ^JL^a ^C and so, and then, then, next, afterward;
alchemists, chemists. soon, shortly, hereupon.

Jjii m. a) the base, support, fundament;

*Ae charneleon. a candlestick; t+oia^^i ^? J^ld a tripod;
f>

fut. ^aaJ ;
act. part. ^sas, Uaoo, pass. |XflS.y Ud <Ae base of the laver; kol ^t^s^5
paii* O&a,
and *&, io Zay
)i*a5ha i.m )ijii> a tower with an ornamented base. b) the

wa&, #e tn waz in ambush; to be fitil oftoiles

3
stern of a tree, stalk, root of a plant ; U5 U*zo
and deceits; \&> JJaJ ^aao to plot secretly; to strihe root; metaph. jjii lS-^ I set my
Jj bctD ^od o a^> in /> A&xri Jwr&s ireachery; feetfirmly. c) geom. the base of a cylinder.

y&^s ^eoo U*^-o Jt*^** $n fces in wait \io Pa. ul5 3 fut. Jlaj. to </m a name or i^e,
in our bodily members; \Ljxlo \A\la bear lying- to name, surname, nickname, caii; with '^^w
in-wait; [\la\ )lcu Ji*ii fire lies in wait c.o. to aw t< a/er him; o*Itoo oi^ico(
for the trees. Ethpi:. ^&li*to lay wait, lie Ae ordained him by the name of.. ., ordained
f
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\!jSL olB Iu generally; \.*&o aX fc*lUs JpFl&xu

H4S xx * J he calls the scriptures in general tlie law, he
the book, gave a title to the booh;

jlisuf *i/ Joj if any one will caii him a speaks of the law meaning the scriptures

generally.
teacher, count him among the doctore. Ethpa.
wJdL? named, surnamed, called; ^^a*
to be JIoaaIo rt. jlid. f. a gathering or coming
together, jlocking together, assembling, joining
Joj^J* ulol Joseph who was called Barnabas;
^jL was named after him. together, union, conjimction, a collection, sum-
klxEir o*j*x* it

DerivatiyeSj J-joo, Jj^lds^c. mary; }l? )La**3 a gathering jlood, alake;

)Io* ^2s k^- IckJb a recalling of the mind
JS-Jis for J^tUJ^. aclv. justly.
from wandering thoughts, recolleetion ; tfie con-
V
4. 9
m . the name of two months, / cili,
v
V junction or 6em^ present of all the essential
\l>J or p+l& First Conun, December;
Conun January.
o ycuu>
parts of a eacraraent; arith. ^ 5ww, <o<ctZ;
or *>L*i Later ,
^,>^^ together, added iogetlier.

jwocoi adj. from jfcooxo ii. regular, exact.

)1^. graw,
yi Pe. only part. adj. yJo, )JL,
]&ots pi. JliUj'cLLo f. i. the palm of the dignifiedy solemn, venerable, reverend; moderate,
hand, sole of the foot ; oj& cuu> o>^= within his modest, chaste, gentle; )>aL ylo ofvenerable
hand, upon his palm. n. mvv, a rtde for appearance; \Jua )^i*? reverend monks;
ruling lines or measuring, a plumb-line. JfcCsuIs cAasie or reverend women, recluses;
* 4 <* . 9
)i' rt. r_ * a f. gathering together; )l zt& JlOaIo ILlXcfe the bee carries on her
T> .. y
f )l^-lguLJ iAe nations athered modest labour. Ethpe. ^IdI? to bear oneself
together. with dignity,behave seriously, modestly; togive
}i*CLLd pi. jJL. rt. *13. m. a) a convocation, serious attention; ]ZM&o&\*<** ^L>hoo he
congregation, assembly ; with axo io caK bote himself gravely as a philosopher. Pa. ^l
together, assemble a multitude; JUl^JL J^i-ais to render honourable; to praise; to recall to

congregations for Divine worship, l*SL alo 15*-*^ serious or dignified behaviour ; Jfc^JX y i ^ v .

of meeting for worship. b) a council,

2>laces ^6 moderales deire; pass. pai*t. dignifiedy

synod; gram. a plural, plural form, jo>-^i honourable, venerable, adorned ; j L aA*Aa
jfcL^ oo)I*,CLL, ]<h^.-i* ts Af plural of ya iajc jfeCft^jL venerable from great age.
Ethpa. *JLoi( to bear oneself toith dignity;
to be honoured; to glory in, boast of Deriv-
)i*LsLi3 perh. contr. of j;*,fc<Jci m. the navei.
atives, ^ia^id, jiooao, [iaiav>.
1*9 4 i # * * ^*aX3, jls^aXO
|i^ ^ <
&L*.OdLD pi. m,<XL> OV
J^xin f. a ball of unspun flax or cotlon,
rt. -^ |Q f. a) a coming or meeting together,
cleto of cotlon.
a congregation, a synagogue, also jfcotaio K*^;
sometimes ^
Jews opp. Ji'tJ^. <Z&e Christians.
&1S Pael conj. and ld( Aphel conj. denom.
verb from \AxB, to gather under the wings.
b) a choir, company, congregation, chu/rch.
f* * 03 \i pi. |ao5 and ]4io f, the side,
jL'cLid usually JLc&o justice, &c; Jii
?

edge, outer part, esp. a) a wing; \Lxh IcuL

justly.
a winged creature, a bird; &msJL usa the
wio Pael conj, of Ud.
ostrich; metaph. covering, overshadoung pro- ,

ja, JlfJEb f. also JfJb, jij*2a f. a cake.

tection; )^i5? )1^J the overshadotoing of the
fesloo rt. *xs. adv. modestly, seriously, wings. b) tliearms, lap, bosom; %&&*, oaJAa
discreetly. she iooh her son m her arms; iJsaJS ti/awfs-

j 1, V#% Jfc rt. **is. f. digniiy. self-respeet, pru- in-a/rms. c) the border, fiap^ sMrt, hem of a
dence, modesty; dignified manners, grave or garment; o^aj^J^-ilwnderMscioajr metaph.
reverend behaviour. ]u^n? oIJLO i^e <nds of the earth; )1 i^sLiS

V-l**Io rt. *i. adv. together, taken together,

jomtly, with one accord, in common, universally, stretches or cm& of a mountain. d) a pinnade;
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u* 219 rs^Haoa.

horn of an altar ; the arm of a cross

ihe side or assemble esp. as a synod ; }iip in the ckwrches;
abranck; the taing of an army. Deriv atives, jN-XdiZao o*X.3 %JLSh( the whole city came
verb Aia, jl ctSuasx together; U5o-\mi> qjodL/ theyheld a synod
,

*
\ Jia or J5J3 pi- )* m. a fag, cttera, inSeleucia; Jjoj^jC CLi5i/' Aey agreed on
* P*-*
J*

cithern, lyre; otaiio ^JLv )ud a se?e- ihis point, met each other's wishes. c) "with

stringed harp; i.m\t ellipt. ten-stringed ju&J ld^ to recollect one's ihoughls, enter into

\l& v^p many stringed; metaph. Jx^So U^J oneself be recollected; Jo<* i*l( vi^d^ ^2>

)*^? ooj^iSo the soul and mind and iheir he had returned from error to a right mind.
jp^
Jiarp ihe body; S. Eplirem is called |^o )
d) in reasoning, ? *iofco or jkIhJ& it folows,
[^ P Ti

jijcus? ihe cithern of the Holy Spirit; U results, we gather thai .... e) arith. to be

\Zr\mv> harps sounding forth praise. computed, reckoned, to result, amount, come to}

)lxo or Jfc3 pi, y m. ihe service trec, sorbus

JBcuX > aIoIsj^? )ix-v? number tohich ^
results from multiplication. f) astron. tomeet,
domestica.
be in conjunction. g) to be collected^ compiled.
J^roZi^ ru, a harpist.
Ii) gram. to form a plwral, be in the plural;
Y p , < -Ti
, , T>9 \ 9 9
*id fut. u*ci.uu, act. part. aId, |*xp, pass. **i^& no plwal form. be
\ they liave i) to
part, jlSo, \mjJJ>* to gather together, colect laid waste. Pel * iii to assemble, caii together,
o^^lS-JU om^o^ \Jao ]ts.<x^ia Iten levy ari army, convohe a synod; to collect moBey,
gathering her chickens under her wings; Ja*? tribute, alms; to bring or gather together,
J^jlus; oo> tfAe j/ofcZ which you have brought acquire; to compile, make a digest, epitomize;
together, amassed; lm~ *lo; }!* a sorcerer, to commte, reckon; to gather a conclusion from
mountebank who collects a crowd; q*JLjJ> an argument, conclude; to recall, recollect,
-L jiaajccLd he gathered into one treatise, su?nmon the tlioughts, collect the mind ;
^a3
epitomized. *
Special meanings, a) witli idik jtajaoo woo*I( he stretches out his hand and
wojoo^s/ to gaiJier to hisfath&rs, io cause to die;
draws it bach; u-iJol^ a T.oo !s.-oc \JSaxo(
oIol^. omLl.0 jti^f (?oi foo& /im o Himself;
1 was a stranger and ye tooh me in; +jlo
also fa Za# 02^ for burial, oo^5loo ocuuo ifo?/
jioL^i* ]f-*^ Chiist brought together into oneness
7at2 Jier body out and buried her. b) to bring Manhood; U^i^> *m \r\ vi
the Godhead and
together, assemble; o o* ^JUo ) IVSS '

ikey
* ^d which are brought together in the Lord
assembled the church; ^aoojd! Loo |jLL> tlie
our Lord; [Juaso )>oj a heaped-up pyre;
Gouncil was assembled; t-JLJb , objj> cu,^
l*tflv> iQfiAffi^o^! a lexicon compiled from
which of you here assembled ? c) to gather or
otliers; [Likso Jl^jdbk^ epitomized; JJooi
coZZec^ one's senses; to hold oneself in; *JL2u
[aIo^o a recollected or thoughtfid mind. De-
+-*-* T jwoxd recollect yourself; iA*jb jJooi
a recollected mind, ellipt. recollected, contem-
plative, d) to curdle, thicken ; \s&!L\ oLcu3>
wIo-mI^ \Jkio ihe liquidness of milk thicfcens.

e) to sweep. f) with Jli to be dropsical, have m1o }

\.1io pi. &T \ rt. $
*is>. m. a gathering

ihe dropsy; && )o j^^lo jj-a^a man svffier- together of waters ; multitude of people ; a con-
gregation, assembly ; a company of monks,
ingfrom dropsy. g) metaph. of time or mxmber
in common;
toamount, come io; U& or^ jao \SiH A 1$ pupils, a school; jtloA together,

thenumber of yea/rs from to are so many. gram. <Ae plural number.

Ethpe. +2air and Ethpa, ^lol/* a) to be *xo, Ui-D with )Jjfc dropsy; in the lexx.
gathered U&JL l&\ io his people, )Ial^ to the sweeping; assembling; death.

grave or ellipt. io die; \&l^L ^ <jdoUlie tvas Js*io rt. awu). f. sweepings9 rubbish; J^aX3
taken away from tlie world; \JL*s> oaiol^ ];<>< iws sz^pi together; in the lexx. a Sa&
tJtey departed in peace. b) io come together , o/ cotton.
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h\X^ 220 1X&2U

Uo, )tf also )i pi. ffiftSSB m. and f. iQo^o^om^ ^*I&jSo 3%m iAai ari secrei m
a companion, fellow-servant, colleague; Jl&lo aZ2 J'Ay works and manifest in their workings ;
mg felloiv-servants; oCls JXJLS Ats fellow- U*o'ff ]im jL^sZ. the mystic sel of the Spirit;
priest; an opponmt in an argument; metaph. Jou? Jl^ioo the secrets ofGod, the ineffable
like f similar egual; Jjoo> oi&Lo U^Si
} blessings ofGod. Pa. umo a) to cover, torap
Ravenna the fellow of Rome; wood is the up, clothe, robe; ujJok-*j5o IS*5<h jL

ojlsJLD of fire i. e, suits with its nature; JLal / /?a5 naced me; i& fc^
and ye cotlied
)***? \ofco( 2/ow #re Kfo beasts.
J !s^a sAe covered herface with a veil; m etaph

}d or jfcdo f. a) same as |xS. 6) a basJcet gusts arose i&i^Ji o^Ja^iaj? io overwhelm the
offruit. shtp. b) to hide, conceal; to cover, condone;
*tfxo fut. aftaj' and ^maJ, act. part. xol-, ^a ^^^0 )l tkou hast not concealed this from
pass. part. ^m>m% Ijxud, l^fn^mo, a) io breah us. c) io stop up a fountain. d) to proiect;
inpieces, nvtmch, crunch; J2^& ^l munching Uoootd Jj^I^jc uio he protecied the camps
<?ry barley; ^.moo ;*_S, ji^Lf aw uprooted with his spear, Pass. part. a) covered, robed,
and brohen tree. b) io blame, pui to shame. clothed \eo in sackcloth; jJa^j/^m purple;
Ethpe. tcncn olf io Se reproved, blamed, found fL* um,^ t0ft covered head. b) hidden,
prove to be in the wrong; convicted
guilty, secret; ) iaia.5 J,jLj ^J^ij jJip c>vaX beyond
*au*oo ofheresy; JU^J^ js&.a of much hwrnan beings, hiddenfrom ihem; ^ma^D j )||
wickedness; ? Jooj asam^l^J Ae s#as blamed hidden mysteries, c) closed, sJmt; Isocis
for, shown to be wrong in; lo^a* wot ^& **Aii*>? a cZosed: mouth. Ethpa. wiol^o 6e
l^amo^oo J? **{? Jui^a*, by this text swc& covered, clothed, robed, arrayed; \Aa> u^oi/
wicked opinions are refuted. Pa. ^s to blame, /ie z^as clothed in sackcloth/ to be overwltelmed
reprove. Aph. ma io show to be zor ong , re- by waves, floods, earth; ^<Tv ULtfhSmolF
6wfe3 reprove, convince, confute, with ^ or pers. ^ooo^o the earth closed upon Ihem; to be hidden

?-
or "^i. of the cause \ZAL & from sight; to be passed over, con-

^ ^
wo o * m aJ he will rebuke his words, doned of sin ; to be sheltered, protected; \^-\-r
reprove htm for tohat he has said-; p f +\ \ ycusiifco ^S? lb^2> men shallfin shelter
ip*aa^. iaSU 7*6 m& reprove the righteous under the shadow ofThy wings. Dekivatives,
first; Ui^j U^c^ Jift^ ^jj fe* Uaaas, Jl^AflDCLd, juma, J-uxlo, l^Um, jlcum^o,
ws reprove forsahers of the faith as being lihe
robbers. Ettaph. ^11/* with *& to be re- im5 pL of |lj!fflo.
proved, shown his faults, convinced of sin.
)im3, \]Ao or \Ld pi. JJino ni. time offull
Dekiyativbs, Ucnttjip, ^[i^Ays jiataxajtf).
moon, the fifteenth day of the month; Jl5
, l^txo pL lm m. a cup, beaker, drinhing-
\2& jull moons; jicu^fiL .5 )Wao ]><h
vessel; ]hV>9 iaxo a cup of eold water; esp.
<Ae moon at ihefull i.e. in itsfullness; ma v
the Eucharistic chalice; ]aai &> <wjbe; \A f* t
/rom fAe middle of the month; jc^i'? ^mq^
l^&o the mixed cup; \JL& *%J* %S&
*
he
^kcu^-? atJuly or September full moon.
consecrated the cup, L e. celebrated Holy Com-
munion. \J*<uxxa pi. ^ rt. u*mo. m. apruner.

Uko fut. imo, act. part. \Aa, \ltno, pass.

yO^soacafl, y0^^mom.^wTo a^orcA5p- 5

part. Uxk6, Jwoxxo, jl^, to cover, veil, conceal,

ported on pillars ; a balcony, an upper room.
keep secret Pass. part. concealed, hidden, jicuKLO m, a Imckster, costermong&r.
secret, occult often opp. \S^,^open, uncovered; fut. u^ cunaJ, pass. part. u**m3, H. f

l+mp K&fo* the internai organs; but )X*_x J^ ^rme

. o esp. a vine, io Zop;
^ f?^': /
}&*>!'? j]>m^ the inner sight of the mind yCcH * ft i-Vs> ^m' trees with their shoots
opp. Jll=> \u& the outer bodily eyes; ineffable^ lopped of. Ethpe. uJ^l/" be pruned;
r
mystic; ***j^ .cc*^ao ^Ajd? o o \^j} Lfcad&Ottf mb^O **( as a <nrun,pA *n*i*<ii<**J
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221

v y i* - v .. y
Pa. u*m t
)mZj uwAaao perh. fiatnosed as if f. a
crust ofbread.
* *
with lopped-off nostrils. DEEiVATiVES,Ucim0, pi. kflttx&ii m. the sole of a sandal,

Jg^flOD, U^d, U^- shoe. &c.; l^=> [ckcr\& worn-out soles.

uimo. a pruner. jlmmD pi. jrornn and jls^m f. the loin,

klm5, )Im*&5 rt.
loinSy rnuscles of the loins,
l^atO rt. v*m-o. m. pm/ning, lopping.
q m^ iitmo pL \pjffi\o m. stlver, money,
)/^g pi. US rt. u^d. naW seed-bidbs.
a
3

silver coin, fiece KuSj j.a^aS ofmoney;

JI^S rt- jma m. hdng, concealmeni usually fAe money he was bought for, his price; ^%^X
with prep. jlmr> w
hiding, in secret, secret! y;
o/ silver; )im^
JLli U^4^ &*3 ii shall come forth jjao Airty yzec5

avaricious; J.axa3 !^l* avarice; U*> ajao^

jp^>

from obscurity and appear openly.

a jpoS-faa, capitation iax; a census
\ .^ pi. )IfiD rt. [m m. an outer covering,
9

roof of the ark, of a tent ; the cover of a well, *' taken

*U
ef**eif Omar commanded a census to be
Ud of a pot ; )HI IIiod natural coverings such 7*

of rt?Z f/w countries of his empire ; U->

as rind, shell, bark; &aa >o&? i-W" enroUe amongst them
Cfc-ls^ oo>^qjL /te s 7

l^ V^ * the air which is the outer

cover ing of
numbered with tliem.
the world; c*ioo vjdU f**> M**=
;,fn /> Aphel ; oa ^/^ denom. verb from
<2me; some covering over his rtiouth.
ffiamoj. ^o banishj exile.
%3& m .* rt. j-aua. adv. covertly, secretly,

obscurely, mysteriously\ mystically.

]&*&> )&*& or JfcU pi. )&L f. (cf. ^w,
]Ao) an earthen vessel in which wine was
ji'axco rt. \r** f. a covering over or conceal-
mixed
ing; that which is concealed or unseen; that

which really is} within, opp. Jla* or JL< )jttS pL juS and jilmo .provender fodder, t

externai appearance; jtcLST? yOttla-mo <fl forage, hay; Jla&3 ^>3 a dedler in hay.

irue inwardness of thmgs; secrets, mysteries, &J> fut. aaj, nf. ^so, inaper. *oo, act.

arcana. part. ^U, |.ai, pi. ni. ^\o or ^o, pass. part.
]&&>) *Z*f\D or &ll* f. ) |g/*>

powdered drugs or perfumes. b) Ar, eZmr, hnee; U*5 *Ae ^itf; Uu himself &c; with
Ae phiosophers essence which would change j
^Va o stretch the sling; metaph. to bend,

lead to gold. makeflexzble, mahe grntle; ^x*Ka &a& ^ow

)
;S^s^ or IJog^a m. a) a basket, b) Jiuxc&D Aas^ broughtme very low; oaioctis
^5 Za o
bowing before Hm. Part. adj. a) Bmf, bowed
iV ? wooden moulds for makzng
*
* bricks, t

JLko m. plaster.
croohbached, distorted; ^So k?oi 6eni or rfxV
^orfecZ limbs; oi?l^ma^ *Su^ 6ei! backwards.
*jaa Ettaphal AsU^ or lflciotLf denom.
Jil^Ii ]&Ji>
b) arclied, eurved, concave;
verb from eW, 2o fr-aveZ about; to receive hos-
oi " 5 ^n
|
|g and eurved irv/mpets;
straight
pitality, be entertained as a guest. Cf. \*i c* D(
\\o< l^a*&o Jl'^ <m arched stone cavern;
and below.
o**** >gu&ojf )tlr a curved-headed nail ; jl^*3
\jo pi. JL m. fruits usually dried or pre-
[y< ^T )} q^^ts^a 6zrcZs we<A hooked beahs,
served fruits such as raisins, wahtuts, almonds; dl/
taJons; )UZj &Jk>hook-nosed. Ethpe.
dessert; bxxt )ilL \la^ fresh fruits. 6owei cfoww, to fiewZ or 6o^ oneself
fo 6e &ett or
JifloS pi. m. coraZ. usually metaph. ioi Jl *&w tihebr bach was

MJ04m3 or i.^ !^^ f. ^evoSo^o*', et guesi- bent i.e. ^/iy ere no Zon^er inflexible. Pa.
house, hospital; cf. for this and the folio wng

onese?/. Ethpa. Aa5L?*to&o^ in adoration,

Itfoqma or uoadOfau&a m. ^ofiox^? $* stoo^ from weakness, bend over, bulge e. g. as
mater of the guesls. buildings from the shock of an earthquake
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r
io be bentj crooked, hooked. No Aphel, *ao/ is Jews but t/euw opp. Christians; Jjo^o )ogl.
Pael of a5( , see p. 16, col. 2, U^ts tfAe unbelieving Persian nation; an
*ai! 5 \J> pi. J&J5 rt. d. the palm, hollow apostate; ]'9&iJ> J^xcg.^*? JLm a ^ form- of

of the bnd ; a handfid, sheaf bundle; ]B JUd absolution for tliose who have denied the faith.

a handfid; \J*^J&t Jlu> a handful of salt; V) ungrateful, unthankful ; JLqj^^s )>a^a

\2k&o ZsJ> bundles ofthorns; [& ^Aj io clap unmindful of benefits ; jici.ag^X ^ma /'n^
the hands; with ?-** or juo to reap, gather to i/ie thankless.

togetker a sJieaf; metaph. Js^i^L^ \Ji- t ^

rt. ^io. adv. as aw infidel, per*
jicwX*.* tkebessed sheaf, i.e.company, of the fdiously, denying and refuting.
postles.
JioiaSio rt. ^ao. f. denial, rejection of Christ,
\B jhs&o
}
pi. JiLo rt. &lo. f. anytldng hollow of the Faith; impiety, injidelity^ paganism,
or curved, a pan, boivl, saucer, snujf-dish, apostasy; also renunciation irtade in baptism
censer; a spoon, ladlej JIJjmj? or Jjjjf }B of the devii and all his works.
the scale of a balance; jtijuaoy \&o tJte bowl of
Ufa^iD rt. 3^. m. denial, rejection; in-
a candlestick ; U&*& ? \&S tlie hollow of a sling ;
fidelity, vmpiety; Jloo^if )^cu2lo denial of
tlie hollow of a vault, a vault, \a*jL &&, the
theGodJiead; ]ou/^&; Uic^o apostasy or
vault of Iieaven ; \ilS,9 )ls*& Jla the arch
rejection of God.
of the rainbowj \& i^LiZ the door of tlie

U,ct& or JXaa5 ni. hellebore, helleborus

vaults; K*^! oj&jL &q the hollow S2>aces
niger or candidus.
under the arclies of a bridge; Ifcl^^o^)^2^
p tf <. -
)K*jfQ.o, a seat carried on a cameVs back, on jt rt. f. crookedness,
a muie. J*Zj &6m^ hook-nosed,
J^o = JaJ! rt. &o, f. a ladle, large kiichen &o fut. Lru , act. part. ^ao, )lai . Io hanger;
spoon. metaph. to hunger after, deire greedily; the
\a fut. J^J , act. part. \J>, \Sb.o, pass. adj. s, ji&i! usually takes the place of the

part. j&D, )*&, Cognatb ai>. a) to bend, bow 9

participle; see below. Ethpe. ol^and
7
ncline , curve, lean over; wifcli o**J ^JL Ethpa. DL/ same as Peal Jlt<x,^\ ^>iV
to bow over on one's breast; with Jji( t&X he Jmngered after wealth; JLoll Ji'cj cZeaiA
or Uk$)*a ]*&( io bow down the face to the
/or w7^c7i /^ had hunger ed. Aph.
y
>^,^/ io
ground; 00 o* **&3 * o**&( ^>jL ihey were make to htmger, afflict with hunger; ^sLolT Jl

lying with their faces toward tlie ground; ^w Thou wili not leave ihe chtldren of
JtAd o*jL*9 *^-? u*.Xc?J cfgee recoiling on men io be consumed with hunger. Deriv-
itself; &jq Ijcfciciv )uL5 jo ^e deluge bent atives, U&s, l^laas, jicaaa.
its head and kissed the outskirts of Paradise
Ar> \1 plB 3
pi. JJL&J rt. Jte. m. a) subst.
oocu IJLo; jfiL^aLo a waierpot with a
curved spout.
hunger, scarcity, famine; cc&aja )o> Uo Jow
b) to overturn, upset; ]s^jl,
Lo il( a greatfamine overspread all lands; Ji&a
<h^^ J^aSLo k^& I ilvrew the soa2>suds over
)

her, upset the washing-basin over her. Ethpe. ^j o^ lit. iAe hunger of a huli, Angl. wolfish

tJHoir a) to bend with effort, strin, b) to bow hunger. b) adj. himgry, famished; J^X ^o^

in adoraton, Joi oi y^i o*cl>*co3 ^a9i,o^o2>

ihirsting for blood ; |ii> J^Jf a ramnous wolf;
before Sim celestial beings bend. c) to be over- Jl iin? or lxa.5? ^j a kungry soni; \?&Z
Jd^Jd? Jl&? JJJj a ^;o of
upset, J
teu }a^ ihir sting for justice.
ttcrned,

water ttcrned upside down. Eshtaph. u:>1*. ( tsAi&s rt. o. adv. -yery hungriltf, in a
to be overwhelmed. famished state.

Jfcu&s, JLtoAd rt. *&s 11. a)a infidel, Jlcuao rt o. f. hunger\ state of famine,
unheliever, heatJien, mgaii; pi. pagans opp. being famished.
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\sotita m, monthly eourse, menstruous dis- corporal; io wipe away k&j tears; j&ooici>
charge; Maaa J^&slf )l%*i(awomanstaying
apart for her uncleanness.
stains of sin;
a fragment rubbed offfrom
)U>}& ^
Uo> lia^o J1&3
the idol; metaph.
j^ni adj. from lm&. unclean, dirty. to disperse, clear off,Jii;i^ oj^a
blot out;

UiA, jl*Ln&5 irora Uks. menstruous;

l ^ QA\ v
. , jf
Saul ded a^ay %t7A the remnant of

>i,fffc9i,r> K?i the monthlya woman cou/rse;

the Amalehites ; Jo ^ai U-3? f^ Q .^
abolisJied tlie traces of the Evil one. ii. to compel
during that iime or suffering from an issue;
Imon\ to apostatize, force to deny. Ethpa. *&i/*
JlSft M v>>> clm o^T He healed her who
,

had aflux. to 6e wiped off, blotted out, effaced J^c^a)^

* y w^i a sponge; metaph. as sin in baptism;

Pael conj. of &.
<co*jo? ^os^ T^ay tke memory of them be
)&Sl$ rt, &o* m. a) being bent, bowed with blotted out; to be done away with, nanish as
9 P
age, 1*1*. ; ySiAo being bent with years; ?'
c
Y 9
J&oa2 anger. Aphel ;luo/ io force to deny
Js^-o? the being drawn of a bow; \lxxii V
<?od; to compel to apostatize +>
i
the vaults of heaven, zones, spheres ; astron.
Jtct C}.m*&fromGhristia?itty; to cause or com-
a segment of a circle; ici^k ^aa o? \a
]j?cw a segrmnt Iarger (han a half circle;
mand to renounce, \JL5& jljoji o^ ^ n v> ^
priest tells the baptismal candidate to renounce
|as? JjfcJ* lit. the string of an arc i. e, the line
the Evil one. Derivatives, J;cu3 ;
jyci.0,
dividing a circle into segments.

Jl^aaa pi jlsasiii rt- *as. f. anything hollow

&2, )Isld pi. }& m. a village, hamlet;
or cwved; a coffer; the hollow part of a censer,
usually as part of a proper naine, ocu#J ;^^
of a boolcease; esp. a paten; i^B Uiio }
Gap&imaum, the village of the prophet Nahum.
chalices and patens; JL
f ^J j)44 curved jo*& p. )2-dim. of )iao, m. a Utile village,
tusks of ivory, ivory platters.
hamlet, cluster ofhouses esp. in the neighbour-
&d fui i<aa, act. part. *&, Ja, pass.
hood of a city.
part. **&, j', Jl. i, to wipe, wipe clean} seour;
Uic^? oC? U-^%* c^o U**l&S a) hard white candy or sweetmeat.
ji^X o^kl
b) smoke, steam.
fo sezmZ the sword and wiped it in the body
of the blessed martyr; *tcu*r +ite wipe its cut Ji;a f. an eartlien vessel, crock.

i.e. cleanse the part cut. u. to deny, renounce, V^a fut. io 9n? a pod orio boli, form into
desert the faith, apostatize usually with o e. g. seed-vessel; fcJo ti&o the flax was bolled;
lijab? JA*^.- Oross of our to deny the jfcuX kJio the rod of Aaron put forth ripe
salvation; with l-Sa^ak to renounce the world; ahnonds; eJ^s $ J*J,a thefruits did not form.
V T. <M 9 P V
the devii; Jfc^ JJ^ Ethpe. Moirto beformed as fruit. Pa. fc^o
*Aow c&fe renotmce the heavenly gift; to thicken, form into a knot. Derivative,
J&5ir j?* ^Lo^Uo *Zao | they do not
deny the truth ofthis opinion; with Jlo^Jp uL lS-ao <Ae cyclamen.
UjJ
to be ungrateful; but
y&&*J i> *c&j>i iU &* Jl^a rt. <as. f, a kollowed place, arch or
no* 7% #race re/ec w. Pass. part. a) impers.
vault; j*cu? Jj^lo
*f*
**Ls it is renounced as to thee i.e. / re-
nounce thee; Jl^ao rt. h>&- m. <Ae eaie of a flower,
an-oa^iju* &> ;*<> Diana is
capsule, seed-vessel.
rewunced; \tf **o ^I^Ja I deny thy gods.
b) wifaithful, infidel, accursed, UfcC&o adj. from jfclaa. arched, vaulted.
Ethpe. tkall*
i. to be wiped away. ii. to be denied; to be tJ> adv. of place, where, usually with the
disannulled, deelared rmll as UL1& a covenant. relative, ? ; tvJiere; ? J> ^o tvlieresoever
Pa. 3fl, i. to wipe, rub dry as ***op his r^o ^a.^. whithersoever ; ;a,\ thither
f f
hands; JJcuo^ UiaSi^ tlie paten with the tohere; ^.o &> whence, from that place.
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or time; as soon as; U+oi o*J? *a ^ from Ethpe. osL/ to 6 ploughed, tilled. Deriv-
whatever quarter the wind blotos. ATIVES, U^>, -^>^> 3 J^O*^, ^0;p, )^30;o.
J*3, Jo fut. )&j, act. part. )l& 9 \Z'+> pass. Joi^o or J^o m. cabbage, caulijiotver, }t>9 o
part. ]d, )I*5. a) o be short, narrow, brief; wild cabbage.
^oSaT aZo fAg day5 &re jte>. b) to be sad, \z>U> pi. ^a ow.
m. ploughing, tillmg
rt.

displeased, annoyed ; to grieve; usually impers. tlie ground fallow ground; afurrow ^oili ]l
; }

with ^; t^o*^ togi ^sli.5 David was sad; JfcC^**j \&i& *%JL sow noi in the furrow of

*a*>? ? +**(*%JL \QA> U^o Joojt Ij sorrow unrighteousness.

notfor those that are asleep; L Jlsi? o? we U-^U> rt. otd. adj, rustic.
ought iofeel sorry; ***alx o*i hS+o hefelt
Jl&^ii pi. JfcliU^ f. a bird's crest or fcgft,
pityforhim; pass. part. d) smoli, narrow, brief
esp. JJ^ir? o a cock's comb.
shoH opp. y+*(: j^jj-lls abriefspace;
;
]SiL
\&*i.S pi. |JL m. jwe cambric, muslin or
)kSi& few or bruf years; ]lo9 U^i^the lesser
lawn; \jk=>J> ^Jl^o a linendraper.
gate; Jfcocoo jlo && of stature, short; U*i>?
o*^-o to st^er pan, 5e sarf, ^^a^r, iK/ cf.
owoi short-tempered opp. o*-ii Jt*^? ^0-
cognate J;o. Pe. only part. adj. o*-.Zo, Jouw,
suffering, patient; music. jj&so Jbo sAor2
)io^*!o sick, sickly, ill, diseased, weak, infirm,
^etos; gram. ]!& ULo) a short vowel; )mJ*H feeble; o* omZo he is UI; ]o*+lo k~ a hospital,
\i& short names or nouns ; adverbial, jj^asi infirmary; %xx+>l i^-w> love-sick; \j\i
-
briefiy, shortly; }jlvL* wJL*^*^ a gram- tf,

JL^sd rottenfigsj c*+ls j^> theflesh is wt

matical epitome. b) sad, sorrowful f. impers.
with
^iiioB we
^ to grieve, be sorry,

are very sad at thy separation

*%JL ^ Ju & ^1
JLo>-Lo

Jomw
jl^Jttufcap W?a^A hearing

raeffectual assistcmce; JLomI^

* )jlf^
k^i^
from
us; ^ \i U^Li ULd (J ULtf} < Ido unhealthy country; metaph. of wrong opinions
]n*A o^Zd heterodox; ^q^Id Jcujy Jio^la
not care how ong the journey may be; |i;o JJ

M( "%tl
Jloif
^ I am not sorry to die. Ethpe.
cow Ar wrnds were disordered by the mis-
leading of demis; gram. a/ee&^syllablei.e. one
to be cut short, made brief o ^loif
coiitaining a quiescent letter ; a defective verb;
|j*x i/ie moment was brief; ]^L pl^i his 1 5

cut short. Pa. JIS Jtoif om Zo a noua having a weak letter;

life is to shorten, curtai, J

contract, oyJmv\ Jjjaa w 5 ^ garment is too

short to cover him ]&&>cu wlo
having the iniial quiescent as j-a N. /? the
} fi shorlened the
second letter quiescent as )l\>, ihefoial as
days, the time. Ethpa. Ji&lfto be shortened, j^s..

cut short as days, ife ; impers. to be despondent, Ethpe. ot U>U a) tofall sick, be sick, UI, inpain.

despairing, yj'^oU>
not lose heart in your trials; with o*Zq* his
^ J^oi/*)! you did
b) to

ysS.
grow weak,
o;al/ thine heart
lose strengih, fail,

was
languish;
tender, thou didst

spirit was grieved, eourage failed. Aph. ^Id^

grieve; JiaisLSo vZalFhe grew weak in
a) to shorten opp. y*/*; r faith; .*okj ^^s.? ^Li' those who
^ 0omP?
4 Jlof
stumble, are perplexed, distressed at this saying.
Iie shortened their hands, held them baek.
sadden, be displeased, angry; with > to be ^w
b) to
Pa. oua to make UI or sick; Jjooo
m
u yoaa
sorry for, to condoe with. Derivative s,
s'cA mtiui. Ethpa. iSl/ /a fl ^
nes*. Aph. mioft cause to be ill or sickly,
)l m. the socket or the higherpart of the arm. injure, harm; with oUaj o /ee^ sickness;
)i& or \!*'J> m. an tron pot for heating pitch.

ola fut. oo^aJ, act. part. 0I0, \k&, pass. ruin a?^ mjwres a vinei/ard so much as
bad
part. I^x.. to plough, tilliht ground, 00 ;s pruning. Debivatives, jj>ao, V-.{o^.>,
Ji;p %oa\ 6rea tp yow fallow groand; jioo*^, JlooiiAie, jjcn;ajo.
metaph. to meditate, turn over one's thoughts* I Uo^ pi. ^., ^ r t. o;a m< a
. cherub.
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\&m& pi. JL rt. o*, m. a ploughman, JJo* pi. JL. m. a) a Aoo&, esp. a Itookfrom
husbandman; aplough. which a lamp s stcspended. b) a stick vnth

from M>c*U. adj. cheruhic, of an tron hook for lamps down ; a club
lifting
fj^ed, JfcCJ-
cherubs; }l&oo )Is-> $Ae hooked at the end, polo-stick. c) a curved riece
or pertaining to
cherubic companies. of wood attached to the end of a cord hy which
a load is fastened; a saddle-bow. d) JJ^
lo&, Jj*, Jt'jo; rt, ft&, a herald, public
)..sftj>f a twisted roii, twi&t of bread.
crier, proclaimer, preacher, harbmger, fore-
ruwner esp. used of St. John the Baptist, U^Lo u>, ]%+*lm from JJo . deeply curved,bent;
9~ *
^|L J$o.!a )oU^. Elizabeth $7^ZZ ^tw KrA JJ^koV J^aoe a deeply curved line; )h+

miraculously to the forery/nner of Christ. )SsLq;& very deep reverences.

J*5 or ]5; kJ)p u & m. a pearly shell,

o^>, iiop pi. \ m- XPP*h wlow;
mother-of-pearl.
JlesL^^ JlaoA- l^o^j yf as the colowr of
JL'olcua pi. jlo rt. );. f. a) heralding, heaven in its cleamess; \}*Ji [xo iO4
varied
proclamation, preaching, message; the Qospel; colours, Metaph. a) colour of the face, corn-

j cu? jlo J* the preaching ofJonah; }it* plexion, blushing ; kc ^-D )J ? unblushing,
^Ar 2e message or preaching of the AposUes. shaneless. b) countenance, aspect; boldness,

b) eccles. a proclamation, recitation, bidding- impudence; Joco^ Ji a set face, bold look;
prayer, litany, a commemoration of Hshops, och I^jSqj*'! o^a to audacity is adamantine,
patriarchs, &c, recited during divine service; Angl. Ae is brazm*faced> c) appearanjce, pretext,
com-
f )).V?cn\ <W.Nfc^ ihsy annulled the
^Im q^o Meai> m appearance and not in
memoration of the name of ... c) public
.

truth; ^ ^X> ttU U*U ow what pretext

= public acknowledge-
prayers for the khalifs
Jjoo^
do they accuse Mm? d) style; )?
onm of their sovereignty; Jo^^ ^-xu*.

^? }aS^ Joo. Ui JLoloUo M$> fte

JJliocoiD, JfcU adj. from the above. bold,

o/ the Araba had only the name and proclam-
audacious, impudent.
atrn of kings, not real power; ^^j? \*s

?o{*^ )2jo faNnri^f itojo; Ae tvanted JLoS&eoU from ^o;^ f. boldmss, impu-

to annul the name of Mas'ud and yroclaim dence; lascivioune3S.

Daoud in his stead. ^AJoh, ZU> or jut pi. QAJ0&* m.
UJc^cu pi. anlX^o^o ; see ilJci^o^o XpoviKop, a chronicle.

laying on of hands. U^> a Aea^. 6) of Ji*o ^Ae

]Loo ph a) of
li; or U-i pi. . rt. y+o. m, the piece

of wood round which the vjeaver's tlwead is

UD Pe. only participial adj. jj-Z or JJ-Z
fastened, a weavers beam. Ethpe. )ioU(
2>roscribed, execrated, despised.
\looiSi pi. JI*
*f&. rt. m. moving round, a) to be pyrocktimed, announced, pttblicly taught,
going or rurming about; circular or revolving preached; )ttftiN4 Jt'O- J| *^*J
motion; circuite, circlings of the wind, clouds, ^os^e? o/ /te Mngdom shall be preachedj ltaV->
&c, a circU, circumference ; Jl*-^ J^o;o
a procession in chwch; k^U5*? Uoi4> <Ai teaching mtt be eeiebrated in all the Ea st. b) to
revolving of tlm firmament ; UjsjX i o; be proclaimed, named king, bishop, &c. ; ilol(
/Ae tu/rning or revolving oftJie year; *o*> [4S.4 he was jyroclawud king. c) to have
XOo^D everytMng belonging to the succession
the name in public prayer as being
recitea
of Festivals in their order.
khalif, cf. )toV;i; to be recited, proclaimed,
) s-o ots pi. )&L. rt. *t. f. a xohirlwind, commemorated as tbe names of bishops, &c,
hurricane. at divine service. Pa. fio to proscribe ; with
J^*o* rt. *;. f. a whirlpool, eddy. iVoltl & t0 dtnherit, Aph. lla/'a)
Gg
to
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220 ,1*
9 rf .
proclaim by a herald or messenger; ot*S\* H&F J io om Ia rt. 0**3. f. sickness, sichliness, in~
Ud^*- proclaim peace to the city. 6) to an- firmity, weahness, impotence; |1^? ojIoomIa
nounce, preach; \Z&>1& \2Su ^o*^ ?W thejleshsubjecttosichiess; looM?ai> *ofcJ^Qji^
*mto them the former prophets cried; John the jiax^uo* #e wfire toss&i a6ow< through the weak*
Baptist Ka9cuj> Joo ttaJo preached in the ness of your faith.
desert, c) to teach, show, argue. d) io recite cu;d, Ji"cu;o rt. J;a. f. shortness, brevity;
ublicly or in a lovd
decree, with
voice, to promulgate a JJJkf Ja^? Jlci*io ZacA; of time; roetaph.
? oaau*i> to issue decrees in sadness, anxiety, distress; pressure, coercion;
the nome of, by the autliority of , . .; to ]ho!L;i> ^j ip+f unwillingly; hLS> Ic^^a
proclaim or make king, caesar, khalif, sultan,
heartfelt sorrotv; *%JL Ji'dl>t- to U-^^
to recite the nume of a reigning khalif in
public prayer; to proclaim a bishop, insert
jicuuf the Holy Spirit jfeK ^y /or mankind;
\Lsi lo^;o impatience> sadness, but med,
his iiame in the dptychs ; to proclaim a feast.
juio Lau> shortness ofbreath, asthma.
e) eccles. to proclaim, intone a JLo/od. Pass.
k~>h&+& rt. ^4.3* adv. round about
part. 1 +-a& 3 fii-s^o proscribed, interdicted,
execrated, accursed, disinherited, exiled;
]iciu^ rt. ^;o. f. girding, surrounding
jj;
J^ijs loa.*Za a besieging.
iltJSL -^o excommunicaled ; jia JJ? jf
cursed with childlessness. Deeivatites, })o&, lxl^&j>Zo, )k*J xP lcrTlap^s J a Ohristian;
r
\V^j^Jv> )^LiXt u^cu^jH cujsI/ sli^
Ae disciples were called Christians first in
jito m. i, a?& earthen water-jar with a nar-
Antioch.
rom orifice. u, a Jie-goat, a ram, head of the
Jloch )s.*.i *
fc
m Z^>, )is s t adj. Christian; )JLJ
J)^sA*^.Ku^a Christian women,
^oj;o or JLiO pl. ju, ni. a sliepherd, ashep-
herd's crook. h-> lx^^lo or jZd from the above. adv.
as a Olmstian, in a Christian rnanner ; icuj
w**J*i> pl. C* usually f.
x*P T7 s > writing- 2^U^&l?0 as becomes a Christian, befitting
material, paper, a schedule, bill, deed; a record, a Christian.
document treatise; )^J;oj jfcia. apveparer
llcuu^fla^Z^ or ^.m^D from the above.
of paper or parchment; 15 *
f. Christianity, the Christian faith; collect.
characters formed on paper; ^yf ktfuJ s iAe Christian congregation, Christian people;
yOoM ^ ^ ^l^o ^^B? ^azYZ 627^5 are to be )lai A^ fla*Ij o#^? ;
^}^ to?^A i/w accord of
rehtrned to tieir otvners i.e. given back receipted; the whole congregation,
hcu^+&=> o^ a rfo ^ jrax^li^^ JL$>* he pub- ^Wj jq^ttuo or dtt*>o pl. va&AfiL*ED or
lisJied a treatise against htm. ^a&AfloJo f. xpwiS * a) w^^> custwn, wont, ex-
Ui^a^io pl. j* x^T-ouXa/tos-, a c?er& of the perience; . m^ >Za J?o*co experience witnesses
revenue, administrator of the imperial ex- to this. 6) testimony, evidmce, proof apassage
chequer; jlVS.} Jc%u> ^per o/*Ae record adduced or C2*e<2 inproof a quotation, example;
0/ the Church. )&> ^j ^oufloZo testimony from the Scrip-

\Zj<x+ or j*j^ ordination; see ^0^5 and

tures; )t&\\ . m.m. p citations from the
Fatliers.

J^U; and U^E-3yr.U;3,pl. ^^> y& fut. ^.o^aj and ^lau, imper. uop pass.
5 J& part. ^*Z^,
}

a ^'fe, Aeap esp. a Aeap 0/ threshed grain; I^Llo. Jlila.o. a) <o go round,
f.
encircle, turn about as iaacwi a boundary,
J^c** a measuring-line ; to turn round, move
&**U; rt. J*3. adv. shortly, briejly.
round with o, or%&; jfca*^? Jlo*,
\^]o^lo rt. *s. adv. morbidly. y^d <p <Ae city wall all round; ^ <** Joo
 227 *V*i*
J> ke went rotmd from house to house; inheritance of a Hebrew sAaW wo 6 removed

)*oJ %-& <*o*J the subdeacon shall go round from one trihe to another; to be stationed
and see to the lamps; Jlcui *J>* going round. b) pass. of Peal c) to be rolled up }
about with wild beasts i.e. living like them. wrapped vsp }
stvathed, swaddled; ^Isjod? josa
6) to place round, gird rotind s
encompass, a rolled up scroll. iii. refl. to tu/rn oneself

surround; to stand round about, to guard } round, revolve; oll% ^j, yX^i^f i^Lf)*

to besiege; ?*S* ^Ff^^ hang them round a door which turns on its hinges; to gyrate,
wjod;o JJumL JSo* strong walls circle, wheel round as a bee to coil, tunst
thy nech; ;

surrounded me. c) to roii round, roii up or round as a serpent, as a dog's tail; io roii
to wrap round, bind, swatJie; fco;S rotind, revolve, come round of number or time
together, ;

> fctj&l&o she rolled up the plaits *2;irfco& +0 jfcooo* hL=Ji seven revolving days.
eii )

wrapped Pa. **XB to bind or a vine to

tioist round, tie
ofher hair; olaj^iis *C9^{ **0 Jie

a stalce; to go or circle round often. Ethpa.

his face in his mantie; with jeyj*^ to
4 Kf.ll{ a) to go hither and thither, walk up
swaddle; with )i2uo to a volume up,fold roii
and down, go to and fro. b) to be wrapped
up a roii; to bind up a wound; to enshroud,
rotmd, bound up. c) to gird, surround, besiege.
prepare for burial; j^A^bkl^ !^o;S o**Su
Aph. a) to mahe revolve, make to turn
she put on her shroud; >.L> -^2^-3 J^*^ *f&(

poo round, laftiiS& Za-' God mahes tJie Jieavens

jj*t-? they shear the jleeee all over ;
revolve; with \***i to turn amili- wheel; j^yfe^
jXJl Uc&o Jlo l'fif hoio much land does
a door on its hinges or in its grooves; ^^n-i
a bushel of corn cover? Part, ^.lo a) active
going round, encircling; standing round as a o*ZL* he loohs all round; \l*ts> Ui( .taJ )*

guard, surrounding or besieging wifch or ^ do not set a Hon to turn a mill-wheel; to make

*^jL jjo*, ^ ****? a <^y with a wall a stone revolve from a sling^ to sling. b) to
3

)lft- distress straitly

roii round in the mouth, utler, .ad^oJ JJ?
round ii; q>=^* U->Zo
^ ^ Jk.NgyS oC^ xQoa*s that they sjiould not take
mrrounds her heart ; ^a.o? JJq,a*oo
billows tohich surge round me ; J'? CH

#iay honour adorn thee round about. b) passive

^ ^^ thename on their tongue. Deeivatives, k>iar>
U^?o-d Jloou), ^oo^o, JlS.^o;^, JlS^o^o,
?
3

fenced, surrounded with walls ; wrapped}? oi }&=>

in swaddling bands; J&* <x2> in a mii or cloth;
J2I^*S ^ Ir? the erahryo covered with tJw caul; U>i.B pi. -^3*^ ? \J> m. a fenced or walled

a folded letter; [L^o \J*jo* city, fortified place.

<*?o J> J-sJ^

if+lof a dog's curly taiL c) impers. u^ld \i>& pi. Jo rt. o. m. a) a written roii,
y
o co^ Joo <Aey wandered about in other scroll, volume, codex; o>^k c^bo? Jo*S
countries. Exhpe. *al( imper. E-Syr, same ^o a roii written within and toithout;

as pre., "W-Syr. ^*Ji( with suff. 3 ps. JsA-^o fc2Sa5| [oii2 rolls written all over;

5&if I. active = Peal a) to go round, move )Jculo? l^-3 a volume of canons ; M>*
about, &c. ; Ji;l>fcoS JI^j *s>i; a city ivhose jLojsa^X? writings of consent^ written consent.

o^a^ ^cia* Jooj ^iifcoc b) aneddy; \& fc^o^T )t^2^ thou madest
circuit isforty miles;

J^^c/es?^.s went about in all Galilee; \td*L( eddying pools ofrain. c) Moj \& a roii

or cylinder of gold.
jt^**x=> / wandered abovt in the desert;
. .1^^^ ^o^o^o <Aey ww about collect- \>U> ph )w rt ^^d. ni. a) revolving, revolu-
tion, circuit, course, orbit of the sun, the
ing . , ,; doisao "^L ^lat* we coasted
round Gyprus. = Peal mareh heavens, the year; )+> J?o? Jola^ at the
6) 0 surround,
rotmd, stand round as a guard ; to stand about, turn of this year; )&JL J| U>U continuous

to delay, linger. i. passive a) to be ttirned revolution. b) tepoterj, the woof

round, driven round as U^^# v)heel; to be )J^;5 m. a rhinoceros, a horn.
moved or carried round; JLoUl **s^ ^ ^ iJ> to wrile badly, spoil icriting.
Gg 2
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V
Jt^gio or J^*giS m. KepKts, 18a. a) a weaver's \xd>, 11*1*1 from |geot fe'g' bellied, having
comb, sfwttle. b) the point of an arrow. c) the a protuberant pauneh.
fore-arm, wrist, hnuckle. skIo, ULlo pi. ^JL, C-. m. the leg, sliank,

|Js^S;o f. the girth, buckle of the girth. shin o cattle, sheep, locusts, bees, &c; often

yaiO denom. verb Palpel conj. frora Joasiob forms part of names of plants, )^>if U*i&
to make yellow tinge with saffron, turn pale or
}
hare's foot, trifolium arvense; ]uj. ^io
yellowish, Us*^ &*&>;& ))L,y& a saffron- wild basil, clinopodium; metaph. Jocu? \^Llo
coloured bird. the shore or an inlet, arm of the sea.
\jL+B or l^Lio m.Jirst milk after birth; also
Jfcoo or JJ&dd pi. JfctL. rt. *+&. f. a) a bnd-
clotted milk.
age, binder, swaddling-band. b) a convolution,
bend, winding. a tendril; U&&1& or \jao&U> ni. parsley, cehry.
c) k&;? jfcoto
a imdril of a vine. d) the slough of a snake.
?
ip;D yto^aj to cui short, lop off;
fut. Ji ;o or jlw> pi. jloSo rt. ]^. f. iA^ thumh, tlie

pass. part. Ucu> cui off mutilated esp. of great toe; ^.( jiio Azs thwmh; jl^J t> i
i

the nose; stopped short Derivatives, U&io, ^reai <oe/ oji^^a yJL* he signed with his thumb,

JL'to pi. ji f, a leek Derivatives, 11(5.

f*, U*+o
pi. Oovo, \&'di> rt. *;r>. m.
a) a vineyard; UZ>i2> JLS vine-dressers. m. )li
J1(d pi. pi. f. ji'LVo- adj. leek-green,
b) a vine; )ia? \Ja+B make's vine, colocynth. leek'colou/red,

K>;o pi. ]cd rt. ^D. m. a vine-dresser. JiinO a burdenfor the back, a load; o^Lm
f.

UJs+B rt. ^;s. adj. of or from the vine, the JL^a^. he laid doum his load,
grape; JIo;a [U&L winefrom tlie grape. Jtol^o from ]LU> f. leek-colour7 greenness.
\>*uc>& pi. . a thin calce ofbread. ao not used in Pe. Aphel +ai*to drive
yacuj^ ; see Jo^ a chronicle, ff> fia2y away hirds or bees. Derivatives,
*oIq imper, *floo^o perh. te s/mi; ^> ^oU
Zeaw off. Uo fut. \2sj, act. part. Jgo, Uo, pass. part.

>a>U, U*i
\a&, yl*S. to pile up, heap; "%^\ jj^
pi. ^r>*o )&* f. a) fc 6^,
the 2'>aunch; ]jnj> %*3Ub the intestines., entrails:
o>jj iliey piled stones over him; J&l
vapours arose in heaps; )>cu "%^ \JLlo yzUnj
k;S ut* diarrhoea; Ux>iJ> > ,. ;\^^ let them jnle wood on thejwe; f" Jt* one
ventriloquists ; metaph. Ji^J? k;o Ae &% who gathers sticks; *%jL )1qaa^ Ud Ae heaped
o/ *fo jpo; Uwf ]& big-bellied vessels
kindness tipon him. Pass. part. ]o o* ]y^| jl^
of brass; jtj?Uua a foWs crop/ IA+.B i^e earth heaped up to form a mole )^,y>^
jfc^fco? fa &o% o/ a document, the middle
;

*fc
part written on; c**a* fc***^ *to laughed r io? the ireasures they had heaped up;
yoo*X Miza Aey a-ye piles of bread,
within her, secretly; ameite, hunger; sxL>9
pleniy ofbread. Ethpe. JmsX,\ to be piled or
|flo;o gluttony; k;* las vainglory, vanity,
P
heaped up; ^ofco* )^>c^ ^X.S on
conceit.

motlurs womb.
b) tlie womb; o^/\a> w
c) a cavily, ventricle,
^ fromo^;o his
you too, hot coals are heaped; <**a
<s^
*
.

cioto JI
?o no your debts accumulate.
Ze Pa. wi5
}is* '&x\> the lefi ventricle of the heart; U^B pile up a great heap.
Uo^ jiLl^flftja the posterior ventricle
of the
to Ethpa. uliiirpase,
of Pael. Derivative, }k**o.
hram.
U>vl*s> cnicus, bastard saffron.
\1L&;B pi. C m. a stalk, bundle ofstalks;
b^MP, ) ItLB or jlcio pi. ]2m m. a plank or
Ijfcl JIsLaosa Jlax-stalks.
beam; a one-plcmk bridge.
Ul^flsZo, Ijw ji^^o >, Jlou^fi^ or > s Jo fui ^cl^J, act. part. i, J^, pass.
part, i^ls to slwot, aim, let
fiy an arrow,
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with o ; to smd an arrow from the bow or foot cause thee to offend; '%*& ]\l Z*\
9j

metaph. ^i Ju^.o |io,3 Lo^ *5 c oicufcA Joo she was a cause of offence or

*J^iso what we have written is not aimed at temj)tation to many by her beauty. Debiv-
special persons; pass. part, struck by an AT1VES, ]Uo, jlftaaJO, jtftiNafljn,
any
arrow. Ethpe. ^SsAT^A Ethpa. ^m&U to
,
^o > JU3 pi. ^" C. rt. ^*a. m. a stum-
be pierced or wounded by an arrow. Aph. bling-blockj rock, reef; cause of offence, offence,

Xm&FsBme as Pe. Derivatives, l^^> ^*^ 3 scandal, scruple ; with JL( io take offence;
with J^fci to put a sUmibling-block in the way
\^-*J> or 14-^=)^-*^ m. a bow, the ^\ao %a^. JJ^fcs^f )A^/ a ship which
rainbow. strikes on every rock; JU3 %2jSL Joom JJ? fos<

J^* pi. ]lm rt. &*3. ni. an archer, hooman; & 6e a cawse of offence; Jl*5 ^ai? )1 toords
.

astron. a sign of the Zodiac, Sagittarius; which lead to scandal; ua?f

ff^? ^^ f?
)^qo a shooting star. ovr? 2/e ow^fe o believe it without any
J^.5

J4-ia pi- C
*o. m. a) J)^ shooting
rt.
scruple.

with arrows, archery ; \^i^t^> ; cx^io Sl*o root-meaning ^o ffpaA sofily whisper,y

7w* backward shots. b) an arrow, shaft, boit; not used in Feal. Ethpa. JJLoL/ i!o ^way
a shooting star. ma Zow Dofoe, mafe mpplication, supplicate,

up deprecate; to entreat eamestly ; with^.; %*&&

jl'c^* rt tyko. . arcliery; the setting

of a machine for casting darts.

k-jfipff rt. t*o. adv. diligenily, assiduously,

cation to Lord; >I^.N|Xo ^,j
ilie *.oI^? ^
we ^;ray and beseecK Demvativbs, (^ao,
strenuoudy, successfully.

)X&j*3l& rt. i-iud. f. wccess, prosperity;

dilig&nce, application, capability, business
fut. iiaJ, act. part. ;ii, Jo, pass. part.
capacity; eLai*l! Jo^J? *o? # owg** to s7i0^
, J' a JL*. to prosper, succeed, befortunate;
wAat ifo s capable of.
to be favowble, be of use, serve well; ;ao?
JfcHi pi. ^, Jis
U*. a pile, heap; rt.
useful, serviceable, profiiahle; j*o ]Jj
useless,
\jLJ>} ofwood; 1J? ofstones; )fti>? o/^e ineffectual; %xo ^f ^Nj rniprofiltMe, talk;
jZazu ; Jlii **is *' heaps. JLo ^ y^aa^k ts good for nothing, of no use
]*, UXab or ]a*0 io. a pntA, binding- jiaf )so..C wme 2/taS Aas turned out well; ]ii
band. 4,0* *^ ^*ij w;Aai fi rfir Seiter <M^ to . . .t

"^JLfl fut.^a*aJ root-meaning /o stumble; Part. adj. diligent, industrious, active, assiduous,

pass. part. usually with ia of the pers. or clise, dexterous, vigorous, strenuous, often used of
* -i

offended, angry, trate, y* yOoU'{L asceties; brave, excellent ; advantageous, useftd,

are an offmce to their consciences; profitdble, acceptable, ]!'*** ]fc**>co ^Ae ro-

ux>ojjcua^ o o <Aey too& greai offence at the dustrious bee; )U*B ViS^ the energetic vnll;

synod. Ethpb. "%-Jbif with o or "^cJL to be JlaXcu? JtJLs Jl^a<me tt?/iO laboursassiduoudy
offended,irate,scandalized; tosuspect; h^*&U in imparting doctrine; \ \L*SJ> Io oi Ju-i
wls^X*!^ 1 was troubled in my mind; \^o of what advantage was it? icuO ULd? ^C
U &>\\ Ili^Si Q^IaUg U^ jy A
^,A\ [,a\^ cm <fe great advantage ofquiet to

strenuous asceties. Pa. t* o (io with success,

dalized, suspecting that his father and mother accomplish successfully. Ethpa. JLoLi a) io
x good
hadput htm to death. Abh,%a3 J to 0MM offence, prosper, premii, succeed, have success.

cause offence, emise to offend or si?fc, scandalize, b) to be active, vigorotes; to do or accomplish

repuhe; J^o^xsoj oo jfc ^rnN yO^, ^o ( ?/ e
with zeal or diligence; f
^ -X ^->m i-isl/
y
/^avg caused many to stwmhle against the law; 6e diligent in your doimgs; JLcuilp Oi*oI(
* r
^J r .. p-

JUai *l yt*l t*? sViflhyhand i/iey laboured zealously in prayers

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and fastings. Aph. ti&fio have good mccess, volume was copied out or put together. b) to be

bring to success^ produce good results, do well, inscribed, enrolled e. g. as a so]dier; with
yrospcr in work, in war ; to Jlourish as a toee J-jL* Aad w /-Ae censusj l^aaiLa *5^als ?

or plant; ooch **aj> J^o they fougM with enrolled in heaven. c) to be described; J^IL^J
great success; Jksl JjL *o ivhen he saw he
had gained the advantage; ^ \fkxL )$1]a falsely described as, reported to be Messaliani.
$*&&* in a heathsn land who can do well? Aph. ofco/*' a) io wfe, coimnit to writing,
Demvatives, J~jkxo, J^-^a^, jto**^>, write a book, compose; with^X of concern-
ing, about; with ^Locl^ against; oJ&j/''
IImo pL J* rt. j*o. rn. a wise or successful ^a^Jo^oo Uiij "^-i. Ae ^ro^ annals and
teacher. a chronicle; )\l^Jc ^ <cOL^ o)b^ waw^
)+*o rt. i*o. m. skilful or successful work. Aaw written about him; olso/^ol j^cjk^ Ae
composed fooelve discourses; also io cause to be
JS.3, jjo or jiJhO f. i. that which grows of
a crop growvng from a former harvest;
iuritten; JJo )J>fcoX &&}'' he had this book
itself,

Jko l^o the uncultivated produce of the second

written, caused this record to be rnade; +XY
year; ^Utf Jls'ilo Jtf J? %il %^*"%&? K
baptism corne to
* Va
have their names written down.
o candida tes for

JlS-a k*o thou shalt eat this year that which

groweih of itself] and in tJie secofid year that b) to issue a written decree, to inscribe, dedicate,

which springeth from the same. ii. reproof, tnarh; )>Uo jfcouZj *^>a cu p*?. ^". ^
censure; see JUi. j^io) they began to impose tribute on each city

jlS or Jijo a clod 3

lump or hali ofearth;
and district; \l r *k\. o*Su oIs!a^ ^ ^v
,.

henceforth (from baptism) he dedicates hirnself

a mass ofmud for smearing walls ; Jli-p Jfco

<p?i? c*Lk $8 ftwfe lump ofclay of which 4efom

to the Lord. Act. part. as subst. J| j o&x&
a writer of fables; }ISf oiia a chronicler,
was formed.
o^Cd lut. ooi^ru. imper. oob, act. part.
historian cf. part. pass. U? o^Ca-v. a chronicle,
liistory. Derivatives, )>s!io jfco>s3, Jj osl^,
olio M>J^4 pass. part. ci*ko, J.L, JfcL.. a) io lool^o, JjaaoksP, jioaolio, V-.)c^V.o,
J-o^,>,
wnVe, tmte mit, copy out; todescribe, inscribe, jla^.3io, La-Js^, Jfcs^kp, UVaO, Usjb^iso,
subscribe, enroll; otopjii o&o Ae subscribes Jlai)^ao, Uafco^s, JioAakflfcoo.
with his own hand; ^>mJL k*J] o ai tas
^a^iL
oliLa, \J>\Ls pi. ^JL, JZL rt, 0^-0. m.
describe the land in seven divisions;
a) writing, handwriting, script; \J} ]ti
)Ui^.r om^lj ojs 7*e enrolled hirnself as
? Ji&^? ^saS / begin to ivrite the book
a disciple ; ji^J fc^o a! co me tfow^
amongst the faithless ;
uaj rvrtte

too)>&& ols Ae s^m- f / Wj? iI^A oosa write in convmon

handwriting. b) mperscription, inscription
monsd them by letter, wrote for them to come;
on a coin, title of a book. c) a writing,
rarely with ^jL to write
of concerning or
book, record, treatise; UsT? JjLo a book
about, in this sense the Aphel is usual. b) to
of annals; Jlo^f Jofco the writings of the
decree, ordain, assign in writingy leave by will
Fathers; esp. Holy Scriptures,
with ^ or^V; m*%&T $ fc-{?
f& ^i JiLoL
tJie jL-fcLa

^X / will leave thee in my will all which

the Old Testament; U&> io?ox u*f
y according to the witness of Scripture. d) a
I Pass. part. written, inscribed; %^}
have.
written agrcement, a decree, o bill, bond;
c**o9 as it is written; *a*o %j^X ^
above-mentioned; j&x*fe* JJj a marhed
UtoaVf Jfco ? Ufco a bill ofdivorce.

sfieej). Fem. emph. = subst. see below. Ethpe, tt&o, )&2>& 9 rt. o^a. Up/ a hand-
f. with
o!iol( a) to be toritten, committed to toriting; writing, autograph; %&i* W*Q* %Sl^
fcol? .oo^pJSj MSJ&> writings in tJieir >~l she wrote a letter with ker own hand.
handuyriting , codices copied out by them a&> pi. . dim. of U^i).
tf m. a little book,
^oa?ir h-AOoi* Jfo Jl^Ax kJfcJi>L( this booklet, pamphlet, scrap of writing.
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231 &it

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|Is>&> 5 JfcLi&o rt. ofco. a) adj. belonging defiled, corUaminated ; ^ca.^ ii^> spotted
to miting, taken pom a book, literary; scrip- with leprosy; lHoio lic? jgJj;J> a *n<m
tura!; )&& J|^-& literary language or o/ impure tJtoughts; with Jj) undefled, immacu-
style; liil&o \tZo \&<&u natural law and late, &a; bojxu-o ots*S>*lT Jj&fcAo ^o nor
scriptivral law. b) subst. a librarian. u'as fo*s mind sullied by mvy ; JJ JLaL*of

m. awriter, copyist, ) ^ooj^-ajo

uninterrupted concord. Ethpa.
oefe*a, J^olsa rt. *afc*s.
f&Sir to be spotted, sullied, defiled, foul;
serile, amanuensis, secretary, notary; oosa
)&^J> with sin; yo%loi* \&%J>%J# their

}^ n eJToUa ojii )i>ofcvO tJie copyists mistook harrnony wasinierrupied ; c*DfcC*^>L uD^dlL'lj
the etters ofthe name. JUjd fl& *%&, let not ihy mind be sullied

m. a litth scribe; with envy of anyihing that wepossess. Deriv-

JJc^olsi dim. of \Li\J>
JJcoofcs^ ia. u^? -MU* remernher me atives, bolao, JicucfcsnOjsc, )jul^a*jD.

John the paltry scribe. Jj)^ pi. \jisp m.flax, linm, a linen cloth or

}La2>ofc*i rt. ofc*o. f. writing, script; the garment; jJJio? b^* linseed. Debivatives,
j

writing oui or copying of books; tie profession

of a scribe; literary pursuits. UfcS ? }fcU~ adj. linen, of limn; ^ . iV<

J^-bo, J&>*^ pi. JlC- Peal pass. part, ]1sIj1j3 cloihed in linen.
f.sr subst.
writing, handwriting ;
usually pi. a) way of
writing,
ojiL^o? jfc^-k in
L&>, W>U pi. ^l^, i^ ItSAfiS f. d
shoulder y the shoulder-blade ; metaph. i7ee upper
the khalifs writing; \&L+^J* $>o> Iw tran-
side, side; Jt^Sf oi^fco ^e shoulder-pieces of
scribed; ypo*l 1^-^a^ ^ocul a^N*. \Oi JL>
an ephod; %J>1 Jl^SI? i^lso fte n^A* side
AaK sen^ their consmt in tJieir otvn hand-
*/*fi^
ofthehouse; \%J> J* yoooj? to invade wftA
writing. b) anyihing written, etters, characters,
a united front; or Jioi^^&^&f )ils.3 ^S*/"
the alphabet; an inscription e.g. on atone or
J.^0CLaa| to bend down the shoulder to hear the
oncoins; a letter, epistle; a bitt, bond; JkAfco Special mean-
yoke in humility or obedience.
U^clf a btll of sale; a document, register roii; s
ings a) the alternate part of a chant as being
holy scriplure.
sung by one side of a choir. b) the part of
JLcuxfco rt, ofco. way of writing > script;
a pruned vine which tvill netot bear frwit.
i oua*, IcuSw^s the inscribing ofnames; & Jl5u> Pael *%L a) to wait for, await, stay,
} \4> * iaa-b-o from the way in which the
continue, persist, remain with iaik of a person,
name . . .is written.
o of a place, ^L of a thing ; ^Tg^k i)p> stay
JJc^^o, JfcLl-rt. ofc^. adj. written, copied;
with us; eIfl09Od %-^l *& he continued in
scriptural;
apology.
Jla^ka UU *a-& a written
his bishoprick so many years; J^Lcxao i^
|
jfc^olis3 iWB the B.V.M. after giving birth
jl'ajLt^D rt. A-fco. ececitement, excitability,
f.
remained a virgin; $&a \J&j [ii^n^s [+{
perturbation, tumultuousness ; ) o o jLx )VcJo where does the scul wait after death?
o*ia*#fcou he calrned his excitement ; J leu -ho ]y f ft ^ iJjLrL 1 w Schi the type awaits tlie

Jl Vo, ! ?; JL'cLuLjLf <Ae raging madness of realization. b) to wait, stay, delay y

tarry
heathendom. ^%h^Ji 9&u? that he may wait a litth while;

\&&%J* f. cartilage, gristle; bone smatt Kia Jo*a .JjLX il^o the sun stayed and the

enough to be eaten. moon stood still; jwM -SfcJLao |A^>*o fj J|

l$ fut. ofcsa?, act. part. yfco, pass. part, dew and dro})S tarry for no man. Ethpa.
ip-bo. to mask, scar, make a mark. Pa. yfcJ Mtf*o remain, dwell; *1^1^2> ^ yt Qod
fo spot, sully, befoul, deflle; J. JJ/ fc^l^s does not dwell in, is not limited to, any place.
[^oxLo I have spotted myself with guilL Pass. Derivatives, jilcuo, JIojI^a, k>^-ao,

part. o&JLe, JdfcsJLao, Jsjl^AaD spotted}

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jvI^o fui. *>o&*aJ, act. part. jt&o, Urfeo? he in an uproar, to rotw, rage; .A,liofco>j Jlmsu

pass.part. a*Ko, jui_, jfcC o 6ea<, toss,disquiet;

. iAe raging sea. b) to strive hard, make great
to strive, contend, fight; to debate; %&sJL efforts; ^^j? ^o toX jwfcol/ &e sifw
wX^ Jt^l^d ]l*d .^bcu sXso a iempest tosses an io speak, Ethpa. %,&!( a) io strive,
the sea, inquiry disquiets mind; 6 <++?*
tlie contend, struggle, resist, fight against usually
jh,ls >JU? as one that beateth the air; **&& with kl& of the pers., with &ZL+ or^oL of
Jfcocu*;* quarreUing hotly. Part. adj. beaien, thething; U^xo jx jwl5tf he strove with
tossed9 agitated; unruly, turbulent, contentious;
Satan; J*cu fjL *,jkj? U^J^ ^o*
J^LIIsj JL-^ tossing billows; )JLl^a J?^. puddle it with clay that it may resist fire.
furious wild asses. Especially driven about,
b) to strive hard, endeavour painfully, tahe
vexed or harassed by a demon, jgjaS )^ot ^& great pains; ots^jl' >ou joo* *.joks
^A^sD iAey w7*e driven about by sjririts of
madness;
Ae strove to tranquillize his mind. Deriv a-
]*s^ bodies vexed by evil
\*1%**d

sjririts; JuLlKdo J^dcl^ priests and those

fiossessed* Ethpe, t*,fcol< a) to be disquieted, }lkJ> ferruginous earth, iron ore.

* v^s r^ao yiju

*

* *
\
A
- f
^j *" Lamad or Lomadli, the
..

twelftlj -oocL. *^>ji)J a/Xer forty days; J*.

letter of the Syriac alphabet. As a numeral, , ao>^ o?Jce z' /owr years; &JJ*si
^ 3> ^ 3 X> <*^ 32 &c, ^ 3000. ^-20? ^.CLSftii. t the year . . .
.

after the
. .

Urih
i* inseparabe prefix prep. a) of place, to, ofour Lord; Do!i . . . kl^a n the year . .

unto,into,towards, against; \L>J&^o }'>ft i3V of the Greek8, but IliaTj is commoner.
towards the south and east; j^r wNr }tf*Jte
Uses a) sign of the dative ; u^ oot give
^ <AZm iw^jr&e wewi p
:

came to a city; me. h) after transitive verbs the sign of the

against i. e. attacked. b) of pers. io, rafe, upon; aceusative ; ) t-v^\ V|-o he hilled the man.
%> /#?"> 0/ 0^ aceount of, according to, against; c) after
a verb in the passive voice the sign of
^ Ji ii/* / tfay mtfo Ace; UiJsoX s*^**
/ kam dnned against the Lord. c) of time, at
the agent; ^oji. c^^o^Js^ or ellipt.
} ascribed to, written by David; )V^\ jxl"
on, to, until, after; oocu ^Zm^X on the tom of wild hea&ts. d) after neuter verbs and
tenth day; cu^ cu ^ from day to day; with pers. prons. adds emphasis
; ^^ get
J-Lsoo^ ww^7 to-day; JJL*/ Ut-^ ai another out; ^ *c& obide, e) after impers, verbs;
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o t$ he was sorry; with Ii or Joc* and yo]|m. Zeo, a {ton.

ellipt. to have to do, to be oble; k-f !$^ JLo| or jWJpl. jUrt, Jjl.f. Zaftowr, <ro6fe,

oI^.ySS. ^
Ihad many things to write;
Jooj weariness, care, the re&ult of labov/r; Jlol
j
-
W\
o^ Jo li/ he was aho able to .;
*^t s-*? youmay learn; k ^o ^
. . }u^9oi the fatigue of the journey ; H^pi? I^i
tf/i labour of thine hands; Jo>!sI?
fi

]L o!| <A^
ffliSi

what have we to do with thee? *Z\ &** \& care oforphans; \2*1L$ )lo|? Ca JI

v^v w&a Aaw / io rfo w*iA iAee ? ^.o *& ko . . .

]JU /te (^oes noi j/hH ^ftori! o/ ^fe laboivrs of the
wAoi business have you with . . J f) sign of AjMsiles.
the infin., t
^\^N ^o do; >wa*^ **^ Aea^ a root found in Ethiopic, io scw<? a rnessen-

o/ hearing. g) used with nouns or pronouns ger, an envoy. Derivatives, Jfcsa*}bo, bJbo,
to form other preps. and adverbs, tlsJJ towards;

q^., &without, within; *.^ altogether; lacll ; see )J)^S^ aport.

)}'inSi ai length ; \lJa^. at the right
UJI pi. )JL for Ua^ an oar; metapli. ~*>l
oftV )Jj&^, JcA^kf why ? wherefore ?
l|| he holda the oars, Anglice
l&t& )V&i*i$
hardlyj JloJX^Zjaa.^ in vain;
the helm, of the Church.
fta^oft^, towards; ? ]L'cl!**?a^ we&r; Js ^ ^
within, &c. &c.
c^, \& pi ^, v
o^2, )ttS m.
heart; raetaph. a) the mind; the breast as the
negative and interrog. partide no, oi, ?s t<
]l
seat of intelligence and feeling oi o|ai
-no/? ? o
o, Jb/ Ji neithernor.
, sorrow of heart; \k& JJ? without understand-
;

Formula of deiivinat, i L*s* H &?/ Ghrist, no;

ing, without energy, lazy, senseless; **!&> rit.
**otc iui-- V J)6y yowr &/e, by his life
secretly; ofcg ^ o/ /u> oton accord; by
I deny. With ? prefixed, ?
Zesi, tliatnot;
heart. With verbs ; o*a^ ^oL m^^/w con-
without; ? "^-i? /e feared lest; o&> ? sidered; U^ to rejoice, cheer, make
without reckoning; *k.J& ^ without Mame,
f&
friendly; with jo> to propose, intend; with
Uamehss; opLf grodfea*, impious; ? pity; with jLc to be Mnd, swak Hndly,
)fco.Z imprudently ;

\ because tfwrf oi,
o\o
comfort;
to

o^^^V^- >*& to be called to mind,

ltliough of.
mind; o>Sa> ja^ io <AA o/, consider;
come to
jj in compounds=iw- or mi-; U-j* ^ wvpos- ct$^S> *JSf^God ;>wi wrfo Ais 7icart. 6) iA

siile; )Lo-c unfaithful; for V-/ seefc*. cewire, middle, bestpart, pith, tnarrow; \*& -J>

3 m. Jjj or Ej, 2 m. the inner part, part near the pith or centre
)J1 or .J pi- cuJ) f.

<J, %* or JJ, pi. 3 m. voJU JU?? JJ^ i^e pith of the palm; )ju? l^i
^klj), i 'c. fot.

or V(^JJ, ml JP, act. part. jjl, H| J&JJ, the devth of the sea ; )** Jl*^? ^^ the

centre of an army, of a ranh; jfc**i(?

pass. part. Jj, i.% pi. <*, 1, J6~g. ft p* -n

abour; o^^ rosin; ]fcl^? !^^ starch; \

weary, wearied by lbour, to
mouldsfor brickmahing . Derivatives, verb

weary; JjJI y^vS^ *la^ oTqofrne wtto J/e,

a^ , oaA, 1^U^N ? ) U ^aN> V-U^^,
a# 2/ 'Aa' labour; Jj? unweariedy indefatig-
)Jj

be wearied by labour.
^aa ^ denom. verb Pael conj. from \J> to
able. Ethpe. s^XlV to
Aph. 4^ or ^part. J^ s }ft& or i
encourage, comfort,
Ethpa. cS^ifto tafce
console, exhort,

heart, be encouraged,
inspirit.

U)li.
w.^.
to weary, fatigue, troube; S-)1^
it% <Zo yow ^row6?e we ? Deeivative, JioJJ.
laa^

comforled; >&x %^o his sorrow.
cx&U he

recovered somewhat from

. act. part. &, \U&> pass. part. t*^,
mying, speech. p
to thicken; to make dense, Jteavy, opaque,
j , ]t
. ak^J legatwn, a legacy. compact; ^^[uS^lZofthewindsdrivethe
and voJ^ clouds together; )'r& M*-^ thick darkness;
K6m, Kd?| v4., r ??,U^ Ethpe. fSHkM io
Xdfi^ov, grwm ladanv/ffi. f'^N )$q* a heavyjvoa.
hh
 ;

234 AurCta V

become heavy 9
to be condensed, solidified, coti- to&e iWd, grasp, sdze, catch, captwre; to talce,

gealed; y?o*^sl^& oolo )*&2L%Jc \ ui to liold) Jceep, retain; to take root; to talce

clouds gather closely and disperse again; |aa.'^ possessionj to hold a bishopric ; |>naS Uao
jooXo^^C -*Z^iil^ ? drops condensed upon ]*.( as much as the hand can grasp;
71 **

bodies. Pa. to solidify, tJiicken; w7.fli.SJao oOO=> 3 seized him 6y the beard; jf-S^
.fi v
tOo*^flft^ fitay fe tffetV &wV become matted. Ji*dS*> /te toa& possession of a Utile

Ethpa. Ja^tf to 5e condensed, become dense, licxXAci^ ySfcl& J^^X wMcA equals
opaque. Deriv atives, J"v\. )lo.rt\, } ifiness of the deer; jl&J* wo^q^J
ifoy Ae&Z tjieir former rank; with jtcuflo/'
rt. ^N m. condensation. to regain health, Metaph. to Ao& to, retain,
)t* ?

m. an equal, just
adopt thought, custom, &c; to cornprehend;
|^ci,flfc^. or lJca^ pi JJL
to Jceep, last, persist; Jibk* Jjo feJ>^ Ae AeZcZ
cr jfa?' measure.

U> ca^,^ k*o c\^S, r t. y.V\ . restraining

i/w> opinion; with Jiii.^ to Zk>2^ m honour,
J
Idioms; with },-iio( to AoZdJ ^ Aw way, set
)l^c^ Jb^oi a conlrary unnd.
forward; with orl^oo? to succeed any one ; with
9 4
rt. y,VS,. m. laying or Jceeping hold, jloa^j to be chaste; with j^sj to restrain,
grasp, attainment. control oneself; with )felN.^ to m^e oppor- ^
)&<vV\ f. a) incense, franJcincense. b) Mi. tunity; with j^o* to &#m */^ ^btf/ with
Zebanon. l^oi* to &tf out, start; with JLcl^m to hasten;
^oas^ or Jl^fioai^ an unevm measure; with Jjai to 6e^m to dance; with )o?l^ to 6e
cf. j^aa^. st7en<. Pass. part. a) active sense holding
A a a\ ? U,cl^X pi. *Z-, JJL rt. jcl\. m. fast, Jceeping, upholding, ruling, being in pos-

a garment, raiment, clothing; with cxau to

session; ^n^\f ^o ^056 m autharity;
clothe oneself, dress oneself. y*al\ j^f ruling tJie monastery^z being abbot;
* v^
Pajsl to instigate,

incite ;
*
j(? \ striving; )oo m ^\ ch^Lx /be

jjijJI u^lCao stirrers up of strife;

PvP" entered on his work; joo ij ^\ )1I^ <Ae
ooU ici^j^o Ais countenance was excited custom prevaihd; Jl^fo , ^ ^ N>? )|acu>
and fuming. Ethpa. J^L/*p&&s. of Pael. i7^6 clironology whiclh many adiere to;
DeBIVATIVES, J^**^, I^Q^k, U-^!X, k>fco a librarian; om&j ^a^. self-controlled.
b) pass. sense (rai'e) to&m, captured, held fast,
boind. Ethpe. ^a^l^to 6e sef^d!, caugM,
\&*& or i^Ax rt. j^X. m. incitement,
captured, taken, apprehended, Jcept; to become
e99^ng on to strife, brawling.
* - co7idensed; metaph. with )i)S to be held in
J&^X from J^.
courageoics, bold,
.,

vatrepid,
adj.

strenuous ; \Li}*
honour; Jl^ ^ifor ^i/U^ ^
? - custom was adopted. Aph. ual( to gtw to
t7te bold Hon.
9 m Ao&2, deliver, maJce to take; to make to appre-
adv. from \k&. courageously, Jiend or gras^, ptw to feam, toacA, dtrw</
boldly.

ness.
ji na \
. froin ^. .fortitude, courageous-
J>^a-j

of the right
U*iof ycu/
y
way.
fhe rnade thsm layhold
Derivatives,

Jlcj^lv rt. ?*-V congelation, opacity,

density.
)
^aA\. rt. ^=iX. f. a) a task, lesson. b) a
Jlao*^\ rt.y^S,. f.appreJiension; )V^V-^\ handle or occasion given to an adversary.
Jll^j? preoccupaiion ofmind. )^a>yV< f. ths wwda.
Jicf*S\ rt. u>-vV putting on, clothing.
f.
M^pLofj^x^Jfc^..
yJs^x fui yo*a\,7,

pass, part. y\
act. part.

ja*-V Jft*aJly
^SX
to
; M^K
fo^ AoW,
, ^U^ adv. from \&, in his heart,
, secretly.
 rtttcuaA 235 r*fc^
t
HcftASl f. brich-mahing. rt. a^. m. a garment, clothing.

KUl, J&.L- adj. from J. of or from the )& ; see j^.

heart, Iiearty, hearlfelt; \ i\AK k&? arterial part. ^^V stammering. Palpel
bood; metaph. jfcLiA; )&o&*L ]lo^. ***
v7
io hesitate in speech; to lisp, stammer,
heartfelt praise, earnest prayer. prattle, ehatter; )* yf jooi ^.^s , /!

pr. n. Monnt Lebanon. prattled like a cMld. Debivatives,

P9P ? v 7t
or }>*'^ v adj. from the above. of or
from Lebanon; ViA\ \JJ*j brass from
Lebanon, fine brass.
^,jj^
<&>&, basin,
jfcjc Pi.
or

vessel; a measure;
ri&KSC
JU-cu*? ]5^^
Jfc^X and eontr. jj^ pi. JIS^ l a mm- basin of porridge; to or
a jj . flfffc .
\'i o.

dried iile or brick; ko?? )! plates or

a constelation the beggwr's dish = Corona
ingots ofgold; ]Uj*? JfclaX <m iron plate.
Borealis,
adv. of place, owi, outside, out-of-doors;
\^& pi. )^ m. a leagus.
see i.

fut. aaN act. part.

*vP U^ p1 of-
&^ v^^ i
see

inside, within;
no
pass. part. ^>, U ^N , ffeUs&, o jp on prep. takes suffixes ;

armour or apparel, to cZote oneself, endue, see

don; metaph. to tahe, assume, tahe possession Ar. to pea^; m riddles. Derivative,

of; \Lx> ^o*2 vwoX cw^a^

\^ y*
ora *Ae ZonZ /esws Christ; ))^ck\ a* JJJj- parble,
)>^^ m, an enigma, riddle,

dtawfe entered into many; )loafrjb ^\ Ae

.a

tooh possession of ilie kingdom ; U>9 )oio *^

\4^X, K4^S. Pl. tffrp cf.
v ^^^,
Lat. legatum, portion of ari inheritanee, bequest,
fo commenced a great war ; with Ji^> to
legacy.
en*Z0 a &ocZy, become corporeal; with Jp(, _ i-ft

JJo, (JLJ#, &c. fo grime, suffer; with Ucla

s<L*^L, Mos^ ph
o assume a name. Part. adj. cZa<Z, clothed, \J>oi
rto )>ow? JJcu^ ofcJlj the legivns of
p y
enduedj&c.) -ai-^ armed, mailclad, corseleted; light descended from on h'gh; J^*? )

j!d-
) v^ ^/ -ji^.\ cZocZ wa 5Z#c&, mi white;
V^^ $* man Jossessed with the Legion of

fe**a^ fr*^ ^ ma ^e attire; ]oL% +*5 ^ devils.

Qod-clad, having put on God, godly, inspired, JIa^^. pl. \lm m. Xyrjvos, a flash, bottle,

cf. Rom. xiii. 14 ; U*JLax ^ a,\ Kaving put vessel.

on Christ; )J*Q9 u S N endued with the
i^s^ Palp. conj. of <^k.
Spirit; Jtabj a.^ conqusring, iriumphant;
\jlL *5& Ka6Ze to natural pasdons; iimSS*. 14^^ P 1- 1 rt - ^- m - a st<*trer >

JL'oto subject to death; Jjc*cu uiX,^ cZad! m stutterer.

%&; Jlcu **&*. Jj>^ white-hot iron. Ethpe. m. a bridle, bit.

*^tlf to cZoi/i oneself to be clothed; to & adv. utterly, entirely, altogether;

be 2>os8essed by a demon. Aph. * -% \ to , (
see i

cZo^Ae, e?idwj ^>wi <m; to mshroud; metaph. 9 v*

m. cynara scolynvus, a kind of
)iV J r* #> ^Lx\i endued with grace;
Jloot_!do f
* - fc*wdja^t ^7i6j? maie / artichoke.

\L m. Myapov, a cahe made of

J^ p.

Uci^^, Ua^^, )U^,-fc\, U^^ot, flour and oii.

)&^ a) emph. st. of ^- b) better

UAX pi H rt. . armed, mailed, Jlil^ f. a seed-bed or flower-bed, parterre;

a heavy-armed soldier* a ridge or fttrrow.

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236 rCoA

.^k, Ij'^L) yojp^ cf. icul?)! gum ladwium. forth,from tkat time forth, long since; ^o
o Palpel o^o^ to amaze, confttse } ^o*i*o \Lc* from this time forward ; ^o>^>
stupefy. Ethpalp. g^LcC^M to be amazed. ihat which is beyond this life opp- to ^JL? the

Deeivatives, Jow*a^., jlc^ko^soo. things of this presmi life; ^o*X? \x*} the last

woX perhaps a Iiarder forra of **JJ.

JojX,
judgement; %>o^? }.v^\. the age beyond, the
world to come.
Shaph. wo^Jl part. Uo&Jiao a) perii, weary-
ing. b) corrupt reading for ]lojjoo in some JJ^Lc*X or )ow adj. from^o^. of the
copies of Job x. 22. Derivai ves, j^c*^o ?
life beyond ihis> |^ Jj&jxscu* the luippiness

of the far-off land i. e. of heaven.

00*^. only Shaphel o<^X to injlame, *0oX fut. &Oi&\j\ pas s. part. uc*\>> UL^x.
to pursue eagerly, seize greedily, be eager for
glow, warm, cierish; ]JolM>f u-( oo^aJbc
part. thirsting, longing,
glowing as in afumace; J^o*Xao ) tcuaft * &.** eagerly desiring

glowing heat ; Jfco>ofca ]&m a buming fever. Ji^.n^. AJL*ot^, eager for the slatcghter; \l^i
Eshtaphal oc*^fcC*7 to be glowing 7
to bum ^cuiX a mind
jitoifewoo^ aihirst for virtue.

with fever; to be injlamed, exciied with zeal. Ethpa. too^l/ to deire ardently, seek or

DBMVATIYESjEao^CU^ll^C^ long for eagerly> thirst affer; with Jjcuaxaa^.

\*a<a2& , )jao\*.*p, U^o*Xk-*-2o. for wealth; with woio Nv.NaX to listen eagerly

^o*^ ^o^l( denom. verb Ethpa. conj.

to his xvords. Aph. ud^^ to devour with
from Jl^p^. to be resolved or drawn up into
thirst, inflame with deire. Deeivatives,
vapour^ to be evaporated, io exhale io J> ]S&
d^o^fco j IToas* abil water when it is drawn ^fi, .
^oo\ ; see ^.ft^^oN, a litter.

up by Jieat. Aph. t^fe>(to evaporate, resolve 1&& denom. verb Pael conj. from Jio*i2

into vapour. to breathe hard, pani; jl y>. & jlo^jo J>

breathing quickly from toii ; *^loje* iCuoi
J^h^C pi. ) m. vapowr, steam} exhalation,
heat; JI1I& |,vu?cu )^oC& hotfumes, watery
asthmatic people*

vapours; l^^ yY o& U&&S* the whoU jLo^S or )Lo*X m. asthma, shartness ofbreath;
world is lilce a vapowr. Deeivatives, verb i> l^fiAtt )io*ix panting and jmjjlng.
contr. of 00* ^, negative partide no,

^4p>^ and )J^o, j s-J adj. from J^. noi; isitnot? doesitnot? WJo&not buf;
vaporous, steamy; }l^l^^ )Xil^ '^es ?On^ ai J^az *L noi many.
noi only;
2)ari
The double negative Jj cCi makes an affirni-
of vapour.
$o Ethpe. ^^xi( to be set onfire, to burn;
ative; ~Iao o^ noi unable=able; cL
ip*j )i somewhat In composition in-, un-;
J^oVj ]joj flaming fire. Aph, tfoiJW
aii forms negatives but commonly than less
to kzndle, malce glow. Derivative, U c*X.
J| ; !^ ^\ >n m v> a^ imperfectly; *^x> <L
.

J^ pL * m. tJie heat or flame of fire.

very little, not much; wZ^> w.^ ^^s not
K*]uLo*X rt. isoC\. adv eagerly, greedily. much less t

Jl-oa*^ rt. **. f. ardent deire, eager Ja^, w5X fut. )ij, imper. **oX, act.
longing; of deire; *-*!-*/ h*-*}*
ihe object
part.)o^ jicui. to go or come with, accompany,
Ja c^A * o L QAi o*X Aow ari deire andsweetness*
J
follow; ^oj^.itfu j q^j j^x^ ^^^\
^o*X comp. of ^.oi demonstrative partide Timothy was PauVs companion; fy jio^
and i*. adv. of place and thne expressing o^lsUl^ ^/ a marCs shadow follows Mm;
renioteneas, a) ihither, beyond, far, far of;
,0 "^o^ hither and ihither; ood holiness, was his familiar companion; ^.^
stand back; %>w & afar, far o Jow Jaiij )oill GWs strength was with
^^^
off,

heyond; far from; %a ^^^ Mm. Ethpe, **o^,y* o accompany, join;

above all, supreme^ highest. b) beyondj thence- with ie^a fo jom combat; o*^ Vlo^L(T
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237 pCmoS

j W
1, ) grace went trnth him. Pa. 4*i
-. .
to theburialofStMary; UocX? )tma^ or |

accompany, conduct, pwrsue;

grave;
thte;
*fiL

IjT *W
)
^aa ^o^-* *%
JW? J^ *~^~? U
to fdllow to the

** ever pursues
2/i#

Ti
^funeral

^ *^
H
rite, bv/rial service,

'Ti
.
*

\^LL ])cx
.
pi-
....
jfA. m. t&e c&mond
wttet almonds

V-o^ISn ^/^ thou fottowest the departed to

the grave, rememher that thou aho wilt be borne rr
^v fm *\\ pi. kio-^ a ia6e^, writing-
thither. Ethpa. wc&lf 0 6e accompanied, tahlet, writing, title; \Mo} Ucuik *a6fea o/
conducted; to be followed or borne to the grave;
to make or be a companion of, to associate with; tables of the covenant, of the law; y2^? \ZcJ^
to be brought tip togetfter, with o, ^ or ^x> the tablets ofthine heart=thy memory ; \L<t^

)
^N *>V-* 2$dSJT$Mit were fellow-learners; JJLI^? a reading-boolc, lesson-book; JJ.G.X
\clU y ^)^} Godbetvithyou; mSSAJ y
)ii^? a table of the lections; )U? toMrfa U^
JjSjLi let angels accompany. Aph, k*o^/ or equares of glue.
> p

to accompany, follow esp, to the grave.

tf

rt. iJ ttX i m. a threat, threatening,

Derivatives, UoqX l*oi2, U&x, }h*+o2> rnenace, rebuke.

Jufc^^ik pi. C- rt. aui^* muttering, whisper-

^-4 c^s. pi, \1* from \a m. encouragement, ing, incantation.
}

exhortation, consolation; J?t^? JJLacuiA <o )

ftf-..frN, pi. Jj^^. rt. *A. f. aw incantation,
encourage each other* a charm, an armdei ; tohispers ofevil, detraction>

dsparagem&nt
V^i\ m. an inciting, rousing.

^^
.
J.Lda^k rt.

an fut. <t*, act. part.

(J,
%^L 7
J^Lo^x^. \oyo6tTrjs, auditor. 3

m 4 pass. part. ^A., ^4-^> i * *****

V
9
reasoning, speefa
'
^t^'
Ethpe. ^Ati( to be accursed,
m. ui^l f. pi. oft^^w p. p. accursed.
be the mbject of a cwee. Pa. to curse ^
adj, 'hoytKos, raional,
- bitterhj. Debivatives, 1Uq\, UoA., U^k,
and J^^cuiv Xoy4, logic, reason-
tf

ing, eloquence.
^?)Jgu^, \carapiov, zizyphus lotus, the lotus.
\JJu^^ J&i^from the above. adj, logical,
j^jG^cuik or U^cA ; see Ui^X a Ktany.
of logic.
j^^^V pi. J,L rt. <^*. m. stammering, uMciio^, ^ax^oi^ m- Xcotos, the lotus plant.

JJ^^: rt. ^oX. a cwrse,

hesitating speech, lisping. %l*& pi.

}jtfL ^*\ m. a 6ndffo, W<, ewtf thejaw; malediction j imprecation ; ) l^ a^ ? hi(

* 4*
9 lol** t/t6 fto&fow ofthejaw. an accursed land; Jl^a^. h~Zl accursed,

execrable*
tOjaX XovSo^ <%6 arena, amphiiheaire.
o \ irreg. imperative of JoA., used as an
jjjolX m. XovSapw, a gladiator, player,
interj. Oh that/ if'o?%-
a rough, a bad character.
LevL Derivattvbs,
wS^I pr. n. J-cii,
J!o>!cX from the above. f. /? btisiness of

a gladiator or plaf/er.
P
Uo^, lliLS^ pi. m. UX, JC^, f.

JtoA pi. Jt
'
f. a bnd, coltort, body-guard; rt. n \ a companion, guide, friend, follotver;
]

jljLiS JzL )oi IfclaaJXM maywisdom accom-

<?oc? is tlie guard of our feebleness. pany you.

}ook^ rt. o*^. m. amazement, constem- Ui^ pi. gtt m. )HLfi pi Jfc^- from
ation. i*S^ <x Levite.

Uod^ )o^. m. company, accom-

pi. . rt. \&\ m. a company, escort, mite;
rt. Joik..

panying, esp. aMencfcxwce a afaneral, afuneral omo^ ui &fo cornpaniom; a funeral train or
procession, obsequies; jfxl;- wi;j? omccuS. procession, a funeral.
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P
}i cucb from wSi, f. the office or service u^ll/ to fo added to join oneselj }
* *
of a Levite. \{ to subjoin, connect, continue; ch
jfcLo.^ rt. JctX. f. escort, attendance, corn- ojfc^ ^^|jjaik*f Twnediately after the

pany, companion*, companionship, a funerl 8alutation he begins his sermon.

procession, fimerl ; J^aX $a a companion; j.acu,\ m. a) sempervivum. b) pearl

y.ts->n.\a Joom waj/ /ie Je one of yowr party, barley. c) the a/rum; Irnarnox J&c\ anm
may hejourney you; J*cu? J$*&
togetker with crispum.
-*oo .k Q.ix angels of light atiend you; )&<z\ m. a) a Utile idol, image, metal
uaU>ou# ocu -^ot JiL&^ wy thoughis figure. b) perh. \map6s, sumptvous, wealthy.
journeyed on this wise.
U^c^- some instrument of torture.
i&I<^ or *i&c& Heb. m. leviathan, a ^ ^ *ft*N = ^y^ n h rt. ^ax. prep.
sea-monster, crocodile, serpent, a tohale; metaph. a) opposite, agaimt; with txo <o me or stand
2fo devii. againstyoppose; jt^UZ^I^^cmtradiction.
J&icuik pi. JJ&L. f. a spear, a broad spear. b) before, in front, towards; *!*%mb>&^
j^XcuX pi. J &!?*. f. iAe pomi of an arrotv facing, fronting, in front of; K <&\ i\J
or spear, a spear-Jiead; JLl^X jj^lSo^X v
oo*ixiDCL^ they shall go straight forw<vrd;
Jicui pm^ ponts tipped toith poison. M^of ^^ocj^ towards eventng. c) in pro-
koKA^kQj^ from above. sharp-pointed. portion, in comparison, according to; I& ii

> ^^ocC^. yQjf ttey are nothing in com-

JiiLa^ pL J* m. ce maher ofrough clothfor
parison with this.
tents or horsecloths.

jio^oiv f. $0 rnaldng of horsecloths.

y^a^ for k?aftV. rt.
f^a. first, first of

f^
wi,
^ mbm^w. io
or ^ fut.

eZraw nigh, come near;

f aliu, ^ o^, pari
all, before; .jdc&J.

*% Q"^' P^- J rt.

jo formerly.
~a^. m. gleaning, leasing;
J^L**^s
)*)* \$a<. olive gleaning; food or alms
om^o^^ ec&w +j( \{ a bird if any one
collected by begging ; metaph. a booh
apjyroaclws her young . . . ; l^L^L U J1ijL
of
etotracts, selections, gleanings.
^oom^oj ta^> sZe^p comes noi near their eye-
lids. Ethpa. ewl< to he brought near agree j!ck>. pi. )Jcl^ f. \iP a, a lyre.
}

with. )iaZL or ]i&L a) a sort ofpuise, b) a saddle.

K&oJ^* pi. JL, Umm. afarthing, tliefourth *,a^., o^ fut. *,o^, act. part. jk,J), \^L,
part of an as. pass. part. g^, JuL^.. to knead, to weU;
Uk&>\ from |pNfft,V m. enunczation,
2>ronunciation.

^a^, ^
^I,
or ^ fut. ^<&^, xnf. ^J^,
welded iron as a rnan worhs clay; |jL^ *.
kneading dough. Ethpe. *^llfto be kneaded,
act. part. pi.
++ty or *&. to lich v$ f mixed; to be sofiened, moistened as flour with
lap; yOoMf^l hljo *S^L lapping water from water, as food with saliva. Dekivatives,
their hands; Joof ^IJP icking up blood. De-
to^ contr. from the constract state of the
J^oX or &cl& rt. Xk.oJ\, a) pond- wmsed noun \ti^. being with, association:
weed. b) the jaw; U&JT J^cu^ tfe lower prep. a) at, with, near, in comparison with;
jaw.
tolf Ick. near door; JIU loX? ]L^*
^o^ or Ju^cl^ pi. JI. the jawbone, the forejinger;
the

\&& 1^ ^h thz Icmg]

the jaw.
lo^., yt'&^ at thy house, at his house,
9 _9 4
rt. ua^ \
. m. chemng^ masticating. Fr. chez toi, cfaz Im; la^, Jf*. h*+i
&, && fut. ac^j, act. part.
A^,
*?., te*^, Ihave, he has;
^ i^o U& ^^ fc^
pass. part. }iu^. tojoin, add. Ethpe. \&*a> you jiave nothing to expect from m
 . ; ;

fcoA 239 rda.tcuiA

but war; oloj^.cufc. ylTo^. fcwX we do not vexatious; yoj^f J&( even if ye be impor-

acknowledgehisrule; Loik > from being with, twnate; J^! umu*!/ grievous heresies;

from the presence of; . . ^ yOotLdX *s w*. ]j\.*o }lo^a a prmmg requesL Ethtaph,

he them and werit to ...; gram. f>l& ioX J& Ll^fe ^ 6 molested by a devii. Dekivatives
lefi

relation; fl> !&*? relative j

f2& lo^ in
Ytol^L rt. Jik. tn. an importunate persm,
the construct state, b) to, toimrds, for, regard-
a bore.
ing; lo^ U* as far as to; Lq^ JCiJ
iojX see ?i0k-
a Zetter io . . .; tcJk joXr to-^. Jw=o
;

Jf^L Laiv. ^\a Uve to God, toivards all, Jlo1-)X pi. Jlo rt. JX. importunity, annoy
each otker; Lcui Leu*, in respect of his ance, worry.
to

death; ^otalcLV *%*>? we say respecting jji^ Pers. lapis lazuli.

them. Dbkivatives, verb lai*.(, IS-ii aN^> , JL'jik pi. )tfi rt. >^.. f. importunity, tire-

JIoLcl^, ]Uo^e,ljLa^.U^0, JLcuU^Uoc. someness, worry, annoyance, impertinenee

Aphel iaX^denom. verb from io^.. J^tr tjj ? $J& * he was cmstrairud by
Lcl*.

to put together, join, add, unite with ^. or jiX the importvmty of the Arabs; )ty^Lt &
)pftA; because of the pague of mice; *o
JLV4a2k> ^ L&& U><L. Iove united to
justice; gram. ta^j in apposition; *-*t K
^j)):*Z^h )i'jt& ^? . . . they ougU
to avoid worries and turmoit
Jiaivi two nounsjoined i. e. one being
construct state; la^aaf 60* a noun U^ fut. UiJ, ia U^, pass. part. U^,
as iciaX in yla Jl ^-i^N -
to rub ojf, wipe away 9
blot out, erase,
construct state
efface e. g. |j>o a blot; \Sj&\ iears; Jfcl*^*
Ethtaph. tai*.Urtojon oneself; to bejoined

connected, referred;
1 '
K^ic"
. < sin; fuojs a mistake ; UL aname. Ethpe.
together, added,
lj* to be botted otri, wiped ojf9 effaced,
.Ucl UL'il loXlk*>? a line of con-
destroyed; fcLXfcJa? JJ^a-^i a wiped dish;
Tiexion bettoeen two points; lyJLaoN Jj -^*
Jla^lUoo afe* & 6e referred to Glvrist; jfc vft fcoo*? UlNli ^0 efface the place of the

gram. to fe tn connexion with another part of se2>ulchre; ycxru^^ v.

*^^^ may youT sim
speech^ to be in apposition, be placed in the be blotted out; gram. to be elided, suppressed.

construct state, Aph. yS^^io blot out. Debivatives, Ucui^k,

Ulo^ pi. - rt. y!^. m. guile, deceit,

knavery,hnavishplots; rnalice, tll-wiUj >dIo^ }ii from root ^ and prep. ^ takes pi.

\sd J^LoIi* foul suffixes. <m?y3 aZoTie, sole, by oneself; wcu^.

liJls Fharisaic guile
designs.
;
/ only; ^a^ %^} y
ihou alone, &c; ci

9cu^ for ^oio|aU^a> A only; .*Jr

Jo* loX rt.f&^. m. a murrawr, murmuring, r < 7. tf

i^?
muttering, ineantation. without a helmsman.
a 5/wp fo/< to tfae^f i.e.

& fut. &, part. adj. ]LX ji'juj^. to be Debivatives, ?clm^o ?

Js-?cu*^., ^?o^.,
importunate, tiresome, grievous; Jfcjk^ Ji^*
iroublesome children; JLotd&dt J^A^. k^g- fe^tf^fcX from cu^. adv. by oneself,

ofensive feasts of idol-worship. Ethpe.

iAe separately> apart ; ^}&i* ^{&>> he bare
il^lfto importuned, pestered, worried,
be sole rule; o^i' ^i?c*iw hefought in si?igle

annoyed, disquieted, harassed; UJ ^& combat.

l^i jJs^J U*ck by thirst, sicknesSj deire,
pfcVs jfeLfcL^ from ?d*^. only, alone,
,

2>a8sions; \U>ioi ^S> Vili she was worried singular, solitary sole; jiaa^ao^ K*;om^
t

by the solicitations of the nobles. Ethpa. lLl( sole ruler; llS, wfcL^ single-eyed; )o?

Aphel ix^oaS. solitary or unsocial habits;

to be disquieted. iS>i" to importune, Jjj
* owe ?naw of his Urne; %*|cwX
annoy by imporiunity, be j)resaing, tiresome9 .7 yfaA A
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240 :.A

IoAnJ u?cu*Xo jJa^ uniform in coour and j?cu*X ^& ojJiS a ^?ace mac/e suitabe
taste; gram. singular; U?dl*X )Jj itt the to it by the maker. ii. pass. to be threatened
singular; sejmrate, absolute opp. affixed. witi^ or ^; 6^*. jooi j^fc^2> *&l
was in perii ofbeing dashed to pieces.
the ship
Jicufcu*^ pi. Jio from ?u*iw. f. unity opp.
Pa. ttwX to jfa, adjust, adapt, do anything
Trinity; a unit, oneness; solitude, solitariness
suitably, join fitly together, compact compose;,
opp. IajlS a crowd; Jj ldL?cu*^ s?w#&
Jljoo^ ^^y^JMd fcfoy choose afitting place;
combat; Jlo;j*> icuf cu*^ sole rue; icuf cw^J>
JLo^k^ ^ m K Jfc^ Zei us try tojlnd suitabe

hJi solely, simply; gram. the singular nmnber.

vjords for prayer ; ^&o>. %&&& Jfcl^p jU?
Ucut^k pL \1 rt. k#X. m. <me wAo erases,
you have planned your guiles ignorantly
expunges.
pass. part. fitly composed, congruous, well
JlcLOd^ rt. ywX. f. adaptation. arranged; f .'ksI^&xq J^LoS harmonious songs,
U>cu*^ pi. ). rt. *j*^.. a charmer, make- Ethpa. jiL^Lti i. to be adapted, adjusted; to
charmer. be fitted, joined or fastened togetlier, to unite;
' "vri * I? *
C^>
\JJ*^S, rt. k*^, m. blottmg oui.
on mountain
^Ae squared in tfie quarry ^
JicocuJIX rt. yiM^.. f. tAreatening, indigna-
ojso^Xl/ |j.,& ^^ the twelve tribes-^rew
tocw.
into one nation. ii. to threaten, wam or
9 vP
^**^ fut. ^qmX, act. part. %JL command with threats; JL^jL oj-ii a^Ki/"
to lick; loiasxa JlX J&jL e Z* Ae threatened him with death. Derivatives,
cfos2 itt abjectness; [&^L %JLtH ti

Zie&ed! wp Wood!. Pabl i*JliC to go on

lick often or continually; e|aa^.
* V ^ *vy

a <fo #c&s Ms mater. Derivatives, jaX,

^ U^:
m. food, vietuals, bread,
P i. ^^^^ u^:
acake or loafofbread;
rt. p^. i.
-a.*^ or M *^ m. plantam, plantago
ULmZLi *?}ik$ 2 ioaves; ) X^f M-r-X
major.
barley-bread ; U* X UJX miper-time;
)&* & rt. u^\, m. licldng. U*L*2L %&( to su]> sit at 9
?

meat; tfL \x*&

v . vii
tofautn as a dog,fiatter. Ethpaal living bread, the bread of life; >aa -S! Jo
i( to 5e flattered, wheedled. Deriv A- JfesA5 oj \ a\ i/etZ the flame, added fuel to the
fire.

U^ ^ mX pi. _ m a faumer, flatterer> !s*UcLM.iL rt. yu*^. n. Bdv. fitly, aptly, justly,

prsite. rightly; Mdm U% o^ Joc ^/ ]^U>X Jl

/ie Aac? wo* rightly come to understanding or

lift^tta* rt. *j*^. m. afiaiterer, Jcnave.
to A5 senses.
Jicu^ciu^ rt. uiA. f. fawning, fiattery.
)t o acxjw ^ rt. j^*^
yw^
pass. part.
fut. plij, act. part. jil^,
yxJ^, )uacu^>, JfcooJ^. i.
^ rr
v?
aptitude; \jua jiVa a ^
ii. .fitness, agreement,

natural aptiiude.
to ea*.
ii. to *w& wftft, J& a^m?; J?pJ ^^.r.\
3
U u^ j jfc^l- rt. j^X ii. op, mitabh;
a^ree with each otlier ; used chiefly in the act.
J^aJ^-m^ Jl^Jic a well-composed speech.
part. impers., it isjitting, suitabe, convenient; fut. **,c u*^J and *Z*Sj9 act. part,
l^o^f Us>h> at a convenient time. iii. to ^., 1 a *fc\.
mutter incantations; to murmur
.
to ',

menace, threaten;
s
pass. part. active sense whisper, speak low UfJL e ca?*s of any oue, m
cH \fcci , M\\ ooo j-a.nLZX they threatened to kill to 5pea Zow in prayer, to am^ sojfi!?^ as a
Mm; )Am\ jLacuJl^, Jcu/w*e menadng sinners. lullaby; <^&> i^ *^ the devii whisp&red
Ethpe. jpj^l^ i. toj&, accommodate, connect, to her heart. Ethpe. aJM^o 6e toZo secretlyt
comprise. compact, form; kacL^CU i Jfcoo* softly. Pa. a*^ to mwmw ^Zy, to wA&per,
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241 buA
insinuate with ^ against any one. Ethpa. usually repeated <^^ <^X qu\ckly i

& whi&per, murmur

+Z l}*to e. g. J L'&& prayers; Bwifily. Debivatives,)^^, fc**)^^.
)L?r^ ^jk^SXTthey whispered together from ^X adv. stoftly, quickly, rashly.
-
against me, Debivatives, ***o^., ) V oi\ ,
1 p
from ^^ adv. sioiftly, rapidly,
directly.

Ia ZSl pi. rt. A. m. a charm, allure-

mmt. see other spellings under )^^ ni. A^ro?,

) k'_
X m. a) the palm ofthe hand. b) the a legacy^ bequest.

breath, breathing. ) jA^Sfr pi. J^ legatariusy a legatee.

J4^ fui \feJ to scrape of. Eram n&lT JJa*^ rt. ^^. m. o?^e wo curses, declares
to fo scra2>ed off. Debivative, U^w. aceursed.

nf\ on^ wAo sharpens his Is^Iik pi. Jl- rt. fc[aX. m. a swearer, one who
U,ai^ rt. in.
cv/rses, jwonounces aceursed.
stvord.

ascraped K^JG^.^ pi. jaA^ a^XXirovp)'{a, liturgy.

U^^>> rt.J^.. m. a) abration. b) 5

or sharpemd stake> a spike; tyti& Hfc^ an )II^^. 5 js^jj^^X and see x^a^ f. Xtravda,

ir on spike; )Jji>? U|^ tliepoini of a reed. a litany, solemn mpplicaiion*

ffim
J%\ rt. j^X. f- tiu sharp point or )l-^ -", J^usiially m. but in the lexx.
pi.

edge of a weapon; metaph. jj^o k&M*fe \ .

XiVpa, Zi6ra, a powid weight; U^> Ji^*^-
sAarp anger; acuteness, mbtlety of speech. theBaglidadpoundweighe 400 drachmas, each
=
drachma i6 carats f grain, a Syrian pound
)v*fr ^ or i*i^ m. thepistachio nut, nux
equalled six Baghdad pouxids.
pistacia or avellana,

fat. o^J o 5ar, sAaye, unsieath.

AL^.,
:
^^> Ua^., tfp o i a^ m. \tt>xf)v,

lichen.
?l^ to chant, celebrate in song.

u^^k ^a&iJ, act. part. *|^> U&^>

fut.
p, $&& itreg. pi. of ^^ mghL
pass. part. *4^, k*4^> J&-*-^- a ) t0
|k^ or \3^L ; see )I^. nocturnul
ktt r\ pi. ^1- ni. the terebinth berry; the
hammer, rub, polish, sliarpen, smear; with U* J
resin of the terebinth.
to hammer ar?nourj with J>4 to sharpen .* >

.<s\ yi-,\ or fcA^n^N \lntT0Vy jii(

a sword; ULi)l> \&jJ> j*^ the huli rubbed
-,

Ins horns on the earth. b) to provoke, incite

^ v .^ . v Syr.
9 \j> o*^i L 1^5 borders,

with jfcoo-*** li^ \U** io^ to anger, confines.

to Iove. Part. adj. a) sharpemd, dipped or \*Li\ rt. ^a^.. m. tich'ng.

smeared with poison; 1^4^ )s)^sAar/; or IL U^ U>1 or |iS pi. ti aar;

7
H
poisoned arroios. b) keen, acute, crafty. Ethpe. )^X w^Joarsmenjrozy^r^; metaph. therudder,
*4^r mper. E-Syr. the same, W-Syr. helm, l&ua**! of government; U^kcl^? of

gi^irpassive of Peal in all senses. Deeiv- authority; with J*/^o *oM JAe ^efo^.

atives, jta^, Jlcij^^ 1^j>. ^>v x

. >.
J^*ik or U*^ rt. A.o^k. m. tZowgrA, ^aste.

\
A_ A S. xty ? ace. Xftfa, a south-west viind, UI^ rt. AO^k, m. kneading, mixing dough.
African wind. JJd^X dim. of U^ m. a wzaZZ bit of
fcttuii. uy^h'^-\ iO^ipA \tf36poros, jyaste or dough*

souili-west wind. Is^L comp. of )j and s.-/ (the i is always

* ii is noi, tlwy
aiou^, .mNftA hard) indeclinable verbal partide
9
y$\ .^, ao^*\ pi.

nr^ cyX ^-s.N., m. libellus; a deposition, toritten are noL there is not ; takes suffixcs like a plural
accusationi warrant, J&*f otTf *q ^a X a co?i-
noun, ool^^ he is not; ^oom&& they are
fession offaith; H N^? an imperial warrant not; mojoI^a^ \+x> there is no water; l**&
Jla^Il; a toritten recantation. yoot&c&iia thdr law does not permit; with
I i
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ce cv *uA 242

1*2? x P resses the past tense Joo ^^ there JL a an explanation of words;

lexicon, that is
was not; with ^ to have, JS, ls*^L I have Mbtao iCLOAmn^ a dictionary compiled from
not; ^r^k^iwehaveonl^; i^^i ioi yT others; Jft&aa ^afl^mn^tl a glossary.

wchoI^a^ ifthis be not so neitlier will that con- aimal denom. verb io w'ifc or compile
tinue to be. Ethpa. *&~Xrto be recktced to a lexicon.
nothing, annihilated; to cease, cease to be;
jKaii a &&; see jl^.
to vanish

s^&fcoc? jo*~X
from sight

it
e. g.

diminislm
as a star ;
till it
iliifc-j

ceases to
rfc.
^,
emph. m.[&, pi. m. JJ., feafi
%\. a /oo/ foolish, fatuous, stupid dull,
f.

\
be; a cone jl^cu to^ jlC^k- comes to
brutish ; |^oa^ ? jlS ^Ae 6rwie5 0/ </ie field,
nothing at its apex. Debivatives, UsX, ^ 9 .r
1
brute beasts; )b^ a brutish or senseless

people. Derivatives, verb ^^X, )lo-\\.

kaots^ Xios, stone. T\^.r
denom. verb Pael conj. from )bi. to
U&^ pi. ]1 from h^&< non-existent. make or pronounce stupid or foolish. Ethpa.
Jlcufc^A^C from s*l. f. non-existence, nothing- %iU/; %WV tkaOTft be or Jecme
7ie$8, awiihilation ; ^L Jie&**j[ Jlo^fc^^ *& turn stupid or ##&/, make a fool of be
foolish,
h*++t(Thou hast brought us out of nothingness infatuated; !iwitJ^ u^js-j^ +J> ILaJo
into beng. "^C^kj a /oo? ^e^ Ae & irritated behaves

kaX comp. of 1* and Ji. adv. of place and still more foolishly; %^&}*J& ^^ai tff
time hence, hither; UXo j^ Mtlier and Ae conlinues to act foolishly, if lie goes on
thithr;^%.^o U^ hither and thither, in all making a fool ofhimsdf
direction8; \A2\o <*isa Jwneeforth, thence- JL'<^ from JLi. f. folly, foolishness,
forward, from this time for th; *& \*\ on tkis nonsense; )L l&x foolish tdUng.
within opp. ^o\ beyond.
*^, l^i pi. X, vi^C, JL'fcCX
side,
m.
abbrev. for oo> ^L to thee;
r 9 _t
y2S-**o$ ^amy on Thee do our spirits wait> jp^fiu/ u^S^C or 4^ \\ a cfoy a7^ night; ++9l
9 4
J to Thee, OLord (first words of a liymn *& two days and nights.
f***-*l
of praise).
l^k, JIU^, JL^., |i^, ^4. or
* *a ^ = y^, fut. waa\7, act. part.
r^s>
k^A., f. Jl^*l_ adj. from f-iX. nightly,
i^ *, pass. part. u*n\. to lick, lick up e. g.

lisdi the
by night, nocturnal; ]&J& Ji'^^i a night-
dust; metaph. of fire. Ethpe.
%**aXi( pass. PAEii m*a^ to lick, lick up as
f7^ w?gr/i am? day ; f- -,N,N ]lcu-2 rfar
a dog, to such as a bee; c ooot
\lLHi( lions gobbhd him up;
]k~^i from u NX
loo? & ke began to lick up the blood.
a phaniom or demon in
f. lamia,
the form of
a nighispeetre,
a woman.
U&& comp. of ^ ^a and J^b ; see \Ju> yL partide of explanation forsooth, to ut,
and JL.
namely; servea instead of inverted commas to
! _v*
or *n&a o pi. *ttAaSS mark a quotation or oblique oration ; )^^X
f. Ae&ff, a) peecA/ diction, style; JL'oLJL o*^ +x>(yiLfor to
v*
Jo*.( the sinner saith God;
f correct diction. b) language, tongue; o^motl >a jfx cu 001 f V&Fhe gave himself
a phrase, reading; j Lco ;3 ]*
J 9
f .**^ out to be the elder son of Chosroes.
ffo Aramaic, the Persian tongue; \*k ifa y Palpel jpii to speak, enunciate.
Jckojjk? U&>? j&sa^. >m ^ a^> explan- Ethpalpal yfvrfX pto stammer; to enun-
ation of the Hebrew expressions in the Psalter. etate. Derivative, }>a.^..^^\
^a mn^ . , ,
or >aa^m.ooX m. XffwcoV, comp. of X and U#. a) interrogative
r
a lexicon, dictionary; aaiab &go( < partide,, h*J? l&j )J>\ art thou a propJwt?
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243 rCia^A
6) negative partide J*axik? that not, lest; theshiningofihesun; JfcL^i^^j^c^*? JUbJI
kj^ijo^ **j|[ l^^- *** ^ thou teii no man. tifee brightrms
of Divine Iove. b) a flash, meteor,
yjX or ^U\ ;
^J}jiw pi. \lm m. Xi^v, lightning.

a havm, port, karbour; metaph. )J \ ^x \ fe**g*m^ from U^mX. adv. m

mannertife

the haven of salvaiion; \ 2."J7.a J>^n\ tlie of robbers or freebooters, marauding; *%JL
karbour of the saints; U|j5\S JS-^UjoIj U^o! )>l^ fc^.]^aftiC ftfimode marauding
JfcLik^r? / Aaw come /o f% end! o/tfie afory; incursions into the country of the Greelcs.
Pl^v* oj^oj )bii tke week ofentry into the denom. verb Pali conj. from |uAaa^.
havm = the week preceding Palm Sunday. to rob, maJce raids, maraud, commit piracy.
tSft.\ fut. ?a!iJ, pass. part. ? ocv\. io put Ethpali uJjunSEif to be seized by robbers,carried
together, compile; to accord with ; op \^\ * ~* offbybrigands; metaph. ^^mS[lf jtor>^I^
t **^1
m his tone of mind does not comport the Patriarchate was unlawfully occupied*

toitk solitude. Pa. .,^ to bring together, J4^ or )i^.fla^ pi. |1- XTf<rTr}s, a) a robber,
cormect, compile; J^aftS&ao Jj disjoined. Ethpa. freebooter, brigand, pirate* b) adj. piratical,

^K%{ to be connected, related, inserted, set pvedatory, thievish. Derivatives, Is-l^aX,

as a jewel, to music ;
*^j j*3aufco&? J&-*5
a chant set to certam words. Taphel
Jlcu^aii froto U^.flft^k. f. open robbery,
to mahe a disciple, teach the Christian faiih,
brigandage.
eonvert; p&sX *** j&Io the city which
fut. ^fci? same as ^waX, \>i to lick.
he brought to the Christian faith; -^\Lv
][T^r^V -*a,Mo he taught and baptized many ; part. cx^ii to be greedy, gluttonous,

Joo v> \&> l\J>*^ ,\,/ cusJJ Ae was a intemperate. Ethpe. c*,xXL( a) to seize
i

pupil of bulbarcat. Ettaph. ^ftJ!\llf greedily, ruah greedily on, to give oneself over

a) to be instructed, taugkt, educated, io become to pleasure esp. to be gluttonous, indulge the

a disciple, pupil, folloiver ; uaoo niffl a ,^!/ appeiiie, l^gL^to with delicacies. b) in a good
sense to be eager, delight in. Derivatives,
iXi ^-^^u"*!! ^ l&mnder was a jmpU
of Aristoile. b) to be instructed in the Christian
l^\, i-k^, 5
lico.^., )^>a^..

a catechumen, disciple, eonvert, J.^,v ? jJ^^sK rt. c^v\. greedy, gluttonous,

faithj to become
] oju ^-ixx-ft Ia. ^ o Chris tianity ; J in ivw o*^. voracious.

to the faith; ); vylls-& catechwmens. c) to ^ f

f^.v'sr rt. ca-^X. adv. greedily, immoder*

embrace Jicut?? )-lioJJ fo ?nonastic life; ately.

) ioooiSQjA^K &o?y poverty ; lob ^S* rt. ai>\. f. avidity, greediness,

)

he left the world = became a monk. Deriv- glitttony.

ATIVES, )jQft\.koo Jj*.^t^lio>, j^O^ol,
;

^D>, )^4^^> Jfcl^sX

a
perh. mimetic,

* v? ef. jjsi^. a stammerer, shiiterer; Ji^a& ^ \ k

the letter Lamadh; see%,. 1 a >y hesitating in speech. Derivatives,
1
> r*,*
adj. from the letter .aa^ gram. verb (^X,
preceded by Lamadh as an accusative, an
infinitive.
^^ denorn. verb Pael eonj. from
to stutter. ETKVA.ii^^irtotakeiosttUtering,
rt, ffl*. adv. hardly, with
begin to stammer.
difficvMy, only just.
)L'o^^ from i^^fc. f. stanvmering, stttiter-
%* m. felt.
ing, faltering S2)eech, hesitation in speech.
tfhxxUL, y!S, iaa^ emph. )*, rarely 9 * r
Ar. m. dialect, saliva,,
m5 vi? pi. ^*", J* m. rarely f. Xafnrs:, -8a,
l'a- ^vV^ m. one tvhose saliva nins down.
a) a lamp 9
toreh, candlestick; jc* ? a burning
torch; J*ja;j a lighted torch; inetaph. splm* \\&, jL'lo^^ rt- X*^- of indistinct or

dour, brightness, shining; \~L&J!L J# strnge speech, of a foreign tongue.

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uA 244 f^O^xii
U^k fut. l&&>, act. part. y&L, JuX )tsaX a twrnip.
pass. part. J,,\ to make indistinct or soft \.&\ ; see \*S, an oar.
sotmds as birds, insects, serpents ; to sing, chant,

a sound Juo? of chants;

sound, give forth
]&Sot; sounds of lamentation; to lisp;
jlip
U?^ ; see ^ocuX.
I^on^, rt. XqN>. m. a gatfterer, gleaner.
to speak a foreign language; to whisper softly
said of tlie Holy Spirit, of grace, faith, error
_*X^O JLo they utter, pronounce y )fL*> ts^kL^A.q.aX from ]j^a,cuo adv. verily,
%*Smb* U*l\m& the truth proclaimed by tlie indeed.
Jposths; Ji*Jl i-LocLA- j&r oJL^X angels \LsL m. i confnes of a city, esp. Ae /amZ
sounded forth a new song; gram. to ex2>ress.
and villages under its jurisdiGtion, a suburb,
Ethpe. Jia^if to sound, be sounded, be heard region, su/rrounding country ; a monastery
said of sound rather than of sense ; to be told,
>m*m> OH^xCisf m tlie region of Sis.
said, whispered; gram. io be pronounced, said.
^ja^. fut. sj, act. part. ^SSw, l^-^*
Demvatives, Jja^ik, jj-y\,, )LjL^^.
a) to gaiher, piele, pick up, collect, glean;
\k\. ^ pi. J
rt. JJ^X. ni. sound, speeei,
JI^CXod)^ * c^ja^J tliey shall gatherfood L e.
tongue, twittering esp. inarticulate sounds as
of birds and beasts foreign speech; dialect,
manca; )ku^ ic o* j^^ 5^6 gleaned in the
;
field; X*cjfc ^ct.o^J' 7ee we7Z gather lilies;
way of speech, utterance, pronuneiation, )J&
\bj> l^s&L picking up sticks; JjSLjL &&*L
JJUoj pleasant sounds; \fc& IvJ^.~ j^Jcuaj
a gatherer of sycamore fruit. b) to pick v/p
the stveet-voiced swalow; }S^L JJ4**? otlier
as a bird =
eai5; with Jbo to pick up xoords
tongues; ^ > \a \)J prophetic utterance;
t

as a parrot. c) metaph, with jwdj to collect

JLoSttt mj JjJ? ]}S^ whispers of mysterzes
commenU, ewplanations. d) chem. to collect
i. e. of holy things, not made known by lips.
particles, attract, absorb. Ethpe. ^ oNl^
) *y \ X rt. Jwb^v. f. speaMng, sound. to be gleaned, gathered, collected. Pa. Js&
^O k S see
^S. ; upwwrd, above. to pick U2> arrows, gather in sheaves, gather
or tttia^ fut. fcfiftjfrJMj imper. honey, collect, select; jooj ^a^Lap cmLc^\
act. part. uai^i, JjaaJ^ik, pass. part. K^ooy ^ his clothing was all patches;
>m Js ^ root-meaning but )Li
to chetv, 7nasticate
^jSSs^p a babbler; l^A^so ]^)io sdected
.
3

usually to iake food, eat; ^Lsio *Xuo>.ix sermons. Ethpa. ^.^^1^ to fo gathered
we eat and drink; pass. part. impers. ^n^\ j] together. Deriv atives ? j^al, } 7^ ^v
U^oo* *i we have iasted no food to~day;
yoc^ umla.^.^, *d a/ier ^2/ 7^ad eaten. Ethpe.
\-^Jx pi. fL m, an embroiderer.
un,;C\i/ to 6e masticated, eaten. Pa. ^rS^X
y J-^a^x rt. ^J&X. m. Saei, crumbs, food;
to ai hungrily, devour, gnaw. Aph. * >\ /
to mae swallow, give to eat. Derivatives, Jj I^i^/^'n^&a^y ^si ^Z^f ^^^^
Pki/ crwmbs or 5azi scattered on the ground;
same oii, aii to join. Ethpe.
as metaph.
r^Jll^ JJLa^c^f o^a^ J^i^ a/'
M to bejoined or woven together. Jio^VX *Ae heathen too are enticed by teaching
I r> 3 ^ prep. according io, in proporiion, corre- and entrapped to repentance; wX iol4 jjMa^Sa
ypondwg; ^oomi lo^^ tcu&X. according the world sirangles me with its allwremmts.
abundance of Tliy mercies; Uif loSaX
to tlie
^^j K|^ rt. ^aX. m. ingathering,
J&^Xao according to the differeni seasons; jCf ^aX
gleaning; dive-gathering ; J^i^
f la&X because, on accouM of. ^4-^? Aw ghanings.
\^&&
thittg,
or J^9o pi.
smail coin obolus, farthing.
9
\y \c7tt6s, a small
m. a
^*V^ or 144^.
Utile collection;
pi. . dimin. of
gaihering, ingathering
|^
\sl^ rt. &X an envelope J&LI? of a letter. of fruit.
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td!i ,ni\yn\ 245 JthA

jj&fra^; pi. _ adj. from yA^ft^g a beast a narrow isthmus; ^c**,f }iii <Ae- moutk
trained to draw a litter. ofSheol; ]>&) ]iJL& a tongue offlame; ll&g
*^JLjLf, iCuL and ^a^oX f. XcrkM', po^m o/ J-=>o*? o a wedge of gold or silver.
a Ker, a bier; a pyx, por table altar. e) names of plants ; ]iP j& plantago, the
plantain; \r%\& Jt cynoglosum, hounds~
%Z\JLB& rt. jiciN. adv. late.
tongue; jlaNS -ii^ lolium, darnel, cocMe,
gjJEk J&l. rt. .tiN. adj. late, latter Pv1l
tares; UM> jiiX plantago major; jSa?
pp. early; said of ram, of animals
U &aa fraxinus ornus, a sort ofash-tree; Jol ,

bora late In the season, of plants fiowering or buglosmm,

borago officinalis, borage, bugloss.
ripening late.
cou^
Derivativbs, verb *^k, t uii ,
ji ,

Jl^Vr.AftSTs. rt. n^V f, lateness, tardiness*

-
Jifi!& or Jiai pi. ** , P-f. XfKav7, o fcmn, liiiS&j )kCi adj. from \i*!* loquacious,

bowl, laver, dish, plate, vessel? Jfc^M U^ garrulous, talhative; eloquent.

a washhand-basin^ foot-baih ; \jl4*a % \ t. ft . X a ) IVi 1* frnm f ^\> f hquacity, taVcativeness.
i .

9
brazen laver. \)
ts
r
\\iS_ from ),Ia\, f. language, idiom
^ v Pael a^
,

; fo bring forth late offspring

or fruit, io gatlter late fruit. Debivatives, 1 ^S f. a button hole.

^m||C^ 9 fc^I^X and Wls^ adv. fcZow, *

}^S? rt. i.w a\. m. fete prass, aftermath. ftea^A, doumwards; \lx^L ^**bC\,? i^i &
^Jfa%j& tom xaXriff 3
copperas,flowers of 3 waters under the firmament; ^ lifco?

copper. J^mI^, which Scriptwe mentions belota.

]$*! ni. dialect, a #rea^ sac&, sachfor litter. ^x fut. ^o^siJ, act part. ^Js^k, ^1^.
root-nieaning ^o 5toMt, pollute. To agree be }

convenient, fitting, suitable, becoming, worthy ;

as^ pi. }L A7pos 3
m. senselessy foolish; ^*(
\ becoming to each; \J+s>&&
&co JJj^^eu? l*^a$ a foolish person ivho
*ol^ commands miiablefor children;
talhs unceasingly.

\ft& m SL f. ttffe taZ, nonsense, babbling,

^U[
be listened
J^alsX )li^ a speech worthy to
to. Ethpe. yifiklrfo &e gw&ty of
raving, folly.
devise or aci with guile, ill-will or malice, io
[Zxd^L or Jitt = faj;^K consjnre with"V^ or^L?cu^ against; JiJ
y v -n
2nT denom. verb Pael conj. from tfJ> io a^Ns
> ,

)j^3fca> Ip^XL^? amalicious soul; jl

pronounce, soimd; yol( ^o*X ^X*^ao ^ ft f\n ^ },ssX!^? the confusion of which
i! [i^ cvq not pronouncing those letters ai all.
all alihe were guilty. Pa. ^fcX o rf^e, cow-
Ethpa. JiilXr io be pronoivnced;
r l? u taminate, Jis&so )oo )ima *^s> Ae w
Mice Alep. defiled with carnal passions. Ethpa. j&&1(
IXtZS&Jg <fr\ } *Ain which sounds
a) the tongue to act with guile or decet, to be defiled. De-
Jl&, P*S! pi. ^*", H- m,
e %*&4l RIVATIVES, S-^K^-^i JlcLD^i^O.
UJL2fcf )toiT lingual letteTS -

11AS. <*j^. m. a dry meaaure, a half cor, halfomer.

b) speech, language, pronuncialion ;
)Ji? rftafecC/ ^&*? U^ Highland dialect 1X fut. oj^j act. part. f&L>
b) to pile tip, bring
U*>h^L.

perh. the language of the Assyrian highlaxxds a) to speah, pronounce.

comrnon speech of Mesopo- together. Pa. ]&& a) to murmwr o U&fl*s
opp. JlJtDii^ ifo
bring
tamia; U$oom U^ &* JW* language. between his lips; to disparage. ^c) to

c)a people, nation; }i J> speaking the iogethe,r, Ethpa. plt? to be coupiled,
compile.

same tongue. d) metaph. a stretch of the sea, fastened together. Derivatives, Ki<i-^ 3

of a river, a tongue or spit of laud ; J -*^( U*i

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rc'&oAfC r*?.4s.ixjsn mJuza .1*3 ooA> *

,vi . ^axSo*

f,
yx*& Mim the thirteenth leitei* of the *%H\> yl\j& vf%>t(. m. departt&rejourney-
y

alpbabet; the numeral 40, 5 Jt^ojj Discourse ing; Jul^e ||Joo <7om<? awcZ coming; ^Jjio
40 ; y> 400. ^Jbocu *** <m6 day s journey.
k& c&) interrog. pron. whatf J&o 1^ )c& )}&J)\> pi. JJ^L rfc. ^k>/. f. a departure,
wAai Aatu / fo cfo oA thee ? b) rel. pron. that, journeying, pilgrimage; with % a military
that which, what ; when, expedition.
tlien } afier ikat, when-
soever, as often as; fcj/'dMf U> U[ J&l Jj Jf* ^& rt ***(. m. grasping by the hand;
/ do not deserve what you say, I am not worthy metaph, AeZp, assistance.
of that vjhich you say; ? ^? Jl but when; cia^i|}^ and cfors
j fra ; see Jjia^^c.

Kao= > vi ^o J-so^c whatsoever, lohichever,

v *^& pLJHU, I^l*;- see vQv^o
f . ,

whmsoever, whenever, so often as, c) partcle

JicuJ^> from Jjj. f. iAe nwmber one hundred.
of exclamation how! hoio much!*%+Zf
J^ fam
terrible! *=J &> how goodf hk+ZUo or ^aIx> rt. ^cl. slanting, tottering,
d) JL\&: see
* i v> Derivatives, juaaa/j
bending over, ready to fli; | i tjj&f \&m(
.
Jj&X?, ?,
a tottering vjatt.
ka^u>, k*s, Jia^is, jj^k,
rt.v> j^^, }

jis^Uo ; see j^ljc.

k, many participles of ),S verbs and of
see J(j.
Aphel conjugations have alternate forms, with
and without Alep after Mim. Nouns derived jicul^o rt. yUo. f. sZctfA, laziness, lassitude,
negligence, rductance; JLqLlJU! )j^a a
from such participles have the same alternative
jear?/ tw^&, distasteful hurden;
spelling. JIcluIj JJ

%^
strenuousness; )X<&2\& jU ? indefatigdble, active,
JU, JIU, jttj pi.
v&,
or assiduous.
)Lo}& com. gen. a Jmndred, a century ; ~lji
or
,r ^
20 J
" H? l or Jte> fc^i 300 ;
JIJ&W400, and so on; jjjoi^t or JJ^i
^ VJU:)o
carehssty.

^k, ^)j2> or fcjai

rt. ^U. adv. Za%, slothfully,

m. IM.ti, Ji^Tli,
voi 800; Jlojj JL.S or vij centurions.
Uoi^Ua ; see J^o**^ C o<?/fc.
JfcLXi f. rt. .oao. eZeod; kJj& fcoa^j d ^
)lau^& ; see jlou^o and k> ahove. jk^^U pi. Jfc^U rt . ^.o/. f. yborf,

Jlift* or JLJtf ; see J#fi.

victuals, provisions; pi. dw^ dependent
towns.
U*o^o for iuo^o ajachal.
JfcU rt.
U*s>Jj>, laj. noaous, tnjurious,
jljj /iS^W, barley-water sweetened withrefined harmful; see [^ y
honsy; barley cdkes mixed with milh JI'oudU ; see \1'<&U&.
 r^a l&f&s* 247 cocini!

J !
wa'^ii^> rt.*%f. m. backbiting, calumny, ]o^oJ)^o the viscera, entrails, boweh.
an evU report; a backbiter, slanderer. \h3>+& ^^ vmmIs ovfittings oftlie alt r.
%>U& and JLaa rt.%d^. m. food, victuah, J-L? vjjjis weapona, arms.
provisions.

^ -1
)^k> uJ)u2o f^e organs of reproduction.
*i>k, )oi}^ pi. JiaiglJ, ^ocJLlok,
ItaaJa uJ^i wine-vessels, wtne-skins, casks.
tt ctloji, uoak , S^ or oi& f./w?x a, ^> anengine;
Jt^? Mlao carpenters' tools.
a stratagem; a amning or ingenious device;
J> y&& Uxl"? J^Jd a s<me hwled from an
)U*& Ji'J^o
^
pobtew? vessels.
*
?
\x> vessels of sanctuary,
enginej metaph. )L aj)^? ^mido^ means of ilie

justice s= <rwe argumente. euckaristie vessels.

Z\LcnD\Jb rt. and. adv. 63/ way ofr^rocf, Jjo wjco arm^j weapons.
reprovingly. Jt^*jGjfc,lf JJj-i sacred vessels, vestments.

JJ^)j, J&J from liS^deijying.making uJ}.i> and ^oi the heresiarchi/aK^^ a, d. 240,
divim, inahing to be a partaher of the dwine founder of the Manichaean sect.

nature; divine. J^U>, ^U> 5 see ^o5 money.

P&c&Up from J^'f* deification. o^aj)jo for ^li Manes.
.&*ji& and rarely yo^k ; see ^o SN y .
\1LJ \Jq from mj)^o a Manichee, follow&r of
adv. raiher. Manes.
|ja)i for |Jc6q^> manvmon. \)Jo or JiA ; see )juAo j?5re.
)1^>)^) and )1^)^> ; see JiJAa a balance.
diction; a discourse, sermon, Komily, esp.
iaO^)^c ; see u;^m,y niastic.
a metrical komily; a treatise, a division of
jiifiok, ll^JL. rt. f/. healing) therapeutic;
a book; a projwsition ; with *i^ dis-
a healer, physician.
putation.
jLouceJjk rt )u/. f. healing.
JJk, pari adj.
vl& fut.
v^xu, act. part.
i^ojjb ; see )fri*o a 5a^.
ILLi, )j^u|^>. to irk, bore y be irksome, tedious;
to be reluctanty umoilling, weary of; witt jtas^ rt. w. wu a bnd; )JL DJt&
a girdle, belt; the waisL
\JLu his soul was weary of abkorred . , .,

usually impers. witli i^ ; iCop fcok \JulmUo] see ol^mo and Hflu^jaso.

he was weary ofthem; Z^s* $]& j* it does not Jt^mJ^ pi. JJsiwD^ rt. +of. f. a handfuly
annoy me, I do not mind. Part. adj. slothful, bundle, burden.
inactive, lazy, negligent. Aph. ^& to be
]Xim\iB tlie elboiOy bend of the arm, a mbit
careless, negligent, sloihful,indohnt 9 inactive; to
%Jo\> ; see %JL 9
jli^aj.
neglect, grow weary; JjJpaaa J| xu*l(? Ucu;
)Is1a)j rt. \&. f. baking; a bakeress.
ofi we ham received mercy we faint not. De-
eivatives, fe%*}ju}^o, JIcluJj.
Bee
Ki^ *
^ij^*

VU>, UU or )JU> m.
Jli pi. ^JU, ^aojok = tfrjo the poppy*
a vesseZ, utensil, implement, instrument; a gar- ^x>U or >sojo /xaKp, wace.
mmt dress; clothing, an outjit, furniture,
s
dl^o)-i see ^aiiai.
baggage; } f }Js^? Pk cotlon, woollen
.

]i)Jo or );.
;

m. pdppov, a mattock, hoe,

clothing; J-LL? )JJj cosily raiment; Jj]j&
mourning; U>o$* \jI& golden vessels or
a rnallet.
JL>{?

ohzaments; wwojUo^ajI his armov/r-bearer. U), )U> act. part. of ^ ; i U>> Jtoo act.

part. of >oao.
Metaph. )J*=>i? Uk& a vessel of perdition;
Mw> mM* vessels of mercy. ^o>)j; see uopo.
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jLoike rt. wo. f. bitt&rness. iTcuDojib rt. udo^. f. glittering brightness,

JffM*adjiM; seeJJil It&jfo&x* rt. *o*a. f, pi. tf lattice window.

j)tf!U; wejltttt. Jjlo^&, )&J rt. Io**, causing skame, bring-
jl^fjj rt, i;*. f. must, thejuice of tke grape ing to confmion, JjL'o&a Jtf
J^j Aop 6 **&wfc
as itjlows from the winepress. maketk not ashamed,

M^H^ sweet, juicy* Jiajlo*-^ rt. 1o*j. cmfounding, con-

yfjjso denom. verb ; see *&. futing.

J-oM; see Ko^o. , U<* pi. ,-JL, . rt.

ra. a spring, soiwce, fount esp. on<s gushing

JIH&; see Jl'&.
forth abundantly ; Jj^a u^aiLi springs of
JicuIjdLs rt. jjtr. f. conftdence, reliance. * y
water; [L sk<ux a source oflife.
Ji)j*> emph. st. of JJj*> one fmndred; *L)c&
lL)x> pi. J rt. u*i. m. a scqffkr, mocker.
dual of JJ^ao.
jiai^J^o rt. w*J^>. f. derision, mockery.
JlJ^Jb or jlL pi. jljLao or Ji& ; see Jfcoo.
h^UiJL)JLx> rt. w^. adv. mochingly,
UiL^iwiJ-i fiadffiartKoSj matliematical,
derisively.
jiljj or Ufcoo rt. jif . m. coming, arrival, * r
rt. u*^j. m. barhing*
advent; flo^? omU& <Ae coming of the
Saviour; ^oo*^ &J/ &^p Uj> ^i]c? w/iO$e
ls2\im^\>es or ls-T)> juUjLae rt. ^^^ adv.

onslaught is hard to resisL subtilly, sophistzclly ; with a^ vnihvut dis-

crimiTiation or examination,
J].lk& and ]fcl*& rt. )l(. f. a) coming,
advent , J-iaJ l&X? JfcLl)o coming to himself Uii Ax , jfcU rt. ^. a) cwe w^o examines,
recovery of consciousness ; JJLJLac o*s,*LJl& disctcsses, investigates} tries. b) trying, dis-

Jk-Jllji //ie second coming ofChrist; ]&LlJt& puting.

J^xcicLaX accession to the tforone. b) an attack, rt. ***3. f. investigation, examin-

incursion. ation.

yl\M, U*l\J> Aphel part. of pU< | S^^ , JliLl rt. %^2>. ^ or Maf wAicft
jU=oo, J&J rt. jj^ a comforter, consoler; makes to cease, aboislies, conjkdes, destroys.

comforting, consolatory. ^s>.io rt. y<aa. m. ow^ zoAo discerns, con~

X^Li, )j)&& rt. Jtj^>. noxious; an evil- siders, examines,
doer, malefactor. JLCL rt. to, f. discemmefati p&rcepti(mi
JIqojI)^& rt. **,jo. f. Iiarm, detriment;
toickedness, evil conduct, iniquity. ^J^aLao part. of verb **&**.

U *^5^p rt. ^ clamorous. Uifcs^ao rt. jwt^. domestic; gram. primitive

)loj f ->ov> rt. ^. f. uneasiness, mental opp. derived.
99 y
disturbance. >, jkw rt. J^a. sad, plainiive*
Uoov ,
jjJ rt. *o*. Ae or %a wAtcA kJ] p ^Sfc o ji rt. "^a. adv. m confusim,
showsfortk, dedarea; a prophet,lawgiver. confusedly, disorderly.

Jiojj3*^oo rt. *O>. f. a) a declaration; 3 J^J rt.'^a. one ?Ao confuses,

legal,a deposition. b) restoration, rebuilding. confounds,
* r
hSl rt. i*s. adv. dispersedly, Tiere and from w -. astouTidtng,
f

Jlonioo rt. $^. f. dispersion, separation; JftL SotS ft irf rt. -^d, f. the gullet.
vLoi *JL*> we t#A<? are disperaed. Jt'c^isA rt. ^io. f. a tubercle, small
Jy*JLao, J&L*J a scatterer, spendthrift; ulcer, esp. jXoj ow <A e?/e/ JtoL
a medicine which dissipates swettings. J^js^ a Jiemorrhoid; laxity of the anus.

249
?v r
J&I >, rt. ssk&.unexpected,sudden. jlsJ- rt. ^**.
, fit for boilmg;
having the pow&r of digesting.
\U ]&o rt. S U*. a builder, fowider,

restorer; edijying. Jj,c\ i\i^v rt.^as. f. npenes8, npentng.

^^jynS^ rt. .^^^ -*. torn, rewi/ dissoluie. t^o to grow fiat tasteless as wine; pass.
}

{jj^axaLaa rt. W. m a despiser, scorner. part. j^-^o, ^L, ]1& tastehss, senseless.
Derivative, {io^^v*.
7) t f ^ ^^ rt. J-ca-3. adv. carelessly,
despicably.
s^e m. Indian pea.

\t< nkS8 rt. J>a&s>. f. negligence, contempt.

r
jfr
-'. -
rt. y^ ) ow<s w?Ao
a
Apliel part. of verb ^.
prej)ares perfumes. b) e&hilarating. )l<^o ra. gome sort of fruit.

jolmiLas, j&J rt. ^. a scorner; scomfal.

J^^o (hs*=>) ri j^j^. a spot tvJisrefire breahs

jTf fm f . rt. m. adv. rf*A contempt. forth esp. a vent of volcanie Jlames.
contemptuously.
^Us&> ?f*s* PL '- rt '^^* m '
a tower>
%Z\$im& from Jmi. adv. carnally. bulwark; often forms part of the name of
])**ft **<*% rt. was). f. contempt. a place.

JlcutoaiL^ from )?r*^- f. incarnation. jis^Lf^ from ^r<^& Magdahn, of

pr. n.
v y \l~*& Aptei part. of ^aj. Magdala, jfc^*^ y^'J* Mary Magdahn.
]) ^,\^v> and {rcuoN'tf rt. *io. f. distanee, )1,qV, ^^ rt. ^*-^' f- gram. aphaeresis,
remotmess, a far journey. contraction.
p?
j&I rt. ^. Tcicking horse jl'ouo.^0 rt. y*^. f. gram. aphaeresis,
or muie. dropping of a leitei* at tlie beginning or end

rt. -^aj. m. ott wfto powrs /oriA, of a word.

sWs abroad; ua**ci? i^aJ a soww

t
or

anihor ofheresy. phemous; a blasptheTner.

JJtxa. rt. ^s>. m. a gleaner, gatherer. Jjsljis^o rt- ^j^. adv. blasphemously.

)%& & rt. J-s. f. inqtriry, iTwestigation. Ji'oi3 t ^D rt. 5ssa

. f. Uasphemy.
\li ^^s jlj rt. ip. diminishing, ofdiminu- Jok^gfc, ^okj^ Aphel act. part. of jo^^.

J(^^. usually pi. )qk^ rt. o^. m. rfaaw,

>
tion.

*' * r - r Usclo Se 5<ar

rt. i-2. dejzciency. daybrealc j oa^ao o* j

j j Y~ T i P
\y*fr pu** rt. u*>r>. f- clearness, transpar ency. which rises at davm; [

the night immediatdy preeeding the Sabbath.

JicLU^o ri *, j5. f. a) abstractim,
separation. b) settlement, quittance. JiloK^k rt. J<h^. &* ^'cA setsfree, gives
reftege.
#**>, J&L- rt. ]{. feraaZ.

jL'aii^o rt. J>, J

?. f. separation; a break, jL'cLjiIefctegtt rt. ]o^* f' e$cape, ddiverance.

rupture between jl'cu^o^o speak-

Us?*%; f whisp&Hng,
tliejoints. cf. *

&HL& = o -t^^ Pael part. pass. of *+s>. ing sojily*

blessed be he. l^li^lQ^o from %.>a^. adv. flaming,

V*A;^^f> rt. *f'+s>. blessing; one who blesses. like jlames.
ij .4 9 v *

rt. *d. benediction.

f.
Jti&ajwxtfit' f< initiation, acquaintance;
rt. *^>. adv. clearly, lucidly. with o ffiZ.

ji&
* r
rt. % ^. f. elucidation> explanation. |iLs t^-^
from Zend m6 shu *
pi.
a
^
Jlo^aj rt. *o^. lightning, jiashing lihe a fire-worshipper. m. a mac/tem, mage,
ightnmg. priest of the Persian religion, one trofessing
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250
9 V 9 m *
magianism ; a magician, wizard +*^x>, l&i+l^Uo, \&*^>, |xc^^j or
1 4
j tke Magiun i, e. the Persian naton. pi. Ju- in. fidyeipos, a) a cooh, baker,
cives, verb *^e, l*^& Jia^o^o, $
butcher; }j^^ *** ihe head-cook; )j&2

J^<^&f scullions; ^^^o k-*the kitehen*

jLaA,<x^o pl.jio from J.*,o^c .magianism, 5) a cooldng-poi, hetile.

tlie doctrine of tJt magi,jzre-worsIiip; pi. magic ^s^o Aphel %^o( denom. verb from
arts, enchantments, Jl^CLio. io be purulent^ dischargepus or matter.

t+*>&*^*> pi. }JL- from |jba^. m, a magian, 0%*) ^^ r^ J^- m K& uncovering
- of ihe
jvre-worshipper, Chaldaean. face, unveiling, hence conftdence,

yjoK^sQ rt. j^. m. a stelele, bilVhooh. JJ<^o, Jbli^^c pi. )[^2> i't.%^. f. a sicMe.

ljs^o an anehorite; see Pa. part. of Jj^. Jfc m. Jtf^/f. Jl^S and j^5
pi.
N
jicLl^a rt. Jj^. f. %oant, lach, bereavement
rt. ^^b . ci roii, scroll, volume; a scliedule,

Jieet, skin, 2>arcJwient ; )L^o

esp. of cbildren, barrenness; penury; a penu- y
jj^j^'^^x skins for writings.
rious or destituie life as that of anehorites. y
pi. J m. a lash, whip.
l^ao, Jilj^so, JftCJl rt. Jj^ one who
M-X^&, j&lJ from J**^^. freesdng, icy.
makes io be childless or barren.
UdX^o ?
jJiLoX^sD rt. Jl^. a captive, exile.
Jjj^o m. Zawze; jl^XJ^o /ai, soft.
JJclX^ pi. \1^ rt. ^^- m. a clod, lump
pJks^o rt. *J^. ni. a) a% aare, hatchet, saw, of mud,
esp. for smoothing stone. &) a dagger ; a hJl^^o rt. JLli^. a clieai, knave.
lancet, scalpel.
JLo-wJx^c rt. u**^.^ f. an explanation;
la^!0, Jl^J rt. M-*^. ludicrouSy ridicu- a display.
lous; comicalj amusing, funny.
%H\ ^^
9
> rt. jl^. adv. clearly, openly.

%jw "
o rt. h-m^. adv. comically; JlciA^^D rt.jJ^. f. captivity; manifestation.
derisively. 9 j. y
]l^~ rfc.Jl^. a) revealing, mani-
JLoj/w ^o rt. ***^. f. laughter, ridicole, festing. b) a starling.
derision.
rt. jl^. adv. clearly, openly.
JLcujxs^o pi. Jio rt. oci^. <m answer.
f.
jlcuu^^^ rt. Jl^. f. uncovering, manifes-
59 p r
i,
]is^ rt. ca^. answering, corre- tation; Jf iaii^^so unveiling of'ihe face =
spondent.
\* 4 -
rt. ^o. f. tastelesmess, insipidity; jiojX^o rt. i^. f. &m<7 splay-mouthed,
bracMshness. Iwving the upper lip drawn back exposing ihe
9
teeih.
)**^> )&*^ rt. Ja^. dried up } waterless;

J**^ n^oa springs which have failed. ; see JL^k and Jj^o,
Um* ^ o rt. w*o^. a liberal giver.
autwnn
>

erocus.
m. corrupt from KpoK^ayfia, the

JIoi^a^d rt. u**^. f. a breaking forth,

Ut*ci <^o rt. oci^, impudent, importunate.
overflowing.
\9 4 ^9 m ojj-ft^o rt. *xi^. f. impudence.
rt. . f. ejeciion, rejection.
JJtsi^ pi. ^L rt. wo^. m. a destroyer,
>reoiGfi^o, *a>l^**^> or J^o^o m. exterminator.
ixytcrrpos, a mater, steward, prefect; mater y
adv. #raft>, /r^eZy, without expense,
of the horse, mater of tke imperial houseJtold,
payment or recompense; empiy, in vainj
chiefojftcer of ihe emperor's palace.
9ym
legal.
r
^& uj>o!sl a woman divoreing her
pi. cu+v^aau^so or husband shall depart empty i. e. without her
J_ m. magistrianus , provincial* dowry.
 251
* * r
; see

f. a short buckhr, rownd shield. f. a mortar.

lw& rt. ^. armed wiih a round shield; ) fcs^ rt. %D ^. crushing^ pulveriz-
disk-shaged. ing, destructive.
m\ 9 r
rt. ojk^,. ftdv. secretly, by stealth. jLajUD^o rt. t*^. f. shattering.

^ra^li^), .4*aI1^0 or un^i^c f. ?oai-

<7\
J^i^o rt- ^^w- ni. a stake of wood scraped

sieww, magnet ; JJ ) 3^. ^m^i^o smooth.

*Ae attraction of the loadstone towards tron. )1^^ rt. 3;^. f. a shove, a lade.

\j j^e rt. U^. m. a retiring room, a mucii ]lo% tl^*> rt. *^, f. longmffering, indul-
or &ed; Zyw0 or sitting down. gent hindness.
*
denom. verb from
f
act. part. ,

fr^, without payments. J^a^o. ^o worship according to magian rites;

jioa^so rt. Jo^. f. censwre, reproach. to jyrofess magianism; to mutter. Pa. ^^o
magian practise magic arts,
ja^o, )&I rt. li^. adj. reproachfi, *o celebrate rites,

vitujyerative, contumelious, expremve ofdeserv- we emhantonents. Ethpa. m^if^ become

ing censure or rebuke. a jire-worsliif^er.

J
1 ^11-^5 rt. *^. f. desGent, gliding down, Ji^o from Ua^o. m. muttering.

wershadowing protection, abiding, indweUing.> Jla^^Jo rt. j^. f. exploraticn, examination.

m\J^ ov &JJ> Aphel acfc. part; jsd and JjJ cognate roots to &{ Demv-
see toa^.

\jk^ pi. - from |4f m. a) redining,

Jslli from w^o. zv.Median, in tUMeded
lying doton, sitting dtnm esp. at iatile. 6) a language.
base. c) afiagon, oil-flash )i^, )^?^ an* liWf
)l\:& also spelt
\jJ&^Ji> m. a &oZ, 6ar.
pi. }* f. a) ri&wfc; U^>? ftC* 7ie hinf 3
jl ^'Wv^y pi. \ Jlo rt^-V^.
x*u^. f. condgning, iribute or tax; wit\i ~*-*F to pay tribute ; with
depo&iting,commendation; )Lca!N>s^o? )*^/ ^atiocoZ^cf. V) afine, penalty.
P
or )i Qi^Ss^ commendatory > letters*
^SJ^, Us .i pi. i., ^- rt. -? m-
t
9 y
rt. vx^s.. m. one mff&ring from aZtor; sanctuary, the hohj place wh&re the
fte

nausea. altar stands; U?aa^^

the same.

jXLa^s f m. one wAo <#er* sacrifice,

Ji^^o, J&JL rt. ^^ enticing, inciting, rt. .

provocative; a seducer. the sacrificing jyriest.

m\ 9 V prtckm, stinging.
MJ=.^o, )lS-3 rfe. -|.

envulation. *^?. jpac*tngr p for a journey.

JLoasJjo rt.
V ******
"4 * incitement, entice-
rt. feitK? o?- adliesive;
fifl>>^ rt.
mmt. bandages closing a wound.
m* ^^c
y
v?*^. aesmuztoM* wilderness, desert;
rt.
iii-j, )tr rt v=?- . >

Jia?t^0 rt. *}^./a*r, jS^J }i=*^ ** Nitrian Desert.

r
)Cso'^> pi. ll^ f. rt. ^. a fire ^Iso, \U> X> Pael act. part. of *? fltde,

shovel.
deserf, (foered.
\li^o, j&X rt );^ Himuating, inciting; ), pi. )', )l" rt, i*?. adj.
to
an instigator, stirrer <wp of strife.
H^^ jaL'from JUt^ of or belonging
3

Jlcoi*^? rt. ji^ f. stirring up of strzfe, a desert, solitary; a hermit; \\UU>**> M<

instigation; an assault ffte cZeseri road i. e. road to or </-o^^ the

Jtcui^c rt. w. f. ^eay; pathnce. desert.

Kk 2
 252 K*&G-^,%>3

Jjdfo rt. ;^?. rn. a leader, ruler, judge, )lo*D pi. empb, of J>I?a.a0.

governor, prefect; with jic&v&f a regent; Uiw^jso rt. ^**f. terrible, inspiring terror.
a pilot; a tutor, guardian; a bishop, abbot.
JLaiiL**: rt. ^m?. f. horrifying, the in-
h^ U U* *so r t, +2> ? av.providentlyj prudently
.
9 spiring of terror.
disereetly; providentially, by ihe providence of
M^ '*i.v> rt. ua**?. m. <w tt'Ao drives forth,
God, according to the Divine dispensation. banishes.
jl'cui^^o pi, jio rt. &9. f. a) guidcmce,
J*aja***& rt. a**?, adj. of divorcement with ^

direction; steering; rule, governmeni,adminis-

tration; stewardship, leadership. b) manner
ao a writing of divorcement
Jt&XflL*** rt. aa.**?. f. rejection, putting
of proceeding, action, course. e) prudence,
away; JlaiiL*jj J^fco a writing of divorce-
foresighL d) a province, prefecture. e) the
ment.
Divine dispensation, the providence, govem-
y p r y
ment or economy of God; often used of our *oo or *oo pr. n. f. Media. Derivatives,
Lord's whole doings with niankind esp. of Bis
incarnation and on earth, and in the
life plural, \StJo or JJtao pi. P from wJL&. a Mede,
of His acts in the flesh. Median.
*jiz>*x>, UJ>*i from )^>^, adj. of the U^jS and JLoLsc plurals of ji?c.
desert, inhabiting the desert.
U*ao rt. J*jso. m.flight, escape.
UjI*+x* 3 J&i rt. i?. adj. a) of or belong-
M^-f, Jft^i rt. ooj. consvming, causing
ing to govemment. b) dispensatory, according to waste away; causing perspiration.
to our Lord'8 dispensation.
o.i^-joo rt. ooj. f. pining, wasting away.
Jls-J^^ fem. of U^^jjc an abhess, superior.
Jicu-ao rt. jj^o, f. deliverance.
Uz&^x* rt. ^^?. m. one who nullifies,
U\+-*d, jl^L^rt.^of. o servant} attendant,
stultifies.
steward.
JIcl^o).^ from k*o*?. gilding, overlaying r
with gold.
.
^*io or
-n

*^ pr. n. Midiam,.

JUojjso
t+tt comp. of Joo and ^*? w;eZZ ^Aen, 50 7iw,
rt. yoj?. m. he or that which makes
tlten, therefore.
fat or oily.

fc-It?o rfc.?o?. &dv.confu$edly,irregularly;

in confusion or perturbation.
f.
]L-^, j^; Pi.
a city,
^
town; rarely a province country;
mt j^^
i
rt.
v0!>

)to?ojbo rt. jo?* trouble,

M >*tao ^ I . Z>o. => m various cities; Jfr* i 77^
f. disturbance;
jhsj^ft iofOJo confusion of mind, perturb-
^.*r>r<e^o c^e'es =Seleucia andCtesiphon-
ation.
c% o/ ^oc^ = Antioch ; Jlola^jo
tifat*>> J&J rt. joj. irouUing^ distwbing;
</ie royaZ c%, ^e capital; U.?co fcJL,Zio
a disturber, troubler.
<Ae oZy = Jerusalem; J^^* KL^ W
c&y
^n?ooo rt. yo?. adv. irregularly.
f% ofpeace = Baghdad. The Blessed Virgin
tf^o^ E-Syr. tf^o^o, JJ^J a pander, Mary is called *JL^ { l^uZio <e ctVy o/
procurer. <e /S'ow ofJesse.
UI*, ]s*I rt. Jo?. afflicting reducing VLlxi, o/
} JfcLj rt. yoj. a) 7W city, urban,
to misery. civil, civic; mij JJUoa civic afairs,
Jjooo rt. jOf. m. jUiL i-u a breker m
i
municipal matters. b) a citizm.
of horses. K?A j&i- from ,1^. a Midianite.
J>ol, Jlfo^i rt, ***>. rotim, spoiled, oo rt. Of, f. cm7 goverrvment.
crusted;)lfo^\Srotteneggs; Jlpj* j&atS
e&W5 ofsilver.
Horise rt. joj. f. delighting, delipht.
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263

jjL^Jd pi- l m. a wUety trawlling-bag. U^t} ]&_ rfc. JJf. Ufting up or out;

Jtacu^ rt. a*?, f. gazing, regarding. a puttey; ]\UX&x> ^L'&^%X U?^5*.

JlajuLZ^o rt. to. looking, beholding. / rely on thy prayers to help me out.

ins* pi -" r 3
rt - *?* m
a ^r# ^ a
-
jiX\ rt.^j. a) indicative, specifying.

dwelling; a habitation b) rarefying.

building, aflat, a lofty
metaph. tw heavens, the zones of the Jwavenly }^gv ^ from exa!^ ? an accuser, adversary.
.

spJteres. p) 4. a ^^ from cifl.^?. adv. m hostite

?. a dweller, inhabiter. opposition.

jJt** rt.

>
yt
>ft Pael Jio to season, salt, compound } x>Z& com. gen. and both numbers, bnt with
prepare with care; with J-aL to mix or prepare a pi. \Jclx affairs, things. Something, any-
drugs; )t fl* N . U^cLe? ^&*I*kor ihinq, auqht, somewhat, some, some or otJier;
M^
JLVUl^a aw antidote compmnded ofsweet and any one, some one, a certam .; <pjJ

N
. .

bitter jfcU^a^o V A
herbs; pungent salt. some time; [l&Z some fortresses ; ]J^,
f**
Metaph. with Jiai to compass the death of o^ a certain rumour; ? f+x> thai vjhich,
any one with Jku fo prepare wiles; with }
;
anything which, something which, whatever;
io lay a cunmng trap; \**r\tt |
Z t^! of some sort, different sorts, various,
f
9 r
)*$ seasoned with tlhe salt oftruth; U>* certain; fl> x>l& Jk& certain words ; f&f+&
J&^S l*cL.& j^ loo" A^ *peA tms some, a fezo;
f+* in some things, partly;
Ethpa.
seasoned with Iove and knowedge. o*? fl& ^2s or o^? fi*** at fi* owri
&l&ir to be seasoned, spiced, salted; U*mX> expense; j^> everything cf.*%^; y>l& %
03^ina-&>?
]oa> **g*&lioo o*a
oii compounded with spices;
*/ie didl are seasoned by
or JJ
fp&
nothing at all; if y^ it is

good for nothing.

it Le. by instruction. Derivatives, Jjo^?*,
jiso^j, JlsLLfrom f>Z&. something; a being;
special.
Ui LS^c rt. b>. m. dentifrtce.
*. the being something
Ji'dL^sf from f.

Jjao^i or JJck^c only pi. rt. y.**. m.

\lixl, ]kl* ri k- ara imitator ; repre-
Aerfo, seasoning, condiments> as pepper, cinna-
seniative, tyjncal.
mon, &c.
%Z]lixUo rt. Jc?. adv. probably, con-
\^>ix rt. k>?. ni, a rzor; <fd> U$<r ^-^
jecturally.
he stood on the edge of a rzor = was in great
)?.Vi^I,>Q pi- Jto rt. )jo?. imitation, resem-
perii.
blance.
dUi^, jioLJ^ Pael infin. of U?. t
pruning; pwrfication ; lAza+Jo rt. *^so?. m. lying down, a couch,
a cleansing, purging,
bed; UT? l&eJo sexual intercourse ; )&**x>
purity.

JJiflU> ? jfcCJL- rt. k>?. pw'ify

)>o4? noontide rest, siesta; eccles. K*u^ f i*
-

j mfi
))^l^^o
V |? * one of the canonica! Iwurs said before going to
\iiolz& \xicb pwrgative medicine;
bed =
Jj&aooo compline.
jmrgatorial fire.
rt. *)?. m. a recorder, chronicler.
jia^Di rt. M^a?. soporific.
\)U>*>
A<^ V & from ?,
P
|oo?. blood red, crimson;
*f () mortar.
\
)&&*> rt.
sanguine, rubicund.
Hijo pi. ^)Zio rt, jl?. wooden door-bolts.
Jj*>*, J&J rt. wso?. wonderfuL
Ji^S) and JJ m. a millipede, woodlouse.
9
x Jo, \j'Jo pi. Jl- from JJ. m. a wine-cellar
tilZxlx>, J&I- rt. u^kf. a) adj. trovhling,
B-^> ^*=?
\^JlL\i^> %L*^ distwrUng ox store-room; metaph. )ic*w ^t
disturbing;
the bee 5<ores wp tey e eells.
agitating thoughts; Ji-S^fso U^> a troubling only constr. J^^>
conscience. b) subsfc. a troubler, agitator, wJ*^, U^!^ P-
st.

rt. wjj. m. (rarely f- when denoting a country).

instigator.
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a) tie sunrise, the eastern sky, the east; \J*j, )tj2> pi. j* corn. gen. usually m. a ctod,
in the east; U*j* sc\\ towards the east; lump of earth, mould or clay, soil; y?(f jij
udi^ north-east; -sxlT ^j+jx\. south-easi- tlie earth wkence Adam was formed; j*a }>
ward; J-i^a*. v^J+x&z eastward; uw'^o *&> white clay; jtl^ j>io poite^s clay. Deriv*
j*^*& at the east of the desert b) in a atives, verb 9+x>}, U'}+x>, J^f 3 J^t--
narrower sense the Persian empire; Syria, Ji^jjo ni. iAe corcZ wherewith a load is tied
ssyria; also esp. eccles. Chaldaea and Assyria on a camei.
opp. J^i^jJs Mesopotamia and Syria; \ic&9&o
^J^4>iLso from ^j l^f - adv. m i& degree.
\J*j+& tke See of the East.
JJoy^o m. rt. jif. a cylinder, roller for
Juw*j*O, )&-* rt. *>->?. a) east, eastern; breaking clods.
)h**j*j+& j^ci the east toind. b) pi. Easterns,
JJilJoi- pi. )ll~ dimin. of jo**** f.
Orientate; \2Lj\Jo* [SiZl^ Patrarch of the
a small roller, hand-roller.
Eastern Christians.
9 _ y \9 9 h+9+20 pi. JAo.*;- it* }*9. m. a vnnnowing-
USsjxz He ho
shovel} winnowing-fan.
malceth the datori to rise.
^9& from J>*^>. earthy.
ttj& or Uo+Jo m. a thread esp. the thread
first tied to the loom. H-Htio, }k* t rt. )>?. a toinnower, scatterer,
a speTtdthrift.
^*&, l^f& rt. Nfc.*. m. the mind> intellect,
understanding; )l*^o ULJa tke raional Jis'-& rt- ni?, comprehmding j intelligent,

mind; s^l j and ULJo iJ!L wanting in Jiaiii. pi. jio rt.^if. f. a) perceptiv^ con-
understanding, ignorant, unwise; *& $
ceptionf comprehension ; astron. an observation.
.<o out ofhis mind. b) arrival, attainment esp. attaining puberty.
y w
denoin. verl> from
\jLJg to endow jl^dioo rt. ^.i?. f. a) trodden ground; a rut.
with mind. Ethpa, ^Jl&trto be endowed with b) afootstool, step.

mind; to possess intelligence, to understand,

kZU&lx* rt. yh. adv. craftily.
know.
)l&ux> rt. iptj. f. craft, slyness, cunning.
Mn\ ,

f
v , jfcs^ rt. ^?- quenching; an \jiJ& from ji-o. a creature of earth, earthly
extinguislier.
being.
)i a i i.,X po rt. yi.j. f. quenching, ex- U$*30 m. a spinale.
tinction.
JLci^i^ from Jbki ?. f. stretching out the
arm.
telligent, intelligible, raional; skilful, expert.
lA-f^o, U*>*& pl.jw rt.*jti?. m. an exposition,
^j^k^. JJ^I rt. t^y. c&) offending, con-
commentary, a doctrinal hymn, kymn, ode.
tentious; J&JtSwIsa j^o a wx^ or y^q^^
spirit, b) blinding, befogging.
JLo^iZ rt. +.>}. f. s^, training.

*>?, U^ Aphel act. part. of ua? to

Uii^so, JW- rt. a>?. a) subst. ^/tooZ-
ana^er, feacAer. 6) adj. disputed, debated.
pound.
***> pi. ^Sio Aphel jk^f+zo rt. **i j. f. a scAooZ.
pass. part. of ^oj.
instructed, expert^ versed. Ji-itJO from ji j, f. ear^,
Jio-0^ rt. &o9. f. s&7Z3 complete aptitude. Kj rt. **,?<% m, apestle.
Jjojjo rt *sj. f. a mortar. JLoxa.^ rt. a*,}/, f. silence, negligence.

jjo io &e ro^m as an egg. ii io ^q

Pa. jooo fut. )J ifo coo^ boii, boii up. De-
bad, rot as eggs or fruit. Aph. i^^perh. RVATIVES, Ju<i*>, Jjo^J.

denom. verb froin \ij& to crack as parched ootf infin. of verb oom.
ground, Dekivative, ]io+. ^o^a rt. och*. m. giving.
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fc_7*^A from ^aoi. adv. gaudily, j^ba-c^o = JL. yjjacu^ao u?e believe;

skowily. used as subst. for &e ficene Greed.

?
f/-s^ ^so blossoming, bloom, lx*oce, )s* efficimt.
)) from fafcse.

prime, vigour. fc^l|t*^o rt. 9os*o. adv. promptly, readily9

skilfully, admirably.

)Ju p^ 3 J^aL- Ar. gram. dmoting distinct

idterance, forming a syllabU, JmU^jh^o pi oi ]Lo**oJti> rt. *o*^a. f. dh'K, skUfulness;

a ww? added to facilitate prommciation. practice , intelligence ; |u ^ fr ma J io ** opo

practa'caZ knowledge, ability.
) iaji^o*- rt. I^o* f.
syllabijication, additio n
.

udo^) Mechir, the name of the sixth

of a voweL
Islam; see t^p. Egyptian month.
It^c+zo a pervert to
ur>JIr>cH-^> or %caoc*& pi. of jc& an engine.
JLot^o^ from *+L&* Islamism; the

Hegira. ^o*& Aphel part. of ^.o*.

^&a^v caj JJ o&* fi\ayxo\tKfj r melancholy.

}j;- ^ s from +Lpt
9 9
ow mb, Mussulman.
}iI?o*aa, j&a_ rt. J?o>. a leader, guide, JliL^daj^o*^ pi. } adj. melancltoly.

director. )?^\^ >fl ; Jj&Ju- rt. u^o. walMng, oble

direction, guidance. to walk.

JLolI?c**> rt j?o>.

>?. m. one who adorns, beautifies;

\hLo*j& rt.^o. m. a mocker, derider.
jlfotje rt.

Ji*f uj>?o**> JaSj& tt* /7eo Jiave fumislied IsSji^c* rt.^so*. adv. derisively.

or embellished monasteries. ]l /ftv? ,rtpSa rt. "^o. f. derisive.

)ijl!oj^> 3 J&o rt. i?o*. becoming, Jionourable. )JaiLc*&, ]l*i rt.^o. derisive.

JJL*o*-& rt. ]oo. m. giving eooistence; JoIoojj, )&I rt. jo*>. careless, negligenU

a creator. }^y&&ot& rt. ).^oc. carelessly.

9
JLailoo^ rt. Joc, f. creation, the act of )L coI.aoo^> rt. i^ooi. f. negligence, careless-

creation. ness.

^ooo, JJoo*tf>, J&Joc* from Jjooj; see )Jc*& 3 l^oo*^ Aphel part. of )jo. wse/kZ,

* cw ; raional, endowed with reason.

l^l)J o o^> from \j o oi. adv. zoisely, pyncdenily, Jjo^o rt. jo^ss. JoiZerf ioo Zow^, insipid,

discreetly. spoiled.

Jicuoc*ao from |Joo. f. understanding tw- , JjjjojJa, J^IaS rt. Jjot* useftdy pleasant;

telligence, discretion. with U useless, unprojitable.

JLcuJoo*^ from jjoo*. f. intelligence. Juao^^ rt. uoi. perh. Pael pass. part.
a) subst. ri. 6) adj. perverse, froward.
a^ooo, Qii^J^opo ; see ^M*-
)JLx3po or |iaoj> rt. <*3i. m. 7w or <Aaf
Uoptf rt. )*. m, boiling esp. boiling ioo

long, boiling over.

wldch brings back or restores; subversive.
jloi9o& rt. o*. aversion, rejection,
U&& from JJc&. watery.
bolition.
JL'cuo& from JJj&. f. wateriness.
ic* root-meaning inHeb. o 6^ ^c^, op*/
xL*x> }
Ji*x**3, Jjli^LSpo act. part. in Ar. to give a dowry; in Conj, ii. io buy
of .TJ
*n
Ljr
see */*; believer, a Christian. a foal; Conj. ni. and v, to be quick, capaUe,
,^jQ^ pass. part. emph. and fem. forms same skilful Syr. Peal only pass. part. -<>*>,
as those of the act. part., faithful, trustworthy ; J L o&> traine^practisedyskilledyskilful;
) X'++
an eunucii. )t*o^ Jisoo/ a skilled artisan; \>o\si> or )i^
fc
T}_y y>
JI t from ^sa-oj. adv. faithfully, ]toJ!0 a practised scribe; )i+ono M^X a*
according to the Christian faith. ty?*s^ or prudent instruciion. Pael io^ /o
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train. Ethpa. io&>l( to be shilled, trained, &sIUI;q,& from ?cj\ adv. by way of con-
imtructed; otLctuooj^ io^&lf hewas a mater fession or acknowledgemenL
ofhis art. Derivatives, K* ^opc, jto^o^,
Jtcu*?aa from 4*?of. f* confession, ac-
Jcnowledgernent ; giving of thanks; confession
*<hj, )ojj& Aphel part. of iot molesting, or profesdon of faith, profession of virgiuity;
injurious.
confession as witnessing to the faith, confessor-
Jfo^ao rt. io*^o. m. a marriage poriion or ship; Jlaiitascj JL\s a confessors crotm.
gift from the bridegroom to tJie bride, a mar- ifc&o pi. JJL. rt.
^f. m. ?nixing, a mixture,
riage dotory.
compound, preparation, medicament, seasoning;
fjyopo, ]!^aJ rt, **. injurious, destructive. 'flm^v* Mo? Jiiaolo fsfcuic iAe miocing
)Iojoc& rt. io, f. molestation, disturbance. and preparation offragrant oii; l&Z'Z J^fcoo
highly seasoned dislies.
jla>oj& dialect, m. a rod, whip.
*floo?lotf, ao?ifcw. or uaoo?^_ pi. o;1'ch&, Jt'cu^f c^& rt. -^^. f. Jcnowledge, learning.

xedoBos, way of acting, a stratagem. U^?cu&, JlsLl rt. ^**. a) instructive, di-
Qjtovneum athamanticum, a medicinal herb. dactic, teaching, giving information. b) a email
oao with suff. uota^ irreg. forni of j-lss. beli, handbelh

fj^cuo, j]J rt >/. adj. destructive, per- JJj^?qjo=U/ ^jai Aphel part. of ^^.
nicious, fatal, mortal; subst, a destroyer, with i per?, pron.
JLojda& rt. **/. f, nmi, destructim, being J^oi^.qjjd rt. a Tnahing hnovm or
*._. f.

brought to naught. showing, a preface, introduction, an admonition;

JL><x& pi. ^Z-, H rt. %*,. f. a burden, jAciiio^oi Icll^jcl an exposition
ofthefailh.
oadj cargo* j^JMa& rt. >^**. f. a) hwwledge, aogiiairtr
Ji'cu&ajB ri%a*. f. reduction.
tance. b) a learned man. c) an acquaintance,
JioLaCL& rt. dcu, f. desiccation.
with .*j ji^or ellipt. d) a crying for
sale, -public offering for sale.
U^a&>, J&i rt.
away. )?oao m. drossj cf. ])cl.

J**Nyu rt.
j^aoj pi. JL rt. O0M . f. a gifc presmtt
Js^. f. expulson.
favour; fe^JL &i><wcL& usufruct; adverbial
Jl^aiD, Neo-Gr. /*>Sx* a m - ) jw**, matter,
% favour,
3
use fcooiojo ,/r%, gratis, for
phlegm; JJ^c&o l?w&? (Jf ^Mm discharging nothing.
matter. V) the juice of olive kernels.
^i^aajo W-Syr., j^soao E-Syr.; see
fcJJj^ck from j^^cuo. adv. m j%^, j^swo, chief'of the Magi.
t the language of the Moguls.
Jjotaao rt. co. m. a/oaZ.
V8*J& } J*LL pi. m. 11. f. J^o kjex rt. ^/j. m. mixture, blending,
a Mongol, explained in the native lexx. as a
Tartar or Hun.
confusion; temperatura; J^jcco \*~
drugs and mixtures;
&<&0 pL r I*> );I and JloaS m. modius,
IL^* UJ&c physical

a peck, a Roman measure

3

used especially for

temperament, bodily constitution ; * )i*L^
corn, containing
UJ&o i*l a man ofbad, ofgood, consti-
sixteen sextarii or nearly
tution; ^a^cko lo^j a^, t0 retain y(mr
eight English quarts.
health; theol. the combination or
>9 y union of the
from ofo^r a) one who confesses two uatures in our Lord;
UjJ ^Joac?
Christ, one of the faithful, a confessor; iofe** that Eis commingling with
Jf^co our
Ulo&o martyrs and confessors; J&>o^ nature might quichen our mortality;
astron.
jilfcbe? Friday oftlie Confessors under King conjunction of stars.
Sapor = Friday n Easter week. b) one who I^Jcco, 1&Z. rt. ^5. adj. vningUd, con-
confesses his sin, a penitent, c) grateful. fused; constituional.
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)Ju7a*> m. a beak, MU; )* &L* ]tL$k Utoaso pi. 1*2 Ar. ra. an hired servant;
\Juli&0 woes-.? birds have a beak instead of Jq^j JJ+da^o indoor servants.

a hand. JJck>, j&^ck* and J^c&> pi. m. H

) &t^?o& pi. ]&>*& f. a vphere, an orbit, f. jfcJik'cAO and J1&&C& i. mulus, mula,
the globe, the poles, a zone of the heavens, the a muie. n. fj-i\rj y the plant mola. ra. m. a
Zodiacal circle. brazen vessel for drawng wine from a cask.

jtlj&kjccc adj, of the spheres ov pertainng *^wcu, )^.cu& rt. ^*. m. a) parturition^

to the zones of the heavens. travail, bringing forth. b) birth, nativity,

Jijo& rt. &U> m. a lender, one who lends generation; \2& Y^LoJ* metaph. for baptism;
on interest; a creditor.
ji^ ^} ]^,qj& regemration*

l?
"
1&5> Imding, money lending. Jj^a^ J&J rt. ^. a) aforefather, pro-
genitor, parent. b) generative, genital, c) caus-
Jiaaa a) rt. ijeo. m. stretching; JMcu
ing to bring forth or to be prolific, d) causative,
***<x&?? while stretching his limbs. b) dross.
eflcient.
}m*aad xa. the brain, themarrow; J-L? U*dLz&
the spinal marrow ; metaph. )^cux> ^. aX o JL'oj^gjJd rt. ^- f. generation, procreation,

Utile wiL Derivative, j^*cuo. begetting, bearing, bringing forth; JIoj^qj

of
JLJw^^o fecundiiy, prolificness.
jl'cuiG- rt. fM{ . f. setting on fire, con-

fiagratimi. |ij^cu& rt. >\>. of or belonging to birth.

Ji'ia& rt. **( . f. the bezel or setting of cy \ cyys fiwXv, the plant moly.

a ring. J^I^clo rt. u*^. m. salting, pickling.

\LL&&, Jjm1 from l^oso. cerebral. u^.a^o. Jiic rt. Jbo. m. a filling-up,

)Loii**a<& rt."^M*N*. f. exhaustion, feebleness. fulfilling, satisfying, completion; fullness, ful-

JUment; the conclusion of a treaty; |*^qj
jLol*.cu& rt. u+L f. defo#.
JoS? tlte fulfilmeni of times, end of time;
^oao -*>3
fut. ^c*u 5 act. part. ^]^o, }*& Jljofcal? jJ^ciso completion of the days;
to to#<?r, Zaem ot-er, stagger; kjpat ]&? \J>o[*. ^^>>r^ctiD? %=>o^Friday atthe
a tottering tvall ; &J 4^ my feet slipped*
end of Lent; J&jI u^ctio end of the
the
Emm X^ii^ io 6e sliaken, to quiver* DE- year ; )>?cu* u^oio the entire cirele; \*^.QB
RIVATIVE S, J^Q^O, ^^^ 5 -
jJpOjcuc the supplying of a need;
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Uo-& rt. {oaa. na, rocJdng, leaning over, jloc^a < completion of an action;
tmsteadiness* Jtl^j <A eiizVe Church, universal Ghurch;
U^o^ rt. 1^*3* ro. arrival. JJij J^^ci iAe w^oZe o/iAe capital.

U*oaa or ]juc]t pi. JJL mimetic = Jjo^i ^>\aap ?

)^xo^Xqj or 5^o a pander;
a jackal. an hermaphrodite.
)jaio^D rt. udo, m. mocking, derision }
\.*i\oj> or ^\ ax > f. /ioXdx?, </i mallow;
laughing to scom, sneering. jt^lXiV l^a^aao mate arborescens; Un^ooo
J.aic& pi. ) rt. m. humiliation,
^so. Ji^jj malva offcinalis or sylvestris.

affliclion ; abasing, abasement, mbmission [_^\nvs pi, ). rt. y\w. m. a) a promise,

laicei tS& subnvissive speech, humble words; declaration; fo*i*\\ CHAaXaao <Aa promise
made to Abraham; }lrv\o.apf J*aki( </w

promised land. b) counsel, advice. c) 2>osses-

humble exen if affliction befall him is not cast
sion in lands> property esp. |>ows foundations,
down,
beqitests to mosques or churches.
Jba pi. ^-, . m- pofofof a bar, boit;
jls^ci^; see Vo^o.
^s.cu*? Qt*2B& &l he brahe the bars ofhelt
Derivative, ^uso.
* ->, }io pi. ^, J * a ^;o, ?nar^
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r-*? P 4
blemish, a plague-spot ; a speck,flaw, infirmity; ^i^mjaao, ^.i*^ pi.
Jusoa. o^ a^oij Juxm an ola man whose <rrj)pLov, a monastery.
infrmities increased; metaph. a fault, vice, no^o. m. setiing out, coming,
J:&ajao rt.
defect, baci habit ; Jj&om o *^J*
c**aJ? arrival, advent; i^kjc&a^ a< Ais arrival.
Iie who is aware of his own offenccs; xxco
J^cxso, j&odjao stubbom, kicking s&id of
o ko he branded him toith disgrace; JJ? a muie.
yoao flawless, fatdtless, unblemished. Debi-
aocuflocuao or ^m-mojic musa, a muse;
VATIVES, ^cue, jjfcooo**, Jlojfcoaaao.
*ao cu oao ? jlaJLsbo/ <7w cra/is of the Muses,
Kioa- native pitch, biiumen.
the liberal arts.
Vocale from <&. blameivorthy rcprehen- ',
wk^oa f. ftvTiSy fivartg, the internai sac of
sible.
a mollusc.
UIsocl pi. J2. rt. Jj*au. nu one who ad-
j^oa^) m. sour wine.
ministers an oath; an exorcist.

jidfuioai rt. lx+. f. exorcism, a formula

a measure.
of exorcidng.
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9oa*0a^0, J ^a^flo coo or j^oscl^) pi. m.

Jj-oocl& i:cL&, J&Le: rt. Jjmx*.
pi. ]
-l

f. )%S povo-itcs, a musician, singer, poet; Jj

f. an adjuration, a solemn oath or charge.
) l^i i clGa aio singing women,
Jkooa^ in the Bible, elsewhere generaliy
f ixowiKq, music, the art of music.
j&oea& pi. jfcoooao rt. J*aa-. f. an oath, curse,
.

execration; a deprecation; an agreement or and jLoicuxao f. povcrim,

treaty ratified by oath.

\j fcoo cuc, j &L- from c&*>. faulty, damaged, IKiLxxOj J^C*' musteai, singing.

^m m. o?^ who adds on

imperfect;
tliathe sells
^ Jj Jj&bocua?
damaged
i^mJAe declare j.Aflocu& rt.

to the price of any article.

rf . esp.

goods; JJo J*^a^Lcu*

and
? 9 *
\9 m 4 ? 4 m 4
Jj Jjoocso perfect spotless Iove. J^ADOo;
J*Q<X see JycicufipQjo.
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jLo^lJoock from cu, f. infirmity; a tumour esp, on the eye.
J^^? Jicu^Laoo! J| soundness of body, j?^aaa the Persian New Tears Day.
healthiness.
Juft^oo^o perh. fivo-apos, abominabU, odious.
yCU pi. of )Jy.
s^&iQ, ^ao fut. ^.cogj to shake esp. to shake
\0^o = ^>o aud JJ^c interrog. and rel. pron. milh to make butter.
wliat, what is it ? why ? wlierefore ? ? . cl^
that which;
J^o, J^ka& from )^o m. an appointed
Jog *-|s? & ?Aa* was orerj
time or place; arrival in port.
Joojj yCLio %^o on aecount of what was
dune; o o? tOc,
|)^.coo pi. )i, rt.^j^k.. m. a spindle;
oaaaXo wJwsoever,whatsoever;
, a dish or bowl carried by a mendicant.
ycuas by what means ? how ? *c*> ^., oaaaX
why? wherefore? for what cause? UaJ^cl^ rt. U+. germinative.
]

Jto.j-^s.CL rt. )u^.

J^Ja.*> or u^Joao pi. ^I^cuc f. moneta, f. germination, vegeta-
money, coin coinage; thedie, stamp; uioao tion.
}

^*jqjsd j^No**l/ (^omOd in tlie days of Serug JliL^ai pi. JjI_ vt. \^ t f. grototh,
coining or money was invented; JL*5sl&>9 j&m germination, the shooting or springing up of
j^^fcoL ancient silver coin; ^\f wjJo^ plants; a plani; collect. growth, plant$f
iq\^JIJ the coins s/iaZZ 5e struccfrom my die, vegetaiion; jfcLioi? \^ a fresh growth of
Metaph. Jw2& w]^l u^jc^ the imyress, leaves.

stamp of the triple name i. e. in baptism J^cTao or l^icko, J^o*o^> and J^ojoo
pi. ^L deriv. Pers. a mObed, archmage, chiefof
iAo^ u?Ao are siamped with Thy divine impress. the Magi.
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JlaXsalss or Ji'^^woas from the above. j'o eorrupt from fx6Kv/38fjpr), tron or

f. the office of the chief Magian.

)ika*>, j&I rt. [&. evanescent, fleeting. jiicu& rt. o^. one who magnifies, exalts
JLauSoi rt. J^.. f. failure, cessaiion. or eoctoh.

JU9.3<x f. bees' dung or dead bees in honey. ];aaa a plant, cowmm maculatwn,

Jfctsoi f. tJie foreskin. *yoj& a plant, harmala, ruta sylvestris.

I'.qJo rt. m. sucUing, giving milk. \aiioAO \i6apyvpov, dross of slver.

f*.
ycjo also spelt yioo^o, x*a^>,
ve<&
thelimbs. or
)iolo rt. J r=)1a50 m. stretching

n^ act. part. *oo io deride. Pael voiaAjo

and o^o pi. $<iaa fivpoy, a^. u/ngumt,
jjaas,
ointment, perftime, sioeet oii; chrism; %*?cu>
,aJL*> with o of the pers. to mock, deride,
yOicko comecration of tlis chrism; U&h<-~
make a mock of EthpA. daLL?'to be moeked,
with consecraied oii.
derided, mode a laugHng-stoch
Derivatives, voloj signing
9
Jftic&o, )Jli >ic6D and JJtyo mlevomt,

Jia*> pi. - m. a shoe, slipper; \^j U^> maticious.

P
shoe; priest's slippers opp. Mojxo; mal&oolence.
a womaris ]L cut)9GLo f*

monta might not wear J&o but only \&& |I>o1 rt. j^o. m. imitation.
a sort of sandal. )i9ajc m. f*v/wo, <6 sawce of piclcled Jtsh.
, i ii*
\l&fco rt ;^o- m. provocation, Utterness;
m. pvKris , [tvKTjTfs, a fungus. rage; #>$< wl JJloa krnwj Ukefwry,
Jj^o, )&3 rt. ^..inflammable, buming, buming furiously.
.cl denona. verb from J$as> to perfume
fieri/ hot.

J1&hcl& rt. jja-. f- combustion, com-

or pr^^vtf ftt myrr7i; vicu^o?
^ine(?ar ^
bustibility. spiced with myrrh
JLocuo m. bdellium, borassus flabelliformis, Jjiojio maraena, the vnurena, a fish.
an ooriferous gum.
JkUc^ or J&J&o pL }ls^ w
Jao pi. r m - < A 2/^ of an egs '

esp. wsec^ ^ a mpft-e ; **<#, a pastoral

o, wo fut. coaJ 3
infin. tatt, act. part.
slajf.
to deal in corn to supply, transport
*U, Jt^,. ;

\&U rt. j^o. m. maceration.

or wnpor* provisions ; JJcaA. *Jftf Jy
corn; UoU ^ v^ $*> < ^ V ^Jlsi>a5o rt. a. UUtempered.
11 ^P*. ^- s^ness, ?7Z-

fcps firm^ all sort of victuals.

Ethpe. |K>a pi. rt.

conwged, imported. AaiZft |*mv ^W

^aZZor; l^ *^^(
i^JeUr to 6<? flvrried,
r Dekiya- H^iaao hisflesh iooh a sicUy hxte.
Aph. i*1 to barter or scZZ corn.
|iic0 rt. j?^>. m. cleansing.
tivb, J-*j*.
v
jLo^ai ud^. i>tfor, palents.

W rt. f-
^olic^o a)
]$dUo or )I&0 pi. ulct or
f.
r*

JHoicu o/ a ftt&iflft S'oW c^owr.

a <%ree of a circle ; )iax L
aleii,
fio'ipa, astron.
sixteenth Maralu
U tttHM** wlien the moon is in tila
" Lla pr. "

deg^eofCa2rricomus; J&fck&t 1^ i** Uiic^o and JJSUcio, JtU from Lic^;

oftransit; geograph. a
Jafe
<%ree.

morus. the mulberry-tree.

c)
6) t Mopa, a
d) m. w>p3
ptk
B
jjl cu>
^ w^* ofMarah.
rt Lw. one i/io bun w inheritance.
L'o***& tU Utterness ofmyrrh;
jjcki*
mpyft;
a fut *c&xi, act. part^U, U-^
j

myrrh. Derivative, *o,

&\ l
imre or reflned
gym ;
,<Lo
verb iccso.

oic^, Jia Apbel act. part. of **.

pass.
,

out ecsmore ;
y
w USv
P art. -^5- to

jv-a-b.
towhjeel,
^.li?
**p>? *s( a$
*f* "
)iU
^
to*
the bhnd
Wm
the Magnificat, a chant
to whieh the Magnificat
an ff^y U2-* -f*f *!
!
routal *'*a rf; vth to
*cufc * <o ftA */*e
is mng; j5o^
parables; Jl'^ *U * **
Magnificat is commonly sung. Li 2
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hearts; uioX?
)j^^ ^ oo *^Jh I Jiave i, &loo, verbal adj. Js*c2b, Jfc^S, Jils*-*^
searcied oui the abundance ofmy sins. Ethpe . the form kJj*&, ]fcl*I)Jo is frequently used
**>Uf or *-oSt( to be toucied, handled, felt, instead of this, to die; o K*o he s
searchedoui; **UJ *2>[ j&J^ yfifthey dead, he died; ii-si? Jo*.^ mortal flesh;
choose that the house be searched ; JoU? waJuf \La& )k<sJo wlsi^o of ye wlw are to die
sS Lfcoo ]i judgements of God are in-
the a crwl death; uA k*oo 1^-^ half dead;
scrutable. Pa. j^ss to pry search closely. t doi llsL^La feZi& jl^I l^KA.i s/^ counted ten
y
Aph, +*&l to Ut feel, cause to touch. Deriva- dead in that house; Jlfcil )Z^X (eac? bodies.
TIVES, Jjt-O, jLo*CUX>, juI^O, U*X>l&OP. Ethpe. J^oil( to beput to death, killed, slain;

J-jlai rt. t*a20. a) iouching, groping. ok-ooli/ o]^o5(f JtcuiOrS as they had slain
b) pi. . some part of the date palm. so were they slain; l^jli/ Oau&j opia*./*

U,cL2o pr. n. Moses. Derivative, **.ojx>.

he found him dead already. Aph. %**&}*
t o put to death, Jcill, slay; tomortify; o%>*>]*
IL+,&o constr. fcj^ass or JsJlctioo, emph.
yOo*L&?o* they mortijed tlveir members; two
J^oa-io, pi. jlioio, J&lid*>j rt. uufcjao.
forms of iiifin. ^lol^oS^c^ f^he ha$ decreed
f. a) measuring, a measure, dimension, size;
JfcLa-jcao> ]J^ojw a measuring -line ; Jfc*S
your death; ioJ^siL*xl ^LKx they are

J&**a*j*o honses of large dimensions;

ready to MU him. Deriyatives, k~J^>,
J
jia^> ;\A*x>i ^jia, Jicua, fc^icu^,
JJ*ga.i? tallmen, metaph, distinguislied men;
Jloiaoo, Jio^A^d, ^IS^^i^o.
]&Q*^e ^taj a definite time; ) Ss^ o.^
moderatei?/; \&*&**x Jf? immoderately la*, JL'aao (abs. form rare) pi. 4&&, )i^v> 3

)Wu^ or J^*,otD JJj unmeasured, im- rt. Icoo. m. a) death; w^X ^? |Kxs& wx^^
mense, immoderate; Jis^oAj^. **& ^ S?.N
_ death; U>g*+JLsd Jia^ premature death;
aftow measure; )XJJL<&& ^*> ^^? .^ om&j Jiio )La a natural
io-so suicide;
death; oL? |? jK^fe ellipt. for o^?
^X-.? things that are beyond you; <*]+ cl*j& ?
fcs^^ 2/ow 7*,a^ forgtten your UaO (fea^A woi aecording to nature, a violent
size, forgotten
how weak you Jfcd^olo? )*5jj
are. b) metre,
death. b) way
of dying, cause of death ; an
execution; a plague, pestilmce; ^*ia& c&f a
metrical harangues or sermons; laLfcL*!^*.
Jl^*a* hexameter. c) an acrostic psalm, a
myriaddeatlis; JuLtd JI&J& ^ Icl^oL 7w>w
metrical or rhythmicaj homily, sermon, speech; dtaft rfte ^0
5^eraZ deaths; JI'cl^o U-aJi
a chant. ) stature, age; JJL<x> fc^i the famine and pestilence. c) used with ? as an adj.
three ages of man. e) condition, state ; ranh, deadly, fatal, mortal; Joicu> j^o jtk&| %t
station; LZcx> *%L^ -JI*i useful for illness was fatal.
men of all
}W
conditions or circwnstances ; U&i^.

o^iol* )&-<&*
Ulc^o pi. ^ rt. J^. m. a) a site, settle-
6&> Ji^ God had ment, habitation, place, b) sitting, sojouming;
so Mghly exalted him. aseending the throne; a sitting, session, con-
\+J&> pi. \Zm rt. . f. an heifer.
gress. c) a seat; \11q& ^ a chief seat;
^ZqJd; see jk*.
a bishop's see, tlwone; %\&& thrones = the
third rank of angels. d) eccles, part of a
^*A-aao 5 ]&** adj. from }Zcu^o Mosaic, service sung sittmg, a division of the Psalms;
Mosaical; J&a-osc jLalaci^e Afwc
i/*e hs>u<i2B ^^o or jxm prayers repeated betmen
tradition.
the Psalms. e) the seat, buttocks, anus.

^Loao rt. ^koo. m. an allegory, parable,

^

^ia-ao or p^ajsc pi. ju. a garden carrot, simile.

parsnip.
ff*& or KWufc p. H.rt. Lom. m. a^o^,
la*>, kJa usually fcw*, fut. loacu, poet. pestilente, mortality, 1f y
slaughter; Jj^f jjt
tcL&J, imper. tcuao, icfn. fcoo, pre. part. a raging pestilmce.
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)JjLa& rt. tajso. adj. mstUewtil, deadly. jLJUJ^s rt. s>l a) adj. saleable. b) subst.
merc&ara&se, goods for sale.
}Lo JloJ rt. i!s*. f. utility.
JLai09& rt. jdjj, f. justification, being

with m- justified (passive sense).

useful, profitable, advantageous ; JJ

profitable, tmavailing. ]Lcutoifl^& rt. io>. f. admonition (passive

sense).
TZ\5)l<$Jo rt. il^.. adv. profiiably.

Jiculicuo pi. Jio rt. $%*+. f. usefulness, ji^?)^ )3^*J from 14^>T. a) generative,

advantage. marriageable ; with J] within the prohibited

degrees of marriage. V) of versification

arranged in double order.

^1*5, Ji^k, ]&d}L&0 a seZfer, dealer,
\xl)cu* rt. JoJ. boasting, arrogant.
merchant; see Pael conj. of *j.
Jlail Jo?JJ rt.Jol. .boastfulnesSyOStentaiion*
)XisJ^d rt. ^s). m. a seller, vender.

<^j0 fut. ^oj-^xT. act. part. t^j^o,

]LclLm!j& rt. moI. f, a ncfo, jo% oi 7iors5-
fsj^,
back; pomp.
pass. part. <^^*>, V >
}** to io?, mingle, blend;

temper; esp. io mia? mie w/i& water; K^J^c JJ J^k, \11^^>, JtL_ rt. U*1. conquerable,
sirong wine, undiluted; }Loi? UA o*^^ easily overcome; or with JU invincible, un-
conquerable.
hemixed the cup ofdeath; Jt^frN o^fcc Jo^r ,

(?<x? Aa&fe tempered the body. Ethfe. i^^ol/ JtaLoJJ rt. J5>. . fleeing ov being put io

<o 6e lixed, mingled ; i^J*x$h{ *-5 pft ) flighi, defeat, overihrow; with J| invincibleness.

e mingled ready for driukng; metapli. JL-A^N,S| rt.*^.). f. hmury.

>^U5k?^ ^)J^?)^b,
? JfcL- Ethpalpal part.
joined together as by betrothal; Js .Jjcdo \Sza of ^&^o); fo55cZ ^o and fro, swayed, shaken;
fc*^jjVJ w/ten water and fire are bronght with J) unshaken, vmmovable.
together. Pa. ^jJo a) to mingle, intermingle,
JJLjjsf Jn, )liC*L-. rt. ^.of. i/tai can 5e moved
compound, temper; jeLl$ cus H^^^^f or shaken, unstohle; with |jrwi, lasting, settled-.
tlwsewhoadulteratetheword ofGod; ]^oxii^i^s>
%Z\l^L)^.y^2 rt. *fc.Ql. adv. with J| stead-
jj^\^x o^J^ A* tempered his address with
fastly, constantly.
admonition; )^J. vi v ii/
3
temperate air ;
Icav J^? jo> ^C5J. f. with eteadfastness,
I&JJqaq ^Ji.^ftao $ intemperate, espcessive,
j

eonstancy.
rt. JP

extreme. 6) theol. io Jom Godhead and

manhood M*a^ <^J*i Ifo united the Natures. \>jj>f%&) )1j1aX rt. o3?Jt m. jtbstifying;
;

Ethpa. ijJolf a) to be mingled commingled, ,

a justifier.

tempered, temperate, b) to be united, to unite ]LoLAf^2A rt. u^f/. f. justification, acquittal.

oneself; J^o^ Ad ^W )^^^ ^jsoIn' JLcLiiaJ^ rt. a43). f. standing up on end,

If-ft t }^>o 1ul*Zjo o*^l* f //fi communicates bristling.
Him8elf our bodies through His own holy
to
)to |^ rt t JiK f. riding.
fiesh an precious blood. DerivativeS,
jLVtV^rvif ^ from ^oi;. f. swaggering,
Ud**>> U^Jcuo, l^J^>, JV^ao, U*lx>,
oslmtati&fi.

i^jjtt rt. ^^.ij. sown, planicd.

)J'c)oo rt. ojj. admonitoryi warning

a mixture, a drink,
Is^J^o pi. (ZL rt. (j^tso. ra.
a monitor, denouncer n

wine and water; \A^r^f I^J^5 the mixed ckalice.

)^jUo pi. )X
S
rt. <^d0. f. a) wine mingled
JS-jJiojjbs rt. f. adv. % ^^2/ of warning.
Ji'cuio*^ rt. io>. transparency.
with water esp. for the holy Eucharist. b)

a cup, beaker, bowl of wine. c) a cup liquid 14/*i> m. Jls^pU f. rt. <^s>. a 6ow;Z/or
}

meamre. mixing drink.

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l^o^ao, jli^pAJiD from J^& married; ji c^^ JLao rt. ^j. f. lasciviousness.
a ?narried man or woman. \Ztec, jfcl&^iao rt. ^j. Mcic^, orna-
k*+)^gte> fr m J^p- a^v - coupled, in pairs, mented.
togeth&r. kJJA^Jjso rt. Xf. elegantly.

]ia^p)jj0 from j^sf. f. matrimony, copu- J<X3Jj& rt. ^oj. m. a psalm} hymn; Ik&s
lation. )$q?x)Jbi the Psalms, Book ofPsalms; )'i&&}&
Jio^oJ-ao rt. f. ie combination or )> i o rn -v>? /*e psalms of degrees; ]'i^c^Jo
*cnJ^-
union of two natures in our Lord. jJulcuS* psalms suitable for use in prayer.

Jiot^oJbD from l^p?. f, uniiing in marriage. jlai*.?oJLx> from u&f. f. harm, injury.

jlofo|-& rt. joj. f. mahing provision for

^jaojjo pi. ) m. a) td lower saucer or

a journey.
6ase of a larap; snvffers. b) a surgieal in-
strument.
\Okx>, Uoi^o rt. yc>, m. food, victu&ls,
support, maintenance, sustenance.
&Jjso, U^o^xs pass. part. of &t appointed,
invited, bidden ; a guest*
JyoJ^o rt. iteo. m. a maMet, afuller's maMet.
JULeJjtt, J^AiLclJao from *&?. one who
JIjoJjjo pi. j/ rt. jjso. f. a maMet, a spilced wiakes ready, invites3 calls; 111&U& JojC
staff; a blow frwrb a maMet. servants bHnging inguests; generally metaph.
p ^y v %"
>, jjjso^Jjao from U*% bringing, causing toaitain; j fcLXiaa
tv% ) X/iat l \

fault-jinder; one who causes a fault to be }Sjbq.L9 penitence bringing us to pardon.

committed. Jii^ojt^o rt. ^aoj. m. a singer, psalmist; the

Wim and hfia^jbc pi. /xafo lumps. Psalmist i.e. David; one of the lower ecclesi-
astical orders.
]*jLae rt. foj. m. a traveller' s providon-bag
\jJ*+)c& rt. w*o). a reiainer, attendant, fol-
)lo.jisoteo rt. ^ioj. f. psalmody.
lower; pi. a retimce. I^j^sojoo rt. .ioj. belonging io the Psalms;

]laijl*^o rt. wo). f, ca/rrying.

jljsaojjao ^i^Jsl verses tahenfrom the Psalms.

jlcuujjso rt. *o). f. armour, equipment. Jjjc& m. medicago sativa sicca, a common
food for oattle.
s-^-ko rt- ^oJ. adv. hastily, quaveringly.
Ug^tec from )^iT Nasar. a beli, cf.
adj.
jlo^lao rt. ^o>. f. confusion; absv/rdity.
Ji-iLio rt. ^o). moving, causing mottonj
U^ 1 ; jingling, having bells on the harness.

-M, ULk& Aphel pass.part.of>^o>. shaken,

a muscle, motor nerve.
tottering.
\1+J*& rt. iol. a forger; a corrupter of
doctrine.
Jj^^L^ Palpai pass. part. of >^oJ. tottering,
unstable.
Uoj^o, J&J rt. \&). ajustifler, opp. jljujoo
accuser.
M-^.J*^Jo0 rt. ^wOj. a troubler, one who
vexes.
]JjJi> or JJ jj pi. JL. m, rarc&, station; astron, 9 4 9
Jloua^Jjo rt, ua-^j. f. a 'prayer intomd in
station.
q, loud voice.
Jld^wX rt. ^*j. f. sparkling brightness,
jicu^Xo rt. ^kj. f, gram. formation of
brilliance.
dimin/utives.
lls^^fjo f. same as JJJl.
\&&h&, Jli>Jjtf> rt. ax, rugged.
lo^hc, jo^^o verbal adj. from Jo^j.
iXac fut. >o|^aj, pass, part. i+"ko. to stretch
short, brief; scarce, failing, little; mean, poor,
out; to sit on a muie ; to bind; to stretch in
banhrupt.
yawning. Ethee. iholf to stretch onesefas
jlofo^Xao rt. lo^J. f. shortness of time, on awaking or in yawning. Derivatives,
scarcity, rareness. J*foao, Jjofco, JUoJoo, I^o.
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Jliaa or )*)Je> pi. j* tt. H*>. m. a) stocks amj&

| Aph. act. part. of

for conftning criminale who were to be scourged. , iaaMao rt. o-, loving*
b) vulg, hardy, stu/rdyy unflinching. \^ ^ m. t , l^C^^oo rt. Xj^m. striped, a
Jj^dJjss a rolling-pin. striped iunie.

jljj f. hair; pi. J hairs,fwr. JL da^*oo rt. <2h*. f. a compound mixture. 9

w ,v> act. part. w*)j>. io s7neU t perceim. )j.a^oo rt. <p^. adj. compound; subst.

Ethpe. wJ^lj* to 6Zaw; away, go to dual. one wfto confounds.

Ethpalpaij ufcJBufc&Xf io wdllow in the dust, ) iy N a -^ rt."^j=L, f. sodomy depravity.
}

turn to dust \\<~sLs* )\^J rt.'^fc**. a) adj. destroying,

t

J*Lao fut. j^jsaj, act. part. )*Ii U-^o, pass.

?
eorruptng; pestilenial; rapacious. b) subst.

part. |yl3 JJL..&. a) to $roe, sTmto, &?a, a destroyer, spoiler, plunderer; a defiler, cor-

wound; ]la> JL'cuoo yOo^o aioo they smote rwpter.

tliem with great slaughter; with ]*k^p to ^L*io, UjL*.*& rt. ^. adj. eamestly deir-
wound with an arrow; Ju-> *%^. y*+x> K*^* ing zealous; subst. a lover a friend.
w f }

o> ? */i6 mn foa o??- 7iea<2,' * 00**0*0^ a*oo JL'caA~^> rt. o-, f. Iove.

Jjjjl </wy /e& ow their knees; cha^ . T J*oo from 1^*- festaly solemn.
jl^o he rushed fray; with Jliw
into the 9 9 r
in a joyous or
'jJX^Joo from )^- ^-dv.
pams smoto, too& hold on; with ]g to seize,
manner,
attach as an illness, e.g. U*^ m ^ /ee2/ festdl

fcJltc^2s rt. ^^*. adv. lamely.

IxmqU^ YLzo uherous; with JsJ^-II tostrike,
pitch a tent; with )JJ> to stfri&e roo; with
]*j& a) contr. of ) *& and c,^ ^
a cw**- immediately, at once; ojjLJI Js-*j? <iw*io
Jia to cJajp tffo Imnds; with KT to rfrow

invade; with as soon as 7ie went down to his oum country.

na^Z in; with )^ to attack,
b) infin. of verb )*** to rejoice.
}a** to 5w, but JJy wl*& reefcW yo^r head,
Z/e rfotw. 6) to s^W&e money. c) with >*** Uijjijso^ Jla rt. j;-*. iewho or ^ai w7&
apparent; \m*Jkz> U> K*^o makes glad gladdening cheering exhilarating.
to diffuse, be y t 9

)fcU> o&as i/ie weei smeW spread through jl'cunJl-^ rt-. I*. f. gyraiion.
the whole house; U*Jf Ooi& jow ^-^ an P
)JL Joo, Jl^J rt. I***. restoring, renewing;
odour rose up from them, d) to hind or gird orie who restoreSj mahes anevj.
with o ;
Y-JLsy on the loins; -* J<Lmj&, ) l'dU^ pi. Jto rt Ujmo. f- balustrade,
JicoJ^i sheput girdles on them; ^ parapet.
\JLa> tcomen girt ioith sackcloth. Exhpe. P

by
]~J> 9 )l o^o pi.
vd^> Jia-^ 3
rt. U^.
uJLi( . a) to be v;ou/nded; to be atiacked
a 6tow, wound, sore, stripe; sickness, disease;
illness ;
yOo>*^^ Usi ujjl/ the horses were
slaughter; affliction; ascouvge,plague; ]la**ao
footsore. b) to be struck, eotTied as money. Pa.
jta&? a deadly wound; jla**? j^^o a 5^o?^6
to wound many, wound sever ely; part.
^ r o/ offence; .cuoo ;niN, Ae ^e plagues of
, pm^n, HmjwJQJMs smitteUy wotmded, ;
Egypt; )^^? )i a* a thunderbolt
UI, sick, afflieted; with JJL^oaj> suffering
from ulcere, full of Ethpa. u*L&i/
sores. jcuoo, ]lOM-i pi. f m. a liitle fortified toion

to fo beaten bade or comw, struck down, smaller than a \L*& ;

jl^LZaoo Jio^io U'cSo
smitten, sore wounded, afflieted; with {1 ^^ villages and towns and cilies.

oith sores; {l^'-y-T,^ s wtf/i phantoms; \1&& pi. \1- l phlegm, rheum, snivd,

jl'c&i-la w/2/& heathenism. Aph. u^oof with mucus. Derivative, the followiug word
)wL*9 to Tna^e a sweZZ come u^;. Debivativ^s, V$i4m*t )ls^ adj. from JJuL. mueou*,
JCUOO; )ici^. U**J30, Ua^SO^OO, JlbsAMJ^i. of phlegm.
Ui or m^w irreg. infin. of verb |*** to UcxJl rt. Jcu*. m. an optical instrument,
Ki'e, &c. a spying-tube, the mirror of an astrolabe.
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264 i^frai^Ti V>ga

Ulcuoo, Jj&J rt. Jc-*. he or tat which learning; Jic^Xioa^ .om&? %cui <>We
points oui or declares; an informer; the index &>Ao are encompassed with infirmities; often
of a book; ellijjt. for JJ^1*oaoo jfcviaii.IT used of the ist pers. mJ&^aaQo / who am
argumenta ; gram, indicative, demonstrative weak, my feebe seif.

e. g. the points in eo and w are \iZ$t**M. U^^s> rt. %*, one who strengthens, con-
IvJUlcuoc rt. Jcu*. adv. logically. firms, comforts.
f * *9 y
)L 01+0*00 pi. Jic rt. jcu. f. a demonstration, }t rt. ^a**. f. strengthening
proof U***-&, )1^a or Z]Jo rt. **. life-giving,

]il\cuoo pi. ja*lx> rt.'^-j. f. a sieve. quickening, vivifying ; Saviour, giver of life,

quickener*
JJjcuoc, Jfc^J rt. io**, he or /ia tohich
^ y
makes white or c&an a futter, J.
from *Ii. a Mnsman.
?
9 4,9 y
JLcujoaOO rt. ia*, f. bleaching, whitening. rt. |xa* . quickening ', vivifying
refreshment, nourishmenU
}h*Js> rt. ))-*, m. with \LJL eye-sighi, eye- 9 P S"
JJIaaoo rt. a**, styptic.
service.
3^I{|aod rt. ia. adv. providently, pru-
\lU*Jo rt. ]j*+. m, seeing, sight, considering.
dently.
jts+**j pi. Kl^i rt. jj**. f. arc example;
a mirror. ]^aoGA* j& fc pi. j* rfe, pa**, m. Ae Mnsman
whose duty it was to raise up seed for the
UfcLLoo rt. ))**. clear, like a mirror.
dead.
]icu3|*oo rt. as |j*. f. &gftgr girded, readiness, j> s> r
rt. pa**, m. a) one who makes
)^ImJo pi. JvL rt. uaW. f. a fffaaKfti ivise, grants wisdom. b) a wise man a
y

^iooj J^+oo pi. , rt. &. m. a needle; wizard.

metaph. J^ xi>C 1% cu* *^ m detail <n y
denom. verb Pael conj. from
Jfcia^.*oc or Jfe^Joo f. a many-coloured to weahen, grow weak. Ethpa.'^JL&Ij'^o be
or embroidered garment. or become weak, feeble, unable; to lose strength;
to be ruinous; Jljaa &, *j *%ZJoir he was
)ju^oo, J&JL. rt. J^+*. inciting to sin.
unfit for work. Aph. "^mL*><^ a) to weaken,
Jl^J^Joo rt. }^*>. f. incitement to sin.
enfeeble. b) to be weakened, enfeebled, dismayed;
]i*oo rt. l^o. m. beating; a bloio. io fall fes^oo^Z grew weak
UI; Jiao -J&
rt. . f. condemnation. fromhunger; *c*cuL ^Zj^his eyes grew
Ja-a-*^oo^ JIsCaI rt. . condemning7 feeble.

da?nnatory, pronouncing guilty.

rt. ^w, m. a milking-pail.
l^rlJoo rt. ***, adv. conjointly, unitedly. lU^ao see Palpai part. of '^b**; loose,

jLo+a+oo rt. laos.

V>**oo rt. ***. unitmg, serving to unite. U\ mN *a^o rt.^*. dissolvent, erosive.

^aIoo, JLioo, } \ +Zx> rt ^vj:, #*?&, jIq^Joo rt. ^ka*. f. putting togetlier,

^ow, lean> lank ; sickly, infirm, unliealthy; including.

dubious; |l the poor opp. )L^1 the richj ^X ^ m,. rt. )L*. in. snoring; J&OL^f ^wv
Jfco^^^ xa^ o^a ^Joo of sca/nty learning Ruth iii. 7, perh, deep sleep.
JIaoo )J( / ;Ao am wea& or ignorant; o
fl+JJLa
U^XLao, ]saL. from %i. detersive,
jj*ia+ io^ unavailing. cleansing.
I^JLJod rt.^*J*. adv. weakly, impotently, **&*&, UwNoA. J&I,M\<S> rt. jx^.
jlo^Joo pi. Jlo rt. %-A-i. f. weakness, healing, wholesome.

infirmity, instability; Jia^cu Icuiwj scanty IU-o piw,

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kU^JUxJsq 265 A
>v *
) S, ^
ftf rt. N~. m. a spmer, robber; rt.^su. f. exhortation, encourage-

with U,*oj fcslaf or Ji^M a sacrilegious menb.

robber. k- k9i. ?o rt. &j, adv. covertly, secretly;

[*.*& m. Jfct*I& f. rt. <**.. a jpoi or o$er gently, softly, in a low voice, mysticaly.

vessel for heating water, Jtoftfj& rt. )&*. concmlmmL

y
)l Nf> ^ -^ rt. }_Wnr !& $#* which dries up,
)feqajfca& f. ajmidwife.
causes to wither.
;-L*> denom. verb Pael couj. from ju*-i>
\x&x* Jb rt. vxn. causng heaU
tfo measure land,
jtVi^^A rt. u. f. incandescence.
^" $)$&8a&rfj steadfast, seif-
il,j& rarely *1W ^ after-time, future,
[|i m ^^>Q rt. r
to-morrow; pfccx^o ^l^soo )xx>cu to-day
controlled, wzyielding ; with | incontinent,
and to-niorrow and the day afier;
indiscreet
on the morrow; ^o *io tn i&ue to come.
ji'aliicoiL^ rt. ca*. f. constancy, fortitude, 9 y
*i, Jtl& pi- 1* Mly written
endurance, steadfasPness, self-control.
Dis-
J^f^ m, a land^surveyor, geometrioian.
$*&&**& pi. j& rt. *u-*. f. slrangling,
eivativb, jioi^jo, verb ***>.
hanging ; a noose, halter, rope.
Jl'co^wJ rt. o**. f. desolation.
\\ f*L*<s
9
]]j rt. - a reviler, taunUr.
I rt. o; m. a spoiler, ravager.
)i,2>***& pi.
\t~\j\nyLp* rt. *m~. adv. reproachfully,

disdainfully. JtLSol*& rt. <**. f. taM^ o/ cZo^;

a) adj. absolving, a dog-collar.
JjumJL, Jj&J from Jjxu*.

pardoning, gracious ofteii applied to that ]Xm JL& from )^^o. f. measuremmt of land,
whereby we obtain pardon, as the Cross, the su-rveying, geonietry.

Sacraments. 6) subst. orie who malces atone- m. a dung-heap,

\li^& (^S) rt. )*-.
rnent or jrropiliation ; one who gives pardon or a privy.
absolution. \s s y
>, )lsJ_ rt. ^^>parchvng> scorching.
fcJjilmioD from U. adv. propitiatorily

seeking pardon.
\ i
& ^--4 rt. ^--. m. o wAo cur^es,

JLoiloJl^ from U&~> f. propitiation.

99 9 V l^lJJ iUo rt. *o**. adv. sepurately.
:s from Im*, sanctifying, sanctlfi-
l^ln^o rt. ;**, adv. freely.
catory.
9 9 y )j>^l rt. w. one w//-o seta free gives free*
rt. **aij+. parsimomous, avarictous,
}

closefisted.
dom, manumiU*

\?^L& rt. wa. in. pi. */e fotn*, rdmj \1L&&> rt. j^t. magical.
9 9 y
the privy paris. rt. ->*> m. one who ma&es calcu-

\ tia&& rt. ~- f- a stronghold, fortifi- laiions, an astrologer.

cation. )!v^Jm^ pi. )1^- rt. a*-, f. a thought,

J!fcj^w& rt. w. f. */te grem, the loins. idea, deviee; care, consideration; reasjning,

JJtax-u, Jfew rt. in-. hurtfid, disadvaw,- intention, purpose; }&*L*& ? thoughtleasly
tageous; \j:~~& U^? ^% bargain, bad unreason^bly.

bargain. \^^^^ )}lJvi.AM^.ratzoml pertaining

} r

99 y
]1^L- rt. ^2u. Ae or /taf t(;/c/fc to thought.
>,

exhorts or incites. ^o^i, a*~& pi. - rt.^^. m. a storm,

the wauesj
IS-Tlii^e rt. ^&** Bwzealouslyyencourag- iempest, raging of the sea, surging of

ingly. metaph. perii

ii in
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*._ *
rt. Vm, stormy, pmlm** arrived oi; Voal *+&*> Ae w&s on the
> 4 y
rt. ut*, f. passion, feeling* point of entering ; o*JS j>i *^o he was
9 9 r nearing his end; \GJ( u^2>o n^ojJ )L( Jesus
rt. <****. darkening, douding over.
came and met them; (jji wjpfc J!bOk9f iAe
denom. verb Palpel coirj. from
to disturb, agitate; ^Z*J*xx> i$ ti
^to ar^ rt'ad^ ^/br harvest; ot+fc& ^
JJcum^ cam^ to him of the prey
)j& fcio </m< wAic7i %

Ethpalp. ^JL*j&i? a) to be
ruffles the air.
' 9 his booty; > ^s>h^( jt
oJL^Jo >|? ^/
temjyest-tossed, shipivrecked ; $<x
oo1^-aIS i/*6r w/as not aperson who did not
JUj**>1w& it is tossed about by the Jloods.
sujfersomeharmfromlhem. Ethpa.v^&L( tobe
b) to be rough, boisterous as the sea ; raetapli.
brought unto, arrive at a place ; to attain to, fall
to waver, fluctuate.
into or upon, )lolocO& sm&> virtite; ji'o-A.Jj

\UL*&, JsJ also lX*AMa rt, +*>.painful, z'nto penury but u\ U^iioo Jn^c )fe^O C
causing suffering.
affiicting, mwc7i sorrow has fallen upon me. Aph. u^o/''
jicLa**j2> rt. *-* infliction qfpain. <o &nn^. Derivative s, jlcu^-, U^'io,
JjJs*.kJoo from s**lS-**. exciting or heighten-

ing deire, arousing uneasy deire* Jii)^^ or J1=l^& rt, o)^- a patron, leader,
9 9 promoter, benefactor,
\]$L2 rt. ipfes. one who signs
or seasy concludes, conswmmates. }Lcu>&j& rt. o]J. f. bmeficence, kindness.

JJfcJLx), )&&od from Uts~> aUying, taking ^CLlij^io pi. ^jjj^j; see y&l^o a
in marriage. mine.
4
)l\s*L young, tender. .,

JLofcJc fcmc&r growth, young herbage. IJ>!j& ; see im^^o metatJiesis.

14 fut. Iji act. part. Ijfc,|I^ j&kLao and jl^).|^ rt. Ck^. a messenger,
;
to come, arrive at, reach, witli X, IgX,%^ bringer of news.
but usualy metaph. a) of time, seahon, num-
]LaL. rt. c^J- proclaiming.
ber oramount, as rumours, &c, with \x?>) the
time came; o*IiS hi$ end draws near; fcs^ao j^j, |liU|^o, Jfc^A rt. ^a^. Ae or

*^o JL'& o Ae en<2 o/aZZ tAm^f t* af AantZ/ i/iai which overwhelms, drags dovm, subverts,

jt^/^Jl. iAe price mounted up, came to; ruins; oppressive, stupefying.

)tof* m*i L U&*^ | Ae c<mc wo come &# Jiaao *-*> from J^wa^. A^A descmL
cmy gold, could not lay his hand on money.
jajcoXo from |joia^. a &w$maw, reZa-
b) to happen, befall, attain, come witli X to or
^jL upon; with U& the lot coane, fell;

e& ki,^o IfcoL^D lea /5 foi, his portion ]liL*a^> or ^ rt. **^c. . Ae fore-

was; o& )^-2o? *+i <*${ to each his portion; finger.

m ?j\ ^ \ \&o Jj it is noi enough for all; jlXakaa rt. ja^J. f. a drag-hooh or nei for
]js\\4^ fc4**>! )&>? the 2>lace wkere fishing things out of a pt or pool.
#. *
Mm; with wo*oI} to be able;
^q^j ; see "^^a
w/cA befell

i#o*op} l^a? yC as far as he can. Pa, pc^ or l^c^^> pi. U-, uttL. and

ul^jc to bring; to come, arrive at a place, ^fiocui(ciloo fieravota, a gmwflection on one

witli L or JJbx; to come, arrive, reach, knee, ai obeisance; with ,iS,v oroja to ma^e
attain; to happen, befall, as a day, a letter, or gfer obeisance ; Jja J^jd^io )** A^
time, number or age, good or evil fortune, |^ld<N /m AaEZ make one genujlection before

temptation, end ; 1 llaxo JlZ he had nearly thi altar.



267 r*&CLJ!^JM
JK*5<^& rt. &j. & dropping, dropping on wkat account? wherefore? > K. i *
dovm, a splash ; ointment. J. /or
wa/ o; a&ou*, oW a eubject; Jlo.&%^
Jfclc^o rt a^j. a
jfo^o
f. large drop.
J.X^
Onphysical death; ^0**%^ ^ol
rt. ^oo. rainy, damp.
Jl'4^, or jl'4~ pi. )<a rt. J^o. wortd.

a portion, part, share; Jl'skl'alj Jto^oo %&&

f.
; see %^>.
tlie husband's or wife'a portion according to
the marriage setilemenls.
& V^^, vci^JiA and vc^|^
pi- 4^^ U3D ^'^ > n- ptraXXov, a mine, quarry.
-4^0 fut, .q^.jcJ. io liek the fingerg.
U4&3 cii^.^U, ci^U,
Ethpe. 4^iro be MM, Pa. u^ to lich
pi. |t. also

^rnXXtKoV, metalUc, metal; a mine,

tip greedily. Aph. vWo cause to lich up quarry; a miner.
or m-allow. Debivatives, JK~ojo,
J W^jo,
Ifc^^oc f. a bcoth, shed, worfohop.

J&*jo pi. J&i. rt, w^oo. f. a lozenge. Jb?^ ^ty U& em Ph - i )&^4p and
w ^j U&o rt. J^so. m. comivg, arrival. M&4* pL r^^ r^^^ fe^s, M
fcJ^^jo rt. cxa^. adv. promptly, readily.
I^c^a^o rt. oo^. f. readiness, preparation,
ronf, abernacle, tent; Jl^x^ m secret; )?JjL
|i.^f ihefe&tf ofbooths or iabernacles; ]1^|j
enterprtse.
< M>Aa a Au* in a vineyard; J^ioai JJj|j
It rt. aa| f. afiood, inund'ation. heavenly habitations
>- rt. jpo. rainy.
J
\&^Jb rfc.
^J. ro, a) a covering for the
%Z\sa^2o from Jaoa^. adv. ^ooi orcfrr, m head. 6) one wAo malces a tent or roq/!
regular; with disorderly, in an irregular "aAfe^jwi rt. ^^. f. keavy dumber, un-
manner. con8cwtsness.
Ji'cuaajpo pi, )to from J>ai^. f. ) ortfer, A^^ao, ^_, )fc^J-^ rt. %a^. conmtming,
regularity,arrangement; orderliness, modera- destroying, dissipating.
tion; ]laoaaXae lo^* #ood order. discipline;
JIWjsq^ pi. )fc!: rt. ^a^. f. a Am?% or
JAc im 'v A -ao ^ disorderliness, cornmotion;
*
irreguarity. *
b) an order, class; Jl'

J^-x-jai.
U*.xo0 JI^aI ri Jjs^. a) causing to stray
<//heavenly orders; ji'cmai io- ?

esp. from the right faith, sedneing, misleading,

hierarchy. c) cehbrating or receiving holy
commvnion. d) gram.
deceivzng; )1&Z&^*> ]lo\ sedncing tqririts.
orrfer, construction ;
etyle.
b) an impostor; decetver; pi. f. irnposhons,
frauds. c) wandrring; )Jl^& J^scS or
l mn$ .ao, J&Z,*. from Wa^. <me wo orcfcrs, ellipt. the planeta.
seta wt ercfer, disciplines, moderates; a prefect;
a composer, auihor; eccles. celebrant;
^;Uo^2c rt. U^. adv. deceitfully, guih-
gram.
Jutty.
ordinal.

**&&& Jm&*& pi. ]lo rt. )^, f. error} mia-

rarely written fblly^a^, often
leading, falfacy, guile, deception; jt'ixaoo^
followed by . With pers. pron. affixes bas
the form kbifcjo; w^n^ &ewse o/i, PtloiX%&f kis mishading artijces; Jiau&
on
my account, for me; &$&? /or total mit/ J^*xu^flaAOflo fallacicus sophistries.

V.oo^^j2, 6eca.?e o/ /tem, &c. a) lecause ^Ou3k^ao a

)fes giruffe.
o/,
% reason o/, on account, of, m order JLo M A^h ^o rt. *js^. f, lamenesSf halt'mg
ftafs fc2& %|^& /or /Am ccmse, o accoww* speech.

oif^^' U o N^ t . on this account; )iaa^.>o A^-J. oozing,

U^& or ycSa^A for vhat came? drops.
rt. f- issuivg in

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268 rdli

jX^Jpo rt. J&^. gram. line of ahbreviafion. JLaJt*& rt t^oo. f. metaph. showmng
}I^q> y. rt. ^Sii . befouling, polluting.
down bad words.
JiJt^io, J&J rt. t^J. same as Ut^e.
jbimft^a, J&-I from U&3i^. adj, typicai,
figurative, symholical*
t^p rt. ^. m. striking or clapping
togetlier; \l* jt*4 ^i^i i/*e twinhling of
loioa&jpo from U&3a^, f. adttmbration.
)
an eye; &l^Jc> ^*(for a singe moment
jfcl^o f. malloxv, malva or althea ficus ; cf.
jLo^p rt.a^. .periwrbaiion, tribulation;
4loi^aCL^ )J>?cix may God grant AeZp ?o

^33 fut. ^.J, act. part. **>, !^-*>- ram; my trouhled seif

metaph. l;A* Jj*kjL 7" rained arrows* Ethpe. \i^^o s

jthfmm rt. ;^. sad, vexatious.

i^jsoL( fo &# rained upon, watered with rain; I^^jas Ar, m. a slrap, scourge.
P
metaph. 0 come doion lihe rain. Pa. +k^o )l +yo pi.
vf^? J^&* rt -
^ J ' ^ a)awatch;
io gire rain, moisten with rain; \i&> W? )is* ]^^ *6 morning watch ; J1VJL&
i^jmj that ib ram noi. Aph. %^2&{ to cause
to rain, to pour or shower doion; K^aa
rain, 6) a guard, guards, garrison. c) a post,
;^5( the rain poured doion; \J( isXxJc statian, cmp.
2SX**& i^a^. / pour down bread for you.
J&4-*> pk Is^J&i 1^^- f- a sandal, shoe,
Ethtaph. ^aoLLf metaph. to come doion like old shoe,
rain; to be borne down as with rain e. g. Jll^a Js^U^ rt. l*^. adv. ^ ^crei, secretly,
wti/t arrows ; lila covertly, clandestinely.
J
V
blessings pour down upon us. Dekivatiyes, jloxA^e rt. \m^. f. hiding, keeping close,
Jio^, )**, )4, U^-vs, Jla>*ao, ^4, secrecy.

JLcu-Kj^io rt. U^, liiding concealing. y

)i$x> rt. j^o. ra. mw; jl^j Uj ram un^ii^^ or m ^lll^p f. perdemv,
w

fell; )1L al^q Ui*a.=> jj^aa earZy and latter metathesis, transposition of letters.

rain; jt^o lof^^^tack of rain, drought. l-lsa has no sing. and is always written
with vibui, constr. st. *&, abs. +Z& 4 rare
*wm y ~r y 7 r
with affixes wLoo
y r
ucu^,dA^; pi. ^-oc, v c-u-oo, ...ol.oo,
J l ci^X a., Z^co ; see un der ^l yc*-^o, -o^-oo but usxiaJly the ^ is dropped
)kwJJo;^oo rt. 3j-^. a) a moment, the
and a shortened forrn s used ZJo frfc, &c, 3

twinJdingofaneye; J&Jol^ J in one 3 p.s, m. irreg. ^0*0^, but 3 p.s. f. <^I;

moment; pi. ^o, \WxL& t &c, m. water, waters; juice;
cf. Ji^. 6) a shovel, ladle{V).
the white of an Qgg ; urine; limtl'ZJo barley-
JLo^i.sa from *^. being defiled, f.
water; \J*o^Jt> waterfrom tanks or cisterns;
^4-* 1*4 4 ^ from Palpel of olj^. JfcL ZJb the watery part ofolives, olive lees or
m. one who spots or spatters in writing, a care- - y
scurn; \+ZZ> \S&> aqua fortis; }lfc&
Zess seribe.
rain-water; uaooiLj Zj&> the waters oftlie Nile;
Ui&&, JfcL' rt. 4*d. adj. rafay/ JXaj ^.5^3? \2&> juice oflemons; %tjj CJc> wrine;
Ut^o a imy season; )&& Jfcla^aj W*i & waterfitfor drinking or for irrigation;
rain~drops. )isuL JL& sherbet; ^*il^&? }Jco drinking-

.^ *L .* water. Derivatives, )xcsd, JikiAjsD, Uu,
-
U&ao &e Metropolitan see.
U&&*3& rt.%^. m. a) a
\^o Ethp. *&!/ denom, verb fr
with jL^^f a
bearer, carrier;
letter-carrier, postman ; with JLi
*^oo ; to fo ?na^e or become Metropolitan,
a messenger. b) an ancestor, founder of a Unei
jicij&je rt. ^j. f. storing tip, laying by a mccessor. c) a translator, interpreier.

i<u\n i.
269 &Ul?9

]L'c&ua* from un vu.v

9 9 f . f. pantcmdme,
rfc. j^x.. dessicative. achng, bufoonery, efeminacy,
^.^^S
CU* fc^a e Icitchen; cf.

Uo^^.^ and Jji^j; see lau^o,

^^ obscenity.
adJ- from >fn^.j5 y.A^-j.
mimes, actors.
; j

*Z* ^
offerinj ofthe Euchari$U <1&, Ul, J& from \Z&. adj. o/imfcr,
Jcxoo a watery, aqveous.
Grecisi, Greek scholar ; cf. Jcu.
jicuwcujo rt. *,a.s. f. touehing, stroking. , |L m. race, family, stoch

1&+J&,jl<w&, JUcuj*> rt, las, mortal, H'ci& and Jl/ciiL^ from JJo. f. wateri-
a mortal; with ]Jo immortal. ness, humidity.
^Lj, JfcLi_ from [jo. watery, aqueous,
h*Z$<ji> adv. w&h JJ imrnortally.
aquatic, humid; Ji^Jj^, jt'ii^
jlolo^i f. wth JJ immortality. a?we()MS
* 7? B
- particles; \&J> \^J&
O O* J*oo a gold$mith gold-smePer. mo?si5 vapours; Jl'&
y
JJS^ij^o aquatic ammals.
jW5 or Uh^S pi. . Ar. m. a girdle of
jiaAJ^ic rt. aax.. f, suching.
hard material, an apron*
J.*oo rfc. ^*, causing aborlion.
a oi a^o, J6.AJ rt. jxu. giving milk} suckling;
the teats ; a nurse.
^ **- ^ y y

to fall.
l^ * ni. shakiness, being ready
%r 9

*
rt. *ai*. f. a wet-nurse.

oS m. }XTaa : stih, rato silk.

or a duh.
Eftinfr
dessert duh.
yl^S> or
V
^S also ^^5 and
v|^ cla&.*_ ?
9
^sdoJ^^B or uaoam m
uQ pim, p.ivt<*
-n

contracfced frora ^^a3^ m. the Matran, m. shoemaker's r^r/o,

Metropolitan.
. P
^cxca-^ or HvJsS m. water-hird.
fc"s '+&&> &c, f. metropolis,
jiaoa^S rt. u?. a bobbin; the tliread.
a ckief city.

J^^oaoj^oo, *m*^&ao^J and

Mcmao.*. pi. U a mudcian; music.
other
.A.A^0 indigo
H
spellings, m. pi. or cL Metropolitan, tindo r ia.
ni. /ie ])lant} indigofera

a Metropolitan bishop,

J^^^^, ^ol&x*, &c, vcui^, Uaa.o or yxojj pi. JJdjal^)

f. rte office m. wK<v, the poppy.
of a Metropolitan.
\*xcL**> 7 ]^I_ frora ^1. characteristic.

V-Iliiioo rt. ^x*. adv. wifhhonour, showing

KaZ, Js*I^ = k-oo and h*Zl&> see ; la^o.
honotir.
^oo, Jl* pi. ^L., [1 m /JX>i>, a . mz7^ jJ,o^a-oo rb. jja-. f. honour, excellcnce;
milestone.
usually as a title ^IViiaioo your ExcelUncy.
P >*
U u+. one v>ho honours, shows
rt.
JJ.'Na.'S some coin. honour, a worshipper.
Jfc^JS pi. JC- f. a carp^; cf. JL2>/'. (i-aj^o^jac rt. ;a*. f. worship, reverence.
jw 3/m name of the letter , hence is ji^o rt. *as>. m. corn, provisions, mpplies;
derived
yi-ooj Jaca^ owr com-money.
s s

Jfc- having iniial , beginning

yOi^^o m. /xupoi/, omtment, sweet salve.
wth the letter Mim.
\l*Jo m. a) quercvs coccfera, the scarlet
Y
i i tx*> pi. jJL a mould. oah. b) celtis australia, c) a sort of raisin.

^ '
^
Uao^oo ambidexter;

bufoonJes'.Psr;
i
jaa^G_o3
a
pi.
see

. m.
rascal, rojue, thief.
^.
fifins, a mime,
/Ul-ao

not to be towhcd.
rfc. A.QJ. m. touching;

ts*j&, Jj&oS, Jiis-oS; see l<x

ULoo

to die.
jlf w3
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)lofc>%*& rt. Io, f. mortality, deadness, & Egypt which lies lower (han the level of

death; *Lok*oZ> J-SJJ? ihat he may quicken the Red Sea; mefaph. low, lowly, humble,
our mortality, raise us up from deatk; ^so meek; \df&U$S yCw? ^aXa /ao N , OetZac
j i'-SX d^*i Jioico lofcs-oo he aroused the blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the
Ckurch from deathlike barrenness. earth. Ethpe. *JLx>U to be spreadftat Pa.
*+&&> to lay low, abae, fairnble, humiliate,
Jl'cuIS^o rt. )t/. f. bringing, bearing; y*f*
afflict; to force a wcman; to subdue in war;
)isj iculS^oo as opportunity offers ; La-s^
with |jiJJ to lay low to the grownd; with *&
]li</t Jjj fA bringing forth of fruits of the down from an offi.ce; with ll&j to
J^f to cast
spirit; $&L*%Jk& ^ lcul^& compiling humble oneself, to afflict one's own soul; with
from boohs. joo> )JJJS>j to humble a high spirit Part. adj.

-JK-oo, jiifcs rt, Jir - ni. 7*$ or *7&a which

brings or produces ; \s>%S\i Jaifcw**> fa low-lying ground; |an,.vi ao poj>S^ ^;oor bread,

testator; \SJo JalfcJo aqueducts. brcad of affliction; )a.a.N5 Jlil a Zow?V Ztj%.

Ethpa. y&&l( . a) pass. io Je streum upon;

)&&&**& rt. Jl/. f. bringing forwardy pro-
to be bowed down, brought low; to be forced,
ducing e. g. )?om? of witnesses; ]&ui!^*.&
outraged of a woman ;
^aisJ' OMaJ p-Zj?^o
Jis-la**r? & alleging of arguments.
every one ihat exalteth him seif shall be brought
I^ol^oo rt. ^l^o. *taial /ooc. low. b) refl. to bow down, to behave hmnbly

!s~*UkJoc rt. ifc*-. wZ/, notahly, especially,

towards with pj; <xa&l{o J^^oId iaX Ji/
>i A 6 camg and submitted himselfto the Sultan,
in the best way, excellently, virtucusly.
Aph. y&{ to strew; to lay low, cast down,
jl'ofbsltt rt. >fcw. f. the best, highest, extreme, humble, abase; JJu^a.^ y.?v.& ^.v^-p cwA5
peculiar excellence, virtue; Jiao ioiliJLi were strewn under many ; with } ~^ to lower
excellent or virtuous conduct, tlie ascetic life. the eyes, looh down; with jLS to lower the voice,

virtues; see Pael part. of tiJM speah in a low tone; with \*Su to humble
Ji?fe*l0 f*

himself Debivatives, Jlao c, h- J.i> y,

<*&, *^o or iyajto t fut. JaaJ and yOJsQJ, act.
Ucuxso, )ia^i> 3
U*^^v, jloa^uo, U^aaaNg.
part. .pao or *!}.&, loj^c or M-&, f. emph. pi.
)& comp. of ^ and js adv. a) of tme,
jJsij-so or JfcJxi, pas?, parts. y*gap and u*ai,
from this time; ^^H *&&$\ \Ji& within
J , )&* . fo
hurnble oneself; to be laid
Ze rfowm j?a ? prostrate oneself
loto, be sj-read or
forly days;
of place, of or
\A> & from that time forth.
b) from this place, hence;
strewnjlat; with j&^jS or J,jL to put on
M*io yOojX ci^a- they have departed hence;
sackcloth or strew ashes on the head, to hurnble
)A&o \& here and there; on this side and
oneself in sackcloth and ashes. Part. adj.
on that; )> JLo 1&& J* one on this side
a) active form low, lowly, poor; with
and one on that. c) logic. l> wot]^ZT hence,
lower, lesser, inferior; doai^a <+I)^&
it follows.
oiio( jc Js-**sX when the pole sinks befaw
the horizon; 1^*? -& <+n*>? lo>).m s?7wr 6e^ JicLs^jx rt. o>o. f. infliction of pain,
inferior to gold; \t\o \>SJ& llsco Jj> wounding.
high and low, kivgs and pau2>ers; f, emph. pi. }i>lx&, J&J rt. o)a. painfid, grievous;
poor affairs, low or mean circumstances, base- }k**l2>\a& ]Ioigi-op distressiwg jyoverty.
ness;+1 ]&}*> Christ took our poverty
\t4:ts\& rt ojb. f. pain, affliction.
upon Him. 6) first passive form (rare);
^iajbo rt. y^>. adv. Jmmbly, submissively.
)fl- "%JL ~&*aj& J> lying prone in the

dust. c) second passive form sunken, low, vUuao pi. unjfii, jxxjcS^o; see JioJ^S
low-lying, prostrate; jfeoocus sa.*aj& )K&^ firjxatrf), an engine of war.

a vine ofstunted growth; ic oi M**-&! *V** \s*U\&*o from MXav *I*

adv. ingenioudy.
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271 cula -w
iHao, j$Muo, )U^ao Pael pase. part. i~AJ rt.^w*. m. *fa fifo'tit or %fc used in
of i\a. marred, misshapen, &c. applying kod to the eyes.
JioiJA^o rt, ty&, f. difgurement ; sternness, y^H ; see y&.
austerity; \o*i> of countenance.
fcJH^u rt. ^so. adv. humbly, in lowliness
Ulaa and U aa
j
, JfcL rt. ;^a. orae t&Ao or humiliation, submissively, meeUy,
gently;
makes to abound, tncreases wealth or pros- k-Zl^so JXJ-oU. -joJ turtle-doves coo
perity. softly.

a'cfi" rt. o^a. f. mendaciiy. JLaa*j& rt. y*>, f. lowliness, humility;

r r
Apliel part. of o*a. ]&sJi2^ )iaa- a& heartfelt humility.

Jls*i rt- yo*o. a) adj. helonging

^^ni comp. of and ^3 obs. Cf.^o.
a) adv. of time, from
to the ordination of a priest ; J&Uaj ]&yj tJience, thenceforward,
Uctions read at an Ordination. that time, after this. b) illative adv\ tkerefore,
b) subst. owe
who performs priestly fanctions y serves, minis- 80 ihen, so now, now therefore, from hencefoHh;
ters, offers sacrifice; JU^iLao i/ie clergy i.e.
*%*&& JJ no longer, no more, noi again.
the three orders; JfcLL )&**?? JUo>& fa U\ a v> * , Jn^I rt. ^.ao. a measurer, one
;o offers the living sacrifice, the officiating who givesforth by meastire.
priest. \l*a&, JfcLL- and Jook rt. \&j. noxioust
jAo-uo>aj)0 rt. yop. f. tlie jwiest's office,
kwiful, injurious, mischievous ; jl y ~* -
priesthood; worship, religious service. )2&juiL*>? unwholesome food.

U>^oJo pi. \L. mj a measure l^ of corn. feslU^ajo rt. ^cu>. adv. elaborately.

Joaajo pi. J_ rt. *^o. humble, submissive. RolJUo rt. . f. nature, natural constitu-
K
Hon.
JijfcA-a, ]]^X_ rt. y rr. one toho corrects,
admomshes, rebukes ; ) tsll '
oLc ) io j jo JiaiAoai or s)jab rt. jaj. karm, damage,
# *
disciplinary cliastisemetits. tnjury,

J&oaao pi. }Jaa.v> f. a base. m 99 r

*n. v^ JJsLL- rt. ycu>. adj. Jy nature,
Jfdjx& 3 Jl'ic&Lab rt. ^usd. a suitor, bride- according to nature*
groom, bride, one who betroths act.opp.Jj a&fco 99 y
vt. m. Zfe wAo caK^ iwto
gl>.
? 4 9 |* 9
one who is betrothed; metaph. J J existence, appoints nature, the Creator, supreme
] IL> 1} submission tdiich espomes honour disposer K^o o/'iAe worlds*
J^^? JliciiLio Jicu^J grace tohich espoicses to
%Z\lL*& rt. \pd. adv. natarally, according
itself blessings.
to nature.

J>ca*> rt. wx-ao. m. pi. betrothals, espousals.

)t caJp*ajao rt. .aa, f. creation, formation.
U$ on ao pi. )J rt. taao. m. betroihaly espousal; Jto^A^o rt. ^^o f. betrothal, connexion by
OM$c&i*>f jJcooji JlS^ojOk. ^ ring (Jie pledge marriage.
f

of ker betrotltal.
\Jx&2Q rt. ^ao. m. a r^p 1
.

JIoa.20 ^ao. humility, meekness.

a) rt. f.
^i denoin. verb Pael conj. from jLoci.
b) stone Ud or cover of a wett. c) ufloating
to bar, boit
bladder,float, raft.

Ji'oai or }tloaj&
)ioicaj& rt. k*&j. f.
rt.

a
h*su.

bite.
f. a bite.
M W ,n &> rt. ^o, m.
J?iM?\$^W
He who crowns, gives
the crown )^^ ? to the
JjLc&x& rt. kaj, m. one w/i(? gnaws a crust martyrs, to the saints,
of bread.
ii\a--o rt. ^aj. in, imagination, instinct.
JLoiicuaj rt. !saj. f. a bile, a mmthful. JicniLao2> rt. ^aj. opinion, suppotrition,
f,
r v
Aphel part. of **d. imagination.
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^Jlopanx rt. jjaaD. adv. in a shadow, )iam.a?tt fi om f. pvhlicanship^

metaphorically. COUcctOrsIUp,

jj<*xtaj& > ]&J rt. 0*3X3. gloomy, darkming, J^Jj^iiao rt. J^aa.adv. secretly, mysteriously,
mysticatty.
)Ji^nv*, J&J rt pao. saddening, mournful.
zo UAso Aphel
7
pass. part. from ^<aa = tastjp, \imixJo, Jl^Icaa^c rt. isas. a re-

adj. a) natural,by naure> innate; ^oac #? prover, rebuker, chider, confuter; ) k^Irnavi jjt/*

unnatural, contrary to nature ; *2& JJ Ae 5S which reproved Balaam.

#<<&> ifiey are not his own sons; J&e; Ji** kJUrnnJo rt. usao. adv. teprovingly, tcith

Jidana passions innate in thejlesh, the natural blame.

passions of thejlesh. b) existing, in existence, J l'aiaoiuo or s)j& rt. uas. reproof, ad-
2>ossible; JXdUa aiC it cannot be, is impossible. monition, refutation, confutation; jicLuaiuo
c) naturally Jtttedy endowed with capacity, Jifi +&* the rebukes of conscience; ];j^)jo
capable, adajpted usually followed by j ; +$*(* Jioa.tfi n^> ^jif w admonitory discourse,
.fcfiXjj? ~JEa.x> Jl? those icho have no power admonition ; ) t Bjraaj& * o
of learning, who are incapable of learning > Zt6 issued an admonition against them.
J^l'Joo* 4,1^ la^-v* jJo*^. /or this king the
Jioxcoaio fron )^aj>. f. i^e eoUecting or
croicn wasfittmg.
farmi/ng of tolls and taxesj the ojffice of a
JLoiiLso rt. o. f. essential nature, consti- eollector oi- publicau.
tution, disposiiion j possibility.

kiaao, )w natural, innate, according to

natural order.
JJi^^uo rt. ^3lo i. a) one taho vpes away,
pi. fj.i)xai/fifiara } engines of war.
cleanseSy ejfaces. bj a napkin. c) Antidoron.
1&S.UZX5 or ua> n oJiy pi. jjalia^i or naaru^ >jA^ rt. *lo ii. one who compels to
fiijxaptKos, an engineer. apostatize.

jLaiaas, )1s*aX rt. *id. #e or 2/iai which fut. f

? fi

, act. part. y&>, pass. part.

confers honour, renders dignijied. , J*, Jl. a) root-meaning to barter hecce

r
licita .v> from feixS. f. sheltering imder the to betroih, espouse often with jil^/ ; cul^Jj
wings, protection. ] k^ om^o to ask for his daughter in marriage;
o^ ;oj*> o^^ Christ by His blood bought
jtia^o, fiXto, jfe^JLtiA rt. **ao. on-e
the Church io be His bride; pass. part. a xeooer,
?Ao gathers together, colleets; o^L is^iC? | .{
9 p y suitor; the betrothed, spotcse, bride, bridegroo.n;
sfoep tfiai no ma gathereth, sheep
yu^so? < ;.aae jo* Jose2>h tlie suitor of
wihout a shepherd; o>&L \lilxx> %*&
Mary; \L*1&>\ jl'i-^c ji'jSw the Church the
there is no one to talce up the corpse, none to
betrotlied of ChrisL b) to spring or split open
bury; J^AaLtAJo j**f i/ie monastery where we
as the earth, to
a spring gushforth. Ethpe.
let
meet together; a compiler of laws, of words;
Jxzot( and Ethpa. JL&i]* Io be betrothed;
deductive, inferential ; gram a
1OUU.
. colective
metaph. )^ }i&hJ2> U^f UaJ the soul of ?
tlte righteous ispromised io God. Aph. ^o^to

Jj*JAao, ]&*iaj or )jUaa^ pi. jliiL& promise or give in marriage. Ettaph.

betroth,
or J^ jra ^ ,
rt. *io. f. a broom, besom. ^DlL/pass. of Aphel. Dekivativbs, j>oa,
Apliel part. of *aa,D. jJciaao, jiowi |j;a>n^ )j;afcoo.
Uioaao, 3 3
^ p
, ^rnav p. K m. a publicau, colicelor, J^aj, ]i& or )iAm xa. minium red
y

tax-gatherer ; > ca a,.v> s-ws foZZ or custorn- pigment; JC^? jia-so carpmter s veimition. 9

fimtse. iaao rt. Jw>. m.aflagon with a small mouth.

}m,nv> pi. J*L m. tribute, impost, toii, tax. JAooi^Lao rt. o*^aO. f. morbidness, unhealthi-
Djeeivatives, J^ttOao, Jl ness; morbid disposition.
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ijottott or Jio*a& rt. oj^o. noxious, ethal tardy;J&j^a unabiding, unutable things;
J^so^ai pi. JfctoowuJb rt. y,*d. f. winding, JJis^o ^o fcm% motion.
turning; a crooked path. ^JJJt^ao rt. J^-o. adv. permanently,
fcJ{5*aj& rt. f&. pubicly. jlo>>Uuo rt. i^d. f. a6^%, atability,

U uaj pi. J^ rt. j^a. m, a preacher, reciter

permanence, duration; -with )j transitoriness
ofprayers in a mosque, &c, yL^^o? JJ1 )l^%&& JU JL^JU^^ laid up with
2)reachers of the Gospel; ]L'cu*).2? God t steadfast coniinuance.
Jjj
a herald of righteousness. \k&x& pi. )^- rt. jtfco. m. contention, strife 9

Jlojf;aj& rt. fo, f. preaching, proelamation. trouble, turbxdence, conflict; l^i? Ktajo

JLo*^a^o rt. J;o. f. imperfection.

the tuj'bulence ofiheimpiou; &^s_f \ \&m
tJie trouble ofhis heart, his own inner strife.
J&o f. a burden to be carried mi the back,
*%*> Pe. only part. adj. ^^Xao, ]L^
a knapsack. Cf. Jl\s. t

*av
> Aphel act. part. of jld
jls ^^so a) endov)ed with speech and reason 9

articulate, raional, reasonable, with JJ inar-

j cv a 'vfr pi. iL ii. ^sao. m. a stvmbling- ticulate}dumb, irrational; Jfr^yN.y* J^aJ the
bloch, offence t scandal, scntple, a cause raional soul; jJ^L-^so JfcCi^ raional
of
offence, occasion of stumbling ; ols^ Jl creatures opp. Jl^ao ^ ^m6 animals; UlJb
NN *
. *S> Jfe*iL& -*i;^o offences will ]L^o a wztwrf endowed toith reason; Ju^c& & n

never be wanting in the world. Ji^io founts of reason i. e. of doctrine, b)

1| n*c rt. ^*-d. m. a stumbling-block, eloquent, a rhetorician, dialectician, logician;
3

offence. )&^*> )L clc7 logic; %^*\* jr^l^xi

rt.^-o. an
a treatise on logic. Pael ^^ a) to speak,
f. offence, scandal;
J scandalous.
say, recite; with jxjL or t^ to tlk; Jloii
. S \ kx ^
,
^ dumb animuls; UL "Vi^iS
1 pi. JfclL.. rt. jo. f. afly-flap.
//e said the ivords of consecration over the
pi. )&& rt, **9> f. a fly-fiap, chalice. b) to utter a sound, sound, creak;
srnall fan. *%& ]j&^9 the ilmnder muttered. c) the
o&o.', J^^jiai rt. ofco. m. a) a writing, act. part. ^&cMa answers to -Xoyos in com-
written narrative ; JJLif ofcCa, v annals, a pounds; Ji^?
r
%i or j^o^r^^^o
chronicle. b) a writing-style, punch, girnlet. a theologian ; \\*Sll |Aooi *"
^ N v^
a&lrologers, physiologists; *^ K xPsv ^ ^ jjij
M-o^-0 ^*> pi- J rt. ^i^o. m. a writer, com-
poser, auihor, compihr; a notary; |ifc*&&
\+Sfemale ventriloquists. ErjiVA.^^ifto
be spoJcen, said y told; to be accused; sometiraes
JjS|? a chronicler, historian.
perhaps active to speak with p; part. with
JLol&*&& pi. Jl rt. olSJ>. f. a ivriting, negative Jb^fco JJ ineffable, unspiealcaHe
description, narration; a book record, chroni-
y ^i&okJ JJy jocu^io an imtold quawtity. De-
cle, register, account ; a deed, act, contract; bivatives, JL Jl^x, l^)L.N.v> ? ^^v.v^
Jls*!ifc^'o( J*.cub>l^U the Gospel recoixla;
ULi{ or^*d(L laaaJSJxi a geography-boolc. to^^^o, J-J^^jo, UjJs^^o, Jbocuo,
jiaao&sa^0 rt. ylso, f. dpjilement^ uncfaan-
net/s.

ixao&sA^o, )s-J , rt. ipfco. defiling, polluting. Jj fut. W, act. part. Jlji, J^, pass.
part. JLo, J^i&, JliL\. o^W, replenish; to
Jloil^a: rt. *l>o. f. eonii fmance ; with JJ
complete, conclude ; to beftdl, satisjled; to be
enoughy be able; JI,a3^aik QodJUU the universe;
U'tsJio, Jlj rt. JbsO. abiding, lasting, \\xja,v>^. J,jf f JJi^^o ^ the ear is not saiisfied
stable, permanent, enduring, vmnoved; slotv, with hearing. Special meanings: with ^1
Kn
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274 rcdjM

to JIU the hand with gifts, to consecrate leam by heart; with JJ^ao ila to wholly
with j-iol to complete a Urne; Utaoi ai&o *o follow the Lord; wifch *T to consecrate to office
A^&cu w/jtft ^fil rfa?/s t^ere completed; eccles. to perform divine service, celebrate the
y
~ y
*2Bsx+ our days are ended; with jJL&> o Eucharist, to confirm the consecration of
comfort, console; with JJo*> io draxo water; a bishop, to ordain. Pass. part. u^LxuLtt,
with |J^o topakh clolhes; with Jl*iS to <rau> jU ^aaJae, )]^^iaiao. ftdl, whole, entire; per-

a bota; J*j^> ]&&*> ao hefittedan arrow fect, offull groiathy adult ; )fcl^3a-o
complete ;

to the boto. Pass. part. Jilled, full, complete; I^a^^a-nd full growth the age of twenty- =
Jooj Jbao J^ oi /ie was Jilled with the Spirit five ]^Xviiv> Jl^xi a fvll year;
years;

]%. C\& of corn; IIIa^ JLso /wZZ

JliX full ears grara. ^N n^ ^o l^n*, a completed noun i. e.
-

/ y^ws, advanced in years; \lL'i<&> kJ^J& one endiijg in \\ Eshtaph. u^a>*7* a) to

manifold, manysided ; ji^^c ]}$**& a drawn be entirely given over, to be initiated with o
bow; in comp. full; J&o Jl a housefttl; to or m the rites of Baal-Peor (ISTum. xxv. 3-5).
Uscu# or J, Jlo) JLo a hanful; \Ao jLo a b) to be fully formed or grown, to become i>er-

cupful; Jjc& JL*> a mouthful; with nouns fect; to be fulfilled; to be made perfect through
of time and space expresses limitation martyrdom, to be at an end esp. of life; to be

J-i-^7 JL a sfori! ^me. b'f* while; $.x>9 concluded as peace ; to be celebrated as a feast
Jx^J or o /or a while, temporari/, temporal; eccles. to beperfected in baptism or by receiving
chrism after baptism to be conjirmed as a
JIcuJ^ U_* )bj ^,m short-lived
)^ ;

bishop hy the patriarch or metropolitan after

frimdship; Ji^T Jij* ka^Js temporal enjoy-
ments; )&o/' jbo a cu&& Zon#; jloj JL*> he has been consecrated ; generally to be con-
summated. Deriyatives, j^ax), JL&, jjbc,
spn tcide, narrow; JuiaT JL the space
of a day; J!^\ JL*> one m^A*/ JJt^, jL a
III*, Wi, )^Jlio, Ja^oo, J{a^o, Joaioo and

minute' s sf>ace; JJ JbJ> suddmhj; ]LoS

h.Sj^ in the twinding of an eye; ^a\o )Lx>
a short time; J&bX or J^wl Jb*> for an hour,
/or a time. Ethpe. wX*>Lr a) to be Jllled,
)ia.\vi^v> ? ^i A. Nv a^ I^U^odI^^,
^ ,

with JLoL ^U joy; with [$ ^A ^ JL^ rt. lbo, verbal adj./wK; used occasion-
Spirit; with

&Jk*
Ja&>
provided, completed, Jinished ;
these affairs
to be encouraged.

mustjwst
^xz%J&
be completed;
b)

^to be
ally in
cf.

&e.
compounds instead of the
above^^i )J^U^T
a Zi/e while; \mA^
Jl&
JLo a
pass. part.
= Ji*' )bo
lapful;
M^a ^Xsoif the exchange of prisoners ras
\1*& )jj& a 6o;?/^; JL ^S> %& wordy,
accomplished. Pael u^i a) tojill up,juljil,
verbose.
complete, sate, supply, satisfy; JiLaa> a need;
Jj^, )& pi.
r^, | rt. ^00, f. (c 6)
Jij wmis; )&4 a request; with jfcoo*?
a) a word, saying, sentence, precept, command;
to ii^p^f t* ;;Zace of, but cf. 6 / with JfclU,
]ls*Z JfcO^ the living or spoken voice but
to to&e a wAoZg year. b) to Jill an office,
ministry, position.
J^-** $r the living words of Holy Scripture
c) to consecrate a bishop,
Peal with
Uko? ]ilX the text of Scripture; fcJ&2>
cf.
tI, Ethpa. uX&jf to be
U&& a command. With verbs with ULz, :
comphtely Jilled, quite full, fulfdled; JLckJ?
^U, or ^jal to ^eg?"e an agreement or treaty;
Jii* w&JMf ipj^> that U might be ful/Med **)LaX Jfcs.i^o U<2 t the besieged sewi
tvhich was spoken by the prophet. Aph. u^o/* to make terms for his life; with yo.fo
tojill up; act. part. J.^=> jLa^ consolation, wen* 6ac ow Aes worcZ, Jro^ Ais promise;
cf. Peal Shaphel u \ s\i, to do thoroughly with *ao^ to pfw oneV ?<;o?^, promise, ansioer;
or comphtely, to accomplish } perfect, make an with ttj, \m, *^ix*. to co e^, a^ree, w?^^
end,fmish,perform; tofuljil a promise ; to offer a compact; with aimfc to cat <mes words short;
sacrifice; to celebrate afeast; to get perfectez JfcOoa^ lai worthv ofmentian: y t
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or &^&t inefable. b) m. tlie Logos; J&\j& from Jls^ f. exliortation, eon-

H^o? tke Word of Lord; J&k& \LlZZ
the 0?a&"on.
)oLVf the Only-begotten Word ofGod.
faculty of speech or thought, reason, energy of
c) the Uj^Lso, lfcl*i rt. ^, hortatory, stimvr
lating; tfci^io Ji^ikik*) JJ(o& positive and
mind; Jfc^& JJj jl'cuil dumb animala but negative commandments.
J&^& !tf? a bad speaker. d) a thing, affair;
jl cu fcaS y rt.
. l ^.i^. instigaiion, incite-
a cause, reason, orijj^afrs ori /> account;
ment, exhortation.
JL& \a^ m aZZ things; \l\^\o ]l^j a maZZ
matter, trifiing affair; * eokX*> ^"accord-
JanNjfc rt. y^X> m. a handle, haft, MU.
ing to iheir argument, as tliey reason; )\&J& \ikJc> ; see ]fca^^.. m. a mouldfor brick-

Jfcoaai? a >2S reason; making, a brich-kiln.

witii V fo ta&6
nto account) mention, speak bout. e) a dis- fut. ^c* j and ^>vmu, act. part,

course, traci ; a dejmition. f) gram* wr&. *^o, pass. pari i^, ^^*>, Jfcl^^o. to
iwc / jls*, d^J* JL? cia < j\:& the active, tke rub JiiX ears of corn in the hands ; to pluck
passive voice; ]L?a&9 Jft^Vcft the imperative; out Lairs orfeatliers; )^.oJ^,o l^^jso pluched
M&* \^^ a participle, adjective; )l^X&^o. up and rooted out; JLJLaoo l^^o \JLJL
a adverb. a despoiled and weah nation. Derivative,
jh2> or Jbo, )l*3 or j,N,x> rt. JLa. m. the fast
mik after delivery. 9 wP
rt.y^oc. m. pluching, plucked-out
j)L& or Jbfc Aphel part. of )J1 to zveary. feathers; cft^&o +& thickly featiered.
Jjbo or UJb*> rt. Jlio. m. fullness; *%+2>\l \xXs^H& pi. )^. Or
ty
V\^S[v> m. ixakayxa,
c^Jbc^ Ae w/ioZe inhabited earth; ot\L& L^I salve, soothing ointment.
tf
^

fAe sea with the fullness thereof; 6*hJ* )JLv> Uo*X& pi \1 and UlojX.^ rt. Jot^.. a hore,

the multitvde of its inhabitants ; clLaaia Jl'*~. wearisome person.

the crovjded church; o^)L^s> jj^jua^, on^boo ]1!q^o&!o rt, o^. f. constemation.
he drew his bow to the full.
)\*>, )o!i^> 5 JJocli^o or j^di^ pi. f
J)b> or U)L rt. JUo. in, a?& overjlow, podi, rt.Jlao. ux.fidlness, abundance, quantity, volume,
food, invraation ; op>t? kp thejlow ofher amount, stern, spm total; gain, profit; matter,
blood; SJa^jij yQCssJSo ))J^j Ieeni temptations material; pecasion for thought or speech;
gain in strength li/ce a water-flood. Tnatter, secrei on ; s^.mj om ^d po .*
J ko

Jl3-Jij> Ar. f. the angelic host. )oc^>.n? ^7^ sea gets its fullness from the rivers;

^Jl 3 U>W& pi- *-"> J rt. ** m ft messen- -

lx& JJ? jja^^a ackAj ^y iwwrf countless
ger esp. a messenger of God, an angel; *J money; MLxl? jicuX^o </te car//o of a sAzp/
JisJLo or oi aw archangel. )Jj^<^ Jool^aD riclies; )t cu^ao jooilf
fcJjiJL rt. ~D. adv. angelically.
ttUc^lsX 2/ia 7/^ wmy wa/oe prqfits by his
trading; ^^9 )ij )\<^^oformles8 matter; tke
)to$Jc rt. *JI. f. <m embassy, mission,
material part of the sacramente; lcuS.* vo
message.
^^AaaiL-q^ the Eucharist is offered ihrough
^d)Ug lojii,
7
J^jLi rt. mJ. adj. angelic;
bodily material.
JfcLijLfi JIoj*>j ftte likeness of an angel. 4V
9
I^CL^ab or
9
X rt. u#2^o. spM-fmrslane,
^lbo, JIsJLc; see jlgaN ^. 1

atriplex halimus.
|*J5jL& ni. ra /ictAuxta, molluscs. Juieu^ao a companion, guide
rt. JoX. ni. t

m. a /m^Z of perfwme; the crovus* folloioer; one who follows a corpse to the

JlJ_ from JAi exhorting, en~

,
funeraL
couraging; an encourager, instigator; jfcs^e U>\&, JfcocibK." rt. ^ao. a counsellor,

)ts*lA,^Mv> a ?/;cr<Z of exliortation. adviscr.

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Jtcocuioo rt. *\. f. connseL y*2L&, U^Jc pi. jl- rt w^ao. f. saii; J^J.o

Ugn.\xv f. /^aXa^, malva, althea, the mallow. lw^&} a covenant ratified with salt i.e. not to

V<^U
be disannulled ; j&ff Iii )J^& saZi fo symbol
V&X&, v
a&t& rarely ^li,
H&Khov, rather, the rather, more;
of the earth i.e. one of the four elements.
%cx>v^p kaao
&ok?wmc& more; iq^ um JjJ( 6wi %6 railter; k*&& pi. KL rt. u>^oo, in. a sailor, mariner,

salt; met. J^Ijccud? l^^k^o the true pilot.

*| yc&o& or rather.
jfclOkctioo rt. ^aX. f. liaking, liching up. jaAx a winnowing-fan.
U^o^aJo or U,g.^..v> pi. JJL m. a gw o/i/te jio~!&& rt. w^0. f. a) saltness,fiavour of

Zodiac ; \J* ; ^ ? J i ? }^ o-^c i/i# ri^w Aries, salt. b) steering. piloting, pilolage.

the ram; a natal star; yiaJioas cw regard JL'cuimJ&o rt. ^ik, f. licdng.

the star under which you were horn; \H&S>& }^Z\ 4\^K ^ rt. yu*iik, adv. aptly, fittingly,
fleuhiif i/ie feers or zodiacal signs which have xoith exactitvde, conveniently.
influence over mankind.
) u oaa M^,v> rt. yu*X. f. fitness adaptation.
i

\1LL&Jd, from J^a^oo zodiacal per- i* <

jfcsAJU. \ proportion, harmony, symmetry; )t
taining to the heavenly bodies; y*\* oVv* )$L \&)&} proportion of the limbs;
1?
)K
4

fortune accordng to the stars, horoscopic lot.

lilof 2&9 harmony of nature;
?
ji o;
iaX&, H'dbfcj, JlicvVv Aphel pass. part. j^Ij^r? an arrangement or sertes ofstories.
of tcui*. joined> united. JlsJC an
rt.
jf
toibfc, artificer,

JLo^j a) rt. JL. f. a jp?ace /or getting skilfid workman; a locksmith.

water. b) pi. jio f. apear. )&*&& pL JfcLi^i rt, ,\s>. 5 aZ* Za^,
fejty.'&& or l^itcu&& from ix atlv. a salt-marsh, salt-pit, salt-pan.

conjoinedly, together; in order.

^&x> fut. j^cu^cJ, act. part. !, pass.
r*( *
Jl&a*> E-Syr. Jloi or from part. ^*^o*>, i^*^Pj Ji^A^. a) io swzear,
7
ici^k f. conjunciion, aggregation ; gram. ara- rw& over. 6) io clothe or coi?er oneself; \ \ v^ .

nexion of two nouns, the firet being in the M a^ ^ y*/Ho o !j ^T<? clothedHimselfwith light

constr. state ; the being affixed as an enclitic. as with a g armeni, c) fiek^rv, to mix oneself up
Mj^&, J&J rt. jX. importunate tiresome, with, trouble oneself about, busy oneself with,
)

impertinent, foolish, distressing. study, practise; with v2ax> to consider before-

jicjj \vi rt. >* troublesomenesSj annoyance. hand; Ht^acoja ^j accustomed to affairs,

u^&o fut. wa^oJ, act. part uX, l'\^,

hisinesslike, capable; Cx*? J^ii jsSfe& Y*
a busybody. Pass. part. a) smeared U>J>
J^m^d, pase. part. m\, klVo, )frf. .\yy r
with blood. b) wactised, studious, capable;
io ie 5aZi, to salt, season with salt, to sprinkle;

t S* . V,s ^ojf
Mi OASO sprinkle them with dust; W-y^ ^* Xao having sfotdied much; &**
pass. part. salt, nitrous. Ethpe. i J&& if*to )-Ja* M
^Ss> having studied Greek, vjell versed
be salted, sprinkled with salt; in Greek; -^^oo c^j }iq> studious re-
to sprinkle
oneself; to eat salt with j^jL. Pa. && search, careful invesligations. Ethpe Xi^tr
a) to salt, season, U,\xv-r unih salt. b) with
and Ethpa. &&lPto be smeared; metaph.
-a-M io be tinged with heretical speculatxons or to be
io fee?*; metaph, to govern, direct
Ethpa. i>>&fe lf' ) fo 6e seasoned with
mixed up, occupied with them. Deritatives,
salt. b) to eat salt, be a companion, intimate
with yL&., c) to sail; metaph. j.xus> %DJo ^, i^S rt. ^oo. m. a) mortar,
imX&Ks Jli-ao mind when itioa-?? the cement; bee-glue, a gummy substance with
explores the sea of cur Lord's iendemess. De- which bees close the crevices of their hive.
MVATIVES, J-^O, Ju*oX, U&& f f-Vy, b) attention, study.

jl o , ^N y>
, , Jk. \v, Jicu,,^o, ),u\uy, \)Ufc& rt. <*$X f. a whetstom, grind*
stone.
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uao, Uix rt. ILjo. m, fdlness, supply; predicted a miUstone for of whoso the neck
oL&ja> ua^so iAe supply of his need; JlJL? shouldcauseoffence; *aA$ J^l te promised
yOo^M> ffcg torrent-beds whenfull; ci". jJLo life, salvation. ui. ^o retpn. Ethpe. SSt^
7
and UU^- to ta&e counsel, consult; U^j> uS ^i/V*e
i.

kX-i rfc. JLso. ni, a seamster, mender, tailor. king consulted me. li. tobe promised. Pa.^
r. to jj-^e counsel. H, to promise, in. to s^ w^ a*
lsl\^Jo rt. JJoo oAv.fully, completely, wholly.
.

as ^aZe/. Ethpa. ^iLirimper. E-Syr.

t0r,
}i cu^ . pl.Jto rt.Jbo. f.fullness, abwndance;
same as pre.; "W^Syr. ^j&ltTto <aAe ccwnse,
consult, holda comicii; ^-Sj&}^!; ^g / y >

Jl&J^s fco<f% replelion; IjsL*,*^ ]X

(oa^*. counsellors of peace. Aph. J&b}* i.
obesity, corpulence.
io ^ive counsel, counsel, i- a) to repn, rwZe,
jioL*A^o rt. A.^. f. saltness.
&e Hwp', &e(/m to rrf^n, come to <Ae throne;
&sl)^/ X*o rt. fr^yo, adv, busily, studiously. y&&{9 Its^i^ w <A 2/ear o/feV accession to
JIgl^aX^c rt, fr^AP. f. capacity, study, the throne; metaph. to 6ear rw^e, 6ear s^ay,
acurnen; ji'o^A^o iJL^awem of deep study. dominate, take possession of; )lis*^A*f Jt*^
\l^2q p. J^.. rt. j^gX. owe w/io curses, yQa^Lx MN^ d ^ o flfce yo^e o/ ? ftear^ rwZe
pronounces maledictions9 overyou; Jf)JL ou^ A **&&( a demon possessed
^Aao, H., JfcL. part adj.; see%^. her. b) to make king, crown king %
elect as
ruler; iaaij-sa^ci^. oi( <Aey came to na/ce
sI) L\,v rt/^ao. adv. rationally> eloquently,

expressivdy, well or skilfully put.

/a? K-wy. Ethtaph. u^Uf a) to 6^ tac?g

Hng'y ctla o*i)^j> ^lCioli( Ais ftm w;as wat2e

}Jei\)\.v> dim. of ILXio. m. a contemptible
speaker or rhetorician.
fe'v^ afler Mm. b) to be reigned over, be subject

)l"a.\\?3p rt.^fcj. f. a) the facidty of speech

to rule or sway; H^A & naS^oilf they
became of Satan.
suhjects Dervatives,
or reason, reason, prudence; jld^^.Njo JJ?
UaN o^o, |^a^ )l^o!ioo 3 3
^oo iaXi,
irrational, void of understanding. b) speech,

pronunciation, eloquence. c) Zo^'c. dialectic.

U\^ .

?
I^laN..^, fcs*J>a]^, luoaNflfr, Jtoa^o,
l^uloa^^ l^aNrio, )icunN?c ?
|uqgk\?io, )&s.a^ao,
f*^*^B p]. JJL- rt.^-ao. m. raional, accord-
ing io reason, logicul, skilled in arguing or m *iS^O ).^& pi. .*n\v> }Sj 3
rt. m^ ui.
oratory; \S^L^o Vmdo^ logical order. m. ^ew, ruler9 emperor, khalif, prinos, emirt
k^.fruN, E-Syr. io*, pahivra, especially, toparch, &c. ; jp^Jo ^io( tlie king's highxvay;
chiefiy. laS*o ^aaa ^ 5oo^ of King s; \$&& J&0
JIolsu^jc rt. %a^.. .joining iogether. king ofkings, a title of tlie kings of Babylonia

]i-i\_^ m. xikipiov, a caiddron. andPersia. Metaph. }]^jlL ^JxS^ Jomo \*x*Z

JwJ^Jtt Ar. a womarCs headdress^ a long

f.
the sun and moon are rulers of the year; \j -oa3

piece ofsilk tttnsted twice romul the head.

JJjio .00^09 )iii^ Juo&ti the first corn-

rnandment of all the commandments

is chief
j&Xao rt. JL. f. a pateh; Jl*** j^L^jta
eccles. the East-Syrians caii the special leaven
a patch ofnew stvff.
used in making new Eucharistic bread, also
\jl%*&& J&u from !sA.
}
. annihilating. the priest's loaf \.i^Jo \\& 1?q* renewal
;
*
fut. * j, act. part. m^J> iA\&>,
t of the malcha.
pass. parfc. <**^> )a*Njc. i. to counsel, advue, yQ&t 1&^J& pi. \Z~ rt. y\vz. ra. counsel,
exhort; \J&s*&> J^*5L la. S aa 57(6 grve* n#/i advice; )a\& +~> or^ik a counsellor, adviser;
9

counsels; \-A\$ t
a& afc counsellors; o^S^Jo jAvfc? oa\^ ui the king a counsellors.

U*S <^e Owe instigated Mm. ii. to

jBWfl I^)>a\v> rt. y^,^o adv. royally.
.

promise, make a promise; k,n,\:f uaoJLfl %Z\&& rt. ^20. adv. prudmtly.
- 5*i*. Tff^ cwwawi which I promised to David;
rfaN, litfnNA pL vQ.aS^ )lo rt.
^.
I
f. ra&qsj r^j khigdom. royaldignity, majesty
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oi u r

* r ?*
y y
m tf/ae year ... o/ ft& Im.vJ^fc pi. JL. rt. ja\\. m. a) eaw
reigns J*^x*'f jtaa^ao i/je kingdom ofheavm; nourishment, food, victuals. b) saffiron dye>
)la ft\& uiS ^ children of tlie kingdom; lis-c^-^^c rt. ucaA^. f.foodj eating.
as a title, ylctn\ yowr majesty; .toaXi r r
&\m$ infin. of verb ci\; aSI*
w </ie fon*/; as an epithet, Jiaa!\*i>? Jl*Io
Pael parts. of verb ^\.
or )l m\ v> fe J L ^ao the royal city, tlie capital;
jl fta^vio ? JJ^caSi
a ro?/a? mandate; pi. emph. Uaa^o or Jjaaai^jio pi Jl. (irjkoninw)

*A* ^00^5 ofKings; Jft.Vfr& J c j& <fe

a kind of melon sfiaped like an apple.

^Sraf i?oo& o/ Kings.

f
^v ** m 1
*, * i* p
s^IaX-
v *

rt. a^.. apt to

hj cirx\ ^ dim. of }n\v>, xq. a kinglet, 2>rince- teach, learned, a teacher, mater, schoolmaster
ling. doctor; given as a title to many of the Fathers
JijiaaX: pi, i. rt, ^o*>> royal, pertaining esp. to St. Ephrem Syrus \J> }jj\^ the Greoi
to the kingdom. Mater, and to St. James of Sarug ltJ * y

kn\ So, .
J *-*--. rt. ySja. royal, regal imperial; ^^^.ox. t/te Jbcumenical Doctor and
\Z&& \3U*> regal raiment; Jj*a;^& Uo/ >Io^/ the divine Doctor.
Tdngs highway.
i/ie
$&&*& pi. Jio rt. a^.. f. teaching, the
)ta, a\ & . rt.
y
Xao. f. imperial majesty. of a teacher; leaming, scholarship; a doc-
office
|^a.ai^ss rt. \ :*v adj. ofcounsel, persuasive. trina! treatie, a homily.
%*& pi. ^S^, J^S^ rt. ^. f. \1&&, jfc^J rt. ^iv*. doctrinal; sdlful
a gwem, empress, 2^^c^s; \a*, f^5 \& the
)^,. fl\v > pi. )Z. rt. ^a^. m. tweezers,
Queen ofSheba; used metaph. of cities, }K\& snuffers.
]ulx>t the queen of cities i.e. Baghdad
JJ^aXi J-aoooji imperial Rome.
*&x>-i^> ; fut. ^ ftS ,2Qj. topeel, make
smooth, pluch off hair, feathers, &c. Deeiv-
J&Jofc^o& pi. j^ dim. of j&x^. f.
atives, the four following words
a Utile queen.
*v V
rt. . peeled> bald.
JJoV>ofc*a\jk pi. JL_ the same.
9^9 V
^^^ Pael of \. rt. ^\^ >. hardtvorking, laborious,

JhL&, j*^L& pi. \L, )L *.%*>, endowed Uioo rt. ^Xjao. f. a great brazm vessel
with the power of speech, full of talk, talkative, for washing clothes.

eloquent, garrulous; with

| mute, sjieechless ; U&o rt. *^x>. m. baldness.
J1L endowed with speech, opp. JLXao endowed J^^ eraph. state of JL&; see above.
with reasonj
speech, faculty
) &
of speaking.
v> v> j&,aj> te ^ f ti&> ri^so. gram. verbal; \Zl&&%&
adverbial.
9 y

fc^Tjwi^^o rt. ^fe^.. adv. fraudidently,

"
"-J ^J^VWWfr^. maliciously.
%J-m rt.^ao. endowed with sjmch,
JiciofcJ& rt. ^I^k. guile villany, malice.
raional. }

ItcooisX^o rt. ipfcsX. f. mwrmuring,

Jio^& rt.^o. f. utterance.
detrac-
tion, dis2>aragement
Jlo +v^v rt. jaX. f. symmetry; with J)

ungainliness. ILo^X^o rt. ip!^. m. a rnutterer, dis-

parager, iraducer.
>1. k_ part. of denoiw. verb La\ J
m. a robber, freebooter, brigand. JlifcCioo rt.^fc. a) verbal,
^ of words; ]J>U
JiW^ mX^ frora the above. f. robbery,
f*^ a verhal war w<w of words cux
} >

brigandage; Jfclii/ iauftm>v highway )2j&Sj& verbal complications. b) verbose.

robbery. JUjj&j rt. x>, f. escape, deliverance.
or KN v^ pi . ra. wA&e spote on jAosjjaao rt. y^ao. f, a compound, mixture
t/ie eyes.
of equal 2>roportions.
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}l%oj yaaj& rt. t , f. escape. tal tdtc& eompletes a mumher; v\ yj y* |o M

\

Jo^kf^xo, ]&JL- rt. ^.*-*. informing or

mdotoing vdih inlelligence. N aA^^ o Jft^iisiJsoo the grace of God
wfaVA gives birth and nourishes and cOTisum-
llol^attap rt, i^c. f. rottenness.
mates.
%.oiD-i, |ccq.& pi. J* m. a deluge, flood i
Jj^cui rarfely JLaxi rt.^j. m. wth pron.
tataclysm, iide; jt^c^aaoj aflood of ram;
metaph. ii! JjcLa&j a fiood of pity ; JJosaJa
STiff. i pers.W-Syr. g^a, E-Syr. AV^
a) speech, divtion, way of speaMng, style,
J fcC^^?? a ^AiWjpooZ oftusts; Jfcl^j fc^j JJcta&i
eoquence, dialect, Jl^Xa&:&j JL'oxao parts of
a torrent offlame.
speech; ll^va^o \<*jI**{ or U;oqj ll^,v\-y>
fcttNYY*, )Jaaaj m. fiaxft&vs, mammon,
strnge or foreign speech; JJljdra Jl^ax
money, riches; Ji? cl*x& perishing riclies.
^ i Syriac, Greek, &c. 6) iaZ^, discourse,
I^JysttaS pi. ^ Pael part. paas. of ^j^a^ dissertation, treatise, homtty; llNv^.v ia a- Za
subst. m. minged wine and water, drink. toZ; ]^o)^
irfZe ipf^? )l^ic . preface,
iJj^Jjejo rt. ^J^o. adv. temperately, pro- proemium,
portionately. ji'fi.N^s^N^ rfc. ^jso. f. speaking, discourse;
jla^jjsojsD rt, <^J^3- f- mixing, blending, teaching, science; )i'c^^ 1q.W,vi^p false-

due proportion; jid^J^cLo JU non-confusion, speaking; with JLoo!^.^ theology; J? ^e?2e-

nortrcommingling of natures in Cbrist alogy; {ScJ> astrology, astronomy; JI^a

)l^rJL genealogy;
J&JI*.1T JfcLj?ir j&^JLaeLae 2/*e verncd, the meteorology ; la.Ni.'N^n-ao

autumnal tquwox. Jj^sw^iir or U^o* iAe doxology.

j&w.vLso rt. J>oo. f. a 5?<m?, wound. ViK^.vii.v*, JiC^I rt. ^>^o. speaking, de-
claring.
wJL^o, }LJxa, JI^ajJocij ; see Pael part.
of U*>. \ i f ^ spi^i ]]^wl rt. J^o^o, ptdrefying,
causing decay.
IIo^jq..^ rt. *-^d- f. rain.
}lciS.^x%NW> serious illness.
m rt. ^sa. rain-giving, rain-bringing.
\;\
;
> >f> \vn^
f.

owe w7io s seriotisly ilh

* * r
rt. 0020. m- mocdng, scomfal;
)>l^ aa.^o rt. ^^-io.
r m. a mediator.
a mocker, scoffer, scorner ; Uia^a&ao iLiX a
mocking tongue. ]lo?;^L rt. ?^so. f. impregnability.
*
-CUAa
4 9 y
rt. jseua. f. scom 3
mockery; Jili^fi.^ p], JL rt. )po. owe ?Ao & zealous,
i i<* an imitator; |m1*^0; Jjlfraaap imitators of
LI scorners delight in
Christ.
sCOrning.

ijr-v^^ or ij.^'o a plant, clwlidoniwm.

1
l^rUi^^c rt. )t^o. adv. tet^A emulation,
vying with each other.
)s b& f. a plant, glaucium jrfwemcmm.
)UcuI;^lv rt. ji.20. f. emidation, imitation,
jJ y.sKsft Jfcv*Jrt. Laao. adj. death-bringing ,

comparison.
deadly; Jj&naL J*oT or Jjsoj deadly poison.
t^i-sLo, Ut^>^A-^> )KJ . rt. i^o. pro-
jjuxa^ajg pi. j~ rt. *ao. ta. a humiliator.
contentious, rebelliotts; a
voking, irritating
m
t

\''%ys+*t rt. ;,^>ft m. /ns #7*o p^'ves betrothal,

rebel; ioi? oo**xao i/iose m?Ao provoke
promises in marriage. the wrath of the Spirit.
Jl*x*> ; see Aphel of Jbo. J
jl ^v ;> ; .y^.^Q it. i^a. f. contcntiousness,

UmI^jSL, jlC^I^ rt. u \ *o

, . piloting, exacerbation ; a cause of bitterness, of provo-
directing. ctimi.

U*X*L, JliL rt. Ji. afulfiller, mpplier; }^\J+jlxLx> rt. w^fcJg. adv. teniperately,

corupleting, fulfdling, &c. ; U^l&? nioderately, commenmrately t fitly, evenly.


K'&cuxae^iJM 280
l* 4.
)l o w, Vv i > rt. u. t ,A.v . f. ) moderation, deseended from Poseidon; jloaXi? jja*,
^
moderate amount, state betvjeen two ecctremes,
eqmj>oise} balance. b) mensuration. e)Ji" i' 4
o//Aj5 r^oZ
monastery of Zuknin.
the
stocA/ -Aj^ojj jtoolx
c)
^
of material: of
from

)KJi*, a meamre of drinh. /rowv jiolL i^S ^sL%f ao%A^the Lord

ipofeojajso coutr. for ttoo& ** from ever- God formed out of the ground every animal;
lasting, front aforetime; ever; with JU never. jcw kW' & *a^j^ mad6 o/m rf) of agent
U^klS^a^o rt.^oo. m. a writer of parables or object, cause or reason : by, of, from, for
or proverbe; the author ofilit Booh of Proverbs. onaccountof fyj&?^S* ofnecessity; jlo^i.
t
^ Greek partide pip} indeed, used to in- for joy; w o ^
U*+Z+ it is clearfrom this;
troduce the first member of a eentence, cf. ^o*, ^ ol^wjS they died ofthirst; ^s> o.\cj ft .^

Germ, zioar, usually followed by **? infcro- ^iL aaa^ f </iey were too weary to bury the dead;
ducing the second; ^? ^& p4p ftf, on <& with verbs of fcar, of hindering or neglecting,
<we Aan(2 on the other, of needing, asking, taking3 giving ^ > \ Z ?
;

^o interrog. pron. com. gen. and number Jk^j* wefearedfor our lives; *> *& oicaJ .

who? which? what? wo & u?7eo w &# tO^j^l tfiey vnll reverence my son. e) of tirae : from,
who *i > ^oj ( ^o sfco are these ?
are ye ? while, during, at; jlo^ J&T & from morn
ok Aa-co ^> wAo w a&fe to do this? Joi to noon; oL<xa^>^
We
^ from my youth; &
JWd JIoo tohose shall be the victory ? . ^N JCaa*> ai beginning, from the beginning;
i oop ^ose $&dtf tf/^se ifiings be? ? *j& Ae oo*o-*_ ^ during his Ufe; ^ Jis^*
wo, any one who, whoso, whosoever; *& j J&Ji JiciSQiafla^i/ lettersfrom the timewhen he was
o cm? i^/iose soever /iowse; ? ]^ *Aer<3 is no & mode bishop: with j a/ier; J<Lf
when the devii had gone out.
uajj j
one; +* ^& preceding a verb, O thatl ^s> f) partitive:
oo usually contracted who? tvho is? f, out of, some of; yeoi& **3[ sonie ofthem;
what is ? who isit ? who are ? .co**l*/ o o ^a yOoJUoo
yoou^fi some others; \-llI *&
who are these? y&u>
wAose used after verbs of inquiring, w7i
caso w/m'cA ofyou? cul&; some of tke Araba; o,t&Z> ilL he sent
some of his forces ; <Uo i*lo iiao one
^
may be, who it may be, what it is.
7<e

part and anotherand anotlier; o*laa part

t& prep. with affixes vj_,

^J>, <*&!&, & c .
of it, parthj ; cil 0) distributive : uuol ^
a) of place: from, out of, at, on; Jl'ao
^> J^4 "

from the window; \A*Jb ^*> ?. the Lord n^^ weighing one or <wo pounds each;
G-od sent him forth from the g arden; Ja ^\
r
-
r ^and Jlex. Harkleian for . * Ly-
^ji" outside the door; frequently with verbs ^y fiftieB. h) comparative : than;
of rnotion : ^
^ ^ll'goingfromto .,.; )L* iM* & sweeter than honey; *& Jx
P9
with u.3o, or U to retarn from . . . ; Jocu
-oa*. ^ kJj a %A< wj/wc/i comes doicn from ;
?nos< miserable. idioms: with pers. pron.
i)
or the name of a person; on the side, of

f'j^o? b*>*( ^2* yoJ^Aaj 2/5 Mnu out from

the land of Egypt; with aai^or ou^u
the

who
party, in the name, J-Ij^c
on the Zord's side? ooo* o^L2>
is
^ ojl&
<%
to &r%
owi, to^ /ro??i a plaGe or person; verbs of were on his side; o0&.? 7s & w<fo,

eseaping often have fio ; with expressions & ??i his own name, by his own authority; oi^

of position : ]Lk& ^&]i^ ^ on t fo f ^ or o*^o oo! and less

and oociiLxo ojl^ 6?/
commonly o*=o e>
himself, ofhimself, by

jlJ? Ua*^ <w ffttf 50ttf/i 5^e o/ ^ valley;

itselfalone; <hL ^a,
Jjoo3 ^ oi^ o^e vofce, wi</t owe accord.
it fell of itself; &
^i" ^ iiwe. 6) oforigin, race 5 birthplace
For compounds ^-j^iao, o^uao, ^o^a^aA,
or resdence: of from; ^? U*Zi jo^^
JtZ^ l^Li
r
terif God of very God;
:

*+o*<s>l
r S^> U^*>, Ui o5, see uo*v3, o^,
yO+Jx>QL& ^o Plato's father ivas
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r* 281 AvP^JUJ^3

U interrog. pron. neuter. what 1 why ?

ao, ^*;i&, JL^jfe pL JL, U. m ^,^X, ,

wherefore ? ^* *j what is his name ? JJ,

y .X vX fc^/ wAai Aave / to do vth ihee ?

A^foi or A-a^ ; see under U*. pm,
)*& ^> Z* \*k*li * S.D Ui why stand
fl

ye looJdng into heaven ? ? i that which ,*

U&oilo, JfctJL, rt. ipo*j.

>oiXi, iJloai, JfcLj

moaning.

U>m* whereby ? wheretoith ? wherefore ? U.^X v rt. >o*j. adj. shining,

hright, enlightening,
i,X to what end why ? wherefore ?
? ^4-& of the nature of light;
\U> why ? wherefore ? )ii
aii
whence 1 *%&.
= oo Ui
i subst. a lightj a window.

[ix> wherefore ? u>/<^ s Hm ? ^><hi^o, J^J rt. ioiJ. expository; a cow^

how is it ? vi = 4*0} )ui is a less frequent
mentator, one who expounds the Scriptures;
contraction. Derivative, ^.<y a torch ofjlax.
) .

Ui usually emph. J&uS pL *i Joi s f.

Jlajjo*i^o rt. io*j. f. enlightening, illumin-
ation, irradiation; interpretation^ elucidation;
a)hair fur; ]iJx>
3 |ai separate hairs ; JJL
h*-Z& jy >ci x
l^oo( jrcijyoiLic? ])U the mystery
H* tD 5cawty fiaw
# 6) music. a sr% Joi
1

js^Jhoo &nae of enlightenment i.e. holy bap>tism.

Jfcs*3i loosestrings ; ]$&J
>> ;<y>\; a decachord. i.
o **&
contr. of cot ^i ;: gee
see

U*> fot. U*J, act. part. Ui, JJxi, pass. oii contr. of o Ui see i, ; Jii.
part. \hc, Uxi. J &lx> . to number, couni, reckon, jia^oji from f. shqnvreck
^^jJj.
enumerate, recount, repute often with ^ aud Jlc^cui and Jlot^oLo rt.^oj. f. con-
pers. pron., U&& u^ uio number me thepeople; tirmed illness> ill-Itealth.
*Iao / counted oui money to yQi-i, jloXi pi. of )1^.1N3.
1"
them; JLos j-ax* cui /#o can- 7-ecowwi His
marveUous acts
mXjo-so rt. ^)j. m. a scale, bcdance.
? with jx amongst or mft ;
wJjso. \Lis> Aphel part. of s**oj. deceased.
yo**a^ cujo Jiici j& they joined the number
ofpersecutors ; ^ *2i J?cl^JL)o amongst U^-Xso rt. ^*j a . snorer*

whichfloch do y ou reckon me? t#o**L Lxo*I JJ u i*i i or ui* Jui with ^ prefised, tlie next
reckoned Mm to be ignorant. Ethpe. uss l/ yeart Luke xiii. 9.

to benumbered, reckoned, counted; )!&> JLa {& * viTv* ; |,i vt^t v> ]s*j rt. p^j. Ae ^Ao or
Me fn6e o/; wlir $& ja 5b zms counted ^^zi ^7wcA raisesfrom the dead.
amongst the transgressors. Debivatives, Uxi, jio!utt**Xso rt. u-j. f. raisingfrom the dead.
Jta^xi, Uai, Uuuo, jU, k-ifcu, Uia,
[LLJL& pi. U* rt. iamJ . aw augur, sootlisayer.

)icuISi^o rt. !^j. humiliation.

Uk^ pi. j rt. *j. unhealthy, numb.
f.

Ka^^iao *a^. m. having withered

rt.
jl^^ti rt. "%*^J. f. a meoMire ofweight
limbs,
jia^^L rtr *a^, f. paralysis. JJ^X^o, Jfcs*j rt. i^j. adj. guarding, preserv-
ing;j&J^1^1 ]Icu!^a^ toatchfu providenee;
Ufr^so rt. ck^. ra.parched; desiccative.
(j^i^ J.x*T?*w^sofc?e/b^cey subst. aguardzan,
Jjfs^ rt. ^. m, scourging; a scourger,
preserver.
tormentor; JJ^^o J^tM"* *" roc^ w/c/*
scourge us, JL'cut^I rt. ^j. f. guardianship, care,

ici^i m, a ma(; c& shelter ofmaiting. uli Manes, cf. *Jji. Debivatives, Uuxi,
M^ao, ca^U m. fiyyavop, an mgine esp.
t fl

ofwar; an instrument of iorture. )Jii tcoUi, Xl^o, )JIi m. a mcasure

pi.

AO^ao pi. U-, w|_ or uni- corn. gen. of weight and of value ; a mina, a powid.

ftayyawKds-, a bollista, torment, mgine

for hurl- Uii pi. rt. U. one who counts number } y

ing stones. a reckoner y

arilhmetictan.

tl&, jii Aphel part. of j. ili from Ui- music. stringed.

jLcuio rt. J^j. f. wavvng, motion, fcvll^jj^) rt. ?cu. adv. tremblingly.

t o o
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282 K'&CUi-^lS*
* v
)l cL > ir> E-Syr. _u& rt. Jx*o. numbering,
v>

see
enumeration, arithmetic, *apo;ft.\aiv; sec jo;3.
JL'cuLe from jjj&. quiddity. from w^x. f. alienaiion, estrange-
U*fc*i33, jl! .r. w*cu. rest-giving, minister-
ing, useful, serviceable;a restorer; a servant JJs^Xsc, Jl-J rt k*AJ. adj; biting, sharp,
servant-maid, server, attendant, esp. a tvorship- stinging; subst. OW5 who bites, devours.
per, a religious; ti? [Liliac \jl^Is> the sants
%
; see
who serve our Lord; l&Joae k*gO* J*f * y
\iJ& or Joi ra. manna.
monks or religious.
|l*flca .v> , JJ&JL- rt. [au. a tempter, the tempter
ministry; the
)iciijlujjO rt. w*qj. f. service,
= Satan.
resis or 5eate of a metre.
l^jjumlo rt^mj. &tlv.byway of experiment,
|fitnTv rt. \a*oj. religious, ministerial.
tentatively.

jlnumf y rfc. Jmj. experience; temptaiion.

^jj5), Ifcjuxao pi. J2. (**i& with Ribui is used
^jud a) fc> arrive, come wifch o,
**xza Pa.
as a collective noun) rt. )Uap m. a mtmber
afew; a nwnbering, census; reclconing, enumer-
X or IcL^.; -^Loj Ji^Tf t+kJoiwhen the time
shatt come; &>*\* Jocof Joo ^1^ ^ was now
ation, computation ; chronology, an epoch, era;
U^i :> *+9<xlfew; jjuia=>? )&&>< a fewdays;
l^cx^? the way which leads to the land ofbliss;
Jbo |? or *t& oC ts^? innumerable ;
jArtxfy \j!l& a swm ofmoney; \SjJi u^aii J>
o-&x> jJ juN , \K he brought him safe to the
haven. Ethpa. **3uS>1( to
> a L * Iaojq^ u^f W*m J i^ai aitained
set out, come, arrim,

my seventh year ; jalu&j )^S ?/^ 600^ 0/

with iw, l& f > ; 9 ^ Ux ^^]^o ? Mi>F
when the sv/n Jias reached . . ./ uaoolus jjj
N'tmbers; *JLj( i aecording to the
t*^!" t*
computation of some, as some Iiave reckoned or
appear in person before the temporal rulers.
computtd; 116>j& )&jj ^A^cu* tfb Indian
Derivativei, U^jqj^ ll cq^uoK y> |m^
way ofreckoning; jaS?? JLai JJ.J1& a recJcon-
or UU&
?

ing ofyears or dbfety J^Sct^ij Jla*> fa

rt. m. settzng out,
coming, arrival, attainment,
Egyptian era, JJucuf ^o^hyi^J; *Ae era 0/
Alexander,AnnoGraecorum(im.Q:); \^L&\ \&j rt.-meaning to throio away. Deriv. JK^j.

the Apamean era (same date); U?o^j*}itdo )l aMAia& rt. u*aj, a swelling, tumour.
1^-^?
<fa Judaic, the Eebrew chronology; \xLsul, jfcLL. rt. *~&j.Jlattdent.

gram. number f\^^$Ls sing. or pi. Jl^LlaLiO rt. **j. a fan,fly-fi.ap.

U*lxs, U*I& or IIL*> m. a wor?, weevil, JioN^fy ri^j. failing, feebleness.
an insect lihe a locust whioh eats the heart out ^Jj^t, Jl^wJ rt. *Su. purgative, emetic.
of the corn.
jlai -alao rt. -Sj. purging.
]dl*I&, )j*i-~ from uJL&. Manichaean,
^A^-io Ja fti v> rt. *2u. animate, endowed
a Manichee. ? .

with life, with | inanimate, inert; j^las U^>

M * ^ pi. Y- rt. Jxao. pertaining to number, *ir ?
^o animate and inanimate creatures.
arithmetical ; jixlcS j^L^ a numeral.
rt. iAJ. breathing, respiration.
JIcuXaL from ul& Manichaeanism.
M-+-Lao rt, M.J. <m? to7io g^ves viciory
Raft*!
f/te
and JLo&Io rt. oj. fata*.
makes to triwmph; a conqueror.
i##, waving the hand.

jIsJLSao or jfct*laa pi. J&L- rt. Jju.

a JloiJj; same as )ia1>>Jjo.
6ow?Z for libations or in which the libation
was mixed ; a ladle, table-spoon ; a measure = ^'r -^ 1
' 1*^ rt. f -i. wheedling, coaxing.
about half a pini fr-p>-iio rt. Jj. coaxingly, caressingly.
la^iX m. viola odorata, the violet. ,aj, T^ rt. yi % Uandishment, caressing.
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if&ft-inirg 283
jlc*nIao rt. *ahj. gram. the feminine failing, wasting;
gender.
Jj^ ]jsIaio JfcLmao U?
sZm^ mu*,- Uaxi j^ a ms&% /wart,
\rt%AS*J3&) JfcwJ rt. aju. gram. forming cowardly heart. b) to be thickened, to curdle,
the feminine,
"
a sign of tlie feminine form. become hard;
harder than wood. Ethpe.
\A*a ^ \*>^^)b a rope
JL" rt. *u. <Ae clearing of a path. f to #me,
d!eca?/, *<#, meZ* or consume away as fruit,
Jj^lao ; see j&iLJ-yt. flesh
from disease, sorrow or fear; ooj-^jj t*&a5 l/*
JtaajxLao rt. yjksxj. f. clattering.
*
l^x^ iAeir jfeef mortified from frostbite;
]U*>> ]Ui^o pi. Jl Heb. f. a) a lamp-stand,
metaph. JjxoofeJ Uj{? J^ii ever^ A^ar^ 5/t^Z
candlestick; \*c*h jULo n*~U. seven golden
?7i^. PH. urn sr> /
mafe io P^trefy, causeto
candlesticks. b) a minaret.
to fall away or decay; to wash away,dis8olve
}

yumi.7!0 rt. \mj. causing oblivion. damp off, make moist or ivet; }A>^ *& It^o JJ
jl'cu*Ij90 rt. \mj> oblivion. rr dW ai ^a5^
ojii it away, dissolve it;
kiio comp. of ^ and umv Ujo; /^ watered
>( tvith tears. Metaph.
. svddenly ; see f-^v with j^ii to wealcen, enervate. Deeivatives,
Jl&so pi. yola, jloLo rt. Ua. f. a jw, Jlooooj Ji cumap j [U^, )i>.ffl.v\^p 3 Jlaxo^Di.

portion esp. a portion allotted, a lot; J&LL& Jl? fA^c to piaov, rh xeva, tlte middle ]SnJ-*Z^?
portionless; JfcLLc **S partakers; ) &!& o/^Ae cii2/ perh. the forum.
partly; yolo^ad manifold ; JLoL Jj|c Ae y^Xaxdo rt. ^lco. m. wooden fetters ; cf,

wAoZe ara? 2/i# parts; Jsjbo Jfcu^o severally, one

byone; JfeC o m 5 "^ jlcLlao fragmenta; JL'o-L^ )j)^qp>.^p ; see l.irn^c a sandal aud Utvi,N>
^4j or ^Uipfc- relics; geogr. or mathemat. a basJcet
a degree; gram. JC.S,^)? or M^aa^? JL'olao
)f\c\s> ; see )iAJ& a saw.
^xzrte of speech.
JiUS, JlJ^Ji, Ji^U or Jtt^ pi. JL"
Jkx ; see U*s.
or JfclL rt. (uxu. f. a balance, pair of scales;
fcJtl&b rt, U^o. adv. partly, smnewhat, a sign of the Zodiac, Libra.
a little; severally, particularly.
yjA \^sa rt. frttv weighed in the balance,
\Hsim, Jl^ilLo rt. Joao. adj. particular, equal, exact, true.
parial, separate, jyrivate ; PtsjL^o J-SiX private
affairs.
v ^ r ojJoJ*>, l^m'tf rt. oro,', m.
and
a) taking, receiving; )lk-&o \jLsbJd tahing
^j&V~uo, g^jjp^siae from j& and Av l
giving^commerce, trade; JHtj iamA receiving
adverb of time, f^e da?/ before yesterday, the
TIoly Communion; ]l>JWt| J^aa^o or ellipt.
other day.
taking a wife, marriage ; Jl^^o )^? U^ajS
kJJJjL rt. Jxao. adv. pardy, partially. polygamy. b) taking au)ay,abstraction. c) Aflftao

(iJAuLao, JfcU rt. Uao. adv. parial, in part, J^Jii regarding appearance, putting on an
particular. appearance; dissimulation, hypocrisy.
)iy, r j^f vs rt. jjtaa. particularization, kJjoafciaao rt. 9^x0. adv. w Z^e manner,
severality opp. J li ,o entirety. analogously.
?
-WfciT.r, )s*I rt. ^fco. </ta< tcAcA makes )t o<H^m^ rt. o>^a>. f. likeness, resemblancet
the blanee turn, preponderating. imitation, similarity, similitude.

)LVi^K i^% rt. ^iu. f. pr&ponderance> ]Laa^ox*d rt, i-^^ f. adhesion.

9 K
see
* *
JicLiiku^o rt. ^2uo. the infliciion of
2>unishment.
Jua^D fut. jAaaJ pass. part. J^l, Ji
l^my, a) to putrefy, melt, waste, drip away; Il ^^v* rt. s^>. satiating, satisfging.

U*xo )Uo foul and fetid; ^m.v j?o?U< JL'au^itt vt. ^w. f. afilling, satiating,
|

a putrid corpse; \}*JLmJo \x+~L running eyes, |jauAa, )Js.aj rt. ; ^rv> r a messenger, bearw
002
 284 rt&cdtySaJtt

of Hdings; an evangelistj preacker; ^>( ,oa!L ri . f. delation, ihe laying of

)jy^fYiv> ihefov/r Evangelists*

%J2)S i&m*0 ri ja^d. adv. as we may mppose, iliaoxtt pi. ii rt. ^aio. m. delation, calum-
conjecturalii/. niation; a charge, accusation; jJ ?aax^>* Ji'^L/

feslU l^ifltth rt. ^ko. aclv. as on w?7w> brings a letter full of accusations.
tidings. Jjai cisajic gea>. m. a) a co?n& for pi. JL. rt.
* 4 9 r the hair, weaver's com&. 5) a peeten, sort of
\t cu; rfc. i^rr f. opinion} surmise
supposition, stospicion, doubt. shett. c) ihe radiating bones of the liand or
foot.
J teu ;r>rrvx> rfc ab> . f. preacking; expectation,
awaiting. JLcuofto, Z*> or 3 ri i*oo. f. rennet;
Jlooftjsaa ^^o iiiw *m7& curdled by rennet.
i^mv pi. )1 m. a cort? to bind a load.

jf^&jA rt. t^B. m. a mosqae.

)i clovn? f. ^ cypress.

h+caJo m. a poher, fire-shovel, oven-rakej

Jju^mj> ri Jk^>. o^ wAo nvultiplies.
Cf. iattJo.
Ua^old rt. i^o- one ta&o extols, chants
Jia^m^o pi. Jio rfc. 1-^d. washing, ablution;
praises, a singer,
conveniences for washing ; ]IV~ *_*& ^ lAj
jl ft . iJ^ m . . v rt. k^co. f. rmdtiplicaiion,
i/ie 5aA.
ahundance.
K**fla*3 ri )j*d. m, a batk-house.
jicLLs^aoo rfc. k^o. f. singing, clutnting,
magnifying.
Jl cfa Mffl .v rt.
.
i. M xs. f. fwm
MgMflaAa rfc. &**. ni. a destroyer.
>
3 JfcLJ rt, -kaeflo. noxious.

injunous.

h^t&so ra. a laneet.

F
\* 4 1 y
ri ,m . f. causing injury,
JlS-
^m
s/ware razse^ paee
jfc = j&fcj[-&
m /rem* o/
f. a sfone 5ew7^; a
fcfo a&ar.

Jicu?ofco&^3 rfc. ?o*as. f. testifying, bearing

w^A^ca^, ^o- fr oc o o f. fxatrrlx^, mastic, gum
mastic.
witness, giving evidence*

Jicu?<*ca*o rfc. Jo*c0. f. adjuring, taking or

U^m ?o ,

, JfcLL- rt. J^x>. averiing, leading

calling to loitness. astray; a seducer; an apostate.

i
p
> --

^Uoav^ rfc. uaa>. adv. cheerfully, with ufem& pi. Jio rfc. ^flo. e?ror, iraws-

alacrity. gression; a2>ostasy.

JtcuOflo*a rt. w*aao. f. longingi deire.

'

^ ' ff v pi. Jio rfc. oa*>. f. pollution;

*$&&'! jiorumv) blood-stains.
M^ o cyvv* rfc. y*cuo. one wAo excites deire. $ v
U i^vt
9
J ri w^d. paiienty temperate, self-
Ji rfc. w*oco. f. longing, deire.
~y controlled.
9
or pi. i_ ri ^aaj. m. afiood,
QJi^x^m^o ri i^flo. patimee, endurance,
continuance, moderation,self- control, continence.
pciacofi, J)iCocuMu ri yKu. f. a syringe.
<**** jicum^) im, f.
M p cu a v , UlascLmjo act. part. of verb foetor, an ulcer; ]s^l^i Ji'oLmi m^ry
rfc. c^eca^, rottenness,

dissolution, dripping awayj

of jicuxa ^
U^ao amj o from
a groonfh.
i iAflooao. ^ caretaker, nurse; fif he became very ill jft-om ^ foulness of ihe
aw/ ^cuao U,mvte l svffering from tun-
Jiauttomo from **aoao. f. <e care e>/&? ning sores,
sec^y care ofhorses, grooming. )$<Lc*Jd or S^j pi. ^Z-, H ra . a e/ay's
JjcLc^ao pi. f rfc ^aaio. m. a delator, accuser, journey, a parasang or farsang ; \J^oJ*
calumniator; a despiser, one wlio Jwlds others
in cortiempt.
& Ucuco^w "
days journey distant.
\t*- rfc. ^ao. f. setting onjire, inflaming.
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^fdUfi&aa rt. <j.ocd. dejmitely, vrithin limita, poorness, meagreness; ^l ef** ~^ wy ^x?or
awmmarily, briefiy ; l^JLJLx *oo^S all se?/; jl'cuam^^ ^Q^U^ Ae 6ecawe a <&**
iogetker.
c^;Ze a/ &o&/ povevty.
m rt. ^clos. f, limitation, being con-
\ U**& or Jfoaaxj pi. J* rt. wu. m. a ckm,
tained within limits ; with JJ immensity; barrier, embankimnt,
rhet. J^^ lanumvt a ftgure of speech where
ti&cJe = )Un\s* in. difficulty, great pains.
the orator expresses much infern words.
)loL\cn'& rt.JLco. f. rejection, contemptibility.
Uaavvs )?Ca rt. u,aoo. defining, drcum-
scribing. l A^mJo rt, ilce. ow who spums, rejects.

) Io. ta*ra_v> rt, u.cuoo.f. terminating, bringing

k+\>u \ct\ ^ rt. )L. adv. scornfully,

to an end. )iau\nn v> rt. Jlfio. f. rejection; refuse.

),l v\a yoo ; jj^u_rt. ecu&. gram. affirmative. jia.a\tft ap rt. ^\ao. f. fAe vnnowing of
9 ?
>Js-J_rt.^cu. a Itelper, auxiliar?/. grain.
p * p
Ii*
tf

rt. ^Qo. f. at^j foifp, support. jbLaa^ai^ rt. ja^,m. f. <Ae 6o66m of a loom.
Ma*&ao, ]2S T rt* ^<iao. consuming, deadly, KL T^vi m^o pi. ^a1-, \Zm infim, of verb aa>
destrvfitive. with J.** m. capital ptmishment, pumshment,
\Acc\'& pl. ]*_ rt. i^ccu. m. a) =}uaa..& apoker, bo q.-ift ffl,j Ar. poisoned.
rake. b) a syringe, clyster, injection. jJottTmy) or [tTcuTp my rt. Uai. f. lameness.
4 7
12>mttvv \9 s y
; see j^acQj^>. \uK\rc\io rt. |vim. blnding.
*am& 3 Uflfiv, JfcCi-aocc ; see .Qm^o,&c. r t. uJft ^o . m. retiring, repose j
j? p*
rt. )^d. expectant, exyressing ex- a coitch, seat, support.
pectation. rt. uja,o. ra. a supporter, hdper,
JljCixwjsD and J&IlaA^o f. a fringe or upholder.
wop ofhair overhangng the forehead, jL'Q.mjc from iUoj. ambidextrous.
i 6
? r
pi. Jl* rt. u^o. m. aplough, thatpart . v m vi, ^isxm,- rt. iflo. m. a poisoner.
oftheplough to which the simte isftxed, a plough-
rt. ttao. heaing, cwring.
share.
jl Wim^o, |i\^A^o from
jlc).\nmv> rt. ^^axo. f. crime, folly.
i, austere, ascetic, self-restrained
s
}.i v\fn?o rt.^^a^o. an evil-doer, iorong-doer,
humbled.
offender.
kJjLs>*3XaLao frora'^xatti. adv. asceticlly.
s
M. v*ft\v> rt.^rvrft undtrstanding ;
. one who
jici^N \^mv from %^2fiuo. f. voluntary
explains, instructs, eccpov/nds.
poverty.
|lai^.axns3 rt. ^saa. f. offence, perversity i ' r r
iniquity, viciousness, folly, faiuity.
or UUa, J" pl. KtacuaS and
klmao f. a rw^/i or reecZ basket.
jlV^X^nrao rt. ^aae. f. intelligence.
\1oi2q and Uim^o pl. JL rt. Ao. m. a sAoe,
Il^oiiiv, )t^I,^iaa\^ rt. anm. a former,
sandal; o%LaL& )l+ unshod.
fashioner, modeler.
jloAifiCLo rt. uxup. f. indigence.
,rnftv> Palpel conj. of Om. fo impoverish.
i 9 9 y
pl. )JL m. a ^oa{?; |9Cf J^aca. a
^nfnv>, jiaflaao, J^ljLofloj written fully
^nmv, &c. rt. Ao. j?oar, needy, meagre;
poverty-stricken, toretched, miserable opp. * %&; )fnmv ? JtttL& or ^i)^ m. fibre e
j^6re, a rojMH offibre, cocoanut tnatting
fcJ|UAa^& rt. >ffc.fln. adv. meagrely; like )l*m.:tt? itaitCkov, the medlar.

a poor pwson, in tlie guise of a pauper. iiaa.^^o rt. jiax. laccative.

jLni/jrnV) rt. Ofio. f.poverty, want, penury Ji&tfxJo rt. ^Su. in. shears, scissors, muffers.
 286 r^^iotM
Jio^A: rt, tu&. t twimre. to bring an accusation with o against; to speak
jj fom*> rt. ta^o. m. a) shears, scissors, conUmpVaously. Ara. &af a) to 7io&2 t
a rzor, b) a shearer, hair-cutter. contempt, hold lightly, set at naught, contemn

j U^ mv> pi. JU
P
rt. ^aflD. f. a) shears,
with^L of people, but usually of ]U<* slmme;
razors, b) an arch, vault.
)liw? jfawv )J K/e/ Jta=a death; ^qaaj
&cl*Qj fam^ rt. oam*. m. pwwi; or carrying
thelaw; J^to war. b) to dare with or ^
aud a verb. Debivatives, Jicua^a, liol omao
up, ascent, murise; ]i$JL uflm,j> m% of tfAe
Jl$OCCO0.
dawn; offering up sacrifice; )Aau&? jlcujfto
)JSJa*^3? the proper quaniity of the obate;
) loc-o also J^k
and y*UL& pi. J* rt. tau.
ju. a) a aw. b) a doVphin, more probably
chem, svblimationj distillation.
a sawftsh. c) see * -JAyy
l oan -v , Jfcioaaj& pi.
JlL rt. lmj. f. a) <m
iQltffl^ tf/ae Tnesentery.
ascent going up^limb^pass; jfclam^j jl^ys^ y
}

of the ascent; J^"y *jso? fg\*> v*

difficulty ]

risingfrom the dead. b) taJdng up, translation

of the boues of saints. Jlof^ca^o rt. jwso, f, inspiring terror,fear.

jl cuimja pi. jlojam? f. perh. spasms.

, j&J rt. ?^od. terrifying, terrible,
frightful.
js- fyflrrfcV) from jku, adv. s#%, 5^wi-
Jioj| ilAio rt # ?wo , ^ causing ofterror,
offrighting, terrifying.
)i ctNcinv> from jfuaj. tproportion.
j&J*etau&, jl^i. rt. w*iao. f. an oil-fiash.
U^mvv pi. . rt. *ai*a5. a) subst. m. an 71 P* 7
r
ascent, slope, eminence; steps, stairs;
see i-flo: a grooc? Syriac
J&#cikjjr
8cholar.
|lgfl. & ^ a psalm of degrees; Luij&j
fl 4 rf V ^
JioiJ^joj iAe ascents ofvirtue. )l o .>*; fn ,v> rt. u*ic, f. d&pravity.
b) adj. impell-
ing, maldng to rise; }imJz ^oT an upward **iaoj&, U^m^ rt. *m. a) one w/jo
impndse. g^w largely. b) he who ordains, consecrates.

jtcujWao pi.
^iflcuc, U^;Ajso rt. w^o. a corrupter.
JLo rt. .ais^. f. contemplaiion.
\xk sgL& rt. *A^m. of or for ascending. jAGi**^a^ rt. u*^flo. f. a) a reques^ corn-
mand. b) ordinationjdesignation.consecration.
k&amv pL JL rt. ^a, crouching.
c)

liberality.
9
rt. v^fiL. gram. the point ..
ax^tcoo rt. wwe. f. corruption, damage.
>JjAoaaort cross-eyed, squinting;
azure, blue-eyed.
[iux^o rt. j*. m. scalpel
^ImJo and Jimj m. a large dish, dessert
Jto^Looo rt. ^o^5 squinting.
#

dish.
U^a^oo rt. iAflo. one wo Zoo/fo ashance, *Q 7mj& ignorant, unlearned.
*

despises.
f cuim ,v> mesenteric.
dos* Jat icL5auaaj 3 act. part. f&, pass.
fmwLao m. an- eunuch; see verb j<
part. i> fti^ o <M*W p to punishment or
scora, to A<rf# ^ to contempt, to lay an s^Uutoo uswo. adv. in poverty, in the
rt.

accusation against, accuse, with ^ or X&\_

practice ofpoverty, em^ty-handed,

Ethpe. ;,mv ir to be delivered up, with jAo^^a^o rt. udw. f. privation, poverty esp.
wft oaaft^ **Pi5 or yio Mito iAe Aan^s of vohmiary renunciation of worldly goods, an
At> emmies; to be mode the scorn or sport of. austere life.
m .

with yl* or & to 6e held in contempt; V m&lf* y

}luk& rt. woj. f. sawing,
)iQJ2*+&thefaithwas7ieldinc6ntempt.'PA. *
$*** r ^ w^ see JKUU a &tmd/.
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hJk> or kJok&, JJ&>d only used in the %SyxLDs*xiS> rt. ios, adv. with JJ tmeajpec^-
const. st. m. quantity, sufficiency, thai which is ecW?/, tmhoped for.
mfficimt, enough, ^ciW y&fc3& cat so much h~ Uo}mi& rt. ^co. adv.jw%, vmmovably.
as is mfficiervt for thee; uXajo^o l^mv enough
U&>&&, J&JL. rt.^^flo. a) }&a wfo'cA
for thy need, as much as thou needest ; fe-mv
ctm apprehended by
5<s the intellect, inielligible,
Jfcoxw enough to*pay a debt, the amount of the mystical. b) one against whom an offence is
debt; U^J V-ax for a timej ? Ijsm JJ
committed*
it is not enotigh to . . .; ? Ism,^ as far as,
2J)j^L32gvV rt.^^aoo. adv. mystically.
in order that. <

Jloi^J^raJ rt. %rtco. f. understanding

JlsA& a balance; see JlUa^o.
6 intellecL
jtsm^o and less correctly )&Cmjfc rt. jm&.
licuujLol^^a from ip^. f. formation,
rennet, sour curdUd milk ; that which holds
configuration.
together.
Ji^J^floio rt. L, cmtempiibh.
UJLsI^ go Na, ItM- rt. ^A.ro. with ^ in-
\X^u^K%si^> rt. JLod. f. rejection, reprobation.
satiable; thai which never palls nor causes
satiety.
jxl^fYiv, JfcwJ rt. t^m. a^ vjndertaking.

u
99 .j- f*
rt. *^a. adored, adorable. )laj^^n^p rt. i^cc. f. visitation; action.
9* *r **
)jima^flcL rt. ^m^ff. a braggart, prater.
rt. s^o. svhject to injury.

UojtT.cn s& rt. *o*o. with JB indivisible. \^}&x&& rt. <^. caparisoned.

adv. with jj'ax^jl^mvi rt. (^xo. f. i/ie being fwrnished

hS\U>i-cn^x> rt. *d*xo. t?-

divisiby.
toilh a horse-cloth.

Jioil^i&io rt. jS^o- f. concealment.

JJyoj&aoJ rt. ?*. <Ao< o/ tvhich emdence
is given. U^9lk& rt. ww. f. wasted, desohie.

Jiaj?o&fl^ rt. ?ow. f. the giving of JLcuJ >&*!,& rt. ^^oo. fome/ scratched.
testimony. scarified.

.!olfli, U909&&& from Jio*o. lunatic. \\l\.&*ts^ ]j rt. ifca. a protector; proiect-

JJ?oJ&*3 from )?aa. m. gram. ofnarration, ing, concealing, sheltering.

Ut^&ffl-, JfcLJ rt. ;-m. with m- Jffcui&jBhaa rt. it-co. f. protection, defence.

\li^ict^ rt. J3^0. with | </*a< which cannot

J^I)J a*lm^o rt. ir\cc>. adv. with ]J in- be laid aside.

tolerably ; "^) fio***.* hS\jizL*ct\& Jl |L'cu^9&&*e rt. ^3^ao. f. laying aside, renun-
q^J*j&
he is so excited with joy he cannot contain ciation.
himself %Z\l%Jk& rt. fc^o. adv. according to natural

Jioii^&c&a? rt. <n. f- Mndling, buming ; cliaracter, opp. JS-lU^-mJ ^ according to

being scorched, burnt. condition.

9 p . r *
, JfcCJ rt. yoa. finite, limited JtolJ^m^a rt. !S^o. f. stability, $teadfastness }

with J) infinite, unlimited* constancy; with JJ instabUity, tnconstancy.

^7 }o.^^N^ rt. *oao. adv. with 3 mjmitely. JJLS-aa-ao

t
rt. lS-D. <w t/;/io establisJies, sets

}Lai&aa& rt. ^o^o. f. with | infmity, firmly,

incomprehensibility* [jU&coc rt, >1s-ob. with ^ indestructible.

s

Jl ajil^m& from jol^j. f. wintering, passing \j&& pi. A^o, ^X f. an obduSyfarthing.

tjie winter.
\S emph. JI^j rarely )I^^ pi. ^bo.
(X^L^Cca^ rt. "^oflo. on m wee< ofhelp. U&& m. pi. a) </te boiode, viscera, intestines;
lSf^ m JJ&J rt. Jaco. expected, awaited,

looked for ; with JJ unexpected. intestines; )Lil \lz>Jb the rectum ; U^o o^g
 ; : ;

288 r<bs.

dysentery; *^&ao
came forth front
&
my
<sJL\
loins;
upm/
ba*f? \lSi>
son who U m\P r
rt. 9*. adv. helpfully.

Il^i^U rt. :

bowels ofmercy. b) Ui\f LL& earth-worms.

> 5 JJjjj, J)aJ rt. fJ>w. helpful, assisting;
) rt. .ax m. . enchantment, sorcery
\l>9*&io things helpful or sahitary.
a worker of enchantments.
!*X& E-Syr. |j?o^L JL
UU^&, l&J rt. working, catcsing,
pi. rt. ?chX.

efficient

destruction upon ?nm; with |

m uu? j^j: bringing
iyieffectual, void,
m. a recorder, chronieler.

JLojjo^xi rt. ?o^^. f. a calling io remem-

of none effect ; gram ac^m . brance, reJtearsal,recording ; JJ^aiD IojIch-V^
r
3^Im a.N *& rfc. *^x. ar.causally, actually. tito recording of actions; *% ji'cuf
?
?
cu^>j& Jloljs-oo an exlbortation to virtw; Ji c6
Ji pi. JIo rt. jx**. f. operation, (

working, power to efface or produce, energy, o? a commentary on the Gospd.

9 r $ p p-
activity, efficacy, effect, action; instigation, - )CI- pi. m. J^ f. Jl^
molton or injhience; jl lxX Ji'c6-x^& rt. ^ax. /ie or ^a w;A?c/i hinders, impedes,

life-giving power;
as Jy the operation
)&# Jl'i^i
ofGod; J&Lii/
^^y^
r
jl^.
/
r
a hinderer;
way wo hinder the work ;
J rvsX JIdo^o
JloaJ^
yOCojlT

JtffcF tores
2/ow

human actions; j&J^o ^>^ */ as by g

)L fti
r
^/cA entangle the corn or hamper growth;
Satanic injhience; H^V^v^v ^j ^ came jKa^ojsoo Jio^^I embarrassing superfluity.
tnto operation or <$ec*y JL^V-kv^ rm%, PI. f. hindrance% impediments ; ]}*LLLo&
actually, in efect; pi. thefunctimis of the body; l^\ 2L worldly difficulties, hindrances to
gram. action. piety.

^j ? -i\v> rt. a^w. adj. efficient, efectuai; KlUio^o rt. uo\. adv. loiteringly.
Wa^& Jl* efficient qv productive force.
U^o^oo rt. ^ob*. an opj)ressor.

f.
JU*S, JiU^S
a teay, >ass,
a)
pi. JlU^i rt. ^. jlo^oo, JI qj& S f. an intestine, entrail.
passage, crossing, ford,
straits, a duet, canal;
^J^J )l p>y thepass Jjo^o = Ji hair fur. 3

'
of Geba; jloj? ji ; ;> : * ai *Ae /or<2 0/ tfie , .
Jlo-X^o rt. jix. f. constancy.
rover. 6) a public road or oay/
aferry, ferry- ^imA^o rt. Ji^w. adv. with fortitude.
boat ; a passage, vestibule. c) a going amongst,
intercourse, conversation.
)i<xuJ^Jao rt. }j^, fortitude, mdurance.

tftxaj pi. . rt. i^.. m. a) fie who

bk rfc,%jx, m. a spindle.
causes to pass over or by; Jijo Jli/f ) \'>^
i
M^^ao rt. a^X. sneezing, cwming sneezing;
God who makes times and generalions to 2>ass a plant used for snuff.
away. a passage, a strait of the sea, aferry-
b)
Jto^^^bo rt. ja*.. f. Aa6z^ custom.
boat ; Ji^j \jis^Jo ducts, pores
of tlie body.
c) a hymn of the dead;
jlil^f Jja^S V *-^ , JfcwJ rt. jo-S-, habituating, acom-
a hymn of those who are passing away. toming.

J l cii^ ao rt. cs^. f. stammering, hesitation, ^o, U*^o pi. JuLj^o J&LS from
U V v>. . . pi. H. rt. ^. m. keeping holiday, U^,. f. a spring,fou.nt; J^j jL^Lao a pn^
ofwater; metaph. ^uuc
festive, festal; \$Wx> )he\x> festal homilies fe fowrf o/ H&;
^fiw^ao Ji^ a book with hynms forfestivals; J^Jos? U \ v >,
afount ofblessings.

h f^^M Jf ftWe wo do not keep Mater. Ua^k.. adj. of ov from afount

fte^p,
vf
jjbo, lij-ao,
^iwr 0/
]&J rt.

assistance, felloiu-worJcer, bene-

^. a) a fcper,
or pn^y p$oJo )Iili JJ^
riw water.
^^ ^a
factor, protector, oiiin}' \jI+&o a help meet l* **ok*Sao rt. > a A t f. some illaess perh.
for him. b) adj. useful, helpful, advantageous,
sahitary; JJj'jjL UaL- aa useful drugs.
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UA*S^o j&JL- ri
? *oo-X. grievou89 trouble- h*t**Jb rt, axx , m, ows w/ao baptizes;
^
some t distressing, vexatious; pi. f. annoyances, esp. John i/w Baptist.
qfflictions; ]&LA*& ^oA-Q ~? jJcu*
|fc? cfa v6 rt. aax. a) ajpooZ.
i
f. 6) wa$&-
freedom from al annoyances. %r, c) baptism; J&?dj*i*j? Ja> a godchiU.
fr&ag, JJCS^o rt. io\. m. a) on w&o d) with fc**5 or ellipt. a baptistery.
awakes, arouses; )}&& tf U& *^L o woe U^-sx&o, J&Ju~ rt. j-^xx. darkming,
io ifoe m?o stirrest up evil. b) noctu/rns. c) a sullying.
poTcer.
Jl*x^, flk&fc* or Jg\A*jfe cf, Jbo/.
JiaiC&o pi. Jio rt. )glV . ^a* wAic/t rw^r, crpei.
arouses the mind to attention, a monition,
observation } notice.
& very ill, seriously itt.

bflfaX& rt. ;a^. in. dwelling,

^&S, Jl* pi. JL&& or JbL& rt. <^. sojouming
>, )

esp., in a strnge lancl ; Jp&^&

m. opp. j.n.9tv>. coming, entrance, return;
a dwelling-place ; a dwelling, abode; taj
beginning, cominencement ; ^,SJ> v* orl
^*& i&xSkj ftness for habitation3 habitableness ;
]

J^co* iA entering upon or beginning of the IL3t*f )jla&AJ& a monastery.

fast; jjio, mSSjS^o? Ja*=> *L i/ie Sunday
)JiV\.\v> rt. n&Jbm. thefounder of a town.
before Lent; ySZSdb ^&>q^L*\j Jloc$j )J^=
iiLijLx>, JfcL^- rt. Jxx. a singer, precentor.
J^JLrs a vespers, Huit is at the commencement
of the Sabbath.
jtcuuuoe rt. iOw. f. singing; a cJwral
dance.
Jj^&, l&fcjLfc rt. *^. f. opp. J&&&.
a) entrance, entering in or upon; an incursion, llj^X^fe pi. JJjCitioo rt. Ux. f. a) familiar

inroadj invasion. b) bringing in} introduction; intercowrse; with t^ intimate^ afriend. b) a

an introduction, preface, c) entrance into chant, antiphon,
7 9
office, induction, inauguration. d) eccles. *m& fut. cd r^N^ci?, act. part.

dedication of a church, solemn entrance or pass. part. uoa-Xso, J , jj^ . io c?a^/i, trample
procession; Jjjj Jiiiaa; Jls^&e the bring- or knock doicn, to bruise; Jfc^a Jf*f >fn\^v
ing in of tlie holy elements, tJie entrance. e) crop, oj->^ J^/ fflLjLjfco Ae tramples doten branch
produce, return. and berries, mother and child/en9 iogeiher;
kJJXvao rt. JLs.. ady. eminently, excellently, o& Jo un^of ji^oft. tlie ulcer tohich had
suMimely; on high. brought his strength down, Used of deraoniacal
possession esp. in the pass. part. convulsed,
}lo *^jao rt. JLx. f. loftiness> a lofty deed,
distravJght by a devil y ravingt vile, horrid;
high estate, excellence, elevation, exaltation,
mblimity; jjo+a^ idL^Lso nobility of birth;
. ooM'i^? MLdkie )Z?S. the vile indulgence of

ttle ylcu^fcjao you/rllighness, your Excellency.

their passions. Fem. emph. raving, distraciion,

aberration; *+S*jU ^opcop jf m *jSan.a I myself

)ifv^T^ rt. JLs.. a) one who raises, exalts.
was tried by demoniacal Ethpe.
distractions.
V) a monte 8 cloah
*aijool Vio be knocked or trampled down under
U^v& p. *L., JJL rt.^x. m. opp. |i&fiufe. the horses* feet ; to be commlsed, tormented by
a ?ay *w j ingres8, entrance; l^Lit* the enter" a demon. Pa. m^&a to trample> crush;
ing or approach to tlie gate.
l>q^,v>K om ^ vo paiis of the city fell and
jlft^Nyx^ rt. %X. f. aw entrance; accesa} crushed ihe inhabitants ; metaph. io pdllute*

admittance; with Ua io o&iam entrance or Derivative s |mAJM| jlom-ooo.

;

adimitance. \tk&> to\v>. m. a) a ttoisting,

pi. |L* rt.
i, jts^sEX&o rt. ^X. iempest- griping of the intestines, convuhion; un,^ ^o .

tossed, troubled. i5i5 tlie colic; \h^1 \&&& infantile con-

)U^\>\^y> rt. "^^ f- violent agitation. vuhions. b) the rubbing of eara of wheat.
rp
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rb, tflin\. crisp9 curly* usually constr. com gen <A# setting of the swi, the
. .

J; c v& . pi. J* from jm,\, m. a fentA #arf, west opp. (^ju ; *J>;^o*x $fo north-west;

te7Ae juiaai wi gxfc tfAe #om<7 <fow& of &e asm,

jlc;mvro from ;mV. f. tithing, tlie exacting

sunset; JaScx^ h *ar x Xo
ow Wednesday
or offering of a tithe.
evening; &*&>?? o*ax& 2fo western shores

of the Tigris; jaft^J&f uoicubc & western

M*^^ l^. rfc. )>.ftx. an tmdertaher, one
regions of the worid.
who lays out for burial; funereal.
%*Zl*;jLtt rt. oX. adv. confusedly.
rt. AX, f. multijMcation j
plurality.
JtciatfOD rt. o*X. f. a) mixing. b) sifting.

; ft-X
or jft,&io pi. J* rt. ;<YX, m. a <?Zba
K*dj*o, )iw_ rt. o;X. western, occidental;
J
\l=>Jo Westerns, inhabitants of the west.
or hood ; oue of the Eucharistie vetments,
a Zar<7<? sqtcare linen amice or cope. Jln'V^fc & p frora%*X. f. sifting, bolting.

jJi&ioo rt. ;Q>,v. m. a gleaner. Jloft-&0 from ??*X. f. corrosion of the

bones, cariousness.
Ul,JLte rt. Lx. stubborn.
Jio^Lo rt. j^x. licentiozisness, lascivi-
Jf!i& pi. \JU |ff rt. i-X. f. a Mk-
ousness.
jjwm, wine-vat.
&JJj*2>j& rt. oal. adv. sa<%. Uf i Xso rt. ?tX. debauched.
I^Juso^od <p*x. adv. maliciously.
ofl &m
rt.
ft*I , rt, ^. adv. curiously, in-
quisitively. JIqjsd^oc rt. ^. f. swelling, rising high

^n*> as water; metaph. maZ&ci, exasperation,

, JJAn^ao, J&I_ rt. cuav. a tracker, violence.

one who follows tlie track, a searcher, in- MBtXSD pi. } rt. ;X. a money-chang&r.
vestigator.
\X>Sx> adj. from the above, ^iat^o J?ofcJ
hji*\c\x> rt. aX. adv. inqntsitivdy. money-changers' tables.

)l o i, ao - ^Lv> rt. QjaX, f. inquiry. m &db rt. ua^x. m. refuge; io^x& fc^
P9 fi

&a rt. ojxx, interrogative.

m^ao rt. ocux. f.

jle sadness. Ug ^x^ rt. ud^x. on wAo ^w^s to j?^,
drives out.
kl}ttvft ap rt. tttfk, , adv. perversely.

Jtavt ri .Vfta rt. viq\ . f, perversity, craftiness,

U**XSOj jj^ rt. ^X . a cliampion, de-

tortttosity.
fenderw

rt. xaX a , perverter; one who JLcux*^0(& rt. O.. f. strengthening.

y
taJces distorted vieios, a cynic. ^sI^A^jao from ia^ j > ,. adv. as <m aa cwfe,

JXx> pi. J rt. J*X. in. # ?zofe? marhj sign. sharjfly, distinctly.

^
X
\i&, JLU pi.
r ^o, J& E-Syr. jl afliijio rt. uxax. f. insolence, madness,

Js rt. JaX ii. f. a) a ca^e, cavern, den, folly, perversity.

hollow; ^m^? )l^a(mo/tow; )&& J inavvi ji^J_

, rt. iftAXy grievous, insolent*
double camrns, caves one within the \\ 9 4 9 y
JAo io fcXSO rt. >n >,\. f. oppression, false
oiher; J^l^Lao iiW Caw o/ Treasures where, accusation.
according to legend, the bodies of Adam and
^J{?^^k rt. fsx. ax.ready, in readiness.
of the patriarchs were laid, where also were
stored the gold, incense and myrrh offered by Jio?^^rt. ?lSX. f. preparing, jyreparatim.
?
the Magi to Christ. 6) a ceK/ o i"> ]t iX^o tffcooo, JkC*J rt. ?lsx. on Mo prepwres,
mahes ready; introductory.
fashioned of stones, i'c&?fcobo rt. jj^x. f. readiness.
& also written )^;.vv pi. Jos^.& Jj jKx^d rt. ikx. enrichinn. makf/na rich.
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rt. ^^. gmm.pomt8 used instead of vitatzon, per&uasivenesejsophistry; mpplication,

vowel points placed one above a hiter, the oiher intercession.

below but noi immediately as in ] ti and Joi,. U o^a^o rt. o*a. counteractive, acting as an
\LL^2lx> } JfcC^ rt. *-*^^. hindering, aniidote.

impeding. %&, Jlaj rt. *^&j. m. /aZ&^, /aH;

mi* r
tiu
9
rt. ^vS. adv. unwUlingly. sunset. descent; \Ju) ^jL jii ^iba w/tea
sleep falleth upon men; )j*&( V-"^"" oJ&
jCcuJiu rt. 3. f. an error, defect.
A5 Ja'nj tlirown into prison.
\Lq&J& rt. ***3j. m, a pair ofbellows. -l? . ?-

20 rt. t^s.9). adv. separately, apari.

)ls*Z<&Jo pi. JfcUL. rt. M*aj., a breath, f. a) p < v >

puff of air, blast, bowing, eruption of wind or w rt. <^\S. f. duplicity.

fire from the earth. 6) affiatus, inspiration. ML^Saj, ]&Lj rt. <^3. one it'Ao divides,

c) afan, winnowing-shovel. separates.

\xLz&J& rt. w*o. cooling, refreshing. ]ro?o*\,^-Na and Jlc6?oC^*> from ?o*.
> 4- ..*
f. disper sion, scattering; mental pertnrbation
rt. *+u. f. a breath, breathing,
or confusion.
afflation, inspiration.

J^okj& pi. Jl^dk& and jkXft^ rt.

Ji^iL, jsJ rt. ^- freeing, setting

s free.
^Slj. f. afal, falling, ruin e. g. of buildings
JiC^aJo? \JLL epilepsy. Metaph. a
}is\&* or Jk^a^, cf. J*^cfc rt.^a^.
fall,
f. gram. a case/ a prefix.
misfortune, calamity, catastrophe esp. theol.
a fall, falling into sin; gram. a case.
JJja^aSuio, JfcLiL^ from )Im^i. imagincvry.

)io o.. ! v>)

J
)V .>T rt. a9, diaphoretic,
\il.i$i&, JWl rt. }j. giving, bringing or
leading back, restoring; ]IV^ I^SJ? U* a ^j&
dissolveni.
One *c/to brings back xoanderers io tJie Church*
)>m&Jo rt. u*j. m. cm air-ball, air-cushion.
Uliao, )l^i rt. U^. answering> converting.
rt. w^9. f, comparison, analogy.
)U&L*12l& rt. )as. f. return, conversion.
9 9 f
i} )^-*J , rt. vl^.9, comparing,
JlaojJL rt. ^axS. f. a luxuHous life, tn-
analogicul.
dulgence in ease and pleasure.
jlciv^^9i7o 9 p V
rt, j^3. f- fattening, feeding up. rt. rffciS, one <;o Zads a Z^xwn"oz*5
)^o.i.vi^i^ rt. y^. f. fattening, stall- or effeminate life.

feeding. rrs<>Z% Aphel pass. part. of aud. ii & lawful>

99 y rigkt.
rt. ^a. cooling, refreshing.

j Ica^aJao rt. ss^ 3 * cooling, coolness.

m,^ Aphel pass. part.; see tmder Ko&*.
a&Ze, capabUj expert^ &c.
\&L*$ts> pi. jfc^ rt. m*o3. f. a jwwr of
)ici*Kvft^o from j^a^. f. hioivledgC) capabUity;
beUovjs, afan.
with ^ ignorance, incapacity.
and ^iLao rt. ^a. f. disdain,
JicamS^p rt. fcflftS. f. permissiont liceme,
scorn, negligence, boldness.
liberty; eccles. a permission, faculty, pow&r;
p * - i.p .
J&ju. from }*, adj.jpergwaseVe, 9 4 * ^ r
>,
used with oom, t^- or 1 J ^2? )^
plauszble, wmrdng; li^iro'^^o JL& persuasive it s allowed, permitted.
words; subst. aa inter cessor, advocate j gram.
\jb&x* jfcs-X rt. toco cutting, trenehant;
the accent . one who lops
s

amputates; Jj^ i o jn'a ^o . >at

ojf>
J^UmJLo from )jxu< adv. persuadvely, iAe incisor8.
swppliantly. who makes
\1L-2l& rt. m|. gladdening, one
f, persuasion, in- glad.
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lsljai._j& rt. **-9. adv. exultingly.
Ji^^b rt. <^. entertaining.

^ } J^-*^ r*- Jt^- a deliverer, saviour. Jfj^iLao rt. ?^.m. a eake mode of the
*&, )Sl& pi. Ua& or f^&& rt a9j. scrapings of the Jmeading-trough mixed with
m. a) going out, opp. JL*j>. <?##, egress; honey or oii.

jk*? *a^& r
tfa em2 o/ 2&s jwar, b) ~ jlcu??4JLao rt. ?;. f. separation; jleeing.
U*o;j* apology, exeuse, defence; preface. l>Z\L'&x> rfc. u*^. adv. swiftly, speedily,
hj +c q jto,
i i
jW rt, ja. aw instructor, com- \iL\<r\ & rt. u**. ow^ w&o makes to fiy;
mander; a testator. c*uu>f &m&ia a spendtlwtft.
;*.Qj^a^o rt. ji3. i. a precept, injunctton. Jlcu^jo rt. J*3. f. procreation.
)XQ <=\& pi. }Z- rt. Ai. m. a) going forth or i^ajc, Ui^j>, Jsa-. rt. j^. a) fruitfd,
ow, departure; Joja&j? J& *Ae i?<>0& o/ fertile, generative, b) a begetler, progenitor,
Excdus. b) outgoing, issue,flood. c) way out, parent. among
the Jacobites the
c) eccles.
passage, mitlet, exit, egress. d) Urnit, end-; Maphrianus, Maphrian, primate.
kx>Q~l? Uo v > the Urnit of the border; end Jtcii^i vi. ]t&. a) procreation, generative
of life, death; K&J? Ua&.& the departure of
power, fecwndity, fertility, productiveness
ilis soulj )jSl&9 ]&J> the hour of death.
with JJ sierility, b) eccles. the Maphriamte,
e) edition; J^&; Jl*fcJl ogSteo new and
primacy.
accurate edition ofa book. rejection. g) issue,
f)
result. h) the vent, anus. Uii ;*.<&, J&UL rfc. J*s. a) generative.
b) belonging to the Maphrian.
jLiA&& rt. &2u. I a) casting out. b) eccles.
j>rocession of the Holy Ghost. JLaa^jO rfc. ^^3. f. rubbing, crumMing,
c) gram.
derivation. friction*

UI&&& j&J *aaj. a) departing, said y&x> Ethp. x&Jbir denom. verb from
, rfc.

on departing; Jj&TUakf )&xi&& )L com- UZ *2u to be mode Maphrian, be raised to the

archiepiscopate.
mmdatory words; words in which om at the
point of death commends Umself to Go. Ui&jjiLao from *oj&. m. a steward care-
9

b) excretory. taker, provider; a tulor, guardian, adminis-

trator.
U ^ft iuo
- rfc. ^os. m f a watchman} one who
shouts to scare away thieves. h^\j-JLx> and fcjjj^utsbo from *mj;9.
^Nflftv) adv. providentially.
j *t- ^ft9. m. a sling; a watchman's
ratile. ]lcomj3-2o from *mJi. f. a) a steward-
jfco^j rt. -^jiS. f. a botch, pustule. 8hi2>, management, administratior^ government,

direction. b) providence, forethought, disprn-

iin n5 ,N% j&_ rt, *o3. a prater; garrulous.
sation.
jfcUai pi. ^asLS, J&&& rt. *ij. f,
*oI&Jd, |o>l&
a) setting out opp. Uoc^ch return; 'fc. ui9. ra. spreading oui,
departure,
death; expulsion; aprocession, an expeditim. extension.

b) a version, translation; Jfcl^*i9 J&isL& hS Uto 'Jx> rt. ^3. adv. nakedly, barely-
the Peshita version/ %Jl .3 the Hexapla. Jia^D^a^ rt. *flo^a. f a) t detection* b) open
c) a breaking oui, blain, eruption esp. on the prostitution.
skin of the head. $9 r
d) gram. utterance, pro- rt. i^, one who spreads evil
mtnciation. reports, an accmer; a betrayer ofsecrets.
}i&Jo rt. J^. that which grows of itsef, jk *+m jSk3Q rfc. u^a. f. stripping naked.
sef-sown.
)iVNnf>?iv) from ^^^. f. rarefactim,
h*Zi^2L& rfc. <^. adv. soemnly. expansion, looseness.
Jl'cu^aj and JLUi^-aj rt, <^3. f. j^ ci .i \fr>i9t , Mf from \^ro^. f. expansim,
$plendour% brilliancy. dissoluiion.
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UaStfbo rt. ^*9 Hossoming. j& fut. j&a?, act. part. to $uc&
. U>j Jl.
%Z\Js&J& rt. *>;. adv. at a distance, from as young auimals, as an insecfc aucks blood,
afar. as the earfch sucks up water. Debitai ves,
jL'cu0t&& and jLc&aj&io rfc. *o*a. separation,
diswlMng, removal.
sIjJt^a^o
*> I. fut. J*J, act. part. *>, }i &, pass.
rfc. jw*3. adv. apari, separately,
distinctly, differently, particularly ; with JU
part. Jlao. to *fcc& or draw oui esp. blood, o fap

indiscriminately. up water ; to tfry up as a spring. Pa. J1&

JioiM^o rfc. *,. f. separatemss, distinct- to suck oui blood ; to drink or rfraw from fche

nesSy distinction. dregs ; to dry up with illness. Ethpa. Jl&lf

Vi i > ?&

or Ji*tj&, j&I_ rfc. a^ a) one to be sucked or squeezed oiti, to be strained from
wJw separates, discern or explains, a critic
dregs ; to dry up, become bloodless from disease.
Ixoo^ojf U ft v> an expounder of tlie law; Aph. wltcf fo <Zmm <wJ blood, wring oui

\jj*& 4> Jjal /te cfay which discerns or water ; to drain to the dregs ; to strin away
separates (the day of judgeraenfc). 5) separaiing, the dregs. Derivative, jJ^-.
affording ground for separation or divorce, Jlao n. (root in Heb. and Chald. tofind,
\U ^ t i \9i^o ,
rfc. *, t&. f. separatiptlj discrimin- arrive at) to be able, have tlie power, be allowed,
ation* pass. part. )-ao, ^1^ used for the third pers.
ji'o^-ft- rfc. ^*9. f. extension, simplicity. rn. and f. also impers. it rnay, ii can. With
U^*3 *p rt. A-** stretcking oui, making pers. prons. and often contracfced forms the
straight. presenfc tense : kC-" or U/ jw / can,
Mo , fh ,v> 3 J&w*- rt. a*l9. a) explanatory, J^wV IS^ \Z& thou canst, thou rnay est,
ZTiierpretatzve. b) an instructor, exposiior, Jjj5D= L* -*-^ ^^ way or ocm/ *osI
com/mmtator. c) an interpreter, translator.

kJ) la *s j o rt. ^A. adv. clearly.

= yofco/ ^r^ 30 2/^^ ^a 2/> ca^> &c ' Joo )p3
6 cowM, 7i6 migh; ]oo*-aau^ U-- ^ ?na7/ be,
}\ o ^ m is>
\ rfc. ou. f. exposition, com-
mentary.
it is possible; U~& JJ c^ ^ {5 ^0^ impossible;
i_&? JbCLO or Joo as far as rnay be, as much
\j+kL20 liquefying, dissolvent.
s**)&2l2g,
i*t.

\L%&&
*_*>.

rfc. u*fc^. ra. tfAe aci o/

as possible; Ll-ao? |jo ^.^to ^ 5e5^ o/our

opening; Jj&ab w*lj& eloquence. power; "^so Jlao omnipotent. Often used with

Ji-J^JL, JsaI rfc. i**k*3. opening, one who

J|J1 to give emphasis, ujoWl? )1*
6 Jj/ jl ^
opens. I am not able to Jceep silent;

JLa*^&30 rt. JS3. f. dilatation, expansion. I am no maicii for Mm; *jj* ]LL Jj/ JI50 */
Ulks&s, jl&a rfcjfcs. amplifying,dilating. ^00020 if I can get tlie of one of tltem;
better

J^Jjs^Siao rfc. ^1^-. adv. many-cofoured, )LL )-_ a title of the Byzantine Eraperors.
manifold, variously. Ethpe. wjsol/ to be able; to dare, oppose,
Jloa&s&je rfc. ^.ss. f. variety, diversity, resist with ^.; with JjJo or JL or wifch
esp. of colour ; a^ embroidered robe or sw$v to 2>revail over, overcome; o*j17*
9 V
jtaaj? jtoolsibc ta spotted coat of a leopard. tfey were stronger than thee; *LttK& JJ

Jol^&jao rfc. u.fc^, aw embroiderer. ^oc* they were unequally matcJwd (in war);
fcJjJkJijao rt. ^1^9. obliquely, perversely. J^Zo'^X o^Tjoi^^ they could not take the
Jla^J^ao rt.^lsB. tperversity. city ; metaph. o^a <**ai/* JJ he could not
jtcuiifcJLao pi. Jlo rt.^l^S. f. perversity, prevail upon Mm. Dekivatives, )lai..-^,
perverse or froward ways.

Jio^s-Slsajso rt. &-$. f. comminaiion,

cahmny, cmitumely.
} &S> &*Jq rfc.*^s x . f. only in the lexx. baptism.


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jLo&*a_ao rt. h^s*. f. orna7nenty adomment. towards; jt'cujbo^oi *^o )i<u^Jj& apostasy;
\j%*^>~2&, J&J rt. feo*. one who adorns, jl^ t
\,^ |io JJ unswerving rectilude ; JJ

ornamente, enibellishes. ) fccu'Sj - unswervingly.

)Ju>a rt. Jf * one who deceives by false Ji ote fc^y rt.^v*. cleansing, purification.
appearances, an impostor. li'caiU^jS pi. jio rt ^-f* wiUyCraftytrich
JLcuU?f30 rt. )?*. f. impersonation, impostv/re.
JtcuA^- or ^1 f, rvbbing, embrocation.
jiojf-i or AJo rt. ?. .flxing the eyes on jil^r* rt a) a libertine, b) fissile,
*
i 1

any object, afixed regard, steady gaze. cleavable.

fcsli>?la rt. 9 ?. adv. disgustingly. Jiail^ rt. Jk. f. cleavage.

jlo*?Iao rt. i?.. f. a) crapula. b) a tavem. \1L* ~so, J 1^1 rt. oo , . a foaier ; Aa WJM
l|ori) or 7ju rt. -j. m. a) a syringe for produces or causes.

injecling oii into the nostrils. b) the plucMng Ut*ao, |^-*" rt. ?0j. afisher; network, lattice.
P
oui ofhairs. JL^Iso pi. JI rt. ?o. f. a wei, mare; J^x
* o-so rt. .. m. chirping, twittering of hirds. I*!-*Jttf net-work; \+J^*\ Ja!S ZaWzce

JLV-& pL |io rt. J-j. f. strife, contention;

a brawl, quarrel, conflict, disjmtation. JIjI^^o rt. jo. KStf a network or grating.

kJjjio-ao l-t. J_>. adv. contradictoriii/. jlo-u-i rt. J>o n. f. power, strength.

UHo_& rt. ]-j. contradictory. pjh*^> rt. >o. apatnter.

**-& Aphel part. of ***. )h+j or
]^*J
f. rt. L i. a wine-strainer;
dregs. *
M*t^, J&*aI rt. U**. foul-moutjied, abusive.
^J)Jfc\-2o rt. m^m- adv. w?eZZ, prosperously.
jlcuu**^ rt. J**. f. m7 speaMng, abuse.
Jio*#^j^ rt. u*^.*. f. suceess, prosp&rzty.
^iV> rt. **.. i. transcnption.
M-^U^o, J!s*j rt. J^j. pleasing, agreedble,
Ji cLwNS^ y rt. uA. cleaving.

delightful. KLj^,yjao rt. ^.. splitting, cleaving.

)l*i*Aj& rt. k=u. goodtoill, approval, 11 ^1 m ,

\ ,

^ pi. Jio rt. ^. prosperity,

j
good pleasure. welfare, success, a success, victory.

Jk-^j*> \1^>.jX>
or
p? * a raised place, platform, rt. JL a) protecting suppliants
step, seat. a title of Jove.
wfioprays esp. one u/Ao 6) o?&e

Ji'cuJ^-^ rt. lio,. f. adorning, embellishr fWKfo prayers in a mosque; apilgrim to Mecca.
ment. c) a Messalian one of a sect of heretics. rf)

astron. relating to decUnsion.

^jT^ 1^^ rfc - lf|: offalse appearances, e) gram. the
fallacious, delusive. points . or . .

Jlcal^^o rt, )?*. f. impostwre, delusiveness, k^Jpk-jjD rt.%,*. adv. jmrely.

fraudulence. JA o ,
\?v -ao rt.^.. f. cleansing, pwriflcation,
M^a^j rt. oo*. a wayfarer, one who purity.

freguents a road.
9 9 . y
ll'&^jj&vt.&o^labeing inclined towards.
P^LV a) a moulder, moddler,
r **
"T**
U*^jj>, JfcCa rt. JL froward prone 9 to b) afeather with which bread is brushed over
evil; with Jj inflexible, ferm, unperverted. or ornamented.
.P^ >"

fcJUi^j rt. JJj. adv. o/ &* natural pro- p "j* rt-^i-

'"J* ' strainer,fiUe/r;
pensity; with ^ unbmdingly, undeviatingly. strained wine, tvine-dregs.

JioxJ^. rt. L proneness, propmsity, t^l&^o ii;. %i. adv. craftily.

.

inclination, deviation, aberraiion; with M\ ]fcAjj pi. flCLp rt. Ajj, f. mfev, urfian.
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y *
<*w.^e fot. ^wjaj to be in the midst, place in JLoj;3t-20 rt. *JS*. f. a6m-yesj disgrace,
the middle; J^ooT jooi ^-o Js whm the fast shamefulness.

was half ihrough. Pa. ^r "*> o) to come W ^ r* r*' **! infwt&ou$9 shameful, dis-
between; with xxa> to place between or in the gracefuh
middle; with jio 2o stand! in tlie middle, to JJiCjiK-jao rt. ^_ao. i&e middle,
f. middle part,
halve; with^iw to defraudofhalf; to inter* centre; an interval; Jj? ^cj Jl^l \&*F
vene, meet, befall ; to interpose, mediate ; oisL& *%& the earth is the centre of the universe;
y y
*** oC&f Christ places Ilis cross in the ]io9oJ fco- Mesopotamia; \^JL&
^
midst, mediates by Ilis cross; l+LS x^suio
y
9>
fr
,,*,
^4s?! t*^**' w sn &tch thee ^ ^
in the midst of passions, encompassed by the awayfrom the midst of thy delights ; Hcl^.^
desires of theflesh. Ethpa. to be between, in )l^^ jja * > nisi obstet, if there be no let or
tliemiddle, to intervene, mediate, act as mediator;
hindrance; with h~[tobe in, be present; with
^^ol/ ^^ KLo we stood between opposing )l( to bring forward publicly, to be produced
fbrces; ^I&&. *? U**o( the road on ivhich
before all; io meet together ; with ^2 ult^o
he is midway; with vio to stand between, be be taJcen awayfrom amongst, to be slain. Gon-
dovbtful. Aph. ^lo/ to mediate, act as struct state k^2> or fco fLs> prep. in tlie midst,
mediator. Deriyatives, s-*^^, J^Ov-^d, between, amongst, at; \
"
^\ oojl^^-j
between them and the water; t,,^ ^^ ^^^y
y
fcJJ^- rt. v^-io. adv. moderately, mildly. JIS^/^ t^as drowned in ilve vywes;
*7v

J>of^ about noon, at noon.

J-o^-^o, J&OkJao pi. m. J-Ok-^d f. JftU^ao
J^vd rt. -ao. suching, licMng out.
rt. ^ao. a) middle, intermediate; JI^LI^d the

middle class; tlie middle line of an army; >C*> = ifc. Ethpa. lAir<o sm!c7i ot^'s
]s^L -& the middle finger ; \+&j& fcooaco Km65. Deeivative, ]>*cl.

of middle height; \}&Lj* J&j a party-waU; jl~&, j&Li^o Egyptian, an Egyptian*

JiCok^o J^Lx the Upper and Middle
*9.& f. Misraim, Egypt; )^-.d^^ *

Thebaid. 6) intermediate, mediocre, subsidiary,

Jnner ^2(p< i. e. beyond the Thebaid; Ucu
medial, c) a go-bettveen, intercessor, mediator; *+9J&9 the Red Sea.
U**^L*.i JJL^-so a peace-maker,
)La3ijso rt. *si.. f. astringency.
JLo^-i rt. \*-ao. f. a) a middle part, \li-x> and lj; JiCX rt. *si*. astri?igent,
state or position; mediocrity ; jiaLo*.* ^>
styptic, binding.
)lo*.vu^>v Ijc^Lx from mediocrity to per-
Jicu_& rt. si,, f. astringency; inetaph.
fection. b) mediation, intervention, service,
keenness, contraction, gripping,
asststance, means; ^;W j.:? JAcu^ js S***
j rt. *ajbj. m. an awZ/ the eye of a
imthout further intervention ; *LciL^-sa> o^T
needle; a hole bored in the lobe of the ear;
\ \ s\^> a God 17a w healing tlvrough him, by his )UZj\ \jLcl&> a nostril.
means; ot&*JS>Laftfrc wotoJfS % /# 7i?Jp
uajaj or u aa^, llo.^ Maccabee; \s^o
and service; jjftS *too>lj!Q.^ ioaJIi 1! tf/tow
I ^AAJ& /* ^00^ o/" </^ Hiaccabees.
/ia^ noi cared to intervene Io make peacc;
by common rt.^AJS. f. receptivity.
}*Jq oojlaLakjJfiL^ tJieir

asststance. \ \S>^. si2&, JfcC*^ rt. \ar, capable of con-

r taining or receiving, receptive ; a receiver,
\jh* *>, J&LJ rt. 4JVj. an insolent, infamous
recipient, receptacle; ritJJiehumeralveil; aftost,
or outrageous person.
fiostess, guest-7tiistress ; a sponsor, God-parent;
^J)-j^p3 rt, ;JS*. adv. insoleni/y, abwively. JloaX? )a>-'*.aY> mccessor to the kingdom.
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)ica\a>n^D rt.^a^. f. receptivity, capacity; jlajoaaj>o rt. ^. f. cooling, refrigeratim.

)ion\..v>y Jln i\^fi^ mccession to the fhbAs*tis0 rt. u-aj. f. quarrelling, contention,
kingdom.
fi y
fi
),*^,nj& pi. jLal.oj& f. a citeumber-garden.
)j; ^c> ,v> rt. ^2lo. one who binds sheaves.
]Jb.,a0 rt.^^o. a slayer, enemy.
]t a& fe rt. Oufiu. f. a) a club, awl, drill.
Ixi^^G rt. ^.s. fcaw, emaciating, sublle.
b) perii,an engine of war for boring holes
through watts; a narrow dejUe.
Jlaix^ixaD rt. ^o. f. attenuation, rare-
faction.
\l*+s*J& rt. w*o. m. an atol, borer, auger;
a tinder-box. JLcu^jSl rt. ^-o. f. despondency, slack-
ness, remismess.
}tMi,fi>,v rt. w**i3. ra. pricking or throbbing
pain* jju& Jj&ii,& ;
rt, a^o. f. a covering,
wrapper.
j Icui ymo rt. i**o. 1 2>os$e8si<m.

jlc&tt^a^o rt. *o. f. priority preceding; from i^jj-^. a) a? accuser,

}

in comp. _pre-, /ora-.* Jl^** icooJb foresight; plaintiff; defamer, detractor, b) categorical,

Js^Zl icuaDj^o foreknowledge positive, predicatory.

;

JtsX^ foretelling; gram.

a prepositlon.
i-aaJLco leu jieuL^ ^.^.Qjo rt. *^. f- a) accusation,
blame. b) predication, affirmation.

Jl&*ajo, Js* rt. -o. preceding; Jfcl^L? Jlot^iLo (w^Lo) rt. ^J3. connected speech,
)&MI*PyflaD foreknowledge.
y$i^x*& rt, t^-. <me whoforms syllogisrns.
J^jjjjsojxao rt. *o. adv. primarily.
)l^jxJ& rt. *j3. f. stocks, fetters.
jU-j^ rt. tfe*o. m.)Xj^ J^^ta sanctuary,
holy place.
)tcUm& rt, jao. f. dandng.

** . a&j j!s- rt. j^-o- an inhabitant of

l^I^cuiuo rt. cus. adv. m reality,
Jerusalem. Jloj^jxao rt. ipcix). f, Jixity, stubbornness,
position, state, staius; the electiono apatriarch.
U*-*iX3o, JIs-Jl rt. **. sanctifying, hallow-
ing, consecrating, proclaiming Holy, holy, holy; |i v^ s O -V> )&H*X rt. cld. one who
3 establishes,

a sanctijur, one who sanctifies, mahes holy; constilutes, an upholder, supporter; constituent,
eccles. <Ae consecrating priest; JfcCIii-a JjG& essential; Jicujaao \L}*the Father who upholds
u. ^
tf7^ words of consecration. manhind; ji ci , vu o? ^I^aA^o a supporter of
jlaLfeJXo rt. *,*. f. sanctzfcation. the Faitli; mjmxaa JLJ^, essential virtue;

# *
J'djx* or Sj& perii, corrupt for J>cui^. m.
which constituie naiure.
a hird's beah
f fi

Ula&ao, jfcLi rt. Jcu. permanent, lasting, rt. cu, a restorer, one who raises
abiding, mduring. the dead; persistent, constant; med, astringent,
tonic.
JL'c&ScuLjo with rt. Jao. f. mutability,
instabiliiy. j
Io xao. a&ao rt. ysao. f. resuscitation; insti-
*Daa& or <^clqj& m. a cp. tution.

Jtloooao f. a hen. JiaooA^ao from |u. f, stiffness, tension of

Joojao and S^j rt. yu. m. a) a bircFs the muscles, rigidity, a rigor.
beah.
b) a canal, aqueduct, W pfcA
>ip?-
j*aa; see (jwcuxso.
cistern.
y
of a boit.
Jo?, 5ar, door-chain; the sochel

jMoao m. a puddhy podi of rain-water. y

c\fl .v> and . cl^oU m. fiaKtWov, a sham-
Jjyiaaao and )JaJ!0 rt. 10. cooling, re- bles, butchers' row, market-pla.ee>

frigerative. &ZpJx*> rt.^j&. adv. %My.

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p y
)iVi>wflj> rt.%0. f. lleviation* U => *&*> rt. oijs. m. <me w/^o ojfers sacrifice,

%\&&ji from im\afl. adv. laudably. an offer&r; one who promotes, sltows favour.

\ imN *; jjL^L from .m\.CLD. o) a &Jm^;jxj> rt. o^j. adv. in a warlike or

applauder, one who praises, b) adj. ofpraisey hostile man/ner,

jpraismg, laudatory. JioL3tL& rt. o*a. f. maldng war, the carry-

)i ^Q y* from J^xXfl. m. ballista, catapult, mg on of war.
sting; a slinger. )XcL'!0 intricate, invoT/oed, subite, sophis-

\XdbiJsJua rt.^*o. f- blame, reproach. ticat

9 9
rt. ocud. m. iAe aci of standing9 )5oi&& pi. ~ m. a pair of paniers.
standing up. Uoya-i rt. 1*04*0. forne, maimed.
f^ft^ pi. \lm rt. caxc . lurlcer^ Mer~in-wait, \xL \>s\& rt. w*;is. eloquent.

waylay&r; a marauder, plunderer; a robber jUoi-L^ft.^) rt. u^3. f. importunity; eloquence.

bnd.
jii ^jx rt. ) a . . a teacher of reading.
)Laux& or ]La>iL& rt. Uo n. f. lividness,
o^.
y&sJo or Joo ta-"& rt. m. a membrane,
lead colour.
caul; the peritonaeum.
Ji&Licj rt. \jj> I. f. acquiring, acquisition.
\$ mx rt. *o, cooling>refrigerant; awater-
Jxj-oj& rt. |oa i. m. ane w/w grants, gives
cooler.
possession.

\LLla& rt. >mjd. having the property of

iJTJJ &0 from Jj *. adv. crookedly, deviously,
sideways.
dyeing blue.
Ji'ojta^ rt. 4JD. f. cooling, refrigeration,
Jfc'v* & rt. *mo. f. a long veiL
4 ULia> m. a) Ar. a ZasA, udUjp* &) ^a^-
\ z
pi. Jlo spasms convulsiona;
3

cf. llttAAa.
}{mn ;ftsfl from jmoao a maker ofea/rrings.
JL'djnjamA from jaa^coo-D. f. decorum,
embellishment. $-J& rt. ^J. f. a narrow beak
j? m oaoj j^Jufcftap rt. J^jd. hardening,
)l*vo v% p. J^L m. a wooden hook, shepherd's
crooh, pastoral staff. induraiing.

&JUe Apliel act. part. of &su. proceeding, )&n*o rt. Ui, f. yf; pyrites.
P
rit. A-s continueS) proceeds. )L culSiaj rt. l^i. f. a a#i intently, atten-
p
) nf
c^Nft rt. u*Su>. buffeting; one who slaps tive consideration.

or smites, a striker. JUj^ix, JljCJ rt. *ux tn<tf, intense.

v^^
Jtajuice rt. *&. f. buffeting, boxing. )i)^ 3
Jb fut. i-aaJ, act. part. i J^>, pi. f.

$&&&& or 5k rt. aoj. f- gram. affixing,

verbal adj. f^ J' JL' to 6e Wer, r, oci^y
mffixing; the connexion of one noun with an- ^J^o iU> slightly acid, sub-acid; \L ^wo
other by means of the construct state or "by ?. gram becoines bitter. Verbal
^fcobo? oZd
)^olrs^ pi. i. rt. itti). m. *Ae ham, hough.
w; sa^, harsh, severe, cruel,

]iejia& rt- fi. contract, an agreernent.

adj.

ferocious;
fci'tfer,

)Li& U*5 a sowr srneU; ^.1

W
W
)-JJe> rt. wxi. m. a) = Jaai a forcF* 5ea/b. colocynth, toild gourd; \im o? - p*

b) an auger, gimlet. l*o&/' o io whose taste divine things are

\A& rt. iA>. m. a cistern, channel. bitter, who lias a distastefor them; Jj- wo )?^>
\*iZ t*o ftrtr of ])alate= 1

%JiZ \lsi& rt. )w5. coch-crow. piercing hail;

JL'&txio rt. oi*, f. tfo maldng m off&ring, sad, morose; J*sJ ^t iier of soul, sad;

offering an oblation* J LVI J&a^. bitter sorrow; JCZ-" U^! aharsh

Ae %w 6l ttflr a 9 ainst
"

U*ta&, l& o;*, a warrior,fighter, iudae

J J %iL loo **& >
rt. ii |' r ir.. , *r 6iWer
...

aciec? liarsldy towards; )<-*.' J

enemyj warlike, hostile.
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wrath, cruel rage; JlLlao \E$>lf signs of Jilso in construction with another noun
puniskment opp. j&Lw jtwofi" miracles of expresses rule, power, or ownership :
blessing. Pa. irreg. Ji& to make bitter. Aph.
It^j J^ao the mater, hirer.
i-( to malce bitter or sad; to sour, exacerbate;
a\. { \& tlie captain, pilot,
w* ; . Ha. , & ci v> \ its taste ts bitter io tke
\&J* )l& the father of tJts family head of
palate. Palpal v&i& to render bitter, em- y

the house.
Mtter, sour, sadden, exacerbate; w&^f JlL*culv

u** tm sore tvhich embitters my lifej ^B J>oJ )l& a creditor,

Un ^*( ;jj-a&-*o ft&e a enraged Hon; "^^jL JLL J4I endiced with strength ovfortitude.

J^Zo ojJIoi o^yt because they hadprovoked %o

j^o Lord of aU, omnipotent; J^i^o
the Soly One to wrath. Ethpalpal &jj&l/ %o t*jo the Word omnipotent.
io be embzUeredj saddened, provoked to wralh; loo^a )l& the mater or owner of the
with JiCa^xS or Uo.3 to weep bitterly, be in vineyard.
bitter sorrow; with^X io be bitter against,
JJ>&> \l& the author or oiw^r of the book
treat harshly. Dekivatives, Jioijoo, J^oi

)i^o, ]U+x>, }li&, UI+&, Jwui^ao-

KfeJi fs&oT Jpo devoted to fasting and
prayer,
)o Pael JIj& or wJjoo o contend i sirive;
to emulate, imitate with o, tc^, yx;
i p-
1

U'clo uWo landed proprietors, zemindars.

J
101 " Derivatives, Jl^a, Jioi-^ verb .<
n&*j> Ae strives to become like him ; J|
3

^o o>C^L ^^ emulates his labours; ^Zxxsci

Ui^ JLa=> birds ^Aec/i imitate tke human JJW& also Jj^U and jSfaft from Jjl/ 0^
voice. Ethpa. Ji&lf same w?^o initiates into mysteries, an instructor,
.<& as Pael;
******* w*y - \ <n
'

-i-^ls^s yo.Z|jo^> </*ey tt-'Ao contend on the teacher; \jU\ls&o \jU\Jd teachers and taughi.
F
racecourse. Dekivatives, U-^wc.fcwJLu^ft, ]i cuts and Jl'c$f& from Jl? f. initiation
into mysteries, instruction in holy things,

UJ>-*& pi. U- m. folding-doors.

)*> abs. and constr., emph. Js and Ux& |K^dd^ pi )fcC^ rt. >^,a>. f. a ;>Zace to
the latter form used only of the Lobd God
is K<3 <^oz^ m, a
cowrtj a stable,fold;
<fon, tor,
3

and in the Peshita Version of the O. T. aplaceofrepose,abode,tomh; thewomb; Ia

represents the Tetragranmaton. Eastern oflis^cis^ %mt own sister.
Lexicons have a fanciful derivation of this
hL=>'^c, Jl^ rt. k>>. a) to wAte& ma^e*
form from the iniial letters of JiVU> lordship, to grow or increase, one toho brings up, tends,
ICaal majesty, and ^j^ self-existence. PI. rears, a nurse, foster-father or mother; ji^cx
r ud, *-w also yowj, Jlowo ; with affix i p. JJu2> jjsoo the sun which causes germination or
w& my Lord,
vls our Lord; m. (for fera. growth; Jl^i? JJus>U> JLi ^ace jAc
see jiwo) a lord, owner, mater, ruler, prime, fosters tlie growth of virttces; *&&U2&
satrap; )t{ ^& Maranatha, our Lord hath a foster-brotJwr. b) a money-lender.
come; Jlo&ae lord of lords ;
J?j&> Ji& %&b& pL jliU rfc. joK f. ^ro^A.
)fca*ff the ruler of the eity; JfcU**? < * '
y

the nobles, rulers of the city;

Jl cu\ai and JL'&U rt,^>J. f. meii-
jj&f J
ing, tumidity.
an affair of the rulers, of the government;
i& Mar, my Lord, Sirt used not only in U\^ ; j rfc.^ai. 8welling ccvusing r to swelt
addressing a superior but as a title of ecclesi- ^Sw, bk^ rt. "^ai m. ^ ^om6; <
astics and saints ; yfi'.NViw ;j*>Mar Simeon; inner part, pith of elders, rushes, &c.
[ajo pof
Saba,
J|_aocu^. the Conveni of Mar K^ . v> rt. ^a>. m . a cote, fold} byre;
Uj^? U^y a sheep-cote.
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rt. ^a>. adv. fowrsquare, quad- emancipakd, freed J^ck j&from mbjectim.
rangular. Pass. parts. ist form
*.*
Z& rebellimcs, a rebel;
:t. *&^?. uterine, of the wornh. yOc^lLx coo -Mli ttey rebelled against
fut. t^^oJ io totter, vaciUate, be weak them. 2nd form ,-Io a fugitive; inaccessible,

as the hands or feet. Aph. <^I( the same, secure; )UZx> \LxiZ a stronghold; metaph.
also to make to totter. unattainable; ^J > +^ix> beyond all.

\^r& pi. I ni. meadotv.

Ethpa. l&U
a) to rebel, revolt b) to be
oppressedt to suffer the tyranny of sickness,
\^u& = )+lx> m. red ear^/fc, reci! ocAre.
passion, &c. Pa. ?& to rebel; to fortify;
UJ^ub j&J rt. J^i. irritating, provoking,
Ji'?acL* %>Ass afortified city. Ethpa. jl&lr
eccaspev*ati7ig. y
to rebel, resist, siruggle against. Aph. iix>\
j-oj J^*& rt, j^j. irritation, provocation, to incite rebellion, tir up revolt; to fortify.
wrath.

jii^Jjao rt. J^i. moist, watery, rainy. ^(90^0, jlojci.^, )lo^aaj.

Jl^Jj pi. J f. fidpayva, a scourge of U+& rt. J?i. m. a journey, mardi; ]?*&
leathern ihongs Jlled with sand and having )oooT a dcey's jou/rney; A.-cu )\&LX )?^o
sharp points. ihree days' journey; Ih^* J?*^ a Sabbath
j&X^po pi. Jk-. fxapyapTTjSj a pearl esp.
days journey.
a sm#Ze ?ar#e pearl, a gem ; )& c Jj? J&Li^* J?^ pi. m", r rt. ^ao. m. a) a rebellion,

a jiawless pearl. Metaph. a partide of tke revolt, conspiracy. b) a fortified place, strong-
Eucharistic bread; a relic; used also of vir- hold, citadel; JjoL#1j J?io fi'oniier fcrtifi-
ginity, the faiih, &c. cations; ]?^ ;^j a sentinel, soldier of the
^ii^j^;, jls*I_ rt. **^>. endowed with sense; garrison.
m r t* fi

having acute senses* )jt>5 m. a) a cor<# to j& t*p cawze.

A^i. adv. sensibly; with 6) rt. fi^o. rebellion*

J^rJJi^j rt. JJ

insensibly. o?;j&, ]Lo?w rt. J*. . .rebellion, defcction,

1

Jlat*^;.-& rt. jfc^i. the faculty of sense revolt; insolence, impudence.

esp. the sense of touch, perception, sensation, o^^ )lo ?w& pi. y, \V
tf

rt. )?. inslruction,

5^

sensibility , intelligence ; with | ignoraneet discipline, correction, chasiisiraent ; u

stupidity. yOfiL." i/ie ten plagues of Egypt; i
?*> fut. ?taaJ, act. part. jt& )*+&>
?
pass. ]off& perverse, headstrong, ignorant; ^f
part. #-iL^ and *, )', Jl*. a) to rebel, revolt, o? iJ ignorant, unisciplined, boorish; )L> JJ
rise against with ^Jw, ^>; j** fcw^i & ?** T ]Lo;w& lest you should reproach
from the power ; jJ i?^> an heifer us with incivility.

Jf^^Jk. o?^so <fe*39, tg*l+xs or ^o^;.*

rebelled against the yoke; ffey Peis, the root

rosg against each other. 6) fo defy, resist, of the wild pomegranate.

oppose, defend against, foriify, talce sJwlter; |ut-& rt. )?i. m. disease, sickness.

Jjo*? |^jfc&a i <Ae iowrs o/ tfie rampart;

JJui.- rt. )?>. rnnmg; li-.?^- f**.j?a*es,
Ifap oib/'^a %^&? JIguoo wound zvhich
diarrhoea, dysentery.
defies ll physiclans ; o *X t*ao 3^! |i** Q *-
?w, J^fi. J&' rt. )?. ajcwney,
*Ae sere w/cA ^ jw owe ivflicted on vne.
pi. f.

c) to go beyond, escape, mrpass; JLL & ? voyage, course;

a journey; ]%L?^
}J.c|?

UaJ
}^F*.i pleonastic

retrograde move-
beyond one's strength; )Js-*o-oai^ ?ao beyond
measure; )KU* & l& \&* lightning which rnent opp.
or bala
!^*?t-v> UlJL ^tc* jrrogress;
1^.?*j navigation; J&?--
5-
flees beyond our sight; &*&? JJ^** ^& fllo Jjscu

ii swpasses hwnan knatcledge, d) legal, to be ^v>? or Jxao IS-?i-i> menstrualion; )&+}+&

Q q 2
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300

HjXf the course ofyears; )dS; I&?;jJ> the Jj &;.& rt. ^j-J. baitered, shattered9
course of the stars. harassed, epileptic,, demoniac.
U>+Jo=\oti& dfoer dross. jo^3 rt. ud^jo. cleansing, detersive.

\jf^& rt. yfi. m. a spindle. JL'iojJao or ]^l?o^o Ar. f. tmSdE chicory.

hlaomo, }Ss*I rt. coti terrific, affrighiing. Jiowo from Jao. f. a) lordship,
JIVjsd p.
dominion, authority, power; jlju*J( ) l * ^
I^oii-sc pi. JlZL. rt. jo*i. m. a) exertion,
endeavour. 6) resources, property, riches.
hv/man authority opp. Jfcwo^iLf divine
autJwrity; lo^o owr power self-government,
fcjfjoj;; rt. ^*t. adv. quickly, speedily,
over oursehes; )&>l*ZZ Jlowo monarchy, sole
briefly.
rule. b) ownership, right ofpossession, domain;
}j^o9;m & rt. jo*. m. a) the channel of a river.
Jfcoo? )fo^ jl'eto yOA^Xye AaZJ cZam i/te
5) gram. marketono, hastening enimciation, a ownership ofthis spot. c) a title; o*1To;j 7ws
Bgn indicating absence of any vowel sound.
lordship. e) pi. dorninions, the fourth order of
sIU^ch ^ rt. ^o*i. adv. a) briefly. b) luwing angels- Cf. J-aa^.
the line marhetono.
Ji^o or jj^2& Pers. &e border, Urnit, march,
]aqjl^*p rt. j^oi. f. speediness, molestation; frontier.
gram. the use of the line marhetOTW* Ilxj^d pi. | from the above, marzban,
\oiJo m. W/c? wiarjoram. a marquis, margrave wardrn of the marches.
9

? o^so,
J'JL rt. ?;jjo. a) rebellious, refractory, Jjw& also )JU)ji and |J)i^, jfclJ from
insolent; a deserter, rebel, b) invperious, cruel,
])/. one who initiates into mysteries, an in-
feti; a tyrant structor, teacJier; )Jjfcooo )Jjj^& teackers
fc*-*(?;^3 rt. f^so, adv. contumaciously, an^ iauglti.

frowardly. &vJioj \sslu& m, a rolling-pin.

Jloo^i rt. f^o. f. rebellion, revolt, inswr- Mo fut. u^JjfiJ, act. part. ul^o o ie risA,
reciion; refractoriness, rebelliousness, disobedi- headstrong. Ethpa. ***lJeir same as Peal.
ence, insolence, tyranny. Aph. ^l^(to veniure, dare, be rash, hasty,
\JLoi& ^_ rt. w*oi. m. a /<m; U*JttJfcX>
pi. headstrong, premmptwms in; a good or bad
fjo;M& -Oxi^? deacons bearing fans. sense; jJ^*Lax = )j/ ^l^.^> 7 venture,

^J-owo rt. wot. adv. toidely. dare, &c; uU^

J^oi )i^3j ^X he
)ju*ow& rt. *o*. refreshing, reviving.
ventured great things, \vith ^^to venture to
say, say rashly, brag. Ettaph. ^hclifto be
]++o& pi. J^liov-' f. = )^ow a/<m, rasMy or pyreswmpiuously done or commitied,
JLcl^o^o f. and ^o^jso m. rt. ^^o.pluck- Deeivatives, J-^ao, fc^U^o, jlcw^.
ing, tearing oui.
y*t 3
ULUI*, Jj^Luti rt. u^D. bold, head-
UIo^j) rt. Jo, inioxicating
strong, wilful, insolent, msumpttww; a boaster,
U**lx> pi. . Heb. Aei^fe; or k*i bully.

s^m^ rt. u*je. adv. boldly, rashly, pre-

dwelleth on high.
swmptuously.
Uioo^o rt. ipoi. exalted, lofty having high
9 Jlcu*& pi. Jlfo rt. vm^so. f. boldness, intre-
atins*
pidity, audacity, effrmtery, iwemmptim ; pi.
rt. jjoi. exdtted, on high, daring acts, desperate veniures.
heavenly.
-sw^ao Uvioao, JfcLl rt. u*i. merdfd,
lUous from O-20 Maro; a Marmite, tender, compassionate, benevolent, conciliatory
follower of the keresy of Maro. with ^ merciless,
uaDCiJap ; see uaoo)^. tsIU v^M ^o rt. jfu*i. adv, mercifully; with
Uoso^c m. couc tfram Ju mercilessly.
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t 4 * *
JL* rt. yu*$. f. mercy, mertiftness^ -**&; see ?.
tovingkindness, compassion; benejicence, alms,
jIcum^o rt. w*oi. f. tranqutllity.
a title of the Byzantine
alntsgiving, good works; Ia j^

J-L**wso rt. w*o>. refreshingj soothing.

emperors ytnt acupo your Clemency.
SIL+lso rt. u*oi. digestive.
^Sulao 9 L, lts.A.7.- rt. &-***. brooding, 9 4 9
\t rt. u*o*. f. %$ $mse ofsmell
cherishing; rit. moving lightly to and fro;
r U^oJho, JfcC
meta^h.pitiful^compassioriate, )l.*LIap )o*7 rt. oi. a) o?^e w>Ao exalts.

^1.4-^Laao (?od is /# o/* compassion and b) repressive, rescinding. c) an opponent.

mercifid. d) gram. negative, privative.

kl)tft;v> rt. &**. ioveringly. )io teo*|as rt. 1009. f. a) elevation, exaltation.
b) abrogation, removal; prohibition of animal
)Lai9ut rt. ^i. f. compassion, pity,
food duriwg a fast. c) gram. negation, **p-
eommiseration.

|la*^o, )fe.l rt. A**, rebellious; a rebel;

pp p

]X+. > UA**i^> apostates, backsliders. o rt. oi. negative.

jlVi;^ rt. *cu*f removal to a distance; jrcuaft^Zio rt. *j;^o. fomf/ battered, knocked
defection;
the worTd.
\ v\\, ^ .

JLolam^o forsaking about; being vexed by a devii.

lisJjjLl rt. uaoi. adv. clearly, lucidly.

9 f V
rt. ***. creeping, JlTcua^ZiD rt. %J30>. f. cleansing, purifying,

jjibo fot. ^O^ftJ, act. part. {&, l^^ ;

pass. -purification of body, mind, spirit.

part. ^-lao- fo pluck, puii or &r ow< hair, ^w; see verb *ao.
feathers, vegetables, &c. ; o+lj'cui loo* J^j& adv. harsdy,
JS^Iii-^-^ rt. v3o. bitterly,
shepidled out her white hairs ; JL'aJo iM* k^*^ cruelly, severely; fcJTjt-!^ l^a.a / we^>i
'EvQplucked ilie fruii ofdeaih; ettsl$ ^oj Mtterly; %Z\ljy& oj^oi/ he contracted a severe
JL{? dishorn tlie stag; metaph, jfio* o; ilhiess.
pluck profit; o**2>\^ j^Jizo \Sal a dove wiih
]Lo*-Z^ rt. Jac. f. biiierness; harshness,
torn vdngs. Ethpe. hol( to be pulled out
cruelty; UZ or J^axi, Jij^ lo^Z moroseness,
Pa. l& to pluck, puii Ethpa. ^j^L^to be
a sour or AarsA disposztion.
tom off, pulled out as feathers or wngs. De-
KXVATIVES, Jia^O^D, y^fe, ^l*>, JjC^^O. J&.S& ; see }fcl?^.

^^ pi. |I_ and J^tao rt. ^^. m. %6

).A%.?& ? ]ts-^^i-^ pi- ^^^, jJs^to^ rt.

plucMng out, pulling of of the hair or feathers c*$*. f. a cluiriot, carriage, vehicle, conveyance;

baldness; pltimesf fine apparel. a throne; a ship.

JoA^je rt. *a^>. making moist, bringng J^SJAdI rt. ao. adv. artificially.
7
moistu/re. )L aa3iJsD rt. *asi. f. structure, compositton,

\a+Jb a construction, complexiiy.

pi. J ni. cloak, manile^ covering.

Jjq^*jo rt. ^^ao. m. dim. a Utile feather, \LLo^so rt. Aoi. a driver, charioteer.

tiny plume. liLalxs rt. o^i. a) complex, b) a corn-

p m pounder, composer, author, writer.
rt. ^i. a mtirmurer.
lin i a njlap rt. *a.oK f. intermingling,
ipcLk^^ corrupt for aacuJL^^ao Pers. cojierence.

asparagus. UAo^o i*t. **i. softening, emollient, la&atve.

***:& irreg. Pael of ^ao. kJ)aa.aIop rt. **i. adv. pronounced softly,
<**j wiy Lord; see Jib. i. e, with rucocho.
< ^
U*& empli. state of Z&. ]
!?

t,oiao^io rh ^i.
S'
f. f&0 sofiming or aspiration
U^*I^d rt. ooJ. resounding. of a letter.
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JLojxo^c rt. i, f. inclination, bmding. property, possessions; jui^Uc o/ Jwoooxo Jlso*,

M^iojao;^ m. 6ac& cwmmin, anise. a personal or proper name; JiCJjj l&SL

i'Afi specific or generic property; ilLlo* jj|
Jlaaota rt. ipoK f. a) elevation, hauglitiness.
b) gram. mppression, J&y>i* UjLsoo tfa spiritual and actual
elision of a letter.
sacriflces of tke intelligence.
R 000*20 rt, Joof. f. supplanting ; lc
Jl^ triynng Jl&Juo orJi'ciJil from jpo. f. a) dominion
up.
sovereignty; .JlftJ& J{. .jl'citoooioo JjJ
Uoo^o rt. koi. a whtsperer, calumniator,
[tow& JJ- there 1b in the Trinity ow 6ez'r^
danderer.
./rom everlasting, one dominion, one lordship.
JlauaD^ rt. koi. f. a) setting upon, attack; b) rigla of property, possession. c) property,
a cast
b) whispering,
or throw of a fisher's net or hook.
talebearing, slander, plotling,
essence; UL*. ULJJjL fo ^ MTO g
itself.
spie. r
j&JA pi. JC- f. a) a ;awce#
]&A pi. *,&, J&^^ rf. J^. f.
&) rt. hi. care, anxiety; J&J ? free from JJ
a subdivision of the Psalter containing from
one to four Psalms. Cf. JbLAt.
care, unconcerned; l&lA^A JJ&J& worWy
cares. c) thougU, theory, refiection, suspicion.
\x>A pi. fi. m. candle-snuffers.
uj * 9

AA Palpai conj. of ^.
part. ^o^hc.
fut. *floo^J

to
3 act. part. oas;^o, pass.
crush, bruise, steep;
k-TU>iiW rt. yo. adv. wonderfully >-o^.r lAiai^. he cruslies down, represses,
exceedingly.
godly thoughts; ^
o ^ulao A8 heart is
UiOi-iJo, J& rt. yo*. lifter <up, exlter; harassed. Pa. to bruise, batter. Ethpa.
raising, exalting. tttt&W to oe bruised, steeped; )js\^s>
in unne.
\A denom. verb from J 1. Ethpa. l Debiyatites, Uicoo, Jj^J^v, J-.o*io,
v
or
vkl/ to Jecome tord, take possession.
> 9 t
fc^Ut from J?&. adv. authoritatively, M>t rt. ^Di^o. m. squeezing.
domineeringly ; rightfully, HgMful, ii < r . ii
properly, >3&,a>iJjo pi. J. m. fiapavirtov, a pouch, purse,
accurately opp. J^lLu and fcJjLji meta- leatltern bag.
pliorically, figuratively
>^U fut. ^fccj, act. part. ^XA. to be or
^
)XAiA, MU* or )&(U pi- IU from fall UI, become siclc, infirm or fiabby; ^fA
J*>. f. domination, dominion; pi. angels; b&q
)toA< the fruils of Eden do not wither. Pa. ^-
WU, Ji'li* or tfJU, JftU from J.
to 6e UI.
^
Ethpa ^Sa&ir^ fe diseased;
f
;
adj. a)o/ or pertaining to a lord or
wasfer,
U>a-* ^> ^i.-fcj Zes* f% Secole ^eased
dominant, supreme, principal, /rom
pre-eminent, the heat. Aph. ^U^to cawse sichnrn,
imperial; God is Uj jUf <fc perh. to m>; o^
Supreme Deeivatites, JLo.coo,
Father;
J-Ji^D
)*&* Jfc^
Jjjsoa a supreme command;
^^ m< ^.
UA U~A,
j^eJ pi. m. )^U, J^,
Ut* a o&to Umple; WU
V^the primary f. rt. ^o.
pl.

^
adj. sick, sickly,
{&, wasting, un-

USiA Ucck *Ae commandments ofourLord;

healthy; ^^ UA Ai <\
{ Thy
?ss as
^f y these
. *Z
ed a dck wrM; \A**&*r
U2mv o UiA iceai arf %^arZy
^"** ^^ ^ thC year I7 3 ^ C>M, ' Zor^ J *
elemtnts; )lLU* J^La^ ^^'^
i^wo ofour Lord. c) one's
)'i\S. tlie festivals vtne.
own, proper, properly named, rightly
actual opp.
called,
U^> or U pl. . rt . ^oo. m ^c>5?nw.

JJ^te. borrotved, assumed; jJJsib

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jjylso, ji &i^o V rt. +>i. soft, tender; \S2> liojs^c rt. *J5, f. mowrning, lamentation.
)il^'i^> soft-boiled eggs. |jja^0 rt. *>i. a mou/rner*
jloLv;-3fe rt. N^i_?^. f. sickness, disease, Jio*& pi. of Jlf &*,,
P
wihealthiness ; ]$* ^s JIo^j& JUi*. ij?
^J?a-o^ rt. oK a pai*ticle expressing
ihe air takes away disease from bodies* lamentation as *o a?as/
|!L^pp pi. JJL rt. U*>*' reconciling, j>r0
"
)Ljcua;^c pi. jl^^o f. sorroto, mowrnirig,
piiiatory; a propiliator.
lamentation; )t,o^ ^o Ae sound of lamexir
) i ai*-N jap rt. Jj^i. f. propitiaiion. iation*

]&S>'*Jb pi. JlI rt. Jb.^f. f. a) pasture* M^o^D or JUjcuc^p or ai>pyx>

pi. J
b) afiock; subjects, a Ghristian community, from cua^c. m. a Marcionite, follower of
a diocese. the heretic Marcion.
$<&n.>>l rt. *o*.j. f. stupefaction, being l^bjcuii^ same as fjo^o^?.
thunderstruck. (iA^A rt, io, m. iAe hypochondria, upper
P 9 y
^o rt. aj^i. thundering. part of the belly.

jl'cu&s.* rt. ko* i. f. froth, foam, foaming* \%*JLb>j& pyrites.

* r
Aphel act. part. of -i. ]>tso usually pi. )>t rt. ^o. f. bitterness,

UJ^ijfi, )^*T rt. Jf. enervating, soft, anything bilter, bitter herbs, gali, wormwood;
efeminate.
?.?
Jif
y
u
1 p * y a spring of bitterness; ***
r* r

) IVi f o p rt. JK f. abandonment, negligence. J^I&j m bitterness of soul.

inrt^T^ rt. uaaBf a dancer. Ji'i^o rt. ^. L gali, bile^poison, 1'i*, V*Uo
\ .

the venom of the serpent ; )? iiiio cucumis

Ulajj30 rt. Js^>. causing to throb,
colocynihis, the zold gotir.
Jlijs rt. ?*i. patched.
Jj^tx or JljC,^ rt- jci. a)
M*-&, apestle,
\JliJe rt. . . a trainer, breaker-in of
a mortar, b) a strong hempen rope.
horses.
ojh*&, }OArW pl- ^ds rt. !.*.>. f. rebuke,
*so fut. *oot-ioJj act. part. ds, Io*-"*,
complaint, accusation, charge; )l
?
aL^^ ^?
pass. part. .alt^, )b , ]fcC . fo rw6 off rust,
scour, polish, demise; o*Lj^ kis armour;
Ji^aL^^o rt. M'i. f. censure, vituperation
\JlsL the teeth; metaph. to cleanse, purify,

purge away; Uui JlcLamJ IcuIj^^ taunting zoith a favour.

\***& salt purifies;

fcsI]lj^;,5D rt.^i^f. adv. negligenily, slachly.

evefy one puri/ies himself outwardly and in Jt
P
dk^L and jlVrSn^ rt.^-^K f.

Ttis secret soul is stained ; t+h^Lt+Jo jaoV

jc c?ear ywr mini of ... . Verbal adj. 9^9 y
9 rt. ^>j^j. pariyzed, feeble.
)J&a+taO j ]-- a polished mirror ; i\} 9 9 y
l^& rt. yx-*,i. a penezi; a baher's
\A+1& cleo/r air; JfcCcubD U-J a purified
stm]).
soul; used especially of being polished, prompt,
cultivated in mind, thought or expression. )Iqi.viihj*> rt. pj^9. f. drawing, design.
Ethpe. iDpol^ and Ethpa. eLf o 60 jr*^o pl. J!<wo fem. of Jti. a) a ZacZy,

scoured, polislhed, vnped clean; io be cleansed, mistresSj owner, gov&rness, princess, abbess
purified. Ethtaph. otU fo fie cleanseds ]lis^3 ii. the mistress of a household; it&
scoured. Derivai vbs, j^ojeoo, l^so^o, \jj a very noble lady; with sufT 1 p. ^Ui
my lady, Mistress, Lady a title esp. of the
m. a polishing, brushing,
i&iso rt. jd^xs- saints; jiii^i^i y-Jo Jl*J& Saint Mary
smoothing of clotlies, pearls, &c. U**aW? Jjs ; Mother of God; yT^i our Lady; ^U^o
ihe cleansing of a sore. " * ~ Saint Samona. b) adj. possessing,
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rich; j^ iwo Woo^Lfthe Godhead rich in \i**r%mH> Ji3 resounding citherns; \3& vt
treasures; Jj^ t^Li jisiX ct rich or ahmdant L.ji ftg orihodox.
year; JJoo V^ -v ^ ,
U.2 endowed with ense, Jl^wAjbo the plant scammony.
rich in mental powers ; }1*LxVqloo J^Sq^o lib
|i\Sn pi. I rfc. V*, a #m'cfe3 Zea^er,
exceedingly dejkd and pdluted*
director; esp. ^ director of the monks, hegovr
)l+& or jllce pi. )!,& rt. wo. f. bitterness, menos, abbot.
gali, bile; *$${ Jjm^S i/^ ybwr humours of
IlfiU^ajbe rt, ^Ar. f. direction.
the body; Jfcoo-io/ J&j3d 6Zac& bile; )Xu&
jiX^co, JJ&JL- rt. ^^. a misleader, beguiler,
JlS-^OiL yellow bile; J&a^cu J1.V& blood;
seducer, impostor; JfctJu^ Jl*^ a beguiling
epistle.
Uil;j*> rt. Jlt. adv. a? admonisher , monitor;
amonitory. uA^ibO; JwO^ce fr ora .changed^altered,

slloit^ rt. jU. adv. warningly, admoni-

torily. k-^M^oo from ^k^ adv. varionsly.

JLojIUjc pi. jio rt. jli. f. <m admordtion, lIo a^A .^ from t*x^^. f. a premiss, a pro-
warning, exhortation, homily. position,

UIV&, JfcU rt. *jo. adj. bilious; irritable, ItUXggdo dim- of Jfcs^i. a washhand
ill-tempered. basin,
9 fi y
JLV, j&J rt. w. bilious, bitter. rt. m^l. m. a demagogue leader }

3 m. s. pre. of verb **c&o. of sedition.

= **,aso io iowcA, feel. Debivatives, Jx^^o pi. JlS> ^y^p rt. ^cuw. f. a washing-
bowl} basin.

J-*io fut. \2xu, act. part. Jui, \l*xz. to lease, ]**& Aphel part. of j**. ra. a casi, iArow;
glean corn, &c; to nb; o^ogAN ol*La
jooj ju2j& &? rubbed his face with Iris hand. Is^o a stontfs-tlvrow.
Pa. *Jl*o make a
to choose out, selection. fi \ >jLy
,
>
;
jl^Ju- rt.*^^. enticing, alluring;
Debivatives, f-CL*^0, UmJ&.
afiaiierer, deceiver.
U^JJbo, JkJL- rt^l+tMskingtinterrogative; iJ*&, )iJ&> Pael pass. part. of *,. a messen-
an interrogator ; the questioner in a dialogue; ger, ambassador, legate.
gram. interrogative, of interrogation ; \jxxLzt&
JJ*Joo rt. *. m. a sender.
USE v> a mark of interrogation, the points
jicu9ioo
j *_ or .
rt. 9jw, f. sending, a mission.

J&uoMLao rt. Jo*j^. f. metaph. lukewarmness,

!^U^.)Joo rt. ^J*. adv. interrogatively.
coolness*
jtco^Uao rt^%)^.. interrogation; excusing,
eschetoing* Kii om^o rt. Jomi-. adj. quenching, exiinguishing.
?

II cul N m** )1 cuImL*> rt. Jom^. f. <Ae aci of quenching.

^ rt. ^j**,. f. lending, money-
lening. ^4^"^m- Jfc^c^o, f- a tftm woollen
\L*J& pi. }_ rt. c**j. m. abreath, breath of garment worn by monks*
air, breeze, light win* ^i^aiic, jfcLJ rt. .^jw. inciting, provoMng.

\ kk +& a leathern walleL U^?oLsd, )ft LX rt. ^^. signifying, in-

%Z\L-*\ms> rt. no * adv. gloriously. dicative, expressing, denoting.

)Xn j* a **> rt. u-jx*,. f.

2)rai8eworiMne8s Jl<=u-2k?aSjio rt. ^**. f. tignification, deno*
J^uoo* laM^xLo lavdable behwiour. talion, indication; a token.
jMnflJL 3 jJUfcioo, Jfcs*I_ rt. ^^, uttering
J aAtt rt. oju* f deliverance, preservaticm,
!'> J
. .

praise, singing praises; a singer, chorister; salvalion; a remnant saved.

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U^Jaioo, JfcLi rt. o)^. adj. savmg, 11. o measure, extend, stretch oui; \&il*
ddiverTig, redeeming; U^joJoc Mm&4 Ae the land; U$& the fanbs.
redeeming cross; J&laraJLo &kj| aven? )
Ethpe. ^JLotr i. to be anointed, receive
unction or chrism, be consecrated. n. o be
J-la*_ao rt. w**^, aw anointer; a meamrer, measwred; to stretch oneselfout; ml&%J& JJ
geometrician.
immense, Pael *JL& to meamre, moderate,
kJj* cuuao from Shaphel conj. of m. adv.
proportion; Iffa.N. T^-y^^-Tivr r ^y
J?4*** Z^^shments in jyroportion to the sins.
JLofr^oJLao from Shaphel of ****. rt. -**. Pass. part. utJoo^o, \ Lm
m viv , )fcC. temperate,
~ r
9 4
loneliness, moderate, modest; jl*L~JLaajo )Z
U^GLi^o rt. .o*, germinating. moderate heat; J&-uLacL jioW: a temperate
or just reproof; Jj i.^aa Jfc^> a metrical
)Lax**cJLo or ^gla^o rt. mo*, f. sprouting
out; an excrescence, protuberante. sermon. Ethpa. m-JL^L/* <o &^ measured,
JmcJoo from Shaphel of adj. $few,
stretched out; ]S,v\m& vJL? 6 .-ZZA^tt*
***/.

dothful, dack.
who stretched out the heavens is stretched out
on the Cross. Derivatives, )u*jwq^, Uqa,
^Jlit-cucaD from Shaphel of 4-*/, adv. slowly,
tardily, late, negligmtly.
U****x>> ]S-UuOJ]0 9 )ta**ocL, Ujajoo^o.
)Lo*jajLtt from Shaphel of ***/. f. delay, pi. JjuIa^o rt. w.t-V). m. a) ointment,
slachtess.
o& afee, UTtgu&nt; U>j^j )JJ- a vase 0/
JfcL*a*so emph. st. of )uL*,cl3d; see above. ointment; )gld? U-0 a horn of oii/ \J*jl&
JlJls^cj*> rt. ufc,y. metrical. ^fl-S? aromatic ointment; JfcLT? )^*v* o^tve
I^cla^o pi. J.Z- m. a palmer or canker-worm, oZ. 6) unction/ )lq^J; | /. ,v> os7 0/ <7race

a creeping locust. i. e. oii with which the sck were anointed;

Uoa*> pi. |^ rt. J-aJic. a ghaner. cuMuau.; 4

^iv anotnung ozl; . jqjsd? >4A>a

chrism, unction.
MlftjUc rt. Jqa. levelling, simplifying.

jlcuiojfci rt. Ja*,. f. levelling, maMng evm; ^j^wJco rt. X***^ av.foully.

%zi%3 jlauaA. f&6 leveling ofthe roads. jla^JiLao rt. ^m*. f. with ^ innocence.
rt. yfcj. f. shrivelling, withering. JI^mJLso, ]bCJL* rt. ^-*a.. m. a corrwptor;
Jl-oa^& rt. |1aj. f. nostrils/ a tumour, corrupting, vicious.

kJT)^NJoo rt. A^> adv. in

jb^GLAJo rt. ^^a>. m. aplasterer's troweL vcvrious ways.
P
JjLoaj rt. i^oo. m. a swine, boar, grunter. )t o,a\M<>rc rt. ve\\^. variety; icu

]!&*, ajoe rt. ^-. f. progresa, course e. g. Jil=>oaJ diversity of gifts.

with Jx oftime; )l*{ 1o^a.cia.\o liberality. jiiuce rt. wJl . m. a *afoe; ^? ^LIajo
immtt fat. w+o*.ViI. act. part. *JLao, |mjv, Joi/ myrile salve. Usually ^J/><iv>, K^t^
pass. part. L, JnL, JfcL- . 1. a) fo besmear, pi. of j.waV.

rvb over; JJjJ^ w*a*^e smear the cracks with KUmJLsOj JKJL rfc -**.. promoting warmtk ;
liquid ptch. 6) io anoint at baptism ; to the infiaming, ulcerous.
office of king, prophet, priest ; /o admmister
rt. ***. f. heating, carrying
mctaon or chrism; to consecrate to ojfce; uamLso
^ ^4 1
t A tffowe ?Ao rebaptize. Pass. part.
xJLo infin. of verb &J*j. toflay.
anointed, the nointed One, the Messiah, the
Ghrist; ILaanap fiLJbo iiw jj4j U**j ^iao infin. of verb j^aj^. o despise.

Im** the false Chist, pseudo-Christ, Anti- ^*& rfc. Xjij. m. skinning, peeling/ ^Jo
Ghrist. k^? 8tripping offthe leaves oftlie locust-tree.
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}$& pi. _ rt. ***,, m. anything spread

pp r
rt. a o., sedative.
oui to dry, a drying.
*Jl2o fut. yiLaaJj act. part. <**j f *-r
;

U^iLtt, ) &*J rt. \^**- infatuating. pass. part. yJLao, iaJbo. to shrivel as fruit o
\*+x> pi. moo rt. U-2- m. pi. sweepinga, leaves, fo become shriveUed,jlabby jlat; }

fubbish, refuse. jfcLLf ^/ ^<*? MbyX Zei #*

99 m shrivelled like raisins. Debivatives, J l
rt. <^ct*. twe wAo washes, used in
wasliing.
9 m
; see Uaj pi. JL rt. yoo. m. ^ $&m, A^ 5j

(9 4 /cZZ/ leatker; skin, rind of fruit; o!Tcua

j tu^,y rt. um*30. f. anointing, unciion,
^aa? /te wter <n^cZe, epidermis; \*1&
chrism; .>oaia Jicu**ikifr being anointed with
chrism, receiving chrism.
J? goat-sUns; Uc^m? J^aiL Hw5 %&2
r^; U^j2? jilo^Jw a leathern girdb * ^ rJ
^^Jbo
) } J^** rt. ww^ao anointed, Ghristian,
,
\jLx> a sMnner, fdlmonger/ Jt'cuLj
belonging to Glvrist ; aChrisiicm; |&jwJL )^J
<w animals' sdns i. e. on parchment.
Ae Ghristian fold;
Ghristian priesthood; jfciUli JZZ& Ghristian
}i}LJL*Sj& JlaJo^o *Ae
Kia pi. ^ m. rt. y*jso. a) negligence,
carelessness, A + xd> negligentlyy carelessly.
eyes se. spiritual insighi; }*'r ""^> fcJu. en
b) pi,
l

2&? year o/ <% Ghristian era; JCyJL

} a v^
. ,
*W)?6$,

-iijao
foUies, absurdities,
wordly follies.
nonseme;

Jfcs**Jj*> ;%e genealogies of Ghrist,

y fcJJaix) rt. yoo. adv. mgligmtly, carelessly,
~
~>,}ka**Alaort. ***Qjk,.feroeious,wanion,
2>erfunctorily+
shamsless.

&IU^*jk rt. {ojv. adv. fgfift contempL

U^^ } HUZ+& pi. )1^_ rt. c^.. f.

a eowcft, hedroom; \LsuL& \j^J> sleeping

Jiai|.Joo rt. ^GA,. f. coniempt apcvrtment, beroom; a garden bed,plot.

S %+ rt- ^<x*. painful, hurtful, U~**& , jfcU- rt. ^a*. a) ajinder,

p p
14u 2m jU/
=,
harmful; \ feasn/ sorrow; J^il invmtor, author; )p3j? I.".^ ^dr o/
K v lSxi
. i
lacerating blowsj Jj pbLlao ^
Jfc^I^o tesg dreadfat and distressing oceur- aw^oj- o/ sk b) possible, productive, efficimt;
rences. Mrfa*i& JLL aw efficient ca-use; with | n-
JAauaJLtt rt. ipa*. f. annoyance, harshness; possible; ))&&km& )j impossibilities.

)Iqj -> . v? rt. u>*.. f. invention, discovery;

kJUJL from ii. adv. peacefully, tran- possiblity ; with impossibility.
quilly. M *. v , ]|m-. rt. ^*j. fooUsh, inept, out of
order; kaiao jflv. preposterotes
Jl auko from JX, f. peacefulness, tran-
inquiriea;

quillity,
)k*AMM jfis^s afoohsh reguest.
genileness, serenity ; the taming of
<*&
wild animala; civilization;
<fo calming of wrath; as a
J feocuS 1-*-
*-
r
r part. ^n t
fut.
^
vi denom.
a xi, act. part.
^t ^ v*, pass.

title yooi verb from Jia**>. <o

yo#r Serenity. jofo^e, pm, to 0w or ia^e m ^fe^e or <w
UiJLao, J&x^ from ii. caZw, peaceful, a hostage; ^oo &s*s Jo fcaj^ ^ w?a$ ew
making for peace, exkorting to peace, a peace- as a hostage to the Huns. Ethp. A*il/%

maker; ULjbo jjj&k a caZm Aatm; JL& 6e ^iven ?, ^fo^ fe^ 2

*

w deposit; metaph.
* ,
to fig pledged, devoted to.
condliatory tvords,

from
Ua*& pi. . rt. ^a*. m. a tent, tabernacle,
f. calming, recon-
habitation; stage of a theatre
cilation. ; J>^? Ua*
a tent
ofeameFa hmr; #*+& JtagJ. dwelkrs
acut, adv.
rt. clearly, right in tents, nomada;
was set up; tfaka* fa
^
Ua^fa tabernacle

tabernacle: aso
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307
* 9
jialf Un,a^ a tmpwary stay, sojourn; J> rt, pShjfc . m. a) a tritor, betrayer;
j
^otniniiv>\ Jjst^i U wAm Ae cm sa/e a* a deserler. b) a Moskm, Mohammedan.
Ao9e again. %S\i 4\\ . rt. tt^ adv. mbiry, fuUy,
p&rfecily.
\lJjLx> pi. j*L rt. ^n*-. m. a pledge.
?
]i co.aaX*^ or with a helping vowel
Ji'cia*J:2> rt. a*, f. patming, a paion or
pledge, the condition of a hostage; 0*0 &L./
)l m^N y pi. yo ,

3
Jio rt. y>*,. f. a) handing
ieftin v*> )>n\So ioX down, handing over, delivering, ceding, cession,
J ^j'oo*f Joo 7;e zoas
capitulation, surrender, betrayl, treachery;
w& ifo jfctngr of the Huns as a hostage.
JiVft ?o\ i & } uxiioU^S danger of incurring
)jaiflJL*o rt. a*, f. giving, bowity.
,

the charge of treason. b) succession to the

Jaa^Oc, jisAX rt. ^0. leathery, mem-
cingdora. c) tradttion, translation, version;
branaceous; JXi.naV) J&4 membranaceous or
]]S*,M*Xa. jifcro^jfcjfc ia*( aceording to apostolic
webbed wings. ? 4 *
tradttion; JooaaX )^a9 ^? Ji'
\l\r\*?G rt. *a*. m, a giver; ^o? jiia ibo
ora tradttion; %*+qo( liotei Jicu
j J^ikjJ ifAe wr 0/aW g'oorf jy/fo.
^*is Jfcta^s ^Ae Syriac or Peshita Version;
J

jlV;^j>.N3 rt. a*, f. obscenity. A, V ^A>? )iVi vi\,a v e Sejyiuagint. d) ex-

)ULiSpl.of)fc^J^o. position, cornwientary ; J i ^ J fcUL

* r

.^
7
)j cociJko rt. oo\. f. irvflammation, glow. a commentary on the New Testament;
*LJl i^JL? commentary on Song ofSongs. the
liWs ioo rt. oo\. feverish, febrile.
p y e) dialect, tradiional pronunciaiion. f) a
>, j&l rt. oo^, Jlaming, hwrn-
swnmary, synopsis. g) Islam, Moslemism.
ing; maMng to glow. 9 rf. .
rt. yOSnw. f.fullness, completim,
Uoi^jLao ; sec Jo*X. /w^ growth.
r
)jp&ifc.& pi, of p^v, ):
,'x.
pi. JLioo a packing-necdle, awl,
Is^l-lixiso rt.uA. . ad v. a) stripped, despoiled; puncK
K-fr-V*^ udi-X hefled bare. b) simply, doitm- JLV pi. Jio rt. fiLAr. f. s?oj!A, ideness,

right. frivolity.
9 .. r
adv. 5y na75, expressly,
.

J&*ijL Pael part. fero. emph. of u\.. rt. juw.

verbally*
peeled off rind, cassia.
ytf
Ji rt. ttA.. f. reputatiem, eelebrity.
\^\^JLxs rt. frN. adv. freely, ofhis own ^
ii?
j y
will; authoritativdy ; despoiically, violently. JfcOi Pael infin. empb. state of oOH*.
to name*
Ji'o^ifcjLao rt. i^*-*-- f- power, rue, domin-
fcvIJLviJiJso rt. Jbo. ay.fidly, completely.
ation, free will, licence, full 2) ^ mssion;
%
a
prefectship, principality ; )ll=>
feJ$^<L^a rt. Jiao. adv. wholly, entirely t
k&fe^JL&free
completely, altogether.
agency, sdfmastery.
Ji'cu^-a&Joo pi. Jio rt. Jlao. f. completeness,
Ji'ea^Joo rt. pfc*. f. judgement, power.
entirety, abundance
perfection ; fullness,
\&m& pi. I ttSUA rt. )U. f. a ,/&*/* Aaafc wholeness, soundness, full growth, full mimber;
or j&rft/ Ji VXif )&a& a three-pronged JfcLiioi JL? iot^aaij pirtittaZ panoply;
hook or fork. jjoab ici**^jLao fulfllment of a command;
?
i ^Ni ^ )YJ\Iv% i
}jj rt. p^A. a) maker, )i gu\^OA^o ioA^h wholly, enttrely.

perfecter, fashioner. b) perfect, complete, miirej UI\ va a jao rt. JLso. 07^ ^Ao ^er/eefe, effects,

fdl, whole, full grown; Jl&laa^jLae JliiX full fulfiU ; perfecting, efficient, consecrating
ears of corn; \X4*\Lv> ];^aw adult, man )l*$ UI^aJL a ^oer or >#8for 0/ ^
offull age i. e. of twenty-five years ; >ei^^ o V worfe of the kw ; chIoJ? jlfSYfrSitf a rfoer 0/
an mitre or complete copy of a Gospel.
]xs^\jk.^s> hiswill; lipii? ^^a&ibo worfer^ ofvtitmhsj
Fem. emph. a robe covering the whole body, JfclIu^jij Jljliw lessons read at an ordin-
a long garrnmt. ation service.
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308
S9 k> -*
rt
^
JtQa.. &d$, fattemng H&ll v, JjCwT rt
7> t .. y
& rt. ^aa.*.. m. often * v cruciating ; a torturer; ) ? n y U*L?
U?/ kearing, dbedimce; JIcu^sLchj )^ instruments of tortwre.
ohedience to thefaith. Wmc& rt. ^a,. m. a bncMayer's trowd.
so, )t^ NaA rt. noo*-. f. fo sense ^+\+ -\\ m rt. ^. adv. a$ a servant or
o/ hearing; hearing, obedience. subjecty submissively.

U^v* ??> rt. s&ooat. a teacker, exhorter* J&joJ

subjection.
and Jl'oC^JLao rt. ^, f.

)loi\v\a v> rt. ^ccl.. f. instruction.

)}*Jj\ *\m'
t sGi rt. ^aa. f. ifo starting-place
hJ m*>\ + rt. A\ , <me w/io reduce* to
servitude^ an oppressor, tashmaster.
in a chariot-race.

)iv^Lv> ; ]&Ll*3^iLtt rt. dCA^. a) a s^r-

\&*& pi Uo^c rt. U*,. m. a ^or^
<e^r, jester,
wwtf, minister, attendant; JjLqjoj ^^^irv
Joshua iAe servant of Moses; the three lower
I, l^^aJbo rt. Jb..

orders of angels are )! y K f f

?i^ r y conceited, overbeartng, arrogant.

foVS NS* and jlViNv;^

*v^av> ministers ministering to creation. J rt, |U. f.

self-conceit, arrogance.
O. T. a minister of the Temple Service
N. T. and eceles. a minister; U+&*a va&m M3mu6 rt. "^u*.. a emollimt, luxative,
those who serve at the altar; \*\{ %+**&* aperient.

Y*+J+&9 i^cio^ JL3&jki& weak Elias who Jk**j& f. a) a measure of land. b) perh.
administers the throne of the Easterns i, e. is

Patriarch; esp. a deacon, deaconess; .*_* )^-a ' a -' rt. l

^a. f. a squirt, syringe.
Mvtv an archdeacon;
kTiao rt. ^a.. adv. /ec5/y.
a mbdeacon; J&lf )&IaajL a venerabil
or influential deaconess.
jic^aiao rt. ^a*,. f. feebleness, hvmili-
b) efficimt, causingj
ation.
oJL o2o> U-koJoo Jfcii- he who caused al
tJie evil and brought it to pass. UiCajoo, J^.*I rt. %&,. wearisome, m-
feebling.
' *lM&Xm v rt. a^Ol*. administraticm ;
diaconate, office of a deacon or deaconess; M* * & J^**Jo rt. ^. a Jiarrow.
4*oi<*ix
htm
^ JLcZxocii^ JLjJ A e crdained )i.Q4, <^ v rt.
.

Ucence, assent, connivance;

*. f. a) permission, leave,
deacon. o&J jl'aijfci
it is by favour. b) agreeablmess'affability;
YA m *i\n^ )$JL- , rt.oca, a) o/or Jefow^-
% fo

servile letters.
a deacon. b) gram, Aerob; j &ai&Sflp
with ^ moroseness, disagreeableness.

rt. ^a*.. m. a instrument for

injecting oii into the nose.
Ui^o also JicS and other spellings, rt **,.
r v
f. a whetstone> hone. ) &\6>ifc rt. >aa*,. f. a syringe.

Ui Ar. fresh dates, dainties. U^*j J]^*L_ rt. Jjs*,. a cawa? /or im-
3

oafcVm a watered pasture ; moist, plashy ;

,-
Uiiiao, ) &lajap rt. U*. changing, wan-
dering, wavering, diffuse ; \%JL&mJo ULi}' watered or motsf Zawrf,
fwmitwre, movable
property opp. Ui i fop jfotures; gram. )}** pi. | i>vn;v> rt. ^a,. tt) exaltatim,
transitive, honour. b) a load, burden esp. of prophecy.
kl)' 'v
c) to% of a city, capture. d) journey,
rt. U*,. adv. tt/ec* fc> change,
departwre, mareh; jfcLUij Jl^^
mutably; with

Jioiajiao rt. uxu,.

imrtwvably> immutahly.

f. torment, emaciation,
of the cmp;
to lay a burden
pi. with
on, to load.
^ to march, journey
For
the removat

adj. aJL
phthisis.
.prowd see Pael part. of
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%*IJhxSo0 rt. V*. adv. proudly. to moi the cmp, strike encwmpment ; \)Ui+&
)lcfcfcfl*,& rt. ^xl*.. .journey, expedition. j!sxo? a host oflocusts; Jioai? J*L^&
) l g\a * -o rt.^a*. pride, haugktiizess. the heaverdy host. b) = Ui^mJo dwelling,

\hLa* j& , }&- rt. \fiu-, a) joumeying,

kabitation; &&***&& ^a, he returned home;

r&moving. a march, jov/rn&y; "t*

b) Vn * ^ astron. Jou! JlsI^i the mansions of the
moon*
Jx^cufc^ his jowrney was souihward. Cf. pi.
of
s
J^ao^fcjo f, a bedstead raised to avoid
reptiles.
JJ&AJLaOj Jj*I rt.^AJb. proud, haughty.
}J*jo rt. t*,. constant, trustworthy.

|.^q*mp , J&ojauSLo tc&, t2Z (doubtful). JiaoiJ^c rt. a;*., f. piping^ whistling.
9 9
|ijaJfc rt. <&a*. frenzy-stricken. , ]1^aL- rt. jd^*-. a) a piper, whistler.
^a, b) gram. sibilani,
jta*j pi. J* rt. mere, genuine.

JC*-*> pL J* rt. J^*.. erydpelas. k-It n N rt. i*, adv. Jtrmly} strongly,
entirely, truly.
jio^^ijo from^^*. f. a Zijp, emw.
j^Juo^ioo ti &>& o/ a jtoiii pi. Jto rfc, ^.. f, strength of body
f. spindle.
or mind, stability, steadfastness, constancy; with
]}s>o+m& pi. Js-L- rt. km*, f. slipperiness,
JJ ^ea^we^, infirmity, inconstancy.
a slippery place; a fall, offence.
U**ao )l^*J rt. Ar, confirmaiory, afirmative,
JtOot*-& pi. J*L rt. ud***, ra. a jptjtt* sound
rt. ;**. f. confirmation, establish-
of the pijje.
ment
J]J5o;ajo rt. tot*, f. hissing; piping,
sound of the pipe, rt. *A-i. m. towhing, groping.

US&LooA^e rt. *a;jw. adj. o/" or belonging io |Ail^O0, )^-* I rt. ^.Jj*. interrogated,

the pipe; hoUoxo-sounding. capable of being asked, an interlocutor; with JJ

iriexorable, without intermission.

U ;.*.y> pi. Usa^o rt. a
]^*.. ra. dweling,
I^lU^Li^iio i*t.^|j*. adv. with
kabitation; U^ wy dweUing; \i;*& %**2>
Jl unavoid-
ably.
a dweMing-place ; a gwst-chamber, lodging,
inn. JLot^il*& rt.^W. f. reluctance, refusal,

ii-, liJLo pavdLytic; see Pael part. excuse resignationofqffice; appeal;

t
)taV(lj^
of }**,. )ftsxft*5 ^ ^ eschewal of evit.
)ieujLao rt. J;jk.. f. tveakness, paralysis; }iajoo^AJtt rt. >o*3. f. arrogance.
tazdty of conduct Pv9
! from ^. a jncpiL
\xl pj&, |Im rt. ]i+, a7ziim-7ceeper,
t tavern- P P .y *
rt. o fl ^ ^.. with ^U lasting, enduring,
keeper.
indelible*
UliJLtt, j&I a) adj. originatvng, hcming
ji ci i o^ is--^ rt. fl-m.. f, afiandown^ii,
a beginning opp. Jtooo&oo. b) subst, an desertion dereliciion; permission, leave;
t ioo*
author, originator, inventor.
)I oiQ- t?jC& ^oop <Aey Aad permissim, were
%Z\ tljLaa rt. ]**. adv. having a begirming; allowed.
with without a beginning, indissolvhly.
JJ
U^cl^Loo rt. )f^^. with Jjl one wko cannot
Jloil;i>3 rt. )i*. f. beginning. be beguiled.

] l*II ;JL0 rt. j;*. f. <Ae whwl of a spixidle. )ioxaQ^jis<L& rt. f^^- f- engrossing ocm-
))CI*^o p*J&, rt. Jt*. f.
pi, J&W& pation.

a) a comp, encampment; a reinut; a troop, Ui^Lft- pass. part. Ethpaal of

1

dis-
cohori; a/n army, host; with jlu or^a*( guised mutabte.
t
 Kia*l\&UL28 310

)Loa^jaj and JLeldL^a& from *i^. UsIosa^, Jj*J from ia, <me wAo Aa#
f. permutation, rrmtability; with )J immut- been admitted io share, a partaker.
ability.
U4\ ..&*&, Jfcl^L. rt. ^^*.. route&fo,
U+l*^*& J&jL. s from i*jl^. mutbh; variable, subject to eJiange or alteration; with JI

with | imnvutdble. unchangeable, invariable, immutable, unmoved.

^M^ l^JLa&
h from *i^. adv. with jtf
V^U^***&**o rt- *&X*. adv. variously;
imrmtiably. with Jj immutably, constanily.
f
yxl^^Ss rt. a^*.. with | untronUed, calm. )l fti4\u ts^& rt. a^.~. f. fag, differmee;
m?sAio rt. )*. cas ow2, casZ o^, exposed. with ^ immutability, unchangeableness, stead-

W&1I&& rt. )+*,. f. putting of; with Jia>

fastness,

delayf Jioul^ rt. ***. f. a becoming heated;

hot fomentation.
JJfjfcLc, J&J rt.
9fj^. sentaway, delegated,
avertivg evil as the scapegoat; a delegate, \lLl%j& rt. J^a, distracted.
ambassador; a missive.
)U&, Hfc^ pi. U&i rfc Jl^. dHWt
Jiaj*?&j*& rt. $*a. f. a missive, letter. drinkzng, a draught, potion ; feasting, a feast,
UlotfcUjtt, J&J . rt. Jomw. with | inextin- banquet; Uk^cco jb^ food and drink, eating
guishable, tmquenehable. and drinking; Ufc-*^& w^o drinking-cups,
jtoxloiJ^M^ rt. Jom*. f. cooling, refrigeration.
beahers; cu^D^otf UlS.j^ *7^j/ dra?^ a

U^ps^, J&^>o&l& from <*a^, variable,

spiritual drinh; Jt^a-^? UKa^ a banquet
changeable.
of wine.

Ulfo&ue rt.
JJa*^^ pi. Jl. rt. JK*,. m. too beams to
-. self-comicted.
wkich the warp is fastened, a weav&r's horn.
Ji<uij*j&rt. j*. f. 2>romising, a promise.
M***&o
U^.?o*&, JIsLjU rt.
H
^. significant,
rt. w*ojw. rabid.

understanding, a]>preliending. Uu^^ rt. ^U,. with | implacable3 inter-

P necine.
ji CLA^?iL*& rfc. ^. f. acquaintance,
knowledge, recognition ; a notification. fls^^M^c rt. jl^A,. a weaver's shuttle or fteaw,
tlie thread, warp or ;e6; )&*!**& ^C k^fAT
U*>ofcU&, J&J rt. o/*, /r^ 3 delivered,
redeemed; escaping. ^Ae fArea^ of life is citi short

Jtaia>/ofcU& rt. *J*.

^xiofeU^ rfc a*,. jVm, bequeatheJ-
^
f. deliverance, redemp-
f\>. ? r **
tion. *^o rt. a*, f. muniJiceTic*
\+*&1^ag Ar. a carcass. Uo*X&A& rt. oofX. igneouSyfery.
W&UolU rt *>}. I delay, tardmess. JXaa-l^^A. rt. wAa. f. a) removing^
)&&*& rt. ja*,. f. equality; with f
strijyping off. b) a missive, embasy.
U*^l*j, jftCJ- rt. yi^. a)Jnished i

Ji'caiiolsU^ rt. ia*,, a conjwiction of the completed, delivered; with =

f. unending. b)
stars.
>j fXtsA^ / am given or delivered up.
^>o&* rt. io*,, &a< caw fee leaped,passable. %tf v> N ^La^> rt. y**,. adv. infinitely,
JtU>&*& rt. Jga. f. dancing, leaping. endlessly, absolutely.

JLo4*,o* rt. **. odbonw,

f. a<fe Wu&tU> rt. p^A. f. abandwimmt,
meraf, promotion.
betrayaly completion.
P

JL0JU& pL JL ^ rt. ]W. agrari, &a

f.
tf *&*, JfcLJ rtyu>,.named,dm<mtnated;
esp.aweddingfeast, marriage; Jtsa? Jto *
gram. / n^m^ o6/^, a
substantive gualijkd
&6 marriage of the Zamb ; jloj^o *
by am adjective.
a Aowse offeasting, banqueting-hatt. I
 r^\At\ *n maa Sil nf hai A l^&ijsq

jittL^^l*& rt. ^jsa*-. f. the imsheaihing V^Ui*l*J rt. J;*.. adv. with ^ indissoltMy.
of a sword, ]Lau*fc**^3 rt. J^*.. f. dissolutioriy destruction,
]^Jji^a&&^& rt. jbo. adv. in perfection, in abrogation.
entirety. \xi%j*&> rt. %4*. prow to falt
)iJ^?cts*.v pi. ^ rt. JL. tfAose waiting 9 4* . *4* .*
JicLi^kife^o rt. ^m*. a j&ZZ, tendency;
for admission to full privileges as catephumeus slipperiness ; 1 a^f ) iajj jsjoS iaL
and penitents ; also a bishop bout io receive
tendency ov proneness to sin.
Jfc-*$.*>
cmtfirmaiion in office, a candidate for tlie
JJliU^, JKLL- rt. Jfc^. drinkabh, fit to
priesthood.
drink; \ul&Ji> JJo* jfres water, drinldng*
jicLL^aol^-Oo rt, Jbe. f. ordination to the water.
priesthood.
J&o pi. JioS^eers,
i,&o&*&, ]1a rt. >*&*, a) io be attended
J*U> or JIU pi. Ji&S and JUfeJ
to, obeyed. b) listening, tvilling to hearken,
native land, country^ birthplace* domicile, home;
audible; jtsiiNNshT ms> things
obedient, c)
.cojfcoo !Sm*ooj Jj / was no< ibr fellovj-
heard.
countryman. PI. Zz"W?e towns, tovmshi2)s.
))!<x> hc}sL^> rt. pfr** f. disrnissal, letting go
Ofi&tt pi. Of ^OO^sJD.
free.
9

\
ilsn]Z+& IIjnJE rt. iaj&a.. he wko is served,
foodj edible, esculent.
the mater^ lord.
laj o*X } JS-& from J o*^/ f deification,
) . .

\$*j%mSb rt. u. a torturer.

divinity; the being made a partaker of the
)\l %}Z + s pi, rt, Jojtr. pi. movables,
JJL. Divine Naiure*
chattels.
cfcLao, Jj&ifcoo, Jfcoofcoo twin, double;
Jtajjj!jfc^> rt. |i*. f. removal, tmnslation; see Aphel pass. part. of ii.
with )J iwimobility , immutability.
JLcLo[Ko^ rt. i. f. duplication; gram.
jicu&feJLdo from uk~*. f. afotmdation. conjunction,
|J^flfcj^l^Uj& rt. ^v. reduced to sufcjection, fcJTjJ Isa l >o) rt. ;*>/. adv. "witli ^ ineffdbly.
obedient, brohen in as a horse; )J f ^ -S,tsj>^ ,U
jicuj>(lS-& pi. )io rt. jso/. f. art- utterance.

ji'cLiLjIS-^ rt. j/. f. sZo^.

JL'^^a^l^oo rt. j^-V. f. svhjection.
JoIcdJs^- jl* rt. ico(. in need of heling 9

\ IJS-lls^**, )^,.T !- rt. Jjb^*.. rehearsing,

sichy ill; with JJ i?rc^ra6Ze, toithout remedy.
narrating; a merry-maker.
fcJTjJ-liaolSJo rt. )^3(. adv. with JP m-
i Nv &t^ rt. JL^. overbearing.
)?VN>it^> v* rt. JLs.. f. arrogance, bqasiing.
jiatlils^ rt. )W. f. with ^ an incurable
Ji'cu ]*& rt. *&*,. cowplaisancejflattCy.
disease.
UIosa-^3
])'esi&t*
rt. j*a*.

ZmJa rb. tSLa*.

waered, irrigated.

a beingstruck, hurt,
)jUi&s& from Jf . w initiated into myste-
} f.
ries9 instructed, a disciple; connected with the
damaged. mysteries,

]iai^a i&*& from *^^**- *%>i mw\ cu fril^&j [ici frifc^ from Jh. f. initiation,

IL^ j*L*j) from x^^^r, on# ?Ao trembles. iw^rwc^'o w AoZy thinga, secret intercourse,
y:}S \ f* ^*^ from ^j*j*<. adv. quivermgly. mysticai consecration.

\i^9&A&>, j&J rt. J^Ar. a) having a beginning. JJlMioo rt. +a7. adj. iguid, fluid.

b) eubject to dissolution, perisJmble; with JJ \X&t$J[jk-.& rt. t*-^- ^ fluidity, pouring

insdvhle; indissolvble, imperishable, that can- out.

not be set aside or a/Mwlled. [I S^laJh "^ rt.^^a. f. annihiation.

 K\<uA.vs&i2a 312 rOOj.riusa

drink.

MJuo^OP rt. co. considering, disceming, Jfoiiwjci^Ji^ from

wnderstanding. flaming> conjiagration.
* * $ ^ *
jl'cuL=>K& rt. yco- f. reflection; with Jjj H' rt- o^, f. penetration.
stupidity. Jtcuoa^Jw from ua^. f. a refuge.

Jik**&sj& -t. jls-o. gram, assimilated. tffr^& rt. *4>. sfow, ready for shearing.
U^h^hJ& rt. jl^o, gram. <z?t adjective \xL^&, jj*L~ rt. y*^. ridicidous, in-
derived from a substantive as jl^+Jn.+j congruous
Israelitish.

Jiotifc^ofco rt. Jfcwwa. f. familiarity, fellow- globularity.

y * *
rt.
,s

^ 5i
. f. becoming round;

ship. |l&J&b& rt. *^. f. deprivation, lach

)SVs^ , jlOL- rt. %*. with II m- jiai^^oS rt. JI^. f. a revelation, mani-
festation, transfiguration ; pronunciation,
&c-
tsj&, j&JU, 2>lanation.
|rrv rt. Uo*. coniemptible.
* P " *
y*gir>. pleasant, jocund. elided; Jlot/'

Jkoj ixa^liJo from J;j*l=>. f. becoming incar-

nate^ incarnation. Uu^jS, J&*- rt. U^. Mameworthy.
*?. *** I
1*
]JS-*Z rt. |ik. requisite, necessary, Mr^^JSoo rt, j*-s^. said to mean <m
desirable. instigator*

Jjl-a^j> rt. L. Jto wfo'cA e<m fo examined JLoii feJbJS rt. J*^. f. provocation.
inio; with
* 4 9 y m *
inscrutahle, impenetrable. \t rt. . f.
2ydwrization,
destruction, annihiation.
\j9^>%jx> rt. J_. with JJ rfAotf wA&A <*wmo*
5c diminisked. U^cxjft^OA from Jj^^o^. e?^w^ &j&
a 6o%, corporeal; YvmJ^Jh \&\ 7 God
j* oiAa&J& rt. Jaa. f. observation, consider-
incarnate.
ation, attention.
Ji'cu^a^fcoS from Uia.c^. fe toK^ o/
JLaLitafcJ rt. j*a. f. <Ae 6e% created,
f.

creation.
a Scxfy or outward form> ijie incarnation.

\1d^%Jc> )&!-. s rt. *a. Uessed, one wko

U-LaJ^j&, Jit-J rt. u^ $>erceptible,
palpable, tangible; with | comprehensible ;
receives a blessing opp. JJL
impalpahle, intcmgibU, incomprehensible, un-
ja&a rt. iaI. tangibU) brittle,
fathomable.
tfi*&*J from )um^; Jl^t&fcJ jj'
fJt^Aoo rt. ^s>?. a monk, an ascetic.

Ji'<&*^kj from Uj*s>. f. <fe assumption

U&*Jt\*&, t JfcLi-. rt. *^^. Zym^, /a?e;
with )| fo-w, trustwortky.Jlrm, sure.
of hvman natwre, becoming man.
^ofiC pi. ojfl&& f. ^oSo ff, a method,
jLaL0*b&r<;. as^a. .flashing, coruscation,
system, dissertation, treatise.
spl&ndowr.
Ji'ajL.^^00 rt. )^j. f. &e{^ prnhed or
JlcuiU^kj rt.%*a. f. ripeness or matwity
impelled, susceptibility to preswre.
of fruit.
^p r Ua**?fcc> rt. iAm| . Ae or iha wMch is to be
00 rt.^^^. pliable; medic. driven out> castforth.

Ucu?^j from Jg*j a dmimiac.

Uia^oo rt. ^^. rugged ridged. }
Mxfroo rt. yof. under eenwre, cowicied,
^^4J^o from ^a^. (#tZe manly. f condenmed.
 ; :

313 jooiusa
tt*fto& rt. U>h om who is mder diseiplim
tt^fcOo ^o*. v^MriiM/ With II ftW*
rt.
Mm/rom sin,
to restore

Ulo?^& rt. ;*>?. one who commemorates,

jfe**
coTmderatim,
tofty fe */*> ^w
o/ rriferffo or

heeps in remembrance.

Jl'&UlkJ* pi. JC5 rt. **?. commmt-

UZf&fcc
a pupil.
rt. J?. w to 6e ^tdM or Zerf,

ation.
^oSfcjfc, UioS^, JCJL. from Uo.
U^*o, J&L. rt. u*^?. with
J V^er- *) act. sense : intellectual, understanding, wise;
turbable, untroubled, unruffled, tranquil with JJ
*g unintelligent. b) pass. sense
J&&$fc rt Jl
?, drawing aut. mtelligible, conctivable opp. jJU^j^ j^.
JlViS \ f^&
, rt. ^?. f. appropriation;
gram. definitiva* intdligences^z spiritual beings often used
of
a ge S and of the unseen world
\\ xLLb$ %& from cioX?- opposition, P, l opp. jul
hostility. U*^?fcj& creatures apparent to the senses =
visible beings.
Uoe&o, JjL_ rt. J^y. imitable; with JJ

inimitabil incomparable. &*?}jJofc*& from JJo. adv. zntelligibly, by

the inteUect; with incomprehensibly.
Jl&ooffejB rt. k?. f. fee^ imitated, imi-
tation. JLoije&*& from Jjooi. f. *Ae intellect; an
understanding, comprehmdon.
jJ?fco> and tfwofoo rt. af. gram.
a mar&, note of admiratim ; Pffwffe.
J2i/*
U^oi^andUisul^, jiUfrom -.
interjections or particles expressing credible; with ji incredible.
amazement
or admiration. \H&L*+e&j* from ^&-<. f. credibility9
kJ0*>?kj rt, wo. adv, wonderingly. trvstworthiness.

Jtcu^o?fcoo rt. j-so?. marvellousness. UiXs^, Jl^J rt. y^c*.2)ermeable

1

y possiUe
)l<u>h*> rt. Jj?. f. compltance, obsequious- ofegress; with ^U impassable.
ness, dissi?mdation. Jlcoa^oil^ rt. y^o*. f. with | inaccessi-
Ua-Xjfco, Jl*L_ rt. y^j. extinguishable bility.

with ^ inextinguishable, unquenchable.

Jiaoifco& )il*_rt. y&a.pliant, convertible,
J

>ikoo rt. Jj>. a winnower. transmutable.

Uat&*&> J&J rt. ^ij. perce]jtible ; con- k-JUoo*Jo& rt. ^9oi. adv. with | siraight-
ceivabe opp. Ui^fco> sensible. With forward, tvithout turning bach, without retro-
ineomprelwimble, impregnalle. gresdon.
&J^L>m&*& rt. yi>. with JU incomprehensibil/, Roia3oil^:> pi JI, rt. ^So#. turning
in a way that cannot be comprehended. from, changing, toavering, retrogression, per-
Ji'cfcffc&pIJLo rkyf.f. a) with jjzncom- verston.

prehensibility. b) pi. astronomicul observatio7is. Uioi&Cj Jfc^J rt. io*L witly, facetiovs.

|laAf& from Jol?. f, having the arms .fl>o?oVj or %floo?ofc^=*Df& a method.

stretched otct.
woK-^, Uo&oo, J&SJ^J mI/ see Aphel
J&.t*?JS& rt. *,*?. f. practice, training, of Joi.
discipline, abstinence.
UoV*& rt. joi. causing repentance.
M^^Jsi rt. <^^o*. adj. imaginative,
f o^oo adv. of time. without beginning, ever~
wiaginary, cogitative; eubst. contemplation, lasting; ^polioo jJy lest ever} never, nor . . r/
cogitation.
ipoJicso usually contracted co^ - - ^-^-
Jlcu^^ljoi rt. i^a^ot- meditation, cogi- a/oretime; from everlasting formerly ; ', oo&oo JJ,
tation,
oJi^a ^ or more emphaticall
t
 hur^saabxsa 314 r<f&\a.u a <k-so
never, at no Urne; \ ^\ ;& o opinions increased. Part. adj. stretched out
from beginning of the world;
the
14*

)s
-i

extended, long drawn out, protracted, strained

^poftooof the buried of former tense, intense, attentive; with o diffused
throughj with ^ extended over. With ji,*;
W&ft has ever been prqfitless. Derivatives, or J**a?J a very long time; jJLfco J^^ an
attentive mind; jfcLlifcoo \> tense stnngs;

kJJ-seoioo from aol^o. adv. everlastingly,

iXu a grratf number, long tale; Jl'o^. earwesi

sempiternally perpetully. ,
prayer; U^cxV far-reaching rule; JloaJl
9 9 *, protracted penance. Ethfe. *.>l,/% $e
., J&UL. from ofcoo. tvithout begin-
spread owi5, reac/i /ar abroad; to reach, be
ning, from everlasting, eternal; )J? JJooofc.: directed towards, to extend as a number,
good-
^* ^
j^ 4 ***

has begun nor ends; Uaoofco

the everlasting

Jj^^
which neitlter

the ever-
ness; to be stretched in the stocks, Ji*5j'
on a cross; to be prdlonged,
<

^
mdure;
lasting Word; jC&^ |J^W JKifc^i Usocl^ .&aofc^ ? Jo a root that reaches
last,

the seif existent and everlasting Trinity. deep into the earth; \&*L *&!/ UW
Jla*jookao from po^oo. f. everlastingness, another blow befell him; ji's^.. io^ w&sofcj
etemity; oroLofcoo * co-eternal. lei us 2>ray intensely. Derivatives, Ufco,

Ji'oj^ofc^ from J^.6. f. keeping an

appointment; astron. conjunction.

tt>k*&>, Ji' rt. jjfcoo. a sucMing, one who

w-^o, U^ pi, \1. rt. w-)^io.

of time or place, length, duration, extent,

m. a) a length

sucks;
jfeea*s on
J&x&oi-,
bitterness.
J?^ UcJ a ri W/ t ^ distance, height; Us?j )1%J* a length
reach,

of time;
*I*. soif U^j the space ofeighty years,
Jofcoo ; see )&&. for eighty years; }JLLi \J*bj& all one's

Jt&A^j&ja from ^jf. f. matrimony. life; \xJLy U&o the duration of tlie peace;
*.& fut. .ofcofiu, act. part.
*&, J^fcoo,
Uk* Jj a& allthis time; U^^Ai^i:
pass. part. u^Kas, J_, ^ ^ to s cA
with a short interval; jfcC*?^y Ulio tlie

eafeml, jproZoMgp, fen^^*,

elongate;
jfc

to reach
length of the journey;
a space or distance of sixty leagues;
J*J ^^ ^^
oui, hold out, present, ofer. With Jsaffo U^j
4*chsJ5? <7ie sfrefcA of the axis of a
spread the wings )&\? flight of
; tomakehnglamen-
locusts, the space they covered;
UfcsJ? jJioia
tationj J&lji# to foy out road8 .
^.^ ^ a long or far-reaching search.
sfrefcA to its full length; jtoL, b) a nerve or
jL, }^4?fu fe?za"on.
tf , &c. o direct the gaze, thoughts,
mind, &c.,
to consider attentively; Ufcoo pi. \1. rt. wfcoo. m. stretching out,
J&^J the sun sends
lengthening; being distended, distension.
abroad its rays; jp to ofer tlie back, .&:>
M<^- j ke gives his back to the pillar
U >\ r> L^Si, Jfc^L^ rt.'^aw. corruptible,
destructible, mbject to corruption or decay;
for^scourging; jSfcJ to stretch
the bowstring;
with \j incorruptible, immortal.
Ufto to open out the ranhs, draw up in
line
ofbattle, hence to ofer battle, stand Ji' a ^^ M^j
i rt. ^cu. f. rm, destruction,
up tofight
^*c&. debauching; with
with j>& or ; J&J^ t0 chant a
jl incorruptibility.
long anthem; J^ooj to prolong U^w^-vj,
a fast; J^ajS JfcL3__ rt. gsw. Zim^ corn-
to draw the bow; K*S or \^Ji to stretch
prehended, restrained, mbdued.
out
the heavens; JfcCai ^f U^Bi *.&*> Be Mia^fc^, j&I. rt. jw. demomtrable.
stretcheth out the firmament as the holhw of h^lZaZ^jSi rt. Jcu.. adv. demonstrably.
His hand; ilLi
\S^h Ji'cucii |
to last so

fcJ.fco when
many years;
the discord
^ jlcuioiftc rfc> j^ f a ^#^^110^
of demonstration, ex )ression,
appearance.
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315
Ui (o A- ioc rt. jju. ostentaiious.

Iloii >Ujw rt. )U. f. ostentation, boasting

U-t~fco rt. j w . spoken against, debatahle;

*& UiAi^, JftJU rt. Ju. M; tZl

CmrWer8 ^ ram - prtmng cm-
With imsem,
II

kXUibj
invisible.

rt. Jju. adv. visibly;

}^'
not be charmed
,* U- rt - -*- with | *** can-
with Jl
"
away; deaf to enchantments,
imnsibly.
tmplacable.
#&&* rt. Jfc.. f. view, appearawe; U^fc^. rfc. c^.
considered, estimated;
with JJ te^ withdrawn from view, concealed; mental; pi. objects of thought.
invistbiiity.
)1&L*L^ rt. . f. thought, thefacuUy
\j'JL}>> rt. fM with
.
irremedibh, irre- of thought.
parble.
Ji'cJwao rt. K-i. f. inferiority, abase-
W&lZ%j& rt. . f. capaUlity of unim, menl, humiliation.
reunion.

I ffnn feoo,
sexual intercourse is hed.
Jj^JL- rt. pa*.. oe with whom ^ff*^**
^'^ Q^" from u^o^.
rt *
^ f iw"

f.
W^^m image.
mpplicatim.
Ui^JjO rfc.
^. ^ram, cereai.
Jica&alio rt. j*w. f. experience, wisdom.
UA$kj2> from Jjft^. o candidate for
Jjjiww, J&JL. rt. -X-. with }j inviolable, ordination.
secure.
JIqa^^^^ rt, 11^. f. r^W^scewce.
IwNjls rt. ^. f. plundering, pUlage,
rapine.
UaXjfcoa, j^L- rt. u*^. with imperish-
able.
kTJjft-.jao rt. *ui. adv.
definitely.
jTcuuaXjfco rt. ua^. f. destruction.
Jicuaw&ae rt. ywl. f. Zm7, terminating,
termination.
k'kajk* rt. U^. iwZZwfed; with JJ m-
defkd.
&~&x>, J&S_ rfc. ywl. <%fafeft c%tfmfe.
Ji'cija*.^>o rt. jwL f. definition, designation.
AXnftfla.
Jicujiai^ rt, ^jc-, f. shamefacedness.
HiilW, J&U-- rt. i^^oo. far-reaching, tosie/ pi. f, victuals.
extensive, spactous; \ZL%> Uo* spacious
heights. ^'^W^ rt.
j^^. f. ingrafting.
ilfco*, UtL^2>, k4k&>,)&xb.^.portable; tolerable;
Jj_ rt. JL. miserabh,
pitiable, pitifut r^&l \OA<4^ v u: w_^ j>a^
vry 7*m*2/ 5nZem can be borne by
the strong.
^Tiil&Ott rt. L. adv. humbly.
UA.^lwS, JjLI from U^. obedient;
\t&jL%j& rt.^. f. humUiation. with I disobedient.
i&xwfc*, J&JU from U^. with JU m- jr^ir^^^ froin j^ 3> .obedience, wlling
ezptable, that cannot be atonedfor.
obedienee, docility; with JJ disobedience, wi~
Mi m kJ&, J&L_ rt. ^w, w ith | uncon- willingness.
qtterable, invincibU.
Jiau&ajik*, from J^ac^, adumbration,
Ji'ciLnlfco* rfc. ^m-. f. defeat, skattering. that whereby something is
shadowed forth.
M&&**&o rfc. a~. Tiseding eneotvragement Jiajil^fcc rt. J^. f. beaiing back, driving
with jJ sZaafc. away; an
o
insult.
)lax&L%Je rfc; fiu. f. a eovering, obscur- W*xji%ls& from Jj^. f. induration, petri-
ation.
faction.
UiSLbJa rt. *a~. in. a mineral, metal; Ua;^koo rt. a^. harassed, persectUed.
with | foc Aarrf to dig.
h*hs& m. a packing-needle.
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 316

iiN^o; see Utjj&. nable as Jcu* a ;aZZ3 juLow a fortress;

JUi,
JK^fcj and JXtt&tl&d tb *U t j& ^i^nl^ap | untrodden, unsuldued or m-
longing, earnest deire. accessiblejwaks; \tm&% ^? |x^y f^*^*
/rarapWZ awrf calmed seas,
\x2^Uh^> rt. oi, adj. incentive, stimulative,
sJU^JJsic rt. o)-, adv. eagerly.
MkJ)^, )&1 rt. o*s. with | ^m'w-
1

peachable, undeniable; ]&=&--& li

\j&a %& rt. ^2k*. grain. derived.
an undeniable teslimony or evidence.
Jl

jloux^ rt. ocL.

U-^^^-, J&2L. rt.
f. a) a reply. b) vomiting.
^**. conceivble by the yoked;
Ujfkj, JJvL^jl

jjjtf t i>lSJ
rt.
^
JieuL draugU animah.
capable of bdng

mind opp. jii^i^^i percepiile to tlie senses; M~>o#-ofcoo rt. tcno. o^e consecrated, an
inteUectual, spiritual, incorporeal, immaterial,
ordained priest.
mystical; )i *!!&&%}& the spiritual Israel;
jiajJo^k^ rt. ^0*3. f. ordinaiion to the
)}^Sd.Zl^^%SJ>my8ticalBabylon; \2'kJ& priesthood; consecration e. g. of chrism.
J^Silip fcw^oo/ intelligences, spiritual beings,
JJ*ol^jae, JV-*j rt. **o. shamefaced, modest,
which are angels.
reverent; JO'^ifco </aw#$ o Je ashamed of,
k 7} i^,^]^ rt. Nk.* adv. inielligently, disgraceful things.
spiritually, in a figurative or mystical sense.
jlaj^Jioo rt. **d. a serale o/ shame,
Jioi^lj^ rt. ^*. f. convenional usage reverence, modesty; with JU inipudence.
of words.
Jlcuxofoo rt. . cud. f. natu/ral condition.
J^]jl=>om&O0 r^. oom. in i/ie dative case.
UIXss^, JfclJL. rt. JU. adj. hindered, for-
)&u^e**JioS rt. oom. f. &6 apodosis of a bidden.
sentence. ^Jjx^il^ji rt. Jb. adv. Mrdly, searcdy;
fc-JWfeoo rt. w*fcoo. adv. earnestly, intensely. with ^ unMndered, unimpeded, wiihout let.

jlo^-koo rt. w^^sc. f. extension, prolong- jl a i ^n fcog rt. Mo. f. prohibition, restraint,
ation,
7mf?2.
extentj length, duration; <->*^l v> a impediment, natural imposdbility; oi cuI^
' <
^
jtaa-ljyao rt.yot. f. quietness; perii, eye-ache* some intervening 5o<fy.

jVcup^IU rt. X*. f. nativity. ) i\Nr! l^ rt.^5 wearer of a crown.

**fcoc dual of JJjso. iwo hundred. J.xXr>!s-^ rt. %di. o?ze wo ma^res to <rM5< ?

+kJo> 2om confidence.

\~, JfcL- ; see ^l^o.
io i\n ^oo rt.^s i. . womising, threatening.
kJji-V-& rt. yoo. adv. slowly, tardily,
) .

slothfully, sluggishly. |juxls^ rt. Uo. aperson called by a |Ic>

hanyah i. e. sotz. or faher of some one; gram.
Jlax*^& rt. yfcoo. f. sloumess, sloth, laziness,
leimre; patience, gentleness, placidity. f ioos^o ju^te a collecti'Ve designatitm as man,

M-ixsK^, )1^J_ uU. contracted, nar~

U&f>k*&, j&u-* rt . studied, laboured;
rt.

rowed; gram. with incapable offorming a

with jj unaffected.
plural.
UioT^j from UdqU. imaginable, that can
JlaiAii>j^& rt. i*id. f. a coming together,
be represented or delineated.
meeting, coTyunction of the stars, elements, &c.
JlV .
t n T^J* from JJjku*. f. delineation,
Ufna tsao
representation ; logic, differentiation,
rt. kttdl. a censor, censurer, re-
strainer,
KT(t*^oo rt. tai, adv. furiously,
M cnnn^ ^oo
.
rt, ^aad. reprehwwble.
JkL^i; seeJfcLiU-
Uls5^^, JlCi_ rt. Ao. with jj inflembh.
JL'ojf&J'Aoo rt. *k*. f, botmty, mperjluity.
JUxIio^s rt. ] w , f, shortming, abridging.
U*z%&* I2tta~ rt. aclo, with Jj imvrea- Uiti^A jftLl-. rt. ?awfcnA
**. a)
 317 i*elA&Lbo
tt mgabond, rnendicant, wandering dervisk %>fco to KXm, cwnpow, jpM^
b) with JL'^y a circular ^^^ 5i/ m5oZ
Utter.
l^Si ^U^o wearelikened
rotatory, atcorditog to the course

tt^^a
l&is*5&^&
c) revolving,

of the year;
revolving wheel; Jl*
or fiMilM,
to

them
vapour;
to lights.
J^^^j-
Ethpa.
^
XKAtT
fa
to 6e ^<^
red

Ui-^iK^ S m +Li l ihe Sunday Lections in KJc, represmted as, compared to; L^t.rH *
)t
roiation.
Jicu^Jo J>-^ ^j^&^i m<A and ewvr are

%S)*L3*J&*& rt. y**. adv. rirculaHy, i

%n represented under the Jigure
o/two meamres;
rotation.
F, rftf*
^-ioicoL Sliamu*
^^ ^i^koS ^c^L
Jlc&a;5%*& is taken as the type ofthose
pi. fio *t. y&. I revolving,
Uretics who war with Mmmantuel. Aphel
revolution of a sphere,
time; windingup,folding,convolution; eccles.
c* ^rocem'on ;
rotation, a period of
^W wer parables, use a proverb or
to
tfmtf speahfables with ^, or^iL ; to^6fo, ^
u^cuiflajl? Jiaii^fcJ going
regularly to school, speah foolishly ; U* }JU& &kf*I told this
fable, used this simile.
tf*h*>, J*Ll rt. &mo. a mppliant, in-
Dbrivatives, lil a
tercessor ; supplicatory, mtercessory, depre-
catory; Ua*fcc& Jti&> a service-book.
JJ^=& pi. ls^ rt. ^.Uo. m. a ^roverft,

^ ^n i^o rt. A9. adv, mpplicatingly,

^ara6Ze? fable, myth; {&& Ae Pro^rSa o/
as suppliants, earnestly beseeching.
Sdkmons ffl JJ?
|Q^%f JJ&^ ^ ^omBb
o/ Ae barrenfig-lree.
}!ca*ifco> rt, ^-d. f. supplication.
^Ki rt.^fco. m. giving; cf. Ja
fcfcosio, J^s*J rt. olss. written, Uterary;
learned; jlCiilS-5fcs& JlolJ' wrttm charac-
Uas^l^, jfcCJL. rt ys^. capable ofbeing
grasped, held, controlled; with }j uncontrollable,
ters; JiitCs>VJ unlettered, illiterate.
|
unreslrainable.
]Lcu^sSs& rt. ofco, f. wriiing, enregist&r-
ing, enrolling.
hZUAs^^jxt ^x!^. adv. with
rt. JU uneori
trollably, immoderately, irremtibly.
ik-okj, Uifcofc^ rt. owfco. owe wAo
J&a&fc& ya^.
^nues, contends aX > /or/ a combatant,
comprehension.
rt. f. with \ want of

wrestler, flghter, warrior, opponent; jjjjicus

Uibo^i conflicting commands; JiikifcJi JJ
from K^.L covered with snow;

^fc^o fot. %>fcaaJ, inf. ^xl pass.

Jio^^feoo from Js^tL f. snowy whiteness.

s

part.^fcoo JL, ; Jj g sjyeah in parables, Jl^o^s^ rt. ^oX. burning, glotoing.

figwratively, compare, with oor^; JjiL> Jiox*cu^is-ao rt. jaX. f. companionship.
+a}^ he compared thee to a garden ; teo^ \l*Xh*&, JfeLl rt. J-^. with JU indelible.
o\hs> ^.l ?a. K \ i . he took up his parohie
jTa i^ X ^j rt. Ju\. f. blotting out, doing
again* Part. compared, represented, flgured,
away with.
likened; )<!*& ^*oo J-LI5 U*o\z> the con- y
Uaa^i \ ,fco, JjL rt. p.^^,. adapte,
secrated oii represents the Holy Spirit; jl'cujl
smoothed, harmonious.
t> y> * && kX^fcosi JC=>?? the Gentiles are
compared to the beasts of'the field ; &*j jL Uls&, JfcCikk rt. ^fcoo. parabolical,
enigmatic.
words useA in aparable orflguratively ; Jiiwcu
JL^jjo teaching byfigures, in parables, symbolical JLsxLifc^fcoo from Is^X. f. evanescence,
doctrine. ETHPE.^jaol/*to 5e Ukened unto, waning of a star ; annihilation.
compared to, described in a parohie; * o V^ j&a l / JjjoaXJioo rt. ^jftSx. a teacher, instructor,
J^loii you are compared to stones; J^Vft \aj* missionary.

SslU^-ioo rt. ^I^j. adv. w a parable,

spoken of by the prophets wnder types. Pa. allegorically.
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K&X, Jj&u rt.^fcoo. adj. parabolica* U^aois*, J&i- rt. ^a. a) salt, seasone
expressed in a parohie, figurative. with salt; metaph. }i .\v lU JLaocu* a witty
,'

Uaa^&ao rt. uaaXl. ajester. person, one of seasoned wits ; with JJ mere
Ui*^bo, J& from U*\. uttered wit)
utter; U^fc^& | w Uickaf
Mer want offaithfulness.
^ ^^ &
the tongue, pronounced. b) navigable.

JicLti*^fcoo from )ll*X f. pronunciation. Jla i \j& fcjS rt. -^ao. f. jwErfty, being
J&ijao from j^Xt. pUoted or steeredj the helm.
triple, triangular.
t > v c a
io&^C&oo rt. yfcsX. guileful, malicious, rt. y^o. a) pertaining to
villainous. couneil, senatorial/ one who consulis or asks
advice. b) princely, in the line of succession
JiaiikX&*a rt. y)^.. f. craft, artifice,
to the throne.
guile, malice.

i&t&o from jfcs^t. trilateral.

Jft&&fc rt. yioo. f. deliberation, cm-
sultation.
\hLjn\tJi3 rt. "&.-. raional, endowed with
inteUigence.
U^ao^a*, J&i- rt.%ao. with JJ npeaft.
a&fo, ineffable, inexpressible, secret.
Jioo*aoftoo and U'cuc^Kao
astonishment.
rt. e*aot. f.
*Jjiifcajk rt. ^. adv. with JJ Wfo-
utterbly, ineffably, secretly.
U<*ao&^&, J&J rt. <*jol. astounding,
wonderful.
Jlfifc^&fcJ rt. \. f. with Jl ^
mystery, something which cannot be uttered
or
U4,JJ*5k-& l^*2 rt. ^J^o. mingled, diluted,
J expressed in words.
tempered; with | that will noi mingle.
Jj-ojo^j, Jj&JL. rt. Uao. numerable, that
U^>s^> rt. k*ao. wounded, vulnerabh. may be counted or reckoned; with f m-
l bi ~ & l~& from \^&. /ee6?g, dismayed; t#raera5k.
with invincible, indomitble.
t. ^isxso. u&Vtf to decomposition
m**Ja%& from \o*jo. ^onny, fe?- Jiiaaxaofcc rt. ^u. with impoverishable
jpesfwoMs.
inexhaustible.
JL'c^U^lw pi. )X6 from^W-oo. Um . jlc6m^ao rt. ttifvs. f. delation.
pestuousness; disguietude, distraction.
U*j&A*, JJ^JE and m^kio rt. Le ii.
Mk or i^M^o m. pi. naB^ra, possible, in one's power, potenial; with JJ
learning, science esp. geometri/.
impossible, powerless;
J&Ull]^ | n-
U^&K pi. . rt. u4*5. m. a lozenge. possibilities.

U^&Kio pi. C rt. J^ao. one who or to ^Uijj2.Kao rt. L ii. adv. posdbly, poten-
w&cfc may arrive; with JJ unattainable, in- tially.
accessible, that cannot be anim at.
, ^^T*^ rt-
^J*
IT* f' a) Power >
authority;
J*W ^**. Icui^koJ^ao <Ae grongr power of
Jico^o^iX *al inaccessible, hard God; Ucfajj&kjS
attain.
to tc&X according to my
ability, as lam able. b) possibility, potentiality.
v a4*J^e&& m. patiimnK&v, g en . pi. for r
fiadrjfiariKd,
Jlcu^ jjofcoo rt. ^.ao. f. intervening, mter-
science esp. geometry.
vention. *
Ja4&&&, jiLL p m ^^^j^ or i. .
tfi**j rt. Jao. m. an imitator.
k&&aofco& f. JL ixaTjpaTiKts, mathematicl,
Jl'<&Iw*o rt. jao. f. imitatim, cmulatim,
learned in geometry.
ft&k&, )fcLl.rt. oji. with
Uaje&J&, j&J rt. i^ao. marriageable,
| indelible,
that cannot bewashedaway or famiMi/
sought in marriage. U\c^
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319
U^ofcjo, jj_ rt. measured; with
lM-fcao>
***k*> Ulsao
vt. a mo/ker.
)i immense,
rt.
immeamrabU,inJmite ; )i&*&fcc*3 D
^ k-**aaJfcj rt. omj. adv. metaphoricaUy.
*** thelnfinite One is stretched ou the Cross!

Ulk&fc^ rt. .b. with relaxed, slach.

l&&^o&0, JfclC froin jj1&d cm wfo speofe
k^Jfco* rt.
Jl^iiaJftja
Wrt.
fempfctf, liable to temptation.

tu. {. fusibility.
through his nose or indistinctly ; a mutterer.
*oo root-meaning to wa^. pE on i part- KlU^aJ^ rt.^aj. adv. with
v y .
)J immutably.
adj. *koc, \L%Jo slow, sluggish,
dull, inert;
patient, placid, mild; still (of wine): cowardly: ^V rt ' *f*J%fwpkmtiing.
*->f s JJ-fc-ao ^
Hon; o2oaco -fcj&j \L?one of sluggish
the beat is slower than
UUk-2*, Jj&J
M-^Laj^_
rt. j .
lamentable.

ihe rt. pjaj. m. an avenger.

''
mind, slow of understanding. Ethpa. >
U&jisJo, Jfct_ rt. Aaj. reZaima to, corc-
v^>t/
to delay, linger, be late, slow; yfcC&ir segMenC wpore; gram. a noun in the
jjo oo'U construct
come wtthout dday; %*&& JgaSUT | Ze wo* state; following, related.
supplication be tardy. Derivatives,
s- }aJS*>, Jt'cui^Jkjc rt. ajaj. f. intimacy.
\.iXm$^>, ]&2-.vt. Uj.fm-gotten,
unheeded.
Uo^fco rt. \sa. prophetic, endoived with
^JUIaj^j rt. Uj. adv. lethargicaliy.
the gift ofprophecy.
JlouAjfco rt. Ui. . forgetfulness.
MUIaj'K rt. ^u. adv. propjietically .

JioJ^ufco rt. -fcak,. f. overjlowing.

J&&& pi. )&&& rt.
vfcoo. f. the loins,
side, ribs; metaph. the back, side or ridge
jleiiLtfu fe^ rt. jk-iaj. f. conflagration. of
a hill, a shelf of gravei.
y+agkjS, til^kJo rt. ^. cme wAo r o
Ua^JlSJ rt. lisj. distracted; with
s#ft?r torture. Jl un-
shdken, calm.
Jj>owfcdo rt. >s>. enliglitened; a pupil.
J.cuojW rt. iojj. f. enligliienmenl,
k**^ pi. [1. m. the thread which is fwst
illumin-
ation. tied to the beam of a loom; Is-^c J^ls^
M^Qjfco rt. ^.qj. excruciating
thejlrst thread ofmy web.

KTJJk-Jfcoo rt. !s-j. adv. humbly.

)J.2^fto rt. *a^.. camble ofbeing effected
or carried out; gram. acted on, objective opp.
S&t*Z\*Ja rt. S. f. humiliation, sub-
jection ; condescension, J? ci.s > active, nominative; with Laa*, onomato-
poetic
\&jx>, )kL_ rt. |jI. gram. indicative.
k-lUIifcoo rt. JjI. adv. repeatedly ; ) ialr^^lsio rt. j^i. f. action, efect; gram.
gram.
ttt tJte indicative mood. objectivity, predicability ; transitiveness.

^uj&, jCi rt. JjJ,. gram. historical,

UtscL^x), J&J rt. ^slX. a)passable; with
i. e. preterite. JJimpassable as JLJ a torreni, )oocwi a Urnit
jlcuwJsio rt. jcu. .fiery brightness. metaph. inviolable, invidiate, not to be trans-
Ulaf&C0, J &I_ rt. Jaj . 2$atf io hurt, exposed
gressed as J^osaj a law. b) a transgressor.
to danger; with Ij inviolable, imperisJiable ; in- Jl'cuia^^o pi, f& rt. jj^X. f. transgression,
vulnerable; unharmed, unhurt; safe, secure. violation.

fcJiuajkio rt. Joj. adv. with JJ sa/efy. U^^^, Jfc^L- rt.

,
^. ?x. a ) adj. culpable,
) l oiioTJs& rt. \&i . f. liability to hurt or injury. reprehensihle ; with blameless. b) subst.
JicLiiLaJ'kJo rt.^aj. f. Sewigr deceived, be- a cmsor, faultfinder, disparager.
guilement.
UtJKfc*io, JfcLj rt. jj^. needing help,
UmaJioo rt.*ai*j.fit for sacrifice, due to be receiving help; jj^fco oFWJ^, he that
slain. helpeth and lie that is holpen; JJlfkfco JJoo
Jiaii iaj V& from *aj. f. alienation, estrange- an obstinate mind, a mind that will not be Jtelped.
ment, separalion, denial.
\j ?o^l& rt. ?o*x. m. memorable, pertaining
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to tlie mernory, mindful; with unmindfid, )i>K O t ^ VJ& frora^K^^x. with JJ safe from
ungrateful. entanglement, that cannot be embarrassed.
Ji'cw?o^&& pi )U rt. ?0 ^. f. com- Ji V ^ o ^ l^ frora^jD^X. t pe'iylexity.
i

mernoration, rehearsl, tnemory, remembrance

Uo^fcsj, )fcs*I. rt. i*>;-X. to Jg shunned,
a comrmntary; rit. commemoration of the avoided; with JJ inevitablc, unavoidable.
Passion in the Holy Eucharist; *,faLo ^Jjiai-w^OD rt. *a*X. adv. with JI vrithout
licuo^I^o the consecration of the Convmemor- escape, inevitably.
ation celebration of Holy Communion.
Jl'cLLfli^fcoo rt. jsvX. f. with JJ inevitablenem.
&>afco, jfcLl rt. ^ox. with JJ irresisttble ; \? 4 9 y - *n

t. A^.. f. 02)pression; might.

M>cl&0 JJ o*\JL its resistless invpetus,
} n > :v kj rt. ua*^.. falsely accused.
fcJUaa^wfcsjio rt. ^oJX. adv, with JU un-
impzded. i iv\. . 5 k-ao r t- )&**3. with incomjxirable;
gram. of comparison.
jioi*^ls^)0 rt, J>*X. f. eramre,
i^l}Lsa**3^ yw3.
U \jkj
:* rt. c*^X. mscepible of harm rt. adv. with without
comparison, incomparabil/.
or violence; with | unhurt, unmiquerabU,
* * 5S. *
insiqtterable. rt. *QS..co7ifidence, exhilaration.

kIJi \N ^op rt. JLx. adv. ut a higher sense, Uaasfc^, JfcL rt. ^3. friable, crwmbled
metaphorically. to dust.

Jloa . ^froo rt. JLx. f. ascent, ehvation; U^3fco rt. ^3. with indivisible.

ilte higlwr or metaphorical sense of words. liJU^ij^ rt. j^s. adv. with | in-

U>v\ jk& rt.^x. gram. divisibly.

causative.

M^o-^I^o, J&J rt. wax. haUtable, fit for Ji'cu^walsj rt. i^. f. doubt, Jiesitation.
habitation; with uninhaUtable ; with j^j/*
JJ U?<A-3fco2>, JlsC*J rt, ?o\.3. confused,
or ellipt. *Ae habitabU earth, scattered; with )l that cannot be disarranged,

J!'cu^oa^fcsj> unchangeabk, immutabe.

rt, U^.. a) meehness.
b) the ascetic life. ll&2>ls> rt. ^s. with that which cannot

]icia^K& be escaped, inevitable.

rt. ^X. f. multiplicaiion.
? J v ^. ^
Jiljkj rt. )-X. with irresistible.
iJ^ from lstm . . q. ow who
profcssesphilosophy^ catts Mmself a 2>hilosopher.
T^^ ^ ^r^' 30 ** stubbomness.
liA^i^ from ^m|.a3. imaginable.
U- A o -i ^g, J*L-L-
-
rt. a q,y with JJ
UuS^J, )^*I rt. )d3. 6row^/i< Joc^;, wa^
to retwrn; persuading to return or be converted;
^U4*k& rt. oaxx. adv. with JI m- that to which answer is given, answered.
scrutably.

Ji oV i i fl .
^ rt. oiix f. with JJ zn5cr^-
M|iIi3fco>
Vwtning, infteocibly.
rt. Jj3. adv. with JJ without

JLaj*x9&j> turning aboui, away

rt. Ji3. f.
Jjj*fcja, Jlj ri *ax. with JI ineradtcable,
indestrwttble*
or 5ac&, return, retwrning conversion, renunci-
y

ation, retractation.
)tcuiai^j rt jji*.. f. rooim^ owi, extir-
pation, utter destruction; with l -i a i ^ feoo rt. aij^. luxuriou$, given to
JU impossibility
pleasures.
of entire destruction.
\j&s^%J* rt%^k rotatory, MXm^ &oso rt,%jao3. Iievm; with JI unhewi,
revolving.
unqttarried.
Jioi&;jkJM& from^j^w. f. a ma^, cm-
Ua^^, JfctJL. rt Axaa. with | *V
divisible; an atorn.
Uii^fcsJ
Yi\* '
& %J*> rt.
rt. J^.
e*x,
with | inconipreJiewible.
swelling, rising.
fesIJ

zndivisibly.
i nmS ^ rt, ua m <^. adv, with
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321
tSAm^A rt. uuaft. f. section, intersecting.

m^^ rt. Jj. m. a fugitive; one who has U^ MA

t i 7
wcw,Wfla
HT *n# aoctnne; oa&>
JSc,o |^
jfc ^*
escaped.
rAoro &o*A corZd. **** /t/e ara<* %fe pAEIl
hj *ji2ih*2&, J^ rt, Jia, commanded, one usfcoo o suek dry, exhauat.
Aph. at&fto
who receives commands opp. Jjciaa owe who make to melc, let mck,
Usues orders.
Deeivatives, Wo, U
fcJjA&j rt, **. adv. gram. ' *fo Uioo rt. *fcoo. m. oft^ suckling.
passive voice opp. fc*Ji?aaa, Nnck jS,
I J&CJL- rt. ^a^. acceptable.
Ju^soo rt. t^9. enjoying. $ *&*&%& rfc.^-u. f. receiving, reception*
l'<*uu&k*& from *u&. I direction, ad- U^^o&sj +&. permanent ; with ^
rt.
^*a7-
ministratiow. sitory, evanescent

U^*Skj2>, J&I_rt. .<*&. disclosed, openly JLcai *o^2j rt. w*s. f. possession.
shoum.
lx&J>^& J&JL. J rt. ipu&. with ^ unsur-
Jl' uao;3k&rt.ut3. f. conviction, detection. passed, unprecedented.
U*i-s^ from ^oo^s. m. a contriver, Jiauoyal^S rt. jj*i, f.prejudice.
invmtor.
ULL\s& t Jfc^X- rt. ,*,*. Aai ;MoA, or e
\LL&**& S J*L_ rt. ^;s>. with JJ Oa< w&o, z5 to 6e sanctifkd.
cannot le requited or repaid.
J2.atA,&O0 rt. ^A. f. consecration.
Uoi&ce rt. *o*S. needing salvation.
}}^&>hJo pi. JjL rt^oL f. a) a jt<m-
U^iS^D Js-X a) separate, distinguisliable, ?n^i. 6) apouch.
distinct, separabe; with ^ inseparabil b) dis-
jrcu>ia^3^2> rt. ^x>. f. coldness, frigidily.
tinguished, illustrioics. c) separate from tlie
bodys iricorporeal; ^ ae/
y
M '
:
* K 4 JJo* Ui^oioo
i*?^er sentence ofdeath; the dain.
rt. %^J5. 0^6 to 6e sZazX cwe

lojL ara incorporel intelligence i. e. an angrcZ.

jiaji^i>&o& rt. j>. contraction,
kJUi3*s& rt. a*9- adv. with | insepar-
f. r&*
strictioTi.
ctbly, indivisibly.
MsL^a&oo rt. ^o. downcastj rejected.
yC^i^S)^ rt. *,;. f. with JJ inseparability,
indivisibility.
J>Lca&i&* rfc. *a^.i. f. vintage, fruit-
gathering; metaph. 6a^ cw off by an early
JL'c&L't&fe* rt. L^. .fisdbility.
deaih.
jxaAftoo, )w-rt. ^*s. equivocaly dvhious,
doubtful; with JJ indubitabil
JX4j-&ifco, JliL^L- from s^^o. a) ^
accused, the defendant 6) predicated, predic-
&^U*3^ rt. ^*3. adv. with JJ induUtably, ative, predicable.
mguestionably, ineontestably.
^\K^s>^s>i'om <^J3. adv. categorically.
Jia Kao ? js* rt. uita. with JJ incom-
Jfi&4|^ftj& from ^^45. f. a predicament.
preimsible, ineffahle.

&Jjoja*afco rt. aa. adv. with

K *i ft 5 Vo&, JfcCJu. rt. jpao. a) ow ;Ao w
JJ ineffably,
raisedfrom the dead. b) with j irreparqbfo.
tmutterably.
)l cLL*uo fcc rt. ycua. f. 6a^ restored, raised
\Ju^s>^> } J&u rt. ^id, wasting away,
up again.
solvkle.

jLcu^Al^o ^s.
JjiU pi. ^L, H rt.%ii. m. a) a ;et>7^,
rt.

h-**%&h-&> rt. uft&s. /Aai

f. liqnefaction,fusibility>

which can be opened,

5ca/<s, balance; %ol^&
JoJ n^& o/" a ^
drachna; Jja?? JUK^ /a^e weights; *^>.c&>fcj
to&a fut. iDO&oa?, act. part. uDfcoo 3 JuVa, Jpfcoa^ A iozH we^A <Ae balance. b) a m
pass. part. dxoo. to swc&, swc& p, cZrat# owi measuro of weight or vaiue, a ^e^^ said to
milk, water, rain; eweet or bitter; j?rjj&*ab equal a drachma, but more exactly
7 ^\o^o
rncking tke breaat; Jxa!\cu *& JlcuXH ^ofc^o = 10 zuze or drachmas and= 1 oz., also JU&*&
Tt
 rftoAo&vsa 322 K&cuo&&usa
M\y ? the royal shekel=20 dirheins ; Jiifcoo ll xL^&so from jm^I. an inter^eter,
U-?oof a shehd of the sanctuary as 60 ziuze. translator, commentator.

jio^K& rt.^at. f. a balance; weighing. J1ol^J*> from j^L f. perh. evidence

M^>fco& rl,%bl. jxmderaUe. given through an interpreter, the deposition of

UcL^toe a wifcness.
from J^a^os. laudable, praise*
worthy. Ui^fco, JJ^^ rt, A^i. that which can
-B^Jo, \1j>Isj& be appreliended by the senses, perceptible, sensible
pi. )^L rfc. j^L m- a fac
pedestal, support, a podtim, foundation. Cf.
opp. JJjoo*W& apprehended by the reason,
intelligible;
tf^Jfcoo JJoo natural water;
Pael aud Aphel parte, of ^t.
U-i^i^Jtt fcaou*& ordinary bread opp. spi-
Jioxo^o rfc, oi. f. thecou2>ling or opening
ritual food; J&I^JfcoS, Jl'jjL the
of an ephod. visible
Ghurch.
vIlo^Jv, Js- rfc, Ux>. a) procurable,
purcliasable, attainable.
klUi^ks rt. *^. adv. sensibly, out-
b) tkat can be tamed,
wardly, as perceived by the senses.
domestic.

JiaiAXok J Acul^k rt. **^i. f. sensibilily, jwssiUUty

rt. Jjj>. 2)0sse8^on, acquisition,
attainment. of being perceived by the senses.

\xo&, jfcLl_ mJ;>&sj rfc. \ff. otic under imtruction>

rt. oi. a) a founder,
fashioner, artificer; a pupil.
)Js ? oxi^ljo God IFfo
formed tlie body. b) a repairer, supporter; a \xb ?il^& rt. s?i. persecuted.
reformer. U:*oifec& rt. 00*. affrighted, frtgJUened.
Jlc&ifco rfc. ot stability, orderly U^oji^j rt. ^ch>. suzjft, careless.
arrangement, disposition.
\ib**i%j> rt. fw*. merciful, pitied; with ))
lu&s>U&, JfcLl rt. A*, wifch | irre-
pressible, stuhborn.
UiL.K^c Jk^Ju- rfc. &+>. one who secedes,
Jtti^k& rt. \^. taking away,
;

revolts} is separate.
laying aside.
%S)d~is& rfc. ux9. adv, wifch | in-
U&o&ao rfc. <&si. a strengtliener.
separably.
Uti>fc*&, j&rfc.o**. with wmpproaek-
)i o- t.,Q -^ N^o rfc. j3u*.i. f. a) separatim,
oble; not to be sought.
distance, keeping ahof putting away; U>fa
Jtat2>4J>ko& rt. o;jx f. a) approach, access; jiaLo**l^j? a $g0 o/* divorce. b) eecession,
nearness, propinquiiy, >roximzty.
2 b) bringing desertion, defection, revolt.
near, presentation, offering.
U^o*h^& rt. goi. shaken by the wind.
)&lk&s& vi. e>&. a term of prosoy,
perh. tripping Bacchic measure.
Jlai^ojfcotf rt. ^oi. being shaken to and
fro; quivering.
UI;-okoo rt, ]t>. a) legible. b) vocative;
Uaioi&o rt.. o>. boastful.
gram. a noun in the vocative case.
U&^&J&J UfJ^ or JfcLFfc^ pL ^J^, J&Jfc^ f.
from kuikoUo. one eligible or
a Uquid measure, a bath; I?]S-& )^
/ifrpjjT^?,
elected to the dignity of Catholicos.
m**Ao a hvmdred measures of oii.
]*, )oV*jo or \UhJ> m. a long iron siake
U<*y&oe, jfcLl rt. w^oi. with Jl implacabil
or rahe, a long fork for turning sacrifices
on tmquenchable.
the altar.
UdlM>, J^JL. rfc, 00J. a)fitf&r riding;
tihls, J&J rfc. }$l, an instructor, preceptor,
pedagogue.
U^Dji^o ^j riding hm*ses. b) combinable,
that which can be united. c) the material or
Uo*k*& \&x- ? rt. \oi. tkat which grows substance of a compound.
or is nurtured. 1
jL'cuaoje rt. *a, f. cohesim.
 UaAAijsa 323 r^&ciXftOUi^*
Ufoftt, J*Lu~
implacable, relentless,
rt.
^ with JJ Jiardened, JUoalV rt. J . capa&Ze ofbeing created.
JK&eLfc& rt J 00|> capabilityofcreation.
tfS*h& rt. tfkJkxibU; with jj infiexible.
.

JL'&ciLfcc )L f.
^-Uio>^ rt. Di. adv. kindly, condesc&nd-
rt. rfeZay.

ingly. tf^Ulfco rt.%^. aw </** ofdeHsion.

JLouoftco rt. ^oj. f. compliance, mbmissim, Ji'^oi^ rt.%^. f. fefap W au ay .
,

condescension; gram. injlexim captivity; being brought.

Ueuofcoe rt.
f
oi. Ityfed p, sate*. Uiolfc^, ju- from ? o?, rt. . acknvw-
ledged, declared, manifest, certain.

U*J*koo rt. JjJ. with ^ incmiceivable. ^JjaI?otfcc rt. *. adv. confessedly, avow-
edly, undeniably.
J&&/&& pi. jio rt. j^i. f. fAot^fe, reflection.
IfcuxDJI^aD and Jtau*il&*> from weil. f Jioiiyoi^ rt. **. f. an acJmowledged fact.
#

nourishment. Ji'cuoioLfcoe rt. ojot. f. 2te;^r.

U^oifcoo, J1&J-. from u**L nourishing, Ji'otlolfcs^ ri w*oL f# grfojp
nutritioas; a nourisker, sustainer.
Uioi^ Jl^2 rt. Joi. penitent, with JJ

Uli^o, ]&!-. rt. J*. with JJ unrdaxed, impenitent.

unwearied.
jLoj^oi^oo rt. Joi. f, penitence, corn-
Mi'K^ Jk^J rt. *i,. a director, corrector, punciion,
reviser, regulator ; <me ufa jwfe o H#te, JL'oiilollSJ rt. ofc~. f. dwelling, kabitativn.
restores to order.
9 9 ?, li&7Uc&, Jl^J rt. ^o>. rnovable; Jia^
)&" * rt. ^i. indictable; with JJ
JxiLrl^ao movables, movabie property ; lA^ci
irreproaehabh.
Ji^*7lfcoo a planet; with| imrnovable, stead-
\>*^9 r
rt. ^jw>, f. faral-ym, fast; gram, having a vowel.
> * r.

JiaL&ri^o pi. Jto rt. ^o). f. movement,

)2.QX^A &s2D r rt. ttj^i. f. drawing, delineation, motion, movaMmess, swift or continuat motim%
j&fc pi of Jfci. such as mrging, swelling of the sea, motion of
the heavenly bodies ; commotion; gram, wea-
U^U<&, j&ju.rt.<*L adebtor; a cidprit,
izaiion; pi. points, vowels.
onefrom whom punisliment is exaeted.

JioLa^i^ca rt. ^ojj*. f.flashing, brightness. Jjt*ik*0, JlS-J rt. -^. tangible, that may be
touelied; liabh, exposed to; with | ungoverned,
i**^feoe rt. *^. with Jj wifaikomabh,
uncontroed ; not mbject to, not exposed.
incornprehensible ; p]. JIa^L*^ ^m#s p<?r-
cejjtible to the senses, kJUi**U*o rt. t **/. adv. with JJ without

)lo i
*
&s^V& rt.^-S^. f. meetivg togetlier,
control, uncontrollably*

clasking* ]kw fmlk& rt. ^Z. f. a^msfj seizing; appre-

Iiension.
Ut^TV-&, JaJ rt. ^l. a) an earner,
toinner. b) that which is to be won or ac- y^+Zltee rt. o cu*, rfw^, mcwTni^ni with ^
qvzred. ^o or ^x *w^on.
v
; ?
Jjuu?Uc& rt. yof. arraigned, impleaded lioo, JI^aJ rt.acu*.o&%afor?/, omng,
t

vnder t/rial; convicted, condemned. duc ; pi. cwe#.

JLolLiUod pi. Jto rt, ^o?. f. ti rni# KTU ^ aLI^oo rt. ocu. adv. rfwZy.
indicted or arraigned. fJLao^LlS^ rt. vu*L definite, circumscribed,
U**;lfc*&, J&l rt *,?. with JJ tmtrodden, limited.
pathless, impassable. l^\h&+*lk*2> rt. adv. with
Or*.l. ii indefimtely.
Jt'cu**?UoS rt. *,?. f. with JJ an untrodden sl^ill^-l^.^ from KmI. adv. Ivwinbly.
or pathless place, a lonely waste. Jl'oii^*#lK^ from ts.**i. f, condescmsion,
t t 2
 rCu\\h$iSq 324 K'^OlSuAx.^^sO
U^Uc rt.^. m.faUible; with infallible. ( tf^lk* rt. oX. a) acled on, injluenced,
M^K*Uca rt. )i{. gram. derivative, super- operated in or upon; that whereby anything'
induced, causal of verba opp. primitive; astron. is effected. b) energumenous, beset or possessed
intercalar.
by an evil spirit.
Il'cfckJlfcoS rt. jl/. leadingaway;
f. in- JWU^ifco rt. ja^. f. formation, the
clination, propensity.
being affected or injluenced.
Ji ^aifrop, JlsJu rt. ^od. meamrable;
with fymmeasurable,immense; pl.m |i^^tVy.
jl'culoUkjo rt. isc*, f. awahening.
tJiings sold by measure. Jl.'<uib.ifc^ rt.^.. bringing,presentati<m.

Jt'cuia^tVj from J-jjod^. f. travelling, Jt'cua^lK rt. acCSw. f. dupication.

sojourning.
U^aUoo from U*S. easily entreated,
)V&lz&l%Jti rt. aX. f. an tTfoess, perh. docile, obedient.
a thickening of the tissues.
jr<u*Lslfco2> from Ixxua. f. obedience.
kTci^ifcoo from la^.. gram. an enclitic, tf*Uo rt. jas. irascible, indignam.
affix pronoun as in i,,^. my mwA.
jiajUik rt. >aS. f. irascibility.
Jtcla^lfco pi. J& from ,^. f. a C07l
nexion of idem, Jjj-Jifcoo rt. joj. intelligible.

Ji^lfcoo rt. Ui, attractive. jlajJ,jUs & rt. yoj. f. ca^we, seizing.
tf^ifcoo rt. ^vj.. mo ^. jl^l-Ji^ pi. R'o rt, Joj. f. formation,
Jjjj&^JLfco rt. jjal. a pupil, catechumm, imagination.
novice.
^JS^ ** 2
"*^j- successful, prosperoua.
Ji'c&aolfco rt. *. possibility of escape; UiiOjik rt. *ooj. with rayZess, murhy.
with. y that whick is inevitabU.
Jlau^lVj* rt. w-^o.. f. illumination.
MaoSl^j rt. iocuo, m. a laughing-stock.
l&*i*s& rt.%cl. with void of offence.
U**jUo rt. *,CLao. with jj inscrutable,
jlcujji^^o rt. tfJL f. chipping or bursting
pastfinding out.
open as a bird from the egg,
U-*jlko rt. wcw. al rest, resting.
a bud from its
sheath.
RoLUikj rt. wqj. f. reslfulness.
fiL.ji.ko rt. u*o>. that can be smelt.
UU*K*>, JfcCX rt. JUt with | indescrilable,
Urfcoe \*J*JD>, JJ!_ rt. po>. with | that
rt. yL. smohy.
which cannot be tahen aivay.
Ji'u^floJ^ rt. ^u. f. with ii indefinte-
ness. JtoLaLF!U& rt. foi. f. elevation, height,
swelling, rising.
U4\,n> lts& rt. ipo>. a candidate for ordin-
ation to the sabdiaconate or to
another of the Ui Ufcc, j&JL. rt. )l. soMe; permeated;
lower orders, also a bishop designate. with JU impermeable.
JlAxuL^Uo rt. y>*co. f. a) the laying on Jlculjifco rt. JiL f. soakage, maceration.
of a^burden, of a temptation. b)
an hypothesis. U^ieiLk from ***>>l. one o fo rW s
H*ZlK&, J&J_ rt. .o cu,
fit to breathe; wowmfteaT.
percepttble to the sense of smell. UiK>lkc rt. %ftL with | uninterrvpted,
Uiyjoifcj rt. i. a candidate continicous.
for ordin-
ation to the diaconate or to the
priesthood, J&JU- rt.
j U. subst. a catechumm;
one about to be consecrated bishop. f** ''S^
adj. with JJ incorrigible,
incurable.
jrculwel^ rt. wW. f. ordination, conse- Ji'co^X*,lLk rt. y^. f. delivery of goods
cration, designation, election of a king,
f a to the purchaser, of
deacon, priest, bishop or patriarch. payment to the creditor,
of a deposit to its
owner.

ricoa, isia .>**.-, ^^ y&fo^

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. ..^? K*A>0*trda reiir* rtf*ixjsj nCcnW .va a><\h\

vytcpAla JL3J icoJrV

j, ycu JVtw*, %, the fourfceenth letter of )toc^-jr^4| ju^ar tuu hm

the alphabet; the number 50, with sied deceit, fahely;
? the
^J*SjJl ^U\o'
fiftieth. Nun is often elided at the end of [ZJLtconcerning them did EzeMel the prophet
a closed r
syllable, e.g. in
^J tUu, }&uZx> a prophesy,- J& G^> uSSiT Saul raved in
city, )\UJka> a ship; ifc is omitted in a few the midst of the house. Derivatives, J*j,
words sucii as Jfcl^ cheese for Jfclta^ and
Ji% the fem. form. of Jjl and constantly
in ^.9 verbs and their derivatives.
De- Jaj pi. ^J m. a nit, louse's egg.
rivative, j-OCLK
i^Lj fut. jiJ, act. part. ^j, )^J. to rse,
U or J partide of entreaty, / beg, I pray arise esp. out of the water, to spring up as
thee, do 7 now; oo^a come
I pray
\1 near, a plant; to break forth; opp. ^^ and ,<Z\_
thee; j^^=> Itax^^^jJ i&ofgird up now to sink; ^J^j o UsoctiA a^j they sank
thy lains a man.
like in the depth and arise no more; Jj^ ^j ^j
fyj 3 m. s. fut. a) of }lJ*to weep. b) of J ]o tJte tree of life had sprung up. Ethpa"
fo fo weary. t^pSil to be divided as a stream. Aph. v^/'
to diffme, sjyread forth. Derivatives, J^x,
M \o and J1S m. nightmare.
l)5 3 m. s. fut. of U>1 to sprout.

+Z\j 3 m, s. fut. of J o 5e foaa;?/; J>}J for

>^ pl- \ rt. j^>j. va. a) a shoot, sprout,

Jxj 3 m.
sli}), sucJter, growthj JfcU*S? o^J growths
s. fut. of jS o 6e cold.
ofevil. b) afount.
a
oJJ, X^ip pi.J_ m. a peak, precipite; an fr-u 1% fe^su. gram. derivative,
abrupt valley, deep poolj JL2? J>ijJ a &rWWe secondary opp. |IU,^ radical.
2>recipice; ^cu*, U$JJ ^Li.{? Aa / may 4 1,
fut. ocSaJ, act. part. o*iu, j^aj root-
pasa ihrough tJte obysses of the piL meaning to atoake from sleep. To tir, begin to
%a*)J 3 m. s. fut. of oii to beeome great, &c, move, move, start; to arise, emanate, have tMr

uaoo*L> usually ppSos,

origin; jlVJo q&j he is stirred, agitated,
f. spikenard, cf,

?w and the following. wilhjoy; Jikicu. o owiL tJtoughts arose in

ax.?|j m. vpbwoV) na/rd) cf

Mm; JiiiU $& lzh&& \Z eternal life
emanating from God; <J \LlsS. ^ the
rr
Uu Pa. i^ toprophesy; joo uojb & 7*ad word is ofHebrew origin; geoin. J^|cu oo-f
hem propJmied, Ethpa. ^jif to prophesy, -ocw ]>cu, leii, )Jai the centre wkence
fulfil the ojfce of a propliet, bekave as a equal lines start to llie circumference. Aph,
propltel, rave, predici; )j-\a a*aJl/* ihey o>aj( <o arouse, excite. Derivatives, J

prophesied by Baal, in the name of Baal;

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326 .1^

JooJ pi. J* ti. o^j. m. emotiorij impulse; *oa.*M90i heresies sprang up ;

)a& *o j mental impuhes. u^, **aj my enemy auddenly appeared to me.
C
IA
oias rt. oiJaj. m. a slirring, arousing of the Aph. ^l" to pour forth, bring
foHh, eject,
thoughts or senses. utter; JLf>/ JoJ ^s/" ^ n W Jro^J
from whick other words are derived according ov&flowed icith good words ; ^u *l'i vjo
to Syriac grammatica theory, as the verb )h*L thy in-es&es shall pour forth wine.
Dekivatives, ^--v -> }^
from

Jfe^&j or Jto^u rfc. ^u. f. emerging

from water. ^>, Kaj pl.^ H rt. >*aj. m. a spring,
souree, fount;
Jjoaj or jdsJ pi. J* m. a centipede; the vew*suf U|) the Jhtoing of
their springs; jjcu? a
plant polypody. Ju^iiJ /0%W o/^-e; i

^aiw? J^aJ Ae souree of the MU; \-<-*J

~oai pi. k rt. waj. m. one who larlcs;
Jfcoj'ab? a fount ofblessings.
those who bark ai him.
JLi act. part. JLj. to scratch the ground.
Jcl2u rt. ;aj. m. a 5ea^* Dekivatives, )<i^j, J^-J, J 8
4,

^ fat, m*&7 and uJJ, inf. .^y, act,

JiaJ pi. j* rt. aj. m. f/te pur of a cock,
part. vJL, U*i. to bark; ]^B *j | no dog hooked cato.
barlcs; Uiocu "^II* w*dk 7e6 trf fiarA a*
yj pi. J" rt. i^j. a) clawingov scratching
every strangerj metaph. to speak rouglily. the ground. &) perhaps <op, something
Aph. uJ* to cause to bark. Derivatives, between j^o thread and JIslI coif?.

*^j fut. a^Jj. to Jcindle, inflame; fe-X^a

u*aj, U^j rt. m*aj. :

Joi^r ^oa !6f Zowe o/^oc^ inflamed them;

tJie barking of our dog.

Uaj pi. *I=u, ]1EJ

JiU^o f Jlolu, JfitJl ULo IMy
rt. Uj. m. for fem. creatures burning with immaterial fire i.e. in
see ]U*zo. a prophel; Juj J& sons of tiu Ezekiel's vision. Ethpaal akUjL^to 6e sei
prophets; jjjf Jl~L> /afoe propliets. ow /re, burning, fiaming, to break forth into
hZy+ZL* rt. Jjxi. adv. prophetically. fiames; *i jjxT]^ ^^>. cedar-wood ea^Zy
ff^j Ar. m. a rfrmi macfe o/ <7afes or takesfire, u Jo ^I=J!^? \Ll
burns up;
raisins. thefervour which had blazed up within me. De-
cui, JL'claj pi. JLqIj' rt. |cu. f. prophecy, kivatives, jWiAi, U^*aj, Jtai^^jl^.
a prophecy, the gift or oj^ee o/ a prophet, |X*.^ij pi. J_ f. flame, blazing, bright
prophetical writings, JilT? j^."^ w t* fire; Jlojoai J^a*^ JfcU,iaj angels arefiames
prophecy of Isaiah; JL'cuS;? Jj^jfe fc wrf offizry ardour.
o/ propheoy; Jftu&x prophetically, with
propjwtic inspiration.
Uj%**,2lj, jkwJ rt. a^i. fiaming; fsj^j
J-JW&^/ery lances.
f/, JfcL^, pi. m H- . f. jfcL. rt. u. a^ fat. o cx^ and o^ pass. part. *a*^, 1

,
prophetic, prophetical; J l& *fo pro- h J^ todryup, becomedry; Ji*J o o ja
, .
)|
^oo&s; JfcLij Jf^aLJ? the religion
jp/wft'ca?
a^ before the potters' clay has dried; p. p.
of the Prophet i.e. Mohammedanism.
dry, dried. Pa. a^" tr. to dry up; c^j? Jo
J&j pi. JJ&L- rt. icu. fem. of Jij, o
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Uaa*s we must dry it m the sun. Ethpa.

proplietess. !o 6e dried up. Dekivatives, Ja^j
**Ju fui "fciJ', act. part. v^aj, J^aj. #
9 *
spring up, flow as water, to shoot up as a
i
^s^ *.
rt, o^. m. being dried up.
plant, metaph. to spring up, come to light, ^ ^

burstforth; >fciu
iraper. ^, aci
JLJ aflowing brook;
^^
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r*.^ 327

m )&*&> to draw the

tJte yoke,
t^
^U
Bually impera. at daW9l> vmj early
bow, Jl'j-J
withdraw, to
anet,U>a^i& out ofapit; to
\L^ J^
lead; ^ he drew
zn the moming;
Jch^j Jfts^^j because the
f hefwe dmmj v^
Sahhntl *** ,7 nM ;~
Mm a&ide; J^JU^ao ^& i^ . oa*aJ o^ r y 9^ i ." r
-

on Sabbaih when
tlie
witlidraw yourselves fi-om the city. b) to attr'act,
Sundaywas dauming,
induce, persuade; ^ v^^" \&* ^ Ap& ^)^0 be moming,
beginning to daum,
to shine;
/" *%S.
me to speak; Jli^. .K* "
Iove persuaded
Jooj p4^ yt&'ioi light shdll shine upon thy
/ witt draw ll men unto Me; Zs* \os& ways. b) to tvait till dawn, remain att night;
volHf Ue^v^ a star led the Magi to come. Jo^J? *><&>.- jo
r

c) to stretch out, extend,

oJ he continued till
prolong; Jjcu, *^ dawn in prayer to God. Djskitatives, J
he lengtliened the walh i. e. built further pass. ;

part. draivn, long dravm out, long ; enchased,

\ )<**J part, used as subst. a) the dawn;
J-^ loe^i chased silver; JJ?5 %j-*^j the r 9
**%$? J?)^- ^^ ctt dawn on the feast of the
curtains were dravm. Ethks. ^ifa) to be Crose, b) twilight, vezpers which followed sun-
drawn out, extracted, }VJUda
J^^o tlie poison is
in a net; \i'&
extracted. b) to be
set and were before Ui; o^ atvespers;
J^2i*j Ch^ Sabhath vespers.
drawn aside, away, seduced; u^A^. to error;
Jfc^ *-& by
J?<^ pi. r rt. f^ t m. a) a guide esp. of
lust. d) to be long dravm out,
the blind. b) a piece of wood attaching a yoke
lengthy. e) to be led, attracted, indttced, im- to the cart.
pelled, compeUed; *-^fcs
**o*<u#( Uop &},sk\
Joo

he could i
li^ ^ ^. m. a croolced stick to drive a
baXl toith.
induced to reign after his brother; &
[> cuaaj he was compelled by law ; - 7 JU?c^ rt. ^. f, guiding, leading esp. of
the blind.
docile; o^^^^. a^ indocile. Pa.
f

a) to draw. b) to beat, scourge; *o*

]Io=la^ rt. o^. f. being dried up, drought.
m p
19*a^j
J^a they scourged htm vdth thongs; raetaph. rt. f ^. m, a guide.
I 1 9 *
to scourge, plague; Wj&^ JtfUu he Jto.A^ i't. ^. f. lengih.
scourged the Egyptians wiih plagues. Ethpa. )L^, )l&*^ foul,filthy,
*^V a) to be dravm or torn away; to be , Y, Ji long; with \J>ci longsuffering
compelled. tobe beaten, scoivrged; JlSj fc^,
b) see ^.
^^m f*^*2 thriee was I beaten with rods;
'

metaph. JJcwiis ?^fco& plagued with terapia-

^lu*^ rt. ^. adv. for a long time,
patienty.
tions. Aph. f^J^to draw strongly, altracL
Jloi^^ rt. ^^. a) length oftime., duration;
DSBIVATIYES, )^
JtW> J*^, J*^, JfO^,
votdAM Io^a^^x
f.

cu^.i they prayed for long

Jlo?a^, | fNa^, ji**^, Uf^LX> 3 k^koo.
life for Hm. b) Uof lots^ longsuffering,
>t^l pl- l* rt* f^, m. one who draws, one patimce.
who scourges; a ihong, strap.
^^^ fut. ^c^. to flee, take to flight
*~> ) rt- t^ m. a) the drawing
1*^ pl-

up )LV*^o? of a net. b) scourging, castigation,

IZU& f* ois^ they fled & before the

punishment, torTnent, pain; *J& \cu/ u^Lro/'"

barbariane. Pael the same. %1J %y is

4 Ti
also Aphel fut. of vei'b^^to unroll.
he washed their stripes; JiaXj
looj punishment befitting his fault
J^J
part.
^ p^ fut. ^,
and j-^,
act. part. ^,
i)
]l^j, pas?.
be Ung,
metaph. )iotjmv>f Y, )K. to
J^ the scourge ofpoverty,
c) a scowge, ihong.
lengthy ux
of time,
tune, so vast; o
to continue, last; o;w
o*^. o 4
o jol 7ie Aac/ 6een tliere many days;
f^ rt. ^. m. attraeiion, alluremmt;
IkxuJ KaJL a^ wAew impure
"

dragging, lengt]iening.
thoughts persist in zis; part. adj. ^^ Zonj/,
fut. o^J, aci part. o^J, )o^j. to dazon. lengthy; with Jl=>7, Jll. or JfcoooT long4ived;
 328 un
JLi*^ K" io/ a long jow, abhorred. Ethpa. fpl/to become an abomin-
IAksd )IVn^ he endured deaih by slow fire; ation, be abhorred. Aph. jjf a) to 6e diagusted,
metaph. om*o t*^ ongsuffering, patient. abhor. b) to agitate, to eh ase away ; \fej*
2) to saw, hew, do carpenters' workj with \&iZ jliJs care drives away sleep. Deriv-
iaoojJQ^ to turn; pass. part. **^, )',
!
atives, Jlo..^, JijJ.
turned, hewn. Pa.
2) to saw, hew, carpenter.
^ i) to repress, restrain.

Aph. t^j*" <*} with

JL

'**,
f" t#
^' act P*
"
11 1,
^H P ass - part.
Jf'j **# ) fo fitwift away, 5w /orf/i, (fag)
JfcoooT expressed or understodd, to prolong
tfown, spash; uioi^ N^X
his days, live long; to be a long time, remain, v*a jjj tlieir
blood splasUd upon
continue, last;
long time; Jj&x
J&Nv-v

^
f he
o^s/"
spoke for a
stay, we beg,
be prominent, ]Zx*
which project outwards from a building;
^r
my garments. b) to'project

Jf, Jjj^ ^ouel

\
until...; U*Z Jl^oT JJid^> tZj'he con- kock ^ j^ ^sJo r pf tusks projecting
tinued UI for seven days;
tlieir coals do not last hot.
yoo^poo^,
v**J^
| andeoming outside of the mouth;
^ J^o f

Uoj or ellipt.
ongsuffering, -patimt;
and with >
^ b)

to defer,
metaph. with
or ydi,
delay; ).
to be
^ole irac^s ofrising and
? only in part. j^c, U^Lo, J^^. z ) <0
lofty ground. Pa,

io^, sliaJce, bound along ; lixsi Jl^^

U> i^ Iove is ongsuffering; <*o*j a bounding
Jtc^Xjo
^J" chariot. 2) adj. vagabond, poor.
he continued patienily in prayer; Derivatives, JLjj, Jia*jL.
-occu *$*A Li>
two days or grant
^
me
^J* be patient with
two days' delay.
me Ufj or fcj pl. |1 rt. Jfj. m. prominence,
J* eminence, higk ground; a protuberance,
rougk-
is also the Pael conj. of De-
J* to Ure. wmofsurfaee; a faimp, pustule ; j&$J&&*

*^ >*^ P l-
J rt. jk^. m. worhman esp.
<^e &ao^ of the head come /ecte ofmemory.
a carpenter; 1&.B,
)^ carpenters, sawyers; t*t*> Ij Ji abominable; an abomination;
'*W ** *** carpenter's son i.e. our Lord. see *j.

Jio^ rt. j^m*. f. the carpenter's ari, wood- )IqJIj pl. JlTo rt. J. f. lfe, abomination;
carving, carpentry; p
J" o worHng Mit foul crimes; JJl^cu lo-p foul
as a carpenter.
actions, wickedness; Jsa^ ? JtoLp nasUness,
^
J fut, *, act. part. >J, Jjj, pa gs. part. Z,, evil taste, of drugs.
)
JL fo loathe, abhor, .1.- # _
', tumfrom, reject with &; Jto^w
*&
tltey
ehcf
who saw me in
r^ Ud^a ^ o^g,
the marlet-place
^ Jij ^
turned
of water, of tears.

J)w m. a) a
rt. >j. f.

JMd-mow*
a rapid Jlow, burst,

J
torrent

from me; JJ^JwW ^ ojthe Egyptians a centigede.

b) or jj

lO^; 1
y?i

ii t) fui f"J, imper. >of, act. part. >p,

^? my somZ abhorred the material things
)J. topour down as water or tears; metaph.
of world.
this TJsually impers. with ^ and ii ax
pron.
o/
suff.
^ ^ p^
IU
Ui; *& ^ J|r ^
fc^ ^ rf ^
*>J pouring forth iniquity. 2) fui
**H Pass- part. ^y, ]', J!,'. to vow, devote;
not abhor me.
)if> ij to make a vow, take a vow; jtZ l
Part. adj. abominable, unclean,
execrable, foul;
*S.H
an abominable thing, abomination; IL+
^ )?Hh^ *rees devoted to devils i.e. planted

stinking;

oW'Yi feoa^
jl^ I&&U0 unclean food ;
unmentionable. Ethpe.
^
&tf*
near temples of idols. Ethpe. &lfto be
vowed, devoted. Debivatives,
\loUfi, JV-
V> IM Pl- IV, rt. V- m. a m; U*% lM
or JiVto be or &gww abominable;
M -ol^o ?JkJ? M* ought to be
^
abominable
jjo
,

[J^S ^f w wA'cA /Afli votoed wo M/

)>tJoUsjiao oblations and alms le. offerings
in our eyes. Pa. to abhor, mace to be
tf which had been vowed.
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JiJ rt. j. abominaUon, abhorrence.
f,
of a Hon, or in sorrow;
? J^ooJ u^ 7e
)j apoc. fut. of jo, for Joop. disqmetness ofmy heart; moaning,
murmwring
of a dove.
Jop fut. Jopu to cry for food as a child.

^jhj fut. <^pop, act. part. ia^. to groan, #** fut. <^J, act. part. t^j,
J^, pass . part,
roar. Derivative, J^op. **<*>J JK (^tobeligh^gweUgk^shine; \2>.
J.4| iop? fe'ZZ ^e <?a^a ^one, fe?Z daybreak;
J^op rt. i^>M. m. groaning of camei s.

jiaaooop rt. op. f. murmwing, moaning. righteous shineforth as the mn;

)l^^a Ja&
ioop, Joop rt. op. m. Ztgft*.
^s*( ^y'opf o? Wednesay towardsthe davm
ofThursday; ^Z?A*r& ^?op ^ezr Zam;;s
Jop fut. J^pJ and Jop, act. part. J<i, Jc*.
sAwe. ft) to 6e Z^7rf^ aZ^jfe, to 5wm, ]LZio
to disturb, annoy; o*X ico* jop v ^> 5

l^ioo tf/ws saying troubled them nvuch. Pa.

yiop wwk ^ candles remained alight;
raetaph. to 6e enlightened. Part. adj. a) Zz>fa,
Jop to grato, creak; yopJio? Jl^Ls* creahing
fa^ft shintng, clear, transparent, splendid,
chariots. Ethpa. toulffo be moved, shahen.
Debivatives, Jjop, Jjoku.
clieerfid; )uS>j Ui clear waters ; o*lU* t*^j
of splendid appearance. b) enlightened, wise,
})op rt. Jop. m. creaking or clatter of chariots, far-seeing, clear-sighted ; illustrious ; \J o oi
neighing of horses.
JC*^j a?i enlightened mind; J*oJ {j^j w
Wch?, J', under Jop. subst.
jl* adj. see intettigent boy. c) lucid, clear, plain, manifest,
m. %fo, a Ught, luminary said of the sun, d) subst. see woJ above. Pa. $^J to 5n^
moon, stars ; JJ-acuL? ]Lop fAe %Ate ofheaven; to %&g, enlighten, make clear, show clearly,
J**p ***SJ bearers of lights, torch-bearers elucidate, explain esp. to annotate, %vrite corn-

jioP> or ]oad &t the Ught opp. Jtio*^ rnentaries; Jl'ciUJ uot }^/
r
^K^y j< ^/'
,

in the darie; ),saN^o }*op Zigr/ii and perfection ])(>> / WJ^7Z na^e aZZ mew see what i& the dis-*
i.e. TJrim and Thummim, pensation of the mystery; liop \Aj\t )U^
%Z\i*Z rt. iop. adv- clearly ^ luminously, Jo^ij )fc^aaj> she enligitened manypersons by
lucidly, plainly; %S\Uo*j y>p& *%& jco* jfc theword ofGod; .o? m-o^ j^oj^o possessing
e saw aZZ things clearly; &*!{ qp *i frJ&aa marginal notes. Ethpa. >op tf to receive Ught,
tf/aey answer htm plainly. to be enlightened esp. with teaching, to receive

the Ught of the gospel ; to 6e sounded clearly

]Loi-op rt. iop. f. clearness, brightness, in-
as a trumpet, to 6e explained, elucidated,
teUigence, lucidity, splendov/r ; Jj o^. l o +* op
c/ear or bi'iglit colour; i ^ ;m )]>
^J*- enlightened by the brightness of the Divine
ojlTo^cj? a Zarap e&fc unfailing oii to mstain
Word. Aph, ip^ a) to grtw j%rA liglvt, to
its brightness; ]lo^*oiJo Jla*x*.aJlj )
'
av
a wor& ofknovJledge and intelligence.
shine brighily; : &L*J\ ]+& +J<xx& ooop
v
p^i( xsX o^oi^X Ut them shine in the
op or op fut. opJ, act. part. <*j, )Ji>op.
firmament ofheaven io give Ught upon the earfh;
a) to roar as a lion or in anger, metaph. ksc*j
jep the Jire roars; *iop
Vj^i* ^iopjio ooop let your lamps be
\j& a& </ee seas
burning; oicJcx\ IL*> oii for lighting;
roar; o& ipop ^A^i t/te tlmnder roars. b)
\S^\^ i&L&i \* afirefly; ooU ionfhis
to moan as a dove, to mtermur as wizards.
face shone. b) to Ught a lamp. c) to give
Pa. op to roar, bleat, moan. Ethpa. opI/*
Ught, lighten, enlighten, show clearly; with
to roar. Dekivatives, )jd^j, JJs1*>om,
acuu^ to give Ught in darkness, lighten dark-
y
fi *
ness; o y&{9o*ji let thyface shine upon . , . ;
op rt. yop. m. roaring, howtng of fire, toiCLoyi> o>op/^ A?s Ughtnings shone forth;
of grief, murmwring of wizards. y
]&'& iofijJb )i+* Jloicu ooy \**j} thw art
Jjdop, jl^^oop pi. jl&L. rt..yop. f. roaring the true Ught tohich enlightenest thy creatures.
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Ethtaph. icjlX( to recewe Ught, be enlightened. mice in a long Hme, happened to Mm; il^
DEEIVATIVES, JiooM, j^OM, ^|^C^ 5 Jio^OM, *.*oaI Jls^it? during three days; Jjsocu? J^^j
/o?' <7w apac of orie day.

\i U^cu m. a houBe-spavroW) common sparrow.

?cu, J fut. ?cuu, infin. J^o, iraper. ?oj,

><hj, )*op pi. %Ofo*j, )to>oM rt. jcM- m. act. part, ?JJ, )iJ. a) io wtw to and fro as a
r&e*, stream; a canal, branch of a river; reed, a branch, io io^s in sleep, to roii as a ship,
to stagger as a drunken man, to shalce, tremble,

)oJ jloo^. Jj&C^o/rom ita i\Tt7e io $6 great quiver; with JciiJJ> to and fro on the
vjander to
river .e. the Euphrates; _*5oM^-*-^ or earth; with *& to turn away from; \j{ \S
]IoJom1^a^ Mesopotamia. ); ^.L^ / fe fossing till the niorn; o^Lo
Jo^ ?ij o^M.^x^7iis tohole body shooh; JjsU
jJo ioj dini. of ] iop. m. a rivulet, Utile stream.
|^ki( Jr^o <&* mri/i quakes and quivers. b)
U'op, Jk rt. jom. o/ or KSi a river9
to be startled in sleep, 5iart out of sleep, wa^re
jiuviatile^ allwvial; )J*c*j ]o& nW floods; suddenly. Ethpalpal j wi? io 6^ shahen to
Jl*>op \cL.H alluvil soil ; Mesopotamian, i.e.
and fro, 6e tossed. Aph. ^J/^io 5s^e, io55,
with U*>y ikelanguage of Mesopotamia, &(
imj7, esp. the head; io dandh; to cause to
jh-^fo^j j&t*3 the Mesopotamian alphbeL
wander to and fro; y?.x *.x> omLZ Ae
iJleM rt. >om- m* afaggot, a torch. sJtakes his Iwad ai thee; L^iJJ ^,<:^^ t .y>

&*J)J9o*j rt. Jop. adv. as # W^r. he shakes the earth and makes it tremble.

JlcujoM *t. >om. f. explanation, ehicidaiion, DEEIVATIVES, J?<U, I^JCIJ, )+*J 3 klyJ^P,

Jocu zn. a sort of arwm or serwpervivum. Jjcu pi. J** rt. ?cu. m. trembling, unrest,

t^cu pass. part. <^JuLao, ^oL*> vavayca, to

eartliquake; )l^ oS&i )?cu i^e trembling of
the whole body; JILU> J^ioTo ]?cu wwresi a<2
skipwreck Ethpa, ^oj 1/ to fo wrecked, suffer
/ear Zt%e iAai of Cain.
shipwrwk, be tempest - tost ; %*1*J> <wju i
llS^ / w?<zs driven about by tfie billotos;
) Jf oj pi. J* rt. a*, m. shaking, quaJcing of
the earth.
metaph, jJuV* jL!:*i Nh m>^^fcc& JJoifc&is
l l

iormmted by diseases and broken down by lotoj rt. Joj. m. creaking, clattering, noise

drugs; o^cui/ )ictiaaoi lai* some concern- of chariots.

ing the faith ham made shipwreek, Ibooiaj pi.
m. murmuring, rfc. yo*-j.

J^jQj or J^poj vavayo$9 shipwrecked; i<6o

humming, moaning, rnouming.
jOcwj those who ham svffered shiptoreck. cu, Jioc6 pi. J* rt. ioM. m. Ught, brght-
ness, the Ught K*S>? of the firmament, ]c6?
J-ocu^cu or f-ccLA^cu pi, )JL vavayrj<rat} ship-
wrrecJced.
o/ Ae fire, ^.f o/ a ca^Ze, va^j o? o/
thegospel; ^4^- >ojcu clothedin Ught; Jscu
J^oJ rt.
t ^. m. a kind of hymn, the fir st
M^ $i %^te o/i/ie eco%^ raw^: = angels; )5cl
troparion of an ode.
or J5oc6j JIUL Epiphany. Metaph. st^A*,
om^qj m, early dawn, /*
rt. ok^j. twilight insight, enlightenment, brilliance, honour; %f
before dawn; Ji^cL oJ>cuo i/w daystar, ^w^^? Jsl> jo Ae Aorf Zos^ Ais %fe;
mornng star. -j^ Joaj fcJio 1J shellfish. aw wo eyesight;
J^jQJ rt. ^^. m. length, dtcration, a long )oqj ws^d )J\^ a briUiant youth;
Urne, long;

]^^
^U* )^oj
j^j^ J&P a tong ***** wry Zot^ to'm^y
^o]^c6 ^ }9ot& put on bright or festal attire.

cu, Jlcu pi. J* rt. >op. m. enlighten-

)Ia.; J-tr>Tf J^QJ * a Zon^ ftme ap-o, many ment, instruction, note, comment,
commmtary;
years since; J^ai^ joo Jl wof Zowp", without J>qj ^oof ynciSm a scliolion or oto/
delay; jjo> Oii^wC^ )^ax^ ^5 rarely only y
o? icu commmtary on the Psalms.
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*
Ui'>c&, JfcL rt. iop. shining,
lumtnom, illuminating,
splendid, ot calm wrath, ?w
^
the apirit; to om
relicve satisfy, C(mtmt> 8erve>
^_
Ms^ocu see J^QJ. with U^ ^ pleage>
^ w^
UsspO-J
twec/fc, ttfrec^;, perii,
pi. H. Cf. ^J. m. ymuy/a, Ap-
misfortune. torment.
below;
to do my unii;
^ <0 C0TO

u^-t?
^4^^ ^^
or do

J^J^j ^if thmMm

cf> ^^^

^
JJooj rt."^aj. m. disease, misery. to % MW;
grant rest
cUsJ U..L
Chri6t
U^ the Lord
Jcu fut. >qaT, act. part. j&j to his soul; JILW* *~3f relicve
io ie festive,
plunge, kick. strangers; UlSS U-^a vo*o^ J^o, .^
he satisfied, refreshed them
J5qj or J5ou rt. joj. m . plunging, hiching, with bread and
water. b) to Uave, leave of, lay aside, pul
restiveness; frenzy, epilepsy.
doum; with )ij to lay down arms; with ]hJ
|cu rt/Vjj. m. swaying up and doimi.
K&s& K^jfput away
to unlade; }1'&'J
wqj, >*j fut. .ou, infin. ui, imper. .cu,
falsehood; o^U io Jl^ciaX mJfh
put
act. part. UJ, part. adj. ^2, JU, Jls^J.
o mi,
.Jj,
6e a* rert, stoy quiet; to cease, le siayed,
down the waterpot from his shoulders
; ^Xm
*J~? 1^1 \3\2 the just lay aside tJie weariness
assuaged; IjsLvJo p^c^S the billows, the
of suferings. Act. part. s^l^, \L, JftL
slo-rm, ceased;
oth^io^&l^jhisthirstMs pleasing.agreeable; resting, contented, pleased;
anger,was assuaged; oNo*i ^2 ^Jj resting
from his labour; *%^ .ajo ^/"o/'"^
H
^^^J
Tr ^ I
**** ' -^ gleating to God;
<^x^^^ U^JLo )l unpleasant, disagreeable
go, our brother, talce a little rest. Part. adj. to Mm; -ooU\ ^1^>\ \ j^C a
quiet, tranquil; gentle, meekj at rest = dead; good servant giving satisfaction to his masters;
Jo ^J preferable, more toleraUe, less severe, ^S Na *ZJM
better;

*a*V
jiL?,

o(it shaU be more

U^ ^J JSoJ
V^S J N,
oil .
oog
^ they w&re dissatisjfed,
displeased, with what he had donej pass.
part,
tolerable for Tyre and
Sidon in day of judgemeni thanfor you;
the
os, JL, JJiC at rest, al ease, contented,
gratified, pleased, pleasing, agreeable;
\2*> \ZJd still waters; \J*3 Jooi a tranquil seaj Uio{
*^? Js^a the peasant circumstances
of
* - \->
>
\j(_
y v> o Jj taj^J / am rneek and lowly
, -\
those wJio dwell at ease; ^aJII^o
ofheart; \^ *J courteous, affahle; \Su **J ir KwnjT
whose soul is at rest. tlhe deceased. Ethpe. u-JU }*
^/?re quieily; \3\q }^ .
f {y
a^ m^ awzcm^ the just; oJLtS JILd wo5e souZ
rarelyu~Jifto rest, be at rest, talce rest esp. of
w a^ resi, dead; Ua&faf* +*xx>9 or *Jj t^A
sleep and of death ; to refresh oneself; /*
to be w?^om <?ad ts content, well-pleased ; feJajp .
quiet, assuaged,

to stay or stand
satisfied,

still, settle
contented, pleased;
do-im, remain, press
or ^ mao r
sj* if & jplease you; jo -lv% jl

heavily with o or^SL upon;

/i ^'rf no consent, would not; JL& $su$*
witli ]ijg *&
to recoverfrom illness; Jj^o'j%?a2> ^2> &c. ^J^ ' *^** t 2 u-JJO ^a^ ts far preferable
to cease from anger; \A-ja to Aave rest from
war; ^Jo o*mJU/ e wators assuaged, sub-
& to these miseries;

^ow tafe great ileaswre in, are delighted at,

tofcsJ^ ^a-^jjo oi U> jJoo

thismatter. Debivatives, Uoj, UI,

sided; u\ v <^./ %**Jj\X\ Thy handpresseth
. fc*4**j,

me sore; U&L. ~o>cCx JfU/* fe w e&ad, lia^j, ]^^j, U^x ? JIoumuv> 3 Ua^?,
2>eace be on him / ^JLJlfcJa? r
~S*} those wlio
are at u*cu Noah,
rest, the blessed dead; wJLjUrj&fcUi
oZ<2 Atngv ar<5 ai a standstill, have ceased; UQJ rt, wgj. in. resi, rejpose, a resting-
~Jlfcc>o )i /te & Jad and content; laa& place; serenity, calm weather.
ya**JlfcJ iAai i/ie #oor way 5e relieved; ]&H" Uicur adj. from ucu. of Noah, JLa.5,
j^*-ioj NoaKs arh.
-ord o/ aZZ 6e cowimi wii/j yowr
ministrations. j^-cu, KSft m oj rt. jfLo. m, resurrection,
Pa. J
assuage, relicve, give rest or pleasure. raising to life; recovery, revival; kttulcu
Aph. i^J/^a) to ^e resi, to refresh; to satisfy
l^jQL^^e general resurrection; ihx^L o^icu
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the raising of Lazarus; metaph, UkLcj <**/ jLa*ZdQJ f. ^ &}fe o/aw anehorite.
Jio^J^aiL as a revival of idolatru.
JJJiDcu from *&j>foreign.
Jioaxicu rt. jxmj* f. resurrection.
jilscu rt l^aj. a
Joc6, jifcoaj pi. f. &ite,

}&oa**cu rt. **j. f. resurrection. fm<7 of a serpent; o>rfcsOcu wifc^d^o ite

J^lcu rt. ***j. m. snornff. s^m^ is deadly.

jl^cu pi. ]!/ rt. ^mJ. f. ti nostrils. *%^qj root-meaning <o suffer pain. Pa.^,qj

U-mQj
to pain torment, vex esp. witb )ofg sickness,
pi. ) rfc. *jj. m. augnry, omen. 9

disease; pass. part. ^aL, JJoI^o mjfering

I^cu pi. J_ m. vavrrjs, a sailor, seamn
severe pain or long iUness, JJclIso Jfcoocu *3
ma/riner, -n r
7*e remained in pain for sotne days; )l
^a^qj z/ona, moisture, damj>.
)2>'4&j&o [q.1 cA? <mw2 suffering bodies;
Ji^cu pi. JJL rt. "^^j. m. <a%&, hesitation. Jo^Za \oucj <o wze tormented with sins.
jis&^cu pi. )^L- rt. *S^>. f. a <^ropy drop- Ethpa.^ojI( io mffer disease hunger, fo
;

jpzn^r; }i^& ^cu <Zro/;s o/ ram; Jfcla^aj troubledy buffeted jq?.yi *6y waves, ^
}%jLo* fine dro2)s ; Jooo? fc-ii^cu shedding oj )iftiycLaa in poverty. Debivatives, ilocu,
tears; ji^b fc^^ ^ed! of man. Metaph. Jlcx^kQj, Jta^cixio, Jlox^oLao, jj^cufcoo.
a drop, a very Utile; instilling, infusion.
%.qj, J^cJ m. a) U?*4j |oj a weaver's
)+$QJ pi. I m. yoTa/)toff, a notary, public beam. b) the web; oLjjoolk c^Iof )]cij

serile, a w;e6 nearly ready to be cut off, nearlyfmished;

^^j )^ OJ pl- J* ^t. ^j. m. heeping, custody, lA^ct^J WaT a spider's web, cobiveb; JH^cL
-7 K < 5/ie c/66 o/ Zr/fe.
saving, preservation ; Jj^ fc^J^
"K
heeping of the treasury;
a6<m the presewaiion of barley;
]t
* y
? J^ ^L *

y*
jlc^k^J rt.^aj. f. a Zo7?gr illness.

jUi ^ cu from |cu. adj. iiJO'ye^.

**o*cu*# ^qj ^m?/ ^a Am fojfe may be spared.
yo*, jfx fut. yciij, act. part. yU, JUaJ. o
\JJ>& rt. m. gentleness, camness,
.

seejp heavily, sltimber; ua^jo ,L ^\^ il^j

niodesty.
^7ie^ aZ slumbered and slept ; U&Zj Jl&1T*aJ
J&aaj rt. &j, m. decency, decorum, chastity; slumbering guards. Pa. oj to jpwf fe> sZeep,
sJiame. wafe slumber. Aph. jiAJ^eame as Pa. De-
t**dcu, J^^oj, ja^^ooj from <+ . a) subst. bivativeb, iiocu or JJsiooj, Ucuj 3 Jj^OOCUJ.
a stranger, foreigner, alien;
mP 4
.cu/* U>cJ ? jfcoocu pi. JfcC rt. ysoj. f. sLurnber^
k*U i% ot strangers in the land. b) adj. deep sleep.
fareign, strnge, unusual, alien, alienated, Ja&f
f l>oj, wjScu or JjSoJJ pi. |^>oJ and ua^oj
f. vo/x, a) <e spreading of a sore; usually
M^9ai iAow shalt ham no strnge god; )3o
with JL( consume, spread as a sore; metaph.
to
lta. profane, ordinary boohs opp. ecclesias-
ticl; jfcLiocu c*l*<J Jj f o< strnge. &
tospread,layhold,obtain; ^e<a2&> Ij^n
poa
^^
j^ne^ consumed their heart. b) pasture,
&JJdcu from ***aj. adv, fce a stranger s territory. c) legal, usufruct; J^j oajoai
gram, irregularly abnormally. ,
i ws o//w water; easements, the space to
be
JIcu^oj from m^j. f. strangeness, alien- left betwem buildings. d) pi. ^cdJ mmmus,
aiion, separation; LctLtdcuo ojloiji &s a smatt silver coin.
newness and strangeness; Ilfojuaau tculacu Kooqj aad JjLoj pL )^. m. i*yufe, a
heterodoxy; YJu f Ji'cuacu deposiion lawyer, a scribe.
from Iwnov/r.
K^oSci, JfcUL from the above. relaiing to
fgmtdOf pi, | m. vaxaprjTr}?; an anehorite. the law7 about the law.
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333 r<\"ncu
- <
from f. the legal bend
profession.
oneself, ncline towards. Ara. ^_-'} v
to lift up, lay to,
move, bechon, esp.
W^ooi or ^jlooqj mw
with ]'
J
vcotxrjpia, moon the * 'frtj*'*?'** aid his kand to...;
}
Ajlo
leginning of a lunar month. o^ voo*\
fULaocu and JAaocw m. pv/tfata, nymphaea
land; ^ ^
menace; UxoX
}j>cf he beckoned to them with
the
a-jtfto wave the hand against,
O-Jf & beckoned
^
lotus, the water-Uly lotus. to
to the
yopow m. a cokort, colunm of an army.
crowd; ,Ulf hbtttt AJl j a
X thou
shalt not lay a sickle to thy neighbowr's stand-
ycu the letter Nun. See ^j.
ing corn; UW ,su!*> poising the lance.
\$& pi. ^c6, }J nu^lj u: J3 fa Derivatives, hoj, \suj, )Woaa
jiafwsofihe sea; *^j
Jjcu driedfish; tf<
wA*>? saltfish; astron. Jjdj Pfsoes; U,o^&
^9cu pi. ^_ rt. cu. m. a) beckoning, signing
with the hand, hence a sign, intimation;
esp.
)j'ojy 2&e ftp Pisces.
^J^j? [3aj oi2 *ou Uo> the spirit signed to
l&jcu or ^c6 pi H cim. of the above. him
m. a littlefish.
to go; with U^ij or Jg*ff 6^ or
inclination of the mind, disposition. b) end;
ycucu or tffijjoj <Ae nones. JcJ JIj y/*c/i arrives at an end.
^jc6, J&j from
letter Nun, kaving
ycw. adj. belonging to the
the letter Nun; JJLa,gjlo
\1siqj pi. J_L rt. u*aj. m. a fiZester, ^ r^B^f
JJJco a plural ending in Nun as ^JL? { * b0il*; fiatulmcy> &W inflation; )h*t
; Uojo J^scu -Z=oiL ^ato cawse fiatulency
*$* *Ijcu J^*^ woims having a radical and wind.
Nun.
l&Jai m.pagan sacrificesjhe use ofanythmg
uoa*, itti act. part. jdU. fo tremble, fear.
which has been offered in pagan -worship.
LscJ pi. I m. i'aos*, a temple }
shrine of
idol worshipj
JjSqj pi. J" m.a violent shaking; med.
rt.^aj.
fj&g sanctuary of a church,
a cAa^ shrine;
a c^rsfoj- or drench; a discharge, evacuation.
3 J^j^j Jjqj ^'Zver shrines;
lai\ ^oi nN ^ ,
''
t/^y brought it into the IM& pi. Jl. rt. uaaj. m. atiUettc or military
temple;
the
l&cJ J/*
sanctuary are dromn;
^^^ fc cwrtains
*"
T<\
of exercises;
\M><& lS-^ Ae gymnasium; Jl^oo*
^i~o? Mi3cu &.*>? parade-ground ; usually
J ,
J^cuT a
mortuary chapel; metaph. Jl^f kcu Jm1 metaph. discipline, asceticism.
*Ae to?n& fo tfc Mm o/Ae ioc/y; Hf kcu jqj, jj o afa proetf, 5c? as plants, leaves
Uoi? a martyr is called a pure shrine of the or flowers.
Spirit.
jjaj rt.jcu. m. shooting, budding, sprouting.
*J& \^&rt.Uu.m*
y trial; Jicufftfici
rt.^x_>. m. trickling down, oozingforih.
tnaZ of f Ae zw& |Jqj
iofloGj pi. J_ Ar. m. a copy, manuscript,
|ft|*j rt. 3jj. m. afterglow opp. J^qj 7e

codex. glimmer of light before davm.

Jsaxocu Ar. jaj rt. >jj. m. sq/! worc/s, blandishments.
f. transcHptiim.

^{jocl* and^jj;jQj name of the the |iJ<i pi. Jl* rt. j .

f. a) fefi^ so^. j^^
first Sunday of summer, the seventh Sunday mw%, /od: worcfe; Jl j cfi >y^ %wws opp.
after Pentecost. J&sI^.o/ dirges. 6) </ie chirping, twittering or
acu, &u fut. Sau, act, part. s|j. to ftenrf
singing ofbirds.

or move towards; f^o Jjiik U jj JJ fe$ & J^dcu, Jl'^cu pi. ^cu, jr rt. fOj.f.a point,
not bend, waver, to and fro; j4<y\ J&Jj puncture, mark e.g. tattooed oii the flesh;
]lokJoo maicens who ncline to ways of Uaff Jtg a point of time; yt ^.WChlS
virtue. Ethpe. &JU/* fo be shahen doimi, a straight line is the shortest6e<we twopoints;
hurled down, brandislied. Ethpa. eZUfto a drop; gram. points.
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}%>oj pi. ii ' 1? * .

J rt. Joxi.m, a)agrammaticalpoint; Jjcu or J*cu
j
rt. **j, m. a mirror.
the plural is denoted by Jqj pointa i.e. k&tio Jiaj rt. icu m. shying, starting as a horse,
tmtt or Ribbui; jiciai j>c& a dividing JHght*
point dividing one phrase or paragraph
i.e.
Joicu pi. 2. m. a sucker, shoot, offset, scion.
froin another; kbocu jo<& a point in red
JJ pi. JI, rt. iv.fiery; J^o,^
inh or minivm; vowel-pomts. 6) = jjcux J&&^77
U>*cu
t

vapours; JlJjcu )^^ a j^ery

sword; esp. of tbeangels Jwo JJloj seraphs
)*a>, Jl^cu rt. JUu. a point; 0^x0 and cherubs; \Jf& ^owajr fl seraphic
J^^r*^? JL|cu la50( *Ae centre I,a *A$ ranks.
#om tn ifAe middle; JiaT? Ji'i^aj a moment of U'ioj pi. m. rt. cu. white pepper.
time, an instant.
j<*a.j9a_i rt. >oj. 1. %gneous nature, in-
J-oJjdcu ? JfcwJ rt. Jj3j. gram. expressed by fiammability.
poirUs.
cu, J^wJ rt. toj. a) igneouS) fiery;
U&cu pi. Jl rt. Jju. m. a libation, drink- J-JJQJ )&LLjwry piUars; J&Ji<& Jl^li
offering; Jlicuo JJLS? sacrifices and drinh- tib one o//m 6) geomet. a pyramid.
oferings; )w jj^XT? Jac6 libationsto dumb )^o^j9ojrz.9^j m i.tgneousness,tgneousnature.
images; esp. eucharistic mm and water, JtVc6 and J&&* pi. jr rt. icu. f. Aoyy
JJJscu jbajJSS #Ae &rtfa< and taine.
afiower perb. a ranunculus; arsenic.
J^xocu vavKKrjposj aship-ovoner, ship-master.
I^Xqj rt. ^aj. m.JZaying, shinning.
Jaoaj pi. JJL
gram. a mffix.
rt. am, m. pi. camaZ &*/ J&cu rt, *a*j. m. a) ^ cleawmg of corn.
&) a 5or qfsnake.
J^ooj rt. ^aj, m. a hoe, cavity. Jfclaici pi. JL rt. aju. a &*.
h+c&j pi. > rt. jtcu t m. a) investigation, HV impers. witb X and pron. suflp. uX jl'cu
trying. b) ihrobbing, jjojkky jiioi A* tfkro&ff i< displeases, disgusts me.
0/ disease. I^i'cu rt. -*J^. m. ^ turnng of the scale,
*cu fut. *ai, act. part. *oJ, jlaj, pass. part, weighing down of the scale.
i+oj JI*Sj. io
t S%
ctf? be shy of plunge, boit; lalcu pi. , rt. &hj. m. attraction, dis-
traction of the mind; \ ^\> f \H^^
J
Jt'cu
*Ae*r cawzefo 5% a< etwy strnge sight; metaph. U theperilous attractions ofthis world; 1^
^tcui
^

ia jJl?
human
U^^cw
intercourse.
^
Ae & shy offieesfrom,
Pa. >cu same as Peal.
*

opinions.
? .
?.
ilis distractton of varying

Deeivative, ]>dj. *Uj, Ut'oi pi. ii rt. ^^. m <mnw^ . io

icu Pa. w o se* K^A*, hindle. Ethpa.
a
] 0M; metaph.
vooi* A lc& ^ fe an^ 0/
a) ftfto be set light to, fencftaZ.
6) SlJ*
tiidr ^eaA = calumnious detraction : lAhLo
to be ignitedy inflamed, illuminated; f*.J.oj; e 600A ofexcerpts.
~jfto
OM*do fiaming and blazing. Debiya-
\ ? *
t+90jj
^
rt. >Jj. m. continence.
T1VES, Jc, Jjial, lift*, JicuOJ, J^iaJ, *-Jj, J- V rt. >^. a Nadrite, a man separated
from wine, &c, see Num. vi ; hence, abstinent,
c&, Jlc6 pi. Jl&c& rt. cu. >e; JU: i<& celibate, ascetic, a monh.

burningfire; Jjqj li^ afire-pace, a beacon; k-ZlLu rt. fj->. adv. Mke a Nazirite,
\l*j\&\qpyrites; \&Q*\\ jldj tfieheatof ascetically.
the stomach; pi. vocanoes. Metaph. \1J >qj
? 9 r 1? rf
tlw fire of zeal ? ]>oj the fireofenvy; Z9**h$ the hair ofhis separatim under the
)>oj Joo *Ae ^ry compantes as Seraphim vow of a
K^cJi } IToU, &*
Nazirite ;
i^f \+*tJ*fi#ry intelligences = JSeraphim. JVaztntehood of Samson
; hence abstinent**
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A 335 ***-
continmce, chastity, the ascetic life; o*lowl*
v Jia^a^j rt. Au,!, f, thinmss, emaciation;
]ims> *j&? iheir abstinence from Jleshj Jjooj drying up and roughness of the skin.
JtoM^o JIo^Xjo fasting and abstinence and
l* fut, fcl, act. part.
i^j, J^ snore.
vigih; ii*? jio^jj the modesty ofher look
Pa. ^L> the same. Derivativa, ^w
^U fut. ^ojj, act. part. ^X', jj, pass.
partal), J_,
balance, preponderate.
jfc_. to b&nd, turn,

Pa.^Jo to sway, hang

turn the
^i*

J>a**j
>
pi. 4i?
pi. ]* rt. ^mj. m. the nose, nostrils;
down, swing; to lead doxon, mahe go or liang
nozzle of a lamp theftange of folding-doors.
down; JsofcC h&& 1U,S J^jj she shook off
;

and cast away idols ; ooo *\Lw .ootlJoSo

"^m-j fut. \cw, rmper. ^cu, act. part.
foy fctf tAor Zocfe hang dotvn. Derivatives, %i,
JLJ, pass. patt.^iJSLij ii-, ]J^ tosift,
pass through a sieve; metaph, to ram, snow;

Jjjj rt. ^Jj. m. swaying, dipping of the

IvJU^a <h-\ mj \ j5?1 it should be siftedjine;
JWkD? )LZj jl \J*xx& unsifted barley meah
balance, turning of the scale; ^fkJsLat Ethpb. Vlil?*to
yt^Uo? ^;la $e iveighed tJiem in tJie poising
^UJlv^
be sifted; metaph.
jJJ^ o^ sifted by tribulation. Pa.^JJ to sift
of thy balance; tf^T? ^)j vaciltation; Icuclav
to make descend. Derivative, j^\^ ,y_ fr
\$ equal poise, equality ; Jjji* JS*, egtto? n
<Ae scafe*, o/ gjwaZ weight usually metaph. "^j, )L*j pi. y!L m, a torrent, the dry bed
exactly equal. of a torrent, agorge, valley; Jo^ifco U JLJ
an impassable torrent; )**>? JLJ a torrent of
Hu,
Jj fut.
continent, to abstain often
parts. *jj, ufc. to separate, to be

with om*sJ; &

blood; &01 ^S? JLo ^ vaZ% 0/ the son
ofHinnom; yd*-J5? JLJ the valley of Kislwn.
Pft*^ -^ *& Ae abstatned from bread;
)&o} ijj o*Id? Ae Ze is JearcZ jl^j Pa. jxmj to raise the dead, raise to life, rg-
grow as a ISTazirite.
Ethpe. and Ethpa, ijjL/%0 separate
f i IZ* snscilate; Jloo pw /W raz^ thedead. Ethpa.
onesdf to lead a life of abstinence, of contznence, jXwJlf to &6 raised, to be revived, to le awahed;
to abstain; Jilo^X QihlFihey separated
fA^Joo? eSM*fc* q-2Cuoa(? qj> f/tpse mjo are
themselves unto the shameful thing; ihh^ raised to life bythe power ofChrist; tS\^ \r
abstinent. Pa. jJj to cause to abstain, to con- Jta."*D jb^o? jsiX ^fi we are roused from
secrate to be a Nazirite. Derivatives, slcep which typijits death. Aph. w^saiae as
J-joJj.
Pael. Derivatives, Ucu*oj. Jicu^x^a-*,
cw fut. ocw, act. part. cJj, ^.J, pass.
part. *s-aHj, } , J^ to grow lean, waste; )^.a^**j m. a dreamer.
qa*j \JlS9 the horses grew lean; cxl? Ji^3 )fcoaj*J rt. i^mj. f. resurrection.
a wasting body. Pa. c*I*j to emaciate, mahe )ts^o*ij pi. JJ/ f. ^b tonsils.
lean. Derivatives, jL^*J, jrvlj, JioA**j, r
<&~j cf. *I*i. Aph. &2ji fa be unsltod,
barefoot; tobeweary; *aw/ ,

*]J
y^Jthyfeet
*aw, J^*J rt. ow. lean, meagre, dried up, did not go bare.
squalid;
> *+j
*2u
a meagre
J^lmJ owr sowZ & dried up; ^ fut. J2, act. part. *ij, ]U3. to breaihe
y

^
JIoslmJ
]*ch<

rt. 0*0. m.
rt. Mj. f.
table.

*Ae *ca&, scurvy; weakness.

thinness, wasting, emacia*
Iieavily as from ilness, to snore. Derivatives,

*j rt. i*j, m, 7^av^ or stertorow breathing

tion; squalor.
as in illness.
o<J, U>cw, JIsCsonJ rt. *a**j. adj. dried iamJ fut. i^cuiJ, act. part. ^IlJ. to whisper,
up, thin, emaciated, meagre; U&o\ & j^oLj miUter, divine. Pa.
augury or
**Zj to practise
lX*& t emaciated from constant fasting; divination, to divine; ]&$& aZLd ? to aw^ur
js^cuJ JkCXod)o meagre food.
6y 6ir^. Ethpa. +JJIIP to be affected or
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"V
inflwmced by divination. DebjvatTjES, \*r+ &j } to Ut tears fall ; Unovi\ uojo^/^&y tooh
U^J, U*J, U*J, Ua^O^. the tabernaeh down; &
o*jki>^\ JJsJL& he
y+J+j pi. JJL m, a) rt. **j. an augur, b) claims descent from. Derivatives, J1^*j 5
a worker in brass. JIoS^j, JKm^o, Ilo^^o, JLjs^j, Jl-V-M^,

h**j pi. J_ rt. utxj. m. augury, divination

esp. by birds. \^mj pi. J rt. Kmj. m. a long outer garment
J**** pi- J r k ***> ni. aw augur, diviner.
reacliing to the feet ; il\s> }&J a worn-out
Uw m. 6rass; i&*9cu \L> Corinthian
coat; JLokdij>? Jl&o wedding garment s.

brass. ^coJxmJ pi. hL in. a baker.

4* P P
j*?cw brazen Jicfjtto&NMuJ f. bahing.

Jjo^mj m. a woodezi malleU

jtj pi. j* Pers. m. a) hunting, the chase; JloJ^**j rt. W/. f. loioness, baseness; descent.
a battue, slaughter; with jiLx to k(. b) a l&j act. part. J^J, J^J to be damp. De-
hunter, a strong man. EIVATIVES, J4j, jlcu^J, U*J.
JleJLiJ and JiVjJLJ from j*****. f. te- *^V or tt^M P 1 - J-- unclean, foul; weak,
a^/ metaph. enduranee, fortitude.
lazy.
Uti*2m and JJi'jX*J pi. JZ. from J***w. m.
^o^J, jfc^o^J rt.'^j. a drawer of water
a hunter, warrior; strong, enduring, warlike;
dewy, moist.
tflU-j jlAi^. a mighty hunter; M^'-j Ji'(^d^j and JI'cl^c^ j rt.^J. f. moislure;
|?hbo ferate among the martyrs.
2>ouring, sprinhling, wetting.
kJjJLVvi-J from ji***^. adv. bravely, with
enduranee. J&c$j usually j^cu rt. A^j. f. &q.
jjo^J m. a) a X-e^er, ^airrf,
pi. J* rt. *^j.
) io! L JLwj* from . f. Jiunting, the ehase;
J
watch,watchman,warder; pi. a g-ward!, garrison;
courage, fortilude.
*?*0<&f Jc^J jy wo *eep God's command-
ttJLi fut. ia-J, imper. leu,
J&J, part. adj. fc^J, )CJ, Jlk*j,opp..ai2,
act. part. fcjj,
ments; J|e4a} ]l%i % wo o6gerV ^
io go dovm, descend; to dismount, alight, get
cawores; ^Ic^J o jio ^ Zon 2 Eimself is
thy leeper; Jlc^'j
off, get down from a horse, ca mage, &c; to
%J^
Ae mmt o/ (fa
watchmen. b) a vine shoot with two buds.
ftink,fall as a river, rain, fee.; to descend from
by birth JAoa^.j pi. Jio rt. ^.j. heeping, observance;
; koT J$JZ tliey who go down to the
f.

a custom, rite, rule; a watch, vigl; guard,

sea, sailors; jlscL Jfctf, Uc^-fcUj they that
go down to the dust, to
ward; protection; nistron. observation; jiVjo^j
thepit; J*jasC J^
he went down to the open country; *%&. kJj
U*^? the keemna. hriMima nf tJ>* ***>. .

y$j(Jt marcJied against Antioch, went down

Sunday; J^aeV^fo JLa.LSj^?y ~ r t
to besiege Antioch; o>a*>? &j jj> with JloJa^j fa
observanees or rife* of Sundays and Fridays;
falling tears; j&J ^5? ^yujo Mary
descended from David ; ooo ^^ZS they went
down jhi^h^Zj ^3^-a loia^j archives,
ofplebeian descent. Ethpe.
k^i>l( to be brought down, taken down. Pael U jc^j rt. i^j. m. observance.
7
fcJJ to bring down; to lower, abase. Eihpa. JUafcj ' rt.
pi. Jt ^i. f. keepmg, observance,
kJjl{ to go down; to lower oneself, stoop,
descend, humiliate oneself; lo^,
precept, charge; ward, custody, a
prison; ^
k.jj^ -o JtW^j guard-house, prison ; Jjcu)^o JLW^aS
yOo*lcL^Aloo Christ stooping to tJieir weakness. 1/ he was confined under ward and
in
Aph. hJ+( to cause to come dovm, to send
down, bring down, tahe down, cast dovm; law.
r
\i&z& %J*( He sent dovm rain; with jcae>;
U^i
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A>
to spread, strike

tofall uponm rays

wpon, be diffused, shed upon;
of light; J Ms^Z LoJ
<*&
af- i0
fut.

dr^flow
4? and ^ aoi parfc>
^^
r^
atriking
%&$
upon
Jlij
aerial particles;
"Vi the sun's rays
*

^i
in drops; Jl^o wfcoia'
my Jmgers dropped myrrh; metaph.
ti
Jof kj Jlowjtn, be instilled, insinuated;
\lji J> alj
- lirl4 Ui^'^v. <fa % of the U.I00 atn care did not creep inio
jj

moon is diffused over the clouds me. Pa!

around its a^J <o c^o?? doum abundantly. Ethpa.
oro; metaph. ^^J voV^4 }lj^4 the o fall in drops. Ara.
AJjJl/
^fo dr^, cawse
revelattons which shine * o

Ethpa.
to glitter.
upon
J^lf to
them. Pa.
shine brightly.
*Jj ^rop, Zei/a^ in drops;
wound; to distil, instil.
to drop or % fiaftw on a
Derivative, U^j. DEBivATivES.J^aJcu

U^, U^S or U^J pi. Jl rt, ^ u in.

ghttering, coruscation, *brilliancy ;
J?L-^? I^^j rt. ^.j. ui. a c?ro^>.
*"*& "^ ^ rays w>7wc/> mutually destroy
eack other's brilliancy. J&4j and jfc^^j rt. >^.. f. ) stec^, oeZ
of myrrh. b) resin, gum, c) mattow, malva
U^j rt. j^j. m. moistwe.
officinalis or lthea ficifolia.
Jicu^j rt, J^j. f. moisture; lasciviousness.
t^> fut. 4J rarely ic^.j, imper. ^ and c^,
^4*^ *t. %.*, adv. heavily; doubtfully,
hardly.
act. part. t^j,

to
)^J, paSs.
guard, watch, keep; with JL'ic^j r
part. ^, % )', a)
Ji'4_i.
jio^j or jto^; rt. ^j. keaviness, #0 keep watch or mrcZy JJo^, ^S> wsoo^
J/V
weight; weighing, pondering; the drmuing
of ^7/ feep mV mouth from evil; -.i^ J
^,
%
water.

U^j
K*[t^o
rt. I^j.

rt,
m. dampness.
*j. ady. cautiously.
ton^we.
command, aw ;
covenant;
iffi that I
y&fmi
^ ^
6) to keep, observe

y %eep thy
a covenant,
%j}"do thou keep
m
my
law; UfcsX i^j ha kept silence; with &oo?
Jio^j rt. ;j, f. a) preservation, safe-
to fiii the place, assume the duty or
keepzng, safety, length office of
of Ufe. b) observance
^^* f tJie law; care> drcumspection,
another. c) o feep, retain, preserve, keep
9 4 >
m
meuiory; ]t, >ir thou shalt not
jlo^j J| <& loo* \4\\ what end was
Jj

all this care ? c) astron. an

to

observation. d)
bear a grudge, keep enmity; ^i^o^ Jj^
the treasure which thy fathers laid up.
abstinente, continence, d) to
observe, ta/ce heed, watch,
%^ fut.^oV, act. part.^Jj, Jl^j. a) to
take heed to my way; "VjJ^ ocwa*{o a^j
spy; u*o/ iiriwitt
turn the scale, tveigh Iieavy, be
weighty; ^\|. r

Jfcsiijcil cJwcl^ the widow's mites U=> J> they ivatched and found Daniel making
weighed
heavy in the scales. b)todraw\v&ter. Part. adj. petilion. Act. part. a keeper, guard, warder,

^4^ and,^4^ fc-, }&mighly,2)onderou8j custodian; JL/" fc j|j a prison warder

Jieavy, hesitating, divided; diuretic. Ethpe, JM^ ^^o or Ja^ j^J a treasurer, custodian of
^|j17 t0 feweighty. Pa.^JJ to mahe heavy the treasury; 0.I&0? j|j a deputy, proxy,
burdm upon. The Aphel fulure of the
lay a substitute; a successor; 1^^, *|j the con-
verb%^has the same forau Ethpa. ^IJX/" stellatioii Arcturus or the Great Bear; aso the
to be weighed in the mnd, be pondered over, polar regions; ]3Uj> ^S keeper of the wardrobe;
doubtful I>EBIVATIVE8j^Jc^Ji<lXaij'
a squire; Jloi; |j keeper of sheep = name of
a star; \a |j a spy; Jt^a W ^J

=
W ^
i
or
vi.
rt.%^j. m. a measure of weight
or oroe spoonful; a spoon, ladle.
guard; o*3o^S
;

jp same as fcoo? j|j;

i/w Jorfy.

^x>i *^J ^e door-keeper, porter. Pass. part.

W J rfc- H
H J
of water over the head, body, and
- m
dravnng of water, pouring
-
a) guarded, kept, preserved, safe; JI t*Ij
feet = a w/iose ?2/e may God preserve. b) kept in
shower-bath.
memory, observed. c) laid by, stored, reserved.
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d) watchful; abstinent, fasting. Ethpe, &jI( &sJ)^1aJ rt. u*qj. adv. gently, placidly,
to be gwirded, kept, observed, preserved, retained; Tdndly ; easily ; softly, in a low voice.
to keep oneself or abstain from food, to be kept cu**J, jL'clLaj rt- u*oj. f. quietness, serenity,
or remain. Pa. *j to keep or tahe as ones suavity, genthness; ^x* Jt'cufc*J *+*( aeeord-
own; to keep safe, take care of, guard; to ing to thy elemeney ; jicTx. 7^ gently opp.
observe, keep a commandment; to leave unhurt, JTcuAAd harshly ; jjL^ l&***5 benignity,
spate; ^L oicwajl?
fyj He will keep the gracious manners.

keep me as the apple of tlie eye;

r i
JfOJ
js*j pi, )1^ rt. wqj. f. a) repose, leisure,
rest, a resting-place ; \oh^f +*&> coj )&CmIj
Io> Jt^-Lio tliejlre sparedthe vineyards. Aph.
ye seek repose; )fcluo *+o^ ^.gSjj ^Lfco
i0 Put in> a safe place, lay by, preserve;
let us strive to enter into that rest; \t\\
*2u i& enough to preserve life; J^cla^su*
Jn>Jjj the niyht for rest. b) sleep, falling
*j jo Nj( 6y measure enough
fr
jfr
to preserve life.
*. fA?/ afe

Derivatives, j^cu, ji&^j,

asleep, rest, deaih ; ojs*^ j Jj,2>j j^.^5 ^ ftW
qf/w> res drew ?^e'ar. c) esp. the rest of Christ
jtoio^j, Uici^, JUcl^, k-^, JU-^j,
after the resurrection ; o^l^Jj 1||^1^>
J^ a gwtrd; see *^j act- part.
^^ ^*JLao? 6/ feast-days we typify
the rest of Christ; hence Easter week is called
Jg-j rt. ^.j. m. keeping of the law; caw, J^C^o : Js>*aj? jmV\L ipQ^ Thursday in Easter
custody; a portion reserved.
tveek; ]1^jaIj? JJ^o;J^ Friday in Easter
same as |J. week; &c. d) tlie agape, love-feast
ook * ^> ? i/iose w;Ao are ai w>wr Iove , ,

a fttfe,* cra6^ caws. J2Ja ^? Jfcs^jjo JJsoof memoriah and agapei

B -
f/^ baggy part of drawers or breeches* for the departed-.

h*^J having tusks. \ot^J and ^|*J m. p/t^op, m7re.

++j rt. f cu. m. sJiaking, trembing; U*? ji* JLJ m. indigo.
a shake of the head; K*? jto an earthquake. fcaik-J the river iVi'fe.

^oa*j, jL- rt. cu. slumbering. UoitJ adj. from q^Lj. of the Nile; \jyJL
kl*> pi. |1 m. a ?a^ce3 pear, javelin; \i ciiw the Nile crocodile.
\*t ULo the staff of a spear ; UUjI Ui*. toXJ m. the nymphaea, lotus plant.
a spear-head; \j Ju& spearmen; astron. U*; see Jui-j.
shooting stars, meteors.
Is^aj ra. indigo.
JJc&^J diin. of JijuJ. m. a $Aori /a??ce 5
)oi*J Nineveh the capital of Assyra.
a dart.

m. a
UolJ from JoiJ. a Ninevite; HoxJj Jla
*A*j sae?^, scimitar.
Rogation of the Mnevites, a fast of three days
u*aj, J*Lj pi. . rt. m. a) m, mm,
wcu.
in the tenth week
m'^
before Easter.
/ U^J J &JL Sabbaih, a day of rest
JIL7 and &5, in the lexx. \U i) hempen
twine, cord, string; fishing
Jind rest to your souls; Jwf }U^a man of
tackle. 2) a
vegetable, ammi copticum.
peace. b) appeasing, satisfaction ; %t3\ U^
satisfaction of tJie senses; ojJ^oj uJjl& to ap- JoJ, )IL3 and Jtii m. a are scimitar; 9

pease his anger. c) will, pleasure ; ^_v y \ a swordsttck. CI ji JLj.

o^Z^j to do his will; yO<n*Jj y+f aeeording to

9 m
tem the seventh month= April;
tlieir pleasure. d) ease, refreshment> pleasure, in spring.
enjoyment; )Xj^S \2Zj sensual pleamres;
iJ?Tf/ ^^" ad J- from
t**3, f ihe 8pring;
\Zj \.JLLl> Jie may live at ease; )J*-u? \L+h a Ui^J f ^m ^ spring verdure.
sweet savour; \JJa\ \\sxm, sweet sleep. \&*j vt acu, m. loosely-hanging chains*
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4-J, Jw pi. jj, m. o) a yoke for oxen; to be hurt injwred, suffer harm.
metaph. Dbmvativks,
service, servitude, bondage; a^dW J-^w, U^, U~*x>, jlao^, U^fc^o,
y oa S v *j
i ta&s ^ yofo porc
you; Ji*J
Jio^^f *Ae ^oe ofslavery; <IZ a yoke-
Jelow, husband, wife, colleague.
K rare for Ieftin.
b) the beam
of a weaver's Ioom, UdaJ, JtC rt. Uj. injnriws, harmful,
tiu-, weft. c) the tie of a
vine to its prop. destructive; }&&X J|& rmmoz,* nwfe.
U>*j same as JiJJ.
IfH
JJgaJo jl^j
?
L
*7/t'^ftJ<
DoT ^ cm//y
Cra ^and^5 7^ deceitfal;

^otJ and ^aitJ = *3aX*j m . the

wily Greeks.
nymphaea, lotus.
deceitful, wihj; a deceitful man; Jl'dii-
Ji'tJ pi. JUJ rt. >cl. f. to /tatVs.
j^-J'iC^CLaj deceitful lips.
**-*> ***J pi. JiU m. a) an ensign, standard,
banner; Jl Jtcu&^cSaJ rt."^u. tfraud, deceitfulmss.
the royal banner. b) a
monument, sign, portent, sign of the Zodiac; ttoaj rt. iaaiu. m. a slaughterer, buteher.
M*-*^j? il^J the sign of the Cross; JuoU> *aaj, Idaaj rt. &**. modest, chaste, jnous.
h-{ k>> UL*j in this sign thou conquerest X^3c2aj, Jj^ScSaj rt. <aa. modest sliame-
c) aim, end, goal, object, intention, purpose, faced,
disposition / JLi o*U wo*ol-/ Ats rn^n-
JIqo rt. fcsaj. jmngent.
tion is right; JoV* i.o\v; mLJ oLs
to N**sm> rt. fcsAi. imngent, stinging.
25 t aim, or o5/eci, o/ *&e Jcing in
thzs? oji, Ir> oxo he proposed intended; JUji perh. io 2rea< cowrteously; part. adj.
}

^ mLJ Jooj A& ?m?wZ inclined towards . . . _ aud ^a^j, ^ , ) fcL- Twee, ^ew^e, peaceable.

<) signification, sense, point; the subject, pro-

position, section of a book, speech, poem, &c., Iv^>* 2' rt. um^ij. calmly, gently.
>aU fc^*Do/ )d$iL matters or points in dispute;
jAo-Aw^aj rt. imAJ . f, gentleness, cahnness,
^fco? \2 the contents of the book; lU*^ )jLj
serenity.
Ja*oo thefirst section demonstrates .... e) mefr^
9 kJjLaj rt. ^iu. adv. deceitfully, craftily.
mode, manner, appearance; exampJe;
pls( wwc? in the metre of St.Ephrem, \
]l o - *
g pi. JLo rt.'^aj. f. cunning, wiliness.
]&ofe^* with an appearance of friendshipj perfidy; deception, deceit; J-Y^N ^to
^9 o**3 examples of grammar Le.
^po( ^% gw$&8 hwe brought true men to

of destruction.
its rules. /) astron. an observation. g)
gram. sign, point, stop; the form of a noun; *aj M^nJ
5 rt. laj. m. 7iarm, /mrtj damage,
M*I^ o Joa- a noun of the same form. injury, pain, destruction; \il&j ]Uf uninjured,
\&j fut. UI, mper. J^, but when with inviolable.
a
^*2> prefix Ji, act. part. Jiaj, JJ!a. io harm, I
)l<xfn .*
j ,> rt. uan :n j. f. Jemp' ^ai^, 6ezK^
Awrt, injure; to be opposed to; ji^\ JLaJ?
}^o;iv hurtftd to the body, to the spirit. ^Ij and ^L fut^a and ^<^ iufin.

^
trand Ethpa. *2ljIF to be harmed, ^>al and^Lo, 5

Ethpe.
act. part.'^ij, aj,
injured, polluted;

W^
^ Ua^
those p>oor people suffered
a^l/*
harm from the
part. ^oj, jI^j, jJ^AOi. io deceive, defraud,
pass.

act deceitfully, beguile, betray, with oor^;

mountain
injwe; Ua&I
tribes.

\AcJL
Ara. s+F to harm, hurt, e*2>f ^x ^>lj? J^xj.\r the disciple who
y&F\j the hot wind betrayed his mater; .p^ ^A^.-y ^ .X-a
and sun shall noi touch them; lJu> >;=>* do )uOO Ci ,^jo i/^?/ defratcded their neighbours by
oLota^ Joo* the tongue wherewith he hai oppression; Jin J^Lau deceitful men. Pasa.
damaged his fellows; U**i ^ J,o^i JU tfae j>art. deceitful, dishonest, crooked, treacherous }
7,

serpent does noi hurt him t Ethtaph, w o^/

t perfidious; J^^u I^a^ a deceitfid bow;
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am
,|

JLlj ]LS dishoneU labourers. Ethpe. ^aL>l/* ^clsI* )j( I ashamed to go (net. Deriva-
usually with%& to act deeeitfully, treacher- tiveSj j^cu, [oJ, ^^aoj, \.Slsj, ^I&qj,
ously, to dissembh; to be deceived. Pa.^a
to beguile, defraud. APH.^a/'Vith^X to &su, Iaj, Jj^-aj rt. 3t?u. modest, chaste,
deceive, to hold or state falsely; to mppose. monks and
8ober> rdigious, often applied to
Debivatives, Uaaj, JjfcJ^aaj, )IojsXcl^j t
nuns; )nj )^oclX honourable or pwre life;

^Aezr fee^ ew the pious practices of monasticism.

Jia pi. y\i\j, JlaJ rt. ^aj. grm'Ze, deceit,
" rt.
%Z\r *a.aj. adv. modestly, discreetly,
perfidy,dissimnation,treachery; aplot; otif soberly.
Jl a l a gfty sjpa&? #*<& guiJe; Jl^J JJj woi
treacherovsly, unfeigned; jLoJ Jbo deceitful, ] La&aj rt. *&a^ f chastity,modesty, discretion,
. .

toily. prudence, honour, temperance, sobriety.

< *n r **
fut. tttoaj, infin. and rarely Jj^.aj rt. aj.- f. modesty, reverence, shame.
y *
imper. *aoao, act. part. *caaj, |j 7 fut. JlaL, act. part. jlaLao, pass. part.
pass. part. un
or for food
^ , J*L, j]^ . io sZay, t2l for
y y
. io alienate, estrange, separate, remove;
sacrifice
; jSTo J&baj ^>od sfoy to make or 5e strnge or foreign; )%& t * uj|
aw animal and make ready; \JL-S aasao MU U^ Ut |XX^ ^ oUj d^j/ a waw should
the passover; etala? *oaru Ae s&w himself; withdraw far from intercourse toith the
kagLf ool Jtao* iAe am& i^ai AafA Seew- sZam.
Ethpe. tfvbtf to be slain, slaugUered, killed,
dissolute; jioi^I
(hat he deprived
^ o )hL& ydL
him of his right of inlteritance
saying

sacrificed.

Ethpa. >&uU
Pa. uxioj o s/ay, put
to be slain, hiled.
to

Ettaph.
death. iwj:
MA*i3f Jj^
^-^ t*
ft y
strangers to the faith;

Itl^ Ia ix
^ Jlioo? a place
imoTif to be dialocated. Derivatives, |jooj, strnge to tJts foot of man ; jico wo U
ti w foreign to the subject. Etepali JUxil*}
AxaaJ usuallypl. ^JoaJ, JiSiiu m. a) apiece to be, become or be declared alien, strnge,
ofjlesh, portion of a victirn. b) wealth, riclies, foreign; tobe alienated, removed, dis2)0ssessed
sonal estate opp. U-oiS real estate; to renounce, disoton, reject, abstain. Deriv-
'
\+33** wealthy men. Atives, k;acu, J^liocu, jlcuwcu, Juu^cu,
kcais rfc. mm. m. slaying, slaughter.

uao amru or unma? ra. birdlime. *^a-j Aphei/ *iu5( io harm, do injury,
jKmaJ chastise.
pi. JiL- rt. ua&aj. f. a) a victim, an
animal Jcilled for sacrifice or for food, flesh. fcoj fui IoaJ, act. part. l^aj, Jfc^ajj pass.
b) slaying, slaughter, sacrifice. part. h***u, )h^J 9 Jll^aj. to bite, sting esp. as

&> and iu fut. &aJ and ac&J,

a serpent or dog; si^j c^aJ ^ 5ii 7em tw
act.
part. aj, Jaa>. a) <o blush, be ashamed, modest; the foot; UOf &
h>*j stung by a viper;
to fear, feel awe or respect; yJ&L* Jj/ aaj )%^> J^^-X a decayed tooth. Ethpe. h*%l
/ 6/ws/i for you; \j jo> *a3 he "feared to be bitten, stung. Pa. ju to sting sharply,

lest .... 6) to be sober, chaste, abstinent. Pa. *aixf

bite repeatedly, gnaw; oliOwir ^ojjso Uting
<o control, correct, chasten, teach to be chaste, hisfmgers. Ethpa. hJskSl}*to be bitten or sttmg
7.V
enjoin ckastity and modesty; .oo^licfe repeatedly. Derivatives, Jl^ocu, ji^oa^^
they taught t/ieir mouihs to be chaste, controlled Jioaj, JjUoaj, Jlcio and )Ucuuo, Jloloau,

tlieir speech ; Jj^ftaoo aal,jL*y0w modest ap-

pearance. Ethpa. &ulj to be or &eco??te chaste, )iJ m. nightmare, incubtis.
modest, sober; to be ashamed, refrainfor shame *><&ai, UciJ pi. ^olxii, UciJ ra. a)
or modesty; to be covered or sheltered; JfcsX^J vops, a nome, prefecture of Egypt. 6) pdpoe,
*a?l arow; chaste; ULajfcoo law, ordinance, mstom, mage; ttSfc&fc
&
JjaJ
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341
a J^c^ mu aT
^
statute for^ ever; \li y>,\^ i
laws; Jioi^? ttcu&j mvilege, escemption; J> widiing io test the

diockaj lawless. f
Debitai ves, verb
matter;
Part. adj. )
Ul*>? 6S, U&i ^
frfe tem^, assaifcd, rftm? by
^dcl^uL/, fc*4*><xj, Jicuoj
luwoocu^jj
3 a devii, ijpvw , U^i^ UaA& the pogr
leprous; UmL JJ JLS. a ntrtri or nirefon-
&><zxxj
be proposed as a law.
Ethpalpal *oo*irt9becomelaw,
*?; ^ ac
f""
TC K ecwstometf, experienced;
'7*^*** umlao acquainted with the placaj
fcJ^ajaj from asaoj. adv. in accordance hs>is ^fflfv experienced in war, a veteran.
with law, lawfully, legally, legitimatele/. Ethpa. umJI/ ^o Z>e in'e^, ^owecZ, ^w^jfefZ ,-
\lm&*j, JfcLL from ^soau. o 6e afflicted, to be possessed by a devii
lawful, legal,
legitimate, rigktful, of the Derivatives, Udqj, UjLj, Jaa^aJ, Jjcu^,
law; JiLaosaJ lU^J'
alawfulwife; U<ckxj U***j, Ui^aJ, j.UU> or jj^axic, jLlJLm^,
J> an illegitimte Jl

son; ^cofcj U^
arightful Ung; JiL^a
^mci^oj legal service Le. observance ofthe law
of Moses.
W or Jmj only pi. ^mj m . signs, portents.

c*u fut. ounJ, imper. c^a, infin. *2u*c&

3
^JlojoolaaJ from Jjajj&j. lawfulness; act. part. oii, ^uaj,
f. pass. part. aJj, JL,
jLaabaa&J JJ unlawftd act$. )^ a) to tahe, receive,
. assume; J^-oV 11

W<&j><xx5 from ka*u. f. lawfulness, con-

*=*mi A iate wo 5n'6e; ^{| .^/^a5 we ^^*
formity to law, reciitude, rightfulness; witli JJ
aho have received; Ujcld? J^o ^^^< g/^y
unlawftdness; iniquity; pi. ji'^LLiaLaaJ were partakers of the Holy Spirit
)J

unrighteous acts, transgressiom. r v/ /or e/yow aie J\ToaA for an example.

r
With nouns )%^ or Uia fo tahe a wifo,
h^ju ; see ka.o c6 m. a notary. :

marry; \t.\U> <* oj Ae ac%pe^ son,

Jba^ JLj or jbaJ pi. JL ) m. arc ant-heap.
5
a daughter; iJpo*? to tahe for a memorial,
b) f, an ant; a rask.
for
a remembrance; Jiaoj fo ai n <;w victory -

^
j m. icfoneumon. \\Z make an onset; Jlcw to tahe for an
to
V>
denom. verb Paal conj. from JaaJ to example; JIiLkw to tofe account; \i to
growt Ethpa. v&jlFto growl, rage. tahe care of, proiect; \s^i to tahe counsel;
Jti pi.
r ~, f m a . leopard; )t^u pi. Jfc^ or ellipt. and u cul\ to mahe a treaty
]L?jxJ f. a leopardess, she-leopard. thai his life should be spared; jj*&m to draw )

UtW, JfcLL from Jt^u. Zfe a leopard.

a stvord; Jji, U&L>, J-^od^ or )J^ to
come to an end ; \J>io to wage icar; U>e*.
]ijsaj f. a cagefor wild beasts.
to begin. Pass. paii. taken, dcrived, adopted,
&u m. a rope; cf. JILj.
selected, assumed. b) to tahe away; j.^xu )
J^kij m. mint.
^4" ^ws taheth away thy sins; with )ai
>au Pe. only found in verbal adj. ^**v^v to ;;re <Ae nails; \J^ to tahe away
, the under-
\ ca+. eaj )&, cn rry j
t weak, infirm, sickly; standing; ]1 to behead; JJo cui bereft
woi ok . v fcjQLuaflj /$ eyes are weak; ^.^ f of Ma wits, insane. c) to tahe by force, tahe
iA-o^> infirm in lody;
an tmhealed sore. Ethpe. aoAii/ 0
^a^ U*ck in war ;
With
U^
*J*j he tooh the fortress.
aoj preps. : lo^ to summon; ^o to receive
J*
become weak from llness. Ethpa. **** fi-om, accept; also to tahe away from. Idioms
)

to be weak, broken by disease. Derivatives with oJ4 to Snwg-, carry; ^xj o^^aa As
thought, considered, Jtad in his mind; is>l~> or
Uoj root-meaiiing to weigh, try by weighing. l*jWa to aecep* the face otperson of any one,
Pael um to try, prove, tempt, make trial of befavourable to him; Mija oaj^a Jo cwij /te
estimate, /cnow by experience usually with ^. *
part of the Pope ; usually in a bad
too/c ?/ie
prove thou me; wcUaj prove ye me; sense to regard outward appearance, be a
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respecter of persons ;Ji*Za \&l* Jj J&mE *mj fut. *oecu, imper. *aa>, unn. ymap,
ye shall not respect persons in jud,gement;
act. part, ^caj 3 J^ooJ, pass. part. a^u, U-., JC-.
|i>U> cxmj one who puts on a false appearance,
a) to jwr, ^ow ow water, oii, &c, j C*w ^mj
a hypocrite; jj^ dissimidation, kypo- om a butler, cupbearer. Metaph. to pour forth,
crisy* Ethpeel cxauWto be tahen, received,
pour into, mslil, infwe doctrine, Iove, &c;
accepted; to be partaker of io be taJcen away wjaix tcoj )&JZ>j\ Jwioi? )l'cux^^ tJie grace
to be understood, to assume, take to oneself;
of the Spirit which was poured forth upon
jfll fcA ^nru feoof Jojo vihile the mysteries are him ; \j*LZ a-X s
*4

he hurled
being received; % jjo* cxaulF this is to be threats at their ears.
\
b) to fiow into the sea.
tahen, understood, as relating to . . .; ctj jJSb 9 r
c) to srnelt, cast, found metal ; i
*-o*i}J. he is received with favour; gram. to goldsmilh; LLij jPj^.3 casi #W>i r ~ *
be derived. Deeivatives, J^amj, ji ia A ^j
molten image, ellipt. .oo^w o^x
la^mj ^2/ Aave mac^ ^e?n a molten image.
J^cuku, lls^aoaJ rt. om>, a recipient, par- Metaph. |Oj/ ^cuaaJ <^cl3oJ i/e 7 recast,
taker, communicant. remould them; pass. part. inJierent. Ethpb.
jla^aflaj rt. *r%ct\j. f. acceptance; 1
4 4 o
j&jU a) to bepoured,pouredout, slied abroad;
I
P7 * * -
Jo.3 hypocnsy. to be instilled, infused, insinuated; ..jJf/*Jo

\ho AlL ci axn jlio aiOk. by the ear . . .life entered

pi. ]Z* rt. yxaj. m. a) a founder,
metdl-caster.
and was instilled. b)
be melted, molten,
to
b) a vessel for pouring oii into r
a lamp. tried in the fire; yOOMQ&/ ^amJio their
gods are molten images. c) from [4 ** rv to be
&ft m. Ar. credit; \Zax* & J> selling copied out. Deeivatives, ^p q m g, i^jaj,
on credit.

&k$ rt. Uxu. m.fear, alarm.

M^aj pi. ^mi rt. ymj. m. a) afount, weU-
rt. c\cc\u adv. in a derived or head, flood-gate. b) a medictne injected or
secondary sense.
sprayed into the nose. c) Ar. a copy, codex.
JlnauAj pi. )lo rt. oumj. f, taking, taking \Askj pi. )u!L rt. yflcu. m. pouring out esp.
possession, obtaining; recevpts, income; accep-
<Ae casting of metals, foundery.
tance, participat ion, communion esp. receiving
J^rimJ rt. yx>j. f. smelting, casting found-
Holy Communion ; jijj JK&uw a% op ,

y ing ; jls^acJ? ca5<, molten.

arm; \&f IciS , Su hypocrisy; I c&5mJLj &- -^

fa 0,3 respect of persons. irreg. fut. of verb io ascend.

^ -7

UcujssJ fut. fcuxJ, act. part. &j, jvxu, pass.

rt. Jmj. 4#6o&, morbid.

McujsJ pi. J2. rt. Ucu. m. <na?, temptation;

part. +au, )\ % to saw, cut asunder; to tear
out the hair;t*^ JZu with torn hair.
U <uftii\ iT| ?eac2 ws woi into temptation.
Ethpe. Jxjlfto be sawn asunder; to be torn
U*mJ iau. m. .proo/, *&#, tfnaZ;
pi. JL. rfe.
in two. Deeivatives, ) wxu Jtij jiwaj,
3 5
experience, experiment, examination; \i f ml:>
j^)ao or J^mJso, Jtwa.
^? &y experience of life here below
fe*f
JiAJ
fc^**lf J^l^i ULenx^ & Aas foew ascertained
pi. J^ rt. woj. sawing; tlie part sawn,
the cleft of the wood ; pi. planhs, sawn
from close examination. slabs.
Jl^au rt. uaj. f. sawdust.
\11bxj from JJfloJ. adj. ow cm&&
JiiLaaJ rt. Jmj, adj. Ziarnt
Wu pi. k5 m. i/ie &rea5i! of animals.
5# experimce.
tsJ| m A friT rt. *m>. adv. weahly, feebly of
H^ pi. )-L m. a crow, raven.
j

eyesight.
w fut. ^^, act. part. ^&j, pass. part.
* < ' J , Jl. <o ^rag-, Aa^e or tear away;
f.feebleness esp. of sight.
jt

Jwu rt. ;j3u.

rt. tax>.

a prism.
SgB*-1 MS o worried the sheep,
(fop-s

5s^m <o & dragged or om atoay,

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343 n^oijj&jjL&i
to be worrkd ; to be ruined, come to ruin ; to they sliall give them no rest; jllXfl
wallow; ^j%*& Jj*=JJ oi the evil-doer is rest to the offiicted. *^ *

dragged away to perdition. Pael <^j to HxL\su rt. *su. refreshing, of refreshment.
drag away, shake, worry^ roii on the ground;
Uoaj rt. u*aj. ra. a blow-pipe, bellows.
pass. part. ^nLo
v ^jirsame
rotted in the mire, defiled.
as Ethpe.; Jfc^^ Uofcj, J^c^J rt. &siu. going fortk, pro-
r>* -n
he wallows in kis lusts. Deiuvative.
ceeding; J&aoJ J&^& a word proeeeding
out of the mouth, an utttred word. Esp. He
Who proceedeth = the Holy Spirit ; }J>o*t
U^Lt rt. 4^j. m. coming to naught, irre- Kccuaj the Spirit Who proceedeth.
parohie ruin.
JicLoaaj rt. aaj. a) utterance; jlG^oa^i
y cu^j slothfid, negligent. .* ft\ ,s> ]l^*^i)^> oi they teach expressly or
jlo^coJ f, sloth, idleness. implicitly; ])&>& laoaAj eloqueiice. b) tlie

JfckJ or jickJ m. aud procession of the Holy Spirit,

Ji'ic&bJ f. rt. Jj.
a water-wheel. s~&j fut. **a!aj, imper. u*clS, infin. uA,
act. part. *aj, U&j, pass. part. w^j, JL, JfcL.
JioickJ rt. ^ij. f. roaring; braying.
io breathe, inbreathe, inspire;
i^j io awaken.
to blow, fan
a flame, Ztfow owiy io ^w^ ^p, ^2(;eK;
$JZj uneertaiii. to strike, kick.
<**
>I- jfeoQij ojgs)a Ue breathed ini
denoni. verb Paei conj. from y 9
Jb>J nostrils tlte breath of life; Juio'i p JJ/
to shoe horses. K*,?clo? Ibreat/ie into thee the Holy Spirit;
Ji^j p. J-L a Iwrse-shoe. J^olaj j>ai^ u-iijj the smith wjAo 6?ow;s the
fire with bellows; ^Jj*J> a* ala bhtv out the
jp-^j and Pael p-j io sound, utter. Aph.
lamps; pi cu* c+Z*\j pride puffed him up.
jx&r io rebuke, chide. Dekivatiyes, J^vyy ^
Parts. Jlo wmAJ buprestis, a beetle whose
sting caused swellings iu cattle IfcL^j
UL& pL H f. a ostrich; tfuLS *J3 an inflated bladder;
r
)&Ll ^
;

**JL> inspired
Jj

wirtc/is.
by God; ^cua-.]^*/ J^llj ye are puffed up.
jio^Nj pi. xSj, }L vi. j^j. a mudcal f. Ethpe. to be blown upon, up or away, to be
note, modulation, gentle sound or voice, soft ivinnowed; to be wafted as sweet odours;
whisper, sound of the voice, tone of the voice; metaph. to be inspired; to be puffed up, elated;
jk-^ . N %
^r^ ]'<** Aarps o/ m'iii notes, jicu}*aJ^& the fire is fanned; Ju %J <P
y mrt
melodious harps; 9 )&SClSJ sirens
St )i&& o>^ if a drug be injected; JLJ1 w Q|^ j
melodies; io klo c^j| oSa liLo ifcoa^J ^ooCx*? their strength shall be blasted; J>
his toneand voice were very soft; Jly JJai ofio^*^ ^> ^u^zn being inspired by the
j^oa^J mute fishes. v
grace God; ^ois &jlj he vjos puffed up
oi'

Jwa oo 2sj rt. tt-Xi. melodious, harmonious. in spirit Pael *JLj to winnow; ) %^Lsa

-J>j uncertain. io grunt. % i&ltt winnowed corn. Ethpa. ui-Ji^io

simll, bubble up as a cauldron, to swell with
+j fut. icuiJ, act. part. ^J. io ror, growl, disease. Derivatives, ^cu ^oj, ^*aj
;
bray; to creak.

BIVATIVKS, J*CL2m, Jlca^>J }OJ.

Ethpa. +jli*to 6ray.
3
De- j^^a^aj, U^Um A j, Ji^^aj, Jlcu^^i,

J& rt. -^j, m. braying.

\L\u or U*j E-Syr. U)^j rt. *j. m. }**aj pL m. Uowing of the
J2, rt. u*aj. the
breathing; a breathing-space, pause, intermis- wiud, Uowing the fire; infiation, elation;
sion, rest, refreslvment ; JU1? U-J^j o^ fcs*/ a snort, hiss.
the breath of life is in him, Jte still breathes; jfes Wft^ fiu pi. Jfcll. i*t. *a^. f. swelling, pro*

vo*^ va^*J
U\2u Jj? breat/dess; U-jj 1J
tuberance of the iris.
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\^&j E-Syr. ^.aj m. vd<>a, naphtha, ?*^ /&W aftacked Baghdad, arose in Bagh-
l^J pi. . Ar. m. a pustule, pimple, dad; ^>"%&jf Ij^S o o?' what confusion a ,,

blister. has befallen us / J]* Jioi <* *0aJ great

JiA^J or jJJ pi. J* m. a toreft, lantern. penitence laid hold ofher; Up)o to fli into

isl i-Lj
the liands of. .; fals, to fall into deep
up
^a
.
rfc. u*j . adv. fmffed xoith vain
fancies. tlwuglit. N.B. construction i'
JlaxL
you shall be put to death; o& u>? J&&LJL
jA ci ,., & ,> rt. u.aj. a swelling; metaph.
the chains which were put on Mm. Cf. b.
6em# puffed up, vain elation.

jlo.*j rt. -3j. f. sluiking.

With is> to follow; with
>
to agree with; ^
*^ ^S-'? |^Q.flo the medicine suitblefor Mm;
Jiocuaj rt. waa^. a) a translation, version. c; with IqVk
f. cf. to fall of fall away
, io, desert
b) a swelling, prominence of the pauuch. to; with ..vi to fall away from, desert, lapse ;

U-j ; see U.}j jia!ua*o, & from the faith; J^alo ^to desert
J2.oaaL rt. a3u. f. the animal life.
monastic vows; (^j
Msorder; o^ ^ to losehope; with^i
^ to be expelled from
*%k* fut.^J3 imper.^, infn.^sa^,
to fli upon, be imposed upon,
fall sick,, attack ;
act. part.^aj, Jlai, part. adj.^J, \L, )&-.

a) tofatt,fall down; to fli iu ruins, collapse,

gram. to refer to; ^C Jj.*,r, >VC ^aj ,

come
\-*>JL he took to his hed fell UI; v&.
fail, to naught; fli in battle, fli
to
Qja^ oo**^. roUbersfell upon them; with
sick, lie down; fli into sin nietaph. to lapse,
; jxi- to lie with, have sexual intercourse with;
*:& !^or%r J ifhm wilt fli down and
with fio ; yJoo w icu^ ^l" Ut my sup-
worship me; Jloa^jJ? JHjck o3 K^aj a
plication be accepted before Thee; with J^i
#rea part of Antioch fell in t?iat earthquake losubmit, subject oneselfto. Part, adj./aZZm,
U^^^ the heart fails, fears ; }l*> ^a ruined, lying down, prostrate, slain; a deserter;
%j hefell into despair; J^aJ ^4^> j^o* jU
*ij slain with the sword; "Wij
jo^i? jli^o the word ofGod has in no wise ji *
^i, ,
oa3i ''%il fllen on his face,
come to naught; ^i* >^ laoj Jier victory H fllen

2>roslrate;
^^j? vc6^ <*JLt He
sliall fli to the ground, come to naught; will raise the fllen; o VJ placed in;
gram. fllen away, hst. Pael ^j"
tU sword; to make
/aZZ 6y U^aX^^J \fifUfaU fall, throw down; part. JjaLo failing, en-
sick; also with )J)-ao io /atf sick; .oSo
AaJ? feebkd. Ethpa. ^ajl^ o fall away, leave
ffc epileptic; ^LiiS ^& ? S % ^o*.
(/o in, lie down and sleep at thine ease; of
off,

their fiesh
cease;
vok^? )U*>
waste away; .otxJLL> 'o_Ll
^^J^ ^M
jfcl kXaJ? UsJ soul flim < TI. V S *"""

ways.
into evil
QN ^ -?.^ * > ,3
j ,

wmir pains began to abate.

b) to be thrown, cast, laid; jl'J-ao ApHEL^f to cast down, overthrow; to omit
Ucu kXai> a net cast into the sea; ^J in ^writing or relating; to seduce; Jjo.^
JjcLt it is cast into the fire; JlV-v;^ \,
*% M)er? cas* into chains; */''*& tnfo
poji l?^>f> . \ it causes mighty towers to fall;

jimir/ [\fZ d^aj ^ foundations were

laid; JxLuto Jc6 %r >* shall be set to
the tree. c) to fli out, happen, occur, arise
m%A sedfwce Aim from his vows. Deeiva-
k^aJ tives, JlaJ, )laJ, lia^axa, jj^voa,
c*toJ ^l'ot^. | it did notfall out as jla^e,
lie wished; k* fc^aj Jia^As dissensions
arose between . . ., jisx& \iljl *%su strife
?'
rt " ^j * a) fi'aginent, scrap;
arose
with o
among
Io fall
thepeople. Cf. d.

upon or
d) with preps.,
into, befll, assail; to
^
Jcut"
#

malabathrum
? JJaJ scrapsfrom the oven. b) a plant
indicum.
begin, arise;

J?*^s tliey fell

Io be

upon each
put upon or in;
other; )>aj
o^Aj
jO^ qtj a
^
deserter.
pl- ^- rt. ^&j. m. owe wAo /aZJ*/
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345
r*
fut. kfiaj, infin. >ai4x*, act. part. ^ouJ, o go out and come in; *&
*mSu,
JV^a^^.
pass. part. <a*iL>. /.o cast? ?ofe; pjali i ya^.i
Pharaoh;
o to

he went out of ihe presence of

> * f*t <^y cast foU at Golgoiha; a&J )J>^ ^j 6 who proceedeth
pass. part. allotted; heckled, carded of wool, from the Father, Especially a) of the sun and
cotton, &c. Pael kBau to hackle, comb, crd. stars fo shineforth, arise; asu kisaa tfA star
Derivative, UaSu. appeared. b) of plants and flowers to come up,
come out, bloom. c) of time to pass; ja&j
\.tk&j rt. ttt&). m. the hackling, combing,
earding of wool, cotton,
jokj the winter passed by; aajj i*ot&>cu
fee.
JH ^A let him regret his days spent in
^&j Aph. *&{ to hatch eggs. Ethtaph.
idleness. d) of events to turn out, come to
^*ll( to be hatched: Deeivative, fso> ?
2)ass; fully JJ&coVv, ).'^\X it came
with
Uu m. a bitter drug, aristolochia rotunda, to pass, was fulfilled; \ *A"V* o >aQj t$ai!
rhabarbarum or rieum palmatum. dream came to pass; toAj o-XT **i JJ

k&J rt. -fcaj. m. ihe hatching of eggs. >-ii-^o^o if/i? affair did not turn out as he
tvished. e) of a command, edict, sentence to go
jiL> fut. ^aJ, imper. .3, act. part, Aj, J'J.
forih, be issued, passed with "% of the person.
o soAe, toss; to shake out or off, empty water
throw away or down;
/) of books to beputforth, published, transiated,
tfo to impel; tlaJ
explained. g) milit. to make a sortie, to in-
J^kcua sta emptied her piteher; JL _ sAa^e
vade. h) legal to be emancipated, go out free
offihedust; jlsdi? Jjjdcu <Ux> jj&j she shakes from slavery ; of a wife to eave her husband.
off ihe heaviness of sleep; &> o*/ o j go rigid through, proceed,
i) eccles. to or
)i-CL^ oaA A<? shaketh his hand frec of readthrough; U&^o Jii t jAj, ),&>
recite

while the
bribes; *jJaJ jltjl jli?''^ it drove mefrom Jirst lesson is being read. k) arith. to subtract;
place to place. Etate. Ajlt* to be tossed, with o to divide. ) gram. to be pronounced;
shaken, shaken off; to be emptied; to rome J*-* Jk-i-*^oJ ycu [A&J | nun is not
,

oneselffrom slcep. Pael AS to shake violently, sounded in m'dita and shata. With preps.:

break to pieces;
potter's vessels thou
^V fSi )UA ^r
shlt dash them in pieces;
l
y
as
A^o^
to
to set out,

warj ka* a
to consume,
go on his way; \LIas> to go
to be sent into captivity; also

Y^of o .ctJ?
to shake out if the house
or of, to empty; p v\ SJ
be too smaU for a Iamb (Ex. xii. 4) ; uaj
they cleared out tlie Egyptians; with |jLl
to shake off the effects of wine, become
) )|JLa fit for military service; with $A to

to rome the dead med. topurge,

sober; pursue, follow; with to proceed ^ to, go
; expel. Ethpa. towards; to fling himself launch out into
jSjI/ a) pass. to be stirred up, emptied out,
jfcUU^ evil courses, Jl'cuil^ madness; also
raised out of the dust; to be shaken
or driven
as clouds by the wind; to be witMrawn,
drawn
to suit, be in aceordance with;

out, go away from, to come from;

wifch ^ to

to leave,
go
aside; to be cleansed, purged;
^<xx Ai%Jo
^cu*.? the depths of the pit are emptied
desert;
to go aside
from
to

way;
^
go aside, be thrust out; Ui o?
**** ~ j&jfco? JiU vapour shaken out
of JJo ^, U^j ^
the tvays or customs;
the metaph. to desert

tlte cloud; JfcL*

^ o^lFthey were drawn gowtofonfsmind; Ui ^ to disembark;
to

away from the city. b) refl. to shake oneself; ^

owf<aa up
^ to leave or give his see;
to void, discharge; JJX ^ "&&!* **
^f J*f ^^ * t0 i0 Iose ;" labour;

^ -' W ^J
,
thyself free of dui Derivai ves, j^aj, N ^ 2, -
/ will not go aside from
uii^U JIU ^ ^^ Marcion
thy comisei;
secededfrom the Gatholic Ghurch; with^
*u
act. part.
fut. ^aa;, imper. *sk,
oiJ, JiiaJ,
infi. ^^ to be
in authority over; to cost, be spent,
p ass . part. a,Aj, \l[
Jfcs,. to go out, issue or proceed forth y
expended. With substantives :
&$ the rumour
; went abroad; UaJ to expire; Jl' , jj the lot
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346

came out, fell; J-io* or JJ* to excuse, from a wound; to be iaken up dragged out
9
apologize, defend, with a^v oi as bodies of the slain; to be speni, expended;
k*ojoa^** Mot Jj/ / make no excusefor Mm; to be translated; to be produced as lines;
*+Su dt?'% )loi \S[ uai / make my gram. to be pronounced. Deritatives. iocu,
defence; >-Ua his nome went abroad, he Jj2ou, jioOCl^, jloiXj, Us.2u. Ut&J, Uj,
became famous. Part. a) verbal use JLj
oo> they had gone out; mfU, *i& A*j
i/i6 <2ew7 wa* gone out of her; impers.
UaJ or \Jl2u pi. )JL
m. a) rt. *aj. mmhs
yOo*-X ua^ft i have they come forth? b) as those who leave the world. b) a rising,
adj. translated; of lines produced ; fc*&&J swetting in the groin.
o^-lo eceentric. Pael %aaJ a) fo spend,
go through, pass- time
Uaj pi. \Zm rt, &Slj. m. a) a mine. b) U&j
; Jj? JLaoe^ ~jaaj
-~ - IWstt**? tke thickened juice of unripe grapes,
they passed Lent without nourishment.
6) <o to*a?w, instruct; J-aj rt. so&j. ra. a spendthrift, prodigai
pass. part. oaJLL;
Ua^cus instructed, learned; JLkLs eloquent; Jj&J rt. aaj. m.Jine parcJvment.
[=>la experienced in war. Ethpa. tasul}* jfcLcLJ and j^jiiu pL jfcli. rt. jua r
to be sent out, driven out; to be instructed, f. outgoings, expense^ charge, cost; supplies,
learned, jwactised, & & }* r
exercised. Aphbl neeessaries; Jfclai&j *a/ / willpay expenses;
a) to bring forth, put forth, produce; uaSlT oj&aij cwi Ae reckons the cost; &om
|j?r ULiF let the earth put forth grass ; ^io)l JlJs^j ^e gave Mm supplies for his
&ff
from
& ULiC
the earth;
do^vi:^ to bring forth food jov/rney.
fa**, \SLbo it puts forth
\2lj fut. it&j, act. part. *aj ||aj. fo swort,
blossom;
fJ ]$&
3
JaLa^S care causes white
to shy as a horse; to shun, turn away from;
hairs. b) to lead out, bring or carry
out;
r Jj& ^
tahe,

JUa^ W>J? U> wAm Thou

to rage;
away from food whenhe
x^xo; )ji jjoo7 ^ ;4 7^ wr?is

hast brought the people out of Egypt; o o

isfull; ^ ^i aj?
a man morting r
**^*J Ht-j2* ^ uij He plucheth myfeet
)lS-aa^
put tofiight;
with anger.
&Jb
Aph. }
out of the net;
2/e
v
<&>'& ^
Aa# noi carry /ori/t a burden out of your
J&^cfc, &tfJI
v
to

end, towzled as har.

pass. part.
Derivative, )&j,
standing on

houses. c) to cast out, remove, reject, repudiate;

)mj pi. )* rt. ^j. m. morting, neighing.
toput away a wife ; o depose a bishop ; * " fut. *.z&j, act. part. *ij, pnss. part.
i
j^? casting out devih; ^ .
y 4
^**j, y&kj. to breathe, be olive, have life.
yoo^cuia i/w/ Aaff cast you out of their
Ethpe. +suir to breathe, respire; to tahe
synagogues; -^^a-? ^ ^ao pU.& breath, to revive, be refreshed;
jlckj Ulii
anathematized and having his name removed i< /i-s too^ &r^af /or a moment. Pael
Ti >
from the diptychs. d) to make proceed, send io refresh; to give life. Ethpa. -oj^V*
forth; Uo^. ^/"God the Father seni the io be refreslied, revived, inspirited ; . ,
-S>

Holy Spirit; to bring or wotcJJSoV

let out of prison a/ier /its troubles; U>\& > after
lead into captivity, lead captive
to
; to bring illness. Debivatives, V>-^ o> *
t \ . %
m Aj
\,

to pass; to spread a rumour; to set foith,

promulgate an a law; to bring out,
edict, Ux*&j, Jlcux*aj, Uju, Jl<a*ax.
publish or translate a book ; to spend ii, UaJ pi. iJ, Jftltf rt. -a^. f. ) the
money or timc; X&al jLS&Jo jlocuma breath of life, the animal soul, physical life,
we spend our days in vanity; also to extort vital principie, opp.
J^3 the body and |ioi
money; to liatch; arith. io subtract; to corn- the mm %^J^o Ual the raional soul;
pute. With ^X to set over. With J^o to )ks* UaJ, ^L a$j a Kwm^i soul,
living crea-
excuse oneself. Ettapal asU/ io 6e ia/bw i-we; UaJ cS U[ breath
is still in Mm, he
away, io fo casi owi, io oe extracted as an arrow still lives; oo. U*; li, *i- A7 00/j
j ,-, fhA h f ,
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|ioj& & yi oo&J&j #0 *aw* ^r

JjSLao sow Jj pi. O m. a Aaia%/ - >ol^? jj j
*

front death; ^oot&JLfiJ ^ coc* *X*f they

JL^p^o )*&jX ?]jo .J^LJa a hawh is smaUer
feared for tlieir lives; ai the
than afalcon and catches sparrows andfledge-
r
perii of his, of our life, but . o o**&L* for their
lings.
lives, to save tkeir lives; oosku&j wJcla,
metempsychosis. V) a soul, living persan, fut. o-? and oojj 7 infin. ol and
any om; Uj{? %m&5 persons; ^o^jx?? %a oCu, imper. o,, act. part. op, |oJ 3 pass.
\Su whoso killeth any person; <##r oj* part. o*li ;
]', Jl' to planta implant, fix, found;
J&j&j fZ&^f JL&J foy too& captive about of locusts io deposit eggs in the ground ; oj
fifty thousand souls; JfcLjSf UaJ a tfead! )cd->3 |e^( i*ii ^ Lord God planted a
person. c) seif oneself; *+mSu I myselfj ^iaJ garden; IU Taci SI Iif ol> iAe fowler fuced
j
weoursehes; yco ^alsy o+&r they said within the net; )t^cuX ooJj tofoundamonastery;
themselves; a2u

Jf, of %|g ot^n aceord;

^, o^j ^ J
.oo**&j? )dbj dletr
o/ Atm-
metaph. of sowing seeds of sn, of virtue, im-

oiw planting hope, Iove, envy, &c, Pass. part.

&oo<2; QjXsJ hlXaLa 0*0*!/" Ae toas
exalted in his own eyes; oUsJf Jil^ seZ/-
iZ&? lt^^jL *a-Tj? \fcL*l a tree planted by
exzstent; o*a2u & J^olT selftaught/'lcja a watercourse; v
ts^f]o )a*Tj !!xfi Ae Zocws<

**&j suieide; **&Jf ^'^1 **&***

*&j o om fo #ave himself out to be; <*aIL
ayw; W deposited in ourfields, i.e. oftohich ourfields
arefull; metaph. implanted, ingrafted, innate;
a*j hsprofessed; oUaJ" pi Ae & himself X*Aa J^iw^ )V^D iAe implanted tvord;
determined; o**&5 jjlx he fezgnsd, pretended ;
-*_ y ts j&^Z> ]toJu7^ ^-o*9 *Ae iow of pleasure
]i+ he abdicated. d) a monument,
implanted in us. Ethpe. oLL^fo be planted,
U*j rt. *&j. animate; endowed with a
soul.
implanted, Jirmly fixed. Pael op to implant,
plantfirmly. DemvATITeS, Js^-v 3 J^l^a-j,
&s*ip*&j
^V ^k
rt. %*&j. adv. according to nature,
natwrally opp. fcjjiiof spirihially.
J L
*j
J
' ^ aafc*y* UayK
Jt colaj rt. <a&j. f. animate life.
planiing, power of reproducti<m} the laying of
i i . 4j , ]Ka rt. otj. living, animal,
locusts' eggs in the earth; a plani, sucher,
natural; mental; U .
Juii&j ]_& ^JL
*** Ji^ 2 s souwi a natural body, it is
slip; J&>J oI> he planted, did planiing;
raised a spiritual body ; J&LUsu Jj *ft%* iMy? Uiictb ^>^ o/' dijf&rent kinds of
fnfcftoiif Z/e; JfcLUsJ Ue (fo nalwaZ wZ/ planiing; % w^U> : ^JjUlJ MJU? y

UiJ |i mental faculties ; jXXJL& JJLl >t i \ cL.f

the Bprings of doctrine whence he
natural or animal passions; JJlLij JJjiaa watered her young plante (hat she might yield
diseases of the soul or wiW. ehefmits of doctrine; j&>J LL a
w*
KL, pi.
rt. Su. f. sensuality.

power
\+jks>jJ, }k~j rt.

produce growth, implanted by nature,

to
cu, vegetative,
zoophyte.

having the
Jai' f. jv/wse, ruMiVi, of-
wowingB; J <& U?&c? K&, instinctive; J&J]=,p \.JL&S the mvifying
as re/we cast out of the house
r^ prin-
; j]4j ^7 ciple, principie of growth opp. J&o^a ilsu
Ps-f yo'oj^i? one who is tlis scum of all the intelhctual principie, raional soul ;
monks. ;J^*JJ^^J ji,Qj,^xXv> instinctive oyerations.
fut. Jp, infin.
JJi Jj^, act. part. Jp, j^ J. h2>Ojt pi. |L rt. _>. m. a gardener, vine-
usually with jfcC to strim, contend, *
quarrel, dresser, planter ; a founder; K*?i>? f

be contrary;

one with another.

p ^ oSo,
Deeivatives, J^J, ^'j
^ ffoy ^r(m He who planted
I 9 9
* ^
b*
Paradise.
V
wo> rt. u*-j. c?ear, Uquid, sonorous of the
voi ce.

V V 2
 r^f&ux*.* -*l

**f' l**f'
<s_i. ra&, reddish.
^j* E '
s^ r -
V &c rt" U^; he was renowned dbove all in this
era; Ji1 .aV\,ji Aj^tj ^e excelled in mrtue;
jiafioy or "!> rt. ._>. f. cleamess, briUiancy.
brated for his eccledastical leaming; ujL/*
jf ^
' ' r^* m "
a ) a runn^nff sore m
'r*'
the corners of the eyes or on the gums,
IJ^oo J^i^>j Jfccaoi jloi>JL ^ was glorious in
a gumboil; piles. b) a sucker.
great victories and many wars; *+ZJhs&
II* 4 > *r r r Jr lT , , .^.
jlojoJ same as
jfcoj^^Ao^o^ ^i**^( ^Aa^ we may be victorious
Jlotj a).
through patience; wlTfcJ ^o>o|^
1

J> tkai
m3 ^" t
^r*-*'
act- P ar*' H V*Jt part. summer may be glorious withfruits. Aphel
"**
**,
, J, ^"' J*~"* a) t shine out, flame |i W gtorify*
*J to be glorious, celebrated. De-
upwards, le brittiant. b) to be well knoivn,
distinguished, to become famous, celebrated;
to conquer, triumph; M-^f ^1^> j^o JL, 9 t \> p ti l
pi. >_
71
t
-*jj, )ijj rt. w_. m. a victory,
Daniel was famous in Babylon ; jo triumph, an exploit, heroic deed;
-**
""3
u*li trophy ;
f
y t
y fua
** 7
/ie wm _/

famous vn ivarj

fcsJ_J
success, praise, pomp, splendour; Jlaa? jXiJ'

> * '

crifice
^'

' a fc*^ the fame of Abraham's sa- trophy of victory; yd^folT ^ they re-
w/wc/i w>as weW known among joiced ai </ triumph of their faith;
the ofco
Canaanites; ^oX'^Q* uf Jfu mar- ?o*as \o*i. j he wrote the heroic acts of the
fr/rs wAo were glorious through their afflic- martyrs; jtoto^J \lL^s> u^ftlao Ae
tiom. Part. adj. a) bright, shining, brilUant, 5em^ falfilled with the victories of the perfect

rl^ tfSJ> ts Bi^o

splendid, glorious; )ls^"J ) the shining Ufe;
<f
fctf J,^ that
spnere o the sun uoi^o^ T f \LTJ thou shouldest gain a ^reaf wame a%^ praise

^
;

bright as crystal;

and
blessings.
bright;

b)
^ clear,
\LT &>\ Jjj^
Ji& ? Jfc^
sonorous of the voice.
^
Unm
^rnWs
amongst the kings thyfellows.

"J"
1
'
J
'^"*f
1
^
)jJ- contentious ; ]!>*&?'
'

a contmtious wornan; 'J JJ o brawler.

c) illustrious, J*
victorious, triumphant; *.
Jico gloriously victorious; S*
r*'
!l* '
m *
conimtn > strife.
\JLla=, m*-j a
very glorious saint. ^** J r*' y' a(^y ' iMplanted ty nature.
d) subst. of God J
U.3
%3ti? |)b Pfcfory of Israel; frequently of '
J
**"
"V* ? Panting, plantation.
martyrs;
ama*
U^ Jfcf e^ fajWfc ?wes-
JX^-*7j from
Nisibis.
Nisibene, a native of
*fo farofe martyr; Jlci JftL^JJ" i^
tf victorious martyr ivas burnt with ^o^Zj Nisibis, an ar
fire.
Pael wp to render celebrated, to distinguish, Mesopotamia.
to make to triumph; to adom, glorify; to Naj from **J
celebrate, keep; JboS J*^ JjoJ fi #e Nisibis,
to maketjhe poor and feebe to triumph; %ZyL*g rt. -;. adv. excellently, gloriously,
MJ9o* K-a iUJc^^| tfert <% may glorify splendidly.
nu in her streets; oaASj Jl'olo&fc. IU j
**" plendour,
/ ham celebrated public prayers
for the Khalif-
'
J? ^r 1, * briUiancy,

yoo9jj oj solemnize your voios.

glory, pomp, excellence; w| ?o;-9jl )^|}
Ethpa a star resem Ming the planet Venus
**j"f to te celebrated, renowned, glorious,
'J^ m
mbrilliancy; Jg&|f )l'&~ J the glory of the
triumphant; to excel, be victorious;
y
'i\L he was celebrated in
sJLjir Godhead; C^ *?<&)<% ^ ^^f
four
all
Jiiob^
K^me
the devii /as cs
toto o/ blessednesa and
rfWl te / ^
glory.
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349

IL'sx^ j rt.
% j>. f. percolation. of Moses the body of ou/r Lord was pre/igured;

\HJ rt. U. m. dissendon.

Zw^Zec? by the Virgin's lips. Debivatives,
yL>Z* m. <Ae Zt9M cita worn on the head
jijcu, JUjcli, Jfoy and lloio^? JV JlJMi
by Eoman women.
%L fui %*oi, act. part. %>p 9 | J, pass.
part. ^*7, J-L, U'. fo fe$ drop, io jpowr oii
J>1> and )> J rt. f-i. m. the diirping9 twitter-
or medicine; to ooze. Ethpe. ^^>i{ to be
vag of birds; humming or shrill cries of
dropped, applied as medicine to a sore. De-
magicians; squealing*
EIVATIVES, Jl.Oi, JLo^* J, JJJ, JL.I.
J^jjJ pi. J^L from U-J. a Nazarem, a
JJJ or J|J rt.^-j. m. a drinking-vessel.
Ghristian; \Z*Ji ^.a*I Jio* <Ai ti Jesus of
JJ1> rt. *%.->. m. pouring, dripping, distilla-
Ndzareth; J^*J? yOotfo^ Saviour of the
tion. Nazarenes,
l> -u, J, JJ. 1*4 t *
fut. act. part. to hiss as JLcuf J rt. >-j. f. novelty, innovation*
a serpent; at with o, rage;
to $hriek scold,
UJ ,^-j Nazareth;
ivazaretn; aj^?
tfJf w^^e^ ^Ae j^% ^
to dilate^ swell as a sore or with anger. Also,
= the
Nazareth Chiistian Faith.
in the Lexx. to be strong, powerful; to be
|ai act. part. )aJ. a) &> 6e oppressed in
tasty, savoury strong-Jlavoured ;
y
to be shrill,
mind. b) to be adapted 9 ready, intent, inclined.
skarp in sound. Ethpe. &Lflf to exude,
Pass. part. Jjj 3 J*jij. a) api, ready> eager;
perspire; io become strong, Pael 3.J to reject prone disposed, bent on; ^Z\Z*J>
} i*^L \j
oC^*? |Jf j^sd j^L for Satan with his helpers
\ J or \&*j rt. j. m, a) hissing, sibilation. is cruelly intent on us; ]loo*^f ^x w o J^aJ
b) shrill, clear; cleamess. c) a vine-branch, jt=^ ta^. {Is-a l oc ^*| ie Godhead is as

a caper twig, the caper plant. ready to aid us as a nurse to see after a

>* child; |a\M &a\ J^^aj )fctX2> i/i creature is
>-> fut. ij, act. part. iJ, jJ, pass. part. 9
prone to variations; U* )&~\\ \,j oiiA^L his
-r*j )'j )* to chirp, twitter as birds; to squeah,
iongue is apt to mocc. b) sprinkle, prepared
squeal as a hog ; to slvriek, utter shrill or broken by sprinkling as a Ethpe. yjt(
sacrifice.
sounds as magicians ; to hum, croon over a to be inelined. Pael s^j to pour out a
child; to chant> praise, sing p?*aises; pass. libation, mahe a drink-offering, often with
part, well hiown. Pael ilj same as Peal but Jjlooj ; to consecrate, qffer; oo^dj [jT $
in more frequent use:
iiJ a5 a swallow
JIJj*>? )&Jcl1o **^

twittering so did I twitter

)j?
ofer;
^Jo^^ their drink-ofering

c**^^ .^Lo
ofbloodwittlnot
ofering drink-
qferings upon this altar o cZ^z'fey .cLsw?
quaver out of tlie dust; ]**! J> hJL** the ycuijjo /tai! ^e^ way ^/- sacrifice and liba-

mother of Sisera uttered shrill sounds of exulta- tions. Ethpa. *jlpto be poured out as a
dnnk-ojfering ; to consecrate oneself; be
tion. "With accusative, icu/ i!ji J^|^ J^^ io
inelined; U^:*>? ]ixu* wine that is qfered.
<6 sharp sword shall ichisile by ihem; . otx^X
Derivatives, J^oj, J^, ]fc^*i.
*^> Joo i J^ J*2^ #& Simeon crooned over
Thee; )?*cl^ J*-Iao jfc^lioS the poetese sings
aj fut. ocuaJ, imper. ooa, pasa. part,
', | 5 jfc^ . to bore, pierce, perforate, dig
tlie praises of the rose. Ethpa. jIU/*
fo cJianted, praised, lauded ; io be forelold
fo
through; K ta. ^ a J?/**^ *<&ij his mater
shall bore his ear through with an awl. Pass.
pre/igured; to be caressed, lulled ; w&*& part. bored or pierced through; hollowed out;
^c*fco&o God is lauded andpraised ; c*Ial=>
^ * Qj )** a purse with holes in it; Jsj^*iu
oo 'j'AOo yjj? ]^^ Kcijo? z^ 7i6 serpent I^Jo? a 5i09^e wYA a AoZe m ?i lmng on for
 350 t-n-l

a ptmislnneut, hence a weight, hindrance,fetter

;
y
Aj -oot-meaniog a) to prich, puncture,
J&> Jfcl^Aj cp **&l ihey hung on Mm punetuate. V) to be pure. Ethpe. JSj \.to
a great weight; ^
)\U*u )l*3
htm
\C^$ thin. Pael *j to clear away, cleanse; pass.
be

o2^f let cast off from Ms feet the part. jalao cleansed. Ethpa. Julf* to be
weight* of deire. Ethpe. a&Lfte be bored cleansed, puri/ied; IJaSlT J ^l^aj tf f /
through; \JLU UaJ ty(J iaJblFtote have spotted with sin was purifed. Debivatives
bem prepared for the ears in the head. Paej, J-OOJ, JfjJ, Jj-ilJ, fc^Lflj, ko.JXj, jiOj^j,
oaj a) to make a hole, an opening ; to tatloo; Jlo^jaJ, llo a i v>
. ,
, Ja fju_'.
ftff '*^o ItCl Xjo oaJ /ie seuttled the ships;
t^J J*aj, Jl*fij rt. jaj. a) cZeaw, pure,
sJMq-* yoo^^j'j o o oi *alaa tfiey tattooed
shining; unalloyed, sincere, free from taint
their arms as the heathen do; \{^<* ~. f
or sin; fresh, wholesome, healthful;
}Uu Ui
J^ a o oo a pffljgv
i
^&
o/ Aata. Z>) gram. to be
Jifcoj a cZeaw afr^j of linen ;
or beplaced in the feminine gender; ^laSf \1&>
lAfiLIao
o/ f/te feminine gender. Ethpa. oij
J

l /* to fie
pure water; jL^io )& Uux^t the pme
and ethereal element o^mo &*lj*
* imd *** ^thpalan *fl/denoro.
i. e. air ;
"p.i v ]+&j *oKa-{o Ms coin was tried and found
verb from |i to 5e of the feminine gender.
Debivatives, pju, k-Joja/, Jlasuaj,
unalloyed; ULm& 9 %&$'$&& wholesome
Uaa. pAeasant food; Jt*iu JJVjii with in-
genuous ears hast thou hearJcened; )isij
Uaj"
Jiaauaxao, JujVaajls, Jc^a.
PI5 kicui ^
a soul freefrom evil thoughts;

^** M?'a revered physician, priest ;
ia^J pi. JL, 11 ( hard) rt. c*a>. m. a hole,
^fl
M^oo |o joj U^.a% pure and immaterial
opening, hollow, burrow, tvmnel ; JL \L*j worship. b) subst, an embroidered shirt.
,' jfSU pi. J rt, jAj. a herdsman, sheepmaster.
o "Al^J!,/ \OM^i^| J^j? their feet were
stretched in faur holes in the stoc
M*s rt, jiu. adv. faultlessly, clearly,

|aa?f IHsfri pi
p. f. /wwtfa,
fa.

jbHi0
^ JfcU; < ?
opp. ;>, jio
soft) rt.

mau
elegantly.

Uojjij' rt.

JAOjjx rt. jiij.

A). dainty, delicate.

masculine; .oj/" jj h*A)0 ;oj male and f. cleanliness, purity, kealth-

fulness.
*

* 'J
female hcust; i^ixj a she-ass; jiojjaj rt. xu. f. herdsmanship.
)j
mares.
Jftcajx
U>*&j rt. tfxaj. m . a green locust or arass-
isI^A rt, cmu. adv. a) by means of a hole.
hopper.
b) in the feminine gender.
Jalftj pi, I* rt. |aj. a bird's 5eo/c, 5^/.
JtoWrt, o*,, f. the female ^oaj
nine gender.
sex, the femi- ^1
r t. ^aj.
pi. m . a f iiawer> par_
tisan; gram. agreeing with;
affix.
U*At rt, &su, gram, feminine. Uoa aaj. m. og hnocHng ai
pi. ]Z. rt.
W*k**m rt. ^. f. the feminine gender. the door; pulsating,
throbbing as a nerve;
[Saaj rt. oxu. gram. feminine. a musical instrument; a
player; a beli or
*Jtf&? rt. c^iu. adv. gram. in the
sounding-board used instead of
femi- a beli and
nine gender. stanick witb a mallet, same
as Greek semantron;
JLV6aaj rt. *aaj. f. womanhood,
j^^^ro jr^ ?
M , c^ a j-^ ^^^^ the
effemi-
nacy; gram. the feminine gender. soundingloard is struck at the
beginning of
prayer and service;
p&aA? rt. aw, jfemafe, feminine. JickJ? \&J> the mallet
of the sounding-board.
^Xj&*&j rt. c*a>. adv. t the feminine
gender.
yj fut. j j. ) fo^ wwwd>
to ^
addvowel.points.
jHOolk^aj rfc. aaj, f. //te feminine nan/Je
^uXtopeok^ck, tattoo.
Deeivatives, j^^, J^^^, JUo lMu>
 JJkjUI 351

m*aj part. wjaj, JJusi. a) to pecky crack. hoteul^&j KftU^ go5 iA# Easterns rejected Mm
b) to croak. Aph. ***/ io be audacious, i.e. Manea; )uio/ w^Cisu $/asy w/w? cZear away
obstinate. Derivai ves, J*aj, }iaj*jxaa< stumbling-blocks from the road. Pass. part.

JJLaj rt. wjx. m. a) cracking, fracture. clear, even, smooth; &L Is^t )&**j U*o>7
b) croaking. JJ^C^ooLo l&ig a smooth road without stones
? and stumbling-blocks; ****&* \SJL^o ]3*dJz
Jjuu pi. toa? } )1 qa* f. a) a Aiejp, ewe/
*tacu ^ *>9 feed my slieep; the Blessed
-jabT
and

cast
an d 9em $ are piched up
*** 2)ear^8
away thence. Ethpe. *%&!./ to be
Virgin is called \2L Jf 1*^1? M^" '^
cleared out of the way cast aside; )sa*^U
the Lamb of Life.
t
ewe which bare b) tie pole ,

^ai^ he is cast out into the darh Deriva-

of a mill to which an ass or muie is tiecl
TIVES? JLcu, )1q^Q->, JLiXf.
to turn it.

)Ijxj rt. ^-cu. m. cearing} leveling or

\1j rt. \jx>. m. aptihude, readiness, dis-
smoothing the road.
position, propensity.

JLiaj m. JI^N^j f. rt. ^-oj. a patch on

jxa> Etitfe. j*jU usually with & to take

a shoe. vengeance; %aajj& )j/ vxajK / take ven-

geance on you. Ethpa. j*ajI( imper. West-
jgfc^u&i rt. ^au. f. cearing, leveling or
Syr. yxjl( to take vengeance, be avenged with
smoothing the road.
o or ^2>; tobe punished; J^& l&? uiul?
kI}4n7 rt. Aaj. adv. consequently, in the blood of my servants is avenged; p,ajVf
accordance with.
o*j*xb* uiS that he might be avenged on his
)l<\ft5,T rt. aaj. f; a) coronea^ca, relation- nation. Debivative, jojau.
ship, affi/nity; copidation; )Lau*o jiViftaJU"'
&ocu
i-^uajj ) or jfcooaJ rt. pai, f. ven-
and
inheritance according to ajjmity relation-
geance; with ^w or o^* to iaAe vengeance^
sht2>; }&^^Looi ]ic\<^ , 5j material union.
avenge, pwms&; with ^2.1 o demand or araci
b) used by tbe Nestoriacs to express the
vengeance; J^ooaIX ;cl 7^e rfe/fer5 taking
conjunction or connexion of the two natures
vengeance.
in Christ without intermingliug; jL'cu&*j
]V * Ta ; fr ko& )j inseparable conjunction. c)
uxuu fo cwi ^p, mi m pieces. Derivative,
adherence to or following o/opinion. J) order,
sequente; jlVfa.fila jIlK p JF Jfco \sclsxj pi. J rt. ^flflAi. m. a piece, portion of
i/&e &oofe o/* tg OM ancZ j\
7
ew Testament in flesh; Ua^J [ A\a 7 a piece of roast meat.
order; lc&&f Jloku&j ^
of succes- orcfer \JLaj pi. JL m. a cave, den, hole; Jl&J
don of the signs of the zodiac; }LV&*j; j^9o> Ja-^if holes of the rocks; yOPM^aX JLSlf
inverse order; JLa&*ia m ortfer, regvlarly.
e) gram. &mp affixed, suffixed; an affix, suffix; innermost recess of death.
the construct state; j^X&? Jl ^orf T wrJaZ
J^o^aJ f. a dark-coloured or honey-coloured
denoting gender, mimber, tense, and
affixes i.e.
gem,
person; **${$ jlcuj affixng of the ^o^ *a& aJ,
imper. ^i, infin. ^jai,
fut.

act. part. ^a5, jaJ, pass. part. Axj,

[L,
kaJb rt. &4U. o/ or 5y aw affix, denoted by
j^ .. io cZeaw, ftcA io, bejoined in marriage;
an affix.
io adhere, accompany, folloio, agree with, be in
fut.^cu&J, imper, ^ku9, act. part. accord with; i^J Jj *au a mau s/eaZi deave
m
patt%*5j, IL, }
u, pass. to dear ^o /5 wife; ouJ^sL^K to adhere to or
away, throw aside, reject; to make a road
follow the teaching o/any one; },
2 Y ,S ^cnciaAj
2-lain or smooth; wot&sa oXcu clear away
IJ^J g'wai multitndcs followed him; aj
the stones; \\ ^
splendour has cleared the path from stones;
jUl*, yi'cuo*? h^Aj TJiy
^ Ae followed not us; w*olX & ^yp
Jl

yowself to yourself ; JI&jL\ uasJ fcsjaiJ wvt

 352 t-aj
soul cleaveth unto the dust; *' **%lP
)?i they coJtesion ; Ju*Jmd JxJ fleshly intercourse;
joined forces, mode common cause; *&*' jbo u ^ aJ ta wy companion, my wife; *
%*&sJLQ
the words whick follow; gram. be joined,
to JsofcCSf was defUed by inter-
J^ca=> Samaria
belong, consent; fem. act. part. irapers.
\su course with idols; jaJ ui companions;
it is suitable, agrees, corresponds; pass. part. j*^-v? |4aJ a company of servants.
following, cleaving, joined, united, adjoining,
contiguous, agreeing with; c* oo <LoJ
KI|JU rt. Slcu. adv. m consequence, con-
seqziently, accordingly; astron. m onward
they followed himj JZ.>. J, **j yo^a^ order.
their wings touched one anotJier (i Kings vi.
M*fc->> J^* jaj. a) adj. copulatory;
27); J&3, JLlTj c^ &S ew7 feMfc
congruous, consequent;
i rt.

astron. onward, for-

eIfltrM to the body ; k*X lx>&. J J o o a*j
tvard; gram. n^Evy aw adverb, b) fem.
*aof a rnonastery was nard by the 2>nson;
o*joo*X 060 ^ A^J emph. = subst. adjacent country; 6tlsJA.aJ
JUi7 wwe who adhered
jo, ? $e confines of Tyre.
to his opinion; fl'v** .
J gyy ) )I\vn^\
o^ l ^ &j Jl a*4aJ rt. ajaj. f. astron. a conjunction;
-* fo brevity of speech wisdom is
united; \JJLo oco*
a succession, series.
Jk*&j the natures of our
Lord were conjoined; gram. affix. Ethpa. }&2ux) pi. jfcC- rt. ^qj. f. cohesion.
&Jul( to cleave to; to dote uponj to ham au fut. *aJ, act. part. *aj, pass. part.
sexual intercourse; to be conjoined, be united; to Aew
J". owi, AoZZoic o<y ji^ ^, l^L Aow
&-&^U 0^X0 w*o\9 o^ Mim and
serve asi! feerf a sepulchre; j-jjj
oui "

Htm; ^ r
<7iee
J|
cleave

iarjwfc
unto

they (Nestorians) do not eonfess Ilim

w
to be
** ir ^
*V:f ]*&f o ^ ;

riA
Uo*s
I t

tub.
^
jo a to?M& hevm in the rock;
a woodpecker; ^mJa? JU a trough,
'l
Ethpe. ^aji/'and Ethpa. tSlfto be
y>

God madeflesk but man conjoined with God. hewn outjwllowed out; Hajtf*)\az Jl'^j
Gram. Ii ^P
to take an affix. Aphel a/'' a) to ? ^ve had been hollowed out in the rock.
cause to cleave, to join, bring near; DEBIVATIVESjiOaj, JiJU,
J^cu. JjQJJJ, J^ft.", j^A,
Jo^.JJ ^ aai Iove brings us near to God;
Jtoj rt. jaj. m. a cut, incision in a tree to
the Word joined
Himselfman of our nature;
to receive a grafit.
Jk=> tu\ ^oD>? #e made the male cleave to
**u fut. iitcuaJ, imper. ^clo, act. part.
thefemale; ^ *#,
vdia^. ^,f'aj&J/''aasoeiate them Ua, pass. part. **j, H. a ) to knock in
ivith yourselves, b) to be near, draw nigh; a nail or tent-peg, tojix a nail or stake,
to set
AfnYiS" &Sf we are ni^A o perishing ; ji up, piteh a tent, to encamp; w0>
g
.

Satt .*>
iitvAj v*&I c&ofwhen tlie days offeasting /a;ec? *Ae onbte o/the tabernacle Xa*jo aaj
came round. apply himself, begin esp.
c) to
with verbs of spealdng; S^ V e t y
g} ^
Upitchedhistent;
5y theriver;
Jlop^i Aenoanperf
also with%& to eeamp opuf
^ ;

to
= 6es%ft 5) to lenock together as the knees,
ca*, d) to add, continue;
J<|^ )Lz to chatter as the teeth, to cZa^ the hands;
ac^Saul aaWe^ si to sin; vjcJo &}' he *a-f-U ^Umaj
thou didst clap thy hands;
went on to say; part. aojjfc or
r
A&& he adds, \& vo^aj they shall clap their hands. c) to
continues, proceeds; Aa/ as adverb then, next; knock at the door;
v^,\ ^^l,J
r ^uo
jfco. &&( next ofier, afterwards.
Ethtaph. knock and it shall be opened unto
&aii{ to be joined. Deeivatives, J^accu, you; U*&
eon ^*iaj Ji'aij iAey were a t the doors
Ucuu, &*Jl&*aj, jl a ,9Uflj, J*&*aj, } a aj of
, d) to strike, smite, batter; Jij ]&\jo
^oo the stones which struck him; T^"
_
*-J*l l^^f *% 5-i Ae waZZ violmtly;
Jcu rt. axu, m. contact, intercourse esp.
sexual; doting ; society, company; sequence, o^*- ^.i. hi smote his f
breast; \\a
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sorrotv smote Mm. e) to strike, clash, sotmd, >iw vdpBq, narthex, a part of a church
play a musical instrument ; Jj-=^ or l^ffii to the west of the nave.
to beat the drum, sotmd tke timbrele/ )t^^ aj fut. juJ and uwglu, act. part. ^tJ, part.
iA2> *axx n^*-*? or *u ^^a-? J^a adj. aJu, )I-, jfci.. to become feeble, slack,
ocmntn^ player on the harp; )aai Aiaj Ae
torpid, inert/ aiu JJo^i r LoX Aey toere too
struck the semantron; \*m,qja& Ju^ij aaj
o& *j U^x his tongue failed
feeble to strive;
he rang the brethrm to meeiing. f) of sliglit
ooMpr *5 their hands became slack they =
sounds to towcA, wo-ye, sfor, vibrate; ja^^i gave up in despair; ^cia^v ^)J^ ^ i" tftW
^flj? the sound of a leaf stirring ; Jl^p J^oi wo^ 6e burdensome unto you. Part, adj. feeblef
jtaolT y/ ^y i/ie ukVmZ wicyes among the corn;
lisiless, ineffective /
MOftol^y* jLS a*f QjfcOJ A* nerves quivered
and remiss in ihy deeds; Jfcsj*-JlJ )tyo a feeble
like harp-strings. Ethpe. *iuSji( to bepiiched
rebuke. Ethpa. aj1^ to become inert, stiff,
as a tent, drivm in as a nail ; to be battered,
slack. Aph. **J( to ?rca&e torpid, stupefy.
tossed about by waves; to be struck, played,
Dbrivatives, K*U*-*j, )1o>>j, WU-
harped as a beli, semantron, musical in-
jyftj fut. JaJ, act. part. ^j, pass. part. Jii.
strument. Pael *j a) intensive of PeaL
Ethpa. & same as to forgeL Ethpe. %**jI( and Ethpa. wJui(
b) to searck out. *, >if

Ethpeel but of repeated action. Dekivatives, to forget ; to be forgotten. Pael *+2j, part.
m>3. make forget. Aphel ui*(^part. JJL.
to
|jk0OJ, U-OCU, [mU 7
U+SU, \k-*A>, JV**0->j
to make forget, makt to beforgotten, consign to
r
\*j pi. \lm rt. +u. m. hiocking; clash,
ohlivionj *& oSlo )o^r^x^j} Godhath
clang, din; throbbing, palpitation; jJL& j
made me forget all my toii; yOoj^JlXoV l-i
makes all their affiictions to be forgotten.
J3<3
yoojjuT? iAe clanging of their
armour; \AAj
Dkeiyatives, U*aj, Uj-jbj, U^jio, JlaiMO,
Jtjgj stoning; J&5 **su clapping tlie hands;
\J*J* jt.Qj dispute, altercation; headache.

\SlAj rt. guxi. gram. o/ a wweZ, sounded by jsiJ, *ZS (abs. state rare) pi. of )l']^j(T

a vowel.

gram. < **
r *j
)^au pi. JfcL- rt. oloj. f. Jo^cljL sj^j fut. and T
?
act. part.
the vocalizaiion of nouns. \Jxmj to SZoty, breathe/ <S&L
.
[Lei o& s&mji \&
\&mJj
vowel, a
pi.

syllable;
L, ]fcC-

uoaJ
rt. juaj.

jS-*Ai'
f. a
jw vowels in
beat, a when the wind has blown upon it, it withers;
j^o \amj9 & whencesoever the wind blows/
^
7*
Byriac; ^ixJ 31 Jl*coo octosyllabic metre. jiso>t cJJ persecution raged. Ethpe. oiil/
J^jj pi. JZ* m. an a#e; j^$J>? U.s>? sugar- a) to &^ tossed or driven by the wind. b) to be

candy; l^wj 1***J& rock-salt. ensrut/red. Aph. cJL^to ett'wse to 6fow; ^cu?
J**o$ c> ,v o IIe who brings forth the wvnds
$S dimin. of J^J m. a Zt#Ai Aoe/
and them blow / JLx? \J+o% c^/'
lets
a weeding-hook.
%
mJ^Om^ / will send a stormy wind in my
%*^j m. iAe cocoanut.
fury. Derivative, \sJu, Joa^o.
tw, Jv, v.*
w
*ofw ^?w, u?w m. but
>
yzLMj pi. )Z~ m. a noose, mare, net; usta
f. in the Lexx. to agree with the gender of the

Greek, wpSos, Indian spikenard, nard; *?w

*$q*j he stretches his snares/ JL'**f ),auij
^Ae meshes of the net.
Jlc^j? wiowrctam warrf;
^ ?p ? jjs&m:* ointment

of spikenard; **?j! J&-Sah a toZA of nard. Uxkj pi. . rt. aaj m. . the bloioing of the

Jijp pi. JJ?*j from ?w m. spikmcvrd plants. wind, a storm, whirlwind.

aBG-50?w m. nerium oleander, the oleander. K^*j m. a summer cloud.

,el? Jjd-J polygonum, hwt-grass. Mca*j pi. JuL. rt. ifXAj. m. a bird's beak;
UJ0CU3P, *m-ip, and *mJ5ijj f. iAe narcissus. the jatvs or 7iose of a dog ; a snout.
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354 AAu
J^JoaJ pi. jj&o fem. dimin. of JJJ. a clean. Ethpa. <SuLjI} to be picked clean,
Utile woman. eleansed as corn. Derivatives, 1&a,qj I&aj,
JL'cuu f. for JL'oAj/. manhood. \&1j rt. <a*j. m. rubbina clean, tmrifiiinn.
4 1>

JIqaj from JaJ. f. effeminacy. fut. kocuu atid mj, imper. jso. act.
part. yj. tokiss;
&j fut. tfck, act. pari fcjtf, j^', pass.
<n K"** tfS J-3;_. V>aaJ
part. ^L, \^Sj,
Orpah kissed fier mother-in-law ; **oo^^aX
jfc^Ii,. toflay, skin, strip.
*aj the deluge kissed ike feet of Paradise.
Ethpe. ^Lir to be flayed, skinned. Deri- Ethpe. s^ljii
VATIVES, ^CU, )^, J^jc.
to be kissed, receive a kiss.

*^j rt. ^mj. m.flaying.

Pa. *oi> to kiss much or o/tera / w^J -vT JJ

Ae /ia<7i not ceased to kiss my feet.

uiJ, ^*?, ]&Ju from fimah; efemi-
jJ. ERIVATIVE, JKh*.qj.
nate. PI. f. *&> menses; a flow of Uood after )US pi. }Imj m . o) fA ga^ey )Uj & a
childbirth. young eagle ; astron. the name of various
Js^Sj pi. ]lm feeble eonstellations : the Eagle; *l^? jJ ^
less; ^i5 J^L z> f.. Spread Eagle; ^ai> JtJ the Sitting Eagle
generalion are poor-spirited and harassed ; Lyra - J) roof gabled in the centre toith
K^aj iJoo a feeble miwl. lower roofs slanting down to side walls.
Derivative, the following
**j, Ja-uJ rt. Uj. ra. forgeffulness, care-
lessness.
\SjImj from j*j. of an eagle; Jij*j
Jj^, J
an eagle' sflight.
}***** rt Uj. forgeifu, careless; gram.
-
^iso&Jj Jfcs- rt. fco. attractive, inducing;
Ui*Aj |a\o misplacing words /rom
care- jftoX? *, J^oU Jlo labour induces sleep;
med. calmlated to draw out humours ; chem.
^a^j ; see suu. distillatory.

h^\AS5rt. *j. adv. listlessly,feebly, slackly. Ji'cLo^J^o. rt. f. aUraction; Ic&ofcJ

Jla**!? rt. *j. |ia^. ua*JX^2 the attraction of the
f. feebeness, slackness, inert- magnet
ness, effeminacy. for iron.

&j fut. ^7 and ipc&uj, act. part.

pj,
JjofcJ, Ji'rt. >&o. deciduous.

^xl*J. to Uow, breathe, respire, exhale; to Uow

)Ll^->j rt. ^^. f. doping of the balance
inclining to one side.
the nose^ i\J voaij animala which J^A
Jiaa.^ rt. io.
attraction; evaporation f.

anger against Mm; Jto_& pi breaihing out by the action of the sun.
death = exhaling poison. Ethpe. cJLiX.tobe gi fut. ^oU Heb. to ^owr out. Pael
breathed. Deriv atives, jap q -_ f j i v> .
J?
. y Ro to Awr, do harm.
^U defective verb used to supplement
U~* *:
)&*1j
breaihing; a living being, soul;
^so? God
pi. ]*^J rt pu.
ko*J
Brw*,
Jj
v
mafa
/*
only
and infin
to be, put,
fotXtf,
- ^^
2
<0
perB.xrr,
*** *W yM*
i pers.

s tJie life and breath ofall; --Q lay; \$\& U*f

l
*SJXl that
JfcocJLj yoogj Ze# no living soul ofthem;
/ie
the earth may yield fmit ; i^^^\ hXF
6.?
gasp,
0^U[
breatlm her
jfcooi, l^. sU is at her last
last breath; jKf^ f JJ
Iwilljnake nations
l-*A Cso ^oL
of thee;
M?
^ tio/%>}&
the priest shaU put
f
lifeless. ofjb Uood upon the horns of the altar;
a*. to ^ow^, smo?^, pulverize; V*? wc2W^ ~m*$\r I wm f* mm
pass. part.
m their inward paris ; ^J
tow
\sulj fine; \A^j \J+xJi fine flour ; \Ay mj we
^
Hb 011^ to % w ^ jfcj for the ^
<fcu,
f JJ

J^? jf?w wfeat weaZ; Jalao/ ja*i JWacA

brethren. With \Lf
meal. Pael >9uj to smoothe, ruh fine, pick
to gim or pronounce
judgement ; with IU to !,, ; for con .
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structions with other nouns see p. i88. De- tracted by many things. Ethpa. ^bCTl/ to 60

eivative, llfeoo. dragged about violently or o/fcm, to 6e driven

in various directiom, to be mtcch hwrassed
^&i fut. ^&J, parts. ^!, K&J, and
s>*bo 3 j^L*b^- to outweigh, mcline the balance,
M\o >a^ fc*J^Jfcc dragged Jdther and tldther ;
turn the scale, exceed in wdgh% preponderate
m.^m^l^So d&o&oo knocked about and
*&j JlL+ Thy mercy weighs down the balance;
roughly handled ; ^^ x^X ^ V- <-*<^p
#
Q a b _*b- y>\a iAow wwsi labour and suffer
b*!^ *.j> b they are weighed down> ncline
-'

much tribulation. Derivatives, ]*Jd L qj ,

doimwards; Js-^J> ydL &*Iol*-lo b-bJ

)VL**i the scale inclined and kung equal with

tL otUr; JI
outweighs dll created things.
^
Iksu KbJ tU soul
Pael ^J& to
J&
>fco fut.
rt. fco. m.
ij^j act. part il&,
attraction.

jlliJ, pass. part.

give a turn to the scale, give the preponderance ; ^Jo, )t*b^- to/aW o^as hair, fruit, withered
flowers or leaves ; to fall as a star, as flakes

ponderance should be given to that which is of fire ; to fall down as crumbs, to rfrop ; to

most nearlyjust. Ethpa. <*jI( to be made wither or w;asfe away> to decay ; >!^J? lAl X fc

to depend, to be made to sink down. Aph. jt^m eyelids front which the hair faUs off;
r
^xl&? or **f*to mahe to ncline downwards; o*]*j} jtsJ? Jfcl^S u-( He makes his bow to

Jjcumic Oe* ^*b-J& >ooom that here- ? be as stuhbe falling fiat ; lhJf Jboo a
lical teach&rs may not deftect tJieir balance, fallen branch ; \&^o & ^gZ ajuSL yfbJ ^?
Debivativjss, Jw^tcUJ, Jlo \*bs,J, ]u-^>b*-l, lest the grapes fall from their clusters; JJ(
Jxxkj^D, jbca^baj*x \9%Jf Jigs which
jyO&A.; \j*5i stars fall
fell off ; ^
from tlhe
Jo^oo +*hJ
firmament of
Jo^b*? or jjxbo rt. ^Vj. m. the turning of

the balance> inclination of one scale.

Jieaven; <^S *bo his flesh fell away ;
alt their strength fails. Pass.
&%j fut. dofe*?, imper. *aoi, act. part. i3bo,
part 6aZc2y fallen; jjlao*^ JLb^J oOOOfJ
|^bo pass. part. <a-bo, 1 Jl
, . to cfomo <m,
?
^ioa^&; tJiey ivill be outcast from the glory
ctrf, in or p, to ttt'<tt9 entice; to drag or
of my kingdom; }-LJ? o&K<& -*I-bu &
worw owi 6y f^e /a^se of time. Ethpa. ffcoif
powerfully draws out moisture causes evapora-
to be fallen away, to be bald. Aph. f 4v sAe^,
}

tion; )yJ*2> \Oot^ ooot *bJ they haulMhe

to s/*a& <2f or ^ow* as leaves ; to Ze^ irop y
carts unth ropes; oci &> oUcu^j& soiC Jj?
oo\ iis-^ Jb^i^ birds let fruits drops
J^ImJ Zes thepatch tear awayfrom the garment;
)LSap yfcoo? jXlJk t^fis which let teardrops
\po*x Christ cfo'ew Lazarus/row
o*b-J J^uD?
iAe tombs. Pass. part. Jb^-*-|-** IcL^. ^bo
fall ; *it( yil( ^ i/ie 7ias

land. Debivatives, Jiobo, ]ibJ, Jibo, )joib^.

casi W5 owi ofour

enticed towards sin; ^:\ ^ ja^- <*aj

wiih hi$ body was JfbJ" rt. ibo. a) m. fallen fruit, crumbs fallen
looj )^*^o Afc sowZ togetlier
from the table, crusts f leavings ; a partide of
/ravm upwardj *&*o? I&Shp plucked out
hair; jfcl&^bo )$ boisterous winds. Ethpe. Eucharstic bread; oouT ^ job-s? jfbo
drawn aside 9 dragged
UgftvS^ he gave no crunib from his table to
&1&I? to 6e attracted,
away; )lo^o&^^ yalobwjZir >boIX? 2Aa the 2>oor ; y^\^5 J'bJ" a crumbfrom thy trea-
sures; |i-i? ]>bJ a potsherd. b) the plant
yow* wimd may 6 attracted towards a life of
perfection; *2os ^a^> S&jVio teasel, ddpsacus. c) a sort of poppy.
^} fr"&t
JiVfi v& ^o&? ^?Ao are tm>* draum away by )>bo Greek virpov, nitre.

every wind of Pael to <ra, &ar

doctrine. bo rt. ib^. m. a) a falling offo the hair;
violently, 6&#6; **X 3sX^ )^CJ. )>il\x^ J WD? 9 j^j falling off of ilie eyelaslies. b) decay
$fo crafty adversary tears at me; ioo^? a^ of wood, rot. c) anything fallen, a fragment
}
,

Jlan\.aft S. dpcx^X> ^^ wanted to seize the JiobJ pi. . dimin. of JJbo. m. a fallen
kingdom for themselves ; \X\^m a a l &- fragment.
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+,$J fut. jwo^J', act, part. **lJ, U-isi, hair, the flesh; mangle; to convulse; Ji
to

pass. part. **^*j, l ., jfc*.. io fear, tacerate, jSi lS|j wowcL^kij ravening wolves shall

pluck; )J jckfco jjaT a dW w/wcA hawks not tear her in pieces ; Jmo s1i^d )ts^.^o
ham torn; \U*=> **^ao ^JlSo they tear Jlesh flesh-tearing pincers ; )JL*? j^jao ^sLLo
and eat it ; jjcus^ i& *-K>? Jsaa^ls a tearing his hair ; J^iXo la^. ^x Jl&Jjso

loaf of which part has been torn offin the ovm. iAe?/ tear *&ee t different direetions. EthpA.
Metaph. to excerpt; jxu **^JXicui? la io ***1jI( to fo for in pieces, mangled; clN^Hm
uo aJsj he put together boohs ofexcerpts as ) feti* s&X QA-ls^tlo Jiol^k. ifoy cera eaten &?/

he thoughtfit Ethpe. *.&!/ io be torn, con- and torn in pieces by

ten&Z beasts birds of prey.

vulsed; to be torn apari, separaied ; j^&ofc^ Derivatives, l*Uu, U-K.

)&** lioi ^aa Joo; he was torn by tJie evit jL&j rt. jv,sj. ro. i7ie plucking out of hair
spirit. Pael to tear in pieces, to tear the or feathers, tearing with pncers ; extirpation.

: r^cnlr^.i rtLlacuka /^jai r^isi** pa\fc *

: . ^Av-lScu! r^.ico r^&aAtr^ vm.ojp's kI-^l

i *
00
Q3

semkath, the fifteenth letter of Uol rarely )Jcu pi. iJoi rt. Ja>. m.
the alphabet ; the numeral 6o ; with a point, a sandal, shoe.
*a>, 6oo, is an abbreviation for the version
jfoUo, )i*5)jao, %o9q\& or ^330^*0)^, also
of Symmachus.
spelt ]L$j>, u0fOM &c, 3 pr. n. Severus;
Jla> emph. Jl, dual ^.ilao, ^Jj, E-Syr. pi. esp. Severus patriarch of Antioch a.d. 512 to
** li f. a seah, a dry measure containing about
519, a Monophysite. Hence
i pecks; \JL Uaai? ^j^i 3^,1 i/*m seahs
Uuio)j pi. \L and <&l'io\#> afoower of
offine mealj \u\& %*+LX under a bushel. Severus, a Monophysite.
o\m fut. olcoJ, part. oUx>, I^Ue. io grow 1^1 act. part. of verb j^om.
old, to age9 be aged, old; o*&cu **JLsco o)*o
^Il, )^-l rt. jo. &wrwi p.
fo tmsand jfoB ofdays; hJ>\ Jj/* Ji
aflred

Io! I have grotm old; jfcoo*a aai? Jik

JU^ ; see JLx> a 6a^i.
ofcZ ram /Ao had grown old there. Aph. sko act. part. of verb ax.
oDf io Jr% io o&2 age, come to old age. l*>Mo no plural, m. siZwry liliP U*Uo
DeBIVATIVES, jj^cc, }* ^ J , 1*1^xcd, lol^xao, lead; \L'J^a \&s>\> Un. Derivative, JmO)^.
llcgl pi Of yftAttUM.
. a^lojj pi. )^}Sl> vfipaTov -a, theS&bbath9 1*ajoI, j&UL. from laol. tilvern, sUvery,
SaPu/rday; a week. of&iher; l^lij, Jj4i M^y tdUto.
<^ltt act. part. of verb ^oc&. yU fut.
^J&J, imper. ^a, act. part.
v v|,
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pass.pari -4^p- to put on sandala or shoes; Joctf rt. ijTfcflc. sticky, viscous.

JJok toofi. ^J)^p? yc6oi iAosa >7*o omr JiVocLM rt. *jxod. f. tenacity9 assiduity.
sondals; I^clj ^J^ slippered; ,.I,4*p
JJck^, Jl^<iwi ^u.
iOo*iLp having old sandals 6o^#&g? ow <fo&V
pi. H, )^1 rt.

/eef. Ara. JV <o $7ioes, furnish with

one who carries, esp. pi. they who carry corn
from tliefield to ihe threshing-floor*
sAoes or mndals. Ethtaph. ^mdm io 6e

Derivatives, (jo^o or )jaas ijU&^o Jia\cauo rt.^^au. f. <Ae carrying of corn.

$o<2. ?

and }iv.v, JJ^omd rt. . m. a) carrying. b) beat-

wgTj toleration.
\5\& m< tke stomach of a ruminant.
*
\
p
')~* nia> an enemy; with suff. wjUd |^a m. Pers. a bashet. Cf.
?
j^^^-
.

they ihat hate me; Z\& our enemies.

uj>Uj|jao ; see pu. J*olcd, js-^xro rt. o>o. oM, aged.

}so|Jd or )!sj3cu /Ae medlar. )^>flo rfn'e^, preserved; see j^Aw.

&\a> act. part. of verb *soco- |lc\a^5m> rt. *2lds. f. ascending. adhesion.

JLjj ; see JLj. jB&Z&iSm and ^cu\og< Sabellius ihe

heresiarch.
&\Jd act. part. of verb tooao.

]^>]LaD ; see J*a^.

)lg\Ai rt ^^^ f. patience, toleration.

yoi;f Jl m. ifo $ar<; ofteuer *o?;

9 r o .L. >k ^ Ag > pi. Sabellians, followers of Sa-
bellius.
Jt>fio f. a) emph. state of Jk. 5) a vine,

see JsJo ; a traiing plani; Jfcs^&sof Ji)^o )igi>ytT> f. Sabellianism, the heresy of

6&zc bryony; Jl Jl'Jio #&:& bryony. c) a Sabellitts,

mortar; see JJ&. )>u^fri <raf$iva y tlie shrub mvin, a kind of

imper. of verb oaxi . to iake. juniper.

i, JJLm, )&u rarely \\A, pi. *^o>, j^I^m*Sfl6 rt. ^fTi^cn. adv. frequently, often,

J<, Jfcla^, rt. ok. a) a% old man or woman, continuously ; gram. joined together, in one, of
a grandfather or grandmother; \A> 1*=^ aw two words wrtten in one, as qa*( for o )^(T
od! ma^y j^arpj jl^ikQjfc. old wives fables. Jlaro-JLcD rt. . f. dmsity, closeness,
b) an elder }
presbyter, a senior; *%2\Ua*l aa thickness, multitude; jlj\, Ic^m^ro fe?i5e

elders of Israel; J^axo? |^do ihe prior ofihe clcntds; dm )iattA^ao denseness ofbranches,
monastery. c) used as a proper name 'a&a or niany branches; 4*oo$*'CL iom^ro /w\? many
XsusuAm
excellences; JLo icuaciAa hoarseness;

ooQ3 fut. opaj, act. part. o**o. io 6e or ^o*j asthma; &**& assiduously. Gram.
become like. Pael opj
mahe like, to UJcen, io beingjomed together, being written continuously^
Ethpa. <&J>isB( to be mode like. Aphei* following immediately.
r
o*s>J6( to lihen, compare, find a restmblance; < flm ^m Pers. the plant atropa mandagora.
pass. part. q&sbJo, \&&mJ&, jlopcny* Uke >
Iho pm pi. Jlo rt. ^xco. f. imagination,
similar; J?ojX opac& scarlet resembles fire ;
illusion.
\j*C*^ jt'ojSfn JJ^a3ci arguments sharp as
a sword. Ethtaph. oiLapilf <o fo likened.
l^ ^ ^flc i aw. inhabitant of Beih-Severina.

DERIVATIVES, fofc^JP, Jioo^-AJ, i-*

jzuss fut. ^a^uxu and ^mJ ;
act. part,
, M^tt, pass. part. yjkaa or u^ff, )^.,

l*^u rt. corn, m. likeness, resemblance.

r* . a) io fasten upon, set on,
r
assail, attack
o or^; Ji^S <^ / op on^
P
with
M
t *
rt. oo-cd. f. resemblance, appearance.
)L
r
<A^^ sei ow him like vld beasts; ^Jw jjdjLd
jtlot^o); ]& rt. c+ruaD. Ztfe, resembling. on ixca J>t^ <Aey turbulent ly assailed ihe trttih;
Jia^cuare ; see )^u f. i& mea.
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* *
tion assaih a solitary. b) to set about, begin, Its^a^ and with Mehagyono jl^a pi.
rise to, attempt; fiuJ^sS sa an ] )J/ JLiL I begin Jt ^S^m rt. ^mo. f. a) a staircase, ladder;
to speak; oa^ai e ^ro fo rose a<2 we?rf wj*. a sign of the zodiac; j^X^ap? J^J| Ae 5fep
c) to crnw/ wp, touch, cling, settle as an insect of the staircase. b) a kind of song.
k^^ yAflof J-aaa y+( as a locust clinging m.^flp to crowd, come frequmtly or thickly ;
on a Iiedge; feJia JtfJ cKrf fe settled.
{ja&Q iOo\ cutta^flp 2y>es crowded on each
Ethpe, yls&( to fasten on, cling with o. other. Part. adj. .**-^ )^4^^f^ ;
J^Im-^L,
Pael y-ksn a) to cling, seize, lay hold, catch in; frequent, continuous, close, compact,
f*> often,
as insecta or reptiles hang on a wall, as thorns crowded; j&&j jjcj lfAfe% wooded mnm
cateh in a dress, as dogs seize a person, as evil
mountains; jiiJ ^a^ao benb,; Jjacu 1
words fasten on any one. b) to rise in the air, jaft*ayao o?ze uninterrupted day i.e. in northern
takeflight. c) eaus. to set on, incite; uiajf regions |^ ^ ff> -a. cZo5e or intimate
; J
]iJ*J> fcL( the devii seefes io set brethren at
|
union; oooi ^^*. "^ ] they abounded
strife. Deki vati ves, juO o ^ m, J l cu oa , Mt wickedness, were given over to vice; Ji^o
JLo.uU^ ^ft*ao a district full ofpaganism,
rt, ^u. m. a) adhesion. b) a tire, given over to paganism ; \&iso \^Z** )j
headband, net. the serried ranks of seraphim ; J ti

^nAm pi, j]i rt. ^a*o. a tentach.

j f.
tJie scabious, scabiosa succisa. Gram. affix;

^L fut.^WW, act. part.%S, JU, h^s^ JLfft ^ S*v> nominal indicative affix
\jl*
i. e. a letter added to a verb to indicate gender,
pass. part. % , jl,, jfcL., a) to 6mr, cam/
person, and number, as the o and
esp. to carry corn; \a$ uSSm porters,
t* of the
imperative. Ethpe. ^Ast>r to
carriers.
m
b) to bear, suffer, endure; \L be thick,
P

souQDf the svfferings which Christ

tightly packed. Pael *mJ to greatly in-

bare; }&&*&. ^<&uaj! that he should suffer

crease, pass. part. jmaa^s enriched esp. in wis-
hardships; o> oooj ^X^fl \$&&2 *^>
dom or knowledge. Debivatives, ^
many trials were laid upon Mm. Ethpe.
^1^/ to be carrud, conveyed. Pael^a. ^ ffi^fp and 4^^, also
a) to feteh, emise to bring; )AXo ^X^^ ,,> ,
(Tcaaros -4 belonging to Augustus = Caesar,
Augustan.
J ,c % ^* to /eto/k wood /rom *Ae mountam.
r fi
b) to infiiet; J&i3 ^ooCx iN m v uu aa&? and a^ra^ ^p vtfiamos -ov.
fem mdW<? aeiZi, Aph. to mofa endure, lay Augustus.
upon, inflict; wc&*W1?^j ^o *% w(fo subsellium, a footstool.
?e endure those torments. Debivattves V 9
=L fut. Nfc.ffcm*, act. part.
jla=ue, U^d^tf, Jla\ci-ifY>, jloX^tt, JUao, pass. part. ^Sa and ^^, j^., Jfct to be
full, JUled, satiated, satisfied
Joocu he was r r
fvil of days;
JLxoo rt.%ao. m. perh. a straw mat. vy
vo*-J^
the same; \&1 jT yS
I

JL^ad pi. JZ.

Ephraimite pronunciation of 2/krf ^e jtwrf w^- Kim out ihe.it full life;
JlSi ears o/ corn (see Jud. xii. 6). NV^nnviN . lft >S Jreac? enough, bread to the

JLmo rt.^aa*. m, a) full. Pass. part. /m/Z, satisfied, satisfying,

the carrying of corn.
b) endwrance. mfficimt; \j[ <**&& ZamfuM; jo ojj^*

VfSS rt. ^cu. m.

^ * a ap o At drink ia water and he is satisfied.
JJ pi. betrothql gifts.
Ethpe. ^J^/*) <o be fed, filled ;
^DoAtt Sabellius the heresiarch; hence
<*s&jF
Jfc^j A waa ^ZZerf, covered, with shame. b) to
is derived
be satiating, annoying, wearisome;
*. Jj& J&as& Jjj

m. pi. Sabellians, followers of

Sabellius, *aw <oo ittcA o/. pAEL ^^ to ^ tfi^.
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359 ratate
r
safe; *^ &ff % **>*UZ Jesus satis-
Jted 4000 with five loaves. Ethpa. itsW 60% ife endured all those things, yet being
9
to befiUed, sated. Aph. -^JL&j to fiii, satisfy. God; [Zj o ]X&x MsZx ^>friif ^ toAoso
.9/i-aff end he shal be saved;
endure unto tlie

&
9

j^ocu o^om <Aey waited a day. With to

rt. ^tt. full. refrainfrom; with^J!u>ci^ <o reswi. Eth-

paial ^.Is/ a) <o 6^ borne, endured; JJ
rt. ^-im. m, fullness, plenty
o^k joo tfLKJiP %e cm^tZ no?! endure
opp. [isxSfamine; ^-^-f && ^AmSJ ihey
?

unendurable, intolerable.
to. . .; )tau>l^.fYv-V> JJf
drank iheirfill ofwater; ^jam
t joo "^a^S Js
h) denom. from )iVA*m <o jf%ml# tt
^Zn^lsisa^o
as there was Utile food.
}?Srf wjj3 <7*^y ;^r^ sustained by thefruits of
^fjaJp rt. v-i m. adv. plentifully, to
treesj \*JS. f\V\lm -J~%x*& J fe afo
repletion.
o?/ bread. Aphel iidD( a) to i/aw^, suppose,
o^.Natfj Jt'cL^cw rt. >*u. pknty, abun- expect; \j( ^imv / tn&, tf es my opinion;
P
dance opp. jlog^mL scarcity; } <o.,r> m Jj'J
9 otif Jofl i^fi ignorant supposed that...;
)j

ji^ tn plenty, abundant fruit; Jlf Jl^*

insatiable deire.
fAe fea^ i<Zea t< Ja5 he. b) to make any one
fut. i^Laoj, act. part. jLco, pass. part. mppose, to seem; to declare oneself profe&s
^o, Jixfl0 9 JlVAw. to think, hold as true, to be; ^oo#X Joo* ;^m*tf> 00 he made thern
be convinced, bdieve, suppose; Jj/ ;^it J wp- think,made as if Derivai ves, Jio . . .

^?056/ ? ^o^suDr Jj <%tft not that . . ./ +^cB J^A, ^uS )J^ } ^^>, Jlw^, I ?

*cu( ^o*aI^? ooa^i^ thinking themselves Jl^xuc, )j; ^nfiv ? >

I^>^;^frkV^, Hali.
to be vrise; yOoj-l^-J? *yao ^j w7> are jlcuj ; -\ m v> , mua^s m v> ? )ia-J ;..:%,> ao-V,
supposed by us to be . . . Ethpe. a^W to

fo supposed, considered; impers. d seemed;

Vw, }^lo> rt. m. j^ope, ^rw^j con-
^fiof laiNiN every <me suj)posed, it seemed
fidence, expectation; | \QLZ>ho ihey slmll
one; J*k*a>( ^? ^Aatf Imay not seem;
to evei*y
dwel securely; J w in the hope, trust-
J >&&& ^ ? j If aao j r cm umthougU-of miracle.
ing; *JLcq |f hopeless; also unhoped for,
Pael t^o a) to hope, trust, put trust with o unexpected; J*md oimfl ilb despaired; 9
Ui-*x=> li^a ^Ji*Z*. tridy
the Lord. b) to announce, declare,
I have hoped
teii,
in
bring
)Iaco tQ&Sirs X iAey tJwow us into despair.

]^xm rt. ^0. m. opinion, conjecture, sup-

tidings, publish abroad; ^n\ Ui &&*&
position.
J^>f |LaJl / bring you good tidings of great
joy; ]oU; oCaa^jE> ji^^V <jro tJiou, 2>reach Ji^Lflo pL j rt. iAxD. m. imagination, illusion;
r thought, opinion;
the Kingdom of God; %J &kx> J*LjlT J&/*%f |Lft ]i^
ths profession offaiih which you make. rigr/rf thought concermng God, orthodoxy.
c) to
consider, think; 0% Ul? LZ^uk* tcv ftfat W^, Jt^J rt. *^. conjectural.
7i^ i* a sorcerer. Ethpa. i^&io fa) to Aa^e ^oocZ Ji'U*>, li" rt. ^tt. a) tfdm^ ff0 o^
& f.

<&% brought; Js)L& yi& &?*

Mary reeeived the message from ilie angeh b) to sad tidings; jfcLJJbo Jl'^x <Ae angelic
be preached, proclaimed, announced; J>feLa>?* message; )l\\ rcS^Af Ji'^> fc <?o5pe7
#i2*L(o jJlcu. tisbirthof John vjas announced 0/ <^ Kingdom of God. b) a copy of the
and came to pass; Ccue ^J^m. At* <fca<% Gospels, a lessonfrom one ofthefour Gospels;
was ma<& knotm. c) to be considered, seem;
%^ J^>]m ]l* t< seems to me su2)erfluous. J^oa^of Jl'A? i7<6 e7^ve^ lessons of the Gospel
Patel ^* to 6mr, endure; to wait; !
of tlie resurrection; IJVsup j^^I
Jfclai or
yiK **2utt^o ^ ^vn ^r o ^oa*. fo, heaven .
<7w Sabbath of tlie Gospel, i.e. Easter Eve, when
and the Jieaven ofheavens cannot contain thee; these eleven lessons were read.
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J&u .froth, scum of broth. 71 * f

va. suririoorshipper i, e. the
llS^o and Ujs^ucd rt. o|^d. pertaining to sunflow&r.
an old womcm, anile; Z&zA Jj*> old wives' cardamomum, the spice cardamom.
tales. m r
Pers. as a dog.
hSUlssJo cf. Jj&a. adv. sabbatical l in I pf
e.
zs-p*^ rt. t*^. adv. adoringly, in
a narrow or literal eense.
adoration,
k^o and u^d fut. Is^cu, act. part.

grow in number,
to increase, multiply,
)w,
tion;
J^^ P^
j
bfa^i; oiUf^g*
)^
P
r*' ^ 10 '

the
worship, adora-
adoration of the
spread; )2Zx& )gJjL Jow J^o <Ae number
of the disciples increased; -scT
Oross; k^T ll^ or jl^? J^V^ *W-
airyy )tV^> &m^ p?ac6 o/ worship. Eccles.
JJjooo fo passed many days there;
the name of a lection, Jolinxiv. 15-31, read ou
9&*i(o the widow's oii increased and abounded;
Whitsun Eve and on the Eve of Good Friday.
USxzg ^*x kJja^X K^o ii is twice as many.
Pael u^d
make rrmch of, extol, eing the
to
J?c^d ? Ji rt- *^o. a worshipper.

ydSaJo^Jl oJ^ o a^ magnify

praises of; o m. the teazle.
Him with your hosannas. Ethpa. w4L&W*<0
6e extoled, to have ons praises sung. Aph. cluster
9 *
of grapes, dates,
2
^ PJ
^- ?

&c;
)C- m. a 6ww?A,
v oUgM
^ -

u^or mae more,

io give more, increase, add, -J^a^^-cD m clusters, clustering. Metaph.
multiply; Hic^j? w^ M*l ti^& the i?**
"c
^ ^ life-giving cluster, said of our
Saviowr multiplies that which is too Utile. Lord and of the holy martyrs ; also of hair
TTsed adverbially with another verb: very growing in clusters.
much, greatly, abundantly; the more, intensely,
m. CvyocrrTTis, a money-changer,
,n^iN\ J^aw&? Wio wiU abunr
ecvrnestly;
banlcer; cf. JfJcm,
dantly pardon; o&wl *^pl r God iath
highly exalted him. Gram. toform a plural,
use in the plural Ethtaph. y^U/* to be
f. ^JX^d, Jl}l^ rt. I^jb. a) adj. much,

multiplied; gram. to
many, great; LL.& ^& JJ^^o many of the
farm the plural. Debi-
vatives, Us*>, <+**> and JJk^o, JIoJl^^o,
Pharisees; )h
t
*^a
a p-reai army; j^f _,; JLJ*
i^x^a IJ^,^ apopulous city; )\^Jo )K ^ y>
^U^s, ^*m^so, JlajJL^fio, !^)-s^,
mwcA talking, talkativeness ; Al^Jc +x
jk^^aa, U*<sm Il^o. Ii
oftentimes; JIU^xl m wa^y ^%s, w^A
wawy w;o/-c?*, ery wd. In construction with
v^
,

nouns lpLf *$ij^t polytheists; Jilcua

:
A^opl. **^ri.\^^.m.woolstuJng; clothes.
or J-CT the plant polygonatum, Solomon's
t^o
pass. part.
fut. ?c^*
*-^d,
act. part.
^, j^>, seal;^ ^j sumphums; jo^af aneient;
costly,
)', Ji'. to bow oneself do ^4?o; polygamous ; tf^Gu learned J^obol
;
reverence or obeisance; to adore, worship V
; f tffed> advanced in 2/ears; ^oLo manifold;
tof "^i *0*tt/
y
%&
Ae &owe<2 himsdft Z?J
U^w very wealthy;
.*,
J^J a polypod, also the
Am /ace fo *Ae u-A,-
9
fcl ^ ^ L'*i diseaae polypm. Gram. fftifn iAe jpbiml m
**o ^J^T
>i
thricebefore the altar;
tfe />rfctf wfcro fo

Uij^ o?q^o
bows
worship
w^r/
y^Mral to^e points.
)|^ ^5o jiicil nouns m ^
w^r wmcA, abun- b) adv.
iie Lord. Pass. part, worshipped, adorable, dantly, extremely ; y^g> ^bfcJ he shall be
august,an object of worship, divine; joi jU greatly rewarded; *^$J v^, mwc^ WB;
}lcu*jiLkJ& )r^o tfa great and adorable <A*Zi ^o very far away; ^
mystery of the Incarnation.
to
Ethpe.
y
be worshipped, adored. Aph. f^>j to cause
^%m^ long tvme; U U
tenderest youth;
v<&k mougk} U is
^
^ ^
*^

it is
from
this
my
to worsMp, teach to adore. Debivatives, too muchfor you. ^Imitating Greek construc-
^*U*sgo, U?^> U*^> Jt^^o, U^mm
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K&ordj^fl* 361 J3*fl*

i'*i - y
jloiU^o rt. I^o- f. # grea* rawmfor, multi- jls-^o^co f. a leathern bag, a nose-bag.
tude, increase; to\J^o polytheism; ]oL(
fouo Heb. pr. n. Sodom. DeriVatives,
U^ooJ lo)*J^* polygamy; jJJJj lok s> ^m the three following words
variously, in many ways; )|q& loj^^j
fcJ^co** from yto+eo. adv. Sodomitically.
abounding &vil ; gram. plural.
IsTU^a rt. Js^o. adv. greaily, evcceedingly.
Uic^, ]&im from ipoj. Sodomite. Fem.
ellii)t. for j&oibojflo Jfc^- the sin of Sodom.
MJ(^d rt. ^B. adv. copiously ; gram.
?

plurally, in the plwrl. jL cujsbo

r
flD from o^ao. f. Sodomy.
r
JL'ck"- rt, L^co. f. gram. te plural \jo*Si rarely )Jo?)^ pi. *+', } m. a clotht

number. loin-cloth) pieee of cloth, towel; jl^yof JJo*

\JLj)J.!^J& rt. k^o. graru. plural; j

* J>
JJlJvO? ^arp'e cotton eloths; JJo^ )c^ ^^^
KlJ^^w^x} plural nouns. having a cloth round him.

Jl'cw^J^ rt. )w. f. gram. plurality, the l^oo^D pi. \Zm rt. fcDj. m. a schismatic^
plural number. author of schism or discord; i&o+aa ^coal^
.' L -
^^o. mutUation*
rt.
jloo^it rius who divided the Goliead.

JI^^m, j^V^m pi. JfctL- cyperus rotundus, f.

io*o m. a corbel, projecting slab to hold

a kind of rush. a lamp.

*
fut. o io z?y

, mazm, unnerve. \\Jlso c }LZi^ fAe 7ioZm oaA.

3

Pass. part. impotent, maimed, injured, disabled; jLaja-.Zao rt. udjao, f. division. dissension;
woffcifc^pa ft*^ impotent in hisfeet. Ethpe. M l-vx^ .^? olcucu*D iA divided state ofthis
^JS-W and Ethpa. *&^J&( to be injured, world.
damaged, diminished, imperfect. Pael &^d
fcsI(t*^flo rt. >^D. adv. orderly } in good
to tnjure, harm, damage; to diminish, detract
order.
from; ^C A^ja^o \HL(how should he do us
any harm ?
y y
o i
v
vnrn?
99-
JS^cj^Ji foolish
9

J
jlo^ rt. f+o. f. arrangement, disposing,

and hurtful lusts; J! *zro no

t> -7
setting in order, array; U*i& lo^Zoo drawing
f
way diminhhes, detracts from a truth, a para- up a line ofbattle; jI^^T Io^Zcd iAe corn-

ble, &c. Dkrivatives, jioa^^o, Usl^oi, position of a narrative.

JJi pL JIL contracted from JJ*ia>. m. a

fut. 9<x^gcu, act. part. ^o, pass. part.
to shut up, keep in, confine, seclude, esp.
>.
x^m, JJu m. ihepotters wheel; ananvil;
of keepiug any one suspected of leprosy apart, gold is stmck
\jla>*%sL f^k^* ort the anvil;
see Lev. xiii passini; Ji'cwax^ }j*i mX^qj Uxl ^jw horehound, a fibrous plant used to
the priest shall shut up the plague ; *& T make candle-wieks.
jbcu He shut close the gates of the sea; vi v
f
^jx and
)*2> m^d seas enclosed by sand. Ethpe.
U^i, pass. part.
js^flo fut. too^caJ, act. part. so^s,
aa-Zflo, 1^1., jfcL. . io fear
^J^aof and Ethpa. ^J^sof to be restrained,
asunder, divide, rive; to separate, cause a
held back.Deriv atives, \+^*> J^> J*^J^>*
schism; J5A lx*lolaX they tear the vesture;
*^? )^^ r ^ *^- Jft* 7fceai>2/ ram. ^f \ i*oi*l^^ thou hast brohen oj)en a
i
J;
Jt^o rt. *^. m. confinement, sechtsion. '
tomb; l&^ ts Q i Zgo Jfcl^^a birds wAose ^m^5
.

)'Jd

b) grass.
E-Syr. J^i pi. ^ m. a) the stocks. ^ari mto feathers; *oo^5L* ^ ^^5 ,^7^
separated from their companions ; Jiikcu
9
)i> or ) J* ofafwrrowj
pi. J* m. the length mXjZxdo Il^JS.?* doubtful and schismatical
a measure ofioo pacea equalling 400 cubits doctrine. Ethpe. iolsfio^' to be renty riven,
three seda make one stadium, seven and a half parted, separated, divided; to separate^ cause
seda go to a mile. a schism; U?a&^ JJ? Jio^o^J^ one un-
3A
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362 rc^eru
divided concord; \ZJ*JL o0f|M/*ffa heavens
ao Pers. m. a centurion.
were rent; LjjkW*
&|j ? Jji the U >o*jo fut. io*aJ, act. part. ?<, jfot*, pass.
expression on account of which we separated
part. w^m, )', Jl. to witness, testify with
froin the Church. Pael e to rend the or o; to suffer martyrdom ; lojo*ao ?o*!T U
garineuts; to rend, tear, laceratej to cleave
ji.> a... tf/tow shalt not bear false witness. Pass.
a way, divide; \aJL20 IZ<&. rent garments;
part. attested, of established reputation, achnow-
>*io k^.^soj=> J^o &lao he made a way and ledged. Ethpe. joi^W* to be witnessed to,
passed through the crowd; o^yaso JIso*,
He
approved by testimony ; Jot-^? *^ h a &
\l*i+ and parted asunder
rent the heavens
ii***. 4-wofcCT/ by our Lord's passion and
the strife. Ethpa. ua?jWto be tom, rent,
resurrection witness is borne thxt He is
separated; used of clothes, of the heart, of
very God. Pael >j to eaK to witness, charge,
Bchisai. Dekivatives, U>*>, U>1& Jjso**, testify; ]?_ ?m1 thou summon wit-
shalt
nesses. K 9 \o UioX ^aa l ? c / caii lieaven
fA^3 pi. J rt. jsCD. m. a rent, tear, division, and earth to witness against you. Etbpa.
schism, sect. ?ojao/ to be confirmed by witnesses; to suffer

hOt.sc rt. kpjj. in. rending, laceration. martyrdom. Aph. ?^aj^to bear witness with

* fut. 90+au,
o or^ ; to bring witness; to attest, protest;
act. part. iloa, \l^, pass.
to a martyr; jiVjon ?;'->^.& t^JT jl
be
part. i~.jj, J ,
)!,. to arrange, lay or sei m
onfer/ Jk-^&s? ^0M slutit not bearfalse witness against
to marshal, set in array; with%& or
"^Loixbk. io res?'^; also to follow in order,
thy neighbour; U*>lfJL *%. ^foMau %
aes by sealing. Ethtaph. l>s>)XV to be
happen successively ; to setforth, digest, revise;
eccles. to repeat, recite;
summoned as a witness. Behivatives, hone,
ka*u oia&Ja ila>
Jlo?-ao, L*Jomx>, jln-i ^ * -
*1? He set before Mm the lato of life; t+Za>
jfO)Q_j,

}a^2) jtcu?oM--, t"f0jsjicu20, Jl,QJ?0Kax50.

set with rows of precious stones; ~J^t
yoo^ ojj? e/tose Ain^s w/mc happened to Ifow, Jl'?* Peal act. part. in the emphatic
them; W<& state a witness, martyr; }lo<+t
V>U we A aw re
Jl^J| JLaSJ^o _ J?^ false
vised the discourses of the Greek Fathers.
With
witnesses; J^r jl|iU.s jfcC-so^ the proto-
JI? prepar* for combat; jL to marshal
o martyr Thehla; j?^ ^ a martyrion,
one's words, dispose arguments; shrine or church where the remains
J>;j to recite of martyr
ajffraj U>i* to draio up in lineof battle;
werelaid; jj^j Jl^Iso Martyropolis = the
WW to begi/i a conversation. Ethpe. jj^j/* city Maiphercat.
refl. to draw up in line of battle, set the battle ocw^, Jloo
vo, ]lo
pi. rt. ?om. f. a)
in array; pass. to be drawn up, set in array witness, testimony, adjuration;
esp

^^
;T
ith *^ ; t0 be laid> set;

yourselves in array against Babylon;

set
^ ^W ^djia^ U*?oi false witness; kla^ ^.DL"
jio?ow> the two tables of testimony. b)
attest-
J
&*4J ]
%'o\
o>m

^o^Jo^o o?^.flc>rjJol^3 tables were set before ation, evidence, cited or quoted
witness; jcLlso
tJiem. Pa. to * array. Ethpa. jiiuj Jloj*^ ^2, ^00^ jooj heshowed
to them
6e drawn up, set in array. Desivatives, by clear evidence; the Gospel of St.
Matthew
contains u.^ J&ji thirty-eight
quolations,
jffso pi. - , f rt. j^. m. a) a hanging,
c) confession, martyrdom; Jlo?*> ? [Sg*
curtain. b) a row,
ranh, array, order, line, a martyrology.
series; JL j] JL fiJL* in order, om
after ^owo, jfr^_ rt. jo*as. o/or concerning a
the other; ^scu^?
rows of shevf-bread
]>* ^Aicui. jjj ranh opposed to ranh;
)'iJo ^rtyr; &^ U4J"
Ulonx> o*icj the evenmg
a martyr 's conflict;
officefor a martyr,
lsuf ]>io

ehani, prayer
the succession

or anthem having verses in

of prop/iets. c) a Jlo^ eom. gen. moo; ^ JIU jl ew
alphabetical order. Jo*ao? the foundation of the Paschai mom as
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Klcnfi0 363 sa

Angl the golden number or prime; Jiai? )>om
?
owr Zwe? or 0/
tion, t4-aof or ta*;.? that of

i*cL&o tlie moon which waxes and wanes. Jfary answering to the season of Advent with
In chemistry Jio* is a nai ne for silver. De- tis, J;:*al&9 )lJoo^ laJfca *I First Sunday of
RIVATIVES, }*9o^aa ;
>JJ>0D, Jxjioxo, }j jo*smiO. Advent; and lilcu? or U;oj; 0*^000 <Ae

U om, jl^^JL from jjo^as. lunar/ Ju^^I Annuwiation of Zacharias or of Jb/m.

)Jom a lunar month. ^j^jiflo, ^o fut, (j^aa^, act. part. v^^
Mie from )>*. m. pi. crescents, cresceni- k^x, pass. part. <^i, K^) )l^^' to hedge
shaped ornaments himg on camels' necks. or fence in, enclose; to simt up, stoj), repair;
9*1
*o*cd, )&**_ from lunar,
hJLoi t^fl&afcX to stop tlieway ; JfcLvoi t^N
jio*.co. of tlie

moon, moonlihe; moon-struck, lunatic; a repairer of breaches, h& who repairs ruined
l^li-

J&j?o*4 Zmmr years; JJoSom Mxi-I Zwnar

places; K^xo? *& the hindr ance, impediment;
JiXcui.:s )^* ei about with lilies; J004 ^^>
eclipses; J*9o, fewJ9oM maidens beautiful as
the moon; J^Ujch^ j^J^j selenite, crystalline m +^. o J-^al i/i ea barred the way of the
gypsum* Ifcbreios. Ethpe. i^^ aoti( ^0 6e stopped,
blocked wp, built up. Pa. ^j to fence round;
55 abbrevaton of JLocao, of joo?omcu, &c.
to reiair, restore. Aph. ^^( to fence rovnd;
Jafla fut. Jooaj, part. Jcjd, Uai, ]fcl*m. P
cil CL^a^o2i
to stop, repair; J. kp JJ^kJoI^.^
/o Z<m<7, deire; 4 c^ujLl; )J/ Jcu 7 Zo?^ fo
)t4^ ^ *'2J ** breack vjith stones and mortar.
5^6 j/owy ^La^* *<Lf Jmd/ <Ae Zm&s oAo
DeEIVATIVES, )^<^i, Jfc-^M, Jfls^U? I^U-
fow^ for ihy voice. Ethpe. #o&*&f to long,
deire; \lo l^aao m. the blach poplar.
.co^\ i 25 sougkt by th&ni.
is greatly desired by tkem. Aph. wS&^to fiii Jj^aco sometimes written ^4^ pi- J^^"

withlonging; **/' &&<* Jui^X Iris ^ with an

^
affix loses one or both Aleps, o^caa
loveliness filled me, the weak (me, wiih longing. greater part ofit, yc^^o i^s multitude
DERIVATITES, U<m, JlcuCU. of tkem; construet state Li^c rt. Is^d. com.
root-meanng gen. a multitude^ a great part, the greater part,
to be im>pure.
*
Pael to defile, profane; ~Ji r-N^ most part, very many; ^.1^1=^? J)^ * ^te 5

*.. y multitude of Thy goodness; jt-aL j)^"39

!
these are the ihings which
defile a man. Pass. part. e^xa-ao, i^A^c a great crowd; Ul? Jf^cslao the most part of
jk.a m v>. . defiled, unclean, common; fllthy }
the throng ; JJ^cuoo Jj.jj' very many men
abominable; ]fcoJ^L"*> Jl^oajo common or JJ-s^cu \^s^ very many gardens; tl^cL
unclean food; ILm.v JUo luLi ^-^y a o*V&+ +B his very great sorrovj ; Jj^cimsj **^
7ioZ?/

and! undefiled heart. Ethpa. cJ&Wfo de/de for the most ]?art, usually.
oneselj, to be defiled; oaJlsi/* ^a- Jj^> $//$ JIM-^cloo f. a robe ofhonour.
Aa?6 defiled themselves by ihis crime. Deui- Jfc^^Quao pi JlJ rt. k^. f. a song,
vatives, jjx^aoo, Jicuwn >o.
cant iele.
Of cu rt, ocu. m. liheness.
M^p,*o pi f rt. ^^00. m, hurt, damage,
M^cii pi. jfcjj^cu f. Pers. a spear. injvry harm; o^}L?
%
v U4^d J^itL three
JporD rfc^w&. m. a) a s/mre, ccm- Mnds of damage may befall;
pi, )._
^cu ?
tribution, portion ;

fes contribution
oC&qb ^9 ^2>
from so-and-so; Jlcu 1^2>
^ a e
otfft

I^cubd rt. *^. m. a dog ted to a dog's

a cZw6; Ipam ^L^lounging at club-rooms. neck.
b) aflre-shovcl, oven-rake.
?Qao, jfdiaD or [loc! and Ar.
k&>a!as m. compline;
pi f Ileb.
rt. x^^xcc. kaam fc^o a n^^, divan-cushion, m. conversation espe-
a supper-room, refec*ory.
cially yw/ei an^ intimate conversatiem as of
^x. m. preaching, annunciatimt
^Oflo rt.
those sitting together; speech; JoC t*i
the Syrians celebrate two feasts of Annuncia-
J?Qoo Ais appearance and mode of speech were
3 A 2
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nam 364 V\CU

pleasing; Jj^jj^c jfaaa western manner of J^ZjJLcu rt. w*oj. adv. desirously, eagerly.
speaking; J-Ijcl^ JfcLflo mountain dialect. ]uioo pi. J*L rfc. f^re. m. washing, abhition
Derivatives, yerb ?q., Jl.?cu, Ujjcu, esp. magical ablutions.
\^L^o rt. &**. m. destruction, demolition,
fa den om. verb Pae conj. from Jf o, to overthrow.
talk, converse. Ethpa. ?&/* ta speak, talh,

^
converse with
or
^ or ja of the pers., with ^
of the subject ;
&%*>}* ^Ju}
we talked ivith certain men ; Ui^af .<
f&
*/*
^Zad,
Jjcu^o
Jt^Oflo rt.

)^Iii.

iAe candle
^.0.

^ofio, ^wi fut. ^ooaj, parts.

to 5-wm,
m. vagrancy.
^U, i^.*^ and
consume away; \a*
burns away; c&eoo oXm
^.o^oaxio ^.saoj as wose wjao converse zn
Aey perished in the Jire. Pa. xlo> io ?>wm wp,
strnge languages. Ethtaph. > a W.to be said.
destroy by fire, scoreh, pinch with cold; o&^Jo
jfcuo or jfaflo pi. J* m. a measure of corn 9
licu, i/&e 7fc?ai consumed it; \} L slaxm
contamng rather less than a pound.
o*icuD? jLoj^ju^ ine <ur t$ <^ne^ upfrom the
|i oao, Jk** from Jf doo. vocative, allocutory. flerce cold; )jjfc*ms> Jl^ a church destroy ed
jUioflo from j?Qflo. colloquial, conversaional, by fire. Ethpa. ^JT^jf io & &wr^i wp,
a; cu Arabic m. a st#i/i, sixth part. scorclied, withered by fire, sun, or cold winc.

a5?aflD, kjcu pi. J.L rt, ***. a iear, mai,

Metaph. io 5e darkened, dazzled; u^^o(
M-^-ft^o j>qj ^d o^.*^o uxa i//6 eyes of
his mind toere dim from spiritual UghU Db-
]?oqd pi. J* m. sudariura, a <$&A, binder,
bivatves, \^*\m, \^+*as, Jto^o, Jia^>m^,
linen girdle, loin-cloth ; handkerchief; turban;
Jyfafiod yUfiof *ot'6&{hisfacewasboundzoith
a grave-cloth; \JL>h c J&flblT \l\dm a )-ia^aao pi. J^L rt. ]j^. m. a slmchle^ fetter
turban is the head-covering. JP/ waa^aUo manacles. Jj^cu are lighter

Jii?c fem. of ]??<xoo. ahead-band, covering than Jiik and J*<W-

\vorn by women. }-4^ciflo pL P. rt. ^.^.ft?.. m. a scratch,
*?oo-flo rt. fowo. m. adjuration, ccdling to puncture ; a small knife.
witness. y*o.cc rt. Jafio. m. deire, longing.
oflo for words with two Wavs after the
; first JaIc'j pi. |JLoaxo. m. umcleanness, de~
rfc.

radical, see the forra spelt with one Wav. filement, abomination; JI^dj J^ioas blood-stain.
K^Jcua or ^Icu pi. aoJS^c w&yta, jlo^aco rt. Joj. f. deire, craving.
union; equdl; ^p/<& JjgjJT two-fok doors. I^LftCu rt. *ft&xD, m. strong deire, longing.
wcu fui waaJ, act. part. ***, Uo*>, JIcxm^o^o rt. m*ooo. f. deire.
pass. part. **^5od. to long
for, earnestly deire;
J^-gj rt. ^cuso. m. a burning, conflagration.
to eagerly meet or await with Jj$oJI or
^^>clX; uAj * fcJlcij for whom my \L<co pi. JJL rt. yaa>. m. limitation, ending;
soul longed; c^toJI cu^Lx i% eagerly a conclusion, the concluding clauses of a prayer
watchedfor the retum of the dove to the ark; arith. the amount, mm
7
total; ij!i/ juala<

U/U-oa Igreaty deire. Pael **& limitation in space; j^uo |j limitless; **)*
io fanp
for, eagerly deire.
Ethpa. M*o^rthe same. \L&*2% finpMy, to sum up; with^ja*, to be
Djsrivatives, U<U, fc~L*Cu, U-CU, Jmished, concluded.
jia^ooo, ^^.cuuao, jicwcua^o, jlLuam^o, l^Ll to m rt.
f**>.m. binding up a wound;
Jia-U*cuacuo. a bandage, plaster.

| oro rt. ]wmo. m. dispersion. Vx.oq0 rt. N>wcua. m. support, succour.

J**Q and ^oaoo rt. *cu. m. longing, ^aco imper. of verb yuu. to pour.
earnest deire, eagerness; ]u*oa>j ji'cLaX ^c^e,
^ fut. ^ciau, pass. part. yJo, ^m
^ 8ermons
)
longing hearts* to end; jwojjS ^^i are nedi
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365 r6n\ aoo

here md the serrnons. Pael yu a) io &n?^ jiicuao p. xl-, j* rt^^ai. m. ^ mtelli-

to #?& w, conclude; rc^fcJx uIm ao &e gence, understanding, intelect; a thought, con-
heremth he brings his chronicle to an end. sideration, o^rinion, note; the sense, vneaning.
b) to Urnit; to contain, comprise, comjyrehend f*^oaa>, Jl&L rt. '^t&tt. gram. belonging
j*tlo Jfcoo^ rYiv JJ noi contained in a place to the sense.
and space, unlimited; jiotcuX cJiJoq^^xx**
vuDcu, Metacuflo irom poo. m. snaping>
in the heavenly bodies Gocl collected iogetlier
modifying, articulation of letters.
and set bounds to the light; JL^ai cuilco tliey
)JLdclo pi. Ju. m. a /i^Zw ?
rudder; Uo
set or confined a pearl in a crotvn; )<amjo Jjjj;3

op3 ^ccto eVon ani 6rass are found therein;

rudderless among surging fioods.
)fc^Uaj!D Jj J.*&20 JJ limiiless, infinite, in-

comprehensible. c) to clefine in words, to feZZ

^iiocu a) from J^do^. brancMng; U^o
or reliearse completely ; Qa^mvs^ w7*>i( **j( JJ
JJLxoa^d branching horns. b) from jJ^aa.
tOoa*i& no e>?ie is a&?e to 2eZZ 2&6 number of sha2)ed lihe a rudder.
them; +lix(? )LJ1 u!^ &w^C / have not the Jtaaj pi. ]* rt- 4^- in- *^ boit, bar, loch
power
Jsiu^o
to describe fully bis virtues in this

J^Nr^ shortly, summarily.

book
Ethpa,
^jJd^, UJc^, ^JJdX UX ^ ^7- <

pi. iflftJ &Mcu^D or t0CL>CLXa^G> f. (rvWarjj a

mv#sd/ a) to fo brought to an end, conclusion syllable.
or consummation ; ilSjf iOopXa anTs^/
v Jjc*, Ufi also ,Xc^, J Q pi )L rf

in the B.V.M. wr^ consummated ilie utterames

rt. L m. refuse, dross, offscouring, abomina-
.

of tfte prophets. b) to be bounded, limited;

tion; refusal, rejection.
to terminate; U*Z^? JL'^o!* iaX ~T&^
a cone terminates JjJJGi small sheep.
ai its ap&x; oo* jJLj+Jii
yZ&& ( our blessed Lord as a man is limited fJiMQxo
6
rt. jlm. adulterated, alloyed.
or finite, c) to be contained, comprehended, 9 -

o^o from >m^\(t>, m. .siyZe, corn-

includea; ^ y+$Leaj )2*>j \J\& a vessel
in which the Maker can be contained; *
J^^^obkafio pi. h. trvWoytcrat, syllogism.
J***^*' ^o^D uiul&cDf in Mm all virtues
are comjmsed; ^J&xc cowitless, bound-
J?
52/Z/o^zs^c.
less, infinite. Dekivatiyes, jo^a-co, |^aoQ>,
av Jft .y^gk doo
J a syllogism; with f. ^X
J^OJXro, ]h<a.* tri D , few ln^ gijso , JLoAaJMu, to m/er 5y waV f syllogism, to draw a con-
clusion.

u^ci^o pi. cv >o cr\ .,^ci^ cuaa and

? 4
loaflo, jjocu p. , J&&o> f, a &ow^/i,
CLflo m. av\\oyi(rfi$, a syllogism;
branch, twig; o*l$ja2> Jfclsaiaa.* t ^/
P'
a ram J^icu* *ajod qj
uacua-a^^c^a a 5yZto-
caught in the branches by his horns; \SeJo
gism that is a mode of connected thougU, an
Jk-If olim-branclies ; \s'iJa ^ico the office of inference from premises.

the Blessing of the Palms Jii>?? Jocu? j?U y^^a and U^o> Ar. m. the mltan.
o?i Palm SuTiday; palms are also called [o
Ui^^ocD pi. . adj. from Jj^cwo. some
llSJl ol Hosanna branclies; \J*oJL ^J-icLi
co^ n ^4^^^ f*u fi^feer sultan pieces.
5
tooth-brushes or dentifrice.
IaXoxd rt. JL. m. rejection.
\Jb <xo oo dimin. of Jicu m. a sma# branch.
}i\cL> pi. ^, rt. ua\,a?. m. ascension esp.
i*3cu rt. Jaao. m. expectation; jJoc^s
y 7i ascension into heaven of our blessed Lord
OOOt ^ocLx tf/^y t^re m expectation; JJj

iaDqad unexpectedly.
ascent of a mountain, metaph. ^& M^ qjo
)tlS-o&^ JUl^Iio ascent from virine to higher
jSocxc rt. y. m. nailing,fixing. virtus.
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366 CD CtL> cu

y
fut. yufnj, imper. *wd infin. J3 xxo to set before any one, but %m
T\

f]
i, act. part. y>\&, ^sLi, pass. part. j**>, to fore-orda,in; h^Jll to subject, consider
>. to put, lay, set ; io lay up, by or aside ; inferior.
to lay in the grave; to set up, constituie, Pass. part. a) set, laid esp. laid as a founda-
determine, appoint, ordain; to affirm, declare, tion, laid up, laid by as treasure, laid in the
sujypose or adduce by way of argument, under- grave ; Uioj^ %*** laid in a manger; js^o
stand or interpret; to price, rechon at so imich yi- o^> Joo* vxu? the 2>lace where our Lord
to compose as an author, edit, quote. With wasaid; yoaXo XJ \jLJx> Jto betvjeen
nonns: \++( to lay the hands on a scapegoat, us and yoiv tliere is a gulf set; Jtjl VCi
a victiin ; to lay hands on, seize; to ordain by N2Cuo lesson, a parohie, set before us
; \ V-*>^>
laying on of hands; M^to turn towards, looh Jk<*$"* M&* sm & implanted by nature.
for, deire ; to journey towards ; to turn b) laid dovm, determined, decreed as a law,
towards; ^a or oeSaN to talce Jmd, notice, a rule ; set, intent ou doing or learning ; with
lay to heart; to set one's mind, with^i, on ^ and pers. pron. to intend, to Iiave deeided,
or ?; \h*<=> to kneel down; )Uqlq& to bum determined. c) appointed, destined; .dk.p]5
incense; \jJi to ratify a decision; \jL>kZ to Jla.Xl.ao )-aQ*i in your hands is placed
make a covenant; \, )jmmmm to set aut towards; authority; ]lL^. ^-*>? ^*i >
who
'
\
those
Jlcux^ to confer a favour; }.*alj to put the were ordamed to eternal life. d) written, corn-
price at, rechon the price; \&& to plant a posed, commented on, edited with ^ of the
vineyard; \k& to set the heart i. e. turn the pers. Jo yJx> corrvmitted to xoriting. e)
mind, consider, care about; cf. )Ju&> below; idionis: U**i J^Jj^L it is in evil plight;
p u to set on
c i bread, bring food;
)^cl to \oi<&* ys*5, kneeling; JJLa J-acu^ ^<mV^c?.
tahe an oath, affirm, accuse; )lV and'^i.
/) gram. yi*jf Jia? present tense; ji*mf ooi
to lay a command upon; ]jg!i to lay a fire; the subject; log. [aLs afirmative opp. \ju i
kocLicu to make laws, \&<&u k a law- negative. Ethpe. ja-^U/*or ^>l/'<o 6e
giver; Jij to lay down one's life, devote Za^, se, placed; to be laid in the grave,
oneself; with j/ also, to tahe ones life in buried; to be planted, set as slips, cuttings
one's hands; Jj*i*jx> to layup treasure; j^X
fo 6e composed, written ; to be instituted, con-
to establish a custom; jl^ to allege a reason; stituted, ordained as a bishop, priest, exorcist,
)jio<x2> to command ; U>;* = U&a,* ; Jj^Jjs &c, to be appointed, decreed, sanctioned;
to be
to make a covenant; JJcoo to ordain or setile given, applied of a name. to be named J*a, ^^jsL
a canon; ]AU> to make war; \m, or Jc^&oU,
after the name ; log. to be ajirmed; to set
. . .

to name, surname, give a name;

j^j^X to on, attach. With J^Jt' to be crownedj JU
lay a foundation; j^Jl* to wear a *crown; Ik^jJ to be in ignorance; \JLl* to be pun-
make an example of; \&<LX to
)\s+<k* to set ished; i$J> to pursue; J^ %**% to be
bounds, defme a boundary; j*^L*^!X to anathematized. Pael y> to point a book
appoint to service.
Ethpa. <pl)&a>( to bepointed. Derivai ves
With p-eps.; o of place; \k&s>, U**,
U**& U^i=> , or Jj&oSil^ to make up one's
mind, intend, resohe; U*I to exact capital
punishmmt, to punish; also put
U* *a>, JIcwcuas, Uxuxo, %-a.m, fxvs.^^
to at the head
L e. in authority; also to divide a subject into
heads; with il* to set out after, pursue; ^ ^ voik^cu and ^oioocL> airfokov, a)
and pers. pron. to resolve, propose; jr-vS. to
gifts sent by a ting or emperor to other
adopt; ^adcu^. to unite against some one sovereigns at the beginning of a reign.
6) the
la^> or *f to place with, put in symbol, creed.
tlie care of
some one; *,oqX to set asi.de, separate; with \*i *& * *at* arap, parchmm t.
to place or lay upon; to set upon, attach; ^4^^ Pi- Up?<k <"WiTO* t ruara.
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AniVra ojx> 867 K*iV Ol

bodiea, corporel beings opp. )--*> cu ( ineor- ^coojojoco, uao*Jjcuo pi. *eoo?CHJCuaD, ooucu,
soreai sa Syr. ^
(
9>
mm
and .
*,.*
^I also oj&ffi, ofcuoco, cjucu, &c. f.**&wohos 9

ajxJLicu <T&iAariK6s -v, corporecd* a) a. synod, council, esp. eccles. a general

council; j&.*^o{l *floojopoco cm ecumenicul
Jjjaboco rt. JjaCtoo. m. blindness*
jcoas, )qap &ft rt. uJ&j. m. relianee, de-
council; uxo*jJqxo3 m synodical writings.
b) astron. conjunction; a JJLi>a la^^Jo
pendence; stcstenance, maintenance; a cameVs
)^4.>Es^ toojo^cu J;^ vls.0 I^ajajw a coti-
howdak; gram. conjunction of words.
junction of stars with the sun and with each
other is called a synod.
healing, medical attmdance.
I^o^jocd and joia f. ovvoMa, a party of
Jtm^cooD aw agent* s or brokers commission. iravellers, a cotnpany, astron. conjunction.
JL&ecuo from^&soj m. voluntary $owrty} I , - P fl 9 4 "94 94 li'*
^^OjJCLCD, JCU, fQJCLAO Or JJQJ3D pi. f^
asceticism, coyitinence, denial; mean clothing.
awodiTTjs, a follower of a coimcil, esp. of the
<* HeJY^ff or o^ojDOflo m. the plant Council of Cbalcedon.
comfrey, bone-set; i^o^ O^ s&ao aap sym- Im^oMCXoo = fii- J a!cc .

phytum saxomm. | i' - ' ^ 9 4 ~ 4 4 x m9 4 i

JiX*;oMaiao ? ^jcu2d. ioopclcd, *-ija.* f om O. pi.
aajocuoo, kxaocuoo, ]L ii. uuoxd. a) adj. Wo<xZ-
i and a.aJ>o^cuaa avvoSitco?, synodical;
4 m 9 4
m?, <#ar& ra^ reddish, raddy; Jj&ajcooo JUotT | p tf..

JifcsJ synodical epistles,

a red keifer; #ce&j ^Jsoaco ft& garments
are blood-red; ]Jojsoclod )l& 6e7e. 5) subst. 9*9 4 _P tf -tfrf - r
* o-o* ?o*J cu, j Q-fio or ? o om oao o-vvooikov,
m. rai lenii, red pottage; red or jmrple dye,
synodical; xcuLZicufio )^xa-5oc^ cis o/ a coun-
rouge, metapb. disguise; red ink9 miniwffij
cil; .xDOfiQjcj? iL^oMOflo the synodical of
the ruby or sard; rhus coriaria, the sumach.
Damasus.
i bile.
^jL|oMCuao, )ls+Lm and Z-L)<xfiD synodical,
oceocu, Ucua^oaoa diinin. from J^aj*>oco. _ T 7 ? 1^ 9**** 9 4 \n 4" 9 \ 9 9 4
synodal, concthar; J^A?opoco Jjcu1a9 m^cio
Zitf fc rec? ?ncm.
a collection of conciliar canons.
1
* 4_ * 4
ji rt. . f, redness, ruddiness^
fajco ; see ?*jcl,cc.
red colour, ajlush.
^Dd^i aJaD a) avvoxos, unintermittent of a
^^ooflD pi. J^i^DQflo or Jm*#joco a sort of
fever, &) <royos-, i/ie sow-ihistle.
small boat.

. clo imper. of verb *so.

see
* oco Pajsl JL io fortify.
^wj^oQJQjaflo froin aw^w^os, synonymously.
Jjclqo a sandal; sec >JoJ^o. \r - 9 p 4 f
)aj3 aj cxj ciD crvvctiMfita, synoiiymy.
or ;^JGi} cinnabar.
uofto j^jaxp, and S^jGa f. Jri*m^)^jci flp l

}*^aD slotkfid repose.

o-v^ra^, a) ordering, arrangement ; esp. Jfc^cio?
*p 4 9p 4 9 9 4 7
oBO+jCLo, uoojcu; see uo?omcu a synoa. arrangement of speech syntax. b) section of
> 4 <* *
>

aa^ooj qxd aud Sjoco rupSoKrtKd^ a a book. c) a treatise, comjrilalion. d) vale-

yacf, agreeinent. diction. e) u&o^jax& compendiously.
X \ m 9 4 \ 9 m 9 4
y-$~*+m}suQ 3 M^jGL), yuwM;
9 m 9 4
see im aa^o^j CLflo avvTaKTtKQs, voledictory, a
farewell.

f.fvi *wcuap o-woS?}<xat, astron. conjunction; ^< awTvxta, interview, conversation.

with *x to le in conjunction.
o-vvra^ts, farewell addresses^
oa*Zjttfio aw eye-salve*
m *cr\ $ ^.j clqo,
\* .
J fcs*- (TWTaKTt/co?, compendious.
opCLoo; see c*J->cud.
^^|jciffl pi. ^fn,A\^J'cLco and -^"^ im
%fioofo^GufiD } also js>?cs-1 flPj fc^oJ aLtt ; <ri;i^rAi ; tribute y imposU
 .

cgoa\\i OM 368 1<*&>CLB0

JLcqX^jocc same as the preceding. sufficient bread; \jJLj&& la^oo! thegranting

ycui^o^cu <TvvraKrripiOP> valedictory, a of supplies; o^Iqjooo \1& %vater mpply. b)
farewell address. frivolous conversation*

Oi-^aoAjcii (rwonrpoV) a synopsis. rt. bono, needful, necessary.

|** * -* < 4 I M ri < mm m 4
lao, fcflftAfla^ ;ja j ace joined, associ-
Suqjo, &c. jts>~ from f a-vvorrrpov. collective, ated; with a.N, <o associate with liimself.
gmeral> united, conjoint, c&mpendious; ]LacL \J^~* Iju a jo pi. JJL o-vyKplrrjS) a jvdgds
)^?c Ja&j? too^JjCLfio thejoint labours assessor.
of t/ie soul and body. yd^uuaa (TvyKptTQv, a congregahon.
ji,ciAj^3cujciao i. irom vvpcmTpov. conjunc- J>?&sJXt&o <rvytc6.6f:8po$, an assessor.
tiony comprehensiveness.
uaa^kJa awt]ela -as*, wages pay. }

fcs*Jj +^Jk*5 om avvQirTpiK&$} briefly, compre-

kaJoiJ^CLOD wtli *^X, io enihrone.
Imisively.

ij o isk*j Q.& contagious.

pl. >_, ya_ o-varariKos -oV, a) commendatory,
t-""-Aojojao o-vvagis, synaxis3 a meeting for letters of commendation. b) systaticon, letters
worship, esp. Eucharistic. of ehction of a patriarch subscribed by the
> Saia T <xco also jocus and ~*ji
* JXj
T
electing bishops.
cwapiop, a lectionary, collection of Gospels
to be read at the Eucharist.
commendaiory
ouad and other words in Zuclos; see
p
O*JO0.
u^>cu act part. Uom^ Saphel conj. from
Uo{. to heal, attend as a phjsician, to tend,
omjoo Ar. <7te Sunnah or traditions of cherish, foster; to fondle, caress, fawn on,
Mohammed; <*Lcu? JI^j &e Swrmite or coax; uaioi
ujo*jifcJi^ **oU'Zai j^^Q^y
orthodox Arabs. ^%ot6 ^o dtdst care for Thy sick, heal my
^aJaaD pi.

ness; the girding up of the garments.

J rt. *sllod. m, alacrity , prompt- sicknesses; wcxLs^ ^ ^ ^%^
he cherislws them as a father his children;
y y
JjaaL

\ y "ir 4 v 4 * \ v * n 4
x\m >^en, i&jcu, ^o Jabj>o*jcu and **JJJI^cuLc? ]J^B a dog fawning on some
W-ioAicu pi. J^Cuxuy&jooo Mpirepacrpa, one; )L& *o& c^o^ wheedle htm with
the conclusion of a syllogism. these words. Ethpa. *Jo&*r to be healed,
dflo perh. <rvfx(pcovos agreeing*
tended, attended to, groomed; L Mf ^ ?
9
- P *
vvvotyis, a synopsis swmmary,
Ji
p > n^"> he shall be sustained with nourish-

JLojooo and jx^Lj<^do pi. JIL m. o-iyKeWos,

}
meni; u^ol^^ olao u^ my tormented
Iieart is noi soothed. Demvatives, Um>o
syncelluSy eel-mate or attendant of a bishop or
or Wdocd, lA^oaro, AJ^LA>a7 U*ol0x
patriarch, later a high ecclesiastical dignitary,

^o, Uxic6 pl. JJLa,^, / " *

pi. ^d^- Q.^. \i3j ajxi ovytckriTOS -ot, a) m. a
J^
- "^
ni, jj^c^ pl. liC^d^
senator, councillor; viceroy. b) the senate;
f.
oi aorse, ware; l^ti u<&o sea-h&rse;
the senatorial order. ?
M2ypopotamu8 ; ^a^ljjot? name of
Jjchj?
^ ^.\o>c;z, ^ oua
^Siuaap pi. JLZL and some star; J^i ^rccu tne constellatiou
ottA^XajQfio o-vytcXtjTtKs,
of the
senate a senator; of senatorial rank, used of
senatorial, Pegamsj Uasc&o? jj^ Quirindl SiU, ^
Ital. ifowfe CavaUo.
}
Also, m. a p?an/5: ^atd
women as well as of men, crosswise, a plank bridge, pi. worms
f. in-
fijcu, liajam pi. } . rt. am, m. a) n^, festing vines.

necessiiy; the thing needed} neeessaries, a m V

{Attooo from m. tending, care of
mppty; Jljv&I j^&>,:i bread for our needs, tie sick; regimen.
 rcLautaiwajto 369 r<lAl&<Xtt>

ljt*ocD, ^J^LaDOCD m. a centaur. Jmnger, ofthirst. Ethpe. u!i/ to be con-

, "** not used in the PeaL Pael sumed. Aph. &J>i to cause to disappear,
y v
to uphold, support ; to Jielp} assist, suecour, consume away or cease to be; to consume,
relicve; uX&asl y~oI ^%y n'(/ AarccZ sAaZZ destroy; k*Jj \1slB&Jkj famine shatt con-
sume the land; *^ fc*Jjf *u5u )L> *f} y as
faith upheld his works, wrGught with his works; vwpour dost Thou make me to consume away ;
^a*ji( Ua^\ J,cul-*Zo purity has destroy ed
evil. Demvatives, )^cu ^q., Uax,
J&LlT sayings helpful to every one towards ;

Uxcu^ )Ioa1So^o Jlod**, luzo, Usux2C.

tlie doini] of upright deeds; o^L **ai30 ;

J^asx the lato grants her redvess. Ethpa. 3Qo, >9ocd pi, *a1., |ZL rt. affi. m. <7i<3

^Il&Df to be upheld, succoured, maintained; uttermost 2>art, end, edge, border; J^^uSqj
a*I&/ ooiJsoj mif&* they were upheld by or )^^? oiADo^o the border s of the land, ends
v
the aid of their Lord; ^> ^\&cJ& J1*d )|
of the ivorld; jl^^o w.3da& the edge, outsJdrts,
)J* o-iaj lie cannot be upheld by tJie laxos ; o om i
of the wilderness; jooj JJ aoo ojLVa^^X of
^fc^olL jafloJ? ifthou toilt benefit by my con- his kingdom there shatt be no end; att\
versation. Derivatives, Jjx*clo ; ^-.I^ax, Z at the end of twenty years;
fau ai the last; ^om ^^a^ every where;
aa} m 9 boundless, infinite; icun^* utterly;
Ji^.ca> rt. -Vai. m. action, effect; visitation. s

J.3o >3aflo > from end io end.

yi^oco, |jt^cu p. *Z, J^L rt. ^ao. m.
>3aoo pi. JJL rt. ^sn. m. a jilthy proverb
a) an act, action, deed3 thing; affair, business,
or fable.
administration ; UjCw? ^oVjJ&^cu theActs
Jlcu and Jlsarc a-o&ia, wisdom. Eccles.
oftheJpostles; jioaX&j Jj&^aao <jjf*r$ o/ f.

Ae realm; jJtxaWs m <&e<, actually; eS

an exclamation of the deacon in tlie Jacobite

1j t^aca=> m $Ae wry ac*.

Liturgy.
6) a /aci, reality
opp. culcw; something imagined; the actual }^3 .o, jfcL rt. u. with ^ infinite.
or literal sense. c) thing s = goods, possessions; cu from ^Sq^d. wise,regarding wisdom.
)k^> Ut^Ofio u^, ls*{ I have many things.
J^a^ioti or J^aSQjaD pi. jJL ao^im^,
^) a category. e) working, effect;
V QflO ? a sojjhist.
without effect. f) visiiing e.g. of the sick ;
^^^dA^G^o o-ocptaTucZs, sophisticdlly.
a visitation; v^^oas? Ji^ t* te o/%
visitation. g) gram. JJ^cx ** a notm o/ Jia^mAQflo from J^itoA^oflo, f. wisdom^
sophisiry, rhetoric.

K.Kt^Gffl rt. i^uDo. adv. actually, K-.^aftA3GD, JJ^Ia crofaaTtKQs, sophistical.

literally,
in the literal sense. &qJujxi<Z> and ^ oiL^^a cu ao<pi<Trt-

UJJ^aao rt. Jflo. literal; inactual exist-

kqs, of or Z$# a sophist, so])histicah
ence; gram, active, of action. ^^.A^.,m.*,.cux> and H^cL uo^kttik^ a
da from the Egyptian word ov 2>apyrus. sopldst's art, sophistry.

acLfiDf UaT i/ie reed?/ sea .e. the Eed Sea. U&+***&Cl>, J^-aI o-ofaartKo?, sophistical,
*3cu ? fui cuoj, act. part. ^k, J^aj. fallacious.
to come to an end, perish, be conswmed; ^soi, Uaaao
io rt, o cu, m. a co?nm^ <o
cease, disappear, be no mare with \ ^o
; nauffht, end, destmction; U^ci^ ^^V
<aomj oci)j)o; every thing that is in the
earth shall perish; d aaj J^Cx till all <Ae nations; j|aO Jiaai the propliet p-o-
the nation were consumed; Jdix Jiu iAe o/owc claims destrttction.
w consumed; with
consumed with hunger, with
U^ j, jj^j
thirst,
^^ je ]S.l^w, J^CaI. rt. ^Oo. with (J infinite,
perish of endless.

3
 nf&CUl&CUtt 370 rd*cu
? ?
jicuiaooo rt acias. f. end, ending. jioM? # calendar. Derivativks, verb
\jx&cl> m. a palm leafa palm basket.
fi 4
Jpwacu rt. jnSiflo. in. bidding, noisy bar- U^ia.eo from jf^i^xo. metrical.
gaining, quarrelling over a bargain ; talkative-
]fi<\co pi. j* rt. wio. m. terror, fright; a n
ness.
object ofterror; Jjaxo JLo iervific, horrtble.
9
! < 9 tf

jt om rt. . f. bidding; loquaczty. ifiafio usually io|ya a sardine stone.

JAoao rt. .o. m. destruction esp. by fire. yifictD i't. Jtao. terrificy horrible.
JaaoflD rt. %a.&aa. m. evacuation, an empty-
ing, discharge.
jL?>QD rt. ?>. f. quaking, agitai on.
JjLooo rt. tiia^o. m. leistire.
J.r>o*ja.xD rt. ooji. ni. Aas^e 3
hurry trepida-
i
jiBa^o rt. *2u. m. shaving the head, ionsure,-
tion, commotion, agitation; J^o*j am=> hastily;
the rite of tonsivre.
%^&J J^oi'cu? ilAi-so JJ a^i ^e^ ^^re wo^
Jl/iicLCD rt. *j. tfilings. wanting in experience of the turbulent billows;
fcDQi, ^iiA> fut. LDQ.JXU, act. part. soi, JjLxd. Ko^t- oo)*Qo *Ae imminence of the captivity.
a) to talce breath, draw breath y
breathe, inhale, Uxiiici rt. ooj. gram. expresdng haste.
esp. with flj" air or jfcocnj breath; ^}^ia>
u*>aj >A9GLD rt. u-i^D. m. znjury, iacera-
J*OiI y>( \JLq9 tkou smtffed&t up the wind as
,9>9 tion.
ajackal; JjL^ - - -

6 y
5 9
U^ioe pi. JJL rt, ^aa. m. a) /aw^, defect,
'r <
* 9 vice, crime, b) a
her last; +JL ^^2. defect, blemish, deformity of
the hody. a fault,
drink in, such; with }l * c) corritpt place in a text.
\>
are still olive, b) to

to swkpoison. c) to smell,
d) injury, harm, ravage. e) 2>ernicious teaching.
smell at, muffup,
scent often with U^>. Ethpe. &.JZ>llf*to be laicii pi. ^L 3 IL rt. ^wo. m. a line, letter,
smelt, detected by its scent. Pa. o>a> to smell character; jL>i l^ioco a straight line; jI>o^
at, snuff at. I>EravATiVES, U><m 3
J-jdcxcd, the meridian line; c^i'cuo? Juolo <Ae reader
J^CUO, UldClD ?
Jj3GAflO, JloQCUtt, Uu&, of my lines. Gram. the four J^Joc Zznes
are Ul^^c written under a vowel-less
kociflD pi, J_ rt. jdcud. m. breathing, breath, letter to show that it is not to be slurred
the nostrils, sense of smell ; over but to be pronoimced with a half-vowel
inetaph. U<a
Uj ? the deire of the soul sound, Z. U^o>^i over a letter to mark a still

JLmdcub
slighter pronunciation, ^9i^> a slanting line
rt. ""^saux m. a chance; jl^oma
below means that the voice is to be dropped,
by chance.
]?a^ above, that the sound is to be sustained.
f^Dcu rt. U3QJD. m. a cupping-glass.
laicii rt. ^^co. m. delineation.
j^oo-co rt. u5Go, m. a cupper, surgeon.
Uc^ic dimin. of J.^f<xc. m. a small line.
jIocLflo rt. 'Vana. m. adomment, decoration.
h^s>CLo from wcui^i. m. mmsurement,
J^foa rt. ^y. f. an arrow-head wound 3

computation, a definite made by an arrow.

number, settled period ;
mean; direction. w^oflo Pers. m. red vitriol, cojyperas water.
J^iaaao rt. jdcj^o. tkat can be h eathed.
%
Jlicu Syria; JfcLta JJjcuo Fariher Syria
f.

Jia^o or jia* f. a-avpa, a lizard.

i.e. Mesopotamia aud Assyria, j^Lo^ U?o
Nearer Syria viz. Palestine and the region
jfCLo dross of copper* Cf. -icu.
north of the Euphrates. Hence are derived
k^aao pi. | <rvpty, fistula, a hollow $ore the three following words and verb
9
*oot :

tubercles near the anus or in the nostrils.

and JUjcu unusual spellings of
JtM^tcu pi. j m. a line, verse; J^vqjqo
 ;

371 rtbxci&Jto

y r
l^m^cu from JsJ*o-e. adv. Syriac, in Pael u*#*c& to make ihin, rarefy. De-
Syriac; kJjJiaoco the same; joo; ^>p JJ BIVATIVES, \.m**SD, U*+**0, JIcUa~-J.
J^lUioflo ke did not know Syriac.
U and uJL fut. UaJ, act. part. Ui,
Ulicu, JfcLi. from J-iaoo. a) a Syrian, U~i, pass. part. U, &*. a) to 6a^e, ^a*A
y
Palestinian; )J&kjL Jlitcuss Wo( JJSJS oneself; metaph. to be purified by baptism,
Clialdaeans i.e. ancient Syrians; )\<sx^mJb baptized; J*o*L> H&V* t!#J she went down
jIIf'cLQDf <e translation of ihe Syrians the to lathe in tJie river; o*5^ Joc* \2ssa his heart
Syriac version. b) Syriac; J&iicu J&&IL& was pure; UjdgJo ^*Lo*->? rilai fo ?na?/ believe
Atf Syriac version; tvro Syriac dutlects U*ix and be baptized. b) to stoim, float; jc&
Mo*j IS-go/ filfcu */*e Syriac or Mes<>2W- pct* Jjop K.*tt Js^cg.^ ji^-^? as long as a
tamianZangtiage&ndjZxpax^So Jilfcu |xii nian sivims vigorously in this sea; ilL^ m.
Palestinian Syriac. c) in the Lexx. f. $0 aud jl^ii f. creatures that swim; IL+&
stforaa? of Damascus. ^i ^e bird Jloats in the air; *%^
Jia*iiciflo from jJ*eu. f. iA# Syriac lan-
guage, Syriac Utters, Syriac faitk, huni an souls float above ihe tumult of earthly

vk^i-* icuaD Pers. colchicum autumnale, affairs ; Ui ^*,^a> szoimming in blood.

meadow soffron. c) io cree]?, spread as leprosy, poison, plants
m*).^ y*+i& thyme. d) to overspread} overrun,
(ttf ga- from aLZ^o. m. castration, muti-
slray, roam; a=>&jo i-v*U <wd they
i>J>
lation.
overspread the country and settled in it. Ethpe.
Jj^ic pi. ii- rt. &JS>;.o0. m. a brncii, i***}so( to be washed. Pa. *ZJo trans. io wash,
suhdivision} ramijication ; gram, aconjugation,
purify; ^ictoj ^oV=> *Zj*x> washed by the
paradigm. Holy Spirit. Ethpa. JL%^\ to be tvashed.
Ml^*qjx rt. v^.\;co. gram. o/ or belonging Aph. gJIas/^trans. to vash, bathe; to dllow or
to a conjugation. admit to bathe; l*xx* yG^T i*Z.&l*he washed
JGOj jl^SiGj tliem in water; io o* J-L._cn..i o^^XS^L she
pi. JlSs-L- rt. &ico. f. a $ijp,
bathed hef children ; Joo i^mj' J^>^ ^cho^^
he would have imbrued his hands in blood;
Kdjqao rt. *c;j. m. evacuaiion; priva/don,
bereavement; voluniary poverty, renunciation
JCmg^^ made me float through
iaL*j+o{ he
flame, dragged me through fire. Derivative s,
esp. used of our Lord with reference to
WCU, J^Qi, JOaUJO, JICU^CO, |-ulo UL&,
Phil. ii, 7. 3

JLcxco pi. JITcL f. steam, smell, savour esp.

of the fat of a
Jo^o rt. \**o. m. swimming; Jo.**^ %**&
sacrifice, a holocaust; u*
a swimming-bath ; Jg^^s J<hj o^x^ they
JlcLoo a sweet savour ; 0*1*000 Jja^o jlcu *^
sxoam over the river; ]<L**&> *+&'Z JJ ^Ao^ who
pDcjo* *++( <Ae smeZZ from the fire rises up
cannot swim.
lihe spice; g=>?5 \&& JiU, |^J ? jr^
^ holocausts wMch tlie heathen offered to iddls. ^G.w.ao pi, ^L rfc. -i-gco. m, a de4royer;
Rarely an evil smel. o&clZ* tliey whome; JLa&? J^aMji
trouble

JajLqj, )1a- from Jloco. savoury. JLL-?o Christ ia O* destroyer of death and
corruption. Gram. negative.
JjlcLco rt. ?s^c. m. covering, protection;
Jac. = Nest. Ju^oco compline, because at that J^cu^ rt. &*s>. f. a) a covering. b)
service Ps. xc. 1, He that dwelleth e*^<* overthroio.

U*sU&9 in the secret place of ihe Moi Iligh, J>G*fc0 rt. iw-o. m. a vagranty vagabond.
was recited.
Jio>G#*i rt. ;.j. f. mendicancy, vagrancy.
Ucu, Jii'cu from 1&. m. afoundation, JIg^^o pi, ]ILZ>jx> rt. (.m^d. f. washingt
base; jvrmness, stability, constancy; takingrooL
ablution. Cf. Jls*l^.

3 B 2
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U^lto m. a) = \^x
a codex, copxj of a book r *?
Ms throne is overthrozon ; jloL^
b) rfc. \*+cD,fineness transparmcy. low
3 J**!&xo2> Jl*^ Jc^U? the error of poly-
Peal and cJlco Pael ; see under J^Im, theism had been overthrown, Pael i to
p ? f
Jls*~- rt. k*jac. a swimmer, diver; utierly defeat, deir oy, overthroiv, ruin; to

V *** M**- aQ ci jiClilo JloJLL swimming

degrade, to thrust off or aivay ; to urge,

creatures, fish, &c; jw^ijo JH a sweet- compel; Jiaxaojoo &

[uBZ lZo> He hath
put down the mightyfrom their seats; JSuZ^o
smelling plant, perb. wild thyme.
&ZJa.Xi ruined cities; ) %& *JL ruins. De-
\^*k> rt. \++Q. m. washing^ swimming.
BIVATIVES, ^^^*CUflO, Ua^*J, j^Q^C,
u**wa, J^aaZ.qd, JK rt. u*o. j^^e, subtle,
transparent; liqxdd, fluid ; loosely woven as
cloth; lllZJo \^i^ fluid bodies; ja.^
JSaxI^co transparent toings. &*+&>, \slLxo pi. ^Z-, JL. rt. s&,jx>. m. a)
a course of stones or wood. b) reversion.
]k<z+Z*a> rt. o*flo. tenuity, subtlety, irans-
parency of air ; phosphorescent putrefaction. hxk^aD pi J^ a ?ocw-5^ m the grub stage
or the larval casing of a locust-grub.
JLci&JIad ri s.**.*. f. overthroio, destruction.

a
JS- .A*aa rt. ^aa. f. gangrene, cancer. fut. ;*waxi, act. part. ^m>o, )jum, io ^ro
?* r
row^ii begging. ;^ Pa. ^0 5e^, 5(? a beggar,
f~a> fut. ^cumsJ, act. part. yw, J-^.
Derivaxives, j^a^o, -
Jia^i, Jloici-^,
to press togetJier, tie tightly. Ethpe. ywk*/*
io 60 pressed hard. Derivative s, Joa.
J (**, rt. 4.*#^o. ni. a) vagranzy. b) peddling,

}-Im m. and jLaJawo f, rt. two. com- \tLu> or JtU^ p]. Ji^Mi rt. ukco. f. a
pression, tying iightly together. waled enclosure, a place.

J^xl f. a good complexion, bmutiful J^flo pi. )ia^ao rt. )L^. f. o; c?oiA or rag
natural colour. for grooming horses. b) a bath, laver often
^0 fut. ^cwacJ, act. part. aIb, )jL^ used of baptism, e.g. J&**Zo j^as the holy
pass. part. *&*Z.m, U., j^ thrust, throw,
3

laver.

cast or pw& down; to overtum, overthrow, \^m fut. tyox*, act. part. ^w, io turn aside,
demolish; to defeat; to deihrone; o A^A turn in with ^ or ^
^;ari from sin, from io
^&fcJL:>o ^^^
and tJiezr shoulders; &Zs*> Jl&o he
sides
they thrust with their godliness; )i^k^. |^ Ae acZ iwrn^ aside
;

tosee; *%Ul ^oT Joo? JL^j he turned in

puUed down the altar; o^J>o ^ci 3 ^ym thithertoeat; Jbc^ Jjo U-w-^ Jl :J^a^
hs thrust him down a pit and killed
him; io turn aside neither to the right hand nor to
*~o> J>)^ an arrow laid him low; ailm^
U*o/ ^0 from the toay; J,iio/ ^
the left;
uiK&**0 thou hast brought me very low; ]>U? from the way of truth; +& .okla
a^J? &*aX ^Itt ll&i'God omrtlwew the w.oa.9 ye ham turned aside from my corn-
deceitful Persians.
ruined, prostrate;
Pass. part. overthrown, mands. Ethpe. ^K&r to be led aside;
thrust down, degraded; Jk^ttia ^fc^cu? A*i3 a stupid man is easily
Jj;~Va Jj/ *aJLao / am lying in bed; a^u Ud aside by words. Aph. ^co^a) trans. to
i-L^Xci^ j& thrust down from auihority. turn, turn aside, make to turn; to tahe or
Ethpe. ^aZlsWand Ethpa. ^^^0 be carry aside; U*oU into the way; \li? ^&
thrust or casi cZotw, to be ruined, overthrown
from the way; }&& the Jieart; uj^^ofl^i
defeated; to be outcast. rejected; often wifch )K^\ he pervertea his mnd *&
|a ^a^l^m
to be cast down and
i7^ wiched is
fall; o*r *
thrust dotvn in
" X K^isftjo
r
)eL( he turns us aside from mono-
to evil; Jl

theism. b) intrans. to turn aside, go astray,

his evil-doing;
fortress and its
oja^o ).Xax ^a^fes-tt^
watt were ruined;
iAe lapse.apostatize;
he parted from them
^ijj ^ ^^ ^f
and went to Armenia;
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G*nr\a> 373 t\
ftaso *W Aclam went wrong andrebelled; f^-eo fut. cu^floJ, act. part. J*^, J^g^.,
with )LV^ +& to separate oneself from iJie pass. part. yi^eo, i*L+^a> ; also Pael ya|^.

Church. Ettapf. u^scoU^ be turned away. io c/<?56, bind, restrain, shachle; woaJoc^d
fi V 4.
Deriv ativeSj j*^, U^caJaD, jloi*^.ai^. C tojp his lying mouth; w*jJjsJ

.o^f^^ usually tdiZ^^o/ pi. JloZ^flo ]*.

9
vt ^ ba ^Oao wy mind bound by Iove.

Gram. to draw a line round points to signify

arafoov, a course, place of contest, arena.
a mistake; iQjoA O
v ^9 r
-
ar s* **j circwmscribed poinis
uwsj^ao, uxt&sl^cD, and nn a;^ a-rxvs,
and ilioseput instead of them;
tcMeJi are
Spica Virginis; the sign of the zodiac Virgo. 1^*1 jc*J ^A-^ ^? J****^ onnotations which he
1$jb; see usoiii^. had not iveli corrected. Ethpa, o^I^d/ io be
t^eo see uaa*jo&^ca. closed, stoppedy restrain ed y sJiacMed; tf^&ocuf
;

i|}.5> jt^a j>o i/mi the hole be closed with

li^A^fitt and ^W pi. j* ni- stabularius,
a heap of stones. Derivatives Jocu^cui,
3
groom; Jo^Jo* Jt^a^jo **> supermtendent
of the imperial stables.
J^a^0 iq. (TTOfi&fia, steel, a steel edge.
j^io for J^/ = vcu?j^. 9
Jia&^-tt pi. f m. jiV^^-00 pi. )t crraixvd-
Jlo^t pi. of oifi.. piavf a smoli wine-sMn or botile.
|jL{a^e pi. oai|a^a a 5io& hi^m m. an adversary often in the 0. T.
)^c^jao pi, JJL m. a baby-boy an infant. }
U^D OtSi Joojj UiO^ U*-? 0*S)L VXD i/if
UocL^o arot^eta, i&? elements. an^Z 0/ iAg Lord stood in the ivay to be an
JXa*oa^o pL JI elementary, primary
adversary Balaam; "^Iw*^. U^o )oo* he
to
as
was an adversary to Israel. The Adversary,
the particles^, o, ?, o.
Satan 0. T. and k. T.
l^rnoci^cp. ]] elementary, primary.
Ui^x, J^a-1. from IX^j. satanic, of Satan;
dtto-^4 ci I aft&la and uQ.bk|fl.f,N&a.fc.,fin v
K^i^j )i ciJ*^o<^> satanic agency.
crrftw KakS>$, Jac. Malabar. sftmcZ 2/6 aright,
the deacon's cry to the congregation,
e^'iOi.
fjo^ao for )Jci^flo( a pllar.
]t^a^j seditious.
j9o-^Q Ar. a bntcher's hnife.
a^flo Pael ^^ao io cwi 3 scarify, iopuncture
ujooja^ao pL the same with Eibui ; crrvpos,

a satyr.
sycamore fruit, Ethpa. ^l^^io be cut,
scarijed. Demvatives, j-S^cuio, ^Vm,
]S^o rt. kj-flo. m. declination, deflection.
< *.r
^^? rt. *Sl^co. m, scratching open t scariji-
Pi. o-Ttxos, a verse esp. cation.
a verse of the Bible.
J^a^j and ^,^.ja^-o f. a-raKTr), oii ofmyrrh.
14- or alsO ^JJj^D, unXJ^o
i^sx to torite, write down.
i^jx denom. verb Pael conj. from U^.
column, statue.
to cut in two; to turn aside, avoid. Ethpa.
]k*xx*^c pi. j rt. t*^. f. a narrow
+&&*> i to have divisions, to dispute. Aph.
leathern poneii or &oiie. Of. )x^xd.
+&>( to lay on, ascribe undeservedly.
j ^A ^flD anei J *** pL *;uu|Nflo m%fipfo
+& m > V+k** pi* J* m* b ifo of animate and
-a, a verse of a liymn.
of inanimate objects; ^oioJ^j wji ^x> on
'%^a> denom. verb Pael conj. from Jl^W. each side of him; ojov^u \&*%V tlie four
to robe, clothe.
sidesofit; J^d^aT*^ ^UrClmst's
^aoli^, ^a^j, and uia&fem dfferent sirfe was torn by the lance.
spellings of *ao)ll^j. Adverbial and prepositional nses : iLm and
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iV* 374 r^JLi

^50 i^Go beaides, beyond, except, tvithout; ;^03

&
yCu-^W^' vcu^^i, and vo> ^m pl.
yojo besides those;

/Atm this; kicLsaJ ^s> i^xo outside the law,

J?o
^ ^aa of Aer

or
Z^^o m. aiyiWcouj
>*^
letters patent, a
a seal} imperial

state fetter or
diploma
document;
latdessly ; \^.i& ^*> im without fear , safely }jl?& *&> JjJcu? Ji^X^j royal letters of
J^P* ^ *^J0 without torath; ^-cco beside, exemption from tacees.

noar by; |E*&f ct^^> UU! ]i* A<? 6?u& jt^<tt> pi. Y
m. a) some tree. b) a cave,
a)i zVm 6y ^ *^ / ^ church; jl^e&a cavern, mountain side or ridge*
Jt^xo^. orc one setfo orc 2A<? o^Aer sc&> ^^^ ]&*
^ besides, beyond; i^sof
one side, apart; *^x **#X apart, aside, on one
otlier; i^aL on
Jk-^fio
stronghold, fold,
pl. rt. gjj^CLao.

mandra, monastic precincts.

f. a^t enclosure,

)+>jx> m. Urne, plaster, any material except

side; u^iaX *J ( each to his ozon v:ay ; *:>
mud used for daubing buildings.
&%^a> by its side; oojot^xs .oo^Xa +& on
every side. Derivativ.es, verb ^, Uj^.i. J*D from J
**<>. m. a plasterer ; seller of
linie or cement.
^{^-^5 foi* words beginning thus, see li^cp-
^0^^ sfratum, a road; cf. ^I^.jx>(.
^cuao rt. ^Qi. m, a repairer, bailder up.

jia^cuD rt. j^aa. f. combustion.

a commander, general oftener J^R^Ji^W- K^ocui, Jfcl pl. JL rt. ^cu. a) aw author,
^Cu^^i and i&?( pi. )*L m. errparrwrj/p, wtiler. b) one wko ordains, consecrates. c) a
a soldier. founder. d) a legislator; an umpire. e) a de-
imsitor, otvner of yoods depostted. f) gram.
^^j( m. trrpaTT]\TT)s, a commander, generat
positive, afirmative, an afirmative proposiiion
kypothetical, an hypothesis; also JE-V *?<*>>
fcCa^^flo orpnnd -as, an army.
J^oa*flo? the ablative case.
Uji^.>, J^mJL frora )t^.. or /rom the
side, lateral; ll^^ao JI^jcu^) \Z&j cross
JLct>ocu< pl. J1T rt. pa, f. a) autJwrship,
compositon, style; a treatise, book; \&>
and side toinds.
cwickod^j 4 f
tlie book he eomposed. b) Ici
h*Jl$.D and j1^o( o-rprjvla, luxury, lasci-
Uxi<xu legislation, lawgiving. 4 *
wov&ness. c) lol
ISIS adoption. d) gi^am. ajfirmation.
\&i.^o and Iso^-w pi- ) ni. (rarpaTr^s,
a satrap, governor. Jia^cufio rt. sSOflo. f. destmction, disappear-
ance.
Ji'c&^i and 3o^j pi. )T f. a satrapy.
Zoo or i+o perh. abbrev. from o-ctp. a section
iocua), Jfc rt. iDCiaj. breathing; smeUing;
kocufio J-*^ the sense ofsmell.
of a chapter.

&*> m. %^m> ILacoA^D tOOtt. smelling.

pi. l pi. rt. cU. white
rt. f.

hairs. h*+*co pl. yl^ rt. J.^^5. a stoimmer, diver.

JJdk* f. 2/j3vXXa, a sybil. U+*> ph]l^m. a shrub.
jlojxjo pi. ydsw rt. oUo. oW a#e ^L
f.
Pael conj. of ^m.
tfLop Paiel conj. of ;JLm.
7
i^i a) Pers. m. as spn. b) a kind of
jt-La pi. JL ri u. nourishment, turnour.
food, provisions.
)io^* = Jlc^Jcui ; see above.
t^*>, k^ pl. > rt. i^s^u. m. a hedge,
11^* stula, a buchet.
fence; a hindrance, obstacle, intervening space;
y*o Pael conj. of ^cuo.
a Urnit; repairing, siopping ; ,s-V>o! **^&
tlte repairing ofour ruin; h^eo o o o* u^oJl ca*5) dialect toeo^ /^5Z^.
yloa^^.\ *^ h+*s> my sins have separated me JLi m. a wtter-pipe, turmei, ditch. Cf.
from Thy graee.
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tt O K^a^* cnLdto 375

tt^j*XI|joft& or ji^ju^m silentia/rius an the Whitsunday services; Jjbcuscu u-j leyis-

official of the Byzantine court, a councillor. lation;
\^ y*Z& stirrups.
9 4
y> poor, base. dhnin. of - m. a little book,

<\,Z* JJe^xJ
a tfrac.
pi. J m. <rm\rjv, a channel,
gutter,drain,pipe^tube; duet; o*i x*X? )%**> a A p pi. jl* rt. ipaeo. f. a setting forth
J lafl fl

\$&&Zm Jl/' jj^Ta house vnth neitlier door )^oo laOftX& yxJ^L the shew-bread ; lcu.ioo
norgutters; ji^i ojaJo^li the intestines. Ui adoption ofsons; J^aiaiQj fAe enacting of
laws; ju^cuil a settling of boundaries*
l^\J& ^-i aud pi. ifn^V^ o-eXa -a$ } a
latrine, privy* Cf. JJL^Jo. jwC5fl*fiO) ]s^ rt. pojQd. assu/ned, supposed,
hypothetic; jj^aaJuao o^o icui( )JaX^ the
f. ariXlyvtop -ia, a loaf made from
lunar months are natural, noi hypothetic.
spring wheat.
o5uflp ; see under j.^^.
\Q+k\*m and *>* pi. ~. anei
J

^p ^! <reX(5wy, o-cXiSfs-j a chronological list,

V or
V pi. NftXrm or J m m.
J^^S
^ ^.

table, schedule. arjfxetov, a sign, token, point, indicaiion; Jj^pi

U+*^*, jl^** from tlie preceding. w <Ae

a 5?j7n ofwrath; w o ^l^Lc^ )Jj|ma his
words wjertf toen rfo^n ir^ shorthand; a mile-
jfer?^ o/ a colutnn or _pa^.
stone; chiromancy.
o-eXX/o*', seai, throne.

p*o imper. c
^a, U* in. Ae moon; Sin, the moon-god
of the Chaldaeans ; chem. silver.
p. | rt. cu, m. i) laying
**> kuco m. mwcZ, mire, JUh ; l&ciil \1Z&
}

dovm, setting; a) planting, transplanting ; the mire of the streets; JJIco? Jo2iL? muddy
a plantation. b) propounding; ]ljlj Joaico
springs; Jl^? U^ thefilth of sin.
the setting forth of a parohie, c) the composing,
*Xato, jV*-- ^^r2/.
settling e. g. of canons, enactment; drawing
up in writing. 2) that xvhich is laid down :
iAi*i Sinai; *XJo Jc^I Mouni Sinai; Jaao
a) a proposition, statement, symbol, creed; S? A0 wildemess of Sinai. Derivative,
^oola*ia\ jc Uk^o the foundaiimx of their
teaching; ji'ou^i? ]*jz*LLjx> writings of the K^Iaxo, J^^ 1) Sinaitic. 2) Sinite, Gen.
Fathers; ^EIa> )oo? JiaJ-ia-oi? jocJi the x. 17. 3) Chinese.
statement of the faith made at Nicea> the creed NQiAfl pi. ML. a half-drachma.
draton up ai Nicea ; Jo4l^> pj^y * ^n t ,

h^a*o9 lU> whetstone.

JIojj&^g*? WU*l whoso sets forth another
|oAaj pi. ]l^m. a) a vine-shoot. b) \lLlS>
creed. b) a portion, allowance of food. c) a
Jli?? clusters ofdates.
faggot d) position, situation, place; a reser-
voir, conduit e) gram. JLoclj? j:*LL=> the
Jl^m^i and JU^xxajS pi. Jl" f. a rota, series,
placing of points but usually ellipt ^orte, company; J4> Jl'^iui the company of tJte
vowel points, plural 2>oints; iaaZ&) just.
Joo
points written in red inh. Also l^gyrr ULZ, J&*a pi.
t >
L )C rt. ^cu. f.

p ot^tt) Ao-Ok.^ or Lcu'O^^ a prepo a) succour. b) a troop, bnd, cwnpany, choir;

With other nouns: J^/ taL and J
oj^^j uoS his retinue, his coniyanions;

pi. J* or Jlp/ yx^o the laying on of hands, ^o jwo in bands, by troops; \iJi
ordination )tLi ko v? to */m diaconate,
jlSJ^^i they went forth in one bnd; Jfci

JIcuo^? o i7^ priesthoodj consecriion of a \2uv a bnd ofmonhs.

bishop, a patriareb ; a ;*rayer aii ai *Ae c<m- ft^*)^xjao rt. "^wCiao. adv. in troops, in corn-
secration of Ujoj^ pjj pl
a bisbop ; 4
I* panxes.
hneeling, a genufiexion; the name of one of &ASB, \$&m mZ.!
pi. t iu. a sivord, a blade;
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376 ai-icoj
,A
p r
\i9iHfk\> o*2ufio his destroying swordj JIclsd nailed. Derivative*, Jascu, Joaxo, Jl^aco,

J^ao? death by the sword.

2u,co rt, a*. ni. slaughter, destruction. ^1, \x> pl.JiL rt. *&. m. a) mcZ, bound,
)oilAQ alS0 J^AfO, ) }>2u.QS ,
]kx&A, ] (o*&*Xtt &c. Urnit, extreme; with a^ or^ja*, <o 6e at an
ar^nta, cutile-fish, sqxiid; also a ZomcZ of crab; end, befinished; JJ*~ jiuiv*? j l'cu of extreme

also sea-foam.
9 L * innumerable; o is^C l^w? V>f^> /^ Aas
\ m. a) diinin. of JJ. a sww*M sivord-
nothing at all. b) sum, sum ming-nj>, total; f

blade. b) a-ttp&v, a waterspout, a tempest;

u04<iU9 ^a^o the sum of his years; 05 Is.-*;W
a trough betwem mrging bittoivs.
o$ngnr> ^icijj^ f //i6 <3?c?
7

q/ *Ae matter in its

ja&^r chaff.
summing up. With preps. and ellipt. M^o,
Jlo^oo rt. jaaflo. m. breathing. J^io and kio m sliort, briejly ) etcetera;
uaoaj>afl> pi. c$J.wb or cu**_ si ca viu s, f ),n.m\ ^0 ^Ae point thai . . . , ^0 5-wcA an
cm assassin, bandit.
{94
extreme; o^i.x> & the ivhole, entire, )%*Z2&
pi. )._ m. (njK&pa,
o-ty amounly com- 6&o tio the enlire city; js**fc o> cAa^
putation, era ; metre; Teu omJb^, aceording ciaflD j i/i^ (/a^e themselves over entirely to

to theGrecian era; )^j^? Jic&x^&f v&sxJk^. tvil; o&& ^o ^*^ix exceedingly, transcen-

dating from the Ilejra. Deeivatives, verb dently. ^ and *& y not at all, by no means,
p-a.o. Uuscuo, jjocuA-dp, kw4 ntv.o, aftJsOj in no ivise, ever, nevery )o)Ci..N^ +l>+i axo m
)oo> I^oa^C ive made no mention at all of this
name ; l( ^
*+0 U he ivould in no tvise

the Hebrew shekel; -Ji %afcs mQ&A*S>

obey; y& oj a^ \1^jlj f wo i\d without
JYej a shekel vjeighs two draclirnas. Cf. JLc&o^.
changing colour at all; Jtf *% ^ *w>* ^
ttwy z6-a?/ 3 entirely not; *+&> ^? un&riding, end-
^j,a*flo or tQ^^OAis secretum, the em-
lesSy innumerable, never-ceasing,
peror's or patriarch's privy chamber.
\jQ Pael uaro towaitfor, lookfor, expect;
+JSo>j Ji^i French sire, sir. Por i see lao. to lie in wait; jfJ^X |ocJ!x u^. oL 4(;az<
JJd or *flDi.*io pi. ]**., *ooui in. a) vetp, /or 2e &7Z thefeast; cl^ax\ sJ^aa^o 00*^-0
a cord, twist, plait, line; a smoli chain, chain ZZ ^/tey w&o i&afj m i?fi hope; \,s^* ]A^^o
armour; a tiong, shoe-lace; the thread of a \J>J)^ the evil man lies in wait for the
loom; j^Ai ^o*^ weave a plait; ^^Ad righteous. Ethpa. ^o^jx>r to be awaited,

OOOJ ^?-m $ly rtro caught in the toils; expected; yOoOJ *+o&cd{ Jjf *L he was vexed
jo$^f ^^j cords of sin. b) picJded fish. that he had not been waited for; ^.a.1o)

c)fine dust, d) afine web. ^ao^mixj the things expected; joo* \B

**0 pi. uaaoJ^^Ait), lxui^ iisuully f.

l*j&9 Joojf evening was drawing near ; \
a siren ; a singing-bird ; a screech-oiol
2cip^v, IjD^Tnfv^ f 60* a-ooj Christ is Ne who is looked
a demon shaped like a woman and preying on for. Derivatives, iooio, ii^A^. {uUd&vxoo,

the dead.

yi afi**A, J*JL*ad m. frtpiK6v -ca, minium, red \JB>. *%& pl. of JtAaih

lead, a red pigment. Is^Xj rt. uis, adv. generally, in entirety*

pi. of ]IJb. Ji^CLiflo pL J* m. a money-ehanger.

Pers, arsenic. JjaOAD^ wu^c&tfiD pL fcfioJJoaflD usually Sa/*
* ^
Pael
L4QJ to ttat'Z, fix nails in; \&% "XM> scAooZy u^cu^aD ^a a school-fellow.

LL ^lomxit tableta nailed on tJie watt. ^cika>, Jl^iJL, and cS^d/ a scholar; f. a
Ethpa. aO^j/ io 6e nailed, held with nails; AmcZ ofhyrrm.

w^S^Jo p/ y&Bj&m ?ny hands andfeetwere va^a^, Si, and Sf pl ^oi,

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nS^Aa-w 377 &J

I^jSjp m. (r^oXiop, a scholion, note> cornment, mistake; ]l yT^am^ +j} ty

letanyonenot
gloss; enligktenrnent ; f
Js**=>? yo^oaao mistake iflie read. trans. c) to offend, cause to

note on Genesis iv. 7. fall; to be offensive^ injure with o ; ^aao/ * (

*cu#( a e/ iAy brother have done thee urong.

LL^q& pl. m. laborious.
Ethtaph. io fo comniUted as a sin, a trans-
}iL Im^ ^^ j SJldaas, S^rura, rn,\ncio,
gression. Derivative s, JLao^as, J^^-ocu,
usa&^tt^fe;! pl. 11. and CL gu^ tt^ 01 ^ "*
'

m. o-^oXaorwoV, a scliolar, a schoolmaster ;

a pleader, advocate, U^ay, )lai^auift3 jlai^am, U^a^&o,
jLy^l/v^^fYftft f. advocateship.

JXcxa ? JjJ^aaao, jjo rt.^oao.'umfer- "^ocd or^sax, Jl^i, %\toff* pl. ni.
^, J'

standing, intelligent, prudent, capabh ; Jj pl. f. ^L 3

jlill. rt,^a,tt. stupid^ foolish, void

JJsXaa^ without understanding. of tmderstanding ; a foolish person, fool;

JLi^a )izi^ a foolish man; t*4 ^.5? l^. ^Ano
^jjfc^aaas rt.^Aflo. adv. inielligently.
j? it isfooluh to suppose this.
jlcu&^oaaj rt. %a-w. f. understanding >
JLa^o rfc.^axo. ni. stupidity.
tnielligence.

^Jji^a ^ajaa. adv. stupidly> foolisUy

J^oc&0 = ji^coa^o and J^aaco.
rt.

>
3
jiqNnty pl. Jlc rt.%Aoo. f-folly,
qo Pael conj, of Jaao.
transgressicn, evil-doing, offence; cu\fl cct JjJ>

Utt rt. *cu. last, final. innocent, innocently; Jll^i )ln Snm wawi
ll'u+w m. pl. o*xe8apta, memoranda tableta. o/ reason, senselessness} folly.
Ti P"

i-LoJo pl. JlL. rarely Ji f. a m/e, dagger. denom. verb Pael conj. from
o-xwa. a) to form, sliape, draw, delineate;
a&al*{x>, uai^iQ, t O XA^flo ni. aj cr^tt/o? op,
fcjjjfr&pj jcs&ArO the figure %oe have drawn out
mastich, the mastick-tree, pistacia lenti&cus. b)
pass. part. figured, formed, shaped; \ JJooi
axoPoi9 an aromatic rush.
i.^ojyt'o aw -imformed mind, b) to transform,
jto^fcfluflft rt. pjp, f- stopping the ears, put on pretend assume;
y y to attribute; jij
shutting the window. J*J( yfc-a^Ofcj* ^,^fl,.n my tvolves assvming

^D act. part."^aiD. to fo stupid or foolish, lambs garments. Ethpa, x^Bj^mf a) to

to act foolishly, stupidly, Ethfe, io be known, be fornied, conformed, take shape or form;

understood; ^^m^ U;^o i/te otisl^i ^ jicua*?)? jiajLafta ^&o^ax assuming the

Zortl s known by His creation. PAEL'^ai form of angels of righteousness ; fia |j*3
a) to make to understand, explain with % jid fcCccu j pig-iron. b) to feign, pretend, deceive;

to advise; to signify; }Jot JojZ JJo^^ax

make this man to understand this vision; scr2>tures. Deeivatves, ^a^acup, Jloxia^^s,
xLhr ^flftJs ]j-& wJiat is the meaning of tJie
name? \ai *i being admonished. b) to probable root of following. Maphbl
make fuolish or stupid, Ethpa, to inspect, to make poor> to weaken, reduce to
y
consider closely ; to be capable, understanding ; povertyt pretend to be poor often opp. il^./
to understand, perceive, recognize; ^ii&aaio to enrich, give oneself out as rich; 9 o \1^
pj=eC my servant deals wisely; ttt.\al&oaJ JJ* >&x&o ^amvfc . v* the Lord maketh poor and
OoaiIs /e#i <Aey shoxdd perceive in tkeir 7iiaketh rich; 0^ 5 ^t^vio usJJ^o/* He
Mart; *j&{? *> ^J>%a>{ \ they did not tmptiedHwiself and made Himself poor.
understand what he said; ^&tt& JJj sense- Ethmaphal *aj^l( to grota poor or weak;
less. Aph. '"^AaD^intrans. a) to act foolishly to be imjwverisied, impaired, deprived of;
or perversely, to play thefool. b) to go astray, 2 y * y
i{ J*oL the rich were im-
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Aph. *\co(to reject, refuse, abhor, cast away,

*oHe who makes all rich suffers no diminu- despise; \2Lz qJ\flo(> ^j^o f7^ stone which the
tion; &m^olf J|*o the measure is lessmed. builders refused; k^<^)im^> ^ ip^ TAow dosi
Derivatives, ia^a, M'^ffl^ )loiftffVl ? not des2)ise aughL Pass. part. ,v ama
x
]j&s sm c s despised, rejected, reprobate, profane;

!UImj& rt. wOc. sv.finally.

an abomnation; ixixLL k~* \*^Lm*0 rejected
s
amongst nations; \.m.rfc J-^j'cL ^/^
^ftm Pers. oxymel, a mixture of vine.gar ^AQcnifco2)
tlts |>i.

liewn dotvn as worthless shoots;

and honey.
U^axSb )^po) an abominable marriage .e.
MXcaa, J1^-m rt, yaso. final; Juinm J^b? . within prohibit ed degrees. Ethtaph. uJS^ilf
&3 extr&miiies. to 66 rejected. Debivatives, kJJaj or ja^cu,
Jicuj^x rt. ^aao. f. conclusion; Icularo
pXcu*. the final conclusion.

part. ~fio,

fiii
fut. iaamJ,
)', )t.

up> block as i*o/ the way,

act. part.

to s/m, rtqp;
du, Joj, pass.
fo <op

J^a^i a
p,
IU
eoni. gen.
and ji,
a bashet.
j^i pi. ^ JUib, JjSi

qmng, Jl*J a vaZfcy, Jjscab tAe mouth, Jfc^JoL jlooj |t^- %^&Jd f. /ie Jac AazV.
a breach, ULiZ tJie door; i^aoc^ icta ^wf Jix, )l^tt f. a) sea-weed, sedge. b) tree
2/o^r- mouth; ^jio, \&JL> faears stopped liclien.

wiih wax; }hJi *'i&> ^sLa^j stones set

/*
]L, ^msjloo &c; see coUcua.
in the entrances of tombs. Ethpe. 40]^
f. otKlyviov, winter icheat, fine
to be shut, stopped, repaired, silenced
; ^JSj/ wheaten fiourt
Ood& it was shut in their faces; Uo&W
\&-o Zion was * ffl,^\ g denom. verb Palpel conj. from
fl
tihni. Pa. ; to shut up
closely, to shut up, block or stop
avWoyta-fis. to arrange words, compose, unite.
especially of
the ears and mouth.
Ethpalp. ^ml^^IsW* to be arranged, com-
EUipt. woji)^ oJL
they shut the door -upon him, bolted
posed. DERiYATiVESjim^^OttJtcua^ia,
htm in.
Aho to set close togetlter ; to fence off.
Etbpa. &%mTto be stopped, shut fast, barred }^o or iJ^m m. a column of writing.
in. Derivatives, J^cu, )U f
^^ j

ta2>kro f. a quail.
y
^" f
ff

\{*Zo pi.
y oXi
rt. ta*o. f. a round shield, the city Seleucia.
a bucder, target.
McL^tt <m infiabitant of Seleucia.
Jtax pi. J rt. ^x. m. a stopping, stoppage,
obstacle, interposition ;
]&&&L l mountain dialect. &? <woise.
esp. an obstruction in
the liver ; a barrier, dam, mole. ^ocOvao pi. IZ. rt. *oifcflo. m. one who mounts
up, ascends.
\\U*> pi. *a, J
pole, stake, nail, wedge, splinter;
rt.
^ f. a pin, peg,
usodDG^, asooaojii or ^cu>JU Selmcus
JJjjif j iron
king of Syria 3 1 1 b. c, from whose
teetk, stakes or nails; \$'& }*1& a
ploughshare reign the
Greek chronoogy is dated.
often ellipt. ; H^l J&u some part of a die
for ooining. Jl5c or ^Soa Seleucia the name of
various cities.
jjiso pass. part. \eo, Jl^& but cf. * below.
to despise, reject. Ethpb. s^^aof to be re-
Uiaiu an inhabitant of Seleucia.
jected, throum away; [1& +.}" .ot^^-mj f*
m *v y
)9 fla ^
B ffwnw -5a, turdus sehucus,
a bird
-t^iioo </i<3y saZZ Je rejected as water that only found near Seleucia.
is powred away. Pael u\a> io reject (rare). )!'- * (rtXoupop, o riverjah.
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)i,\m pi. iH m. ajlint. up by the walls. Aph. &m} a) tomake ascend,
raise, bring up, take up, to bring up from the
\*\ (%*&) rt. ho. m. a draught-howe,
latrine.
dead cf. )>^; Jic U^ Am? JIal )L*~
a smoothpath leading up io the heights; &J&W
^An SeUucia on the
j iA ittj
Tigris, the capital of Parthia, almost always
or *ai&a
ujfcSu ^cu* ^
Thou hast brought up my
soul from Sheol; jiicuvX MJ^ |XLaX?
o^a>wXo S jinN-ir Seleucia-Gtesiphon.
lQ At o&* that He might raise human natu/re
ffiL&flft <& d/rain, sewer.
to His weatih. b) to lift up, puii out of the

J&& rt, |U. f. refuse,fUtk water, out of a pit; ji oSoN JI& 6t<&uo(
ttS&flp = ^^m and a^Xqo Seleucia. the waters lifted up the arh. c) to lift up,

]l * *Z^ZZ> and S))|h^ f. traXa/zai'Spa, &<? ofer up sacrifice, incense, praise, prayer. d)
e) to bring up = vomit,
i

salamander. to erecL f) to puii

|n Vj \ a> and t/M^^ athmov, an audience up )i& &

by the roots. g) to raise a levy,
uOm& tributaries.
topay tax, tribute; ]l'iJ^S>
mth the emperor. emboss,
h) to do raised worlc, carve in relief,
\V&S; seeSoC&i. overlay; )-ao*j? Jl>Op> v^m^) embossed vrith
a pi. * S\* a coin, - a sliekeh
gold ornament, i) io distil, sublimate; Jl&
Ar. a husband's brother, )l& \m a \A<^& distilled water. Idioms : U^Zs> to bring
?**
kusband's sister; cf, j^al and J^js pxmishment on tJie Jiead of any oue ; *- Z^. to
p .**

fut. i^f^y imper. ^oro, infin. cause to succeed; with "% to aitribute; %-^
act. part. o*& !&*, part. adj. ^^ and )JJ>
,
^^1 \k& to bring to mind, caii to mind;
^^
3

irreg. verb dropping the Lomad after aL* to suggest a thought. Ethxaph.
a prefix, is coujugated like a & verb. a) to go ll^^used as pass. of Peal to be ascended.

up, ascmd opp. &Jj ; Jla*o*. -Lii ^ a) ^;e go Deeivatives, iixoo/, JuxikOjD, Uo^w, ^iU,
up to the temple; **& uJJ ua^i ke went
up towards Bgypt ; )>oiX *&o He ascended
into heaven. b) to go io war esp. with
>
V |.fi\m m. beet, beeiroot.

against. c) to embark, disembark e.g. with up in

JuO^m rt. >siS,ce>. m. the lifting the
jfclum^, with \2bTlS* from the ship. air; winnowing of corn.
d) to arise, rise up, ascmd as the dawn, snioke,
JIabki m. excuse, apology.
flame ; as a spring, a flood, a storm. e) to rise

up, mount up as a sacrifice = to be offered. J&^, Jlslv^, JU !^^ ; see JU and JU.
as a building, to grota taller as a
m. a drug, medicine,
tu, \jsL& pi. la&ajLflp
f) to rise

amount to; to mount remedy, poison pigment; \ao+so \,l ^c\^et>

tree. g) arith, to remlt, 3

up, rise as a number, a price, h) to come oui, compound medicines ; |.l.Naj!g,no t+JiktL preparers
remlt from casting lots, to fall io one's lot. of drugs, sorcerers ; )!* imd medicine of Ufe
Idioms turn oui of the colour, be of often said of our Lord; Ji*cu& ywo a fatal
: U&s^> to

the same colour; oul\ to corne into efect, to drug, poison; otl*p( ^m^ he put him to

succeed, prevail; JLi ^ *a^ ^& **

to corne death wiih poison ; JL'cL& ^aftao osx*<(he gave

into the mind, to mind;

come to
Tt
him deadly poison to drink; \k\ ^nrv *i? J^ir
his race arose from, had origin from Mi Ur^.^c a painter who paints with various
fi > his soul ascended = he died. pigments. Derivatives, verbs
act. going up to war; ui^cc pass. and yu{, ^flvx)qj&,
offered up; distilled. Pa. -ft&flp fo lift up Ik^OPuSOflO, ^,LX\X3tY> ?
loOCiV^fn^O, JjL^XfiCOO,

with the winnowing-fan. EmPA. A&&/

a) to be totem up, lifted up; ^ *cao/ Names of medicinal herbs :

\To^. our Lord was tahen up from us. b) to \L^L x>Jx> gentian. [A.J& yt plantam.
go up, ascend ; \j\& qjx^^m>{ tliey climbed \J& jx> also ^il yJ*> or ^il viip dragan's

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blood, the thickened juice or resin of various

j^jalgo pi. ) m. a leader of ifte blind.
plants, tbat of Calamus Draco has styptic
]1^om> pi. J* ra. a fox.
qualities, another kind is from the tree Dra-
caena Draco. ]it^tx> m. beetroot.
\ll J^i dogs dung.
U*n, u^oro fut. Jjttaaj, pre, part. \jux>
m^-a m. a small bladder, inflated skin.
t

cf. J.. to be blind; \u> jicnea*? )?^x w<r

l- rt. locLflo, m. halima, limvina.
^
the owl whieh is blind in the light. Pael ^w
t
-oft h. (rtfiidaXi?, thefinest wlieatenjlour,
to&fio to blind, put out the eyes, deprive of
a meat offering Lev. ii. i, 3and passira;
sight; uoqj fco oiL& fc he put out his eyes; Kocuo j ^xiff) the mel offering and drink
**\y*^L Jo>dL> e^oaj % light blinded his offering; J^oaxo? UL^Lfine white bread.
sight. Ethpa. s*Jg%j* to become blind, lose
ihesight, bemaimed. disabled; }oA:> ****] ?*
J^ jflft , Ji'j^oiflo adj. offinefiour; Jt^5^
JlJoQ^oj'??^ wAefe loaves.
wj'o^jj my eyes wre blinded with v:eeping,
and became dim; JofcJ jfcl^l Jl&U:* JJ
jicu^cu rt. j*xco. f. blindness.
fec^atJo lei Mm not be stupe/led and disabled b^xLcD the ichneiirnon.
by many terrors. Aph. voLa^ta deprive of
jrcuwao rt. ^Djao. f. gram. addition, an
one eye; to halt; eLV* -So joo U&joJd
accessory proposition.
Jacob halted upon his thigh. Demvatives
Iv^o op from j^, ^ao. poisoned, dtyped in
pQzson as arrows.
tf - 1
ka, Uai, Jklo pi. m. ^Le, \Lk> fui ^ ',
act. part. y&a, ).:

f. Joa rt. U*d. blind; dark, concealed; pass. part. ^oSj, ii, J)^. a) o stoy, sustam;
Ma*> *o joo *A7
bom blind; \~ fo ras
n
l with bread, J ; w ls j^A *we/ -aacu
J^.cw yl'blind as a mole; &i JL K^iv ^a^. (NXim yowr Aear = re/resA yourself
>*o joo a Wm<2 wm ^as sitting by the with food. b) to uphold, support;
wayside %%;
spiritually blind; J-ooii
kJjiio? ^.^^ ^ey ^
^e
shore up;
uj)holds creation.
)& %f
^ >} jLj^ the power wUch
to prop,

Jj^ concealed c) to rest the hand on the

members. head of a victim ; *+* % w ^/ y^uJ
uaojoam vaiipvKt], sambuca, a three-cor-
oIso*ja he shatt lay his hand upon the head
nered stringed instrument. of his oblation. d) to lean, support oneself,

*aa> to bhssom, put forth blossoms. rest against or on ; to press heavily with o, ^.
ti > ,
]f*-so pi. ^, rt. ijjscu. *fc
or "^j y^a o^aj ^aeifio he rested himself
bhssom or against
young shoots of the vine, tendrils, vine-buds. a corner of the wall and slept

)i'otJux> rt. jfidao. f. the budding or bhssom- famine pressed upon the city. e) to rectine at
ing of the vine.
table; ^o-ao J> as he sat at table;
k>o-j, J_- r t. yjcuj,,. a stay,
fio
support, I&Zjo before the guests.
f) to lean over;
supporter; wlo^Jocf Jic*<i
6?0 Support it tottered to its fli.
of my weahness. tolean away, leave; I& ^Lao
g) Jftoi*.
Jcxxi, J^x m
pi, j* . mustela Scythica, ^."^Jio his richespassed awayfrom to Mm . .

the sabie. h) to touch as a ship the land, to

reach, arrive at
lfoxu from foao^. adj, sa&&. P or *> ww at a eoncusion ; l&s> ?*
eo ^f &a
\jUa that the ship may reach the haven;
iiaa&tt wjo^u or uj**asx> eome
i

amphibious animal.
Qaja ti*y arrived at the mandra;
^- te*)} ^Aw9, J^,^ until they r*** **-
& *. *

s- t 4
m. o-fivpva, myrrh.
landofUfe. i) to dash or beat against ;
a*J9cuaa o-ftvpvfov, a knd of parsley re-
pembing myrrh. A fcme* 0/^ Zarf ; j^jj) .^^ jj
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rain did not beat upon the earth. Pass. part. jLift f. the left, left hand opp. jioSI the

^Lm ^ U*^oI ^ on ^
1

upheld, supported; firm, established, steadfast; right hand;

1 -** JJ wnstable; depending front a letter, *?%, on Ae fe/ ^ the thief crucified
j,- )bofr>

beginmng with one letter, as several verses; on tiie 7^ of our Lord. Constantly used with

lying at table, see e> Ethpe. y&k*o( a) to reference to Matt. xxv. 33 sqq. qfthose on the

rest, recline esp. at tabiet .ob*^> )aJ/ >^Lv. %vrong side, the enemies of the Lord, emis !;=>
oaj^^aaJ? ?na^ ifo?n aZZ mf down. b) to JLaaj Jlo the voice saying, depart ye to the

support oneself, lean on with ^A-, to rely left ; Jii ^i^ J

c* devils belonging to the lefi

upon; **k*W )tl&** ^-& 7w Zeani o^ Im hand; oIol^r 009 \\*&a> ydi his conflict is

toj^; c) to be supported, propped up ; ^o ^d ( with evil. Derivatives, s-U-'

JlsW ^ k*^> t**

^ e #w2 of the beam was
supported by the watt; gram, to depend on, ^Jjbott from )l,v\ft>. adv. on the left.

be connected with. Pa, ajoid to uplwld, sup- * *

\Lxai, J^Ca^ a) left, on the left side
port
*>ViL^oi
step by
Thou
step,

hast upheld
continuously
my
;

steps;
fc^a-scu

)^IS^/
r jt^ ^ vi m the left wing of an army. 6) un-
luchy, unfavourable, inauspicious. c) wrong,

gracious woman upholds the honour of her

li p sim [ ^i^^? ^3
^ il &Z yi*o& wrong. all
his actions whether right or
fmsband. Ethpa, %f&lsa>{ a) to lean on with
"^Jw of the pers.; to rely on. b) to be jirmly JL'cuiLs^M frora Jbott. f. the being on the
left side.
Imit, hold fast togeiher. c) to be swpported,
sustained. d) to depend on a letter, begin t
denoin. verb Pael conj. from tt,
with the same letter as verses. Aph. .>**/* kcu, part, \Jx&Jk&>,
-Jl y*
j^.^m^ to poison;
to make recline or sit down; to prop itp, \M poisoned darts. Ethpa,
support; to inspire confidmce. Deriyatives, yxJD$L&( io be poisoned, die by poison. Palpel
pnrv^nm io give medicine, heal, cure. Ethpalp.
jxrj%s^^JCf( to tahe medicine. Aph. *j/* to
f . 9 give jwison.
p. ~HL, ) rt. yjtfxco. m, a prop,
9 $
pillar, support, sooket; a supporter, upiolder; from jx, \zcJ*. m. lamp-blach, used
te? h^Zi -*^cui *$L ttoo supports or sockets for ink.

vmder each board; j^LSi \lio \& <r the ) ^ ^ Ni^tY from yuo, Jj^>. f, a poisonous
staff of the bruised reed; metaph. \A >t% lizard*
]**?a pillar of the Chwrch; gram. an accent jllffijtfur pi. of jp, \Jico.
under the word marlnng that the voice is 59 s
from <jxjx> UcJo, medicinal,
to be sustained. 3

sediment of flour.
H^cn pi. *l*, JL. rt. ^D. m. a) stability.
b) a couchy seat, cushion, place at table;
) S mNX flp pi. Y i^omegranate rind.
a 71 y
banquet, feast, company; U^fiup fc** a fom- yrn^no ; see under
queting-room ; \4\c* ++% the ruler 'the feast,
of ) ;nr>N^m m. a broker, agent.
aJso the chief place; ){lxx^=> JiLxu *** i/ie t flo. H&flp m. wild ihyme or mint.
r
chief 2>lace at feasts ; }>* c6< c** )
9 $
v
^ rr ^g-xJo to make pale or thin, to emaciatc.
or fcl * n^no ^^^ aa Wflfe tfAem *< <&>w?n ^ Ethpa. ^iaol^r to be emaciated, to lead
companies, in rows ; JMm ui^ tafo /*y an ascetic Deeivatives,
life. JLsoo
pfece a* thefeast; \j o > U a # ^
company looked at Mm*
W-Syr. iijo, fut. tOrtvttvX, aci part.
upojnvinfl ra. shoemaker*s paste, ghm. -n 9

m
fQvim to 6e rec?, &*rn red! intrans. as
.

rt. ^flu Semkath, name of the the sky or heavenly bodies with disease or
;

letter *, * r
chemical change ; of the face. Pa.
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* V
to redden, tv/rn red trans. ? )i ji^Jlta, Jti^L|a> also spelt without the
(aojj ane wfo'cA makes the countenance Alep or with Yodh, )t^I, m.
$
pi. J* l ff
fiushed. Ethpa. A&tUmf* to become red. crvjfjyopos, an advocate, defen&er ; )qo*j yaAt
Aph. *um ( Io make red, dye red, make to **9i\** ]^J^ let Thy cross be an advocate
r
blush; )*cu* Jjji y/ juLi & w redJ-
gffe for us.
hot as tron va the fire; metaph. .^ m ^
i^c^Jleo avvYjyopta, f. advocacy, pleading;
Jo*^^ dyed scarlet in sin. Derivatives, a defence; with jLsw to plead.

)i]Xxo, \to\juso another apel

, ]1 ; o , ?ft flp rc?<2; ruddy, red-haired.
jioU ; see JLaLao and J
denom. verb from w' y nr.
J^Jao rt. a-iflo. m. introducing.
Esthaph. -duotfcmFto be red of the face
or hair. }l\2> pi. )]rJ^> rt. jjuo. f. hatreds enmity;
)J( Im-ad katred between brethren; 1)JL
from w; Q\a.p. f. ruddiness.
Jlxaio/ ill-will towards strangers, inhospitality;
rt. jxaoco. f. a red sea-weed.
y * Jtajj iltt 02>2>osition or contrary naiure of
j; .
and upQ^pft. ftt a^ emerald,
, r # fire towards wax.
offcener ] I, 5Jf or 3u/.
^cL^iao or^aso^j Pers. the resinous eover-
; see under jpu, J^qj.
ing of tJie cedar fruit or perhaps tlie slieath
a> imper. of
^aco to s&mw, filter, clarify,
the betel-nuL
2>urge ; \1& cU& ycSao strin away the tvater
im denom. verb from J^Uxd. Ethpal.
from tlie preparation. Part. adj. ^Sm, }Uuo
( to have ones cause pleaded, to be
refined, purified, pure esp. of gold,
interceded for.
Uao fut. tfm, imper. vi, act part. Um,
pass. part. \Xm, ]uo, JfcLL. to /utfe
jiji ; see Ji^JIm.
ttm,

tW *** ^-Lfl0 ^S*y Aafed rne without ^oo Pers. m. a case, coffer^ casket.
71 P p'
a cause; J e?/ Aafe W0,;
-a t
**?* m. o-vfa;, cinnabar9 a bright red
we hate. jrigment.
Part. adj. hateful, detestable, odious, foul,
bad, ugly; \lm\ y>*& miything impious; [Im
JIU or JII pi. | m. <rdv8a\.ov, a sandal.
Ji^j^ m. a sandal-maker,
UiZ ugly; ]&L }&mUj& a/<raZ tlioitght;
h*xm jfi oftener j^jf. santalum, scmdal-wood.
JLfl2> J*^ fo cafeZ ow^ wrfiA a terrible cry.
PI. f. emph. JksJLflo^/bw? deeds, vices, cri?nes. ugiJ^i, w^^jjjj,, Jojjju, uo>oa> &c.
o-aj/Sapn^^, sandarach, red mlplmret
Erars. uJl^rand Ethpa. JS^mpo be of arsenic.
Itated; to be disfigured; to be faulty of metre. ^'jxco seerf o/ garden rue, peganum kar-
Aph. uloffo rn<&r odious; to disfigure. mala, possessing narcotic properties.
Ethpau. wJcuVW to be an object ofhatred. yO*>Uo awidpiop, assembage, council.
Derivatives, JjJU, JJoj, JUU, Jljo^o,
%a>icUo, *aeo*oa, and i*oojcuo<Has; see
Hau, jUu*>, U, JU*>, ks.U, jUUx
or jlcuijas.
)]<&, JiciuS, aleo written J^)o, }Uk&
]lm, ^1
m. a busk, thorn, bramble; \i&
vi. Ufls. odious, detestable ; a hated person.
\*xm& )+&} a fire blazing in a bush; Un *>$>
\9\ v
mOa from the thorn
sprcmg a rose; \*&m tyaxm or \%*i rt. ^ju. m. beardhss.

f the wild-rose, dog-thom. J^cli m. a large-meshed sieve.

Jmjo pi. J)Jjqo rt. ]jm. a hater, enemy, J&Jau pi. jj^ f. a) a swffloto. b) a
adversary, drops one Alep before snffixes tortoise. c) an arch or AoZJow. d) a bat.
and the other quiesces, *U& my enemy, e) themiddlepart of the
pi, breast.
f) ji^? the
*
Uj wy enerntes; ^JIco owr enemies; f. pi.
Usser ribs, the abdomen. *

rjxxo </i^y iAa^ Aato thee. Jcu, Jt'jaii f. a ca, a *7d ca<.
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)tu, }&&m or )L't&im pi. Jt" t a) the j*L$ in need ofmercy; Jjxjuido UoAao i/w
crown of the head. b)a head-covering, head- ^oor awc needy. Etbpe. >aJVW io wedf,
bavd, cap, MmeL Deeivative, verb wk-W sicm<# tn nee< with ; <o Jind it necessary, %
see ua* be obliged; to become needy, suffer want.
Ethpa. AjJ^flo/ to be in great need; to find it
JLojud and lloxtt rt. Jjj. f. hate, hatred.
indispensabil, be compeUed* Aphel %&la>(
yuc m. pestilente.
to cause to be in need, make to need; to con-
V* fo sAa&?, gWver. Pael ^Jj to be beard- strin, cowpel. Deeivatives, |, i . ci .j cu,
less; )Lmx beardless,
part. having a scanty
beard; metaph, U ^y> &J }* a mountain bare r r
Pael
nod or shdke the head. to
oftrees. Deeivatives, )^clx*>, l^io.
Ethpa. J^rdenom. verb from JLiaii. to
tf fcAia <nrt8rjs, ra <rtrcbSi?, a morning meal
put on a helmet.
of wheaten food.
}>4ftt or )^}4flo m. a peak, mmrnit of a
io^L m. a senator.
motmtam.
JiVi<^ku f. i7# hump of a camei, buffalo, &c. P 9
)kOju& m. afine white loaf
IZjJo emph. etate of |L a hush.
act. part. 4mJj^> to gnaw, fret. Pa.
** r
jJJXce, jlJ^Xfio pi. m. *_* LJLco, JjJuux. pi. f.
to gnaw as a worm, Deeivatives,
ly^Juap rt. \xo. detested, hated, hateful, odious;

Jo&Jl **&! hateful to God or haters ofGod; \mm m. tr^acros, a period of time.
)qL^ DlLs )X&.\kjL& arrogance hateful to
\jxJb or |AS m. a vault; the stars of the
God.
MiTky Way.
%Z\iim rt. j-LoD. adv. detestabil/, odiously.
jmcp rt. ua. com. gen, a moih, maggot,
jLcui and ]Loj*jj rt. U. f. hatred,
worm; rottenness, decay.
aversion; odiousness} detestabilily ; bad eon-
jjd^fftffl Pers. subst. vermillion, shy-blue
dition or life, viciousness, raseality; odious
or blue-black.
aspect or sound, ugliness, hideouaness.
9 r
ty+las rt. ^Lo. m, propolis, beed glue with JJjct^sLM adj. o/^e colour of ti

which they close the entranee to the hive. oj^^tttt ; see under jXiJl^saa.
iO^jud m. mixture, intermingling.
] ^.iaeLQo pi. J m. at'i&Tpov, a ratile.

jio^*Ico same as jlojci^u*

f>^gUMD Pers. possession by &ml spirits, UI-
*loo, U~3jx> ; see verb . ness resulting from the same.

} io culm rt. lJLae. f. need necessity; poverty,

} Jk^acu; see J]&x>Jco.
wanty indigence.
Jjkao fut. I^^ fl flj, act. part. Ju&d. o assail,
fdt. & ftiffli fo introduce, inject, Pael assault, fli suddenly on; to act with boldness
71 P"

io 6 prompt in action, diligent; to loop or premmptim, to attemjti, to dare, presume

up, gird up clothes. Deeivatives, j^ja^o, against with^i; o JL&p UL^^. wild
beasts dared! io attack the Uving; *X ^m al
IJc^jum m. pi. biUows, surges. wew ewfo come suddenly; d^iuo o&
)fcsjiI5

^3/ ^arec? io toifce; "% ^bo o y*^^^ ^r^-

jxlqd Pe al only part. &*2co, Jw, )s- with
sumptuously transgressed the custoin of the
? or ^ and a followng verb, with
<

% and
a substantive, Chnrch. Pael uSi io embolden. Deeiva-
to need, have needi be in need;
as adj. in need, needy, indigent; &.S& Jj/*
j ?
>. ai
-*Ls,ir^2>? JJ/ / have need to be baplized of If^Ko or ly.Stfi a thicklj branching tree
TJiee; JL&Joo JJ we have no need; bearing round blossoms.
wcifcsJf fo mwsi Tfcmfo be botmd; JJm pi. J'" f. cyperus, a hind of rush with
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fragrant roots; tlie root of the same, the kead for his fioch; Js*/" fcs*a -^.oo visit ing the
of a rush or of garlic.

Jjcl^j perhaps dung, Thou didst choose to Iieal the nations of their
Jycil^, Jl' rt. i^i, a) eficient, efectuai, diseascs. Eccles. to visit, hold a visitation.
with ineffectual; a maker, b) to do, deal, commity act, effect, perform;
JJ doer, worker, one
who brings about; Jo^Uf J>g!*j the Word is
to treat; to exact; Jliy* ^Z^m? who deal
the efficimt power of God; k^cu** Jldi^j destruction; AxL) jla&^o icwaj let tcs treat

ha c> v one who practises Iove of the poor. also of the irregular words; witli )JLfO? to

b) an overseer, director, curator, esp, ecoles. make a wa,y; kcu. iu> a creditor; Jm
]y^L workers of mirades;
a periodeuta, chorepiscopus, visitor, %^, 'Jb> a well-
doer, a benefactor ; J^. ;*5Lf )*^X an action
h^Uc^A rt. Hkco. adv. actuatty.
done by me. Ethpe. l^j/*a) to be mustered
JloJoj^oD p], ji *
rt. ^uao. f. a) doing, opera-
for war; to be examined, inspected; ;S.Vjxu
tion, action, transaction; bnsiness, practice;
^>^d let search be made in tlie records. b) to
Jlc i .
* a, 5 ioictsjD evil-doing; j&s^ lo*9<x*Js
be done, worked, performed; also act. to work,
or Ji'a^ well-doivgj JlT^ff loWvii effect; ^a ,-i.J^axioj o^w His iwwer which
mirace working ; Jlotco^o JuFoJr ^eor?/
worketh in us. c) to be, kappen, come to pass;
a?w2 practice; Jio'yciNm- *Wee<23 aetually.
^^.^aor? Jj Jtl*aA^o | this cannot be; o
V) care, mpervision, visitation; JioW^x lr^.^ro/ oia*i yj.\\ wMch came to pass
according propUcy of the saint. Paei,
to the
ewws visitations. Eccles. a visitation, the
;_& 1) to visit; to treat o/a suhject, to write.
office of a visitor or chorejriscopus, the diocese
2) den om. verb from \iL to cut off the hair.
of a chorepiscopus. c) gram. actim; %2& Ethpa. jjas<' to be visited/ to be done,
achieved. Aph. iScofto
De- visit the sick.
Uiajb^o rt. t^cp. m. a visitation. bivatives, }^Ou, l>i.QM>, k-kjJ^QJ,
Uickxi, JfcL' rt. iJ^ao. practicai; with ii

inefectual, idle.

Sxo {JclW, act. part. o2m, j^-^i,

fut.
^i, jt^ and i^xo, J-j& pl. )* ra- /^-^
pass. part. *, !&*, Jit^SL. *o shudder;
the hair. Eem. ji'i^U or Jl'U
to loathe; p I. VU,
pp. loathsome, disdained, ignoble;
K' a hair, single hair. Also Jiw? J^. ) K*iA
***&*#& <mq^Jd they loathed error;
Y +S*o Uc^i^ of ignoble race. Pa. Jo
^ to
one fepfe aij.,-
jj^f a ^a maw ^^ ^
yOOMiuu! |^a^. a long-haired or unshorn
make loathsome. Ethpa. i) ^J^/%
be nation; mVeLfff )U* the hair
disgusted;^ to be in doubt; of his Nazirite
to eject, reject. vow; 6,UJdi Jl^ ^o ^ Sa. a ma^cfew wearing
.
SJoli her
2) to flap the wings. Debivatives, h#ir Le. nota nun. Kjjtf j|j^ luxre'sfur;

^>wjo rt. ^w. m. loatUng.

|btt4? )^ caweZ'5 Aa/V; jwa4 ^^a ^aw^
hair, adianlum capillus veneris, maiden-hair
\*m pi. .
m. an audacious rt. U*t*>- fern; JfcLa^ jjL a moustache. Metaph.
attack, assault, attempt upon leaves, Jibres ; also
sorae one ; rhet chem. \x>a> jt^ Saturn
an objection, argument. = lead. Debivatives, Jjo^ ^,
jl^Sjso rt. J^. f. haihing, aversion.
1 4 s _ f
ni. tJie bach Irnir. j^o rt. m. visitation.
fut. io^au, act. part. *jL, Jtiu, .io, ji&o f. a) barley;
pl.
pass. part. **^eo, \\ )t a) to visit, inspect, look lt^? U~ 5ar% orearf,- JL'^ J^ me
care for, provide,
after,

v\ the Lord hath visited

o>, *
healj Hixt ^Leo
His people;
grain of barley;
J&^U j^^^ar? barley;
>
Ux>oi Jt^ peZi. 6) a disease of the eyes.
H^ [L^.9 +u> ~+Fas a shepherd careth c) a barley-corn, measure of weight.
 ]&t^a> pi. JfcH t a litter. ift&m Ethp. yt&isjxi denom. verb from
jJo^jap or JJot^u from Ji^-a. hairy, alchem. to be reduced to the state oj
tkaggy. white lead.

Jo^od; see JJx.

AatV or haircloth. b) f. a plant, clinopodivm> ^au, j^o&as, s^^Am also W m.
witd basil* a sponge,
jsJaaao Joc soap-suds, lye~water.
JJU&s from J^a>. hairy. \m&Sbm m. 6nm.
&m fut. aAJ, act. part-, fem. ^&xd, pass. )^SSjoa pi. j
fl
m. cnreKovhdTap, an execu~
part. Jfcn&BP , )', jt' prep. to tahefire slowly or tioner; cf. Saof.
gradually without flame; to bum up; to be UioAas m. pi. coverings.
kindled, heated; to smoulder; metaph. of $Suo Ethpe. ^]^/ to be cut, slit Debi-
anger, Iove, &c. ; jcu ^jlU* ^"^ 1 **w vaxivEj )^i3E>. Ethpa. ^31^/^ to use foul
smoiddered as a fire; fcL&<p |lc6 a kindled
proverbs. Dbeivative, J^cu.
firei a smouldering fire. Cf. j^La. Ethpa.
J^^lx m. a cnt> incision.
<&&W to be hasty; to vaunt9 boast. Aph.
to kindle,
J^A pi. \2+ m. Pers. a small basket, small
'( light, set fire to. Ettaph.
money-bag.
a> li/ rfo Je set onfire. Dekivatives, }*<> om ,

*&flo rt. \&o. m. a harvester.

Uj JaJ, act. part. jJL, Jl&i. fo

fut. Jl^e dry drugs,
^Jtefc up, heap together, collect, accumulate; Usux> rt. )ljx>. m. carry ing corn i. e. from
to carry corn; ^cu^o aii tltsy picked the shock to the threshing-floor.
Mm up and carrted him ; amass j!icx *& Jo^c and ^cu^Susol white lead.
riches. Ethpe. J*k*a>rtobecollected. Ethpa.
%*&*> also | and Jl^.? \l* f, </
**sj^( to be taken up, occupzed. Debiva- Sapphire.
tives, )*&, JLi.
mr

nan;
\x>, )}&
tfc edge of
pi.
V
a
^ J fCULft
valley, of a cur tain,
f.
ty; &nm,
&c;
ZL
9
and s)j sapphirine, sapphire blvs.
m. perhaps a passenger in a ship.

f/te 6nfe, shore of the sea, of a river ; the rim

UA , j ^J L, ^m pi. )^. 3 JlC, f. a a%.
or ledge of a table; the brim or nm of a
cup, &c; JLoSu&f Jl Nvv v .
i
the utteranee of
uaoo^ft^a a a sophist, usually >

^ a^ oro.
the Ups, speech; )6o> JJtf <!&* JUli in rt. axo. a) &o&, headlong, headstrong*
a Iov) voice he repeated; Jj& *7*e ^ro- -J? b) kindled, alight, incensed.
boscis

brim;
of an elephant; Jbo \u*& full to the
jlixoii \&m from one side to the other,
U
advisedly.
W| P p p"

rt. sai, adv. boldly, rashly un- t

entirely.
tt.
catching fire, being
rt.
& pi C m. a doorpost, sili, threshold, alight; passion, pastionateness, mad folly,
f.

2>orch; metaph. approach to a city or its smselessness.

suburb.
JjLsLad rfc. stx<?\cn. adv. a)
Jl, )&sLx> or Jjoii f. arjma, the cutile-
\se. b) = KTLia
fish or squid. 9 4 2
jt an empty
rt. . f. a &0i<j
&*> to tremble; to wring the hands. Pael
* f space; evacuation; nothingness vanity; want;
}
to maJhe to tremble; io reject.
leisure, freedorn e. g. from cares or busineas.
Jtfcu Pers. m. a) white pepper. b) white ^jflo, jl* and /* a) o-jrepa, a co^ort,
lead.
6) a-<f>apa a batt, a round mass.
}

Uo&m vrjmh&v, a sore, gangrene. Jia&0 f. <r<fivpaj a large kammer*

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9 4 m
)t rt. i^ao. f. skilfulness leamtng* I *-o)o*-IJJ such as he has, aceording to his
9

IIjLslcc and u( from v$aipa spheHcal. abilityj with j]^.*.N to be equal Io tlie
}

saying, able to comprehend or receive, ellipt.

Jka> f. a jar utiih a twisted moulding
*ft c rn ai&aaj? W n.a-V? * y whoso is able to
round the brim. i t

JJa\au m. the plant arisiolochia.

receive it let Mm receive it. Act. part. able,
capable, competent esp. with regard to learn-
JjiLao pi. yL, from jj^i*ftm. m. a mariner, ing; )ji&D ),ia.N^ an able teacher; j,a>rn
sailor.
)i ai.a^x ^Q 3 . learned; Jioio/ jaPim a learned
Jioiaao from J^^flu, f. navigaton, sea- Edessene; &.9ux> *^>ii^. the Omnipotent. Pass.
mtmship. part. empty, vacant, vain, fruitless, devoid,
99 9 V
Uim from }Kl*u&. nautica!. laching; unoecupied, at letsure; ^JLJi&s
fr*5^
v
denora. verb Palpel eonj. from our treamries are empty ; ^2> .,5^ JJ^S
]^aa,* 5a cuaa. to cavii, maJce use of sophisms. )-iJ an unoecupied house; {j&Lao aao the
)U&& and
sword, a blade; tf||j Jtu^i a sharp fiint,
fiint Jcnife.
\ tmaJ* pi ^.", J* Pers, f. a
ambassadors returned having failed ofeffecting
anything; J^xJLrc j^i
^J / am
Aope; JjLj JU
not at leisure.
w Ethpe. &h*&i*to
be emptied, laid bare;
jl ifr flp pi. U also written with other vowels.
time for; to cease
to be at leisure,

or rest with
have
*j /rom.
m. Lat. subsellium, eccles. afootstool, stool, bench;
9 Pabl ji a .ro a) o empty, lay bare, clear out,
the presbyters seats; a stand on which the bier * r
evacuate; to unthdraw from a region;
rested while the office for the dead was sung,

oci * \rn^ivi ^Imj, &c. a) same as Ji^-.

J. o^ they emptied the cistems; . &A&J&J \
3
J^ulaai^ they asked have to withdraw from
b) tkose occupying benches or seats in the church.

i*x&j to make a Ud, to bargain, to haggle

tlie city; JJoJjso ^ \1~Z
Saadin smt a force to deprive the fortress
tCLfl^Ajf
**
or dispute about the price; <** woo*u!L> of
;
iis stores. b) to empty out, pour out e.
he disputed over the price of it. g. ^>
Derivai ves,
tfw&^ tite from one vessel into anotker; to
avish; metaph. w^p ffi^V ~^ he
does all he knows ; .cixs .oo^w ^\^\
JiuaiSuas pi. \* rt. mft flp. m. a) a factor 3
; '

*&&mse they concentrate their whole force

broher, huchster. b) gabble, empty talk, fiction, upon you. c) to render empty, poor or futile;
fable. For ji&j* see }i*&&a>.
Ie ^ ^ p

Jto^o^i rt. waa. f. cwnning, craftiness things will render our endeavours towards this
in bargaining; gabble. end futile. Ethpa. *SgmTa) to be emptied,
MaAtt a^o, m. bwrning, smouldering, bare, devoid of, deprived
rfc. of with ^& uflS^r ;

taldng fire. fil h )}i? l^>o*? let the place of the un-
Jiaaaa fruitful fig-tree be cleared; y&S&% aaa^C
e/ieeae ofldne.
^
f.

m jlo^a_^^. let thy mind be free

10 ft9 JV
from

^
t*

part. adj.
> nn ad7r<pipo$

fut -

a**>, \L,
9

^w,
a sapphire.
act. part.

J^. fo ^^
^i, JAa^
5e enough,
avarice.
be at leisure,

JUc^o^r
b) to deprive oneself, abstain.

|^ \o
Jind opportunity; .
c) to

CLfXftts ~> f

) ya oxtX so that they might

mfficieni; to be oble, capable, competent;
to be be at leisure to stand and see the wonder.
fit, adequate; ojJ&u <u^ o^ >*sux> mffi- d) to be enabled, made fit. e) to be poured out,
cient unto the day is the evit thereof; * #
shed dbroad lavished; JL^ j^o, *JfcM?
m&\ he is capable, independent; a&uJ Jq -Q^x Jlsiaodj? the gift of the priestkood
f u^ how I suffice 1 what can enable me
can was powed upon him ; ^l^ta
to. ..t With uoiom^ to have enough, possess Jl&fZ*
*&%-*>{ all my joys are scattered.
Aph.
mjficiency; ^wopiS \*Aj* \ he has not ***>(' a) to make
fit or sujlcient, to qualify;
ewmgh, does not possess enough; \u&9 *+)*
r~ Atu?, U.UJL j5oj f ^ &*,?'
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burtaSMo 38?

make w fit to be ministere of Thy covenant. land, maritime district; *J?f o* j ueto^U </&e

b) to empty out, ihroto out; .c6( wPAcnf )jl 6aw>t5 ofJordan; )XjJLiL #4cio iAe border8 of
jgajo t^k it tooh up and seattered the fishes the inhabited word = ranote regions. b) the
about in the market-place. c) to give, granit edge9 margin of a hook ; *Jfe*a 14^ ^
yield. Derivatives, \ fl >ojp, ! i o^o-jo, fftiy wte orc tg margin of a page.
ll^lu and Slco( iAe guinee.

)j>o;aflcv m. aw aromatic plani esp. ocymv/m

&J]ja&4& rt. A2u. adv. sufficiewtly , capably,
basilicum
competently; +oCx h*+( VJ^Au; w?AtcA es l! *
)ift-ft^ rt, ;j. f. the office of a scribe f
sujficient for them.
gramniar, leaming.
)l o-O Axp rt. tflLSLm. sufficiency, fitness,
[itJo and }Jj^a>, ))S-* rt. . learned,
ability.
literary.
act. part. ^u T ]&*, JLtsu see below,
P joJso^axo and Sg/ Pers. m. sweet'smellmg
pass. part. jflim 3 ) , Jl* root-meaning <o carf,
herbs esp, basilicum regiv/m, sweet basil.
sAear. a) to stvdy, practise; ;- c\.m J.^,r*>

IcDOicu fAe sm&e earned in the law. J&Laai emph. state of Jiu,
b) to
cut a pen. Pass, part. skilful, learned; with ]>)^9Lflo anaddptos, a sword-bearer, one of the

JJ tmtTustrv^tedy unharned; jig^ap J^Iw body-guard of the Byzantine emperors.

practised hands; }*iM \liB a ready pen. >ojLyj.^cD a royal enclosure or pleaswre-
Pael iiuai and Aphel ;5g>r to cut, crop, ground.
clip the hair, <ri the beard, sAear the head, imper. of verb %o\w>
2a#e or pwe iA tonmre ; <*\o ojt-> ; 5 vinegar.

kQsoj lAxc pi. |_ m. a) sackcloth, hair-

<oo^ jy monastic habit Ethp. ^l^j/ ^0 5e
skorn; to tahe the tonmre; *i>&ja&&? oo /^
clothj wo|M jj&tt> i-flo/ A^ p^ sackcloth on
/fce^ Zaind j \od wboX dwellers in sackcloth
ty^o Aag ^Ae tonmre = a moak. Derivatives,
tenis, b) a sack, bag, wallet; \L& |.q
JiSafloJUsoiD, jU^&, JiA, j^ui, J^ii,
worn-out sacks.
JiiucD, JiciAflo, U^^^c, kw^a, jjAa^c,
]lo;&ax&0, U^m-^ |Ua^. +9o\ja> dialect of Harran. a 6o#, cAes.

q-*9]j&o and ))jxJ& o-imptot, ba/ndits.

J;&ae, J IT rt. 3. a barber.
J^cuiiiim adj. from Iscariotes; ^wcA a
i2t, jtst pL ^*" J* ri ^flo. m. a) a
6e/fe? Judas Iscariot.
writing booh; i J^oal &*o aimls, chronides;
JJ?*a^. ;ao acis, records; \^L 3a ^ oo>5; \ r\d o pi. J_ m. a wouitd, an ulcer.

fWe >
** e *he diptychs on which were enrolled
' %^m Saphel conj. of verb %as aud
the names of saints. Esp. a booh of the Bible; Estaphal^aa]^/ to be jwesent, to happm;
J fel* Jo? J&^ tlieBook ofGenesis; Joasei |&^ j
see under^sio.
<Ae .S00& of Exodus, &c. 6) letters, the art of jifio Pael Jim denom. verb from )?oxu.
writing; the letters of the alphabet; ^li 1J to make bitter; to hetrm, tormenL
Jc^Qm <tkvos, a tool.
to teaeh ihem letters; )& &J a school; J*a.^wsa.iX^oe and o ^-*-3 cuii-as / pi.
o
\% jma& )& shorthand writing. c) speech, ^floofo^A^cuax and iro*^*do&o Lat. excu-
language; jI^to> )&> /&e Syriac language. bitor, a guard^ sentinel.
Ifrfr, \XM pL m. TpL f. Jl" rt. *- JUoaa pi. ^" H, rt. opposite,
a) a lente, c&r&, notary, lawyer. b) a learned V
contrary, adverse; an opponent; JL=><x
or literary man, a writer, teacher, schoolmaster * r
jL^. contradictory ; .oo^SiiX jlS
mm, ji4flo rt. &&>. m. a) te sAore, axuf, contradictory, iheir own op>j)onents ; \*Z o t
bank, border; f^T ;4rc Aa sea-coast, coast woci ^,Saft </ie toinds were adverse.

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r
kJjLa a a.
4
rt. \m. adv. adversely, in \H^aAco pi. JlL a Scythian; cf. ULoaao.
opposition; with *Ja} to contradict; with *x
^^JLqd fui.^ofiuoJ, act. partaja*, 1^^>
and u to oppose, redst pass. part. ^*JL, ]L-, Jt' to furbish, burnish,
.9 4 r i *o * r ,
t s 9
2)oli8h esp, to polish or adorn speech, speak in
contrary, adverse, opposite; an opponent, ad- a^polished or elegant style. Pasa. part. polished,
versari/. elegant, rouged; Jt^JLao jl**oo a burnished
mirror; Jil&flD JJoJis elegant sandals; >mtfi.ft\
JLgu^^o^ao rt. %a6 f. contrariety, oppo-
sition; with jl&S^S or Jboa.i gainsaying,
Ethpe. ^31S*j(
J^J5lm ptolished dietion.
io Je adorned, made elegant. Pa. "^oao ia
contradiction ; with ]j&&o resisiance, strife;
9 9 4 polish, adorn. Derivatives, Jl^cu, Dclcu,
withj antipkrasis.

\li>Qj*o a trtirnpet.
JlcV-fuflo, ]Lux ; )ba.ix, \Uux>, j> I \n w y

Jijaouflo thebitter gourd; biiierness,amioyance.

K 4 f t iK t r lliLao rt. %AflD. in. afwrbislier, polisher esp.
^c&ad and J^cuo* a) short, smoli, slender.
o?^e whose business it was to polish and sharpen
b) a child, boy, youth. c) a curry-comb.
swords.
Jjcuaii rt.*^-&0. ni. a polisher.
JLaao rt. ^aa>. ra. polishing; eUgcmee esp.
jj^ojxm rheuw ribes, rhubarb,
of style.
voj*o pi. ]lmta. <tkov\kt) 3 a scont, recon-
noitring party.
JLAflo a) a-mXa, a landing-place, wharf. b)

4 '
dtc\d, squatting, siiting cross-legged and on
U* m. a mrnarne, nickname,
the soles oftJiefeeL c) a stirrup. d) rt.
ploaie and Uoa rt. ^cu. m. one who m. adornment, embeUishment j ]Lxa>
squats on his haunches, crouches.
jiJS? plaiting and hairdressing.
d^dctAfio <na}7TToi} thunderbolts.
Ji)Ltt ; see ]&.
]>oD, Ji rt. v&. an Ul-wisher, spiteful or
Lat. scarlatuin, scarlet.
malicious person, an enerny.

yQ_?icLix5 trKpfaov, vnld garlic or $ome ^\nm <raKKk\tov, a purse, treasury.

plant srnelling Wce garlic* Kte nco pL iL rt. ^ia. gram. particles
used to mpart elegance to the style.
U>cuLQo a) rt. vim. f. the evtl eye, loohing
askance. b) o-Kwpta, dross, slag. and j^ClAflo o-aKcXkptas, a Bursar,
JtXfl flD
9
UUoA.ao rt. i-a^ro. one looJdng with the keeper of the emperors or entpress s pwrse.

evil eye. denom. verb Pael conj. from ^clguj.

jricLOflo pr. n. Scythia, to direct, adapt, apply, explain. Pass. part.

UlaVqp pi }1 and mt* p.a , v> , i ^a . ffv -v pyroyortioned, tempered,

2v<V # ,

Seythicm.
measured, defined; a meamre of capacity.
Ethpa. jxofeu( to be measured out, defined,
\^m avariciom, covetous.
proportioned, compided.
h^&as Pers. a hedge round a vineyard.
LStu*m pi. I^ZaaAflg Lat, scamnum, a seat,

_ Hfc"^
5"00 '
*& * ' fi * ' **4-*">> J^-A-c and bench*
W &c. ^cefe, a desert in Egypt.

^offl iui. ^ooo, act. part. nwx, pass. part.

vKtjTis, an ascetic.
to crouch, to squat
on the feet; to turist
IJ^SJo, ) j\, fio> &n*%u>j*F<rK \\a 9 l the or puii awry a sandal. Pa. <*Am to crouch
sgutllj a tind of onion. dotm, cower. Dekivatives, Jj^oo,
1^ao>,
IK rt. . f. polish, brightness,
lustre j a polisfied or elegant style; leu ULcub or hUm rt. ^i, m. croueking,
<*o<&L& Ae' polished words. squatiing on the soles
of the feet.
 ; ;
.

389 au

ftlt. ioftW, act. part. u&n 9 )L fut. oo^coj, act. part. olm t k>*a>*

a) fo Z00& awry or askance to talk idly or foolishly, to prate, boast; Io

pass. part. **jLb, J*. }

to hoh ai with the evil eye, to envy, grudge, bring false accvsaiwns ; not to confess, to denyf
gainmy; &ajj / spoke im]?udently to
spie; give a pervertea accotmt of any one ; * *++9>U>

JcX lflm.ToX ^.oU, Saul began to envy thy face; )V^L^o **j olo^ they tcdk

David; )jitt U* <* w# ye, malignant a ofnonsmse; sJ&(*%jL Js^Iab? oo .?

lot

look. b) to colour, smear withpaint. Ethpe. kwJL#? )i^** if you refused to confess the sins
1

B%tm( to be envied, regarded with malignity. you have cmrvmitted; oo^col JU Ijoa^tt^.
r
Pa. f^
and Aph. Uxm} to regard with malice gainsay not with the fi-oward. Derivatives,
or vnalignity. Ethtaph. ULscXtl to be hated9
envied. Derivatives, J*claj, ^t oux 3 \a^o ra. syrup.
JutfOixx, )+Aa>, )>o^a-flo, ]t;*ja*co, \ JU* ,
jo^jj pi. ) stakeSy pales.

<^p fut. i^o^oj, act. part. <^|, l^eo

a an
jiojao or )toMo
imperial rescript,
f- rcwcpa,

edict, state letier

fcfter

of recom-
esp.
pass. part. ^Zj, )i-, Js *o ^ the warp in
the loom, begin the web, to set firmly together9
mendatioriy paaport; an qfficial report.
to fabricate ; to inierweave, entangle ; i*j l^vflo

)lro rt. *ji^. m. envy; ji*-? Jaso an gco(f *xxsiAz> Thou didst begin to frame wie
envious eye. in my moiher's wornb; jl^j (^uxw let him
U C^juxcp (rtcpifinves, the imperial body-guard. weave clothes; loo J-^I JV^ios^>? \J*io(

uorii* a) m. <rmpos, a kind of sea-fish.

a road beset or entangled with stumbKngblocks
perhaps ampla, copper ckoss or scales.
ojl^-ia^ J^w? j^-S^. joo; oa^\ Iie toas
6)
ciad in tatters tied together round his waisL
lao&co Pers. m. a sawcer, sniaZ dish or pan.
JW ^ 1

For J&^w see below. Ethpe.

Jfoiitt. rt. ^tt. ro&zT, mai as a dog. be knotted firmly, bound on, joined together.
^jaao; see S*no. Pa. ii^tt denom. verb from 14^- i0 put on

i+uno pi. jl'cusQw ta. ^ masi of a ship.

a saddle-cloth,
armour, arrange words.
to saddle, harness;
Ethpa. ^tl^/ to
to adjust
7

uoOft^^flLO) m. afcpL<fios} an oittline, delinea-

be harnessed. Derivatives, ^o;d, s-i^e ^?
Hon, ground-plan.
jla^wo, JlSs^^o, ja^l^m^o, Jiai^fc^auo.
]IVaa and )!';& rt. wi. f, rai paint.
Uffio pi. U~ Ar. m. a saddle, saddle-cloth,
lUa oftener wv^o fut. ]IaqJ, pass. part. jtrc,
housing, capanson.
U>+&. root-meaning to be stagnant as water.

a) io be pwtrid, corrupt, to stink; \Lw fc^i-w

^w denom, verb Palpel conj. from J^icue
io trace or write Hnes.
<Ae Zaw 6an& from the plague of frogs. 6) to
be motiordess from terror. Part. corrupt, putrid, j^o fut. f uJ. to remain alone; to quake,
ill-smeling , foid, fetid ; om*-? Jao its odour is be terrified; fc^oj ^ wdo^v^ow his
foul; U^fiD \L+* a bad smellj stink; Jitai \x bones quaked with his emotion. Pael ? l& to
the stagnant sea; 'a> Jls^g^ foul lusts; maketo quahe^make afraid^ierrify ; u^a M|J
U^o j&* # wawe ofinfarny. An epithet of oJa ^ iw ? fnv a rvmowr the hearing ofwh'ch
varioas plants : js-Isa J?io anemone coronaria, terrifies greatly ; ]1=^cl^w ?-jj^ he claj^s
roa foetida ; Js-li Jl^ spina foetida; or his hands io frighten away the mice; jLa&
ceratonia siliqua, the locust or carob-tree j?*aLao terrible deaths. Ethpa. &r to be
J&*+Zao )s-Xcu2Cu* rumex hydrolapailmm, horse* made to qvxxke, be struck toith terror; to be
sorrel. Ethpe. **1Sjo( io become rotten. Pa. alarmed; yJLl&t JLJ1
terrified, & MW"
uU3 2o cawse io roi or stink; to make foul, be alarmed at the potcer of thy nobles. Deri-
defle, Aph. 1m{ to leam to putrefy> make vatives, jfiojo, JLfio^, Jf
L.?>cuflo,
Io stink. Derivative, JLo^^o. |Io9^0l3O, fjffiMPj jicJ^OU^.
 390 *TO>
li r
\* 4 4 f
)+o m. a steve. jicwoi^o rt. , . detriment; corruption,

)t+& rt. ?*j. m. Umor. depravity.

ol? iJ Pers, m. an ice-cellary ice-house. j^ow, J^onCd rt. ^^. m. a writer.

C?*a> or yottt and other spellings. a) m. yo^xo, M>-< rt. ywo. cohesive, obstructive;

a arc?, sardim; \\s .5 ^cuf^o of^tt ? Jooad clogging hvmours.

Jfcsu*oaoo JL^*om
OM sare? or carnelian is a ^ jicL3ojQ0 rt. t+*a>
r 71
f. adherence.
shining red stone. b) the island Sardinia. denom. verb from kllaflgj part.

hfiooajof^D aapdwg, the sardonyx. uo;.<nX) o ie wS acqvmnted with the Syriac

p y language.
the prow of a ship.
Ao*A> rt. iao. m. owe i<?Ao sips.
a*f0 a) vpbtov, the carnelian or sardine
stone. b) the juice of the wld cucwmber or \^Bo-Jc and jL'oSo'w rt. ^. f. svpring,
a medicine prepared from it. swllowing; a draught, gulp.
o*** and ooiifc^W Saphel and Estaphal ^oowo, Uo*j-c or \s>wo rt. jj^a. m. a par-
conjugations of verb oo to hasten; see tide of mist, cloudy day.
under oot*. iKoo^o rt. jjiD. f. a) a weaver's shy or
* *
the cypress. reed. b) a rahe, harrow.

i^o^D pi. ^", ^_ rt. o^c. ra. a caviller, *ow', alchym. refimd and reddened brass.
gainsayer; UUe J^olu llfaL fc ^am- U.o,i m. malicious, malignant.
saying and rebettiom Jews* wtfio fut. uMtmS, act. part. .-L, )-lt,
hSyjsoiA rt, o^a>. adv. very rapidly^ over- pass. part. uZie, JJL, jfcj a ) < hurt : njure,
hastily of a man talking so quickly that he daniage, devastate; to tear, wound, mangle
as
cannot be understood. wild beasts, as locusts, pestilence, a demon, &c.
ji

trifling,
*! 4 tf 9
rt. ott.
impudence; calvmny.
f. irffo or foolish speech,
witb ace.
ms
or
eye; y>+2& o*a ^Ico
o ^
; JLm . <\ sJltohe tore ou6

f o having done Mm
Uzvo'+sc rt. o;-ao. m. cavilling, disparagement.
no harm; ^Z^ jo^Jii rending claps of
thunder. Esp. with o, to make an onslaught,
^wo a) the patriarch &?rw. 6) am#,
a district of Mesopotamia; its capital is J^JJ
onset of a flood, the
"
enemy,&c; Ulk ?D ?
lLi w*owcJ Ae drove off the wolf that
^pwf or ^wai} i?a&ia ofSerug also called
** mt^ wof aac^ the flock. b) to throttle,
^ar?/*/.
choke as a noose, as weeds choke growth.
9 P 4
'
)^- . - ._SP tf

c) to defle, comipt esp. to violate a maiden ;

9 9 4
op o/ Batna or Sarug; lfca* o>S A a> ^X
., .
U*i*>i \Vb*fa woman who tres-
passes against her husband; o*m^ o^i
syllable metre in which James of Sarug wrote. U* he mode
sword foul with blood; his
4?vfiD rt. ^qo. m. a porcfc perhaps of . i^> he dejiles his body with fornication.
lattice-work. d) absol. to commit sin, do iniquity.
e) to
lywi, Jtf^U viiate, corrupt the text, the sense.
pi. H, j&L. f. a Za<Sfe; /) to in-
aw eVm j9an. dicate, signify,

PasB. part. a) corrupt,

fo^o rue-seed. damaged, feeUe,
UeU, JftLoU pi. m.
r ", Hpi. f. ]l" or
vicious, foul; wa&?* ^^ enfeebled in

Jfcsl rt. t*4f>. 9wmos, bane/ui^ ravenous,

his limbs; U4*o JJ U.^ j^dL bad and
dsorderly thoughts \JLla> jZJ.
devastating, vicious; ;
Ju*o;ud M>(? ravening codices; U-wd U>[ wiched mm} ^*
wolves j ts-*-~ o wo )L o? baneful demons ;
;
U5 the poor and feebe. Fem. emph.
Uows pi.
J=iX a wtcked servant
JWmo twdberf arf w mw, WCM '
m
KTi-io^ rt. w*^d. Rdy. Jlercely, cruelly. eoraftrd to office.
,

Ethpe. ^J .

1
cor4 .

<0 ^
 ,

rcU>i 391 rc'&cu^i*

wounded, mangled, marred; to be damaged, abraded, torn off&B the skin ; Io be inscribed.

laid waste, desolated. Pa. **\m to grievously Pa. fim to tear off skin; to write down,
mar, vnavrn, mutilate esp. the limbs; to destroy; Ethpa. ^i&CW to be lacerated, gashed; to be

to befotd. Ethpa. %Jfm( to be destroyed, written. Dekivattves, J^o-n>, J^i ",,

mutilated, injured, maimed; to be corrupL
Aph. M*fef a) to put forward, propound,
express, utter a riddle, a proposition, objection,
question, answex*, &c. ; to question, to object; j^* pi. J-l. rt. $vd. m. a seratch, gash;
eL^lro^ot^SL^ j&&^**L* )!&$* they offered a line, character, tittle; \^**s J^^ the simple
various mppositiom about it ; -^;-rrv v or ordinary cltaraeter i.e. Maronite scrpt.

JLso In,Ni\imTfc uttenng fair tvords; w*IW \dl& rt. ^^i. ni. an indsion; writing.
JlS-^oo yOo^k ke declared the truth imto them; JJol^ pi, ]w rt. n. gram. a short
j^w.
Ui uiflft-v> ta^-y^? ft^ $*t whioh I pro- line or point over a word, =the accent jio^^-
pound to you. With \ l ^y,-,^ io reproach,
JJcuci^^ rt. j^^. m. dimin. of Uci^^. a
recriminate. b) to brandish, cast spears, &c; tf?7&2/ ?me or marA.
to dart, emit vituperaton. c) to bring out,
j^^o pi. ) . rt. ^^i. ni. & ora6/ a sign
distribuie, bestow; <^&iLao j^ ^o wai of the Zodiac, Cancer; the disease cancer.
jkQamSi distributing out of Thy treasure and
dividing to the needy; \o^LH M*lWAdam
KlU^^o from ^;x, crb-like, sideways.

bestowed names. With juuasa* io pardon, to mZco ; see jtco.

grant or pronounce pardon, d) to offer, proffer, ^Zro, Jfc^Ifl pi. jfcii rt. <^. tt^tf,

tender a request; tcuoj ^& t**Imj )j*^d net-work; wicher-worh, a basket; a lattice

)*.cu^* wlwso reads et htm proffer a prayer before book-shelves ; matting, a mat.
for my wretched seif e) to publish, edit, bring k**k^40 rt. 155^. adv, intricately, inter-
out a book, /) to spread out snares. g) to woven as a net.
sprout out, grow luccuriantly as a tree. h) to Ao^iLoD rt. ^^^o. f. saddling, caparison-
designate, ordain, consecrate a deacon, priest,
ing; housings.
bishop ; to appoint, make a king, leader, a Caesar.
g ++Z&, Jt^Zfio, )i"j^wo rt. j^flo. a fugitive,
t) to inflict pain or damage, to corrwpt -> **-^
) t
mrvivor ; a remnemt, remainder : ^^n JJ
with a bribe; also same as Pael to vyound,
J-Zao yooa-i 7i e/i wot^ of them remaining;
Ethtaph. ^Irell}*
njure. a) to be elected,
appointed; esp, to be ordained deacon or priest,
JioDOif J^Zo ^ remnant of the nation;
Js*2o ]i~tA0 JtCCff neglected and poor
to be consecrated as a bisbop or patriarch.
lands.
b) gram. to be eoqyressed as the plural. Deki-
VATIVES, U*0J, U~*aa>, ^o^ J^Uoias, }!a**fiD rt. j^D. f. fftn&j rankness, sewage;
snivel, mucus; foulness, jlthiness.

f JL*^xao Pers. <^e medlar.

)latA*^no 7 )low^tto ; U**iKa^3 U.lfcj*, ? fcs^U-iflfi rt- ^^o. adv. savagely, cruelly.
jl'cwlao rt. w^ao. f. harm, hurt; a vicious
\LUx> rt. w^co. m. corruption, depmvity, life, depravity.
violation of the marriage vow. Jioa-Zi rt. yi*c. f. attachment, addicted-
j^w and gin fut. ^oaxJ, act. part. ness; a burr.
tfl&,
l+w, pass. part. *!, $*Zi. to seratch, *m*Ztt and im^im . m. w eunuch;
pi.
make a line or stroke, indent; to draw or write castrated. Derivatives, verb <&tm \ai &n t ,
a line, write down; >3^ ^o\xx> seratch with
steel; &JL jA*ka fim 4i\ to note down Jtcx^wo
4 m
rt. ^wo. f, being deprived of the
matters in writing. Ethpe. |$^>/* to be ears; metaph, hardness of heart.
 OY*niji*"tfl0 392 J*V*

tOLft-*!* rt. js^fiD. adv. empty, empty- )&&c*L dialect of Tirhan. f. a bird's crop,

handed; vainly in vain9 without cause.

y bJnJx> from ^*xo. to scrawl, spoil paper.
mmiwm. \JL+'Jo and Jwflu^ pi. JJL m. French
9 4. m
ii rt. ua^D. f. vanity, nothingness, saucisse, a sausage.
an idol; }!oa*Icof /ci^r idols of naughtj )Li^ pi. JJL m. a thread.
*
Jictfiuilao invain, uselessly; )|\Na.x> 1 ^txa perhaps to choke, mffocate; \Jt<m>
idle talk; xjLcI* a ?am thought, vanity; l^aDO o*tD Ucx^Lf a morsei ofbread choked
ll^oX unprofitable labour. him and he died. Pass. part. ^*Iflo, J^LS*

and
91

fut. yijftj, parts. j*

7\ J>
malformed or injured in any way, slit, bored

J-Di-cD; and -*Zj, J-L^ J^ to adhere, stick

through esp. of the ear; c*j9{ Jo^Zco? ]lx*(

as a plaster; to coliere, combine as quicksilver a Iamb marked by a notch in its ear. Debi-
with other metals; raetaph. to be addicted;
*{Ju
4
f^^zo )*-& fames unite with the JL^jjaa rt, ^wi^ao, m. the notch of an aiTOw.
0W7 Joot j~*1adi JIclaJ^ tf^ error to jOk^D rt. *^*v. m. obstruction ofthegullet,
?
which he adhered; oo** JJLa>j jl cu^uoi clioJcing.

JioLaJ/ /#&/e combined with philanthropy ; * r

Parel conj. of root -^^^ not used
^a ; jft^JL^ixXx^? yOJoi uum* ti?Ao are
in Syr. to branch out, increase intrans., pro-
attached to worldly concerns. Ethpe. *$y/*
pagate; l ?>v Afl
, \ccCJ* spreading trees; }^Li
to be fastened, combined immediately. Pa. to
u^2L2k^fio -^^A. ^7wee 7*ac^5 branched out from
stick, cling fast, coliere, adltere. Ethpa. Noah. Gram. to conjugate; to derive. Ethpaeal
yilW to become gradually attached or ad-
*ajfJxB( to put forth branches, branch out,
dicted to. Debivatives, jao;, jlado, 7

subdivide; isk^&eF &+&i}' *l'^ tls

opinion bremehes out into two h&resies. Gram.

PW rt. ^.^qo. m. glue; adhesion, attachment to be conjugated; to be derived; j^&m^ }vu
^Qjs^ao or attii^j m. a fem probably )Ibq m^ f*(
im (to swear) is conjugated like
jilix mas. Vn (to build) and q'r (to read). Deriva-
fla> fut. yoynJ. to cut off the tip of tJie tives, kJ^a, Uakjcii, JlA^>tt,
nose. Pass. part. yulx>, ]L, ))L~. flat-nosed,
jS-^:^ only pi. Jj^* rt, A^wo. f.
lop-nosed. Derivatives, Uo^a>, JU v* i m branches, a branching out,fork; layers, suckers.

&Uo fut. ^cuaJ, act. part. &U>, Js*.

fUo, l&Uo rt. p*flo. m. flat-nosed, having a) fo 5Mjy up, swalloio up, absorb;
&l> jtai
a part of the nose or of the lip cut
X
^^
hortensis,
Pers. the pant orach,
off.

atriplex
death swallows us up.
h&*X Loo A^
b) to block up;
blocked the gates. Ethpe.
i^-os/ io 6^ blocked up; <x .q4 X. ^
Jiaotflo rt. y>u*. f.jlatness
of nose; muU- \&\&* Ut the mouth of the cave be blocked with
lation of the nose or ear. stones. Pakl *& a) to gulp up, swallow
JJ&oottt rt. ip^c. m. sarae as greedtly. b) to fiii, obstruct. Aph. &*>}*to
p- and
make to swallow. Deeivativjes, ffej&JCM
jj*m pl.JL m. <m axle, axis; thejwle.

^j = Ujjicuao ; see above.

l&im rt. 3**. m. ^n^Z.
T.r
denom, verb Pael from )*. conj. a) Aw pi. *L, H m. a seraph, seraphim,
to turist, twine; part. ttiiLtt having a hoisted
the second order of angels.

ornament round the brim. b) from tm*Za>. to Pers. a tarboush, skull-cap.

castrate, make an eunuch of Ethpa. &/* fut: ^aoW, act. part. *o-, J^^i,
to be castrated. pass. part. ^L 3 11, jj^. a ) to mnb the
 393 iA\J

to tortwre with an iron i+xsjs, \Js J& oriental, Saracen,

4
an Arab;
hair or cotton eoth ;

comb. b) to make to be in vain, to bring to UI| J^o/'UW ]liS, the Saracmic or

naught Pass. part. a) combed, carded, la- Arabic language.

ceraied with combs. b) empty, vain, worthless; )lcuam f. the religion of the Saracens.

Joc &*la> \<x^ the pit was empty ; UiY Jxosu tn. dung.
\JLla> worthless fellows; JmLEco )bo vain Zme or 60&O wasie,
Jja rt. &+&. f.

baUling; \*lw U^o^ vain-glory; ji+la>

iow, hards; refuse.
Jj^o* vain-glorious ; [4\\< ? Jfclcuiflo worldly
ifiX^fiD ==*oXiT. berberis, the common barberry.
vanities. Ethpe. U3^jr) to be combed, to
Jfcni Aphel wfcwas^denoin. verb from jofcsi.
be torn with an tron comb. b) refl. to become

to ehoose poverty as io winter9 pass the winter; ]?^ xi ^LKjd(

empty, bare, laching;
^5 Aave passed the winter together,
iuonks: Laabk^L *> s&fs*& he divests himself
)l| w6, a )p
of worldly 2)ossessions; & ifr-m ( jlS^o or ^fc^,
pi. f-
of the world, i. e.

Jij he lays aside his armour. Pael && creeping plant, a vine-twig, sucker; a stern;
%m\ U>9qj a vine-sprout; JJ.o?f )> palm-
a) to empty, toss out, lay bare, lay waste; to
deprim, bereave; \j\ *c!\ JiJJa oo^ao JJ & stems, palm-trees.

ihey have noi empiiedfrom one vessel to another; )l, )s*s or )X\J* f. a mortar; a beli.

jliox & ul^jat / have stripped thee of

JoJsj pi. ]* m. winter; stormy weather, a
riches ; ^quj^L oJ>+& our Lord spoiled Sheol. storm; \J*9oi JclsLi great storms. De-
b) esp. to give up, renounce, make oneself poor; |-*oI^d,
bivatives, verb *+%*-&>( see )sj,
fcota e**ftj our Lord emptied Himself; *ofloao?

\
^Av^ ~& one who has renounced the world.
J99o]Sjx} m. a tivrban, cap, head-dress wovn
c) to evacuate, eject, clear out. d) to render
by women.
nuli and void. gram, to deprive of leave
e)

with<mt a point, a vowel. Pass. part. ^;tY>^ 3

moU, Uol^tf, JJ^*oJ^ from JoV-. wintry,
}-v empty, vain, devoid of; having given stormy, cdld.

up worldly possessions ; [^m^o jicu

void ofpoints. Ethpa.
de-
*ofjflo( a) to be
^
emptied
)9o1Sj
destroyer;
3
jl'ios^
a slander&r.
rt. 9S&. destruetive; a

out, left bare; to be deprived of with &, to be ki 0S-tt> pi. J.1. rt. iJs*-ao. m. destmction, ruin-
impoverished ; jji*Iac J yOo*!S ooil^W ing ; a slander, calwrmy ; a refutation.
they poured out of the city ; \A^i ^ ai3ili( yi*h~o m.foodprepared tvithvinegar,pickles.
they were deprived of thdr horses, lost their
h*+\i*^& rt. ih^eo. adv. secreily.
horses. b) to renounce worldly possessions;
)Xo^h*s> rt. >m- f- secrecy.
JL& %-$Jo u&i&oo/ renounce for our Lord's
]Uc1^a> m. alchem. 2>o^, s^ee. Cf, J^a^o.
sake. c) io be made nuli and void. Ethpaual
*Qo&eot denom. verb from Jjo^o. to be over- i^jo fut. JoIsj^iJ, act. part, i&o, )9^j,

clouded. DERiVATrvES,|jici 5 Uo^aoJlS^ot^,

pass. part. i+\sm, )% ]t. a) io breah dovm,
puii dovm, destroy, ruin opp. }JL> to Swt7c? up;
**

|Kj5^ ?
j*0>cxm^o, ifl * ;mv , l^Jud^acoo, )l,sif> w>)^-D ri/lers of the tomb; >oV bq

tyranny of the Accuser. b) to refute, confute,

\J$~Jx> pi. J. rt. ua^flD. m. a comb, a carding-
reject opp. Jis io establish; ^Ls^o |1AjL#j&
comb, hackle; an instrument of torture with
w;e r^/kie reasonings; JJallci? JLH ^*? iolsjaaj
iron claws.
if ?ie destroy the force of the canons. c) to ruin
\&Uc pi. KL rt. *cwse. m. a) tortunng with a reputation, 5>e& against, traduce; foJ^jlT JI

the
b)
iron comb,
emptying out,
tearing the fiesh,
evamation.
laceraton.
i.y>^>^
against any one
^ ji4j? Ji*)|

who has left ihis world;

thou shalt not speak

!La_ovff> rt jDfj. f. same as J&&;Lm. u^ -7KD? ^&+(those who traduce me. d) of

3 K
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a wound, to break out again, breah open. e) to was protected by divine grace. h) to be laid
cover; to shelter, in the earth, buried. c) astron. to be obscured,
Pass. part. a) conceakd, hidden, secret; in occultation. Dektvatjves, jilo, J*ofc^,
)i+k-c& \lt\2> in a secret place, in secret; Jf|>' UoU, ^{uU, jiowfcu, )*M 9 Ji&,
J<uKa hidden mysteries; f. pi, secrete, b) f, pi.

ruined places, ruins.

Ethpb, ii^^o/ a) to be thrown doion, ruined,
Jil^ m. a) a secret; )l
rt. Jl^i. %n
destroyed; jia*oi Joch >lKflft& the Temple tcas
secret, secrethj. b)ruin; calumny. For
destroyed; JTaiaa * o> uill^r? uia Jf we subst. and prep. sce under o.
will not suffer our faith to be overthrotvn.
Jj^co pi. ) rt. is^o. m. a) a covert, slielter,
b) to be traducea, calumniated. c) to break out
hiding-place, refuge; protection. b) a cover,
as sores. Pa, i& a) to conceal, cover, bury;
covering, wall-lianging.
to obscure, occuli, eclipse; wo*a/ 9&LaL
1
'

^a***^ he conceals his face in the darkness; J&*0 rt. ifcvacs. m. destruction, ruin,
o>cu^ }&m J-5ttx mist concealed the light of \Ss& denom. verb Pael conj. from \ml,
the moou and stai's. b) to shelter, proiect, J&of. to set fvrtnly, establish, stay, seUle; to
defend; ]X&+V)
cover over and
^ o^m *n^o &&k3Q& to plant firmly, implant, to take root; oi^Jo
shelter from storm; &*l Jifcs* '^^. yOoC^? j]^ they set tlieir arrows

^ i\so
Part. pass.
y
*p ta proiect us und&r
|

hiddm, concealed,
Thy unngs. to the bouhsVring; iJuflfta ^u clis-ce stay me
secret, sure, safe, with spices; ^axJJ*o oi. i evilhastaken
protected; JftgLaikao jfcooj a safe place; root and waxed sturdy. Pass. ip&rt. fownded,
JLilsm^o Jioft* hidden or sa/eZy guarded stable, steadyt sure; Mj^j L&flbof jfcLa a
treamre; \ZsJL
^rosn <A spoilers*
& y$fcJuo? fenced cities a/fi Aowe ^ founded; JLci^gl*o) %^oIa JJ

yoo^ joo fc^/ jllVJfto faith had not yet

Ethpa, a) to be concealed, sheltered; pro-
stmckfirm root in thevn. Ethpa. LL&Wft be
tected; to lie Ud, seek shelter, tahe refuge; tcwl setthd, established; to be rooted, implanted.
itfaot fc*aQaiS under His wings shalt thou Derivative^ JUq, UlU, JioL^m*> ;
take refuge; JMU^Jfi&ui *& ,l%m%

* r<Uxaax. r^cn\i<lo fojafl* r^iv >ix. *

Aai*.fci* & ,:*. rdj OT

S

* t^3^ t*^- >^-= ^ e*-*- ^m

:

"., l^ Am, the sixteenth letter of the

alphabet; as a numeral 70; with ^ contraetion a) for
ft* |fa fla^ <ea5<>
7 prefixed 6) for ^a.^x <moten</ ^ 3 =
the sevmtieth; with a line above, nZ,
700.
JjLVX
" UZ j!
t'w an ancimt codex. "
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J{)& pL 1?)^ rt* t** c *- Arab. m. a day of L U^L pi. iaX rt. U^. m. a thichet,
7

assembly, a festival, feast, feast-day ; ^^4, ? thick wood9 dense forest; U^L h**& & grove;

ihe festival ofthe Arabs, ilie Bairam; )iii^j&? \Jk IoaL forest anirnals.
thefeasi of tabemacles ; Jjoicuj or JJfoicu tlie \. or JJLC zn. a lizard.
festival ofthe Epiphany ; j& fii * fl ? Easter.
\ fut. .-S V.J, act. part.^^*? l*^^-) pass.
*
contractions jJA^ =
-*
part. ^Sx, )^, )fc.
^
-p
Festal Letters e.g. letters about the special
yOh-^1 ;.iU^ = J^V. -
P

feast, Easter |U }\. Jjaia-JL hefestal trwmpet.

;
v
?U?J^ or ^?J = ^ji Palpel conj. w3^/r a) to do, cause, effect, 'perform, bring to

of pass; IJLih ^Mug iAow ^a^i actedwisely;

^A- ^> sftNw io <?o w?Z> well-doing ; S
WUrtj . f. rooting v/p, stubbing.
)fcliI5 evil-doers, malefactors; oiiJk,
fc*.^>

ixoo
.

{^., )')\ a) act. part. of verb *. b) Jjjj e^

JfcU3 taff/ jfcl^J t^- a benefactor;
= )5)4> an( * )^P r - n Gaza, the chief city of
-
ix ^? ^ i/iai . . ./ 6) io rfo, m^&e,
the Philistines. work; J* ^ j^,\,f a man who does (Up
jlo^-lx rt. dcu2w. f. feebleness, languor. nothing^asl/aggard; 1>^X t+Jk&iheworkmen;

^|il, JJJK a) act. part. of verb ^fc. b)

)\>&* [j^i w f ^x doing the king's business;

Jjjjk = JLsL a bramble. ll^I^.v -i^^ filling ojfces, fulfilling minis-

trtes; JJl^S wI^sL linen-weavers ; U&U& ^s^L
\], alBO spelt J and JiL^ph ^", .
a silversmith; )1m^ w^^. makers of bows*
rt. AX. double, muUiplied; jjj j),^^ a.
c) to build, construct, repair. d) to vyrite, corn-
htmdredfold.
pose. e) to make to be, appoint lnng, bishop,
JokX and uv fut. )>v.T. <a stoell, thickm,
priest; spy, &c. /) io ma&e io 6e, AoW or
harden* Part. adj. J&**, JlaiL, )&lxv.. swollen,
tkick, dense, gross, fot, heavy ; *oo> uJLaX
consider as; JjMxo* J^ m?2 ^ ^flf ^
ws
owi braggarts. g) Io make ready, 'prepare food,
wotlux fo> y^s were swollen; ofco
slay sacrifice ; jj^?
, ll^pV ycu^^tfitieo
*(&w^Lx /io is thick-set; jJLJLfr. laa..*. ol^ mflrfe ready a Jad; )>A^ t+o*a*Z^-^J Aaron
Aiavjf bodies; J &&X Jl ^L tZensi /o*?. Metaph Aa2Z o^ir the goat /or a mi~offeriwg. h) to
<&7ise, dfoZZ, material, crass, unctdtivated ; **&*
bear fruit, yiM uiilk. i) io 5e p'ooc or ji /or
Jlooco dense of understanding ; umC^C J^>cu#i
with^.; jjaLiof ];-i y&& black soil is good
Jiaiao clumsy definitions ; ]1^L Jfl^an m-
for, suits certain plants; ^C jlt^j )i!^l
leamed country ; ),A v JLo jflai or 6a*e sounds
cane-root is good for . . .; jSetlT} Jfx^? Jfcoo?
opp. U^-o sharp, treble ; gram. ))&&& JLoL/'
j^ o^ a convement for a monastery*
site
j*wK or Aeaejf letters. Ethpb. w^l/ fa? s?eiZ.
j) to pass time, siay; with Jfclxi to pass a
Pa. uX io wa^e heavy, io harden; to be or
year; )j>J^*^j r z he stayed a little while.
become thick, to condense; .oo*#^^ u ^^^
*\ is used in conjunction with many uouns
con^ en<^f
Jooj because iheir heart was hardened; }^^^ ^W i0 strive*

*^o condenses. Ethpa. uaLif fe become "^L *ivQL&3(to egg on the mob.
thick as honey ; io 6e swollen as the eyes, face, frJa^PP ( io tir up sedition.
or body, as a wound ; io fo hardened as the
Jtf io rfo or ^or^ a ^t?..
heart; io become dense, material; &-* a
\
^*X ji a\ .A
j^ > io ia^6 jpatn about, have
U&tOo* | j&w& v*L l( the immaterial Word
care for.
y
became material in theflesh. Aph. v2*J o
thicken trans.; JLeUj ^V scribes wrc'ie
JlilAio ; see under a.

i/w 2eifer thickly. Derivai VS, ]jx, f-^> jil? to cotnbatjfight.

fc-J-^X, jicu^uX, [l n\ ,, jfes > iJk, [wULXX, Jj*o to comrnemorate, celebrate; esp. io
J^-^cl^j fioaX, Uoai., keep a saint's day.

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J-Lj to give judgement, holdjudicial inquiry* h**Zi to svbjecL

jlsf ; see under a, j&x*L y^.C a?% emetic.

jiciu^ to act hindly ; to gainfavour.

Ji*- to take trouble, do carefully. J^UlToo 2Ae door is shut.

l**aid or fcfloojace to convoke a synod. Act, part. cf. above. Gram. JkiL cwtive

}%s. \jict to compose a speech; to execute a

opp. ^\L passive. Pass. part. done, mode,
command ; to have reason* formed, become, committed, devised, composed,
appointed, constituted; X *kfr dkm, made,
grant permission.
A ^V
Jlciiftift-v to
written &c. by . . . ; *&, t* was
i*M#$ to huni.
)

p. *
dWc 6y 2e, 62/ ^se = / fon <fcme, ^ow /mtf
to make oneself out, pretend to be,

J?|x J^J* J^oclIo to make, keep or cele- JJp^S wac& 6y Aarw& i.e. idols; Jiso ]jL*J
brate a feast, tlie Passover, Easier, &c. *w^ us see hoio they fare;
let

j?ocx to make mention, record. M **a\ tS, sc&, diseased; Jjkj oo< *^*

}k*^> tofind a pretext, an occasion.

they have become old; ^L>,x JiLIi ^(thou
99 -h
to have to do zvith, hold intercourse wiih.
becamest like a mad woman. Fem. emph.
jlgft ^v pi. Jl subst. a) anything done or com-
C
.
.

to reply.
rnitted, a deed, action, thing. b) anything to
I^icu to use wiles; \,u>i<xa
r
^< wily, be done, worh, business, matter, occupation,
tricky, fraudulent.
service; Jt'ic&M
office,
r .flv a
Jl' small matter,
\& **2 L& to live ascetically, as aphilosopher.
lao^^ to make certam,
trifle; jl'ck^, W~^\ JJJLo U-T the
confirm. armour and other inyperil property.
jj&ra to pass smtence. Ethpe. *sx^Xr a) to be done, carred out,
|jo of tofast. efected; *> J&*>1 j^;^ vengeance was
JictX* to pray. taken upon ... b)fobe performed, celebrated
as a feast, the passover, &c.
U^X t0 maIce tte ^ of the Cross. c) to be ordained,

ipjD to set before.

consecrated bishop, priest, &c. Pa. . denom.
verb from jja to make serve (rare).
Cf.
U.o*o to celebrate the hoy Eucharist.
Palpel. Aph. a) S^fto make worh, set to
i&%& to gather m or tread the vintage. worh. b) to impel, instigate, set on to do any-
UskjQ tus> to be in perii, run thing.
into danger. c) to worh, efect; *%>
r ^s^ f .

J+ to wage war. He wko worheih all things in each one;
avi fn >*so to depose. o -^^ -ao > oo Jjjjl the demon who im-
pelled Mm, possessed Mm; jll ,
h\i to take counsel; to celebrate the holy
ufe
mysteries.
giving, vivifying; C Uoj j^^fe Ae wt
^edfs. Ethtaph. ^lU'to be done, made,
U** to make a beginning; to make a Ung, effected, formed; esp. to be impelhd,
set a ckief or hmd over tbem. possessed
bj an evil spirit. Paxpbl j^jL to
lai ca- to make partaker.
make to
serve, reduce to servitude; \^x the passims;
ji cvx*^
to

t0
make peace, reconcih.
m <ife an agreement, agree with.
J&*~ sm; |^ w
brougU the Franks
^
to
3 J^kNj; i^i he
Ms allegiance by gifta.
)l>ct, xi \L to votefor. Ethpalpal j^ifto be emUved, reduced to
I^Xjw; see under j. slavery, to bondage; to be a servant or slave of.

Ji^iAr >a X soporific. Shaphel A^X to make serve, rnslave, subdue,

suhject,bring into subjeetion; with
Jfco^l to take vmgeanee. jlot*^
mm * * -- -

a wonder-worker.
to reduce to slavery;
ja^o Ml U< Ij/*
>f't**3>1 1 am Thy servant and subject to Thy
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397 r^&anaa*-

conmiand; j&l o&3

f
a^***

.r
*&* after ^ deeds; jlttcuiGu | an iUegal action ; jlocu
Ao< mbdued all P&rsia; LoX y<&( > ^X^ )a>v ^& leis&refrom business. b) stthstance,

) IfcuA^fTt U^<xs io &rmgr iAem to iAe service goodSj possessions, wealth; oo< ^JbJJ
of righteousness. Pass. part. ANav , ) f a.v* </e2/ 5t?Zc? fA^r possessions; yw \\

subject, a servant, dependent

subject to ; )oof fc^r Ae Aad $w> possessions

jjl^aJl &
fjvyi a debtor; Jia^aX mbject at aBt had nothing left; \ j nfi j&f )^ii <A^

todeath; Jfc^lX a Za-ye ofpleasure; JI^J property of tlie jpaoy, c) Arab. a provinee;
)*-*< Isft subject or tributary Arabs; U>\*q voaasj**?? )f=^- ^ belonging to the provinee
JUaLaolI >..T>,v.^ro JJ? an incurable disease. of Damascus. d) gram. action, active voice;
Eshtaph. ^^^-f** be enslaved, in bond- )1-Ln; )ts.\-^> <A acitVe t?oce e) adverbial
*
age, in subjection; to be subject, to submit; use with o, indeed, really; J t

to be tmder control, restrained; JL^JjC*./ ii eawie io pass; )a^,a ipjD ti w^^ realized,

I&ofc Ae submitted to the Greeks; JL&m& j* accomplislted ; with X after a verb; Jjlff

J^od? J^|nH iAe onrush of the fiood can/not be )A-N^ ti w useful for work; ^X JLV or
9
restrained; jiaa*wai I^a^&aY **L J^ *lL zi ioo^ ^feci; ShX u^( he carried
jfcr ifo creation was subjected imto vanity. throughj accomplished, brought it about.
Debivatives, J f Jlo
Palpel conj. of
JUf
O^iL, jtojjxi. rt. (.9^** f. service, servitade,

slavery, bondage; Jio*a& Jj wX I serve,

jicu do service; \&^ )<^\ $o+** polytheism.

h^lStzJL rt. ^x. adv. slavishly, like a
JLm^Uo, J. servant or bondsman.
171

m, a bonds-
fe-Jfj^J* rt. ^. adv. really, in deed.
waw, serving-lad, servant; a
servafU of servants;
i1*.. y
slaves
M-^, )s^5 rt. o\ . servile, as becomes
)\ )
a servant or bondsnian.
born in bondage; ) ?
.->v Joo* oC&* }r^~\ /#
was the slave of his own passions; e
)h2&* rfc. o\, f. a household; substance,
goods, wealth, property, baggage; o^l oii
\Lv* the servant of the Lord; JXaso *
wy servant Moses. Often used to form proper ^J.)jo )^?? )fc^ )^V^ A* ff<tf himself
much wealth in gold and
tx
names -^eUZ silver.
e.g- Ebedjesus, E-Syr.
Audishuy the servant of Jesus Jja^jC, )l rt.
t s>X, a) a doer, maker esp.
v r
the servant of the lmighty. iAe Jfafer of all things; \&& ); A< b
Maker of tlie ages; \^<xs^L jfclXo ihi creaiing
Jt
SbX pi. )* rt ^X. m. a) a deed s
Word; Jxacifiij Jjca^ a <^or o/ iAe Zaw/
action, affair ; work, occupation, business,
p * ^Ax^vjoj apaper-maker. b) efftdent; an agent,
ernployrnent ; making, constmciion ; J

]Luoo{! skilled labour, work of

the skilled
factor; J?aix JLi #aeni jftn/ }^\^
)1?oa^, iAe efficimt cause. Gram. active opp.
hands; Jui-I? ) r\ V kandiwork esp. idols;
Uw t
- -v Jc^Lf gwfa maefc 6y hand; v *.o.* passive;
tive verbs;
]lf ac*x JL ocfow or tranzi-

&*] or JLLf husbandry, agrictdture, Jield the svhject or nominative.

abour; J&&af SZ t/*6 work of creation; t ^\_ fcJtf oAA i rt. f^x. adv. really, in effect;
v> hpS baking, bread-making ; jooVu gram. tn iAe active or transitive sense.
bakery, bakedfood; jJ^axaJ? woZ&n w>or&, eoai
jio ci-i'sL it. >.,."\.x, f. a) doing, working,
metal; iLl^d^? servile work; )JJi>cL3 ifo operation, action, construction ;
#
-m-r^n- jo^(
exemtion o/* commands; jLto'.f embroidery; RV,
7 *
tr0(2 glorious hz His working
J&o*? 2% worfcs Jwi wpkx my ^oo^ ^
'MM ^ ? ft a> beneficence. b) creative cnergy.
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398

c) gram. active force or signi/cation, action; hypocrisy; )Jjl. the begetting ofsons; \o+&
jioy c -i< ? Joi-ao* owns of action. prosopopeia, personification.
fi oasL ) }h** rt. t^x. adj. gram. active. JTcuaX rt. pX, f. thicknesSj grossness, ful-

tfctrtX , J , Jfc^. rt. ^^-- grotoing or stand- ness; a swelling, thickening; metaph. dense-
ing thick, thick, dense, abomiding, fertile; with nesSy dullness.

M^k*/ or ^xo a sliady or tcmbrageous tree; l$Jz* or l^Ax rt. i-^^.- ^ cameVs saddle
jA^aa^, JJux c&nsecZowis; Jj^c^& )fct*;*> for women tented over with a framework.
a crowdedflock; \=JL* J^ok liF land jIq^a^.v rt. X r>x . f. thickne88y denseness of
thick with corn, fumes, incense.
]ia^ash& rt. -=*X. f. density; )'i\^ SZ a nU^X rt. )^^x. a swelltmj.
dense cloud of arrows.
j*2^ or jkC^S^L rt. )^x. f. a) a woollen
jia-^-X pi. r Heb. in. a crop, produce, iwiic. b) a sort of thick bread.
corn, food, victuals; Jicv^s fc**
Jjcix^t ofc^i**
a granary; rt. pX , wooded, woody> leafy.
the firstfruits ofthe crops.
fut. ^J act. part. ^i^, jt^., pass.
j> '
, jr pi. ra. J* f- JC><x*l rt, ^. part. AVi ^ a) ^o ya55
., )
r
,
3

)i'. 07*, 6y, over or

a) transgressing, a transgressor. b) a passer- heyond; I& ^h- Ae crossed tlte Euphrates;
by, wayfarer. c) transient, transitoryy pasdng Jop *^jL s jSx he walked by the river sule;
away; Jcux Jd^>? passing imej )^Ny
Jl^IaoJ) he passed through the city; ^<
Jk&x this transitory world; pi. f, with J&S? )-io( apasser-by, wayfar&r, traveller;
*jL \
or ellpt. transitory things, affairs opp. Jllfco*.
o Uo one w^-Ao passes by and retwrns, goes and
JsIifdtsL-i JlsS passing words i.e. quickly for-
comes raetaph. one who transgresses and repenis.
gotten.
'<
Gram, J^bL transitive; with Jj intranzitive.
*
Ilot rt. i^-s.. f, transgression ; ])assing With preps. X ^aX to go to any place, to
% :

or over.
invade; with t<L^ in relating or writing
? 4
pi. k rt. wsubw. in. a) deviation, to 2>ass on to ; with ^so to pass
away from,
transgression l> coaj ? of *Ae Zaw. 6) transitori- deiart from, twrn aside from;
Jj^jt" ^
ness.

J*<5?X
c) migratio?i,

J*^ ^
transmigration ;
j&t&j; metempsychosis.
jjjc^x fiotfrom this way ofthinking;
the memory, be forgottm;
^
\J^L ^
JU to escape

to die.
U-C&&& or X, ]&_ adj. *po^ 6foc& a<2 With ^ to go close to, to jiow near or by,
white, piebald as sheep or goats. to come upon, befall as troube, afflictiou;
x fut. jjctoj' fo grotv thick Part. adj.
metaph. to transgress, violate Utoas^C
a
m_y
,,
\9
J_ , JfcL.. a) thickly grovm, thick, heavy;
command; UoaaJ ^i the law; ^^1 g*<
' * ja ** quarrelsoine over wine, a brawler

cii^ grmngr close shade; ^-^,< Jik^L

iftoo^^o ^x ^^x
a /a?5e swearer, perjurer.
b) to pass away, vanish
woo<&; ** JL&*
overgrown paths. b) esp. of time; y^vg,
full, abvmdant, crowded; Ji*J o*^ teme passes away;
;S JU^ )^ ^j +*tst& jJt t"^
ears; metaph. JIMSbu^i j^i^
a city *4^& &>6 ferwrfy Jl{| of^l ^1 frMMb
abounding in works ofrighteousness. Pa.
^
^sd ovfutwe; ,J^ \1^ ih past arprete-
eameasPe. Derivatiyes, JL^oajsw, JlaJ rite teme ; iJ^^ in the preterite. c) to
mrpass, exceed, be beyond, overcome; ?-,<
)
-ot
|^x pi. . rt. \sc^, m. thickness; a meii- voo^ this is beyond them, more than they
can understand;
ing, tumour; tlte solid part J\^ ^C mrpassing
UJa^k. rt, ^x^. adv. stupidly, in bungling
speech intxprestible;
Jls MJft^
U^w innwnerable;
beyond measure;
fashion,
iooi Ji-^J. Ji^i^,
I*0**2fc. rt, aX. f. making, forming, crea- fmrness.
s/ie swrpassed ^ m
tion; jioi/* the working of signs; \J>>U>
 ;; ;

399 wfhAyy
as a rirer ; to pass on, by or to, to turn aside )1a& or ]l'^kL dysmitry.
to with ^ of the pers., to be turned away or \X ^ V parti-colqured, blach and white as
div&rted with & from; to neglect^ fail of sheep; unbleaehed, unbleached or unfiUled cloth.
aceomplishment, to transgress, sin. Ara. *&>/ cm^gS Pa. o^L to paralyze, affiict with

a) to cause to pass jiab through the fire; to parcdysis; )<A^&ao paralyzed, palsied; a
atlow to pass or to depart; to transfer, remove, paralytic, cripple.
transport, transplant ; w o cijo ,, o ; -* v ( jo^giC, Jjcu^^x or S benumbed, torpid,
}<^\ 4*oc^X ifoy too& e cross from our stupe/ied.
Saviour an laid on Simon ; with Jt^o LoX
ii
l^o^-Jw rt. ^^.v rustic, rude, hard.
io bear to the sepulchre; o Jla to proclaim; \* < < .r

] loVs, v^ ^ or *& )foa^& to depose; & )LVf c^L rt. k^-- f- rusticity, rudeness.

Uc^iL pi. ).L rt. *^*> m. u owf

i
to #ore or
U^vo*. to r&move from power, depose, b) to

set aside kacusxj 2&e fo>. c) to ^pass owr, fruM as a bull.

remii transgression, sin. <2) to transfer, trans- jiVi^^w rt. ^^-- y&V prostraie, pros-

late tfja^ U* Ji ^*> A< ^6ww tration, dejection*

twto (Treel ; from one bishopric to another %^^ root-meaniiig to &e round Cf ^^ .

llfrjfctriN pccoi x )IoS\vi\ ^^r ci t .

and^o^. Pa. ^^^^ to roK round, roii away ;

/t removed the seat of empire from Rome to jL^La& ^-jwO a tone rolled away. Parel
Byzantium. e) toconvert, fotm/rompaganism *^^jL to roZ? a5owi or roZZ violently; ^fe^&Df
/) logic to pass over jfclLtt
to the faith.
o^^o^iw^/rom a jpart to i/te whole, from detail
& ualop oi^\, }|d //"<? ^Ao rolleth a stone
it shall return upon Mm; ^\s>?oo %^j^s>
to generality; o;.AN( M>( ^Jw j^H/N, tf&ey
),jo*^ rolled in and befouledwith blood, Eth-
attribttted the Passion to the Father. g) to go paral%^j^L( to 6e rolled, to roii down as
beyond, exceed. h) to pass over, omit ; to defer, stones or water from a mountain, to roB or
put off Uoa^ l^oal ^ ,/r<ww t2a# to day tami oneself to wallow in the dust; L^SJLa
to pass time. Ethtaph. ;^.n!1( to fo trans-
Jfcl*^-*f m fo wifre of sin; ^^ )JL?^4^^
ikrfed, removed, transferred ; to be extended )Jo^ judgement shall roii doton like ajlood;
(of a proposition). Derivatives, Jf j2ul^j Joo )l^*ifc^ A0 engine was turned
)Leo^ } Uoax, J*^, js*>, iul round; ^s^^L\^s> Ucul icL^O l^t^Ld^
U^, ^^^*, )Ua*~, U i^ey wriihe on the earth like a serpenU Dr-
RIVATIVES, V^, Jl^, kttN ^ V, Jfe^^,
. ra a)passing over;
J*om crosstng the river, b) transgression with
JtttoaaJ o/<& Za-w? or }Jj5a of the command.
rt.^%^^. adv. usually with o pre-
jjjx& pi. |* rt.^X. m. a) passing over esp. fixed. a) quickly, immediately\ forthmth
crossing a river, hence a /ord, strait; the ^< \\( "%^> I come quickly;
y

fwrther shore, the land beyond; j?cu j;S.C fte tcas 072. thepoint ofdeath;
r _ r

beyond Jordan; ^oT; SI ifo sea-shore, trand; wry

quickly. b) soon, easily; with JJ

JfcCi-Iaoj o^ga,^ &e limita of the ciiy; &*%&& Aar%, wM difficuJly; ^1^5 U? )^oi?f U)j
tmt-peg. 6ro^en.
sl{tss& rt. ;r?iV. adv. m Hebrew, in the ls^w pi. \2~ rt.^^^w. m. a calf; an antelope;
Hebrew Itmguage.
^^*v
^JL, see under JXX. For fem. see
U^, JfcU-t^X. Hebrew, an Hebrew;
rt.

J&*^& Hebrew women; pL&j. of Hebrew M n -\^k m. dira. a) of Jl>^ a ftttfe caZ/,

parentage; Uj& t;J> the Hebrew nation; 6) of )1^\1-SL a smaZ2 car^.

*p* k . *
jfco^^o Hebrew characters. jl^^. pi. ^^1, Ji^: rt..X^- 1 an
 T*kL^ 400 n&ctL*:

heifer, a cow-calf sometimes iFoCf )j,\.^s.. ;

Jlsivol )&v^x an heifer ofthree ycars. Vot^X, Jtcu^it^-, verb U^X, Jj^J^o.
j^ or jfc^L pi. <^, JlSb^ J&. or JiL
P
root-meaning
a) weeded, cleared of weeds,
2o weed. Pase.

rt.^s^*.. f. a carty wain, waggon; the con- part. -Zx, ) , ji'

stellation Charles Wain, the Waggoner. pv/rged pruned; luciii ^so J*^*^.?
t
JLfiu* afield
clemed of thorns. b) boivnd togetJter ; \Z
or j^k. fut. \<x^j. pass. part. *^>
J^Zx o^5 pached v/p. Ethpe. \^X\ to be
* to cast down }
to Ue prostrate; J onr>

in the grave. Part. lying domn, rrone, pros-

weeded. Derivai ves, )?^, ]?!Q^-.

trate, the dead; \><\*.Z* lying in darkness; )x, fut. Jy^J, imper. ^Z^, act. part. )Z&,

^cu* in the pit. Metaph. oflow morals; U*iL with o or*^L. to touch, pass near, corne
\sc\ .'C oooj ^JL^v J|A** o^p the nations sitddenly tipon, affect, seize; )+** )J Jjclj? Jwl*?

were lying in corrujrtion; ujJL^w )La3oo iOod ^Ae smeZZ of fire had not passed upon

Jtola&A^ behaviour ofUind baseness. Ethpe. them; J&C*Z )-^oJ oo^C^. ^?- ew'Z spirits
down, fallen down, lying seize upon them; ji'oi v och*^\ JIC II dealh
^^^1/ to be cast

prostrate. Pa. **^* to cast or throw doion; does not touch the angels. Pa. i+TJL to setfree;
r
]*wj k*> into prison; to rnake fall into sin. to sustain. Aph. wZj^( a) fo Za^ AoZ(^ snatch, 3

Derivai ves, Uou^x, U^*-- wrest; JXjT? jjoa ^ ^/ro-m ^Ae dragon s
9 t
ni. prostration,
moulh; with Jtab o #m a victory; oLZ.'V^N
pl. ). rt. -^--
humiliation; tlie lower regions. Pj r" ^ jioa\v) ^o wr^^ ernpire from the
Egyptians; JJo^/ "? )L\o i-ZW cllio tcAo
*^>* root-meaning to be dense, thick. De-
Att^A ZatcZ /soW <m ^/te croton without strife?
rivatives, Jia^X, JtoJ o^, Ji^, fc~k<^>
b) to wrest, extort. c) to snatch s pluch out,
rescue, carry aff from wild heasts, captvity,
9 V
rt. i<^. adj. stoutj heavy, perii, &c. Ethtaph. Jl^iX to be snatched
weighty, thick, dense, gross; *^3 **^>? M^ or tom away; to be taJcen away by force,
Leviathan a very ponderous Jish; Jo*-^**
is rescued. Deriv atives, j*JS, U**X, Jlo***x,
* y
J^W^ 9?*woU8 sins; Jl^C J&LJ? IlS-^ ^?ax, U?ox jlcLwto^,. 7

jlalLo gross and bestial pa ssions.

]^^ or Zi pi, ] m. a wood-pigeon, stoch-
h^lLt^f* rt- k^- adv. strongly. dove.

jLo^^. rt. ^3^.. f. grossness, roughness. j?X rt. ^x. m. iveeding, stubbing, removing
r
9 t
m. inula helmium, fleabane. the young shoots offruit trees.

*^X fut. a-o^J. to butl, gore as a bull.

J]^ pi. ] rt.^fcX. m, an accuser, fault-
Derivative, jmder.

^ adv. of ti ine
lOj-x pL J rt. i*X. m. a helper, giv&r of
while, whilst, whilst yet,
aid, assistant,
as long as; until, till; as far as, up to, unto;
\t\* JLuntil lie corne; "Vy.ftnrs* o o JL while U^x rt. 1^. m. a) distance; Ji^a a< a
he was speaking;ui coi S during his life- distance, far away. b) return, period, )fcU,l?
lime; \i* or i JL for a time, a while; rfie coldfit of a fever opp. ) woa ^ Aof^fo.

^A JiaT JL a little while; Jj&ial *& for &i& or ^L j^:^ 5 pi. m . Jj^ pi. f. jj^
afew days; %*^i> * nearly, almost, but a rt. Jx. a sojowrner, wanderer, pilgrim.
little. Forms the compouuds ^-a-d^, JI^j^ JlaU^x rt. J^x. f. wandering, stayhtg a
while, being a sojowrner.

for ^o tofixaplace or time ofmeeting, fc^-Zx rt-^yX. adv. culpably; with JI

to assemble. Palpel *&> *?l& or ?Jow?JjL innocently, free of blame.

to celebrate, keep a feast; J?jik or |?j, &jb jla. \ ^X rt.^^,

blamewortJiimss, culp-
let us keep the feast Deriv atives, IfLx, ableness.
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[Xtf>> rt. ^.iw. culpable, blameworthy , tw# m ddigkts. ^Ll(

Ethpa. to enjoy
reprekensible. delights; Ifc^s* cu^fco^X to enjoy th#

^ Jx = yjx Eden. pleasures of the Garden of Eden.

iLIx \fX J^y-X pi. ^jfX, M*-x ni. a momentj

as }UZx of Eden or Paradise.
7
adj.
minute; a season or time, esp. a convenient
Jl.x pi. j~ rt. J*X. f. vareose veins;
season, jk or rzgrfa itmey J^^ Ui>J ft'vne^
bloodshot state of ihe eyes; weah or blurred
ancZ seasons; *"*p a) ^L miY iA<e ft'we
sight; veocation.
appotnted;
AH
^o'cm^SQ
-71

wa A*ft* season, in due

*%^ or^>Zx, fut.^o^iJ, act. part.^^sl, v ' _*
season; ^oom*^.^ Jf? unseasonably ; J*a
Jf^, pass. part.'^.^x, )JL, )\*.to jind fault, or Ji^X daybreah, dawn
* - * r
; J

blame, complain of; oriatft^ c^^Ix^V^xi

at supper-time ; 11&&1 \jI& a rainy season;
Ae blames himself thorougldy ; *%a& *Xx y+s> \l& from season to season s an entire
cd. finding fault with everything, inveterate
year; J90X jj^Jka n a ^Aori ttme, a Kftfe
grvmblers. Pass, part. blamed, reprovtd
while; jU^m JJ^ a 2afo season, long tirne;
culpabh) blarrmoorthy, reprehensible; with
^Lx |Jx iA^ Aowr > pai/ ^J rv ^a.s
Ju
o^>k . >

harmless, innocent, unimpujned. Ethpe.

ai aZZ seasons, continually, ever; *^. ++(as
^.JLxif 0 6e blamed, accused, complained of; yp t y
formerly, heretofore ; . ^2 ? tem2>orary ;
^^xU& & ow fcs*/ IJ tfA^re s nothing to
of our tirne, of our age; **?-& ^* ew
jind fault with in himm Ethpa. ^P&1( io * .<* 'W M JT, 9 .-71 P-
times ; /or a
6Zcwn, j*!^ /aw&, complain, with o.>fr T^> V Ia
io accuse himself; to jmd guilty, condemn
jJj^X or JILZx, ]hs^ adj. from *Jx. of or
with o or*V Aph.^^x/
of the pers.
1
'
to r
* > belonging to Eden ; J^LJ^X J^i( I^Z^lX fro/
blame severely, jind great fault Parel^?
? AaiA granted abundantly to the saints a
to blame with o. Derivatives, JJo*
land of Eden.
fc-JLjX, )U^.X, J^,X, l^^, fti^
UJ^x, jfcl* adj. from **nC seasonnble, jit,

W X comp. of *x and 3. adv. of time, before,

suitable.

J?Jx* less commonly J-X* pL J* rt. #-X.

until, while as yet, not yet even now.
}

m. a feast, feas&day, holiday, festival.

*&S. J^^ . rt.^x. m.
?

censure, accusation;
pi.

w^X Jj? blameless,

blame,
JsD-x, Jsi>^ pi. ^X, JsjSZx f. a cW,
curled loch of hair, crisped bush of hair
l^fc^ x comp. of * and )*. a) adv. of tirne o**+# JjSZx ^* V^^ she shaved off ihe
and place, usually folio wed by j, w?iiz7, so far, severi locks of his head.
$0 that. b) prep. with ^ as far as,, unto,
fut. **x>, act. pai't. if^k, l^t^L, pass.
until, to; **!* i-v^\ )^e^x ew2 0/
tZZ iAe
part- ^Jx, ] )*%. to help, assist, be ofuse or
S L<\
,

jifty years, forjifty years;

jp
kx /ar advantage; & )'^f **/ as is expedient;
howfar? as far,
ewr, io eternity; kL]J l^o^X
jf^L )i it is of no avail, of no use. Pa. i^x
aslong as; J^^U Jjlx Aow/zr/ howlong?
to help, bear aid, assist, favour ; to be good or
>ls= jj&x until after . . ,, until past . . ,
/ useful; with $J> to take the part of; IL*&
|-c*JX k^ coittr. (Jce^x, j & lx or
JoMaiC JfJ&o oii is good for the sick; ]LL
hitherto, til the present ttme.
Uj^oU 4^1{ >^? OMight Whosupported
or Heb. Eden; .Ix? k*uf *9 <A<?
r* the martyrs in tribtdatim; ^j\l |? o
Garden of Eden; *Z^ Uliao ^C wJb/ y ^.){l? ^o k& J^L jf-^Lao zi i better for you
Christ has brought us back to Eden. Deriva-
to stay ihan to go; ]'^oo JJ ii is useless, hurl-
TIVes, verb yX, )*1*X or J*>Zx, |>fX.
X denom. verb Pael conj. to make pleasant,
ful, 2>rejudiciaL
assisted, liealed;
Ethpa. >pCt?'io
to receive help,
be helped,
advantage;
delight, solace. Pass. part. 1 *f v>, JJw&, to be to the advantage or profit of...; ^^ ]x
Jfco^-Xac. gpeww. topleamres, delicate; abound- \
h*j-,J* i-ifcsio w/Aai doth it profit a mani
3 *
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402

]LaJa> a departed soul receives help

j,Jkfcoio we should remember and sap what things Clvrist
from prayers. Derivatives, JiOfX, didfor U8. b) to bring to remembrance, reflect
Jj^,
Uit*-, k?aX, Uf^a, k-J^i^ao, jtcujfijo, upon, mention, make mention of; )fcC-aa*.i"
i;o)_l{ the above-mentioned hymn ; Jjic+^.1.}
JfyX pi. \9 rt. ijX. m. help, aid, advan- M>io? JfciX^o we remember, reflect upon, tlie

tage; Jck.j J>* o small advantage; pi. saying of scripture. c) to recall, remind
auxiliar^/ troops, reinforcements. yn fl> a m \\
4*X Ijo^i/ you have recalled to
]fiL pi. )*
Ezech. xxvii. 5 and in the Lexx. my remembrance the lexicon. Pa. o* to cli
probably a mistake for J| U. a mast &c. to remembrance, mention; U/ ?o-&? the
fciS. m. saponaria officinalis, soapivort.
books which I here
Ethpa. ^o^SXV
mention.
to be remembered, hept in remembrance. Aph.
Jl'^. W-Syr. HVx constr. st. VS. pi. Jl'^
1o&.{
or J* ?^b- ^t. jjk.. f. eKKKrjo-a, a) an assembly,
to caii or bring to remembrance, to
remind, mention, commemorate, record; o o
congregation, company, church; Jt'lSL k^L Jsiieu>f ub*L'io( yc>jo-iJ he sJiall put you
j&> * 1 vi , Aree heaventy Jo
companies ;
jt**. ^->fco.f w/w /te congregation brohe up;
in remembrance of my ways which are in
Christ; JJ Ufclaa jj^ ?<^jo I record in
U^ollo ft. the^Catholic Church. b) a this booh; Jucoqjku'j oo ^joO-i
temple, church; J&>* J^ a catkedral church.
they commemorated the giving of the Law.
]i'cac4*r

JfcCJotjL dim. of J1.VSL. f. a little church. DemvATIVES, ylfOo^, |j?GX, JjJsOJO,

klULV*- adv. from ji'.. ecclesiastically, in |Ioj?cxso, kjo^fcoo, Jlcujo^fcoo.
the ecclesiastical sense.
yl'yoo^, |jr?o^. rt. joX. endowed with
UiV*., j&J adj. from JL'^L. 0/ tfJe c/mwc7j, a good memory.
ecchsiastical, clerical; an ecclesiastic, official
U^ojX r ^- \^> m. opportunity.
j^r Ghwrch
doctor of divinity;
history.

li'cw'LV^ from JlVx.

Jj%&

f. ecclesiastical law,
V*4 only used in the part.
venient, mitable, opportune,
y
fttting,
^ Jj^.
agreeaUe;
C0K-

custom or learning. Vo*^? ]U a convenient time, opportunity;

f

W& denom. verb from

1*2 fut. ?o*^;, imper.
&,
JljS.. * congregate.

act. part. ?.,

tempiation; ^ ^ ^^
Uo*4 JfcCoo? a spo mitable

/mmaw ??/e Derivatives, the three

.
following
con-
fo
for
^^
J?cX, pass. parts. *,. and ***.; E-Syr. woi'ds and Jj_.o*x.
?o*x &c. (rn this and the folowng words
beginning with
the *. like Alep, East-Syrians
^ West-Syrians pronounce
*jtio4.
)i'c6e4
vt.

rt.
v
o*X. adv. usefuUy,

x. f.
profUably.
mitaUUty, aptitude,
keep the strong ( v<?
aptness; U*, l&o> a fltting time or oppor-
pronunciation.) a) to remember,
recaU, come or
ccdl to mind; with oUau' to come to
himself
tumty; )^^, l&^ mifableiU!SS fQr
come to a right mind. b) to habitation; jfcCJl^ jlVic^^
mention, make meri i^^fajity
tnn of, recmnt, reiate;
jj/ ?(
he jrote the four epistles
? ^ ^f^f suitable ciaracter
of their clothinq.
which I mention;
Kjo*X rt. KOt
..flt, suitable, opportune, con-
recounted those monasteries
and the founding
venient, oble; Uot^.
[
viina
UlS / suitable manner;
/. <,*,i*~-ki*
\*i *
*
of them. Pass. part. a) act. sense 5>*L re-
W*X UJo? <zw 6Ze disputation.
membeHng,jrdndfulof;
&c.;
^ix
i*y*Sx m remmber.
mentioned, aforesaid.
>-ewwm5er, recollect;
Jtf ***& I rmJmber,

<& ~c^f\%L
b) passive sense

Ethpe. joUl*/*
^
*Z&.
P. part.
fut.

^ io'o^,
]^^. to je w
horses or camels.
Derivative,
EroA ^he
lust

same.
act. part.

.
^^ i^L tt^

^? ^^
jloi^^.
U^> ^y*, ^j, &<> JA0J01X rt.
>~ to cowtib
>o*X. f. wnuomiM Z s,
t tcrfofe oUation, tkat
k* or w5 x, fut< jj^ ^ pftpt> Ju
 403 M.1CUW*

)&&. to howl as wild beasts, to wail with

4
rtXOk, m. rotation, rotatory rnotion.
jl*^-*
^^oL ; jL\B u+f joo ]<x Ae howled lihe a dog. ?ax (1) {& = ^, fut. cix*, act. part.
Pa. w to &010Z long or louMy. Aph. ^5j*7* ?|j&, to uprooi weeda > toar wp thorns, disbted
to cawse to wkm7; wj^Jo^aJ^i? jJLf wAoso vines. Ethpa. ^i^to 6e pvwwd ojf, dis-
wrongs and causes wailing. Derivatives, budded. Derivatives, jLo?o)*x, Jj^x.
?ax (2) not used in Pe. Pael JjL to ac-

o ax Pa. c*jL i) to emile, laugh ah 2) to custom, kabituate 9 use9 exercise; UaSSX **^?
grow gloomy; pass. part. |&o overclouded. Jla-^gJ on^ wAo Aas accustomed his iongue to

Aph. a ...
( to overcloud, shroud in mist falsehood. Pass. part. !-&, )-^o, jl^I^lao
Debivatives, UqX, Usox ? J^*x. with o or j accustomed> used, wont, expert,

ocx, jv^dlx pi. I^clX rt. oX. m. a) /w

usual; ch^ 000* -Z>^c Y3 ^ a 7natter to
which they were v:ell accustomed; *Z*^j&
bosom, lap, womb, matrix; o o ]i^L( \ii*ZS
|^i><aa=> ooo they were practised in observation
4*a2>{? I^cu^a woJ&*|j tod Only-begotten
of tke stars; \f$A&>\ wo as is usual. cusiom-
Who is in tke bosom of His Fatker; l=>
ary; ]$*& Jxc6soJ custom. Ethpa. JL&ir
ji^j the bosom ofthe Chwrch; \liLoi JL&cu
to be accustomed, to accustom oneself groto
or jfc^fojaAao f the spiritual or baptismal
used to esp. of tamed animals; JLoi>]^ J>
womb. b) a hollow, cavity, recess, inner part;
NK i "
j*^> }*>-^s^o tw^ew. 7ifl^ 6^ew- brought
t^c^o U^>J> ]^clX Me wpjper cawity of the up and used to be with rnen; JJ? )|N^ ^i^
brain; JX^lf JJ>cx* J*L& sap in tke veins of
0^ wJLwll' ^o^Lja^m you use a language to
trees; a& I^clX ^KsJ^ the branches
which I am not accustomed. Aph. only part.
swell and open; JLdj Joalx te AoZfow 0/ a *ioo 3 }l*Sso and oftener j^d, jloo, $+&o
measure; U*l \2}&Z)o^thelowestrecesses witb o to 6e accustomed, used, wont; i**}*
ofthe world; %cu*| UaX *Ae gulf of Slieol.
= h>%jJT j-^o?
**k+x>i> y>{08 you are wont,
c) a gulf bay, a land-locked lake or sea;
asyourliabit is; ]ic&f )^c? as is usual,
as usually happens; with j^L to be familiar
^
lagoons, inner seas. d) the bosom of a robe,
or intimate unth any one. Derivatives
jwcket, receptacle; metaph. J^clX o <*j
yfc*2&*f #owr mind i$ not capacious enough
to hold ... e) gecmetr. a
?dk (3) Heb. not found in O. or N.T., often
sine. ined.
f)
otiose, iaz., se, forsooth, indeed, again, for.
l**** piles, emeros; JJ^cu*,? UcU t*
opening or te Zr<rttom 0/ a sore. ?cOk, (4) Ar. lign-aloes.

*&2>&*> rt. ^a\. m. close growth, density, ?^ (5) )?^ pi. J?c& com. usually mase.
profusion; a crowd; condensing, an epitome; aw unclean bird, the owl, Hule owl, night-hawk:

vo^
UiUi? I^ox a dMte; *J&tff
4 Jfcs^jjk J?oX
*f*(
as an owl in the desert.
\&& trunks stuffedfull ofgarments;
\+^1 oa*iol abundance ofbodily nourish-
^ ?clX
]&!&,
(6) m. a
same
loch of wool, flock, nap.
as Jij^,; see above.
ment; J^*# J|icx thefatness ofthe earth
Jf{&. frt. jois. (6). a /oc^ ofwool,Jloch;
pi.
l*aa.x rt. f^X m. tkickness, consisteney; woolliness, nap of coth /oc^ ctown or tooo^K-
;
h+*h U^clX y+( bout as Udele as honey; wess of plants; Unt, a morsei
ofplucked wool
+&( %JL U^clXo JlJ^a six cubits in width J?fox rt. v. we rooting up of weeds,
and tkickness.
weeding fields.

U^cuX pi. JI. rt. Ux. ra. a swelling, )t'c6|ci. rt. foi. woolliness, fleeci-
(6). f.
tummr, gathering, fesier; UU M^iiax /mZ ness; the nap of clothes ; a stopping, plug of
swdlings. flock or wool.

M o ca ,, J&L- adj. from the above. jftifer- Ufck. pi. \!L rt. JjX. Uberation.
'^> gathering.
l
ui ? c^, Uii^, )^^,c^ rt. l^.. adj.
3 p 2
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K*lCUj^C\..X. 404 A

mlhout, outside, extrane&us, foreign; gram. JLfcx pi. J m. a/a*w, y^u? r<*.

irregular, anomalous, foreign ; Ul?oX JJ^C JJjaX a 7*o<7.

strnge or foreign speech; JJ^o!*, wJLIjoX m. thom> bramble, spina

JlUjo pi. J^-
heterodoX) of strnge opinions.
Christi; pld^? JL^o a crotiwi ofthorns.
Jtc^?fcX rt. JX. f. with jixik? Orange l(ax, ^i root-meaning io irritate. Pael
speech^ foreign or outlandish prormnciation. ^Ix and ^o o provoke, irritate; V^*X
iUcx pi. . rt.^^X. ta. comphini, Mame, j&X** /ear wacte her angry; pass. part.

reproof ^JLx, )^joo provoked, angry. Ethpa.

)J?clX pi. }1. from ^X. m. softness, deli-

Z\] to be annoyedy fretted, chafed, irritated.
Derivtives, J^-*x, 1^*x.
cacy ; pi. delicacies, cates.
j^cii- m. a) act of jndting
yl?aL, Jj'tax pi. C rt. i-X. m. a) a^,
on; )3\Jc>9
rt. .fr^-V.

putttng on clothes, dresstng ; Jioaa?

tJie

succour, an auxiliary force* b) advantage,

incarnation* b) apparel, attire ; m a
benefit ; j>jot^ik/or our good, for our
JJmojvj }U( a helping hand; V+xL&h Jj**ax
benefit;
UrCA^f l^ols^ m glorious appareh
Ml&*, ))Ul<&~ pi. JP rt. *^x. f. wi6*-
spiritual benefit. c) relief remedy, liealing
ing a sneeze; snuffi.
*Sse cl> ch**J? }Jj>?ax the aets ofhealing y

which his Lord worked tkrough him ; J J * ? ax. )Idx rt. JcL**. m. howling, wailing.
jLcLja&io ^& relief from taking baths \L ox pi. ). rt, a qX. m. swaying ; faint-
)J?clX? Jfctoo? \JaJiS Paradise where ing, languor.
all ills

wUl be redressed. d) rit. J^? JJfjaXf jii JjxCiX, same as Ijaox.

suffrages in aid of the departed; E-Syr. the i-^ li^x, 5

Jl;-Qjfc. rt. 9oX. blind, orie-
concluding collects of the daily offices. eyed; Jt^oX i^io/ ablind alley ; Jjioa ^.x
yiojo^., jj?cx pi. ^C, Jl. rt. ?o>X. m. JL^.^ )^ix blind of understanding, heart,
a) the memory, remembrance, with JJ forgetful- mind.
ness, oblivion; jj;ocx & from memory; fc*2ti.5x rt. >aX. adv. blindly.
with w^*( or av io bring io remembrance, Jio^Sx rt. iax. f. blindness, esp. of the
remind, mention. b) a memory, record; heart, mind, &c.
Mi^x ois-a or ;
\ m a 6oo& o/* records;
Jfc^*x rt. Jox. f. a) uxtiling, grief b) lat-
X *sfcsO a recorder, chronicler; \>tso .{oaV tered or ragged cloth.
a &si or catalogue ofbooks, c) a memorial, corn-
memoration, day ofcommemoraiion, monument.
^L root-meaning to hold bach Pabl
yoX
act. part. pass. part.
JoaX and Uocx )ax m. howling, S-*X,
,
y
wailing.
rt.
cUfcaPj also ifS^o , ^ , JfcL io hinder, impede;
JtxT ycif yax jU contwmelyhas not held them
yoox, bociX pi. *_ , IC, rt. ^&X. m. bac/c/ Motcu;\nm m^cumo ?5 qffairs were
a hin&ranee, impediment obstacle, difficulty; entangled, did not prosper. Ethpa. ^q^I/
7"

wth ^j urihindered, unimpeded, free. to fie stopped, hindered with ^, entangled

'"*i Jlox rt. jx. m. energyy strength, with o ; JtcuXa &from prayer; J^o^ 5^
t
fervour of heat, cold, fire ; of anger, of disease j*ro? receiving blessings; Jici. |acl^^s^ JJ

vehemence, violence JLouC& o/ *fo blows;

tffore { no impediment, it does not matter.
Jfclx JAii? o/^m mn*; I ttfababj Ji<x
Aph. y>r> act. part. io obstruct, stop. ^.
the Jlower of youth; jfcooo^j Derivtives, laoax, jo^ax^, J^Udclx,
i/te jyjtou or
vigour of age.
t *.
M>o^.
wxx. m. a Hndrance, Ut,
x-t.
Jffox rt. |x, m. fervour, heat, vehemence.
im-pedimeid ; J>. )J ? with&ut Ut or Mndrance,
yfcx rt. )>x. AareA, &m& unimpeded, witJwut dday.
ilta*x rt. JjX. m.forti/ude. root-meaning to do iniquity. Ethpa.
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^JL&i?*to mffer injury or wrong; JSlj oo Jliick* rt.^Jw. ra. entrance, accesa, arrivol.

U^r o jicc* t& ^lfcJ he that over- UfcL& pi. C from jjft*^. ra. renewed
cometh shall noi be hu/rt ofthe second death; yottih; yovthfvi lusts or innovations*
^a^toc? oi\ o!!a deliver the wronged.
11-X^cu^. from J,nS\ m. . raising a whirl-
Aph.^o^^o torong, do or commit wrong or wind, stirring u%> etHfe.
injustice with o; fo eniz<# <o am; with ^Lj
o^, ifx root-meaning io 6e chudy, over-
or i? <o pervert justice or judgement; *&*{
clouded. Ethpa. y&Ll] the same ; y&&hJ> t o
]{ iA
oiN^ ! i&ose w?Ao trespass against the
De- t /' when the air grew dark or misty, Eth-
sacraTnmts, i.e. receive them wrongfully.
pailal *j&*jLI( to be coudy, overcast with
KIVATIVES, J1&&, )lci&, K*UciX, jlcui.ClX, r
clottds, Aph. yk*&l to darhen, render obscure;
metapb. uj|oglX w^o *l*Sj ?e< of i^
^o!^, u^cuX imperative of verb % JJ

memory of me, my Lord, be clouded. De-

to enter.

^.d, (, J&^S. pi. ^L, H, JlC rt.

BITATIVES, |>^UaX, [ xA .

\o\. tmjust, unrighteous, lawless; an evil )j^jsocl!x rt. AjaQA., m. goom.

or torong doer, wicked man; JsXdx. *JL*l^? JiooiK. rt. rx. m, a morsei U*^1 of
an u/njust or unfair will; J&J^ox jlo a . N . o
^ bread*
unrighteous rule; JjLjj^L SLfcoa JJ&&. ita l-sgo.-v rt. ^V m. closing, shutting in.
wicked tyrannizes over the righteous.
\*>x. pi. ^-> m. a)
)^- 't- tfiuattX* iAe
)Jg pi. joL rt, ^5:*.. m. iniquity, in-
de^;. depth, deepness; J^cu? wocflTtf&\ <^e
justice, injwry, torong j^oi against man opp.
depths ofthe sea; Ji^^f iAe innermost desert;
wickedness towards God $ o-? Uci.^-v mam- ;
* jltOA*tt} extreme old age; jljl the profwidity
mon of uwrighte&usness ; lfa. ^Sfr or *#*"*
of a parohie, b) a vale, dale, low-lying cowntry.
workers of iniquity; JJa^a unjustly, wrong-
c) a meteor.
fuUy, iniquitously.
Jjcx pi- \<&L m. the embryo, fetus; a new-
)jxcq-x rt. uax\^w. m. ^p research.
horn babe, swaddled baby; JHaVo |ja-X ]tcuX pi. )* rt. tfftX. m. a) living, life,
jgoyjw^o u** ii is called JJa-X so tou/ a.? & s
course or manner of life; olo-^? I^woa.

wrapped in swaddling clothes, cf. J? ciJ ; Jtfcilx iAe md o/At Ztjfe. 6) a habitation, dwelling-
JL* an infant too young to spealc; inetaph. place, house = famzly. c) the monastic life,

jLiki {? QM*Sfllik efte invmature fruits of the a monastery, cell.

earth. Upodlx rt. aftfru m. a dweUer

s in a monas-
kl)JcL&, rt.^jxx. adv. unjustly, unfairly, iery,

wrongfully, iniquitously UjcuX u^.. m. a) removal) transference

.
rt.

I-^clX Ar. f. a basket, pail. ]oCl otiVn^'fe t of ^e hingdom of God from

1
1 4 \cfo pi. J rt. Ci\v. m. a) committing the Jews to the Gentiles. &) departing, de-
fraud, torong; Un mi? Ua^CLX Ae defraud- partwre * ot aiJ / fcs** i j j'row fe> own people.
ing of the poor. b) extreme, excess, eminence, c) deeease, death; ^! the putting offofmy
twperiority. body; M*-*Q-^ ^t^ |JiQJ9K7^ss6e/ore<fra</i;
rt. ^<xx. f. torong, injustice, un- oj^jc^f J-5 ^
end ofhisfailing health.
righteousness, wickedness. K<xx pi. ^. rt. Ux. m. a refrain, response,
Jla^a^* from JjoJSk.. i/ie embryonie or alternate chant, antphon.

rudimentary stage, infaney ; \Jaj &^X j jfcCJcx pi. Jj^L. rt. U^,. f. an anthem,
iCa^ci*. men impugn the abiding of our chant, response, chorus, alternate verse or verses
Lord m <e womb. sung by the choir.

Pico* pi, l rt. JL**. m. rising, elevai on, UJolx from Jxlx. m. a clouding over.
ascent; mblimity, U^cOk. pi. U- rt. *m^*. m. worrying 7 care.
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Uk^aotx^ pi. C
rt. *&x. m- ) the rough- calion, reduplication, repetilim; rhet. tauto-
\oi<xs> SZ
ness of wood after eawing. 6) pi, worldly logy; Jj <fciax a double wgative;
cares, distractions. gemtflexions.

IqjwclX pi. )wL and Uaiaa-X rt. iQffl\, m. Jjaaax. pi. U- rt. aaAX. m. an wibrace.
diflicuUy, embarrassmeni, vexation, pain- J&ax, Jt'^cuX rt. 3>- f. ^te< or re/We

Jio-X rt, ;m\, m. a tent part of the threshing-floor, gleanings.

_f ax, jL act. part. |^., pass. part. Jj*"
act. part. bqu&g. to cry as an
fo ^;r55 ovjoin together. Pa. toi to /m^mjZ, cry.
infant.
Demvativk, Jio^^x.
qx, ft
- ^ cf. &JL and lax, fut. a^j ?

ioSvCuX ni. tlts blossom of cnicus, blessed

act. part. <d|^l 9 j&*&, pass. part. -SuX, MbX.
tkistle, or of carthamus? sqffron-thistle, saf-
a) intrans. to be double, have double; [a*X
jlcu^o iOom^X ^/ieeV sorrow is double. b) flower,

trans. fo double, render double ; i&\JL oL ox \*

,.**x pi. r rt< r^- m - a) pressing or
render unto Iier double. c) to fold, enfold, squeezing oui. b) stones, skins, kemeh or
wind rotind', ttoist, twine, connect; with JlJl AwsA-5 of olives or grapes.
to twist a rope; with )AXot*.3 to enfold in a jdqX 3
a fut. j5ox>, act. part. ^Jjk., UL .

mii; como joot joll oop)o IS^lf j^jc^. the adj. *a*Ii is used instead of the pass. part.
o*i he twisted off tlie rings on his hands and fo loatJie, be weary, be out of heart with *a or
gave tkem to ker ; \JL*Z* U&lot *+*{ +JL*con- *^i; .ooxl K^&ITJJ do noireadover-
}ji;A^
nected as the limbs with the head; a<ax/ much till you are weary; & nox JSu ou/r
oi V* ^ t %A wfc^&S / v>ll twine my words soul loathes. Impers. with ^. of the pers. and
into a tale of Mm. d) io fail in strength, faini,, o of the thing ; *lLz w\. ISAiC / am weary
swoon; U&5 U*i6\^> &*& they faini on of my life; *o*clx iO\ IsAx <Ay
tooi
tlie way from hunger. Ethpa. 3u&\,( to grow ^r^ distressed about it. Ethpe. tcuxlif
languid, faint, droop; &ZjLI( *o U&*& Satan a) io 6e owf 0/ heart, wearied, grieved, indig-
wearied and givlng way. Aph. %fto{ to nrii; u^t ^T)u> ia^xLLf (7ai^ ?as -2?ery

enfeeble. Derivatives, l^-x/, )lgv-fr tj^X, indignrii; IJcLcnl^ pkj ^***l%+& ye

te->ax, )lnu.v, 1&*X fcs*)^x or fcs*j*x<\ S are out of heart with temptations. b) to be
}i>a_x m. a) collecfc. subst. fowl, winged straitened, peni in; -t/'^ Kisa a^J^ U^
creatures, esp. birds of prey; )ax jj pos- Zimri was ^?e^ m m Tirzah by Omri.
sessing wings ; \LxLiLioildfowl; josl? \zdL Ethpa. *i*JLl( to become wearied or disgusted;
domestic fowls. b) pi. )_ m. a high branch, to be deeply distressed. Aph. a*x^ a) to
tree top} vine-shoots. annoy, be troublesome, weary, grieve, distress;
4 4 fi m \r tf y9
jJ!cx rt. JX. ni. bloom, herb, flowers; voomo^? omo> aa*x < yoo^o^-^ 6y *A^r
Jlxul? the flowers wid flowers;
m */wy grieved the spirit of thdr Creator;
of the
U**^,* t&nder lierK
fleld,
^ tcLo JJ? wajLx/^7
did nat watt for me. Pass. part. j^&o, JL,
am distressed that he

^ ftcix pi. I rt. J^X. m. enshrouding, inter-

)ki
weary, distressed; <&L ko/^A^so J^i/ P
'

ment; a winding-slmt, shroud; >.^S.J ^5

the land which thou loathest; ^q>^^ _*v>^
e#Isax carrying his slwoud; .oom^&clX wj'Jjo
comfort the distressed. Derivai ves, Jj 1s<
tMr winding-slieets ; ]?XL* S &wria2 0/ %e
^Jj^dcuX, jia*x, V^Jja^xJiciii^AXjlSaax,
departed.
Uj=uJioo WJjxx, Jloox.
3

JJuax pi. . rt. jax, m. a) herb, growth; * 9 *

ULil Jx&ax 2/te green thmgs of the earth.

pi. *_ , yL> rt. oX. m. searching,
investigation,
b) distraction. c) in the Lexx. a place of piich '
inquiry ; &jdcx f mtesfed,
without investigation; Je \JL&
and sulphv/r. aXo*J
^Lpox /mr, ye prudent, and shun etmaw
Aftdx, &ickX pi. . rt. \. ra. mtdtipli- search into Divine matters.
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407 H^ulCUi-
j
j^ais^L^v pi.
4

tf
\
**UdaX,
m 4 I* y
JiL^ooAr,
rf

)
l'*
^ >
* 4
no - V wake and watch; P^rJJ^^i pJ^U^
and )y^^ft ,Vr com. gen. a tnouse, field-mouse^ e bestirred himselfto godly labours; *LLr
jerboa; U*q< SZ a bat; ui?/
a maggot; > . ^a \ ^s uAk aw enemy rose up
.
against me;
J-^oclX rnarjoramj Jsaacub* sl* a small jl. ^ , a<i. ^v i-Ajiifcsj? ^Jo( when speech is

boii; JJjJ>? SI root of sedge or reed, perh. the aroused or begns. Pa. ^x o oo^e, rouse;
node or joint of a reed. j&ocu9 S^ yiil* lo y*i */ ;Aaf ye for

jLVaLaox pi. )X
9
1 a) a muscle. b) a she-
noi up nor awake Iove. Aph. t*S>j* io wake,

m&we. awaken, arouse out of from death; to sleep,

rouse up, tir up, eccdte passion, the enemy,

^dX Pauel cobj. of *o^.
4
insurrection, war, persecution ; to good works
5 9 *_ i i$ 9
J^scT-V, and J*ii*Sk. rt. *aX. ni. smuous
j^iXi^ ^ioo awakening the buried; oi*S.{
motion of a worm or serpent, wriggling,
*cia.\,*7 |joo beconie sober. Deeivatives,
writhing.

)Lod!x pi. C rt.%a*w. m. an intricaey or

difficulty in the way, that whick leads astray
iaXj ^L root-meaning to descend into an
or trips up.
enclosed valley or mto the ground. Deriva-
V^ocLX pi. JJL. rt. pnv. m. crookedness, tive, j^sjbo.
perversity, stratagem. >cux, ]idlx pi. J* rt. any minute
fo-iw. f.

I^ox pi. }_ rt. tfi&AX. m. o sm<7, goad, partide that hurts the eye as chaff, fine dwt,
sharp stake. down 9 smoke; Jiij? )cuX the husk of puise;
JjaxocuS- rt. jmlox. ni. stinging, goading; Juiop Iii?? ]*clx chaffwhich the wind scattereth
extracting a sting. ]t^? Jfcu^D ^,^\,^fec& it is deJUed with
9*4 particles of the body.
} rt. 4-ox. extraction Ui? o/ifo teetf*.

.*
ioJ*. Pa.
^ .*
iox io put out one or both eyes, J^oX rt. ioX. m. bltndness.

V wu
* 4
to blind; O! 1
cu tfAetV o^m, i^fcux pi, ]Zm m. a) a raven. b) wtilow.

wickedness kath blinded them; iojap j**c J^yoJ^ rfc. *>&*. m. mingling.
U*^3 l^agfcXflJ^f yOo^i^x a ^/2 blindeth the jLaicix from"^D^.. m. sifting, shaking in
eyes of the wise m judgement. Pass. part. pi. a sieve.
)>o^o, Jifcooo. <Ae &Ztnc2. Metaph. with M-^icxJk. rt. o^x. ra. a) intermingling^
) tJS JL Ethpa. 9<Lir to be
io disbud.
admiocture. b) pi. J* wiUow*
blinded; iOo*^^2> ioiif tJieir tmderstand-
Ui90^. from |^>cu^-, corvine, of or belong-
ing was darkened. Aph. io^V fa *># o
ing to ravens.
the eyea, fo &ne. Debivatives, ;^a-X,
Jl^cuX rt.^V^,. m. rolling, wattow-
pi. J*

ing; fomerUation.
JoX, ii, parts. >Ji Jli; *, jX, JlWl.
J?Jcx and J^icux rt ?^X. gnawing or
to wa&e, watch. Part. adj. a) waking, watchjul,
craunching of bones.
vigilant, attmtive, diligent; u^o lo^a? Jj/^
/ sZeep 6wf my Aeari waketh; i*SL fc^S
^JjclX pi. C rt.^j^w. m. a tangle, entangle-
-*% ment, intricacy; connexion, a connected series ;
or **? * half-awahe; JoJL jlai*
watchfod shepherds; JJoi=> or JiLx* ^3 soJer, ^li^ **^ wwy intricate, tricky; ^&*
prudent b) subst. a watcltsr, guardian angel,
K^0oo? UL the glad maze of the stars;
\Vi clX verbal intricacies*
aw^; Oo**io?c i^j Joop? J^wVih. ^Q-in- .fie m&-^&
fe/i aw guard their limbs.
anp'eZ <o Ethpe. I4lc^ m. )&&>. f. pi. \L, JC.. VKHd
^Jiir rarely and wrongly ^Sl^fo a^^; ejected from the stomach, eruetation.

to be awaked, aroused, excited, stirred up of from^J^,. m. strip2)ing, denuda-

\\l*&
the sword, of wind; to be attentive, sober; to tion.
wake from the dead ; omLo ^i+Sl they ^ ^
1

JlIfcx rt. fox. pi. f. button-holes.

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Jft& abs. and constr. st. *^oj^ pi. & fut. jiJ, act. part. jJ^L, JIU. Ji^> i W*
\lm rt.%,fr2- uncircvmcised ; profane, a gen- pase. part. j*fcw, ^L, J&-- to be pow&rful,full
gain force,
tile; wma ^oU. .eo^s ^o*X uncir- of force, vehement ; to waxpowerful,
surjxzss or exceed in power, overpower with
cumcised in keart and in fiesh.

)Lo^>clX pi. 11" rt.%.^ f. tU foreskin,

S^sCj l^j J^o> j J*U the scent of the Uly
" *
was overpowering ; Jooi J>X jJ^Jo J^Jg *fi
uncircumctston.
disease gained great force; ^^~* JLoa*^* pi.
l^JicuX the temples of the head.
jl^vi^ jljc^L eoi<A ^<e drotight the heat grows
}Ic&**cl^ frora i&&. m. a lotion for the overpowering; ]L^L icu tlte fire waxes vehe-
teeth, a gargle; gargling.
ment; jV^f !^*U cafcjtr^ like fertile ground.
IsIcl^ rt. ^.. ro. momy-clianging. Pass. part. jjo% J iJi& strong flavoured opp.

Jlaiox from%3i^. m. rolling on the ground )o*as insipid; JL* Jo^H -# o^l )-^- U frm^
as a horse or muie. itsfragrance is rank to Satan, sweet to God;

&ox, U&clX pi. | rt. ^x. m. money, )t\Ji&. \Lof a migkty wind; \&J* Jo^oasi
J?U^ o#i2 ^a^l^ <Ay exorcise the demon
change, small money; i4xax3? Udicub silver
money. with potent names. Pa, txL io erwounter with
r 4. fortitude, resist or bear undauntedly with
pi. )* rt.
jA.. m. a Mnd ofpottage.
^sLocLik or^^i. Ethpa. n^Lifto be mighty,
U>m,v rt. i^^X m. gna%oing, crunching of strongly moved, animated o fa x > inwardly;
bones,
Uop in the spirit; ])^Oi^>, jl^^=> anger, m
JLoick. pi. C from%jS^L. m. a fc#^ ft^m; 3 ivraih, &c; joo fl^Isio jlcu^i^a *d 6ef/^

strongly devoted to paganism. Debivatites,

JtjaX f, pi. damaged goods, chipped and Jlo^, Ja^ wltttS )>x fcjj-j^, jlcjuj^.
3

broken crochery. j^ik. pi. *", J* corn. gen. a goat; Capella,

*ax only used in the participle. io to& a star in the left shoulder of the constellation
nonsense; *o^j( *inx Jogjd w;Aa nonserise Auriga.
you talk.
J^x or wjx root-meauing to endure. Pael
\LslL or U,& pi. J m. a) a maraA, swamp, **J^, io endure with constancy, wiilistand wtth
bog. b) rank growth. c) a buffoon* d) non-
fortitude, with^a**^., jp^a of the enemy;
sense, buffoonery.
to m&tain, persist, persevere; U&iSLa to endure
U*cuX rt. jLX. m. power$
strength, force, hunger; ^oo^d to fast with constancy;
multitude; strong current or swlling of a *%a )^X %+<&**&( r they persuaded him
river ; a stronghold. to withstand a while; Ui?j )\&J* eu l&aa^

lo ^ctJV . rt. JuOk. m. calumny. to AoZi 5iro?^ disputattwis. Etkpa, mL^to

)U,Qj&. pi. j* cf. Ja&. m, a imiA, &&e. s/n^e tfiVA fortitude. Deeivatives, |u*y q v
Jlo-^oo, U^U^JL^^o, Jtou)^.
jl'dx rt. JaX. f. wailing> bitter toeeping.

?lo*X, JjtctX pi, )*rt. ?lsx. m. preparation, olx pi. C rt.^jjw. m. thread.

plan, purpose; preface; ILj? cwL<*y supreme oii., ^doj^ T-owg', harsh, bristly, un*
condemnation ; U>lo SZ equipment ofwar; plea8ant.
J?IclX >* !*&-** deliberate sins.
jlasoji f. roughness, harsfiness.
liL'aS. rt. fcsX. m, fraud, frauduknce. l * V
Jo>x rt. Hx, m. a wooden boit or pin to
[aLglX rt. iofcsX. m. a^e, oldage, antiquity; hold pieces of wood together,
liLa^d *n oM &e; jfcooaTf or Ji*?? J>oi'a. ^Ji*X^ rt. *x. adv. vigorously, vehemmtly,
ancimt time.
Jfrlax pi. J* rt. Jls^-. m. riches, opulence.
irtiensely;

sirong current,
KTiLfcC ,& ^^ ^ a

^jiLqJk. ii' * ^
rt. Hs^< pertaining to riclies. Jao*-;^. rt. IX. f. vekemence, intmsity,
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severity of cod, beat, light; of misery, per- U&, pass. part. \$-, U&> root-meaning 1

secution, &c. j strength, acndness of taste or io cowr. To blot out, efface, cancel ; opp.
smell, titf'ft tMTt&0/ ji^^ fc.^? Jtf4
%&. fut. \oW act. part %&, WL, <Ae <a^y t&AitfA expunged the phrase ./ jXx
}j?cl^ ;7?ose memory is blotted oui; %*
. .

pass. part. ^*]Lik., J , Jl . to spin, turist,

twine; JLx. ]i<x^fine twined linen; .iCjLv

^ Alacu* yowr c?efe, iw, are blotted out
Ethpe. u^.1? o 5e SZoffo^ oti#, efaced egp.
}?*> yOojJSjfcj &&* &mZ* ii;er^ &m$ together;
J^a^* or )^-** sm, J-^ a name; %*%)$
U**1 \jo& Jow^Il^w Jljl a mystery was in-
\l&'j Jfcto ^j& |A Persian empire, the
tertooven urith this sacrifice, Paebl^j^ to
l
.e.
9 9 w -7i dynasty of the Sassanidae, ceased, was blotted
entwine, interweave; jooj ^
JL'cu^aj thy tongue wove guile; pass. part. out; fcJ^J^l/ ^cudloJ^ ]<^J^? )i"cLii?a

implicated, involved, en tangled, complicated confession of sins has falen into desuetude
opp. %**^ ^m!P^ or straightforward ; *X i^c amongst you. Pa. <*.*- to entirely efface,
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71
wholly obliterate. Aph. u^J^/ to 6atc$ to 65
Jo^ -15 entangled in sins. ETHPAEAL^T^i/
a) to be tangled, interlwined, knit together;
blotted out. Debivatives, )^*a^-x. L^.x,
^U^l&ooo ]LI **5Lj J^ old and infirm
and contorted. b) tojoin together j l*.o&o&> ^Jk. m. a grass of which haskets, huis, &c.
to pin in combat; \JHS o^J*jkkJ JJ fctf are woven.
ws oZd! o converse with the wicked. c) to be U^-^ 3 J&Lcl^k. rt. J^X. A or that which
joined in mamage. Deeivatives, Jltfox, erases.

\*^L rt. &^X. gram, copulative.

\l&dL^> pi. )lL rt. .9>.^\. m. a) return;
1ujl& or Jjju rt.^JLX. m. spinning; a web, turn, winding of a river. am. Me
6) gi con-
cloth. nexion of any word with that which precedes
&)s+ to melt, re/ine gold. it; )*&aj^ \i&( a copulative conjunction.

]&>* or J&>& pi. )&>'}& f. a) a ring, U^dct^x rt. &^w. a copulative partide.
rignet-ring; X^ik? o keeper of the signet ; **h&> ]<^^ \&tySi 3 rt. ^.x. smoking,
J^j&X ^a Blessing of the rings, the first steamy, vaporous.
part of the mamage service; >,. jfctox
J
]*&. or jc^-x m. Ae ichneumon 7 mus
ringlets. b) the seat, anus.
indiciis.
ij^w pass. part. wx.
yr ^#X
to entanqle;
hair was tangled like a
6*UJs>
*&*"> ^^ ^ ^-^-. m. a cancelling focwf
J*o*I
tvild dog*s.
7r

Palal H)jL o involve> intertwine;

0/ de&& or ai; jlot^ju? abolitimx of ^
paganism. Gram. blotting or croesing out.
to enswathe, swaddle ; JIJio \%& &L iy&a
discourse not involved inproverbs and parables.
Jl
M^ rt. )^x. m. obliteration, negation.

Ethpalal HisLlt to be environed3 emorapped

W&u^> rt. ai\, a) return; tcua^lx
ctu o o iftoo renascence, second existence*
J i- b) a
esp. in swaddling-bands ; *H.fcoo li/'Zna
double cloak.
the air is encompassed with water. Deeiva-
tives, Jo*x, J*e*jx. jfcia*^x rt-. a^>w. f. a double garment,
lined cloak*
Mj pi. T m. and J&*etj f. rt. *)*..

a swathing-band, pi. swaddling-clothes ; .oojii ^^4*. fut%{^J act part.^1, Jj^C,

)joJj; jfom tib cradle.
pass. part. ^>^w 3
\L, jL.. io 6e hard of
hearing, of heart, slow of tongue, stupid; to
]tiyjL pL T m. Jttljli pi. jr tfc ernc*.
im or berry ; the medlar.
be hard, difflcult; \|^o cui& ^a ^ Jw
IT9 ca** 6e 50 T% %|jk. |
awii stupid?
JLW f. marriageable, of marriageable age.
Joji^JJ nothing is hard to God. Ethpa.
f t^
#>. fut> JJaJ, imper. ux, act. part. J^, ^ ^-Sfc, l( to jind anything hard or difficult;

3 o
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b) io be covered as a
door
^ iS ^^ >
**4-it
n
? fetf thoujmd it hard to i.e. in sign of grief.
I*/ to cover as with
2>ray. DjerivativeS, Ji^X, fc**Ji&-^> jloi^w. with curtains. Aph.
a garment, wrap rownd, endue; Jwx-*>-
^4^, Ji^iL, JJ^4^ rt.^X. a) slow in
Thmi haet robea Hm
^c^o
^o^fcl&^r
doiug or understanding ; hard, difficull; ^4^"
in hmiour and glory; IsjpKf ^ ^ ftiN J^m*
l> indistinct or hesitating in speech; ^4*^
}
77ww Aa^ covered me with sluwie. b) to inter-
,

oo^ai speech hard to understand. b) stijf,

polate a verse, c) to send back> return a giffr,

stubbom, obstinate; JL^- JJAkls obstinate

a purchase; to recall words or actions; to
diseases ; JAl ^$>x hard-hearted, return, reciprocafe affection ; ^cw n 9i fe Jv / .

fcJjl^X rt.^s&X. acv. hardly, with dijji-

\mI* h -^N <foy fi^rf / &acA io prison,
culty. Dbbivatives, Ji^ax, U<4^, )ac4^j
V\^-v
)i t.^^-S*. f. slowness of apprehen- UC^X, jia2u^ JJS^^X, ? U^ %&%**> 3

son, hardness of hearfc, dullness, stuhbornness. ]L^ rt.i^v m. a) clothing, a cloak.

\J^L, jfc^X pi. Jtfl f. *Ae (fcfe*/ J^ b) retrograde movement of the stars.

J^L^j^? the femorcd tendon; inetaph. the side; Jfclai^ rt. a^-^w. f. a) a mantie, cloak,
]}c^? jfcLaa^L the hitt-sides. shroud* b) putting on a cloak, enshrouding

^X fut. sQ^J, act. part, &^L, &&&> the dead. c) an interpolated verse, d) return.

JL, jl a) to turn another

pass. part. su^X., .
i^x fut. +$^3, act. part. i^L, )i&&> pass.
way, turn back, return, to do anything again; part. fr*3Lfr. to exhale, to rise up as vapour,
a^^r? %*$* U>J % U if you choose to smoke or steam, tosteam, smoke; j-uls^ +$$
coTne back hither; o fcsl *^x he sat down rising up in smoke; ojl^^i v^-^ ?& s l<wn&n-
again; a genealogy i&^^? going backwards iations rise up / ^Zx^Xf JJLi, ^.^^f )> v>
i.e. beginning at tJie end. b) to reflect, be ?ees of oU, muddy wafer i.e. containing sedi-
reflected as light. c) to return a purchase; ment after evaporation. Ethpa. i^Ltl to be
JmS oiJo ct^JSjf k <&-*^*' ^ '^W
5:
bwrned as incense. Aph. '^^V to produce
return the slave a?w2 recover the price, d) to fiimes, bwrn incense or perfume, make a fra-
put on r
clothe oneself clotfies. Pass. part, grance; U,?oo K*i jaftj&a +2*i bum incense
a) iropers. uX l*^jw JJ / did not co?ne back. within the sanctuary; J> il-x/ ^o ^j/ r
7

b) clothed, arrayed; beaHng, wearing; Jiis-W ^icu.? oiCaattAma? Jiiw U-> c?o 2%ow, Lord,
JL'id-i a white garment; JLoloi victoriom, make Jragrant within us the sweet odour of the
arrayed in victory; Jio*cu or )o*7 arrayed in
pleasantness of Thy Iove. Derivatives, Ji^ix,
light; JtAa croumed; \jxxa, having taken the

name, bearing tie name; > q>IS ; jfclij

J4, 1^4 L^> ^^x, Ui^^ j^-^ 5 s

) li^. 9 ci . xi x sowfo to/eo Aave jp2 ow or received

Bajtiism. Gram. JlJu^j ^\ \ ^V '
* J-^>*
perfuTnea.
rfc. *^^-- ni. a perfum&r, preparer of
when it takes the plural form.
Ethpe, a^Jiktrto be covered as the lip of lifaS* pi. ^ , f rt. ^x. m. vapour, fume,
a leper; to retwrn. Pa. s^jL a) to cover, steam, incense esp. of anything offered in sacri-
* -
deck, clothe, array; )Ix K^i^v &ljapf 6ot fice; |txL& sweet incense ; jfcl* J mlphur
Who covereth the heavens with clouda. b) to fumes; \*&% fiery vapowr.
add, insert extra verses. e) to asaume a name. ***& pl* ^ r ^. *^x. odorow, Jragrant.
Part. having put on, clothed, wearing jja^*^
pmrple; )\^LiZ golden ornamenta; \sJa sack~
Ui^L or M^X rt. ^x. m. cedar reain,
oii of cedar, resin.
cloth; JZCLA. beauty. Ethpa. *a^jki/ a) to
wrap or shroud oneaelf to put on, assume/ M;^' Jfc^ rt. t^x. vaporoua. steamy:
to be covered, clothed with o or ^.i; Jl
IN^i^x Jtcoo parttclea ofvapour.
fia&j ^& Afr&lC do not cover thy lips a^x root found in Chaldee and Arahio
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to smeze, Debivatives, ju^ox, U &-^ ts^ K a JX rt. uacs-V.. adv. sadly.

Jl ciaJIx rt. aqX. f. sadness.

jL^V-V jfc^v. m. sneezing. JLx
rt,
pi. *^3L or i&L, JL. m. a/oaZ, colt.
JJLx \1 o mimet. woe; J^L \ltLwoe betide ikee. J.fi*x pi, JIL rt. ipcOK.. m. msi, jfc^f ciotul,
o*& Pael conj. of oox. mass of clouds; metapb. rit. a veiL
\LJL pi. \2m rt. oglX. in. a) a large leathern ^L U* 3
pi.
^I&, Jju&, in tbe xneta-
pouch or wallet; a trunk. b) thick clouds. phorical senses ^ilx, JsJu:C. f. ^e eye/ Ji^.
-Ow Pael conj. of a**. )^*a5 aw envious eye; UJL ls+& theforehead.
i^-j )*X pi. ax. m. a) cuMom, habit, Metapb. a) of men: ]jk,. of^o? ]L^5jj )oL
J* rt. ?

rite, use; ]Xx %*.( as usual; jXx Moses was a cfer eye to tlie tvhole nation;
Hh*i

jdftajLafc; according to tJie custom ofthe Jieathen; o o )>j? )Lla. i/ie Z7^/ife of that generation.
|^oojf 1^ according to tlie lato; j-*J^ b) \su, \J*.<J&* Jjjj^ &c. intettigmce, the

smtaZ, atstomary; j*^? *& wO ^a-J^their mental eye. c) a view, opinion. d) ULflf \*jL

bows were longer tkan is usual; o(*Lx the surface ofthe earth. e) JiicL^? Ja-^L the

UoCx( )J.!^aX jffoZy Scripture is wont. b) pi.

socket ofthe Jcnee. f) tlie opening or spn of
habitSj customs, behaviowr; |*aJu* JJLlx ieatfien a bridge, g) the bnds of a vine. h) the colotvr,
eustoms. sparJcle of wine, of precious stones. i) JJL
JJL&? usually ellipt. a spring, fount, fountain,
) rt. fax, *X. m, extirpation of weeds.
sonrce; )!*>? jfclilL springs of tvater; +1&
-o^x Jk-*-, rt. faX. a) customary, usual,
?
JWm io^L )Z& u^|5 )t&& he col-
familia?*; j&J jLv JLoj-odo** carelessness
lected the springs and conducted their waters
arising from familiarity; \~J)JL* }l \,v^ vi
into tlie monastery. *x often forms part of
familiar conversation.
festal, cf. Jo?Jji.
b) ethical, moral, c)
a proper name as in
9
Ain Warda, the
^^
Fount of Moses.
Engedi jfiouX 3

JJl^ocu^L rt. *oas.. grievous, trouUesome. With preps. : *S&, J&JLz> in the sight of,

kI)Jk*ocu rt. ijdox. &v.hardly,painfully. before; <^=> *X eye to eye; jl^p ^x to the
*> y y ,
J L*iso ? r
Jicu or Jl,cu& m. tbe narae of tbe star face, openly, publicly ;

.A&Ze&arcm. they were eye-witnesses of these marvels;

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71
Pael of ^ or -j^in the sight of before: witb suffixes

I^aX pi h rt. {ox. m. indignation, vexa-

is often spelt ^x ul^ : or JL'*s. in ony

tion, bustering; conturnely, rep?*oach.

sight, yJjS>\ or yal^ in thy sight, &c;
MftX uL\\ i^ % tgcA^ o/i/te people;
J ;&*. rt. ^X. m. cedar mm.
Jj *. pi. J rt. t^**w. m, cedar resin or o?Z; before the whole world, publicly; \.

a mixtnre of oii and pitch. in oprn day.

tlie Derivatives, verb ^x,
*!, j^*l. rt. ({ax. irritating, J^^otA^, Ux*x, U*^*> Ux&#, 5
l-.P* -r
rt. *>aX. dushy, gloomy. jl^w ^iL calfs eye, some precious stone,
t -_**
rt. ax. a) folded; *i J?/ perhaps sardonyx or amethyst.

toeary, fainting, failing.

sfo/es wen doubled or folded. b) }>ol
flower.
^ buphthalmtm, ox-eye, a composite

jl'cu &*l rt. aa^w. f. weahness, faintness. * y

-o. denom. verb Pael conj. frora JioL.
******, K , Jfcs . rt. ociX. a) impers. verbal ct) to eye, looh at, percetve, b) to point out,
use^
u
k^Jjw ^mws *, we are straitened; show; Jj&px L
o^ao^k? ooi^. he showed
}js 1 *5 grieving, distressed. b) usually his companion bis properties. Ethpa. JL&l/*
in tbe coustruct state witb \^ t
UsJ or Jio to bepointed out9 designated* Ethpalp. Ju^l/^
grieved, distressed, sad.
io 6e ingrafied,

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*
ft^g*& ; see under JL, JxjL
-
1
** ** r
io 00 m ani out; -aa^ 1J

JfcLJau& dim. of fioL i a litte eye, Utile ^k)l^ r^ jjo uij? = io no one. b) trans.

spring.
with o, :*>, iX f>,%,
k-si &c
;
;
?^
JuiaJ o^i fo]/fe retwrns to him; *%JL %Ar
ULx from U*X.
subst. fatdding.
in. adj. having large eyes.
^ ^^ 1

/w? entered into ihe labour of another.

come in to a woman.
Witt^i or lo^ io
U&s. rt. ^ax. m. folding up; a swoon;
c) to attack, invade with o; with U*J>
to
a horse's mane, cock's cot6.
attempt to MU; \LUZL to go to war; *%.
v
^JJaaSL oftener %Z\&*S.l doubly. )^L> pig came at the man. d) to
J(*** the

j^fr-Y rt. oX. f. a wia?&6. begin; Jfcoi s^X *5 i the coming in of the

jlo-^x rt. ax. f. a) urgency. b) nearness, year; J^oC^ckj? i=Jlo the fast is coming,
propinquity. draws near, e) to come in, be carried in; U#
K \NN.. ^..^t at
i

the bringing in of harvest.

i*S } ) i^V, )IV*X vigilant; a watcher: see )

uiyier iax. /) ^0 towards as a road. With )^[ to take

io

possession; jLto*.^ to undergo circumcision

Jt^., JL'wtx pi. )*>* rt. iax, f. vengeance
Ji#Z^ io ^o io law; U&J* see c; ^^)-^- if
kf i-^. blood-vengeance, demand or
esp.

jyendlty for bloodshed; with oa io 6e fca&fe

J.iaujwcu* ls-^i <Ay cannot be numbered; ^L
io 5e instead of, be substituted ; J^JWQJxot io
io a blood-feud, with *J>i io exaci satisfaction
e^ier nto a covmant by oath ; Jiof io co7?ie
for the slain.
io witness, to testifyj jto.N/Yma io perceive or
)|*X, )1'{Ja for JmJL f. a nvaZ, second wife.
recognize their folly ; *cL ]]\is> to agree or co-
l^lit^ rt. >clX. adv. watchfully, vigilantly.
spire Wi^/ [Ho io advance in years, age;
)Jo^x m. pi. asphodd. ;>.Nl^l? jKiik^^^. Ae j^ao entered his thir-
)io+* rt. 9cl^>. f. a) wakefulness, vigilance, teenth year; wO}au io Aaw come tofull age;
diligence, attention; Ji>ltac? i/te angeld watch; jjj^f JV-*?ol^^ io ewier iA^ religon of the
JJoci? or U^j? 7*ec^ vigilance; \).*xi*X Arabs, embrace Islam.
diligent service, b) rousing. Pass. part. entered, brought in; advanced
)Ulcwj.7 jfc^j rt- iox. pertaining to vigils, ]po^ n iA monastic Ufe; [jo m years;
J^oaX opV^i. a him;
cattosity.
pi. }~ m. a pock-mark; a wart, jcu^f

)LVSL^ ^ ^L ^ ^U^r
opinion &a< Sc^w introduced into ihe Church;
t2evt7 entered into
;Acn tlrnt

ldjx rt. ^w. m. a iroubler; o* t okl ^ix

"^Ji^cuJj .ic&ar iAe iroubler
jj^floj Jfci^X^- JltOj a picture Ut into the
of Israel.
Pael jx, io hinder, detain, preveni,
watt. Ethpe. ^J^JwU io 6e brought in,
introduced; to enter ; Jind entrance. Pjejj
obstruct; J*^jJJ +xL he detained the aanbassa-
%SJL paas. part. JJoiSJfc^d
dors; * n<v> )j^ *> JJ day and
9
niglit
advanced in years; in the Lexx.
t no 'se hinder each oth&r; i\} ^oj^o JJJC
we aZ?0e, Wwy aw excuse. Ethjpa.^Jj^I/
Mi, moie wAtcA clouds the pure air. Ethpa.
a)tomter; U^> <Ha^2C^ir^i^ enicrci
^l/io 5e hindered, prohibited Jl&Lc
/rom
from conjuga

ycuX
coniual intercowrse; cu ^H* t.
intercQwrse. : *ttL.
pwi noi offfrom day io day.
aj 1Uf
f*
& Deriva-
ti
)1
iwio Am. 6) io allege, make a pretext, excuse
\&ls^*%&jL\The excused himselfon accotmt
ofthewinter; JloS^J^ o^Z^lF tiey niade
tives, J^doX, Jiaax, )j;a^oo.
false excuses. APH."V^?^a) io ftmi^, ^>ui or
Ja& Num. io and quoted thence in
xariii
carry m; JJcibaxa^ 6nn0 ws noi X^r
the Lexx. is a mistake for Ja.
itotemptation; JI& o^?^!2& Acjpwis o^
U-i-cLS. for 1a.^w, name
^i fat.%^2u, imper.^ck., infin,^&
of a plant. Ats hand in ihe water; f* * 2*Z %y*
Ut&S he got mixed vp with worlMy affairs;
^ f

or^iJjS, act. pari^U, JjU, part adj. ** Mf^%^lT )| iAow Aai

put one ?toi
%^X, J , )V~-. a) intrane. io enier, co#w m; office on another le. say prayers for two of the
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hours at one time. 6) to bring in, introduce ipjio **&* ajJJ k**iC ^o ow /&<z# aught againM
a custorn, rite, opinion, doctrine, heresy. c) to

insert notes from the margin into the text. (W 2/wm. A) position or dignity ; Jj*
r
With w to substitute, put instead; over &6 househod; with *i/ to m<7?i ow.
to bring an accusation against; )&& to t) possession : yXx*i& fc^<J / Aaw, thou
bring in the harvest. Ethtph. ^j&U( to be hast, &c. j) close relationm^, aceording : 6y,
brought or condticted in; ^-ll( ^io^ *&JJ to; ugo^A, twt beloved by Mm; %S^ %^L f
t

he made his entromce into mid with pomp. J^^S^Kd feared by his enemies; Jc *%S
Derivatives, JL^oS., JL J^X^, ^oi^X, jicudD( ^*t^ under whorn hast thou studied
JU^oi^, jio^N^w, Jl^x, jNNv or U^-> medicine; o*. *^-i. 6y <Ae name, with Jj.^ <o
JJ.W.X, jlofcO^, H^^w, M^fcJ^w, 6wt*M a ci<2/ an<^ Ttame ii a^r 5ome one; *^
jtcul^X, Vufc^X, lU-ufc^., JU*>, U^O^d, ^o^r aceording to agreement, on condition*
k) in composition : Jl\.vi.& "^iL ineffable;
^& rt. JLx. prep* takes the suffixes of a )}&&'%& an adverb.
noun in m. a) of place above, upon,
tlie pi. :
comp. of X and ^X. adv. upward,
on, near, by; opposite, against; Z ^X cose abom ^^,^? upper> higher
opp. J^*fc^,;
>
P 9
by, near; Ju^L at or by the gate; with
superior; *%& bbf^ aiL theyfilled them
<cux>

to

*%&
lay upon. b) of motion: to, unto; \X{
up to the brim; *% *& j^oio &
henceforward ^
wnto;
[1 *J j J^o^ts
with *JL or **&* to send
the toord of the Lord came
to. c) of
^^^ ? JUSJLa //i companies above; \ ^ S!

^s^^? mountain dialect;

%
%&H^ *& f above,
cause or subject
of concerning, about, of;
: for as, because
3

*J*(^L
of, on account
for the
from above; ^ *%^L\. above, upon, beyond;

$<&6 of; )? ^L about or concerning this,

on that account, therefore ; ? ^sjL because, on IL^orJi^C; seej^.

account of; in order to; whilst; f ^oi^%jL Jlil or JjC, J^it. f. om, bramble.
because ; * < and juiafrSfcJk wherefore, Jl^3 u!^. not found in Pea. Pael N>! Vft

on whai account 1 ugoX V + woioX-xo/ to raise, elevate, exalt; to offer a higher price;
thesame matter; JLas^J*. on account of; with Jfcuc to raise the wall, ma/ce it higher;
OH*i-^-X |.n a weeping for her children; Mo K? to a high podtion. Pass. part.
j"
with 2>(L7 to 6e
a^ x
sate? of or concerning; with r
S )%+ &&& >* lofty, exalted, sub-
or ^1 io inquire, ask about or co^-
command or charge concerning;
Urne opp. Ji&JT loto. With ^ excelling,
cerning; *-a3
* o jpray /or.
io

<2) of war or enmity io, with,

superior; Jm^& ^^
most excdlent; )<L}
r

, :
*%&=> uiC^ao God wholly exalted; f-N&y? JJIa
against; *%JL felaJ* \( to make war;
Atf ^wprewe Nature; )}PSx>o JfcCla^i
to collect forces against; with *&& to go
royaZ anc exalted matters; jwx )tja?r
up to or against; \i* to lay siege to; J^i ^Xaj -^o a miracle exceeding
Jl^** human
to be angry with; ^&
;*!& bitter against. power. ^^tfa) fo be raised, devated,
Ethpa.
e) expressing number or distance : to, over,
exalted \&* 14^^ to high degree; to be eminmt,
more, beyond; &ioi&*& +$1 Jil? wocx Ji exalted, to eoccel with o, )^.v^l=> i wisdom;
k* wo <we 5e ae&&o5 /o that number ; ^,o>^ % l^O-a m conduct; eliipt. Joojo JSfcjjJ L/*
fVhe divides byfour; i^i&kJa js^&% p^oo U^? Ae excelled and became a virtuous
. y
it is divided into two parts ; **a*,*%& monh; )^jl ^ to &^ ra^ei above fear; laik
seventy times seven; & ^aXoS Jl*.^&. over U^Jk^ r

six mtles

w r
from ...;
three verses shall begin with each
jJsl^L Jlolf ^ % lefter.
b) to go up
)o^w? the soul is lifted
higher, mount on
up
high, ascend;
to God.

to exalt oneself boast c) to be taken away,

Idioms : /) expressing affliction : ^N^N ll^c -

removed. d) to be referred to a higher court.

mt
Rachel died. g) obligation: j^jj 1^/ Aph, i*^k( a)
*%.>" r ,
to lift up. b) perhaps denom,
/ v&ght, thou oughtest, &c; from JJ& to act perversely, wicJcedly, do ini-
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greed, avarice; oppression, coercion. b) pre-

qitity; *^k{f yoo^cx^ their iniquity
Sha- eminence.
which they
PHBii u^i io exalt
Jiave committed ogainsl me.
; *ix k.*\v thou hast Jf ^w p .
l. rt. c^X. m./mwi, vrrong.

exalted over me, preferred to me. Esna'Ara. ra. f7w afee; metaph. bilterness.
f\.r f
tAx&*7 "to exalt oneself behave Itaughtily, be E-Syr, Ma^ST. a) <A ^per ^arf;
arrogant, haughty ; kc*u% to arrogantly Iti^lf </* address on a letter, auperecription.
violate the law; Wj[%jL JLa u^x*r b) above, over; ujJL*3& yo^v a6we wy fe-
death bare haughty dominion over mankind
%^jL, U-, Jfci rt.^x. a) o?^ ter*- wo
DeRIVATIVES, ^OkX, U^ax, *Vx, U.'^S.
6) brought in, introduced, foreign, adventitious,
U& ?
)U^.v, Jk-^, jfc~^U, Js^x accidental. Gram. added, adopted opp. radical.

])!cf\ ef\. rt.

'

^x.
s
f. gram. adoption,
)ia^,\v>, )iQ,i^.SN>,y > I^ X n Kjod inseriion of a non-radical letter.

Ucu^< and U>*.\< pL jl rt ^a^X. m.

*.> a) a ZeecA. &) tough, tenacious, viscous, glu-
oXx fut. oo*\n7, act. part.
tinous, sticky^ greasy as clay or dough<
pass. part. ^\, \i-, Jfc , a) io Am the
jiqoaVw and SoiOk. rt. ua^X. f. lubricity,
upper liandy to overreach, tahe adwntage; to
oilinesSy dippcrimes.
defravd, tcrong; fco*cu*JJ ^^ aS\\L" Jj #e
u^x, a) J^L Pael conj. of Jlx. 6) w^x
aZZ t20i overreach or tvrong one another.
prep.^X- with suffix pron. i pers. sing.
b) to surpass, exceed; loioD oJfcls eu&il JJ?

&e breadth of a cube tfoes o exceed the length; vit^, \&& Jls^^ rfc. Jlx. a) exalted,
supreme, heavenly; *%& & u^Lk9 )ot&i God
r

wj/iic/i surpasses the sun in its strength. Pass. exdlted over att; pl. m. heavenly leings opp.
part. wwnged, oppressed, snatched away esp. PfcC^r mortals; pl. f. JljC&X heavenly ihings
9 * ~
by premature death ; iniquilous, unfair; Jj? opp, eartldy* b) upper\ superior;
o*t? k^* ^X
tfAe &>0O< tfAey torongfally shedj \2LL the hightst heavem; Ji^lJiiLx \l
]h*L* ^> ta \x overpowered by sleep; |^a the upper and low&r wells; \&L, jiw the top
)> - ,
',\\ o
and premaiurely slain.
.
infants line; J] ^Xx> ^JLao^i w;^ Aay^ written above;
Ethpe. c^l/and Ethpa. cX < tf to be I^Lx JfcLi a egpet* 5tory. c) ellipt. a Zo/iy
defrauded, wronged; to suffer tvrong, be over- chamber; \JL Sj^J^X /argre <md! lofiyrooms.
povjered jfcC^J & by lust; Jfco ^ by sleep; d) gram. ellipt. for ) jii^ the points .- at
the end of a phrase*; jfclpLx jiol^ ^oZafoZ
at.Ntooo y*-&? JLf <we wAo is m^ an<
mffers wrong. Pael oi2& o exceed; Jl'p
ugb \^jg NfSJJ discussion is worse than a ^ ^ ^ rt- JLx. malice, wanton
- in. wrong
viper. jx^aXj Jo cl^ v
Derivatives, } t
v
J^m& U^u^o jilci^f ji'c^ ci .|i.X
k*Ua^x, jio^a^x, U*^x? fc-U^x, JJVIiLa treachery is deceit practised haughtily
and spitefvlly on familiar friends,
Jd^ or )>& m, a goat-sUn, a email ts* ^* \ x rt. ^.!w. adv. iniquitoiisly.
Uathem bottle; a bettows. jl or^Nx rt. <a^,X. tfrauduleme,
.
oppression.
J&X& pl, J&1&
or J&SjJ. m. a wxMng rt. Jlx. f. <7te higher or upper place.
visim, something sem wlten half-awake, awaken* 4
Jl'<^ rt.^X. f. Jili ln \.\.fuU age.
ing opp. J, *tt>w a dream,

o fl .V pdi , rfc. o\x. a grasping or

overreaching person.
t^2 or -^-io e^era; o seroing-ad, hand-
tfo
UpoXx rfc, o\\ ( adv. oppresdvely, m- maidm. b) Qreek the Neu, Academy.
justly. c) adj.
yowwp', youthful, juvenile; "
" v>
r
JjlSo
)!&& pl. Jto rt. *ai>X. f. a)fraudulencc, boyish behaviour.
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^JjtfLXx from facu^N., adv. ardently, for Jits merey endwreth for ever;
vigorowly) valiantly. j^xi tf which shall never pass away; J&
U "* -^^ dmin. of jbo^Jw. m. a bachelor. P^ of old time, of yore, ever; **jqI ^S>

JLoj*l^x from Ijicl^o^. f. youik} youthful- UNv> from the days of old, of old time;
xl&I never before.
)j

ness, youthful vigour; collective. youth, the

young. 2) con st. st. jx&L a) the world; temporal

Ufe; worJdly or lay Ufe opp. monasticism

f-^-^^ from JiyuNv. young, lusty, vigorous.
]&& pi. J:\&, )C&. rt JLk.. f. a) an the world; \&SlL oi^D every one; Uo*$ U*&
wpper room, upper story; Jj{? jjl^X the
U*xjL a book of comnography ; Jtox yt:L
upper chamher of the Mysteries Le. of the Last
Vfe in the fiesh, Ufe in this world; ^& &j
Supper. 6) a pinnacle.
\s*\\& he died; ^,aa\.x ^^a#I^r jL*| |f
)lU rt. JU*. the thigh. Cf. J-&, thou shalt lead thy temporal Ufe, do thy worldly
}:
9 ^9
didies, fearlessly; ^x,\.i ^ a layman;
Pael conj. of h &s&iL ^ )i't*jSj secular or worldly songs;

%&, JjiL and pis it.^w. ra. entrance, U&\ \jkJL& a secular priest. Deeivatives,
commencement ; locof of Lent; J&*? of *Ae
verb jfiikX b, &+Uxx^.\, } ). v^v , Jlooa^^.,
year = Oct. i.

JjX for ; see )*^.

J^U-viii^, Uiac^kX,
composition of Arabic names
ligutaft^a^ .
p^-X ra
In the
frequent.
,^, )N\< and )&& P L ^1., . rt.
fcsjjjd^h. from |a,\s,, adv. in lay or
^*w. in. a) a pastor esp. a chief pastor of the
worldly fashion.
Church, bishop, pontiff, prelate. 6) a disciple;
e Jooj U>v.v Elisha was disciple to Elijah. U.xi ^ x .
,
j^^l. from }ti\ v. temporal;

jfc^^ secular, lay, worldly, common; a layman.

<;&*, pi. of ji, j*^.
)*^x Jioo&X^. from )v\\\..
pi. ]&& aud J rfc. %x. f. the course of this

ingathering, increase,
world; lay or secular Ufe; ^\*>.>k\^* Jt^u
f. harvest, crop, fruit,
the hair of my secular Ufe i. e. the long hair
yield, produce.
worn by laymen,
y>SS. denom. verb Pael conj, from ) v^^Tv
a) to grow young, be youthful, possess youthful IslU^N.sl from UaA^.. adv. eternally.

vigour; to restore to youth, invigorate, renew; jS^x from )i?ft\,x. eternal, ever-
,,

U&b&Si ++j*Jz &\, grant him fresh youth lasting opp. 1*a^\,& jIL^a^^o j-ooosoo ;

in the Eden ofdelight b) from y^LzL. eccles. to having neither beginning nor end.
s
recite the words for ever and ever ; *Jl^Jco
y
^
)l i^ Vi\< from , }-Na\^,. f. eternity.

^
. nv\ ^ v> o
,
they repeat the Gloria Patri ^T U^S^ from )^xikjs-. adv. m a worldly
wnd In Secula. Ethpa. yL&irto grow up, way, by a worldly standard.
come to maturity; to be renewed, grow young
\LixiS., jl^i from ^vi\\, of this world,
agam.
mundane; secular, lay; popular, common.
pi. ~ , ) m. i) constr. gt. pi.
jlVJ?ttX from
an age,
. f. worldly nature
generation, Ufe- time, era; eternity,
or constitution.
ever; lx>\>L &* a tomb; ^j^Xx fcXok* fc. -j'

Mary ever-virgin; )>vi\sL the neta age;

denom. verb Palpel conj. from
Jt'***

pnSj iL uiiiT times eternal; \da&lL JIL etern al

iL s\ x. to blow away.

Ufe; jaXx ioa^^fc the Hngdom ofetemity; v\ X

JL . pi, ylm , a whirlwind, sudden gust,
)^fiu20kf \xxL& an everlasting covenant. With hurricane.
preps.; yS^N, for ever; ^ ^\< pS^. for m\^ ,
j2*i- from )i,^\x, tempestuous,
ever and ever, in secula seculorwm; **<^\ JJ whirling.
never; iS&\$ eternal; wclxu.$ ^v\ ^
?v?^
: see
*v?v _*
 416 bur\<\zn*

Peni only found once in the impera- p&, Ui pi ^^fri, U*M- /)

boii. ^eo#/e, nation; u*x m?/ ugri; *I^i/
tive a n Vs- perh. a mistake for djcu^*-
Pael tftSfcfc <o ftcA, adhere; be attacJied; ^^ ld^ wa* gatliered to hie people;
/m

av^ c!j adherenis of the Church. ]Z% )^^^ </i6 Ara& ft-&t. 6) pi emph. A^
v
Ethpa. ja^L^ira)
E
to mfa *tow wftA. ) fi> Gentiles; U&&L ^
a Gentile; U*& M
jU&j&j e a ^%f"? o/ <& JW* nd
Gentilei,
become sticky, glutinoua. Debivatives, U<&^>
c) the people, pojmlace, a crowd ; k.u yao ? )

\J\Z J&5& or H^L pi. Ji" rt. ^^X. f- thepeojAe of the city. Dekivatives, h*+
J

a) a leech. b) colic, a diaease of cattle

and
horses. c) anything clammy or sticky. d) a ) yt v Pael uj^lv. ^o 6/iVu2. Aph. wJ&% (

metal catch, a ivard of a lock. io extinguish, extirj>ate.

Ilfc ^g rt%X. emph. aud asual form

state Arab. m. ambergris,
of JL, constr. ^^ pi. <*S, J*^ and
fut. ^-N? t act, part- Jaai, l^a-^-,
, KC JJ&SLS rt. Ux. f, cawse, pretext; occa-
paf3S. part ^aJ&X, }^X. o) <o dive, plunge,
sion, necessity; affair, thing, article; a fault,
sink, set; j&J? Jjcu )li! Mo ^Aew A
accusation; the argument, sttbjeet of a book,
irdroduction, heading; gram. a primitive noun; X
plunged into the depth of the sea; ^> jq-
%*^L\z> and K^: *io on account become.
of,
^a^^Jo /Aey dive and come wjp 3 inA awd me;
)&x pi.
vSx,
offering, oblation, holocaust, sacrifice,
WQ rt Jh*. f. a)
b) high
an metaph.
^^A /row
\jq* .^^
*Ai* ear^A ss bis
^ )oo*
day of
%-sa. x Ae
life
Aad
set.
place, altar. ^o penetrate/ om* ci vin ,VkN the point of
6)
JL'o^xx rt. ^X. f. causation. the arrow ewfcrcd fta brain, c) ^o d*p in or
)Jl^-, J&J rt. "^X. a) caused, ejfected; under water, to bathe> waeh; io j^-axx
the effect, resulL b) serving for a pretext )x>,xvtr> she bathed in the spring. d) to be

c) gram. eausal, of causation. baptized; liS ,^a.NT )L( ^e came <o 6e Sap*

k-J)Jl&x rt*^x. adv. caiosally. ft^ed by Mm. Pass. pai*t. plunged, immersed;
jL'cu&SJ& rt. ^*, f. causation, came, set beneatb tbe borizon ; a candidate for bap-
U>ls^ gram. a) catt*aZ as particles of tism. Ethpe. v m\\\( to be baptized. Aph.
causation, 6) adjectives not formed imme- f&LZ*( trans. to dip, immerse lafta t toater;
diately from a noun but from anotber adjective, to baptize. Pass. part. pi. jjc^d w t .yi.S.^ 6op-
1999 y p 199 y
as Jui* ** irom Ixo*.. <&ed w 6Zood. Dekivatives, ),^v, J?ojaxx,
]fc*j]X& rt%Jw. f. causality.

p prep. a) w^A, together wiih, on, upon, jottX rt. ^x m. the setttng of tbe sun or
ai, at the moment; ujkUv w&A wie, f^*v w& stars; a plunge, somersault; dipping; baptism,
Mm; tlie act or rite ofbapthm; )^,,x Vw^ a 6ap-
A?# presence, before ojAftjf <Aase w&A
Mm, A/s companions; j?^ ni together; xdi tietery; JJj^ j?UL fA^ -Ffea^ of Baptism

Mao j$r ai daum,

is^&o *x, at eventide; = Epijihany.
a* A& erdrance; fcJ^ oi y* ow Aer arrival, f oaft^ )
f
pi. -" J* m. a column, pillar;
at the moment ofker arrival; pu&o l'n ft n-* aplatform; a meteor.
JjuL.5 wftA <JAe consent of the bishops and nobles;
ijttaftSL pi, r rt. f-sox. m. a) a diver* 6) one
UL*. p.f synonymous. b) besides, lthough, to be baptized.
in spie of c) along; ]}<*, juL aZow^ *Ae
U?cacLX rt. J*o>-. m, baptism.
tm/I; )>o*j? q^tL a/onjy *Ae nW. d) after
verbe of fighting, quarrelling, &c. ten't, e) with t&*& and ^cJ^ail, H, j^ rt ^a.
and a proper name <o belong to; clouded overy misty, gloomy, darh; ob&vwr*.
Joo oC
looj Ujsoo, jJH^ the city belonged to the %S\%<LvL or ^ocU. rt. ^cu. ftdv*
Arabe, to the Romane. obscw-ely, enigmaiically.
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fl.Q*jcfrft and jSa&ag ^axx. f. darkness,

rt. bastard, sfmrious.

gloominess; jL<. ic^a dull or dim sight. jit^ELx or jt*aq a) pass. part. of
JIo&, )^XguYi?v, rt. ^aai- laborious. 6) mistake for jlo^T name of a plani
y$}?\e?**Z rt. %x. laborious, hard-
jiooS.S. rt. m&*,* f. being closed as the
tcorking.
eyes ; suppression or restraint of the senses.
4
pr. n. Ammon son of Lot ; woi>
kJjjLaL& rt. ^xi\, adv. deeply,profou/ndly.
. . the Ammmites. Derivative, the fol-

lowing : jy4>nAfc rt. uxaa** f. deepness,profundity,

intensity.
J,
fj yvfr ;T_j JfcwJ an Ammonite, Ammonitess.
, 4 4
rt. r *ftX,. f. shuiting, closing esp. ;x\v, J*^Lx m. JL'**jbX rare f. pnM
UlLv? of the eyes. ftagr, fodder.

ji"eLoajA& rt. iflv^v. f. depth; the hollow %jfluS>- fut.'^AJJ, act. part.'^a-ik, s )la &^ ,

of the bnd, i&e soZe of the foot. pass. parfc.%^5^, H-, Jkl to . Za6owr, fatlj

>rfan<, JJdUJL, J&ckU. rt. -^X. a) to^re troubJe, weary; "^^aJ^r ^ ^o XorcZ,

a dwell&r, sojourner, setthr; an inhabitant; trouble noi Thyself; JL'oLst oIs^^^ s^oiA

Jfc^Io? MckasL ifo citizens* b) f. emph. macZe Mm feel weary; with J^ij io ZeacZ fttf

a priest s housekeeper, priesfs or bishoj/s con- /iar^ Z^ o/ <m ascetic. Act. part. a toiler;

cubine. f^ltj^s a Iiammerer, smith. Pass. part.

laborious, inured to toii; suffering hardship;
jlajX pr. n. Gomorrha.
JtojoWsL rt. pft,V,. f. a) a s&e. 5) m-
toilsome, painful, diseased; JJo oW^
J>c^X ^oS.n^fSfy devised this foolishfiction
jilaL^ )&* Kws o/ hardship ; Jilso^ ascetica
lcc*xx rt. ;-ViX. m. a dwelling-place
znhabiting; restoration, making habitble.
= i/fc05 to/^o labour in pray er. ETHPE.'^aa^ lf
io labour under, be exercised by temptation
& viv fnt. ^a&aJy act. part. ^ao.,^., i^ax. or sin ; u^f ^.\^.{ ^.v> ] l^o \.n ^.r> j )^d
<o become dark, dou over; \AL ^aSj iAai JJjiJr )Jiof Jia^-Jl when they labour itnder
darkness may gather; JJ>ill^j Jjo i^oi. the
shortcomings through the iveakness of human
raoon becomes obscure and invisible. Metaph, nature. Aph.^ ^\( io weary, toorry, trouble;
io 6e clouded, thick with dregs. Pa. fcAft wearied him with her
oj^aL> o]^\.Na.,V( g7te
Ethpa. fcax i(
io eonceal,
mia
obscure. io fo
talk; o^aSj \^>y 6o# o^e w?7?o worries
cosi shad'e, become dim, be darkened. Aph. himself Deeivatives, JJclo-X, JjliJ\Qj!aX,
AoSjs.( make dark, obscure, dim;
io darken,

yOcu'x'^oii ^aL\(7 wZ darken the stars of

heaven; Uli x^q,v, ti cKm$ ifo eyes; Jlx ^s ^a v .
?
11-^oX pi. C- rt.^QQ,V, m. a) labour,

XjoJ^o custom dulls the senses. Ethtaph. travaUy toil,pain, trouble, weariness; }ba JJ?

^LxUj' io 6e obscwred, darkened. Debiva- unmffled, easily, willingly; iC i^> laborious^

industrious ; -x ^oa*#> diligence, industry.
Often used of ascetic and religious exercises;
jjaj asftx , JjL^fis^, lafrx U^cooo. ,

Jiaxu?> &^.*>? ]kix&. labouring after righteous-

U^Na* rt. ^*ix. m. iAzc& darkness, gloom;
ness; Jia^Il; ST iAe tt'orA of repentance. b) a
a dark night; IS^Zf \j&JL Uackness of
district, prefecture.
darkness.
\J*l^x>JL, IftLJt rt. ^.^clx. shrouded in JL*l Arab. m. a prefect, officiaL

darknesSy gloomy. l^ p Uftl from

i JxlV, adv. a/i^r
. i/ee manner
JsJJLoL^. rt. ^ jxx X, adv. laborioudy, with of the Gentiles.
great pains.
Ko&cuL from U\. a) gentile, pagan. b)one
JIo^ocl^ rt.^^ox. f. labortousmss, pain- ofthepeople, a plebeian; a layman. PI. i/ig

ful exertion. common people, the populam, c) ^i!efo?Ym,

3 k
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418

convmon, popular; k-aa. )?<mo tlte vulgar

tongue> the vernacular.
the vowel
OQjfr, la&ag & pi. of K*L, pi. J,^^- rt. uuo*. m. a name of
<r
o u as being a deeper sound than 6 o.

jl.xuxLx f. Arab. a mitre.

)&dkaa& pi. )lC- rt. .fivtv. a hollow, f. a)

dejrression in the surface of the ground. 6) a

jfcoa^ai pi. of Jfcofci.
Ivind of meteor.
vo..
fut. jxxSbj, miper. ,q-ClX, act. part.
im per. .q^clx
fi'<aL3X& rt. iO^xX. f. a valley.
* .'
., jlsfc&a pass. part. -*aj^ , L *j& x. to Arf ;^y. fut. ,^\ nT, act. part. ;- *!, );^^ v .
,

esp. the eyes ; to *7m$ p as flowers. Pass. part. pass. part. ^o^, )iox. to dwell; to scyoum,
)l*^ closed eyes ; jLt*jJe* dense dark- stay ; with o to indwell, inhabit; with Idik
* r
ness. Ethpe. -jaJiktf to he closed. Pa. and yx&, to Zt;6 with esp. of married life;

io close, shut trang. esp. the eyes, to clase the metaph. to be immersed in an occupation

eyes of the dead ; to cose the ears ; to restrain

the senses. Ethpa. J*&1( te be closed, shut gmi Zi/fe/ of=> ; vLn? jat ^ demon which
possessed him. Act. part. dwelling, a dwdler,
as the eyes, to have the eyes simt; ^&? )^J;
r r
with
inhabitanty colonist; *-> o ^> ^Tv^.\
?
} m-
*o f^^^ at even the world sleeps
habitants of Jeruslem ; M&L mj uninhabited
closed eyes; ^-xL&lf l&*0? &* ^ wre houseless; )'i\*i
y
Jis&L dwellers on the earth;
9

o>i tf/ie roads with our eyes shut} i.e. we cow?d

|afl,,v> w^q.^, tent-dwellers} nomads. Fem.
no see our way. Aph. -ao^'a) to close ihe
emph. see below. Pass. part. impers. ^-^^
eyes of the dying; -aSL&o |>a^j ojj& w&o
o )6o*he dwelt. For j *jo-X grass see above.
wzZZ Zay owi the dead and close tlietr eyes ?
a
Ethpe. cbJtf to J^ inJiabited. Pa. j L L to j a i

b) to restrain, supyress the senses. Deriva-

cawsa to dwell 9
to setile. Aph. a) to caw^e
io inhabit) cause to dwell; to colonise, setile;

s>

]^*xx rt. jo\. m. closing the eyes, ja3T? X jjwop?rf / JLVJ j^yfo t&sFdo Thou
letting the eyelids fall. make joy to dwell in our hearts. b) with pi
amfta Peal only part. adj. tttjdtti, |^, to #iw or tofo w
marrtage, to espouse;
jfcv__. a) <fc^>, profound y
hidden, difftcult
kfti^ UiW
liJ yaaja ^ yoi^k^^ye have
hollow; very great, extreme; Jfctixooi Jiooi taken strnge women to dwell with you. Eth-
a profound abyss; \JeJL \\a deep-seated taph. ^^L\ U( to 6e wde to dweW, 6e settled.
disease; Si }i&f> ]>J\\t> at dead of night, Debivatives, jwco-^., I^yocx^, Ji
m tte t\sry early morning ; ST )La=k*> extreme
old age;
<7w cardiac artery.
X
excavate deeply; to deepen.
J!<aJ** very #rea riches.
Pa, axaslsk

Used adverbially,
to gro
b)
dfeep,
m.
A jsx& m, a) tMoi/ J^i? J? w-
a^orw rams; f iflftjfc ^SlnN wearers ofwoollm
deeply^ intensely; *ajaaio ii Ae digged deep
down; j&s&f? jxaeL&j Jii? do* Ae w?fo> see/fo
i.e. monks; Ji^aiL

i.e. the habit of a nun.

5>W ^trf <m wooi U^
5) *&;
to Zay dtaep wiles; a^iu*o an/ai *Aey Aave
tfoep/y corrupted themselves. Ethpa. *aJk$*
Utfoi paA > srreew cww, pond-ioeed,
to be deeply sunken of the eyes ; of sleep ; of
r
planting deeply. Aph. 4uSte*} to go or Ude ^ <
co/tow.
far in, penetrate deeply. Ethtaph. -flii&\M.f
to search the depth, to fathom; *%^* J^xT l^oTf )tioi sea-weed.

ofl. ^x l^oAN, a sea difftcult to fathom. De- Jl& Jtxi water-weed.

rivai yes, \ n va\
-JacuX, jio-ocusxx, JJi *X g-ocW^' ^aeV.
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)jf>* )_l> a jkece; wool of the plant or without Ribui and with the verb in the
Sjpina Jndaica. sing. or in the pi. f, a fioch, small cattle esp.

Dbbtvatives, U Pfr> j lip**- she&p; wJlx my sheep, my fioch; -i-x ?

yi**

gA v r rt- jvyV. m. inhabiting. f% 3

o^r &c; Jl&J |ij^ Hi a. /ierd! of
5^jp,
j

J2U&, jsJ- from goats; J&J *&-&. )j-i>l a fiock of sheep ; l.r-S.o
Uax, J*LL and
JtaojL wooUen, woolly,fieecy; a blanhet. Ux wio sheep-dogs; ]L^?o U^J jii^aj^oc^
o/ 5/ieep a^ grite.
\ t&L pi. Jt" rt. *~*lX. f. habitable, an
inhabiied regoB, usually ellipt. for ULi( l^l^j 1-fcai >-^ pi. -sL., J corn, gen. in the
pi. berries, grapes, a cluster, bunch of grapes;
j IV. ifo habitable earth.
[_vfr '^^ mandrakes; Ua^ i- solanum

nigrum, deadly nightshade; l*ux> S* black-

),> vt,S rt. jl^x. m. diving.
9 9 ~ V berries; jL^i" -iL atropa beladonna. Fem.
Jfcoa& or Jl^Ck-^L pi. Jfcooi rarely )
emph. a single berry or grape; also iubercle
f- a father's sister, paternal awit.
in the eye, a h&rnorrhoid resembling a grape
Ja** fut. IcbJ, act, part. UL, )Il, pass.
or mulberry ; the oval of the eye.
part. Jia*, JJjiLi pi. -o^., J^x- a) io answer,
jl^JIs.ra. from jlaiN.. staphyloma, tuber-
respond; 4J-o|o Ux Ae answered and said.
cles on the eye.
b) to hearken, hear; U^ao ullSh /wor me,
Zord; x hear tos; \l U*/ $ no one
lx fut. J-^3 ac^- part. ZiC, )J-; part.
adj. x see below. to depart, fail, be wanting,
fiearkens. c) to raise a song or shout, d) to
be tahen away-; J?om Sa J^-^ i-^J | i/^
converse, be occupied with *a or yJL; j*&>
sceptre shall not depart from Judah; JL^]T ^
Jooi\hL && ji^j hefrequently conversed
u.l^l *jj itcta^J Zei woi jTAy ^race depart
with him; act. and pass. parts. conversant,
from Thy ChurcJi; \JL& *I^H i/i^ waters
occupied,
)Jzi&9

war; co
|-o^
engrossed,

*lv
he
engaged in;
was occupied with eoneems of
uasUjjolts^ they were engrossed
Jooj \JjL
fail;
snow
e^
cZoes
^ j * Uoi
summit of
oi disa2>pear from the
^ J^t"
in contemplation ; \o^*L Ux iniimaie with
(he moimtain. Esp. to depart J-ZC from
life; )J )*^^L ^so from this world, or ellipt.
^
sin. Ethpb. wXxl/ a) io hwmble himself.
Ethpe. uJS.if io &e lacking, missing. Ethpa.
b) to be heard, listened to esp. of prayer. c) to

be occupied, busy, engaged in, engrossed, to

X^if io be prepared for burial. Aph. *l^f
and perhaps Pabl JX io deprive of, cause to
attend; o& a4J^^j? nul tJie business in
which they will engage; ]h***>B iZo'if J^^d.
^.lN *j> ships which must encounter violent spiritual treamre, who has tacen thee from
toinds; o9&a JX^fcos? he who attends to us2 Derivatives, ^j^jo-X, )+-*-&,, )*!*,
?
the door, the porter; with jL *j=> io attend J?Q1^, J^IX, )^wJ^.
church. d) with tajL io have intercourse with, ]J-w rt. tXX. m. some bird.
cmverse with, esp. of marriage. Fa. <JjL to J*xX rt. *j^.. m. departure from this life,
raise a shout or song, to sing in alternate parts.
Ethpa. JLt( to be sung, chanted. Aj?h. u^/* )?oj-^. pi. rt. a foreigner, absent
J fi.**,
a) io lead the singing, ieacA singing; to raise from home.
a shout, mahe torejoice; jiao^s ^a2*alof c&o* m V
denora. verb Pali conj. from J^olv.
^05e wjAo ratse a s&owi o/ victory. b) to busy,
to mahe ascetic. Ethpali JqjJJXi to practise,
cause to be occupied; )
xNa <+*** M^i &$$y study or pur mie with diligence; to lead the
hands to worh.
thy Dbeivatives, maX, ascetic life; )l9aoeoN^X ^^iSif he dili-
JfcwJci^,verb^caX,UcLtx Jicucu^Jfc^cu^., 3
gently studied philosophy; io ai %J i^^ &+ ?
UxL, Ui-X, Jlcuix, UaXX, | ^ ut,v, ]fe**ix that they might practise the elect life; })&&}>
iUcu wSx^i/ jfclni.*K John was an ascetic
Ji a collective noun, inay be wrtten with in the three difficult ivays.

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420 r*1fXlJ>-

j&dx West-Syr. iK, rt. U^. a) jfcLi*. pi. ]*CL- rt. U*.. f. a) a sowi or
JI<k,
poor, qfflicted; Uol? J&Sk^ifte cry of tJie song. b) pi. liturgical responses.

afflicted. b) selfcontained, continent; [+2u .?< denom. verb Pael conj. from Ui^-
J].&l a continent soul. c) ascetic, an ascetic, <o coZ/^ci as clouds, be clouded over. Palp.
hermit-
* 4 9 B
)!'
rt. U^.. f. selfdenial, voluntary Jii*v pi. )Z. f . a cloud; )i&& ^jlL^ mm-
poverty, abstiTience, continence, asceticism, the Deeivatives,
clouds. Alchj'm. guicksilver.
ascetic Ufe; JLo!sLv> the practice of virtue; iX, UiiX.
JjjclX, verb
ji'oLai^K, consists ia four things Jicu^^>
|ILL m. impotent, lacldng the power of pro-
)4?w .Joi^jS .U?*<=k*. prayer, recollection,
pagation.
study, meditation.
)iibw Jtlu from Uj-^. nebulous, cloudy.
Js^clLx or )fcl&i& rt. Jjj>*. f. the maw of
;

a l\, pass. part. ^-J^-. tormented by a devii.

a ruminant, the craw or crop of a bird.
EthpA. >p>i^1( io Aaw a mane.
M^ denom, verb froin Jji&. Ethpa. }xLU
to become a goat-lierd. \ i <, or )ai^ pi. i. Jfci . f. a) a horse's
imane. of a J) i^e cr^si treey top of a branch
)Uv constr. st. jli*. and jXx m. a goat jiv }

esp. of a vine-branch.
J^i/" the same; J*a^ jv a mountain goat;
JL/ jix a fabulous animal ifo goat-stag. UiX pi. JZ. f. a) a sucker, offset, offshoot

jui m. a 5) a fibre, tie.

Jjxx from goat-lierd.

ioijajL m. sarcocolla, a Persian gura. \J*o$9 }q,i,N, f. an ostrich.

xlx io smeiZ as the body frorn beat and sweat. j^guv from JjxtX. gram. radical.
|*jl. rt. J^ix. m. a) a singer. b) the doxology.
Mi; )0^ ]ii^: pi. m. ji, p. i j^l.
5

ja\ rt, Joiw. m, a) anxiety, effort, study. Cf. t^i. and ]^-S.. wicked, heinous, vicious,
b) a resjwnse. worthless; almave,evil-speaker; jlfcuX JfcLitL^
t*l, V, Jl rt. 4\. a) absent, away from a villainousframe ofmind. Dekivatives, the
home. b) departed, deceased^ defunct ; jjjiab two folio wing words :

jyT? ^yinp' commands; S> Uso? memorial J^i^i-L from JliCiiL adv. evilly, viciomly.
of the departed ; -SL? laJL Jl E-Syr. Sunday
)IoIsJlL from ]&,. wickedness, crimin-
of the Departed = the Sunday before Lent. f.

ality, vmmorality.
Uh&, Jfcw^. rt. xS.. adj. funeral, burial.
*&JL fui tfDckJ, act. part *aol. io ^eZ
]Lcui rt. Ux, clianting.
emotion; to be involved, be distracted wiih
^x^, JAaXX pi. > rfc. jj..v. m. a) ioz,
business. Ethpe. ^mfnNir io 6e distracted
business, travail; JuLS JJLaiL sorg travail;
f wiih sorrotv. Pa. *aom io engage, occupy.
Ji ic4Jr? 9'CKie, commerce. b) study; Jilx^>
Ethpa. fcflofla^l/ io 6e occupied, engrossed,
^*Lj{ k*l&>? in constant study of the
t?er$ed
Scri2)tures. c) acquamtance, intimacy, rarely
harassed M)ith business. Pat/p, ^^f /

distract, harass with business. Ethpalp.

of sexual intercourse, converse, society; with ^ .r
.if to be split, splintered* Dertva-
*i*X to converse, hod intercourse; Jjuu
a compcmion; ! y*Zi fond of society;
social,
jii
U"QJS., |rn\ ni CL^, ? IoooaX, ^^v
U;o^w X a lonely Ufe; ^oa iy & we P
y
.
^nn<! but with aspirated b in the
t#ere intimate wiih Mm; ^>sv* 2 cowwrsa-
)

pi. l ?m< in, g'^m Aer&j grass; U>{}
tP- 1 9

oro&ancAe.
ftan/ K*9l |. l *x. dissolute habits. ctS an

answer, report ; by letter ; *& i&>f oJ J^aoai rt. io\. evil.

]&^J
U*- Zei&nn# i*s 5ac& toord; [
</iem JlUx pi. |Cft rt, wclX. a dJecad
o o m
x jal the Hebrew word for sea
.

ansmers to west. e) an antiphon, anthem. ... J

i ^ X| ^^*~ rfc ' wa^'
f.

*** tenih;

U^> a tenrstringed harp; L f^y Uj^

JJ^
U*l. rt. Jxx, intimate,, familiar. question the eleventh.
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4 *
a decad, the blo^S* *.
ten virgzns; )tm\ & J* one-tenth f
mn;
number ten; jfe^kP
" *
the decalogue; a tenthpart; w^f, Jtoo-^!? *^ feniA; ;.

p y
" ^ -
- ^ im iimes ten. ^J^ a ten-stringed harp; .oo>*rim-^. i/i6 ten

jlC Arab. an arwy, of them; jfelillao i^nft.v Deeapolis. Deriva-

^ai, JiVmg pi.
tives, m^M, ^m^yi &c, j^oo^, )iov

.^^ \A& pi. Jl. rt. ua^. m. a) Aarass- l y ffl .

V Ilfc fcnJftA verb ^sccx, po

meni, tirouble, pains, assiduity. b) idle talk,
r jr
denoEQ, verb Pael conj. from
nonsense. 9 JP
*^ io fstib o^er or wceiw a itiAe/ Oi
p^v fut. iftflLbJj pass. part. ji or (

unto
*um&, J1-. o 6e difficult, to be vexed with ,a,>h. / ^ZZ surely give the tithe thee.

^^ Ethpa. imlLX to be tithed, made to pay tithes.

^JL
JLsi? l^jjf.- ^ n co v to be obstinate in
.

Pass. part. difficult, grievous; Jjotm^. pi. . in. a tenthpart.

a verbal strife.

JliocoX difficult to be understood; &J$* > * Uoi

r see i. . twenty*

JJo* UjoL 50 grievous ia this terrible trouble.
-7

., )^*L- from ^1 . i/ie twentieth*

Ethpa. lam^ir^) o contend; to resist, with-

stand, dispute with "%., ^i or jpjL ; c^ r pi. J&, Jli^^ f. a battlement,

pinnac* cf. js^:.
Jl/ Nv* ^i ->q A V^ z >ta strongly withstands
same as ^oLsn.. fut. o^J, infin.
P9
this saying; u^a^LoAJ tAA&tJf f&
imper. a ct.v,, act. part. &&, j^}-^-, pass. part.
that baptism wi$A regard to which Nicodemus
o .5-v, ^1., Jil io double,fold over; to mul-
.

was difficult to convince; y( Kmn f^i^ increase; *oj/ o^lT }]^mdir h-/ as
tiply,
ffl\ !,r ifthou obstinately dispute on a secret ^ooilodl
a vestwre shlt Thou fold them ; <aa*&
subject. b) to be unhappy, vexed, indignant r ^ i/ieir victory was redoubled; *Js\jL
with o or%.j u^? u~o> |uBttjl/' my ^ r*
o/^ a^Is>J ;m^ )(!aa\ <Aey increase tlte
spiritwas vexed; -l{? Uul'J> iflm U& ji
talent ten times orftve times; Is^X ^^o o
t#ocx tt-illSJ when any one is indignant,
^A^n thou art greatly increased. Pass. part.
takes it hard, that another is set above Mm.
double, doubled, repeated; fc^rtfcLXl
c) to be difficult, grievous; v ooJ>a.aX diml^&
triple; IJ^LciL fc^al^. quintuple;
is difficult to root them up. d) be
i! to ill.
R^jioSt m iA^ Octopla of Origen |<4^x
DebJVAITVES, U^fid-V, j fl- Cft -& T U^^ j
a chant endiiig in a repeated word
;

y e. g. in
Jlo

two
alleluias; )l4'5x (oilco repeated kneelings
iaAx, iiWij jJNomSw rt. ^.fn..v. difficult, = prayers. emph. a) a double or ZtrtecZ
Fein.
hard, rough; obstinate, perverse; grievous; garment. b) double or outline writing. Ethpe.
53 J*l( a rugged place ; \f\n\*\ jJotS as obstinate l( or ^-v|i/ io 6e doubled, repeated. Pa.
y
diseaes; 33 Uii a grievous famine; aimx 'h

io double, repeat, do again and again;

<&sJlMftSifc grievous to be borne; ]mjL JliC^o Jjo* |J<\n\ -^^ he often repeated
)ocj *aaa>ap
4
AT ftar<2 io interpret ; tQjoA this name; ]mjso s> ft,^ Ae imposed double
* >
^ B
ji .vs -s,
ungovernable ; emph. pi. hard- tribuie. Ethpa. &&( io 6^ doubled, repeated,
8hips, difficulties; baggage.
f
multiplica, with Klil^^t io 6e iripled;
i>

rt. irvrr v m. troublesomeness* o& lS-2>OMii? JLcusu^ AA CUT ifos favour

4
\tZ\JuxJL rt. r*^ adv. ozi& difficulty. granted to him, being doubled; f> cn&*T i>\

jl'alaaftjC rt. ^mi. f. difficulty, severity;

a^uiafcooXo and io stretch
io (Zraw? togeiher
y
l oii m, ^ roughness of the out, to contract and expand. Aph. &.J to
heaviness; )lsL'io( .

roads; )$T perversity, morosity; J double, fold. Ethtaph. ^lLL^to 6e muli-

asthma; k&ft*> deafness, ^/e'e^. Deeivatives, iox, lax, JiaSoa^.,

K.)^uax, Jia^Aa^., Jlaiaa-200.

&** f. JtxL& m. im, Jl'tm* f. emph. col-
lective a im or i/ee ten, iAe teniA esp. i&e imiA
(Zay of the month ;
pi. - w&^L twenty. }^w fut. JajJ, act. part. \&d., \^L, pass.
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nfAiO&o&JL. 422 r*
P V
part. fjS.v, l*LiL a) <o bloom, fiourish. b) to l( sorrows have laid hold on me. De-
double. c) to increase, gain, collect, amass MVATIVES, iaoX, I^Cl^, ^JDCiaX.
y
esp. with jUs
J wages or reward and )j*icu ^s. root-raeaniug extant in Arabic to veil.

<7am, profil; J^oajx^ kj^jiL& iow d!os2 #awi Pael ;*v a) ^a w0j cewer theface. b) denom.
wisdom. Pass. part. doubled, wrapped up, from jj^'T to dust, sweep, pick out of tlw dttst.
occupied; oojJ&X tOoMia* $ew* torment is Ethpa. a) to be veiled, covered to wear a hood. }

doubled; Ux Jow Jax J?o **lZa /w ww b) to become dust or earth; to be dusted, swept.
occupied and engrossed in similar matters. Debivatives, jia&x, j^tX, Ji&X.
Ethpe. u,N 1/ <o 6e implicated, engaged. Pa.
3\, ]1&L pi. J^m. dust, earth, soil; \JLi ST
i9>v o cover over, envelop, enfold esp. <?
fine dust; asJX 9 lZpowd&red incense, franlc-
jfco
enshroud, prepare for bv/rial; oo o ^fr-W
ncense; )is*JL jicu'ff chameleons. Deriva-
^> fc^Z*k^o &ey enshrouded his body and tives, ji^acux, ^^X, verb JLL, jj^^,
formed a funera procession; n-JL, y^J(
jtcuvax, W^ax, U i* \y.
**Lou**Iaa Thou hast enfolded, included, all
wm in Thy gladness. Ethpa. wJLt( a) to
j^ax pi. \* rfc. ^x. m. a hood.

be doubled, augmmted. 6) to be covered over,

iJ^ai- pL JZ- from jia^L. earthy, tarifdy;

involved. pi. creatures of earth, mortala.

c) to be enshrouded, laid in ihe
grave. Aph. Jk^f to
jmt forth fiotoers, to Ji'cuaui. from Ja. f, earthmess, nature of
blossom. Derivatives, (^.so-x, l <*^ y earth.
Pp 9
Sfc. from ]i!a^l. earthly, terrestrial.
9 4
H rt. &^*. f. repetition, red/uplication.
}}&., JfcCaJL or JfclaJL from roots ^ox,
koa-i. rt. *aax. m. a) an embrace. b) ihe ax and Jax. f. a) a swoon, languor. b) afold.
chin.
X act. pax't. *UL root-meanings to contract;
M^ oftN rt. aAX. m. embracing, clinging. to inserty pass. part. J llx. W-Syr.gram. having
!j<x&jw rt. ; , ft V . m. a levinge, mosquito ihe vowels " or above m and o respectively, ?o.

'Vi^ ^
curtain; a wrapper. written witk "t ^ Pael <o
p p
rt. ^ax. m. ptitrefaction, stench.
t J
com^eZ. Debivatives,
j^ 0j
X, AVr^ t^
jLaXaiL

%Z\
double measure.
&&*
rt. J.ax.

rt.
f. ste?ich.

<ax. adv. twice, dovbly, in

jjx^fut. J^J, act. part.
part. JjX, lij^, tt) o
J^, ^
compel, constrain, force;
!

pass.

6>*2u Ijx s/ie forced herself; o^aL oomJx

]iaa*x rt. ax. f. a doubling, duplicaiion;
d%plidty; JfcC^Oc? repetition; ^S>^ a
Ji^a^ Ji^k?? iTts 7ow constrained Him to be
*?<w^ *eie; ]^lo <s%,^ j^ he had
revealed in thefiesh; ^o,\ZX Jj JJ
JJaJ, ^
a rdapse. ;z7? wo c?o /orce to our free-will;
tf[ j!x
**x, J*ax from J|&& <fo%. ^^-aoi! / am constrained to speak. b) to
resist, mace resistance, fight against;
Jj&X =r Jla/ m. a graZ, oak-apple. Lii
a&X fut. JjX |*x Ae resw hateful passions , ~t
*c&sj, act. part. &< ^o>^ ,
|
o*j,j3c& ooot <Ay made no
pass. part. but with act. sense ^.Sy j^Sy ^
resistance to his
to embrace, cling,enclose; " command. Ethse. J^ifa) to be compelled,
lUi oo> "
/^ey embraced eaeh other; constrained, urged. b) to refuse, resist, oppose.
I ciung to my ease; Jftkbk
atoW to wtfory. Pa. a^aj
ua.ftv
to
^ awn^
embrace,
c) to be tormented, molested,

of the pers. or cause

; 1^
annoyed with
^ hy pangs
^ .
clasj),
* *
grasp, handle;
fo clasped him
*%L o
to Jter breast;
1<5j

J
j.aa^o
^:: *\
childbirth;

U* by vermin.
Ridlo
PA
^ by severe coU ;
^
. -fc a) to resist, refuse,
X. fo embraced heathen worship, Ethpa. b* contumacious, wUfully disobedient;
<aiuUf to embrace, be embraced; u^ J]&a .f
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my to^. \illJL rt. J-X> eonte?i&ows.

voV-i? -*!& ye resist aayings;
* " L_c fhev set themselvea agamst the
Jj*j**> J^' see j**-

Lord. b) to acrape up, daw up roots. Ethpa. jlot-Ix W-Syr. gram. being written with
mjferpangs. b) to
Jl&U*a) to suffer violence,
the vowel Jlx etsotso; JLeLZx o{o vav
resist, refuse. Dekivatives, U<*^>-> k*j*">
toith aboye it, o.

.!x, )*lx rt. X. m.W-Syr. the vowel .

*
*x fut. *elx?, act. part. f!^, ]>jiL, pass.
oCi- fut. oo_iJ, act. part. *r^> ^r^'
part. )t^- <o trample, tread the wine-
^Zx>
6ww? jp, bandage JloLao a tcound, )is>l a
or oil-press; to squeeze, wring or press out;
breach, jraeture; to repair jk .\ ( a ship.
)
metaph. to crush repress; *#o;aC* JU^o iOX
Metaph. to restore, strengthen, healj Oj& y

press out gali in his eyesj *- J*Z-*? ^.j

<_,1.^\ ^ N s oX who will bind up my
wea7cnesst
- 7-

Ethpe. a.r*tL?*fo be bound up, A^ presses out a liwmg draught; %p*i Wa

*+l*ja+2> I ham trodden thern in my wratfh.
strengthened. Pael ol to bind up, hectl;

K -yy .owl.i*5o Jllo neiiher can their hurt Pass. part. ]tJx JlJ? ^o? |i^S pure oii

be bound up. Debivativbs, kj**> )&***> from trodden olives; )t^X U*do beaten oii;

also Jt.^X is used elliptically for the juice

of olives or grapes irwst. Ethpe. i3.1( a) <o

j^lx pi. . rt. <*-X. m. a bandage; binding }

up; a rernedy, prescription ;

r
^j( & *-*
&e pressed out, expressed as
&) io 5e trampled upon crushed;
9
oii, wne s

yji-^fc^
&c.

)l %*&oi JJx? one Tdnd of rernedy or

)lli? U-oC^ women crushed by the trampling
drug.
ofelephants. Pa. *& io tread, press, squeeze,
J]s^x rt- o-X. f. aJUlet, head-band. wring, Jceep under; JJl ~&L *r th u f
\J>oJL pi. i. rt o.x. m. om who Unda up wring the nose; Jooo.^ o*t^^ Joo* iJ&ao e

wounds, a dresser, surgeon, doctor. subchted his body with fasts. Ethpa. 9~-&if

to 6^ coerced, subdued, oppressed; *-!& #5

Uotx rt J.X. m. one who uses force, an
jo^o mjfering force and weeping; J^o^cla, p>
oppressor.
yL&>%j> oppressed by great heat. Debit a-
j !lx pi. )* rt. -X. m. a ^a.
TIVES, JjOX, f*r^ J*j^ ^*A ^1^1
jjotx rt. *x. m. a) one who treads the wine-

press ; metapb. one who wrings or raeks. f*

)>-x rt. i-X. m. a) treading, pressing ovi
]oL, lUo^ ii. *x. a iargre 6a$m, cup,
l^iaS; ofgra2>es. 6) juice, extract; an infusion,
vial.
decoction; with |iaii? barley-water ; Jc^f
JL'ic jC rt. i-X. .fresh cJieese.
walnutoil; }t*? olive oii; yLL* strcii; ^xx?
\11jSL pi. )> rt. J.X. contwmacious. grape juice, must; \JLL2& juice of unripe
olives or grapes; jr*a; g'wm arabic; jtoi?
ji'<w r & rt. J-X. f. contwmacy, tvhborn
Tivulberry juice.
resistance.
99 ]i.X pi. jl" f. Heh. a religious assembly.
UiX rt. J-X. m. a) contumacy, contentious-
ness. b) cornpul&ion, coercion; Jtxi_^ 63/ ^cutiU-X agrimonia eupatorium, hemp
compulsion. c) gram. a point over the middle agrimony.
of a sentence to indicate a slight pause ; aso jiX rt. j^roe, compulsion.
written double
&J& j& rt. j.x,

adv. against his will.
Ux
th/row on
fut.
J-X.

the
Jax"
back, twst
act. part. ^
bachwards;
U^.
<o
*

JLcuJ-& rt. J~x. f. contumacy^ stubborn

1

disobedience or resistance. Ethpe. mxI/" and Ethpa. %JL&L/*io Zean

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backwm'ds opp. &Skol{ to lean forwards ; to vestige j^j oftiefeet, Jjfclsowo? ofchariols;

lie down on the back f to twist or bend back- \ZuZ \&rii U^t **& the marh of
wards as the fingers, the hand or foot, Deei- a good heart is a shining countenance. With
o JLfto follow closely; ^ jifc to retrace <me 8
r
YAT1VE, UaX.
ys, pl. j~ m, a necklace, neck*chain, string steps; often with o ^a ;
1^ &j or o )?> to

ofbeads; JJsot?? \jL a gold chain. follow in the footsteps, follow the examle;

l&L, )U& pi. ix, )&& rt. *oX. f.

o Sl&A afler, close after; oAfli^ Jt-*^
P
directly after; ]t cui^%^o ri^'v^ a/^er or a<
sadness, grief distress, adversity ; harm, detri-
^Ae ^ qf ^acA prayer. c) tlis lower part,
ment; \\* cheerful; unliarmed.
jj?
extremity, end; )><i^? o>a^s ai tJte extreme
aaX fui oclq^J
1

,
act. part. o,ia,, j^aX. Urnit of the mountain; j&oaat*-; oo^vy . i^e
a) to take by the heel, to hold back, to follow
closely, to succeed in office, esp. witli J&>of humility is the fear of the Lord. In Jacobite
to supply the place of; *ot *J ocm^ Offices an |r>fl.*w was a variable iermination
omsl. <*a-Jj womJSouQJ^j thy name shall be of a prayer, alao a short form of prayer at the
Jaeob because tJwu didst lay Ihold of thy brother conclusion of an Office. Gram. the end or ier-
Msau's heel. b) to trace or seek out a way, mination of a word.
oX H o o*vftX *> wlien ihey found out the v:ay 9 s
m, suGcession; investigation*
and came. Pa. ojL& to trace, track, seek out, S 4 9 9
\t rt f. supplanting.
investigate with ^&, ; to hold a judicial in-
.

guiry; to discuss, dispute with a, in a bad fj ^ ^n ^

- or Sax rt. >afl\, following a
sense to dispute or inquire too closely into Tioly trace, tracMng; JJ&*,o )SJ> a sleuth-hmnd,
matters; yk^&L *a& oNi^ with my whole blood-hound.

Iwari havel sought TUe; Ji,? oaiaoo Jiij jioj^ rfcfiX rt. cxflJw. f. a) tracking, investi-
a judge and seeking judgement ; J Nv gation. b) succession,
the matter is discttssed, inquired into;
9" V HaX act. part. *&. iaja;, 5eZe, solidify.
*,LajLv>
o ^a>
-> .. 11
)t
f
o U^ci^ let the children of the Pauel t&&La)to coti as a serpent, to bend in
up praise and noi be curious.
cliurch offer sitting doimi; part. jJSsl&p curved;
Ethpa. &jz1( to be invesligated, sought out,
I^y ^ao
Jl*5a^c ^e orbicular course of the stars,
inquired into; to make trial of experimce; opp. Jl^l straight. EthpauAL jio^ir^
yojx^fcJo v
nSn< KJ ihat the agitators coe7, wife, /zms* ww; metaph. o 5e ^er-
should be seized and tried; Uo ^1* pleosed; ^j? ^o^l^ *s being perplexed to
oA^ioo the Holy Name is glorious and know whether. Derivativbs, Jj.j^clX or
unsearchable; !^i^l/\l^a^> , . . Jl'ck*??
justice icas experienced, followed,
in the days of King Joaiah,
was
Derivatives,
the rule,
^
fj^otoAX
r ^- ^X. xq. solidification of a liquid.
rt. r^n v a tracker, pursmr.
U**<^> Kjx&, U* Jlcuia^ 5 M-^V Jl'ciilacuajL
. .

rt. ckax. f. toalking in the

step8y following, searching. out

aai pl. H rt.^a^.. m a toinding, twist,

Pl ****> * a5i m "
turn; \&& J^s^ J^i*/ a road witk
turns.
.

^
^f** H*^ " JfciaJwi
pi. ^ J&L. f.,
, rt. ca ax. up to io the m. pl. \j*&. rt. *avtt^. m. a door-fastening.
is used, above that number the f. pl. a) a foot, jiCLCLiL, ]!,'rt. ^o^., an uprooter, destroyer.
*&*&> )lZr^l Ms hand
ted> hoof; <*?
took hold ofEsau's heel;
U*h oon- a
U*c*.x
razing to the ground,
pl. H rt. wi^. m. eradication,
horse- destruction, ruins.
hoof b) a footstep, footprint, trace, track, U*aa resthe, kicking, Cf. J^^
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jtoaajo&o
*_**
ax
l&x rt. Jax m.
|dix. bmding j faithless and perverse genera-
bnd or finger; LL? < (ion; [&aoA&o rAN vi.y speaking perverse
round. things. Ethpa. ttua&i/* to turn aside, be

}*&** rt. jAX. solidijied. perverse; U2>

$#$ wAo urw perversely from the Lord.
^ ^xOkfcoo^ c w to

jioLv^QS, rt. vvax. f. crookedness, craft.

-
Gram. to &#&$ roww^ in the throat; )ei/'
*
or aAX rt. mriftV. m. a cra&, maft
l** ^gfr ^va^oc? guttural letters. Deei-
hbster or praum. vatives, Jjso-cox, jlovw nv, )U. i^^
)lVm*\. rt. mov, f. k'^ twisted. l^ ^an^P j jtcuaiA^jbo, jiacttt&ap, )ioiA.\ao.

%AX Pael pass. part. s <*>, JxcLx^ )leui,aft.jaX rt. iix. f.perversiiy, guile.
a?ry, distorted, perverse; J^\n-^-v> Jjx*f
%mnx Peal only pass. part. tm*&3k, l^ix.
perverted religion. Ethpalpal *^^\^v / 1

twisted, bent, crooked; sjaa^^? )^cu* crooked

to 6e twisted round. Parel^SijL to <zom2
staff. Ethpe. *mJ&X.( to be stung by a
awry, tie up, trip tip; to entangle, confuse;
scorpion, serpent, &c; to bepricked by thorns.
to embrace, bring togetker;
<*^J[\ ^\ g ;
Pa. imax to wai?e in the air ; jli?? ^V'k o
i/aey /taw tripped me up; ^a;j& Ji^Zai
^AAAyao tvaving palm-branclies, Pass. part.
j&f a net; Ji/'
Ae #0 entangle them in
emph. )lsmsLL& crooked.
. Derivatives,
K)o{ ^o^jbo }oL(netther does God render
the way intricate. ETHPABAL'^d^i^to
U*az^i Wia^, Uoqax, im^AX, jlom^QX,
be
entangled, involve, tripped up, perplexed,
confkmd; to be enveloped Mj&> in smoke; LttAX rt. ijxlax. m. obster sauce.
9 9
rt. onfl\, crisp, cv/rly.
ways be jwrplesced; Jj^^ojJkfcsj
o/" tetV
Ji'cfi rt. hfioAX. f. crispness.
eL^> his arrow twists round in his hand^ i.e.
71.^

returns and wounds Hm; dU?* %i>#Jk!iO& Pael conj., Arab. a) to adorn with
Jfc^xi* thefiow of speech is confused. Dem- cornelians. b) to hiner, impede.
vatives, jbo^, Jbiox, Doax, JIajL, Hax 3
oblique.
B flNftN kJU\nv JU^aNax, U^*xk*>,
Jlfti\fi>;Xfroo.

JL^L ^AX.
,

rt.
,

m. j/*i shank, leg.

)itiL, pass. part.
opp. o.j to plant;
fut. Jc^X?,
^mt

to
;jLv^,
)', %
puii out teeth, tear ow
act. part. ;a^.,

a) to uproot,

JtAX rt.^ ox . to. a griping pain in tJie

an eye; to &rmA <?o^e?9^, jpwZ down founda-
bowels; lassitude. tions, buildings ; metaph. to extirpate nations,
opinions, &c; away o^ax
\
\
q \ax rt. \ax . udnding, crooked as a
to utterly do toith;
JLxa? Jl^JaoIc brake doimi the pillar of
i/iey
serpent, a line; /or&edl lightning, Metaph.
Baal; ;jax j^iof ^a^aail has extirpated
perverse, tortuous.
great nations; ^X \JxL a people vprooted,
k-)^oJ
t

X AX rt. ^*ax. adv. crookedly, torn from their homes; ytv^L iajxxJ? iAaf
urindingly.
He
may completely heal our scars. b) io be barren.
Jl ct NaNftV rt.
i ^ax. f. crookedness. Ethpe. jjqLxU to 6e plucked up, tom out,
y*AX Peal only part. adj. j**, l*a*&. uprooted. Pael iA^L same senses as Peal
crooked, crafty, perverse; ipjaL UT }^ n but more forcible. Etbpa. t&lf* to be
xi.
IflA the perverse tkou wilt show thyselffroward. utterly rooted up or destroyed; % &ml*liAtr
Pael u*X to um asufe* perverti esp. with the school of Edessa ivas totally ruined. Api.
^^( to make barren. Debivatives, J*aclX,
equity. Pass. part. ym&o , Icjaa&o, ) !&& ]>OAX, ^$OAX, Ui, J^iK, J*a, J^i,
crooked, perverse; J&aibbo \\&iol by-ways, J^AX, Jio^X, JJJJIX^OD, ]idJ^AX^JO.
devious or crooked way8; jXxuotaa jU Jfcl^X
Jtai, Ji^AX rt. *ax. barren,
., sterile.

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426

act. part. *J>x. /o 6e owtims;

\aw t*& = *^tf )&> agrimmy. fut. JckJ,
2 fi&hi$ heartis anxious. Palpel ;X*x
)lJL rt. mx. m. an extractor; \*
see below. Derivatives, Jo*X, J&t, JU*.
a dentist, a rogw.
jia& rt. fl.V a) germination. b) amedicine Jx, *I^ fut. JJx, act. part. JU, U*-
taken from a corpse. a) to contain, hold, esp. of measures; to Iiave
room for; ) ^3? J&*a^o a measure
U&, Jla& pi. ^
)* rt. iX. m. a) a root,

stump holds $0 much; )l&

7
Ji J*
)'"' a worn-
plant, sucher, shoot; o}Q*,-JL J^i the ty

wto o/ out wineskin cannot contain new wine; **o*

of hisroots; JjL&f ^oomU rti the

hairs; )U& L& radically. b) stock, origin.

\^ was ^0 contain Mim vjfto cannot be contained*

c) the lower pari J&olf of a wall; Jj > f
comprehend; JJ*^9 o2i
b) to recetve, grasp,
o/ a staircase. d) \J*\&* J; a salt-pit;
j-Lx'S J )fclX^? JUiX noi e^ry mind can
))&$ the edge of a torrent. e) a herb,
fully compre/iend theforce of the saying. c) to
medicinal herb; &**?* &( }* * <fow*
&ta physic.
hold, talce hold; fcoaj&?ao w Zx ymJ AoZc

a /^W cwp ^0 Am; Ut^- Ut-5k. J^ U^o w

+.^>{ ftw^>? or -^=>(? J~ax agnmonta
frosty weather a grasp cannot be maintained;
mpatorium^ hemp agrimony*
Jl ^N ^IaJSA^U^Jo wZx iafe me a^cZ deliver
*>\\\ x root of the tvild pomegranate. rne to a violent death; ^'^L tt a o^a> t+ooj)
Jii 53 orobanche, a parasitic plant. Jl^. m ^Ae fruits of Paradise follow each
Jjt^J or U^X ancn>saces 3 a sea-plant. other in close succession; with )k-^. to seize

JKidOf x. the dye madder. a pretext d) to be seized with illness, to

Ucu r x a kind of verbena. swoon; cL l^aJo iix shefell down in a

swom. Ethpe. **;xi( a) to be held, seized9
Uod X jpaeotta, peony.
arrested; )lsz>i ]l&i+U> mL i^ZxL/^ Absalom's
}^Q3 ST a) chelidonium, celandine. b) the
Aead wa5 caught in a great branch. b) to becotne
corm of the autwmn crocus.

Ui^f 53 daphne oleoides, dwarf olive,

numb, rigid; ^&t
her tonguc becarne rigid so that ehe could not
Jj
^ ? Zilf iai^

l-LUs x antliemis pyrethrum, featherfew or speak at all. c) to be contained, comprehended

camomile.
used of God. Pa. wx to grow nv/mb with
^ja^oma, peony. r
cold. Aph. J&*j a) to breakfast. b) to seize
U-a*. X glycyrrhiza, liquorce. hold. Derivative s, }Ui, )u&> JlS^o ,

]ax rt. +j&x, m. extirpation, eradication;

extraclion of teeth. Jk-;X, J^xao, U*c^lis^, J^^xL
J.2>*a pi. |L m. a scorpion; Scorpio, a sign J^X rt. J;X. m. a) tamarix, the tamarisk
of the Zodiac; jouf U;-ax a tortoise; cJo* shrub. &) perh. myrica, myrtle; )*il }(Ji
ppx^ heliotrope. and )>chj? Jti t?ifea agwus castus.
U* sX
5corptrw5, a kind of heliotrope
j
Jti. rfc. J^.. m. violence, intendty; ti
with scorpion-like pods. Uaj! violence of the throbbmg of a wound.
ls^lcx f. asW scorpion, a plant. o|x a) fut. *-x?, act. part. *, Ji^,
iot&> pi. . m. a ./ro^ pass. part. cl*^., U^Zx. o 5e#,
?o rfow?w j
]io4X& rt. ^ox, f, barrmness. Oi. XaoX \1*&Z )oj f(? wm. wa$ setting;
iLiaJL m. kicking, restimness. setting sun; o^ JU? )><,
%A< wAicA does wof go dotvn. b) fut. ooliJ to
promise solemnly, to be swrety,
Ux m. erection or movement of the penis. give securiiy,
pledge oneself, with o,
stand sponsor at baptism.
or Esp. to ^ ^.
jfcUX emph. state of J, see above y f^.\ ^J^ J*
*y thou ari become wrety for thy rmgbbwr;
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427 K&sO^.
yOG^ts^^C o* aofa ox the three made )Ja3iLi- rt. o;X. m. pi. grinders, bdlters of

tkemadves respomible for the money; \U corn,

^ V^^o Jlatr $ Vi Ji^. I phdge

a
jjck;
Zt ftfe cup or 6owZ.
pi. j^L, perh. dimin. of \J>JL.
mt/self that if ihou return he will receive thee. f.

c) to sifi; J^is* r !\&*eU3l '.^U U^i Jia&. rfc. o^X. f, suretyship; a pledge,
surety.
Satan hath desired to sifi you as wheat. d) to
mingle; Jj^UJJ ^Ix the ashes of tbose of J^^x cmtau/nwm %
centaury.
differing degree are mingled iogether in the l^2>ijL rt. o^x. f. Arabia; JJm^o^-d X
earth. Ethpe. o^m to stand surety or Arabia Felix.
sponsori to be sifted; to be mingled. Pa. \^2>-^L pi. J,^ rt. o^X. a) an Xm&, Arabian.
oiX a) to cause io set as the sun ; or mefcaph. Ti 9 V
fcs^S or J^->w-^i Jflf Araba between
v
of souls caused to go down into sleep or death. the Tigris and Nisibis ; ef.
?-

6) to mingle; JL yc&r^;-a> Jt^o Uu i-^^C, )tL^^x from \t& of sheep; with

J* j^L the soul and body are intermingled. Ju5k>runderstood, the sheep-gate.
Ara;. om to eause to set; \AigJL oldkf )^*Z>UL~ JfcLo^ f. shivering or trembling
Jo#^3 / will make the sun to set at noon.
with fever.
Dekivatives, J^JCuX., Ui>ici^, o*X, U>& 3
*%>&. to riddle. Deeivatiyes, JloioX,
U, U>h>, U, Ijcl^, 1U^^ sifi,

Jioa^^, k^i**, US&, joo^X, Jt^oiJ^,

^>^wiD &**Jj*jK, Jlas^ik, U*'<~^x>- ILd^k. froin^s^x. m, a sieve.
;

%^;. Pakel conj. of verb >^^-.

o*X or i&tsl rt. o^X. Araba, part of
Northern Mesopotamia between the Tigris U cx^~ pi. J^. rt. ^^>- m. a Zt^ 5aK.
and Nisibis and round Edessa. ?J-X Ethpa. jL^ij a) <f> waite patterns in
the shin, to taitoo. b) to be unrestrained,
J^s^x pi. >_ rt. o^X. f. a) a large toooden
bowl or imruly, savage as a wild ass. Palel ??; to
vessel, a washtub, kneading-trough
also a cup, a rneasivre; an olive-press. b) the
gnaw. Ethpalal ??^ktr and fU^Lir a)

tvest (rare), c) a vetch, chick-pea. d) a water-

to gnaw }
crunch. b) to be devoured by dogs
wheel or mill. or wild beasts. Dekivatives, 1?ox jfjox, ?

U^., )&>lv pL ^JL, * J*^, 3 f.

a) a willow; j^cu? \L-JL piper cubeba.

J?tX Ar. m. ce mushroom, truffle.
b)
71

asparagus. J?|x and ji!x pi. ] J* Ar. a mast; a column;

a balk, tvmher; an engine ofwar smaller than
***> Jfc*2>*X rt. o^,. a) a sivrety, sponsor,
a hattering-rato ;a wooden frame, peg ; pasture
a god-pa/reni; also one who gives in betrothal;
left as uneatable.
a sponsor at marriage, groomsman. b) secu-
rity, bail. Jtix pi. J^, m. ]L?^ pi. jr s
f. rt. ? ^.
a wild ass.
)o^C. J m. but used general ly, a sheep;
pi. ii? 4 p y
Ji-o^. rt. j^s.. f. Ucentioumes8.
\L the sheep set at the Lord's right
hand. *%$dL Pabbl conj. of verb ^^..

o^X. m. Kot^. rt. oii., m. a) a swarm ofvermin

pi. K rt. sunset, opp.
j> * y* j. and insecta, b) a mixed multitude, riff-raff,
JflVift at sunset.
rabble. c) JLif \AoJL a confusion of words.
U>UL rfc. o^X. the Arabah i.e. the low desert
tract of the Jordan and the Dead Sea jj^T J&oU pi, )L and W&xoW rt. o^.. f.

^
;
the eve,day of preparation, esp. tke eve of the
Uic2>? l^cu UU? sea of the Arabah, the
Sabbath, Friday; \<x\) thefirst Friday
salt sea after
WUtmnday when S. Peter and S. John were
Jf** pl r ni, a ringdove.
commemorated [East-KSyr.], S. Paul also
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K'^UO-X. 428

name an allusion to the JJi pi. . rt. J*.x. ni. a) adj. coZcZ. J)
[West-Syr.], the is

lesson for the day, Acta iii. 6 ; Jts** Si or /r<?s2, severe weatlier; JoIsj? J-2* twntor
\1L) or jlafcuoj? Good Friday; J&Jjf X frosts; JUo^ U*x. <Afl cMZ of shame. c)
or JaI?gj? the Friday in Easter weeh severity, calamity.

jfcLS;., or Jl*o&. rt. J;X,. f. the shivering jLculx rt. Ji^*. f. nakedness,
of an ague.
fit
\Z& )lU& rt. 9 J^X. coZrf, stiff.

)&+&+ pi. Jfcll rt. J*X, f. the pin of a loora

jiVa*lx rt. i*^x. f. mueingfiotw, kneading.
which holda the woven cloth.
ts-juaa*Ix rt. ^X. adv. craftily, cimningly.
J!o;X rt. ^X.. tmcircumcised* Cf. JjJox.
csi*Sx, jLoaxZx rt. *X. f. cro/i! ; cmw-
ning, acuteness, subtilty, sagacity.
ioo^iL pi. J rt. jd*x. m. a fugitive; Jf*
Uzo^L a rtmaway slave; chem. volatile, ls*{LZx rt. *^X. adv. a) accidentally. 6)

quickstlver. necessarily, of necessity, reluctantly.

]Looc;x rt. ^i-X. f. cZzVi o/<e te^A or ears, o*-*Zx, jlo*!x rt. ,^x. f. neces&ity, conv-
ear-wax. pulsion ; often with o or js> of necessity, by
J^o;X pi. Jl. rt. **X. m.fiight; X ts* compulsion.
a ^ace of refuge, asylum; ]]*? ST avoid* v .y
rt. I^X. adv. cold.
ance of evil; pi. evasions, mbterfuges.
JlS^ix. rt. J*X. f. a) breakfa8t. b) eatching
]io;X rt. ;X. m. a) jfo?, <2ar& clovd8 y a
fire, burning up. c) power of endurance.
whirlwind. b) manna*
*%>VJL Parel conj. of ^*x. *JX act. part. *tx, J^i^x ^o knead tir up.
y

Deeivatives, Jioru^, Ja^x.

{)*& pi. JZ- rt^J-X. m. a 600^ or hui of
9 9
interwoven bramhes; a lodge in a cucumber- \ rt. hneading.
garden or vineyard. "%.i^. root-meaniDg to circumcise. Deei-
J*^wF; rt. ^Vj-x. twisted, woven. vatives, 13<aX, jla^JcLi-, IJoiX.

j*X Pael j& perh. to neigh. i-v. to stand wp in a hcap. Pass. parfc.
*%~l'<Ji to atrip, lay bare. Ethparal jp_iJx, >-_, Jk . a) subite, wily, adroit,
^^^it/ to be strijppedj spoiled; to be bare
of, astute, sagacious, JJcui -/"i*Xiw wz7y as iAe
despoiled of. Derivatives, Jl^fcxX and the
four following words :
Ki-sJ^o wise and
grammarians kave
astute
^$ *jL indeclinable, bare, nude, naked, defined speech; oo nv ^va aa^^>l/"t was
^& %^^C

stripped; they come in naked. discussed oy his astute councihrs. b) lofty.

h-ttyJL froin%J^L adv. smoothly; strip- Ethpe. yl^U a) perh. to stand upona heap;
ped, exposed; openly, simply, without disguise. cf. Etepa. 5) to become astute; to aacertain.
A A hi . -_ _ rit

Pa. yl.a)to steal subtitty; to make subtle or

Jks*_ from %_
naked, exposed, unarmed, unadorned, wise; yt'c^*2 y>lj he will make wise thy
simple;
^o^SLdeprivedofmeaninq; ])CldL ]hLo simplicity; pass. part. subtle. b) to cause to
spelt. swell with excitement; pass. part. swoUen
piled up, steep; Jjc^J ^oSj^
J4^& the
poverty, mountaim were heaped with snow. Ethpa.
y

JJo^iJw a cyclamen. f U.ir a) to be pled up, rise high, swell

as the
sea, the tempest; metaph. to be swoUen, inflated,
JtsJ^^L or x%m f. leontice leontopetalon,
Uoris leaf or cyclamen europa&um.
exasperated;
they were puffed
Jl'cuiUck ? Uo*i
up with
^ aaoUir
the spirit of
mx, Utx oppod-
rt. J*x. m. a) a ^raa^. 6) a tion. b) to become astute, sagacious.
seizure, epileptic Dhki-
fiu
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ots as an occasion, to come to pass; to hap-

pm, befall, come umxpertedly vnth*%SL or%>
}.&* pi. 1-1. rt. *x. a) adj. s&ep, rugged.
^ **X h~9( a wayfarer carne to me un*

b) subst. a itop or rugged place, a Tieap; expectedly; Jil/

r
%& JUal^ Joo>
X
U. the

asperity; \Suii \&-JL I toill make the rugged robber fell suddenly on the cowitry; .^k*. \

places smooth. c) a dark cloud. d) \^^L ifthere is occasion; uiJ7*K;- / if neces-

JuIa^ an oil-flask, oil-press. sity artse. Pass. part. a) accidental, fortuitous9

$i&& rt. ip*X. rugged, steep. f, emph. JL-*X unforeseen events, mischances*

-*y pass. part. j^^o, ^jaotfLao

b) necessary. Ethpe. %txl/ to receive a
visitor at nightfall. Deri vatives, K*<xx,

j!^oIx pi. )! rt. *X. f. a foap, jpfe of

wheat, of stones.
Ethpe, x l^irto becomehard. Deri- )% uL act. part. = subst. m. a) a chance arrival,
va V
vatives, Jj;X and Jjj;X, jicu;X. passer-by, stranger, alien. b) adj. necessary.

U*-- and )jj^jL rt. V *X. forn^ obdurate. Kx rt. 4*x. m. necessity, ewigency.

Jicu^i- rt. **X. f. hardness, obdu/racy. A. adv. unexpectedly, by chance.

UnS ^^Xj J&*x. )lo*^L rt. ^X. f. ar rival of strangers, of
pi. f. a cowcA, &#2,
guests; accident; eangency.
Z&for, ftwr. AstroB. |^djL the fottr stars
forming the body of Ursa Minor and JsaS jiji-Sk, pi. Jl/, act. part. f. emph. a carnal
k*iJL tbe three of its tail; also l&iJL IU& event; accident, non-essmtial property.
the constelation Cassiopea. fut. udo^^J, act. parts. us ?
^ci-x,
J&LuaoojJk. pi- }&~ dim. of Jx;- a smoli and ^a-*lx. toflee, escape, shun, a/void; usually

couch. with is. and pers. pron. <*^ ua^X hejted;

t <~ .r with ik, !cL^ or j of pers. and place ; olx
JcCx* from 1&+JL ni. a) tempest, hurri-
cane. b) manna.
u^o(o ^ jk. Z o&, darkness fied away and

^^X mimetic. Palpel conj. to clean the

vanished; jo^ ^Z& UlX*,? )J>fo juLf
Simon 7iad ane? chief of the Aposiles had fied;
teeth,wash out
tive, JiaXtX.
the mouth, gargle. Deriva-
)Icua^o( & jJ+jL they refuse mediane;
c*l& to >.n ^\ ^^
. it is inevitable; chem #
Jju-X;-X hypericum, St. Johris wort.
Jjqj &> jd^L e volatilized by fire.
&&- PaeIi &, to change, esp. to change Pass. part. u^Zx gnawed. Ethpe. *oxl/*
money. Deriv atives, I^jclx, )j_>cux 3 to shun. Pa. a) to toAe to flight; to scatter;
to allow to escape; )JuLX *cuo^jf Aai
&;X, jl^* twHow; fcw i^ey m^A< disperse the clouds. b) to gnaw,
pi. J&_ f. t
y
j Ife'iSL a wiUow-plantation, osier-bed. Perhaps crunch. Aph. i^2x/ a) to ^m< /%&,
to

also the elm, the pine. dm away; to banish; ooo ^S^x ^*>l
JLadi two put ten thousand tojlight; usx&
%&;X Ethparal %E*L/* a) io rdll on
ih& groimd as a horse. 6) denom. from JijjJL ^^^ dawn wato /^ shadows flee away.
b) to resme, to put in a safe place;
to cloud over, grow dark. Derivative, JLiox. Ji'oSj

^^C, Ia pi. i. f. a) dark fog or mist,

Js^ac^
were able
^ aolx^ <u*a*,|| the things they

thick darkness. b) ]&- JISjJk. a whiteftlm on

to save from the fiood. Deriv a-
tives, UifcX, Uo^X, JIgloo^X, )uj>o^x,
the eyes. DERivATivES/^a^xi/ 6, py^ )-D^X 5 UoiX, J^tX, Lo^XO, Ju-D^X,
X*x from a*. dark, thick.

jSk fiA. .U%

and JLj* below
act part.

; pass. part.
^ jj<X, c f.
-x. to
]j^
acew,
ii^. pi. C-
box-wood; }j3$& ^Js^Wtjper-6em^.
rt. u>^x. m.juniper, acacia or
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yiix,
.*
y*lx act. part.
te-JL, JloU pi. tfd., **&, l&te rt. fut. fcU^j,
bnd, pJLx, j^cuix. a) to twrf wvjustly,
os; .. f. a) a leathern strap9 rein; a beli, pass. part.

Jiltet; wo&Ln.*>? \&+L Mi shoe-straps ; )&> wrong, oppress; Jfcl^&iJJa f^W^o J'***^^
)jl&9 a leathern beli; \&'L U he tightens cuaoA^r J| <fo stranger, tlte orpkan and the

compel,
the reins; <*dk* )&>l o^ fc-XsJ he was widow shall ye noi oppress. b) to

gagged. a transverse beam, thwart, joist,

b) repre8s, overcome; otCe >) J1A Ais freevdll;

framework; U*ho }j3$. sguared timbers; q**lLLo1~ his ihouglds. Ethpe. jal^L? to 6fl
l$m J!jL? Uf vM** tU walh of the compelled, coerced; w*wri(o jpuS^iio wiOAf

house are bound together with thwarts. e) perh. Ae ;a5 eZefed awcZ compelled to be Patriarch

a loch or tuft of hair, a?id consecrated. Derivative, ^oojuS.

JiooiX pi. \Zm m, iAe tendon chilles; the ^2x fut. ^sT,
^i^, U^-, part. act. part.

holloxo of the kwe. adj. *JL U-, Jl to gram strength, prmmil

t
-

to increase n number be many, be more/

11&&, )*L a) rt. .o^X, of juniper. b) y

Arkite, of Arce in Lebanon.

to be sure, grievous, with %^k, or ^; as

[i^Bfamine, )Ji<x& pestilence, JJ q-d disease,

^^L Parel conj. of ^iiX,
]UcoC iniquity. JL&o *%jl" waxing stronger
JJj>^, m. grease and sweat from the tails of
and stronger; ^. U^o? oj^*/ Is.ia. ^ </^ Aaw^
fot sheep.
o/ fcfre Zor^ ti;as heavy upon . . ., 4 0ch-*o^-^*
J*x rt. *.V, m. a) the mast of a ship, an
^'tfv, o^ ^ezr sms are very many or -yery
ensign, beacon. b) the female loctcst. c) the
grievous; JJlif J^aajo ]o^ *%> iAe spring
sound of sheep and cameU at the pasture,
had increased in volume; otnao ^ \jf
bleating, lowing*
^Aaf Ais sJiame might be the more grievous.
y^i^ Ethpe. +,^U a) dial. to befattened.
Part. adj, a) strong, fortified as JJS*i> /or-
b) io bite hard with the molar teeth, to grind
resses, j^ilZ^o c&ies. J) powerful, heroic;
with the teeth. Ethpa. **,Lt( a) to be fal-
a mighty man, a warrior; yJL$*, *%&*j he
tened. b) to be hard and strong like a molar.
shall destroy the mighty ones; icli/ T * *L >,.- -
Derivatives, l*&*, jiaA.;X, U*^x.
o*i iAe2/ are stronger ihan he; JLL r-"*T of
JX+X pi. J rt. a^-. f. a molar tooih,
mighty strength. c) sore, grievous, heavy, hard,
grinder.
severe ; as ->)>-d sicbness, qjL iniquity,
JLoak^x rt. *icx. .fatness. Jt^oo^ lamentation; \jJLL [>Jo a hard
>* jr
rt, ArjJS, molar. kzng; JJLi u. Il .I ^ hard-hearted ; \3i2*<xja
)t^i pi. Jt'Si and JL't& rt. *x. f. a second y . lS>Jk.:L weighty matters. 0) large, loud,
or rival wife in polygamy, flerce, violent as \L^S> rain 9 UZc'j tvinds,

ooo*x j\m\ Jfcocii anger; rit. ILLJiLx JLaa toith a loud

rt. . m. oppression, compui-^
sion ; the obligation of dividing a heritage. voice. Pa. >iV fo strengthen; to repair a

Usciax pL J
wall, a ruin ; to magnify; pass. part. ^'^^y
rt. ftjfcX. m. an informer,
false accuser, tale-bearer.
i

uery g'reai or sfoong; J^> \z>Ui ^li e con-

imw^f &e battle very sore; >%*li&*\i lp^JJ
)*atfa*j. rt. iflaN. i . false witness, calvmny. yaiA^i &e?/ sAaZ magnify the God of Israel,
)**po. v pi. V-- rt. >fla\ , m. misrepresenta- Ethpa. &glF*) pass. to 6e Jiardened as the
tion, calwmny, slander, false witness. heart; strmgthened;
to 6e oiJcCl/^ Jo*-*d
JL^ tlw feeble cvre girded with strengrtk. b)

JS*)a*Jw rt.

)iqj JLk

I Lcuoulx
rt.

rt.
*x.
*X-
aaX.
f-
adv. mightily, violenii/.

f.
strength, power.

frowardness, deprecia-
to strengthen oneself,
bravely,

* t^4^
m
do with
6e stTOn9
all
wax strong, act strongly
ones might;
and f 9<>od couraqe:
\ ^
i ' f
T>
ft^*^I,C heresy grew strong. Arac.
<

Hon. r
to setfirmly, harden
\&l the fixce, [*& h*
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431 uk.

heart; to makefirm or strong, to strengthen f lx to be prepared, Peal only pass. part.

)pl ike hands; to repair a watt; ^SmaJo t*^*5 I 9 J* ready, prepared; to come, future
^ \., shouttng loudly. Debivatives, ? t*!"** expresses the future tense; ~kJ*~
jrpf Ae shall come; Joonn, v*K^? i^ai $Aa#
6e; *-k-^? [Ljudgement to come; r
v Tv
-fr

\a& m. aa a#e, hatchet. Derivative, <Ae future tense; )l'p^.X iAm^s io com$,
Pael ?hsX io wafe ready, prepare, to bring
to pass; esp. io egmp soldiers, also <o wrpe io
|4 * v m. cleaning grain.
prepare for war; ^^J^o ?1^2k. ou& ?Ao Aai
jiix fot. fcoaOhj, act. part. jaix, Ua^, 3nac? rear^y and done it ? *>Z> JIaJ ?J^jxj? in
pass. part. jxJL*, j^LJLx, J&uJLs-, io &n'# order to prepare some deceit. Ethpa. ?&i/*
an accusation, charge, reproach esp. falsely; o) to be arranged, concerted, devised, brought
to misrepresent, slander, oppress; esp, io fm- to pass. b) to get ready, mahe ready esp. for
%

pugn 3
detract from miracles or doctrines; io war. Derivatives, jicLX, fcwj^fcsj^,
falsify a text; ifi^o iftv fo brought afahe jlo^-J^x, j^wJ^X, fc^J?*^, )U?^J S

charge; %^*so oxix A slanders and lies;

I^jI^^Ok. rt. ?Ss^. adv. willingly, ready.

/ do noi <e?ig/ tht body of Christ, as liars
accuse me; ^/i^l J> o>&*a^*]^ aoJb^ Jioj^^x rt. ?3^x. f. the future; readiness,

i&ey impugnedhis glory, saying .

preparation; gram. the future Unse.
. . Pass. part.
one falsely accused; c*ai J^jo^=> ^ ^ U^Kx rt. ?kJX. future.
sliifty, perverse. Ethpe. ioSnI^o be falsely k*J&+\JL rt. kolS^r. adv. anciently.
accused, oppressed. Pa. li a) io accuse
J,QA*^Ok, rt. tol^X. f, old age, antiquity,
falsely, impugn; <iattj^y ^cijoj UlJL.o
old order, old habiL
^* o > . \ iAose wko accused Susanna.
elders
b) to be arrogant, haughty. Ethpa. saJi^ lf ls+li>k*. rt. *fcs^. adv. richly, abundantly.

to be accused, slandered, o})pressed. Aph. }toi->h*2K rt. ^v, f. wealth, rzchness,

*a-x< a) to slander, wrong. b) to boast, opulence.
vaunt. Derivatives, \ f?h_o q_>^ ^jy
\1j^.^k }
)^*a rt. fcsX. vittainous, knavish.
jt<u>a*X, U>a*x, jia.cu.x, Jl
*1&X fut. &&3, act. part. *&L, U>%*>

JCi Ar. m. one w&o collects tiihes, a

part. adj. %***, U-, j^ io grow old; to
become antiquated, out of date; w^ V V ^
publcan.
)lS^-=? )}<5!!a^ / Aaw groum old among
Jl**& from the preceding. the office of many emis; u^iio ~o$ u>l^? oSso/eie ad
a puttican. worn-out ehromcles. Part. adj. old, aneient
*o contracted from fcux : ef. J&1L&. fut,
}**&3, act. part. IJX, paes. part. ]*fcj^, amient copy or codex. Often ellipt. for old
jLfc-^X. to defraud, be fraudulent, dishonest. provisions, old wine, old Urne, the Old Testa-
Ethpe. 1&&J7* to deal fraudulently. r
DERI- ment Aph. *&l a) to mace old, make
VATIVES, J*s, U^X, JifcO>*. stole, b) to become old, antiquated, aneient.
JJx rt. ^x. m, deceit, knavery, villany, Debivatives, Ulax, !^.*o^ Jlc^u^,
depravity; ]&> ]S]^ U^-J /ei us lie inwait
wrongfully for the innocent; Jj^? ) && U^Jw pi. [L rt. ^)^x. m 9 an edge,fringe.
treasures gotten by hzavery.
*x fui Jl^J, act. part. jU, tfk^., paas.
same as -JL. io commit fraud, act
jfc^p
deceitfully. Ethpe. oioJ/ tfce same. Pa.
part. ++JL, )\ % to be or grow rich, to be
enriched, tncrease, gain; \J>1 JU&, >]^J /^
+>&. to charge> accuse. Derivative
UI AaZZ jam great riches, grow very rich; *& +
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^J^il Jloi. who make gain out of wichedmss.

Part. adj. rich; JIja uVX very fertile;

JJ^JUtL l]o bov/ntifidly, munificently. Aph.
)ifc.v rt. fcw>.. m. richee, abundance.
&Wfo
y
enrichj to make to abound; with
^ Deeivatives,
to pretend to be rich.

:- r<liS n^in >it i<*isa.i rdaiso-xa *

a Acn rC^ t^sft& Ja i*> 4 *

_
&
a, k f. Pe 3 the seventeenth letter of the U+l^U> metan.
patricii

alphabet; as a numeral eighty; with f pre-

fixed the eightieth; with a point ahove, 3,
UtAjli,
patriarch; see *&*;I;^d,
siliii pi. Atfijlf

8oo. & gram, abbreviafion for )joq9 im-

perative, t#j fut. ))&?, act. part. J|a io 5e becoming,

j)u m. a) the hyena. b) pass. parfc. of verb

comely. Pass. part. J)J>, |ij^, ]&M pi. **Ji& 5

Ju^, JfcJja; a^.* etter prefixed takes Z* ,

J)-o ; )U& f. ^roper, becoming^ comely, seemly,

uoij $ao$t, Pliaophi, name of the second
Egyptian month.
convenient t fair; ;j&P? ^ JJii it becomes U3

|a act. part, of verb

to say; J?o U) JJ i/ws {$ woi proper; hS\
Jtco victorious, triwmpliant ; JLjSIX?
\<u^J ; see U^a rue.
radiant; )X%*J*
JJ-

)\& of goodly appearance;

?ls, J?Ja act. part of verb >. JLcotd J>3 o/ excellmt majesty, magnificent;
\oU>, rfa^oj and J^ojs, see J^oS Ja<*^ J^ goodly^ comely. PI. emph.
a poet. beautiful things, beauties, glories. Pa. ]}i> io

JLo^-eJa see )L'<^*tc& ;x>e*ry. arfom. Etehpa. J j&r to 5e adorned, beautt-

*floaug**c) a poet. fted. Aph. *)^^ to beautify. Ethtaph-

**S JTij to 6e beautified. Dbrivatives, 1^^)^
U^+ol&t J&JL poeticaly of a poet.
J[o& and n*olli> ; see ^moSLo.
s*Ui rt. t*. adv. weZ, beautifuUy.
}Ij o|3 paeonia s the peony.

oj pL JI^wcvwj, the fir.

IculS, jl&lS Jea^y, comeliness,
rt. wJa. f.

elegance; comp. with adverbs ^U.Zfi icul

w*) acfc. part. of verb m qS. ;

befltHng the h>ly; J^Uaj^D 1<L\ well

UY^^>g>)J)3 neraairt]^ a sort of coltsfoot. arranged, orderly; k-Jj^ Lc2L}a a* J^Jte
UL?^{)J>, moajL+I^J patrician; see a slave, servilely.

t**M> rt.
ts. em^ mistaken,
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>\y 4+laac9)&; see wloao*s.

.ijii IBaxfo* Pwhon, the ninth Egyptian

month. fcjjj>l rt. Ji. adv. after the manner of

.ojJW-5 and * mk mL\ a palate; see fruit.

}Lxu$*ji>, }Io99Jd and &cLJ) confidence;

see UJo&Iq.
j2ji> for ji& a concubine.
lSJ)^m-*> adv. ^reeZy.
tojo^j and J&e<*&Ji> Phamenoih, the
seventh Egyptian month from about Feb. 25 ^^xJi> a climbing plant, bryony.
to March 27. Ji'Ja and )&! pi. JlTJ f. a) aw <%e, *ufe,

Jj}*5 and %o>)J]l, Lat. pinnae, bulwarks, corner; U^?? 3 ffa corner of the beard, hair
ramparts. on the lower lip, a niustache. b) tlie face e*p.

tflo^OjJ and tu^^a^l; see uxu^oZls. the forehead, the cheek.

Jl)^j)i> and l^m^jja pi. ala>)^ja ; see

tip. Js^ and j^ pi. ) a) an unripe fig, a

4floa^jJ doubtless, positively; see *floa|^a. sycamore fruit. V) cross-roads.

\,^ PAosii -^^ to cajole, disturb, deceive.

u^^CL&tj)& usually without the Alep,
Ethpa, v^&llto take pleasure, enjoy oneself
Pentecost.
Derivative, J-^a-
i~*b*j\s> = ^*V-is a panther.
\m) pi. | m. Lat fosea, o jfose, trmch. hi^ ; see U^.
tt)& wJU*( eip^ .^S to harness, bride. Pa. *>^ to make
mOD^S Jroa-i, fo a#jT
itaatv, pax (mnibus. ready a chariot, to harness, bridle; metaph. to

jili Ja = juoi a 2>heasanL curb, restrain; ^^ J^oI^.jSc> o*i2#f |^\ he

curbed his tongue with stlence; l ^v )J
fiLtt[, r. scoundrel.
unbridled. Ethpa. -^al/ <o be curbed,
\] and ifioj)^; see Ji pope. checked. Debivatives, jjcu^-3, )#-^cu-,
l&oa} 7r<7rpo>/iy, fated, destined.

*oob)ii, ^ and &}i> m. papyrus; cf.

}?<^^, jl^ci^ pi. }* f. a bridle.

Jl^odi^a)^ TrcirfpaToocr&u, io Acw# been fated.

i^o
1

^ rt. x^- toothess.

j^ooot^ rt. ni. waning of the

uK, i-o)^3 and foL- tongue-tied, dumb y
J^^'
moon.
speaking indistinctly.

)j&3, Ox>ao|i> pi. Oja, U15 Bl. 0axds-, i/te

k^.a.^ pi. ^
rt. *^^. ,
ni. a chance reader,
one who nieets with a book.
ImtU; the lesser duchweed.
F ]9a^ stale, mouldy, rnusty as bread or
ji ao). from J-sis. f. dumbness, stanvmering.
other food.
)i\&, jl*Jii; see ja> a Iamb.

J%5 pi.

afruit-tree; )l"J*
^ J*rt. J3. m./rm*; J$J?
]*i5/r^-/nfc;
IfcLjj

]fo|( jj a
Jloio^a f. staleness, mouldiness.

Ethpaal *^bl( to be hindered.

cedar-cone, fir-cone. Metaph. offspnng; ahnot

Derivatives, Uk^, j^^a-a, Juu-s^*>,

in theflesh.
>**^> rt. w.,^. ra. a hindrance.
J^olf& and \%oZ$&) see J^cw
Jl<^ oftener )l^ak. radish.

jUl aforeigner. to diminish,

f^>> k^<^
7TfpaTjj?, act. part.

IU\&; see JiLt*a a deposit. decay. Beeivatives, J^o^^s, I^Jiocu^,

\if\Q and JJjft, J&i rt. )&.fruit-bearing,
fruitfid, profitable. rt. ia.v3. m. fractwte of a bone.

3 k
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the Incarnatiori, the human

bodily nature.;
Ji^ and JjJ^ pi. H, Lt. pagaims, a
civilian. nature of our Lord.
villager, countryman,
see
f m JI-^, )tU from Jt^a. bodily, oorporeal,
Ji^> rue; relating to the
carnal; aceording to the flesh;
*"* * * naiyvitiov -a, a game, sport.

part.
y > Tncarnation; ^Lj* \&
dster-german.
fut. 'fc^J, act.
down, transcribe.
&lJL imrypfatp, to write
pasa. part. "fc4^> l-2 **^? wifeh in all its
be &**> transcribed.
a place
ETHPAiJAL.a$^ir<<>
senses, to meet with a person, arrive at
upon; Derivative, Jai^aa.
tofall in with, Ught upon,find, liappen
JL jjojis a^^ *% chanced on a river; ^3, i and )^s cognate roota with the same
meaning; fut. ,aJ, act. parts. ?U, Ji also
U a*L* \^L Ji'oi? o*> out of death Ufe
j$]i and UfS, pass. part. ->, Y .
to stray;
//as corne to thee; )l<M*** *=> ;? ^55? H
to miss, fall short of, fail, slip, shrink,
swerve;
he had not found tvisdom. Esp. used a)^of
from aim; vibJa ^> of his
disease or difficulty, yoo ^^! ^oi^jix )JLj J0> the

^ from
/ti afflictions which befel them; Uw*^^> ^^ hope; )'r[ ^ oftheprey; fii tlte

truth; \U Jf)i? \^> when a sheep strays;

7is fell sick. b) to meet with a book, chance to

rneet = )&* the bow swerved

*
, e 'm/ *^> S^aJ l"J>
read; come across a codex, c) to

^ x* &e and fell from tlietr hands; ^clsu^ oo *3 Mf

attack, oppose; \**\
\f&*^3
-
JJ!
y
your hands did not were not unable.
+m& -* oo
advised them not to attack; o* *^^ fail,

am baulked, baffled, by Mm.

ffay fought, disputed. Aph. *x^ftf to cause jjei *& U7 *-& I
Ethpe. Siralso -JUrand faX(t6 write
to attack or /aK t^cw; to Zay p<m with o
incorreetly. Palpel JyS to cause to err.
^ J|~ o *^a?'the Lord AatA btf
Ethpalpal J&J&U to be mode to r. Aph.
upon hm the iniquity ofus all. Debivatiyes,
&fto cause to swerve or start aside, to lead
astray, to deprive of with ^& ; o*JI ot*{
^^> U<^> pi- I rt- ^^. a) a meeting, tf
)>oci 2u^? he turned aside tlie hand of the grasper.
falling in with; a concourse; an interview,
Demvativbs, ***)&, )io?f^5 U*&, Jlo-3,
friendly meeting; hL^> ? ) ?)- = Greek l-rranovr^
theMeeting of Christ by Simeon in the Temple,
aW-Syr. Feast= the PuriEcation of the B.V.M. 14^4,13, ^4^43 *flackj^JFos pi. - m.
jrt3ayG>*yds, a pedagogue^ tutor, schoolmaster.
in the 'Western Chur eh. b) pre$ence,appearance.

c) a hostile encotvnter, attack, d) oceurrence, ) t c^a^J * and ] I 0>^^f^ ^ 7ratSay<ytrT,

chance, accident; \^><^ t ***^ miscJucnce, mis-

fortune; UL^ +& by chance, accidentally ji^ m. 7ro8ay/)a, ^OWf; cf. Jt^fOS.
y y
denom. verb Paal. from )L
conj. }9i^g* gouty.
y y
pass, part. k^ enibodied incarnate. Ethpa.
}
?

JL o?^3 rt. &. f. ^ro*? deviation.

;*^m to become incarnate,
<^3 a disease of the eye.
*^> 5*^r m ^e ^ody, thejlesh;
' a carcase;
t&*{ U*o whifat I am Jc^o^d pi. ) rt. ^*3, m. an iron bar, club,
K^^> in thejlesh;
moce, axe.
)*JC& 1^^ th& Lord's Body = Euehariatic
bread. Derivatives, Jia^, JIojOn^, verb ) ti o ii f. a luie,flute.

\il& rt. a, m. swerving, going astray, error*

4*S* ^W*> ^^ from '^* bodily itfleshly, ]io*^S rt. j. f. distraction, frantic state.

carnal opp. \lLo9 and J^iioi spiritual, and JLcuS rt. . f. error, abenation.

Ua&J of the soul, natwal, JfcLZsi pi. JfeliZ f. a long sleeve.

hZljl^J* from )l<g> adv. bodily, in the ^, Uf pi. ^JL, IL f a yoAe, aplough; .

Jte8h; aceording to thejlesh, camally.

JoCf tfji a yofe o/ omn; with *j>? o yoAe,
Jlcu^ from Jt^- f. being in the jlesh, io plough.
 435 r^i-^^aa
^.J fut. **su< to break the head, to smash*
Debivatives, WoA, |^*&. fifteenih.

)c*s rt. ^tS. m, a brohen shull, contusion. *^^acua^jo>a or i Pentecost.

1**9 and J^o^S m. fastening a bit or bridle, 4*3o>5> anei uu nempi, pepper.
tying up, pulling v/p an animaVs Jtead by the >o> Paei/ jo>a io 7/aztw. Ethpa. 9oJ*l{
reim; hanging up. to yavm. Derivative, J>*o>.

*l& to drive away sleep. Derivative, J*3. a3 abbrev. for JAici commentary.

}ij* m. Itah padre, father. o <^ov, the plant valerian.

Jl^ pL F m. a cake. J4&fe> )4i^^ 4-^ and )4-^> als

m. dispersion. *m*| )^5)^ and J^a-jC&j pi. JZ- and o^Jck

Jti rt. *3.
m. 7roir)TT}$, a poet.
ll pi. jlTil. f. an ephod.

)o& fui Jo*&j, aci part. )o*3, Uo*, J&o>3. hJl\^.ll^ and ^a adv. poetically.

a) to roam, rom, wander about esp. of the jL'o^Iiad, ^*oj& and ^oa .poetry.

eyes and mind ; act, part. roving, vagabond, uA^l(ob f. poetry, the art ofpoetry.
inconstant, unstable, distracted ; jLa... ^ /*
.

<^o3, t^ fut. titzt&J) act. pari *^l, i^3.

*ci& )jSf cu*o wandering in wildernesses and <&) to cooZ, ^tom? coZc/, a&afe as Iove, anger;
deserts; *'od> \m&9 -& driven about by the to 6e gtcenclied as thirst, fire ;
(jsccu ^^p^J 5
winds; ~0o*2> y<\aju,v> J<*j ^ 6e of 0/ wniZ <Aeday 6e cooZy ytcb^J )*^^ ^ t^ ^^ *^y
inconstant mind. b) to be absorbea; to per- youth hath cooled domn. b) to losefiavour, grow
meate, pervade as drugs the body, as atoms insipid; to grow slaclc, feeble; <^i JJ? %<oojao
the ar. c) to be distracted with admiration, myrrh which does not ose its pungency;
i*& \1VL o* the beholders were dislraught j&a^kj; l^ccaj the law of foreshadowings
< thy beauty. Aph. o*-9( to cawe to waxed powerkss. Ethpk. to be ^^SU
wander, lead astray; to wander; to drive quencked. Pa. ^a to cool, refresh; to mitigate,
crazy, bewilder, dazzle; o^L, *o&& \mx%.Z assuage cold, heat, anger, grief, torment ; to
dreams set the soul wandering; Jjjuu^o wo*( quench thirst; med. io check inflammaiion.
roam about the city; )lla=> & yoc^. )o*2l& Ethpa. i^LU* imper. W-Syr. ^^l/^to be
fo drives them out oftheir vnts; ^53f oX^^ cooled, refreshed, guenched, mitigaied ; to be
worldly peasuve dazzled him. Derivatives, soothed, calm. Aph. ^( to quench thirst, toput
lo, kc*, }*o, 1s-)-<h9, ]Lcuo. away or shahe o^drunkenness. Derivatives,
Ujo(c*3 ss JUoii paeonia, the peony. J^*9> 1^3, Jtct^^a, U^sl, )teu^a^>.
Jfo>3 in. Ar. apanther, ounce.
J^3 pi- J rt. *^. m. a bridle, curb;
rnetaph. curbing, resiraining. Gram. the
JJe3, |l-/ rt. J*$. roving, wa?idering; vowel 1..

]t=>-x*-a *oil& desert nomads; Jl^oi3 JLb

k*^& rt. y*>^. na, anobstacle, hindrante*
raving or delirious words. fcsl c*& planets,
J
JIc^3 r i k^- ni. enjoyment.
meteors.
11^03 pi. JZ. Ar. m.wild radish, horse-radish,
Uoft rt-. Jo>D. m. wandering, aberration,
error, esp. wandering of the mind, distraclion,
Mo^tb pi. \Z rt. ]p^9. m. a sore.

dissipation. 3 4^x3 from ^ ^^ , ra. a loriting, description.

\io& rt. J<*S. a) UJs. 6) a cloudy ? aS, * ; see 3.

substance in the urine. jfci pi.
)*"
rt, *^. m. a slip of the pen, fault,
%Z\*g& rt. J>9. adv. vaguely, unsteadily. error.
y
Jta*c9 astray, aberration, )^J?q.3 a bird
rt. J<*3. f. <?0m<7 s crop.

error.
Jtsjfcia a) pL ]^ a small leaden box.
(pt\6w]j a thick cloak.

3 K 2
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i- * Uoa rt. ~cift. m. a 6re^ o/^V> &* ir i

)l|c&; see \h}S>.
inspiratiovi) intfuence.
l4jais> pi- - ta. the bandage folded rornid
.aS. cooZn^a, cold. b)
the chin of a corpee. tf*& m. a) rt.

\UJj& also IfcJScfe, IUJ3 and )l^

mouth.
often with ? ^J m - yP
8 a> 9 out in &*fi*
the
fl

jUcfe ph ] m. the jugular veins; the thiglus,

}nJa> pi- T gouty-
8inews of the thighs.
J*jo9 probably a mistake for *i&9. m. a
coi-
y<&>, \jkL*& pi. ii rt. yu*a. m.
bedstead, coucL Cf. ^tt**a0.
parison; collation; a rimilitvde; with la^>
JX.?<& dialect m. 2/w tom or c/ay stopping
respect ratio ; fL*$ incomparahly\ Gram. ?
of a wine-jar. relalion of words to each other and of points
QjaT?ck, ]?& cf. foa/ and ?9ow. m.
v adverbs of comparison; dutinction; )|Jiaj
a mbdeacon. ^^ab? diacritic points, hence punctuation,
votoel-points.

)&?ck pi 'if&, J& ^d a?<& f. *&,

l^aL^cfe rt. vW?>. gram. diacritical.
measure of length afoot; measure of time
)iL<$5 rt. ;w. ^ m. breaking, smashing.
two minute*; member of the body afoot (rare
J
C*c pi. J^ rt. ^*^a. m. a banquet ; a mesa,
in this sense).
company.
fcJ)JQ rt, *fc. adv, erroneously-
|Ut**cu3 rt- ^*3 convivial-
-

}*?a3 pi. fm. a) a vulture. b) a tzard.

Js^as f. a young gazelle.
c) a balcony.
j/aS, Jj^ only in the Lexx. to scorn, deride*
J>jc2b also >{?aS andUfck pi. J* m. ttoSjjp^,
Ethpe, i-*ll/ to 60 scomed. Pa. ^la to
apriesily vestment reaching to ihefeet*
wMerZy scoto. Ethpa. ^JLatr to 6e utterly
Joci& or jttcb pL )* m. an eruption in the
scorned. Aph. x*i>{ to saypooh, to pooh-pooh,
movili of the nature of erysipelas.
io treat lightly with %jL or a ; ]S-^S(
JJcJ5 suffering from joa ; see the pre-
wla^m.3 / said pooh; o^iico^^-i- q^3(
ceding.
<A^y A^ZcZ worldly nc/^es jf> ZigrAi ^eew. Dk-
j*otc& rt. ica. m. yawrting. bivatives, l^a, l^*s, Jlo^*ajsD3 jlcii^^rc.
Jiocfe rt. *.a.m. cm odour, waft of odour.
ItI&& contemptihle; J^JclS JJ ^oi iAe wry
Jj3oa9 rt, iso. m. a hiccoitgh, yawn, gasp.

]4jc^ a amaZZ wooden box. Cf. ji^JaS. JL'c^ab; see Jia^.*aS poeiry.
n*cib, u-kc& imper, of verb u*&j to bow.
iLjc& pztch
u*a3 *9
;
fut. u*c&j, act. part. <**i, }-**a3.
JjLX^oS and Jjx^^S pi. )* m. a jar.
a) to breathe, bloxo usually with o upon or
into, rarely witb ^ j
^oa^Jjo yoo:* *aij Kao^cb rt. ^a. m. fattening, increase,
he totU Uow upon th&m aud they shaTl wither. \A^ <&2> for ioic& aw wm.
b) to blow away 7
scatter intrans. )*aX W cu* wcud or wda interj, of contempt, pooh, fie,
^Ay scattered like ckaff* c) to exhae, give otU used with ^> or^j; %LcOs^^e ^0 uo
odour; om*** w*l! ku&ft i/;e blossom which o^< on my weahness.
sends forth its fragrance. Pa. wJ to breathe
)4^aa pi. U- rt. ^ci9. m. cooling, ablution,
forth, exhale, Ethpa. ua3l( to 6e exhaled.
allevtation, refreshmnt; pi. refreshing breezes.
Aph. u**S( to ca-use to &r&aZe sAecZ abroad; to
^^ Z<s& ; see )^c& a jpoei.
cause to pani, hasten after; topuffup;
o*JL&J Ae jpw^S himself wp. Derivatives, Uici rt. ^gs. m. with Joocua washing
J-^oaS, l**a, U*cls, Ucud, umm ^ , )dU*aJ*o, oui the mouth.

\Al<x& rfc. ic, m. yauming*


r^vaa 437 ^ai
jilcufi rt. a$. m. anger, heat. servitude; J&jji stone-cutting ; \\L\<\to

addu& rt. *&. m. smashing, battering. takepaim; Jll^ca jwl diligent, b) ^J^
mi&ing, a confused heap.
ULi( or ellipt. tiUage, husbandry, cultivaii
jiicud ra-
)Ji^<X? jiolT <m orw^ /or $Ae plough.
Jjocfe rt. taft, m. a chq/tng-dish, receptacle
religious service, worghip; Ji^f ^A^>t service
for hot embers.
of the Tabernacle; Jjtff administraiei of the
^aa, %fi fut. ^cuj, pass. part, "%*,
sacraments ; J^a^Sj idolatry. d) eooercise,
)L>,. a) <o sprinkley strew, cover, bespatter,
practice JioifcJoo? o/ virtue; V*\Z of the
mingle \J&JL with Uood ; j*&ls w&7i tears ;
contemplative life.
\lLfe& toith ashes; *c6/ ^s J&ttS i/io-w
\n 9 ^clS, )^cu rt. ^. m. escape; ^<x3
Aasf bespattered them with thy filth; ji
J^Ii*, jyaralysis or slipping oui of the joints.
Ijy ^*? cakes mingled with oii. b) io
wrifcftP

clean the head from lice. Ethpe. ^*illl/

\+'$JS.gl& ; see ^o^ia^.
to be mingled; Io sprinkle the head with aahes. yo\Xo^ and *o^3 <j>vKXop, nialobathrum,
Deeivative, JLs. the aromatic leaf of an Indian plant, perhaps
the betel or areca* Cf. ll.
%*o- imperative of verbs*^oj> and'^a.
r
itt^\o; see *>i .
?

.(Ll^oJjcia pL
uooioXa and >fnvi\g\Q) ; see
t %.9

J*l*^0JJcu3 <f>v\aKTT}ptOV, an
mullein.
omule; a phylactery.
uj5jJ&3 pL >jS&c& <j>v\atcfj, aprison. U\ <^ ph J^- m. from oj3o\6s through
Arabic ; a smoli coin*
^ColS, I^KGud pi. J*L. rt, ^S). m. dividing,
division, distribution ; disiinction; hesitation,
llaXola rt. ^. m.filth, pollution.
doubt, ambiguity; a segment, section, portion ; IfiiXos ; see ufllcib.

a faction ; U ^* sleita the dlvision of K>^.a\cL3 phylactewes ; see 4 cu^Aju^JIci.

'^ y fc .
?-
languages; J*A <^c3 distribution by lot,

tnheritance ; \^L clS <^ dla o J^L dls

p. 9 4
.q.9 m. refusefrom the wine-press, grape
divisions and subdivisions; ]!^L<> IU? zoitliout skins &c.
hesitation; undoubtedly, undeniably. U^ck rt, . bl te digging through of
^L*S>,)^< ra. Pers. sleel ; cf. Ys>. a wall.

Jo^a^ rt ?o*X9. m. diswrsion, dissi- ] 11*^^9 pi. iiiaa, }fcC- rt. u^. f. breac-
pation. ing through the wall of a house. a breach, hole

oAo pi. of bDCl^CL. in the wall, apertu/re.

JlJoikCii, ^JoXck pi. uxu^^cu TroXtrcm, j><s>, i^oo pi. *Z_, )!. m. d/ie mouth;
& #ate3 government, administration ; s a mouthful; mouth, orifice, hole, ojjenzng of
wJu>
citizem, Metaph. polity, conduct. a well, cave, garment; entering in, mtrance
of a path, valley, deseii; edge of a sword;
+Jo&a, ^JiCcLa; see -J^Ji a P aia ^ ^? sur/ace of the ground; Jj*o? the vmt.
the court ; ^<Lca *jb> courtiers.

%floa^tti and ^sc^woi cXaa m. ttqXos,

pi.

the pole; Jmw^^^S ^ norih pole; \lxm+X

|Jol oral tradition ; ^cl3 fcs^^jL aceording
to t7ie word, the comrnand; <paj2>
tfAe south pole. Ji ^& with
one aceordj j>cu&^ y>&& mouth to mouth,
tDco, oJi>, ^dci^\cl3 and Jja. Jjcjii
openly. Deeivatives, the two following
pr. n. m. PcmZ.
words :

Uiici^ia, jfc^L from ^floa^cd. of Paul,

pcu ETHrA. yso.air denom. verb from
Pauline.
poa. tobe sjpoken in a full or round voice.
^c, U^cfo pi. JL rt. u^3. ni. a) Palel yxooa to mouth, speak with a full or
service, labour, work. occupation; with jlV round voice.
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438 r^&U30.&

JL&o! from Jjsoo. adv. /ace o face, by

word of mouth. U*fc^cLa, ]d- from Ufc-A>aa. *dj.

an owtery, pistachio green.

jjocuoS and jfti'ck pi. f. <&>vds,

s/urni, acclamation. ^.a3 Pael ^la to w;a^ ow< tbe mouth.

v
return, restitution; DemvativeSj l^-as, jj^aa.
*~>, JXjcua rt. Us. m.
; \UT recompense ; ]fc^0 **j<xa or J^a- rt, *^aS. m. dropsical.
9 !
or ellipt. answer, reply; U?*>ck? Jt^cu rt, *^a. m, a) gaping. b) a cleft,

revocation of a command; tJie latter half of chasm.

a verse of a psalm in alternate recitation. l^ixB ni. an eclipse.
murderous. 4 4 * *
u^aJLici (favios,
*9c&a papyrus; see iei

Utt < &fcJ< ittajqS J

or usojLJdk #o/w,
j^^s some aquatic creature.
a) <fo phoenix. b) a palm-tree. c) a kind
joia, Ujca rt, J.9. m. deliverance.
of grass.
aca imper, of verb <A2u io go out.
[fljc^, *ji*Ja!a and )IjLJcl Phoenicia.

JLcuJaa $dm9 blister ointment.

kC&a Ethpa. iOaLf 0 yawn, to hiccough.
^aJc&, J&i. Pkoenicicm.
Debivatives^oo^, kcuo2<, Jk*ooa.
JLo-Joa or Jlaj cfe m. 2%e ower ovfowndatiori
J^Sa f, cj>Q>Kt]
t
a seaL
threads of a web,
j^cob m. the partition betwem the noslrils,
iflaJoa; see ^dojoS.
cartilage of the nose.
)^ja see UftAfi a torc&.
;

)U>cS* pl. r rt-

t^3 * m - a) a command^
iaicu pi. ~JL, ^L rt. m; delicacy, commandment, precept, order, ordinance. b) a
cZamm*0, pleamre. vrill, testament; a legacy.
Jla>&a ; see JLa-Jas.
U-ocs pl. r r *- t-ft-3> m. a) visitation.
)JL^<XADCL = Syr. l&U
*
ic^ b) command commandTneni, decree ; Jiaf
}

physiologyy natural science. sentence of death. c) authority, rue, dominion,

p * - P 4 "> dominaiion.
and **, K*L
^dqjscuS a) = J*oJJ> ZmfeY, dtickweed. b)
tf ~ P <t < <pvKos, red seaweed. c) with pl. points ircvtcat,
pl. m. physiognomists.
* P* ! ) 4 fir-trees; cf. ^Soj.
piysiologists.
)^ pl. [ rt. U..Q.S. counsel.
u3 and ^ocuicu. f. <j>vots, nature.
* m uA^yO<xS Trt/KTi^ boxing.
fatrins, a physicist, student of
natv/ral science. JLScL = ]La. m. a ca^;, torap, kerchief
wora on the head ;
JceJiyeK

>i-^5a TTcuKtPOff, offir-wood,

&aoo& rt, Kkco. m. a coal-pan, censer.

xa m. bking, a jiiocia pl. J* perii, corrupt for JL9.

Jjpftttx bite. cajp,

U&o&S pl.Jl.rt a mfr , m. a) cuttingdovm>

slaughter; cutting of a limb, amputation. pija^s rt. ^ad. m. craching, crackling
b) a diviston, section; intersection. c) oxymd, **1 ,*JB0 * srmppiw} ihefingers.
a d/rink made wiih vinegar. d) an eggshell. Miola pL C rt. ^a. m. chattering,
llJL&cuS ; see *afim a cKfcft, channel. nonsense.

Uatta rt. *aoaa. m. a porlion; a decision }

M* = Uta a warming-pan.
decree, ordinance, fate ; JajaaocLa? ^rmse. J^ocu rt. ^aa. f, hiccough, hiccoughing.
 fo& 439 elX.a&
icuS root-meaning to boii. Ethpe. tJ&tF JL'&af
10 i X
& for JLoos pi. of
va4^^.
or **5t( to waa; &?2 as anger, to be angry, Ms9<x rt. jD^a. m. nakedness, shame, the
mraged wxth o of the pers. Dbbivatives, privy paris.
]uo9 } Jlo>aJS 3
J;J6*aa, JUclS, Jlj **&*,
l*mio& = Us^ Persian.
lA^i<&> Ukm9&&i*'m. balsam, bcdm.
j.^Q^> aCL^*a-3 and pxu^cufl =
hJHla>ioL& from tXDc^J*. adv. craftily,
j&aj& a i&wer.
prudently.
\L^ rt. ^3. ra. pleasure*
Uittia from ^aji. m. one who provzdes.
Jl^ici and Jji^ios pi JuL fr<XDX%^a,
Lv^ofola from ^ua&s_d. m. attenuation,
m. a command, order, ehargej a xoaming,
rarefaction; the thing rare/led.
prohibition.
jMftla, Usasic^ from *o^3. m. astute,
J?!aJ& rt, ?*. m. separation, forming into
crafty.
grains or seeds.

9

, U&ca pi. T-, JJL rt ^^a.

a) relribution, vengeance, punishmmt. b) pay-
from ?*&. m. demonstrativii.
ment of a debt. c) recompense, reward. d)
BA-* m. a warning, caution. germination. e) gram. apodosis.
wQoota pi. ^oof'as and o?a f. a) mjpoff, * j>. *
rt. <*.i3. f.
1* requita, rerrmneration,
a pore. b) ir6pos, a bridge, ferry, ford. c) retribution, vengeance; with *, *h al/*or
irvp6s9 wheaU o>!/ <o requite. Gram. apodosis.
Jioycud pi. JL rt. iaS. wrth, raging.
J_9ica and ^o._, yojo-ajo^ nop^ipa,
laicii pi. uaa^jaa m. Lat. porta, a gate. pwrple; the mwrex from whicfa the purple dye
J-jo3 and &Iia m. a)r
<f>opov, a couch, is obtained. Cf. Jo3i3.

itter i sedan-chair. b) palm-pith. kikSJaS pi, H_ from >*3i3. m. o) plasMng

\2$oJb pi, Heb. Purim, lots.
of water, jioundering of a fish. 5) luxury,
pleasure.
KdJclQ rt. y^. m. crumbling.
Jiajo.9 a) from ^ts. m. death-struggle,
Jldio pi. . from%aiS>. m. a fomcZ, ^rap,
agony, convulsion. b) rt, ja. an outbreak,
skackle.
a burst of passion.
knsia^ pi. ms. ia. dispersion.
*o>cl3, Afi>a^ rt. oi. m. a) looseness, sun-
Im&CLS and )Aoc also ucu-. Jus^t a3, , derings of the limbs; |oco .olcia knoch'ng
f^ia j)l. J m. 7Tvpyos a tower.
.
together of the knees.
i
b) a division of a MS.
U'Q*d, hmaJicL, ^cuiaa, and tJicib m. M-jMQ.3 pi. Y rt. js&. m. redemption,
Lat. furnus, an oven. ransom, salvation.
}J icu9 pi. anj 9a9, noppT}, a prostitute. Uiiic^s rt. *>&. relating to salvation.
tAflaau loa m. 7ropvopo<TK6$3 a brothel-keeper.

m
)&J cu9
i/ie ewm, a
pi. Jl^L from
foa/.
)j?cl9, f. fir^ad 6#M -wtcis, Ulcis pi. H rt. *3. m. ) dis-
tinction, diference; jJ^Sjo A lc^3 distinction
fd!9 3
JAjiaS pi. . from au3. m. a) between foods allowed and forbidden by the
ustenance, support, supply ; pL supplies, Mosaic Law; ^Icu ? tot<Ao< distinction.
revenues. b) control, management, adminis- b) separation, divorce. c) interprdatim of a
tration; safeguard; guardianship. c) affair dream, setting forth, explanation. JxisiS
d)
action. d) Divine dispensation, rrovidence. selected lessons, a lectionary; Jjlaa 3 an index.
e) a provznce, diocese.
JLaLyoa m. a ^oai'a- /too/
}^clS emph. state of
HicuS pi. ^L., )^ ,-t. *^. m. a) division,
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r*ix.ia.2 440 V*

mndering, absence, deparlure ; )^cu pi. )* m, a) oats; the round Kgyplian

separatim,

)l^J> & ).*->

the body.
-i*ol
b)
the sundering of the
separation, divorce.
bean,

ILLoA
b) a canal.

pi. Jul rt. upj^S. m. breaUng or tearing

soul from
c) O. T. setting apari as an offering to God down, dislocat ion, tumbling of waves.

an 3? \Ja#& shewbread. Hence:

oblation; l<&, Uici rt. ^9. m. a) embarrasment;
d) an offering, a gift. e) breadfor the Eucha- uncertainty; \JL&* ? undoubtedly, indis-

f) a portion
set the Iiands.
rist ; also an ordinary loaf putably. b) JIp/ ^Ldla clapping
apari, a mm agreed upon. g) decision, discrimin- Jii^cuS rt. jaS. gram. expressing doubt, as
ation, diferente, s J^ with no diference, indis-
the particles tad, !*^? &c.
criminately ; s separately, apart. h) nianner,
1Ujwq!9 from "Wd. m. having the legs
way, form; s? manifod, JJLijSa^ **'-j^sf
twisted inwards.
multiform, various. i) distinction, excettence;
JLLclS rt. \a3. m. erookedness, limping.
Ji<x&r>? ++r as a mark of distinction, of
distinciile, cJiaracteristic, ex-
|;&;q ni- pi. ^'cA, ^maZZ vermin infesting
honour; s U-
birds.
traovdinary.
sS*L<& } \aLo& rt. joaS. m* interpretation,
JJiiio! rt. ^^9. select, arrcmged.
translation, explanation, cornmentaryj I vt^Z
JL'i<x rt. $clB. f. wrath,fury. interpretation of dreamsj Jbo a diclionary;
}t'cu9 rt. itA. m. crumbling, sundering, jjaias )Ij inexplicable, inconiprehensible.

Jifrck pi. J rt. yL*3. m. a) fragment, \La*.<x$ rt. *nfr. exjylanatory.

partide, scale, b) uncertainiy, anxiety. jLoj^ol same as Jli^ata.

)iXh**> pi. \L m. a) aflea. b) ^i> J^cia rt. ^&. m.fusion, liquefaction.

fleabam, plantago psyllium. jJLc Pauel conj. of j^a.

a,c&, jt fut. utc&u, act. part. A.b, Ui ? |a*,cu9 pi. Jw rt. *9. m. evaporation; daily
part. adj. aaIs, **X. a) o remain, watt, stay loss, wearing away of the body.
behind, stay> persist ; ^oS a- fc aX * he
La always with ^, prefixed ; see under X.
waiied seven days ; Joio 4<vi\ a^cu3 stay
j!a3 f. the plant rnadder, rubia tinctorum.
here; U* c*?a^x ii remains alone; \SZjs
*Mfc^UTcft and ftaJl^*S Pytkagoras.
to remain alive; ) \ -i s. fo remain a slave ;

*Jq{ oa-clS //<s said, ciase, Zei! 5e/ fSoS^^a atc Ujo^JiV from the above. Pythagorean.

farewell. b) with o of a place, k^wS or IqlX **Lcu&, m'cL rt. o*i^a. m. opening, esp. of
of a person to stay, remain. c) = to be in a the eyes of the bind, enlightenment
state; jjlXoJ^ cw^ ^2/ w ere ' ^ distress; JZLos rt. u*J^9.m. pi. two wooden sujyports
i+Sk .o 3 7e wrs stupe/ied; \*u ^aa^s from tvhich the beam of a loom hangs.
JI?4 j^Za without Thee ifo tabemacle of my fiLa rt. Jls. m, extenszon.
soul is desolate. d) to remain over, be left ; Jbdltoa rt. ^!^. m. diversity; changing
Jfcs^i- **i ****s */ if &oo three be over. colours, iridescence.

e) astron. to recede. f) with ^&, to cease, ^L'cu pi. }I- rt. ^&s-5&. m. crookedness,
leave off, desist jrom, fall short of, abstain; perversity, anxiety.

*d JJ \&s> S& he did not desist from war; )jio rt. fc^a, f. cdlvmny.
^kJjsSX
/t

ii
ceases to
jk,Ja
a3
foUow
ncto
&e dfc'd

thee,

forsake us.
not goj
? S3
forsakes thee ;
^o

Ara. j^S^to
^,[3
]icx a
b)
^
kolo

= M>1^& o
pi. J-*

hostelry;
a) from

fefte?, wofic6.
77v5ok*op,

Ua^j Utaa aw oil-store.

m. aw iwn,

mtS8, lose; to forbear to do often with u^o/* Uild^ m. from an innkeeper} a

UlciB.
Deriv atives, U.c&, U*s. landlord, hostler; J&cl f. pi landladies.
U-ci rt. *a3. m. Ungering. postponement, | fut. fctaJ. *o foqp, yHs^ as lambs and
intermission, pause, delay; astron. recession. kids. Part: adj. }LU, jfcua add, wtmfefo.
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*v* 441 4ui&

EtSMB. >ir to t* &gh quick. Pael )j& comjmre, treat as equal, estimate; make corn-
part. f j&a = Ji*&. Derivative, jtoj-*B. parison, cottate; ^scu^ )Ucx Kaa^ JJ

J> pi. J m. barley-water. / esteemed rches nothing in comparison ofher;

i^Jo^f 6^L jksLsu
j^j = \^&( m. an imeven number, but
\>jzhs Boly Scriptura
compares the choseii nation to ; *j*kZJkm
in the Lexx. also even. . .
.

_ p J-IjcL. ^^*.oaJ^ collated with Greek

J"-*****
denom. verb from J^j. to make
codices. Gram. to punctuate, add points.
uneven.
Ethpa. jxZI( to be compared, estimated ; to
U*S or Jj ji pi. H adj. a) %Ai. 6) in the
be collated; to become like, imitate; joa**3fco& JJ
Lexx. greedy, gluttonous.
incomparable. Debivati ves, [^u> h9 , J^so-w &S,
)L'a*J or jlcuj f. greediness, gluttony.

jtoJ~j^> rt. JLS. f. agility, nimbleness, tos

Uv>^ft.V>, JjJL.w. , ts-lj-^^sS-.^.
friskiness.
jxLb, U&*Js pi. JIL m. a coa?.
w*3 Ethpa. w^alf to 6e shattered, dried up KaJ& rt. yxi*9. m. a) equal, like, similar
or porous as a burat bone. Dekivatives,
often witb ^>, o^o.**3 ^> i&M equal, b) a copy
of or answer to a letter ; a written narrative.
denom. verb from Ethpa. us>i/
io 6e
J-*3
ensnared.
)JLs.
c) equality, projmrtion; JjsLJ& ^C ^? y^(
as with one aceord. d) commrison, analogy.
UJ* pi. 1 f. a atare, #m. Debivatives, Witb o, Va respect to, with regard to 9 like;
verbs J~3 and 2>,
with ^., in comparison with, in contrast to;
I^Om or a rt. u2. w#a&, jfo with JJj, incomparable, unlike.
JLWb pi, j* rt. fcsswS. f. an earthquake which ^rj^acufc rt. jfu*9. adv. compar atively.
makes chasms. **^"& rt. ixm&. comparative.
J**9 Pael )Z& to act lewdly. Ethpa. JL^a!/* toJJM^ S rt. p**a. comparative,
j yi relative.
voluptuous, licentious,
to be Aph. jJl/' io 2 denom. verb Pael conj. from li. io
ctmse io wanton, make io be impvdent ; part. 65%are.
y v
fem. JljJI&^c a wcmo. Derivatives, J.ui> 3 denoin, verb Pael conj. from )lU>.
a) to harden; iZc* Uja^f ]Lj ^? |JJ^
J-a, ]**3, jL%*i rt. j**s>. voluptuous, wanton, a vessel of clay hardened in the sun. b) to
licentious. crack. Ethpa. ^ii^a) to be formed as by
)U& rt. J**3. in. wantonness, lasciviousness. a potter. b) to be cracked, crumbling.
K*iJ** rt. j^p*&. adv. licentiously. )LL m. a potter; Ji-la? JJJJd a ]) otters
]koL*+ pi. )io rt. >.a*^. f. toantonness,
vessel. Dekivatiyes, verb ^*S, jt^ci, j^*oa,
lasciviousness.

U*J^> r JfcL. rt. **3. porous, hollow, empty, \*lLs>, \&*^ from )IL. a) m. a potter.
futile, untrustworthy ; o*i fcJ7 )^.^_m jJooi b) adj. earthen, of earthenivare.

Uw lottd 25 #m&tf t* a$ hollow as a reed.

AC^j )hflkCuu*A friable, loose*

)l n JLa rt. y^a. f. emptiness of mind, h***& fut. l^JLaJ, act. part. kJLa. <o d^
%
, > 5

burrow. Pa. &Jla <o through a house, io

c^ea^e, 5/iai^r the head, the ground. Ethpa.
k^*l( <o 6e undermined, collapse; to be riven,
JL*$ pi. JJ- m. a stadion.
to cleam intr., io ^ari asunder as by earthquake
]L*B, jfcliws pi. Jfc^. f, (vowels uncertain) ?

teitele.
]t IiJ^]^ Wtherivenland; ^JlDl^
om-1 Oft*L i/*e ice opened under her, Deuivatives,
jxi Peal only act, part. jila, Jj*u* to be
like, comparable,
nothing ie comparable
to equalj ^ *c& JJ
+
-jo
]l***S>, Jls-*^,

J&* E-Syr. j^*^

Jjo^m3, Jil^a.
?
pi. J'
71

vt. fc^S. m. a
to wisdom. Pa. xxZb to chasm, gulf

*'
3
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p)0&v&& 442 *v
JJolw^S dimin. of }fcL*. m. a pmre,
pit, pod. of writk

JlX-3 p. jl" rt. %***&. fiery meteors.

mrich >*
>i)^&; see wBO**o*^S.
xx$> PAEL )4^' t0 fattm > feCd **&>

yft&f cL* e>rj4i ** themvdth

iii adenom, verb Ethpalal conj. from
the Messings ofThy kingdom. Pass. part. j4^>
)' io feast on dainties.
^fc& J^J&_/atfenaZ; a fatling fat beast. Ethpa. ,
9 p . r
pi. Ji m. a dainty, delicacy; con- |ilA<> befattenedyfed; iofare svmptuously
fectionery.

m. # c<x?&, confectioner. /ea^5 ofhisgods; & ^Jc^is^ U^ ^^3 y

the harvests
9 y 4 <il&ik enemies growing fat on
l'^ oftenei
of the land. Debivatives, J-*^o3, M*^>
o#A, *a>cu. and tca^^S m. 7rr/p,

Jlix mas, the malefern; jfc^cu SjUixfenzina,

lady-fem. i^- rt ja^. m.fattmingj a fatling;

^a^i a diseaee of the eye.

Uol rfry, rotten as a tree. ^

to perceive,
fut. ^sJ, parts. ^li^U^i and ^^i
understand ; ^ ty*
senseless
Jio^ m. bread fallen into
]Pci^ m. pi. fattenings.
tlie oven.
& *^ 1^^ <* physician wise io help.

Deeivatives, l^o^, Jlojo^, U^-

JJo^s rt. *^- prudent, discreet, wise. Jl^ rt. ^-S. m. g'OoeZ sewse, undersianding.

JL'cuo^s rt- *&S. f. discretion, prtidence. ^.^ denom. verb from j^^. Ethpa.
fcatfaAoAft f. nro-w, gram. a case/ logic, &# *^sl( to be stupid.
Jve predicaments, sa genus, species, difference, \dJ^&, jfcljs^a stupid, senseless, 8illy,W0Ttl\r
property, accident. less. Derivatives, verb s^bI^ J^^^a,
i-^c^S = J^L^3 dainties.

Uo.^ pi. J* rt. i^S. passing away> dying. sI)o^2i from Jw^. adv. stupidly.

),oio^a rt. ^3. f. passing away, decease, ]lco^3 pi. )lo from )j^3. f iynorance,
non-existence. stupidity, folly.

ltci^a, ]&*' rt. ^^. transient. )mJS^& m. ra^, degree.

jiW^ or ^3 pi. JlC rt. ;^a. afungus. )j^ pi. *_ m. a) T4rra<iov, a slip of
iXcu^ parchment, list, writing-tablet, labely imerip-
rt. *^. oblong.
tion3 written bond. b) a bowl.

| fut. *aJ, ts, )i^&. a) to

act. part.
l**^3 pi. J m. a melon, pumpJdn.
piit, go away, relurn home fes* ^o
**&, )t^, ]Lt4& rt. *3, a) /m/i, Jtf from a banquet; ^^LAX ^ return
vmianned, raw> as ndes. 6) unleavened 9 un~ to thy house; ^jjai* JJjk. Joo ^s wAe ii
Uav&nsd bread; lU^ij
J?kf and often \e leave. b) io leave, ;JLa
ellipt. tkefeast * * .n r
ofunleavened bread^hePassover, his strength left Mm. c) to
Easter; metaph. ti or<2'* Suj>per; also wn- pass away \JLL ^2 from life; \ v < .^
kat'enecZ sincere* /rom Ae world; ^-1^3? ^-^ Ae passing,
}aa^S rt. *^.s>.Jiat3 mub-nosed. the dying. d) to cease, desist oS*&g ^^om
J-ia^a or U-lijiS m. a praefect,
Am fafinry <o 6e a^ an encZ, pass away; U o*\.-

\Zjkik^ f. o^ctf, autliority of a \&X& t

o^^4^ the feast
Jli persecution
is mded;
ceased from
^ Oj
JJ^ ?
the Church;
^s^ a 5nar, thorny shricb.
t*^ " ^- ^ which does not pasa away;

sV 443 K&UtooAi&
)l$& Uf J&t* unending gladness. e) to be 1-4^ pi. Jl Chald. m. leggings.
or remain unleavened. Ara. ^a/^) to shoot JIcl*^3 from 4*** f* 66tngr snub-nosed*
out, thrust oui olTaSLcad tlie lips in mockery,
** Ar. 2*^,

also sing. without o, i*ockw ifeaf oi&Skm

) o "i ,*
. 3 m. a balustrade.
he pui oui his lip to him. b) to bring to an
|a* m. a) Lat. fibula, a c&zp, buckle*
end, hring to noaght, do away with; U&'Ls. )

b) a thich ihread.
J&jJLam^ 4
? untU he had finished sapper;
jliajaJ )*l s l \ ^S( Christ put an end to <^3, Js^ pi- ju_ Pers. m. a runner; afooi-
the sacrijices of the Law. o) to dismiss, separate, soldier.

dissolve; )l&jX '+^&JoJu***" sickness }^3 rt. ^cx3. m. cooling, refrethment,

relaxes thejoints; )Xcu 4^-^ iOc\^\ death repose.
disrnisses tltem alt. Dekivatiyes, jio.^-9, |J)^^-3 pi. j_ m. Lat. paganugj rustic,
Jioia^a, Uft, JUc^ft, J*4, )4a. plebeian.

J43 m. pi. shank-bands, putties.

jifc Peter; see ^rco^-. peganum Jiarmala, rue.

J43 4^- m pcissing away.

rt. *

^043, Jj43 ajoojo^^ pi- ? JwiO'43 1G *

*-3 rt. d. m. error.
Lat. patronus, a patron, protector, defender,
t oK9o^a3 jrvpfovj a stove.
advocate. Deetvatives, the two following :

JLa^cud rt. 4^;Ci3. f. cooling.

j Leu 0^3 from \oi^. f. patronage, defence,
advocacy. ju*a*3 rt. ua3. m. a coo, spacious or
l*7o^. from \oi$&* f.patronage; collect. draughiy place.
furtherers, promoters. Jic*3 m. imovpo, a stake.

*jl^., Jt^l also spelt ^o& and ^Js. JA*a Chinese, a to&Ze^ Mongolian symbol of
E-Syr. a pr. n. JPefen anthority.
&do4&> J&l- from *a>4*' Petrine, of J^l^a m. a travelling merchant, a peddltr.
or derived from Peter; j&*o(i> JIolL>
4^ ei* ^^ obolus.
primacy derived from Peter.
4^3 rt. ja3, m. contemptibility.
*floal*43, Jls and U^a pi. cu-^i rt. w*a3. fragrant.
m. jl-43 7 l*4a f. Lat. patricius, patrician, -p*
; see verb in,a3.
a Byzantine and Persian rank.

\&&b* -a^^43, ^ ^
JiijJLi m. Lat. vicarius, fAe Vicar apostolic.

pi. . and
9

oftener co^4^j
Patriarch the highest ecclesiastical dignity.
&c. E~Syr. Jf w;|i
m - rr&rptpxqs,
f.
)U
aw elepliant ; JLij |ii
pi.
^ ii m jl^J
5
. pi.

)l*j^ twry.
^9
Deetvatiyes, verb ^43, and the four follow- Derivative, )>*><=>,
ing words
JLaotTZ^i
:

the patriarchate.
P or jUi, pi.
rZ.
a broad shllowdish; a paten, a cup^ botul,
J^, jTL, o^JUi f. <tHk 1}

esp. a sacrificial bowt Cf. U&X*3, ]L and

M*-*4 d > Jk-*^- patriarchal,

fl^s denoin. verb Palen conj. from Jso^Z^a,

to raise to the patriarchate, to elect Patriarch. JI*3 pi. ^_ rt.*^a3. anything sprinkled or
Ethpalan yX&U to be elected or consecrated nvixed e. g. with oii as a cake or dough.
Patriarch. )^a^k*i and ^cf.\$ nCK<aT6$, felt, a horse-
^043, ]J^*. patriarchal. cloth, girth; a falcon's hood.
+^2>> \1&$ snub-nosed, flat-nosed; ^43 _ 1<^<L3, \&*SL, \zL, ^S,
his nostrils were Jlat. Derivatives, cL^^a pi. ^L, H m. JfcU^^xJ f.

43, U43, JU43. <>iK6ao<j^os, a philosopher.

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K'&OACUfcaLA 444
r
) L'a Qo o^k*9 and ol^X*S f. <f>t\o<ro<>ia, *oo^ LA&tt *L*? ~S+t of which we are
jyhilosophy ; JisJLic* or jow 3 c&Vn^ fully permaded ; j usx^ Jcnowing well
or spiritual philosophy = monastic counsels, jylioM >flftAa0 | Jta^owe WfAo &wows ifo road;

the ascetic life. %S\.i** U^ Jfc* Jo ^J^fairly well

acquainted with ihree languages,
JlcusociUsI and c\.^,\* f, philosophy.
Ethpe. itt*SUf ^oftener >m.. 5 .
j i{
^o 5e
1*sclc** philosophical.
persuaded, in&tructed ; to consent, obey
)>ffl*5aroCt.\,J5> f. <f>ikorro<pr}<rat, with O.V
kqusfr|f J^ko "^Jw om ooaaJl^oX wio4 6e
to study or rea systematically ; also io Ztw tf li

iwsiructed by htm about the law; iComopJ!

ascetically, plainly.
fcAtfhAJfepg ^U disobedient to parents.
ilS^B, jfcL*!- from JJ^JS. elephantine, of
dcuS, and )omu9 oftener ***&, fxois
)^Swfc
elephtmts, ivory.
7rel(res or neia-ai. m. a) verbal use with aLs :

A^Is; see jlls a wa.

^o persuade, to make petition ; with ujLof io
|s Qg> o.\^*3; XtSimm &c. ; see abovespelt with
convince. b) persuasion, conviction, assurance,
one ^ only.
conjidence; JL? )^i^ a bringing of persuasive
J^aikNi pi. JJL = Jl* f. a dish esp. one for arguments ; *m> ^? disobedient, but cf. e.

use at the altar, a pateri. c) su2>plication i intercession. d) an explanation,

\ss>Jb m. the whorl of a spindle, a spinale. answer, argument, reasoning, view, e) moder-

\^S^> and t^xJS pi. \0L m. the storh ation; ULZ )J?
immoderate. Dbbivatives,
verb *m-A-3/, l,*.o\,>-S ? J^au^, l * ^ n
Jla^iiL from the above. f. piety sucii as
WUmA f jicara^a, Jlamft^, Um^gt^s,
that of the stork.

Ki**3 pi. J_ fpaivwKrjs } faboviov &c. m. a

uao 0.00^.3 rwof, puise, peas.
priete vestmeni, long and
HuS pi. I
sleeveless.

m. niva, a) a trencher, dish,

Jcim*3 pi. J* m ^ cro^> of a bird, stmnach
of a ruminant.
paten, b) a board, panel for paintng on,
a writing-iablet. Debxvatives, Ju>

verb 19. TTiorty, faiih.

)Jcku*S pi. dimin. of Jjk*. m. a small

pi. U->^^5 for U^A^S
dish, plaiter. m. TTtorwcJs', a skipper*

<xa*3 Aphel *xa*^denom. verb from }**+&, )h**-~ from Kaol. deprecatory, inter-
]A&
mla-at, retains cessory.
the hard prontmciation of the tt.

Act. part. **+Lx>, paga. part.

o, ^x, ace.
un^o. with ^ ^*J from
fl

^^KfO"65Op.
^fvSo-, with M ^ft -^ fi
/*
q
j, to persuade, convince, in-
struct; to deire, mahe petition, ash ; jj^om^w w^ftA^, Knn $ )fcl*L Pers. spoitei, piebald,
,

*>oo tf ^Jr.^r^^? aleator parii-colowrei.

ff
rt
y a
?
4w *
f ** -*** persuaded
Aa

M^>J o*^ o^j> ***&}* he

- ii*3 mapiov, dimin. of ^cun*S. a maZ^
desired that or ofjmlse.
tvrne should be granted
him; K L&& & ->

uaiU J<iijJ ^? x ^uio *w efos* ever mae I^jnid pi. jfcCL from U&. f. persuasion,
j^zWo/z o Godfor <me.
conviction; a supication, intercession.
Pass. part- persuaded,
acquainted with, conversam, expert;
the act!
k&k m. beating : c &&B .

part. in ^Lm.Sv
vwrsehes, is
=
w;e persuade or convince

sometimes found for

J .^ y w
yoJc^^a,

U^S
^
= U^i
; see yoyafts.

stamntering,
papyrm,
a stammervr.
are persuaded; ? Ci/\c^Lx l^^o m &; }Va pi. Jl'^ft a. ra^
we persuaded concerning you, breihren, that rt. f. ilireaL
. . . / anger.
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ptf\-ua 445 1*
|^* and j^**a dialect of Tirhan, a dpKi, jl cga > a.a rt. ^a. contusim, bruising or
ruptor& wovmding of the head.

JjttJS pi. ^a, j-L m. a censer, incense. nv* rt, ;a*. f. binding; a bond.

\& rt. y. m, eontusion.

\JLis rt. *rCia. m. pause, delay. ia perhaps denom.verb from U. tojaw,
)lV\ftn4 rt. \*9. f. frying, cooMng. gabble. Ethpa. ^i(to abuse, be insolent,
m r
pl. **!L Pers. a fore-runner gabble.

cf, 1^. \1A, Its >, I , from ^A. loud-tongited,

vociferous, camouring.
1* fut. to break, bruise the heac.
Ethpe. 4Aai( to be crushed, shaitered. Pa. *a Jtaa.o-3 from f. vociferousness,

to 6rea^ to pieces, shatter. Ethpa, <*ikai^to irnpudence, clamour.

be reduced to powder or ashes, io smoke. ^a fut. > ft o aJ , act. part. ^ai, Jas>, pass.
Deeivatives, Jaoaa, Jjaa, ]tcui*a9, j,ana, part. *-*a, J )L. to bind; with ^wop/ tojoin
,

or /oZc/ iA Aanrf^ in prayer ; i^ebio i^aa bound

y&, JjJa pi. }2. rt y9. m. a) a 6fow, 5g^ and tied; wo*co< ^o )ooj ^f Jfco&cu <7ie

iftzp, 6o# on /ie ear. 6) a &**; ?A^ jaw, oa</w w& which his father had bound kim.
cheek ; metaph. klayjfc J^aa iAe tcfe 0/ *Ae Ethpe. J*&U to be bound, jl^*Zl2> m chains;
aZtor. jo^Zf Jliwa m ^6 bonds of sin. Pa. a4 to

c*a fut. o*aaJ, act- part, waa, Jc*a3, pai*t. 6md closely, to ensnare. Ethpa. ;aai( to 6e

adj. c*fl , _ , j^. . a) to lose ftavour, scent bound with many bonds or gradually, chiefly
or colour as fruit and flowers, io /ate from the metaph. to 6e entanghd with cares or lusts;
mind; wo*aalTj*iJioe ./ /oft tos# ifa savour. p^^Ok? ji'oS-^ i-a9l^ entangled in toorldly
b) to cool as an oven; as Iove, anger &c. matters. DERivATivES,Jj^Do9jtaa<&,jioiAAS,
to abate aa suffering, persecution. c) io grow
pale or <&*/ to languish, grow weac as prayer,
, )isi& pl. J* rt. ^a. m. a bnd, bond,
faith &c. to /ose interest, sense or meaning;
;
obstacle; a hard question, svhtle view.
j*oois> ^g&q? yOwiojoj o ]oo *aa
)4J^ ]lS> rt. A3. m. door-fastening, bolt } bar.
ifA^ %A of iAe torches waxed dt7n before his
jtsas rt. u.S. f. ^Ae handle of an auger or
light; }\S^ oioio Uocu *aa day faded and
d/rill.
shadows lengthened. Part. adj, faded, dim;
tasieless, insipid; senseless^ foolish ; oj^a-3
)\U V\.\^LtAx.fruiL
Mo^ senseless foolish; \JLo% wc*Iaa spiriCless,
f %3 or % Pers. nymphaea lotus, the blue
weak-spiritedj jcUaa |&j& silly'fables; p water-liy or its rooL
.aa a meaningless name; JLo^oa jt't a % ^d^J,
fut. infin. ^aj, act. part.
sycamore. Pa. o*as> to aiato, temper, moderate
^}a, pass, part. %a^3, \L. a) to sprinhle,
pungency. bitterness, intensity ; to reZaa;,
ardour, desre; to deprive of meaning, render
mm< l^ with
/w bespattered with the
ashes; Jj/ JL^a
mire ofevil.
^ ? )i^^
meaningless. Ethpa. o^i/ io be tempered, b) to

mitigated, counteracted. Aph. ots&foo moderate,

Jcnead, press into a mass. Palpel ^&v to
wallow in blood, imbrue the hands in blood
soothe. Debit atives, 1^*|opa3, jioo>*aa,
to bespatter, dejile, cast aspersionsj

Jioai rt. *A9. m. ons wAo fc*n<fc,

JjOjS weltering in blood; \ v frva
<w^^? Ae rfe^Zei Aer ^e7A A?'5 j^M?/ lust ;
V-Iiot*ai> rt. c*aa. adv. foolishly.
J-H J^r^ y^^jafe^ V-\Sv\ thou haat
JLoa*a rt. caa. f. insipidity, folly, slack- covered my lovers with abominable scorn.
ness, IvJcewarmness.
ETHPALP.^ai^ai^to be sprinkled with ashes,
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At 446 A^*
rolhd in the dust, dvfiled with blood, mire, passed. Pass. part. a) divided; +*%^ cloven-
Derivative, Jls&L^a3. footed, b) JJai <^^g middle-aged. c) daubt-
sin.
ing, dubiotts, undecided, wavering with kX
% imperative of verb%&j tofall.
m
m heart; \ ii > l in mind; j U&Jl cu*
J14 and Jii m. a large flash, cup, tumbler
thought. d) differing,atvariance; schismatic;
leather or wood. Cf. JLw and
of glass,
)&^g&& ^ofo^cu j&uiJ&S& schismatic
doctrine, a schismatic synod. Ethpe. ^feif
ll, Jla or Jla m. laurus malobaihrum, an ) io fo divided, parted in two, sha/red. b) to

Indian plant from which a costly ointment be divided, at strife, to separate from with ^o
was prepared. or ^j. of the pers. : .
<w> %-. Jaf t^vSkJ
?
]L3 fut. Jl^J, act. pai*t. JLd, \fS. topick ottt wo)Cu=/ *%-& Jao father shall be divided

lice, search for vermin in the liead or clothes against son and son against father. c) to be

look over an olive-tree for the remaining doubtful, to doubt.

olives ; metaph. to search minutely; *(.-. uN> Pael c^v.9 to divide into many paris, to

J^J** search oui the rneanings as with a distribuie a portion, an inheritance, the spoil
oIN 71
?
lantern. Pa, u^s to search closely; fi into four paris ; J
i* ..

-ii to divide by
j;gioa.^>, o n .|o e searclied him and found lot, allot; to share, to assign; wt&o cu^X^
tlie letler. Aph. u\3f #<> sAa&e or search yoot^ju^ they parted rny ga/rments amongst
thoroughly. Debivative, U^y. iliem; o*lli& . oo*isk ^xa he divided unto them
ajjd ; see
vi^ Plato. his substance; \5oJ> <^<i& )^i?o lUg* )>

A^Jiai ; see ^^S a palace.

the mysleries of the body and of the blood which
thepriest distributes; J^icuS* .^L k&^ }.^ ^^
uaooll and uxl>#& pi. f, grXaicc^ tables of
the poor to whom wealth is distributed. Metaph.
stone; see *miaX.
to divide, mahe heretical distinctions ; Os > y>
tjls and hM&
Jiji to speak parables, describe
denom. verb Pael conj.

by a parohie.
from l*tg & jtoo^r dividmg the Godhead from
the body. With JtcL/ to honour, show honour.
Ethpa. Ujlf and k^sti* to be pronounced J^
k ^ift a S the distracted life of worldlineas
as a parable, to be compared. * r
j^^^SjB v> JL'cLJ lying lips;
IJl, Jt'Jl pi. jl" f. a parable, allegory, jl^*^.I, fxo^ of wavering or doubtful mind.
proverb, illustration ; Ji'jLiL* in parables, Ethpa. <^sLr a) <o &e rfm^, distributed
allegorieally. as alms, as the holy m)'steries ; ? )
^f.\^

k^UJJl from fl& adv. aUegorically,

M-i^ a ^aC i(
tongues were divided;
/ie pjoer chamber wherein
}q.\
myslically. Jxi^.a*. ^al^"
U-=>)| _?;ower tt-as granted to the sword to
Ui'jl, J&J from Jt'Jl. allegorical,
nature of a parable.
of the destroy; L^Jjfco ? undivided. b) to
divide oneself, separate; JJlT .." \a ^ &
)U<&sJb corrupted from Lat. fabtdarius, streams divide, c) to doubt, heaitate. De-
a fablery telhr offables,
k^,
^9
act. part.
and
^3,
^ i^a,
fut. <J&sJ
pass. part.
and ^aj,
y^Ns, H,
EIVAMVES, kc^-OS,
Jlo^^, U^3,
^-k^3, Jta^, fc-^a*., Jtcu.^soo,
J^.3, Jio^,
l^U^s, )IS-^-a,
jfcL_. a) o divide, part in two; \mZ Ois fo U^^a^c, U^-^, l^U^jBiop,
divided the sea; to assign JjW honour. b)- to

have a portion, go shares with * with; J& f ^a, J4^ ^- rt ^3. m. a) a half
pl.
jioiil
the inheritance
maojL <^a w.JJ 6d my brother divide a part; U^ ^o
Ji^ J^ half one m
with me. c) to be half through, stde halfon the other, hither
and thither; J^a
to come to the middle; jfcooil tt*-&8 J5
UM*
ItKif^ tvAm half the days ofthefeast were <H^a ^
half and half, in equal quantiUes
half-congealed ; j&Jij ^\
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447 j*l2k

half the dowry; J4^ *^*& a hlf-tribe. rout, separate; to lavish, scatter, squander
b) thsmidst; K&olf orellipt. midday; ilXX money; ^oicum^J fot^JL^f 60* he tcho
midnigktj \xLH t^&middle-aged< c) the middle sgucmders his riches; \l^x>^^\ ?c*^9? 1''^
of thebody=$AeZoms; &afthebody; owIj
r 1*
Christ who dispelled darkmss; ?L^-i> ^
o lightning struck him and h*f*( j^*tt<* i^c^utOK? are-ye away from
mthered half his body = he hctd a paralytie your minds human considerations. Ethpa.
strohe; Uz^S& ojs parial paralysis, a strohe ?o*3i/ to disperse, be scattered as an army,
on one sde, hemiplegia, d) a sect, school of people, clouds; to be squandered, dissipated,
thought e) Ar. a iwo-Jmmped camei. as possessions; to be distracted, disturbed
pi. Jl m. a tambourine. \kOfi\S o?o*^3m they were disper sed in many
\^&J^ m. and f. rt. . a phalanve, places; J^-Ja cu^X^aaX yco#X ooo> ?oC\l/

battalion, battle-array. <A^y ac^ scattered to strip the slain; ))?l

9 V* )o&1i<j2 j&^MfcJ ^zri ^'5 dispelled by the

i^. m. division, a division.

^
pi. \~mvi.

o%^3, tfc^ pi.

v 5 )U rt ^a f.
washlub / wgaaia o?o*!^m /5 thovghts
are in confusion. Derivatives, j?o^a3,
a) aZfgenerally in composition JLac^lo^Na
)Io?q \o n^ ? )lcij?cHi^^o, J.j?o#i^JS-=o.
;
>

half a cubitj J^ao/ hemisphere; [ilit se?ni-

Arian; h+j-J* a puny creature, a pigmy; UaAa, J^^.. rt, Jss, on wAo serves God,
?

J*?o~* semi-circle; )jmL a ww?ey )....N \ pious; lbouring; ]&*&-*& )i cujio/?n^wMa?

midnight ; Js-oo AaZf efead / {jJjftiLao sw6-

deacon; Jca!> /ZZ moonj jyiu pain on one ^ct^S Pers. a door-rtng, haocker.
side of the head, migraine ; jx* middle age
J^G^A; see J^c^S/i&; afeltrug.
an hour; J&u^
Jfcojl half
b) part, section or volume of a book.
;j> co-heir.

c) ^o ^ c*
T vP
^^3 palace.

JAo^^Sf paralysis of one side, a stroke.

l^oJ^ m. Lat. pluma, afeather.

^. ^^apfc^S
dt^, v<^, jft
)la%Svi pi. rt. f.
ra. Lat. plumbatae, scourges

a loaded with lead.

a) portion, part b) a division esp. of an
army, a rank9 order; &^ ^j indivisible. avo^c^, vcoo^^ itto^a\o and
c) a divizion, difference of cpinion, dissension, Ch ^a m. (pX/xos, verbascum, muUein
ft the
9

faction. d) duplicity, deception. leaves of wbich were used for candle-wicks.

*^d, j&^ . ^oceix ttAou/u, irXoviiop, embroidery.

pi. f. ]l" a) a player on
the tabor or tambourine. b) rt. <^a. m. a ul^oa^ or wJd/tcvV 3
Heb. 5^c an one,
mb-prefecty seeond incommand. c) a soldier. Dan. viii. 13.
^^X3, fcqgXa and ^ ,is >3 artemisia
maritima, mugtoort, wormwood.
^ r. *
fut, woAaj and , act. part.
\ m\^&9> pi, \1 and J^.^Q^ m. (fAryfxa -to,
phlegm, a eold} injlammation. lahour, worh, cultivate, plough; to make, do,
ULo^d, J&i from )>ao^ffi> of the nature exercise an art or occupation ; to do business;

of phlegm, arising from phlegm. to teach; to serve esp. to serve God, to tvorship;
9 w i
inula helenium, elecampciTie. Xw
[b )^-ai the bee makes the sweet

kJjx^k omb; -.^^ .oAa worA- ingredient

rt. <^&- adv. io half exleni, at
half-moon. in

*^a. mid'lentj
^0 serve f/ie Zorii ?/owr Cod. With J^^'fo
rt. f, tlie middle of
the fast. ft72 theground; \ZJi^so i*to do military service,
*v>r serve as a sdldier; jfcL^a^J to make glass;
m. Pers. steel.
\djfi to sow; |icu. to reflect, meditate; JIcuJlo
?o* fot. i.c*\kj. to scatter, drive away, or
? *
li" '
-
-x
jao*
*
^0
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r(Ul& 448 rCA\U*A&

\*JL escaped from the sword. Cf. I^*a bdow.

4 9
trade; \*S> to make bricks; Jl +& to

shotv mercy; JLo^ to be a slave, to serve; b) to bring forth young. Ethpk. to $S&U
jllXaa to do work, do service; JiV^ to be allowed to escape. Pa. ^Xi a) Io save,

tvage warfare, carry on ivar; jSofcCa to serve deliver with &from; ja&5 $& save thyself

idols; Jiioa*, to use a gift} anqffice; JUio^Ji b) to let escape, throw up, eject; otg^a \Sj
io lra<2e. Also act. part. in comp. J*^>& JJcj the prophei whom the fish disgorged.

^o!o fishermen; u ^fl Etiipa. ^SShl* ) to make ones escope, save

Jiojj&Of alchemists;
Jijc a tanner. Pass. part. cultivated, tilled; oneself, flee ; ^^XT )i<Qflee to the moun-
worked, vyrought as steme, wood, brass ; rfone tain; piiio U*X<& >U the fim
o'c5

wftfc greai pains, ardv.ous as writing, war; jtwiped out and made his escape. b) to be taken

committed as sin ; wifch JJ unhetcn umvrought;

}
away. Aph. ^SiSti to set free, let loose, let

unprepared as food. Gram. m se. Ethpe. escape. Derivatives, ^p^aS. k&^3, U^aaej
hJ&BJI Q be tilled, ploughed; to be practised,

zurought, made, done; to be committed as gins; J^iia rt, AAa, m. a) escape. b) slipping
to be elborated, reduced to method. Pa. u^Cs out of place, dislocation of a joint.
to labour; to serve as a soldier; to %vorkt toiX and t aJJIa. pr. n. Plato.
temper clay. Ethpa. w^^al/
7

^ 6e icorshipped; J^po^^a from ,a^is. adv. platonically,

to be made, vyrought; to be enlisted. Aph.
aceording to wise precept.
*2&S*(to cause to labour, enforce labour; to
UaJo^Xa, ]LI- and ^]la pi. Jl_ and
enlist; to serve as a soldier, do military service;
c^uJo^Jia from ^a^a. platonic, of Plato.
to grant military decorations. Demyatives,
U^^B pi. jio^^ f. 7rKare7a 3 a broad way,
broad place.
U^^als^o.
l^a,
f..
up to ten \2S, over ten
Jls pi. Lat. palatium, a palace, tfte court; a
ji'a^a rt. uA3. a) a servant, attendant, courtiers.
tvorshipper; a worlcer, avtisan; cf. act. part. 9 T v
U4^a and
tf

of Ab. b) a soldier. o^cer of tlie palace.

1* && i
]k rt. u*^kS. alaboure^hitsbandman, | ft > ^\^ pi. J Tro\irtK$, publiciy distributed.
vine-dresser.
ai-so^a and ^*a m. pL roXtTcvcJ/t^ot,
JL'cu^ pi. \%im rt. *^a. f. a) tillage, public magistrates.
hushandry, agriculture. b) service; tvith b^Ls rt. ]la. m. pieking out lice, searching
J1'o*a tte same; js-D&a idolatry ; *****
owivermin; metaph. m* utiny.
$* *&&
- attendants, c) occupation, qffi.ee,
%ZY^\^ rt. <^. adv. in parte, separately;
ministry. d) an army, kost; the military
doubtfully.
professton; Jl&& J& fellow soldiers. 1P tf

jlcwXs rt. to^a,

^a, Jla^Xa rt. ^a. f. ^cor^,
f. agriculture.
schism; doubt, doubtfubness ; doubie-
l*L \& rt. **i*a. military.
mindedness, duplicity. With jlLxl wavering
Jl'ou^ rt. **^a. I agriculture. or hesitation; }Ja* middle age.
M * ^a rt. u^- V *. military. uaoa^^^a and ^ocu^^a 7rX^ jpZa^oZ,
^a ^aJ act. part. fc^, ||,^
fut. 3 belonging to the second set of tones in
church
0ff ,

part. adj. ^a, lL, Jtf_. a to escape, slip ) mus Ic.

oui or away; +Z3
escaped mffering ; %o ^
^ *
&> &>
^a
j^ ijeu^ and XJ
m. \6viov, a cloak, l<mg
garment; a eucharistic vestmmt
<f>

\****l wwn by
their kands have lost hold of att =ll hm priests.
slipped away from them; .oo* X^a j)
Ji'cJL^ rt. .^a. f. ^th Uig
notking escapes them stone-temna,
i.e. their notice masonry.
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^yw 449 rrifcla

)^I\i m. pi. srAd^m, tkeplanets* Cf. ^a. Ethpai,p. <aJa^al/*to Aaw studied philosophy y

l^.Afl m. TrhavTjTtla, wandermg. profesa to be a phifesopJier.

)t\>,Xft f trigonella, fenugreek. ) ick\to Lat.faIsarus,&a6&Zm& raving; false.

Jlaaa^ft rt. y*^a. crookedness esp. of the JI>O nnN> f. falsifying, falsification.
beard. ^3 fufc. ^X&J . o sAa^e of the yoke
ofri*\a or o ^ A ^a mustard seed. witb \J*9G{
"sSlf to
toturn oui of the twy. Ethpe.
be shaken off. Pa. *^a same as
jicLao^Aa pi. *aa-, f, nXrjpofapia, fuM
Peal. Aph. **&{ to shake off, shake free;
asmrance, fuU conviction.
)tj ^c c*&J> **&&( he shookfree his shoulder
ksL?&3ot^S with JLx. 7rkr}po<f>opij<rai9 to
from tJie yoke, Demvatives,
amvre, to be fully assured.

]^^i^o^^Q7r\7ipo<f3opr]8rjvat to be assured, V 2P
i
3 (i\ i^t.^>s. m. a) occasionf
fully persuaded.
oppoHunity. b) alchem. a name for tin.
TrK^prjs, fuU ; with o in full
rt. '^k. m, shaking offt)xQ yoke.
and JLaocvnvW? having the canine r
Palpel conj. of *^a.
teeth prqjecting. fi k fi

pi. J Sanskrit f pepper.

. .

ys& Pe ai, only part. pXa ;

Jj*u\$. ourved
>o?ft\^\^ Sanskrit pepper-root an Indian
as a vessel; crooked as a beard. ETHPE.p^l^ drug.
s

to &e cwrverf, crooked. Derivative, JLoxu^a.

JloJ^a m. a bookbinder's 2>ress. Cf. jjcuoXa.
oci na ; see decodeaz.
c

m^coo^ m. pi. Lat flammula, a Utile

^^a irXka -is ^, f. a concubine.
banner. Y$ ^& i pi. | TrcXcicvy, m. an axe.
9 .^ -

; see 7TX.Ktov9 m. a hatchet

v r w ? y^* y
? 9 . i #.
pi. cvluy v\,fr or ^Ja Palmyrene, ano\^ uuo- or ^L., uJ>n,S.4 and xa^Jl
*
from J? Palmyra. f. pL TrXd^, jrXafcfs , fa&Ze^ 1

of stone.
^a m. fcs * l\? f J^_
and so, a certain i f. so *&S> fut. ^^\^T ? act. part. +&, \~\& ,

one,
other;

/ iT. ow.
^
such an one; such and such, some or

o/ #. o/
Uo? ^>
if.,
^U <^a Jjf
l&&* f Ja kaJ
pass. part.

housebreak&rs, bwrglars;
**^a,
] a) to break through,
widermine, dig through a waM ; JfclaScxb rP^<
J',

*%$
)y\m he dug
t

RV-ii lS-4^af a certam gem in ilie necklace throngh io a. treasure, found a treamre by
of a certain woman. digging. Pass. part. broken into> nicked,
*cn \9 > = kkXab a maZZ copper corn.
notched. Metaph. to see into, to fathom; of
dreams to issite, result. Ethpe. +!l^to be
Lat. falsus, forged.
V dug through, broken into as a house. Pa. --SI&
J mm\9> pi. ]* m. Lat. pressura, a press, to force a way into, to pierce; pass.
part.
a mangle.
mi ^A rent, worn, riddled. Derivative s,
JLoom^a f. a strict fast, severe fasting. U^aa, j&sA^oa, U^B jfcs^^a,
y

^ m\9 > rXacrrot, m. -pi. forged. Cf. ^*V^\o> )^a rt. *^a. m. violation.
T?
^aiiSa, JuJ-fla^a ^a^K Ui4, A^a.
_ -,
5 also jfcU^a rt. f. Jj^Ik^ fcj^
Xjs Palestine. <Aa parting of the ways.

^La pi. . from the above

i
fe
m I i\ m. a doorhandle.
Palestinian, an inhabitant of Palestine. ))& a
cf. Jla. f. vial, vessel of holy oii.
an fr
m\fr pi. tbe same, ?raarT<Ss, forged, &?lj]&a = r
fcJ)Ji Jl aUegorically.
Jctitious.
J^^s^a pi. ^T i
]* a) irXidpov, a measure of
9nr
> \9 denom. verb Palpel from

conj. land= ioo poles. 6) a sovmjkld. c) a dish
#miL. to live as a philosoph&rzz ascetically. basm*
3 m
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rd\:5*A 450 f<aai&

frV Y1& 7TPT( } Jiv6, ^id = JmiB, in the Lexx.

Lat. famulus, a servant M^i, J*^JA mvrabia, consisting ofjke.

Jl^vv^ pi. )u_

jl <p*}W}> the ossifrage. Jjaj pi. - Lat. pontoniura, a heavy river

boat; also apontoon.
Jis and uia, fut, UaJ, act. part. \I, \lx.
o^i& Travrm, altogether, by all means.
to turn with !^ or%j. towards or upon; to ux>

decline as the sun, the day ; to return; to repent;

with another verb again, baeks jiaaJ&^ U&1

which iurns towards the southj Joocu Oi U& ~* | * denom. verb Pajupei* conj. from
the day decltned; ctfJL jo Jifc Ae sen* Aim \K Z, i i & $0 cause illusions, play juggling
6ac&. Ethpe. taL/ a) o ft^m, turn towardsf tricks, represent to tlie imagination. Ethpalp.
betake oneself with ^, to^, ^Jw of place or *mAji5l( ^o imagine, to represent to oneself
pers. esp. with the notion of heeding, regard-
pJ^B and ^!p)^j} pi. nft*m^J9> (pavravia,
ing; u9a\ *Jso t*^ao J5l( return, Lord,
f. a) display^ ostentation. b) one of the five
deliver my soul. Esp. in O. T. *lc^ Jlafco?
mental senses, cf. \ i^t : imagination, pozoer
ke who has turned u/rdo Me i. e. to God, a
offorming mental images. c) a fancy, imagin-
corwert, proselyte* b) to turn back, retu/rn;
ation, phantasm, apparitionj an effigy ; vain
to be convertea; hSsi( J^lx )ia& *-& she
show; S^ in appearance opp. kJZlL>ZJi in
returned from death to Ufe; *> o I ai/ truth Debitatives, verb m^JL, i*^rr>^ia T

JK3 .qs^Jiio/ fcm y0 /rot yowr ew?Z ways. |j&oa^ad, Um^ja^, Um^ia&op.
c) to be returned, rendered (rare, cf, Ethpaal)
Ulm^i and oj^O, ]^JL from )IXlS,
yOOiJUo t*^. <Jsl/ JJ^j this reward was ren-
of the imagination, imaginary^ iUusory.
dered me by tliem. Pa. *1& fc? retu/rn^ restore

a deposit, possesson;
pi. f ^ VI m fc I ?V (fivrao-fia -ra i
fo give back, grant;
a phantom, illusion.
with ]&*io, ^a4js^ or ellipt. to answer;
to make ula j^Ld pi. ^i, jsli rt. )j3. f. region,
responses in the liturgy. Ethpa. 3

ulfcl/ a) to be restored, given back, returned quarter; LxsLsJLtj* the four guarters
district,

of the globe; JliUo;^ \&+& $& northern

to the owner ; to be rewarded. b) with Jl^j
a request, to be granted, e) to be ansviered,
regions; JJ ^a-s everywhere; V -
" ^ ^
returned answer. d) to turn. Ara. ua^ to
towards; JfcU^ & French efe Za par de. ..;

cause to turn, turn trans. from, io represent

a) to make to return, . . .

bring back;
v<? )&* )* Hai
Uii rt, U. m. with )*&cu9. ^e tem o/^
when the Lord twrns again the captivity of rfay, declining day, early evening ; metaph.
Zion. b) to give back, restore; Jjx*Z .cu&j? JLo^aj; i declining age; Uci^,* the last
aat they were unwiling to give bach the city. age of the world.

c) to

\L& lk
comer, turn Jloto^ & from error MAS
sound, cry.
rt. )j3, m. turning, retovrn, inclination;
to the Lord. With nouns: Jtft
)1'X- to turn the face away, also to turn towards M9
1 9 P 9
rt.
t
M3. adj. of the evening,
fm* to turn towards, set out; to expect; ]!L, J^as rt. Ua. f. a) turning, retwrn. h) early
Jj't* to turn the back, to flee; \J&S tQ re$ tore evening meal.
the soul. Dekivatives, J^jg, U&, J^i JfcLIa see wZ above.
;

Ua3, jU*i&, Jfc-*la, )lo t ft , ^.^y ^xa denom. verb Pael conj. from U^tsti,
to
depict. Ethpa. ylatror ^aUr^o 6 e
made
Ja3a or La pi. P- ni. thefUbert. hke, to be depcted; to be hindered,
slackened.
ou^^ifiand %4-*&i^ ' ^r^, Mia" pi. . = Jiu a patm} digh
a) a complete copy of the Holy Scriptures* H ij i , 4 Jase; a bastard.
b) a place of bwrial for strangers.
Uia or Ui, ^uj^, U>aft, J^i pi, C.
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Bl, fpav6s} a torch, lantern, lamp, candlestick, the^band, oeof the foot; a measnre of length,
ocfo< for a candle* JJ^I hJcJi* }** onefoot b) a towel, ciont.
uftj^.*mi& = oaoaxu^md. a parrot. Jm&, l&jsJz pi. J^ a softened form of jt'^S.
f *
fc
^cml&; lAtf &c. navvi- generally f. a) a lot, an alotted portion;
\ypos, faU moon. casting lots, divining by lot; a ballot, mffrage;
r
oua Pael woia fc> tfreai wiYA. affection, wth \x>i> *Jeii or )U, to cast lots; '%>Ba the
indulge, give pleamre, feed luxuriously* Part, lotfell; \*fax> the lot came, &c. b) wing of an
JM&, jiflia^ J&usbo delighting, delightful; army, line of batfcle. c) page of a book.
htxuriom, tender, delicate; j&lsbo jju*c^ m m. pi. frecMes.
pampered bodies; JjaliLo those wlio live in Jjcu^ pi. \Z- rt."^mS>. m. a) a stone-cutter,

luwury opp. (I&L& hermits. Ethpa. ouair stone-mason. b) an ame, a chisel.

to delight oneself enjoy to the full, live -f>.\. rt*ft xn. ip-vkXioV) plantago p&y7liv/my
luanmously, to revel; io be pampered; lAJll! flea-wort.
Jjoto^a \CAmSU Ut yo%ur soul delight itselfin )^ortgftg ? )l^.rt.oax3fta. cutting; onewhocuts;
fatness; JioikJLsof JJd^JJi uuak*j& revetting a seciion of a book, em aphorism. Gram. a word
m struggles after virtue. Debivatives, Ja> os, or point breking off a pbrase ; a fidl stop.
JlcuU^O, [iftiajO, joiUS^-SD, jtAAiL
^I|iomi rt. ^m9>. adv. absolutely*
)1^5i mvaKtbtovj f. an old and rare form P
]i cudoo3 rt. oatP>. f. excision.
for j&JLi a volume.
\ i onm ftj ]I^JL rt. *fltfftft. cviting; \juL
joift m. vmt&r of a codex. JfcCiodma i/ie incisors.
J&wJSu pi. ^, Jfc* f. nlm t
mpaKiS) 7itvaKihiov y /Sacrra-y, haggage.
a writing-tablet, \JJ*j a tabht of brass; a jujube syrv/p*
letter,

J&9
volume, booh

m. a) th# upper leather of a sboe,

IL-^m^Q or )Ia^ mft pi. U .intirrvXtov,

a peristyle, colonnade.
a leathern patch. b) the back of tie hand,
instep of tie foot.
\^m denom. verb from JL^jaiS. to swr-
rown<2 n<A pllars.
i*JMs or i*^i m. irav$f}p apantk&r, s leopard*
J^jai $v(rrpa, m. a plane.
%m pass. part. jxui^, \L>, ]&-m. allowed,
fAjook m. a file; a wheistone.
permitted; with 1| forbidden usually eccles.
JJoAtt m. a) same as )um. 6) a riiter-
jll e (n^S' Ln^tt jj )Ji^SviS a deacm
bottom, deep hole in a river.
is not allowed to consecrate the mysteries.
Ethpe. mJLalf to be allowed, permitted;
oa ftot ^mA , ^D cua^^A. tfn A, ^l^s &c. pi.
*%r _*. o a^m^ f. yfrirTaKos, a parrot.
Ae ww allowed to enter the royal presence. ]I"
a, rt. . f. stone-ctitting.

Pa. *au&& fo grant. Aph. *&{ a) o <?ran2

permission, give leave, allow, permit ; >*&& .
/
rt. %m. Heb. m, a stone-quarry

^ h*iifyou allow me; ^l^Juf ^ m^ or smlptures.

N,>,5va
grant that we inay ghrijy Tliee; part. .<*&& )k.. rt. \m. f. a stone-quarry;
t is permitted, allowed; *cn&& Jtf t< is forbidden,
a hevm stone.

urdawful. denom. from Uau, Jjm^. 2o

b) *^oa^ yfnfivdiov, white-lead.
casi Zote. Ethtap. ^ollfto obtain by lot; U * m 9 and 5ka p. m.
> )ul. <j>a<rtav6s, a
to be (Mowed. Derivatiyes, JaunA, jtcxraaxs, pheasant.
JioLmajc. fjumja m. a ploughshare.
Us pi. H- = \m\s> m. Lat. fossa, a fosse, *ia and uasu^ifa <^a<ny, f. a) a declaration%
trench. dedsion. 6) appearance.
U, )&* pi. *m, Jfc^5 f. a) ^ palm of tt, ]^ ; Bec under uxis.

3^2
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452

and fiuad ^<icr/za, a decree, ^s.ft f |lif a /# &> attempts great

things foolisldy and unadvisedly. c) to step
act, vote.

amd. adv, shorty, concisely-

upon, tread tmder with scorn, trample upon;
fejjjkmfl rt.
jia& %-& ^md 5 despising death; ^a
JLcuoajklSi rt. oifi&. f. separation, refraining;
*. fc r J*.r^ Ae trampled tipon contenvpt. Ethpe.
briefly.
**&&\fto advance. Pa. >& to tmaZ <w*,
\!&*m& pi. [I rt. samfo. s&orf, abridged,
tread apart. Deeivatives, Jj^oo, Js^ma.
compmdious. P 9 P . P .9 . r 9

JJjCxu^ pi. jfcit. rt. jxoiS. f. usually pi. ?

, I or j pLrf
)}SJc& rt. ^ms. f. a) a step, pace; a measure
adecision, thing deiermined, judgement ; Jj*>aT r .9 . 9
of length, two f2Jo^ cubits make one )
&x^>i? day of judgement With preps.
i&6
pace, iooo paces make one JLoo mtfe. ft) a /tofe
Jfelolxn&d briefly shortly, in few words; with y

or opening in the appet of an under-garment,

*&d fo abridge; )&oladi in brief, abridged;
[^.fllmgf )jvi apopMhegms. U>m5 pi. l~ m. iffrj<f)of -/, cZfcey a pebble,

amS, )^ad wacr^a JL1_ tf&e passover a piece in a game.

Mater; also thefast before Mater, jj&oT t ftda S fut. *ocua,aJ, infin. jiAa^ ?
act. part.
A3, (imd, pass. part. *a*k9, JlL, JfeL_. to

tt& act. part <+; jl^a, <o mafe a sfep,

^ew wood, stones, to mit doton; to cut qff,
mutilate, castrate; to break off, come to an end;
perh. o crawZ.
>
to interrupt, to decide, determine, decree, pass
^jft fut.^amJ, act. part ^jai, Jlaa, pass.
part."^oL, J*_, Jl^ o quarry, hew stone;
sentence; to excommtmicate; io agree,
agreement; with *$&J to cut in two, divide;
make an
lja v*^qq9 hewers of stone; J^S"<nfr J^Sio and
J*ao? pcu. onrr c they brahe in pieces thei

Aeum stonesy squared stones. Ethpe.

ellipt.
brazen serpmt; Jlj? icu tomd the line of
^aLai/ to 5e A^iow, guarried. Derivatives,
Jlo-flu, ?i nN > ni>o ?.

^\ >m ,g> jk-X,ttv.93

prophets brahe qff, came to an end; m ,
>
y
otials he determined; aaAa Ih^Nn^y >>?*

l
o o o <7ie?/ refrained from food. With Uioj'
)l gL^. \m 9 .psalmody.
fo cr<M* <7ie road; to interrupt his journey; to
)4*a, Ua, STcko pi. close the way; also to open a way; %ii<L&\
y

t|^ott3 m. rfdkTqss a chanter, church

, to^ cut of supplies; JJu? to give judgement ;
singer.
)-Iio? to settle the price, value; iii? to vrith-
and . *
* hold gifts; y
KQ. ^aXrrjpy yfo to Aew limb from limb;
$a\TTtptov, a psdlter, booh ofpsalms. jlojoii to sto^ </ie recitation of a Bishop's
p ^
m. a Tnmostache. name in the liturgy; Ji'|^ to refuse tribute
* **

m. the maleflower of the palm. but with^oL to impose tribute upon; )taJo
* j to be
rt. imA. m. certain of death, resigned to death;
* *
i^&rmission^ favour;
JfcCXao to interrupt, break
by favour. oJf communicatons
r l
]tsJa to despair; \i>Jb to cut the hair,
Jiamm rt. una. give
f. permission.
tonmre; j^Lx to interrupt, break a custom;
**a& fut. ^a.9u, act. part. ^ai, Um9. h+i to behead innovators. Pass.
a) to sfep or goforward, advame, proceed;
^a part. mutilated, castrated;
J./ .d^ maimed
voo*a-^ ^ /te advaiced arce* ntemZ of one hand; excommunicaie ; settled,
deter-
*&ttr forefer. Metaph. with^ t overstep, mined; gram. abbreviated.
go beyond bounds, transgress; jj&m&aa
Ethpe. to be cut, hewn dovm as
<o ^o beyond measure; ** j&x.^
wood ; to be
j i cut of, slain; to be cut
out or of, mutilated;
Ucoo tfoy transgress that ancient law to be in rags as clothes
; to be broken,
o/ inter-
ifoses. 5) to tae ae^g, mfo foolish rupted as a genealogy, line
attempts, presume; of succession ; to be
Jj^ocp^^jL ^Aay U\ft shut up; to be
excommunicate, under interdict;
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with%& concerning; with a stick as a dog ; to be crushed. Pa,

to he determned, decreed
m$i off, was lost; J-s&*.<x^
)* hope was cui to bruise, crush. Ethpa. ^i/
<
to be badly

fcoo Vj atoms. Pael jx9 fc> c^ to bruised or crushed. Derivatives, )io%*>N^>

&t* hew vp, cut off the lesser members of the
body, brek into fragments, cut or break many b^. and wJ^d fut. i&j, act. part. U&>
srndU ihings as bouds, meshes of a net; pass. li^. to beat, baa; metapb. of cbildren call-

part. pi. fflr^^ small change, clipped coin. ing for tbeir mother and of senseless speech.
Ethpa. iq &i>lf to &6 cwf io pieces; to be Debivatves, U^s, \*j&.
castrated. Dervatives, J>xucl3, Un^aS, Jl <v>4 pi. P- i
y
fc.'
s
^>- m- a labourer.
|_rn,fr^ ; k-U&Q.<ftA )jcu3 ttrcv?>, k-P CY . an .
*
m. one who
,
}'_<& pi. JL rt. j^sa. bleats.
k^.fl,*,m.> ; jlo-a^s^B, |> i
fl .i >.m^ j k - fl . cn<* ;

\1^B rt. U>ft. m. bleating.

JL'oX^S and jfe^JoSr> ft rt. "^a. f- ci brokm

head, bruise.
ft^cn JaoxS pi. j^L rt. maia. m. a) cuiting,

hewing; amputation, mutitation ; excommuni- ItoUSa rt. ws. f. U>cu9^ LeLSd opming
a decree, precept, sentence;
ilve mouth wide, gaping.
cation, interdict;
interraption ; \J* S m a in sAort, fmally ; *%& fut.^cu*Aj, act. part.%^, JUs.
)oCi }^^o>-> or JJunS K*l under anathema. o labour. Dervatives, JlcuS, Jbia, )b>3,

b) a cut, part ; a divizion, c) in imitation of

Arabic usage aflock, herd. "With J Uoj> eoncision, )L^9 ri ^^. m. Atr^c2 labov/r, day labour.
miting of tJie jksh; }Ju?f ]AmB a judicial )L* pi. )^ rt. ^-^9. m. aw AeVed labourer,
decisim; \do stopping a flow of blood ; \lsk& day labourer.
despair; )j&m hair-cutting ; \JL* beheading;
jlaXv6 and Sa rt.^5kS. f. c?a% labour,
joftA gram. an ahbreviation.
service; course of action.
jjLfio pi. | rt. 1^**^ 111. a cloth, rag. * .
rt. >&3. m. ct broken head, a bruise.
m i\ 9 m
pi, ^'^S or *mOmm corn.
fut. ycuNftjj parts. i, \l^B and
geB,, Lat. piscina, ajislipmi, tanh, cistern*
j', JX. to open wide, to gape as the mouth, the
jfcLjLttO pi. jkll rt. ^mi. f. a bed-quilt; earth, %$*& w cm au .si his eyes were
sores;
a bandage, svjathing-band, grave-clotlies. distended; J* }&Z a craving palate. Ethpa.
Afli^Q Ethpalpal -ac&ai/ denom. verb il( to be niade to gape. Dervatives,
from l&ajflafcaftf . 0 60 ma(fe a bishop, be raised
to the episcopate.
)t^a E-Syr. U^k3, pi. r rt. ;J*. m. a cfejft,
iAs Paal conj. to annul, render void esp. chasm, gap; ji'^ao? jt^^ </w openingofthe
to reject witness. cave.

]&& see )>x&; ]&m see U. ji-x9 rt. i^X3. m. opming wide of the
icoJ^cnS pi. J2- Pers. ra. & narrow-necked rnouth.

wide-mouthed' jug / cf. Jao&*cai>. ji'+^ f. />per cubeba, cvbeb.

l^tt pi. ^^-m, U&ai maiiing. Jit or ^s)a pi. i Tra^Tras-, Papa, m. pope,
\s>%*jx& pi. J*L ra. maraKrj, the pistachio-tree^ father, a title and esp. of the
of bishops
pistachio-nut ; ^.a**-? Ja>!S-ocx9 nutmeg. patriarchs of Alexandria and Rome, also of

*> fut. ^4J, act. part. ^]a, |oa, pass.

Greek priests. u^So**? ]q the pope of Rome;
k*i-X*& \&Qpope oftJie West i. e. the patriarch
part. <<**&, \Lm, jl a) to beat with a stick,
to batter, strike down ; )^|^ oa*Z^w q*S& of Antioch. Also a Christian name.

he battered in his head with stones; pass. part. -*i *ia&3 soLst, 5 \oisk&, sj, a^S m.
battered, beaien, bruised, worn. b) to hatch Tranvpos, the papyrus.
eggs; cf. -fc&j. Ethpe. ^sl^ to be beaten \*& nama, vocative,. Father.
 J* imperative of verb Ju to sltake off, U- pi, Ji. Heb, m. a) the passover, feasl of
paschal Iamb; )- Ol^os
jj, Jl^ pi. ^, jp, cf. U, f. a) apiece, the passover, the
slay the passover. b) the Paschal feasl, Easter;
part. b) a column, page of a book; JL'a=>

^i*.? on the sevenih column; 1 IS *#&i**, the

E-Syr. Maundy Thwrsday. Of. iim.
\L'jb rt. w*j. m. cheerfulness, merriment.
Rexapla version; J-* t-t^aol the Octapla.
c) a lot, alloited portion, share, claim, title; wl Pael conj, ; see )-S.

lie has robbed me ^Is, Jf*r^ ni' &roo/c, watercourse, eiannd;

of my title to the Hngdom; J? JL'- yts^& a pond, tank, lake ; JJLs ? 3 a pond &c. o/
(Jj&Jf this lot, sentence, of being burnt is /afer.

assigned thee. ls-IJ~"~*"jL rt. w*.^. adv, gladly, readly,

9 V
Jls Paeii *J5> to deliver, set free; > . cheerfuUy, with alacrity.

\1*=> deliver us from evit/ *j J.3 save

sat Jicum^Z rt. u*Jd. f. clieerfulness.

ihysdf Pass. part. w-sao, \^J^x> guiltless,

^S fot. ^.o JSu. to cleave, cut tlvrough,
innocent; lVLx jS ^T-.fftjao noi Zza&fo to tfe make a way through, to opm a book; fcJik
blood-penalty. Ethpa. wlliir to 6e delivered; ];<x^^ she mode a way through the Mm j
"
Debtvatives, J-m
to escape.
y0o &^ o^J^
| Serapbim did not make an
*
opening among their wings, did not fald (hem
|a*^_s Pers. a viceroy. asund&r, so as to look through and behold the

)V-JiOj3 f. a mar& on <A^ forehead of a beast Deity. Pass. part. ^Ki %*3? \J> wood
of bv/rdm. eleft in twain; o*&D;i> JJ-^! cloven-footed.
w-d fut, w*-j. to rejoice, cause rejoicing. Ethpe. %>%l!*tQ be cleft, separated. PA.^Ja
Part. adj. *p>, J\ )X glad, gay, merry; electr, to cut asunder, divide, Ethpa. ^!al/* to be
bright, radiant; o#&> u~Is o?o^ at heart; cut asunder. Dekivative, JJ-&.
ir f ^
yOo*-*a*;3 -^**^_s countenances were ^^3 -t.^S. m. cutting or sawing of wood
tfieir

radiant; J^i*-3 J*-2>T 6n<?A <2gww. Ethpe. into planhs,

Jl&ir to be glad, bright, cheerful; %w^i Jl^ ; see Jj.

^M Jt& y*r Abel wa>8 as brigU as a aa Pael a*s> to babble, proie, talk idty,
shining star. Ethpa. ^J&V a) to esmlt, tolk ndnsense; )*o^ yx ^.n^y they talk
burstforthintosong; )&Lc^*,)a J$ql{ &-(;/* and noidly; ^osl, jfcoa^j ) v!v<5> J|
diffusely

break forth into singing, ye mountains. ~b) to

do not utter vain and angry words. De-
cease raging, become serene.
hivatives, Jjxoas, Uas, fc-Uas, lloAfta.
c) to be in-
augurated. Ara. *$&}* a) io gladden; to
mahe bright, serene, cheerful; with *** fut. <&Su, act. part. *, )U*, pass.
Ji^or
Xao**a mahe io part. .a, r, JIT. a) tovisit, inquire, reuiew,
to be of a cheerful countenance;
vo^I^*
see to;
to attftA ^^aao CU004 it is He who makes the v**^- 1&x*ri wil visit
mowrnful glad;
which brought gladmss
^ ^Dh^ to
the beauty
their sins upon themj "%$}*&&
JJ number amd
0L.0 Of cuaS
see who is gone from us.
<M. b) to make b) to command,
merry, tojoke; J^& ^ **/** said to charge with o or"^C
order, give
over;
command, give
rm injoke. c) from Heb. also with
to keep the passover;
o have the command of, bear rule over;
i^iT'VL H wo ui^aj *fo
^as o^r Zori tt7Z
the doors; God gave Moses a Iamb
\&& s&ia*ji opL^ he orderec

ka&^jL
Dehivatives,
to
wlaJj
ofer the passover for the nation.
servanta to draw their swords;
te ordered so many pieces
J*& .
ofsilver to be oivrn
. .
^
Uj>, fc~U-.a, JU^-S, to him; &U ^i o^s thep gave
K <
concerning their household*.
Le! tn U
 ;
455 re*tcv^.*A&

wiUi toadjudge; vriihtf+togivejudgement; or gowrd; also JUf oIjcux unripe Jgs.

liturg. to enjoin, to give a rubrical direction; b) cheese-maggot, cheese-mite. c) a bow-legged

gram. to use the imperative teme. c) to entreat; or bandy-legged man.

lfot **** Tky disciples entreat Thee to hear

jLVaS = JtooJS f. stammering.
tikm. d) to depart, die; ia o**? ); > in
uaft <o fo jlourishing. Part. fem. Llxta
$e departed who have left u$. Pass. part,
impers. io fo o/ advantage, be advantageous,
comrnanded, ordained, appointed; under orders;
with a or ^& appointed over, in authority
suitable, expedient, A uoi JJ^a t ?$ beiter for
rae; )J*a ty
it is not e&pedient; \2s& oj1
over; JL'ii^^f J-A3 a publicau. Ethpe.
J&ui^tt modes of training. Pa.
suitable
&*Lf a) to be sought for, to be missing; to
i**oi> a) <o flourish^ produce blossoms. b) to
be vacant,
a seat.
empty as
b) to be visited
)&>o a place, J^Loao
wiih ptmishment. c) to
cure,
/orA blossoms.
be good for. Aph. *&/'
Dekivatives, ^o,
o 6w^, ^
i**ns,
be comrnanded. Pa. J& a) to give a commis-
I^as, i^^Q-s, kio^uxa, Jlct^ft^ )uwMjad ?
*i&n. a charae, a conimandment; t*oaaji?ci \
*>z
He toill give fis angels charge
cmcerning thee; with^J** or abs. <o *ei over.
u^os, }^3 usually in the abs. state, wefut,
expedient; ^L Jo y-ua i< were better for us;
2o gtfw Zas< coTnmands; bequeaih; j&j (
ft)

jkliL jaoot^aX / fo feflw a garden to Peter,

-j^ ^A, uijft tf '*t5 w;^Z^ wz'^A me m thy house;
Ethpa. -ai/ a) o be comrnanded, committed;
ss& y. fl> ti[ U& $ I seek not mine own
advantage.
to receive command; with^jL to be set over,

put in charge of; with *J& io 5e comrnanded JJLa E-Syr. ,Uj^ p, ^JL, )Z. rt. wj^,
to abstainfrom; &!&> o*Ai|? U^L/ the tree m. a blossom; U^Sj i^La fruit-blossoms
of knowledge of good and evl which was \=>&f S jlower-buds; ^xkJ *JLs& spring
forbidden them. b) to be bequeathed, devised blossoms; metaph. JL^o Ua^? ^ojol^ <Ac
by %oiU; jl'anN.v i^aif o^ to Mm was the choice flowers of raional speech.
hingdom bequeathed. Derivatives, JLoa&1,
%2\+*jiS rt. 4**&, adv. mitably, rightly, duly.

|Jcum.qb pL C- dimin. of Julia m. a 6wrf,

Jiocu&a, LtfoAS, ^{^Aii, jioAAd, V^a^o,
JIgu*o& j+ASl^o, >
k-l--as>fcoo.
jrcu*a& rt. wmJIS. f. benefit, advantage.
j*A9 m, a) rt. *A. a decree, mandate.
b) a visitation, inquiry^ demand. c) Ar. a
y*L& rt. u^as, suitable.

Mnd of mead Jtavoured with the leaves and \+x**& rt, u*. freely fiovoering, covered
fruit of the Vitex agnus castus. with blossoms.

JjCLoa, jl'jQjaa rt. -a. a) a sitperiniendent, Uis m. leaping, bounding.

director, officer, esp. a procurator; eccles. the
jo*^a9 Ar. m, a Mohanvmedan lawyer or
ordinary. b) gram. the imperative mood. <ft<?o/o^ian.

&JI(;dj& rt. t-ffmft adv. with command,

%Lai/ denora. verb from jLa, to put mi
vmp&ratively ; gram. in the imperative mood.
a tu/rban.
JIojclob rt. |f>^ f.command, govem-
giving
%&> Jj^a or Jl^ pi. J^. <>a.Ki6\iQv, m.
ing, directing, superintendence ; an iwjunetion ; a) a cope worn by E-Syrian bishops, same as
gram. the imperative mood. the Nj
J fo .
b) a cloth toorn over the head,
.

)ucu& rt. *A. m. visitation; seeking, a turban.

missing.
I^kaA^ and Ia4 pi. \lm Heb. m. a capital of
^oj* Lat. peculium, private propeHy of a pillar ; a brazen boss or suppart,
a slave.
v^aa
Jlci rfc. ^jxd. f. betng Jissured, a deft,
fjSkoad pi. |2- rt. ,
^oS. m. a) wW cucumber chaps on the skin.
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9
a) Arab. fakir, a religious mm- |i& *j a foar w7rf VA hunger. Ethpb.
,, )

dicant. b) = JJ* a turban, c) part, adj. &ir and Ethpa. '+JL&U to behave Kke a
W *"
fc
-*

see uncler jj&s. mad dog, to run riot; )io_*o

JLaa Lat, faecula, salt of tartar, the crust o ^Aey wer^ raging with
of wine. drunkenness, anger and lust. Aph. v&( te

sj& fut. -*&j, aci part. ^a, !&&& a) to drive wild, mace rabid. Deeivatives, J;aS,
burst opm> break asu/nder, shiver, shatter intrans. IS-^iiS, jU^tt, )ji;-a3.

as rocks, the heart; kjao kJ>&U )&* \U&, Ji';na rt. ^a9. mod, rabid, fwrious,
the egg roUed round and broke; oml*> ~ ^xis savage.
k-Xo a serpent burst open from its head Jto pi. J Ar. ni. a vertebra, joint.
dawnwards; ^i Jfcoa-^ *& he exploded with J^ltad rt. na. adv. rabidl/y.
anger. V) to be wide apari as the legB.
Jio^aa rt. ^od. f. rabies, frensy, fv/ry, mad
Ethpb. **J&1( to burst astmder, to be reni in 2)ansion.
skreds; to be wide apart, croohed as the feet
or legs. Pa. *$& to beat; to cleave, part
U t^a q > or JLI ., ft ft pi. |I- m. a coa-pan,
warming-pan.
amnder;*to erack a whip to crack as fire
5
Mu;ii m. a tvinter cloah or hood, properly
cracks the skin ; Jj&aiLao \L\ & salt crackling
a square of doth worn ori the shoulders or
over a fire- Ethpa. ^jaal( to be rent, tom
hanging from the head.
as flesh, to be noade to creak, ratte as bones j

to be rent, fssu/red as rock. Aph. to

JJL'ti&d rt. ;ji9. ?na<2, m5M.
feofif

Tnake a noise, to erack the fingers ; with )l*Z,2> ^ fut, iaaJ, act. part. i\&. a) to fim,
fly
to snort ; with %$=* to stamp; to cause away. b) =
J*9 io abound.

Jlssures, to rend rocks. Derivatives, Jjsjaa9, ]is> fut. JI&J, act. part. J^a. <o be fruitful,

beget, bear; o^do *h>befruitful and multipty;

JI^kAd, Ufc^&a, |i5hAaao? )^\n^j> j^fl^, *ii o >"
J j^iil J a L*sAe %is0 6ear spiritual children.
;

ULni or UL&Q Ethpe. wZ^l/ to redound, proceed from a

pi. J^L rt. \>ja. m, a) noise,
source. Ethpa. to be promoted, advanced.
crashy a thunderbolt. b) a crack, rift y fissure,
Aph. Jl&( a) to make fruitful; to increase,
cleft; chaps of the hands or feet. sea-weed,
wrack.
c)
make manifold, multiply ;
o^ Iwill make tlwexceeding fruitful;
^ **a^|o ^1^/"
ULsx or ] rt. ^ja3. f. the craccing J&&&
of whips. *2fc* ^ ya A*foi> ^^auao heavenly hosts m
M tft5 ti. s&&, no. a lowlander.
multiply their ascriptions ofpraise uneeaszngly;

^^y^jj J^Dil^SUta^ the spiritual

I&*ja3 pi. J&L rt. ^ji&. f. a flain, broad
woxdfructijes andfeeds tkose who hunger
valley, Uvel traci, expanse, for it
li &vn * , liCJ- rt. ^^s. lowland;
b) to bringforth, bearfruit; U ji^aij \.if
a
lowlcmder.
<*?
Pael conj. of l.
JIclaIIj ^| US sAe JrowgrAe /orA Ae /aer
9? j?o^er o/ repentaxice. c) to beget,
9 generate,
j^AAd rt. tA. talkatwe, garrulous;
a
,
io regenerate, ) to %yroduce, putforth songs,
babbler, gossip; J&&a babble, gossip. homilies, writings.
fcJJjLa rt. ^o*. adv. foolishly.
Ethtap. JidOfio be
produced, put forth, puMished as a book
Jtoooa rt. a3. f. chattering, gossiping. Deeivatives, ^i^, fc^J^ite, J^iis,
Jfjft,
AS ful i*3, act. part. Utt, }U&. to
be U&, Jta, Jlcu^o, U. a, Jiou^o,
mad as a dog; to be furious, rabid, to rave, M
J-3,
;,gmo, verb ^a^o/.
rage; }U ,]* }&&% against the
J*f/ r --^PMrorfll ywritten
I-
innocent doth his lip rage.
mod, rabid, infurialed; o o o ^.Li
Part. adj. **&,
)
9
|
U* f. a W/ usually in the f. an W Zami,.
J|^ Jfta ia J4| o yearing Iamb.
*% w&refwrious with each other; J|*3? jk J foreign, ow wwevew mwiber.
 ***& 457 !***&

^
IU, Jiy pi f& f. a) Iran; !&&> jl'* *a a towgw ofsea; achannel, moat
v

J&oo J^Jl? &raw & <&? Awsifo ofwheat and

barley. b) sewf dandrffi
TraprryyttXe, to svmmon an army;
^J^ for words beginning thus, see under toprescribe a fast; to command, cluvrge; *%>k>
^Jkx* J&fJ instructed m aU good ways;
^*-a for words beginning thus, see under with JJ? or <j* to jlbrUd; prohibit; legal, to
challengea right. Ethpa. %^jSI^ to 6e
ol*& see under j*;.
commanded, admonished, UajLSJb +& by
;

teachers; with 11? to 5e forbidden. Dkriv-

jt*^.aat pi. )* Lat. parabolarius, a hired
atiyes, jl^icL, Ifc^o^ia,
flghter with wild beasts.

or ( 7rapaf3Tr}sy a transgressor.
)I^s pi. ^ m. (fipayeXXtop, a wkip, lash.

^ o^^o^i m. irpaytarevr^s, a) a merchant,

J& root-meaning to be free from care.
trader. b) a sMlled scribe. c) a beggar*
Ethpe. ^J&lFto be bright. Aph. Jif*)
iitranB. io shine, gleam, glitter; act. part. yay, *^*J3 or ^J- pi. ^J^Jj^iU f.

radiant, splendid, respl&ndent ; ^tau&; ^Ad irpayfxarda, an wndertaking, business, trade;

aflow&r in bloom; ))^^S> ffifjj<& gleam- a treatise.

ing pewrls; )\^J& Jiiz k^^-tt a banquet itpayiiariKov, of

resplendmttoithgifts; JJa^> )^+&J? JL$>W* state affairs, imperial; with ujoclSo^ an
a rofo ^y w&A colowrs* Metaph. to g radiant, imperial decree.
to rejoice; ewtoof Joocu^ ^aJo j^j ?U ful fiJ, act. part. fia, )|^a, pasa.
Ze2 ?$ A^ festival and rejoice in the day part. .?&, j^ and ^Xa, J
p
. a) to flee as
of their commemoration. b) trans. to mafe away, be scared away as birds or
sleep, flee
&r$A< or j0#j%Z ; to adom j pleaswe;
to give sheep, pass away as a dream JfcliX Jt-la
;
tOfl^ oAA Q^*s ( niake your garments gay ; jloi^. u^u i"^) ? iAfi $feep o/a/Z i6 avaricious
4r&je; JJ^JAi J&^c&b &% canticles is away; *Ss> ^o \>L jf^a tb s/ieep
scared
caUing us to gladness. Pali u^a to delight, flee at his voice; \&\2> JojJl ^FlsJhe shall
to recreate^ reanimate; .oo*X le o* |1 jSvn pass away as a vision of the night. b) to place
UUo S
fl shade refreshed and solaced thsm.
apart, lay separately as grapes. Pass. part.
Ethpal iM^ftT to take pleaswe, ftnd sleepless, lirnvy with sleep, scared; crutubling,
recreation, delight oneself divert oneself; *%$}
wf
friabh as soil, sand. Ethpe. ftal/* to be
js-Zji^ l^alf / wiU go and divert crushed, reduced
such a village;
to grains. Pa. l& a) to
j&^ja soare away, drive away as sheep. b) to break
^^aoo i?
ji^^lx
r
tiky delight in barren up, crumble. Ethpa. ^if a) to flee away,
pleasure. Derivatives, j^iaa, J^ioa, J^|a, be drivm away. b) to be friable, crwmbled.
i^o^a, K*J^uo, Jlo^tA, Jui^a, Palel ??i.a a) to break in pieces, disperse.
b) to pick out poTmgranate seeds. Ethpalal
A^Ja m, a kind of millet. f ?*al/ a) to be crumbled to pieces, become
friable, loose.
hj& rt. <^a. m. splendour. b) to be scared away as sleep.
Aph. i&fto make tofiutter of the heart
*?a%^*a Arab. a striped garment. ; to
disturb, break slumber. Deeivatives, Jt?as,
)&ka^i from%^a. f. admimstration.
Ud, hi*, jfo?, k.J-!i, U>1&, Jtot-3,
J&ooo^a dumbfoimdered.
Ij^^ pi. . rt. ^. m. a fr%#,
or
tf U> jf t& m. a) rt. ?^a. a ca*e. b) Arab.
uneven, odd.
and u^alf ; see under
If^a rt. fiS. m. aw interval, separations
" m. miee* cane. 8leeplessness, frigJit.

3 N
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rfata 458 aiua*)A&wa&

" same. Trpo-
Jt^ pi. *", f rt. ?*. f. a grain of *tfc, >flu|hietg pi. tlie f.
)?*,
an atom; a berry, grape- ww, logic, a proposition, the major premisa
cora, sand, metal;
stone, seed,pip; $);**) mustard-seed; Jiaoo*? yGu^ota; see tia^d.
pomegranate seeds; Uj?^ Jt* hail-stones ;
ji^lx^Jc & seed-pearls.
J&gd pi. JlL starling.
^ Palei conj. of jj. ^aLAo ot, ittdj&- Lat. proximus, a
J??*3 pi. r rt, f*S. m. grarmle. deputy, viceroy.
Jla perii, mpiftcda, terron Jfcoo Heb. f. a w*7, cwtain.

VJJuf^ rt. f;S. adv. m separate grains.

r and J*x!l$sL*TJ& m. Trapbety/xa, a a preface, introduction.
model, pattern; exordium.

w4, *&*? ni. a leopard. pi. a-)ooo^3, a*JK5Cuos &c. m, 7rpoot(itov,

v
.ox*?^, i^u?; pi . Pers. ni. a paradise, a preface, introduction.
park, garden. }ji p. - m. a thong; perh. a Za*$o or
\\cc\.y Pers. m. a gardener, park-keeper.

jia.i.4 tn,>?;J> from tlie preceding. f. Lajo;9 pi. |lm.a runner, Mng's messenger.
iiooiS emph. )u9CL pi. voSoJcuS, (jaDjiCLd

liLccu^ pi. H, m. a cvpboard, chest, shrne. ni. irrfpos, means, way, resource; a contrivance,
Uj?^, JlS^J rt. ?;j&, produdng grains, stratagem, device, trick ; ..*.SIo* ? l-i i ola
granulated* -Jiial^o? resources for obtainiog necessaries;
Ufi Pers. a hmaer's tent. vi^Q^y f^d^^ as a means o/propagating
m^a jfo demonstrate, exjilain. Ethpa. error ; f! ISs* ittiiQl /^ caught birds by

**M to be explained. Deeiyative )^jg3. ;

stratagem; cu-Qly>^\ J-rojcta w.an.( ^ Ae
Otfo^o^; see *>a^. found no wayofescape; Juiiab ^L ^** eefe
means. With verbs: i s-r w ifthere be a
\ZJx><xj ^m-$J^, T), ^, 1^, Ss> &c.
w&y> ifit bepossible; *o>o*9 K*X *ftr s &
f. wapprjma, freedom of speech, confidence, bold-
no way of avoiding ; with aJ^, coi or similar
ness; With o, freely,
liberty, famxliwrity.
verbs : o contrive, plot, sclieme. Phrases
opmly, publicly, oratty, by word of mouth.
Debivatives, fc-4 m -& and 7*^3,
- _.
*-& w awy ^ay, with 6y wo
ji* Jl

ftwans; hoooid ^a^ m every way; ^0 *J

*jaA, ktto^^d ji by means;
all jso JJ

uaooid 6y no v&zans. Derivatives, )iD3(,

a proposition, premise.
verb oi 7 J^Ua>io 7 )^lsfad, jafeuaootS,
KgJ* aud U^oU pi. C m. Jtf^pf and Uispid&oo.
)&^o*3 pi. JtC-, jI_ f. a 2/ww^ bird, Uck^jo|a ^J|uoi9 and ^&?S9 pi,
nestling,fledgeling, chich,
^Ko^j^flDO^a Trpoo-Taypa, a mandate 9
edict,
^?!0*3 m. a royaZ afent, diploma. Also command.
I^oDOid anotber spelling of )?t^co^ ; see
below.
jlo*3 m. sy?pz?ij7.

UoU, Jt rt. w*a. a) flyvng; )*; ftmfo. y(u&^tto3 itp6<m}iQv, afine.

b) qmcksilver,
yOA^aaaoo* irpo<r<f>vwiTiK6v, addressingt
J leu* o ^ rt. u*j>. flying,flight. an address.
l^ela for )^c&. Lat. porta, a pafc, &w\ att*flWQ&4D0* and l^-goa^^j vpaa$&
I^oa w/xinj, ihejirst Indict,
pyntt an oddress, aUocittion*
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!4afo&dtoaH& 459 m%&

f>U* aJso jitjola and Ulot m. a
hymns chanted by the choir before ths reception latrine.

of the holy Huchariet. UL03 rt. l^a. m. rupture, hernia.

~ t* *
Jj^Doid rarely jJ^eDia pi. J* m. a) te irpoccris, apropodiimi, statements
irpoars, a^W<&. 5) irapaars, door-po$t, liniei; a preposition.
W'iZ fc*fl^xcoB &s door-posts*
rei, oila, U&ir& f.
H^vH
ylS-coo^,, Jolsaoo^3 from a&Oj. ingenious, a terwi, ^W< 0/ ft'me for the bringing of an
crafty. action, for payment &c, ol&* Ud ol sale <m
\js,Q^St rt. ^;, m. A w#o recompenses, credit.

reguites; a rewarder, an avenger. maM^ rols, jls~L- from the above. deferred;
I*
94 * *
M rt. ^*. f. a) refutaiion; repar- on credit.
atim. b) uncovering the head.
])oj^ m. pottage or pudding flavoured with
oo^, ^odoi ; see under sus. almonds, honey &c.
^o*s, ^03 rt. to. ra. a saviour deliverer,
t kj9 and J^Ja pi. f m. ireplfajxa, a girdle,
preserver, defmder, guardian; esp, the Saviour loincloth, drawers.
of raankind.
)}}& pi. JL m. irow/ an tVon bar, tool,
jiooot rt. &i&. f. salvatiort* fefter &c; Jio^ JJ)^ steel.

U&0&, j&* rt. kB&> ofourSavioW) saving, &Lt&, U^JvS and m.1 &> JiLL from
9T
bringing salvation; 5 \1L the Passion ofowr JJ>3. adj. ofiron, iron.
Saviows jLfiel ^j/ fca* m the year \S.1i& m. a piece ofbread, crust ofbread,
IS79 <>f >w Saviourj Jiooi Jla&f tfAe savrn^ *v fui *.SaJ, act. part. *l, \JL,, pass.
BUod.
part. ft, )'. a) tofly,flee as birds, arrows &c;
Jio;3 or J>03. a) ftwifc. 6) nw>/, ^per 0*^0 9 kJ*i& his spirit fled = he expired ; U> 3
StOTey*
^-ol^ the soul Jlies towards Thee; !&oc
**o*a, U,o*a, )iU-03 rt. *,*a. a) separat- |-iSf a w/drlwind. b) tofloat, crawl; ^
". ?
ing, distingutshing as

6) discerning, sagaciovs,
gram. vowels, accents.
prudmt, capable of
^
tlw skip
ji^o? o^.n&ojp
of the Lord of all; Jfo.-r^_< J^, ;|
ow fAe deluge jloated
].

dwcemment) a person of discernment. c) dis- )^*J-^lo earthly and earth-bound. e) io

tmguished, om of superior rank. Heb. d) spread as a sore, leprosy, poison, as a rumour
*.e* fZ the Separate Name Le. the Holy topervade, become prevalent ; JiLcuk om u*3
3STame of the Most High. K*j{? yO cHaS ! fAfi wfcer /ias crept into the heart
MU,*6 st. *,i. adv. a) discriminatdy, ofmanhvndj IsLt Ji'wa^ J^i^ai^fta owr
distinctly, particularhj. b) discreetly, pru- Ae whole world the Gospel has spread. Pa. wa
dently, wisely, a) to flntte,r, fly about ; '%&. ^A t
&v> j^s*
JLa*.OjA rt. +,&. f. a) power of discerning, J4J sparrow fhjing about on the roof. b) to
discernmmt, discrimination, jttdgement; with squander, dissipate J^aJ ncft, )J^ ^oss-
want of judgement, folly. b) diference. *ows; MOioiaJ .^j )^ rorf%ar son: ^
c) the use of arms. d) used as a title, JC^o-J, kOOCU -* 3 ave wasted my days. Ethpa.
T"
your discretion. >JLtf to be squandered, dissipated. Aph.
U*o*A pi. H.
m. differmce;
rt. *A. ml&fa) to cause to fly, let a bird go free,
separaiton, renunciation; excommunication.
acare away ; to give wings, enable to soar,
mise on high; %J&2 ^fc )^ ffe
y*-& m. a smelter. fi
rent bodies and let souls soar free ; -Jo *~iS>]"
|LoU or * pi. IlSt from J& f. afur-coat
let thy mind rise upward. b) to cause to spread,
esp. a lamb-sh'n coat, a sheep-skin,
reindeer-
sktn.
to difuse, disseminate;
J&S &yk, oj^^a/'
a violent wind caused the flame to spread,
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Ethtaph. %*ftlfXf to le alowed tojly, to be

460
^
as the bishop's representative in visiting vil-
kt go. Derivatives, )-*<*, Jlo^o^S, U^0, lages and monasteries.
Jio^oii^ *Vom the above. f. the office of
a periodeuta.
JlowL rt. f*-S. f. a) commimition. b)
\Lis rt. w;. m. a) spendthrift, dissolute. absmt-mindedness.
b) a travelling merchanL c) capparw spinosa, ircpioScviTis, ireptofteia, medical
Jjio?c** f-
the caper-tree.
ireatrnenL
\li pL L rt. *^S. m. a) ^^r/rf of birds.
jicu^ pi. JiaJ f. (popeov, a cradU, a litter
6) a &<, sprout.
for a child.
}*S\JLi rt. w*^9. adv. prodigai?/, dissolutely.
]c0O|*Zi> pi. J^jci^ = )^bolid. m. girdle,
Jjot-Is pi. |* -t. u*3- m. a 6a*. short drawer8.
Uffe#*la, j&J from the above. batlihe, of )i.Ia olive juice, olive dregs.
the naiv/re of bats.
J^k*Zd rt. *D*&. m. i^e breastplate of the Hgh
JLcud rt. u*3- * prodigalUy, dissijiation. Priest; </ie mi of the Temple; a manile,
Jfcs^****^, ^ , Js^ rt. *~*a. f. a spark. cloak, wide wrapper ; a Jacobite vestment,
jlS^*3 pi. Jk . rt. w&. f. aflying creatv/re, cloah or pali.
insect, bird, fowl. \ax+!&, }&o** pi. a)
Jfcl rt. flD^d. f.

\lj**l from the above. winged, ofbirds. a j^a< ca^e of bread, a wafer fesp. that used
jjo^J, act. part. (?&, Jj$i, pass.
t*B fut. for the holy Eucharst, the hosL b) a coverlet,

part. ^-*I& J\ 2o remi, ear away, 6wrs2 opew

;
tvrapper, rug. c) a cloak,
as aseam ; (o drop off as fruit ; to speak while , ^ n\ >k m. npri<rri]p, a violent toindy
yawning; to be abrupt in speak ing; hurricane, storm; a kind of meteor.
~J;3
-*lw jp*ao jl N^ Q,. ^ ^<$y dtzwf fAfi eonversation Jico-Zs rt. -^&. f. unc&vering, baring the
in another direction ; )^*L ^*\0 Jwl *7ig head.
seaw was partially rent; $q1mI *& &+& UiL^^, U44il, S&ft, 5* &c.
torn by the teeth of Eram $&!.?* to be J^ws pi. )Zm or a mpiirarrjTtKs -g, a peripatetic
rent, gaping open. Pa. f to give up entirely,
philosopher, Aristotelian.
make over. Debivative, J^*3.
JL^A^Z rt, *o;j&. f. di$tancey separation.
iis rt. j$. m. rending, tearing.
lUls or Za m. feeble-minded, half-witted.
h& 7TtpaTTjss apirate.
,Oi-i f. shalloioness ofmind, imbecUity.
r vfj*^, ^M^, ?&, ?>k, JotS and
U-3 pi. . rt. *,t3. m. a) a Pharisee.
tf!4& P Uc^b
1-

prefecture, governor's residence, falace.

f. Lat. praetorium, tfe
b)

was a
a noile; LL*9
noble.
& jo ^.? U>l"my father

U>c^i3 and 7i3 pi. - from the above.

sJU-Z3 rt. .iS>. adv. separately, singularly;
a praefottVm, soZd&r of the bodyguard.
especiatty; dt8tinctly,aHicidately; ofweaving
M-a^^a m. snowf, wose.
palm-leaves, oosely.
U; pi. fcl rt. Jt. m. ofsta, offspring;
Jloa-Ts rt. *.iS. f. difference, diversity.
fertility.
IXa rt. A^. m. a Pharisee; pkarisaic.
\ll* rt. Ji. m. propagaticm, fertility.
y& fut. yoUJ, act. part.
y ^ U^, m0j
vcl^a-^s Lat. privatum, 3 t0

private prqperty.
i7ie emjteror's
bruise; yoW^ o5ej ^5^ they rvbbed ears
of corn ^^ <^r ^^^ -
Pa6g vatL

&c. pi, Jlm. nptobzvT7)s, a visitmg 2>riest

acting
I-, Jfc a) kard, dry, musty. b)
^w corft nMedfrom the ears.
f. pi. J&L,=
Ethpb. ^^W*
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461 t2k

to1wrubbed,brui8edj to be shaken owt. Pa. ^s> %& and cO*a\(*3 f. pi. Jk irapXXrjkot)
&> *Aa& wrf/ to bruise, to softm* Ethpa, paralld.
Ji&U to be bruised, brokm; to be brittle, *mX3 ?rapa\oj?, $fte coast district, maritime
erumbled, to become friable, loose as earth; */* region.

oot&Lf JJfjal they are crumbled as from burn- ipa fut. act. part. a^S, U*>&. a) to
fQ&j,
ing. Palpel ^-0^3 to break in jneces ; to haoh, Jmsh, cut in Utile pieces; foi *oia.a;i>
crumble, loosen clods ; to promote perspiration. jiot hacked him limbfrom limb.
tliey b) with
Ethpalpal, ua+&l( to be brokm up, loosened, \l2, to lose the milk teeth, have a gap betwem
scatt&red as earth, to become brittle. Deriva- ilie teeth. Pass. part. vuia, Ua-a hashed,
TIVES, Jadfoa, \&&, U&, W&, U>**&, chopped, splintered, having the partition of tlie
nose pierced. Ethpe. <ol&i( a) to be cho]>ped

i&, j 3^3 ia rt. ^^3. hard, savage. Ujps io be separate, stand apart. b) perhaps to

J^i, j&od pi. JL an idoVs shrine, be poured in,filled up as a jar with wine. Pa,
small temple for idol-worship on the outskirts ta a) io slice up, cut up. Pass. part. jjoiiu,

of a vllage ; convenitele of heretics. jfeooa.?3P reni, tattered as clothes in sign of

grief; also fringed, slashed for elegance;
\J>& pi. ]Zm rt. ^;a. ea&7y brohen open or
|ajfc, lS-ao3-io Jjilici.o tunics with fringed
picked oui of the shell as almonds.
borders. b) tofill up, fiii full a jar with new
laa rt. *+*&. m. fragility, breakage.
wine. Derivatives, l^a^a, jlatt^a, Jlioo^a.
Jab(& pi. JJL rt. y*3. m. a fo'i of bread,
iao(a m. and JL*cao;a y>&. a) slash- f. rt.
slice of bread, morsei, crust; a ciot of blood.
ing, cuiting, rending of gannents. b) sliemg,
9v y
irapaxoprjo-at, concession ; with shredding vegetables, c) a gap among the
to cede possession.
teeth. d) filling a jar with must.
jiodt rt, <^3. f. dryness; inhumanity, yUo+a Pers. a firman.
unmercifulness.
^ r ) & x> a
. o, compound of mush and other
a Palei conj. of *;a. perfumes.
*a 0 shachle, hobble a horse ; io impede; Jwoi-3 and uo> ^m^ZJcL^^ pL 71

Jjf? ot^0tf A skachled Mm so as frapaxovpios, a verger, sacristan.

not to let Mm go beyond bounds; *%B*J* o& jtoaoi; see M|s,
7ie hept his heart in boTids. Ethparal^o^H/ wiaao^a and ?ia Pharmuthi, the seventh
to be ensnared, entangled )LV*v% in a net; Egyptian month, nearly answering to April.
Jio& Joi
JoL &
%^Silfj> thou hast^ r
JJ
jhC^^a f. 7rapafxv$ia, comfort, assistance.
not bem ensnared as was Mm by that agent of
J&oSi pi. JjL f. a batton, buckle.
death. Debvativb, ILoio.
Jfcoo^a rt. y^a. perh. a divided Iwof,
9 r
to separate, annikilate, destroy cloven hoof
J*^ t+Su w^. *AaD$jaL | do not part asunder y& denom. verb from )l^o^. Aphel
my soul and body. Ethpalpal *a'Jblf*to \^&f*to endow, portion.
be partedy destroyed. Debivative, Juadoioa.
\5& m. big-bellied, a glutton.
ir- *a m, a secret place P
hiding-place,
<^l& or &^Ia
from Frank; the country
thicket.
of the Franhs, Western Uurope.
%rr\ * mr>l& pi. jlttaioia f. 7r/m, a deed, k^K^k and j|a in Latin, in the Latin
action, act; acts of a synod; an action at language.
law, with Joc to be brought; the Acts of the
k^*3, Js-. a Frank, Roman, one of Latin
Apostles.
race; one belonging to tlie Western or Latin
floa^Lta; see uaoo^i^oi.
Church,
L\l and UiL^U, j&L m. pi
IJV * r
UXuX^
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an intimatton, notice of a suit, charge. b) *ol& fut. k&o&jy paris. %co& 9 Uo*S> : ^au*i^>

tftaXtiyytov, a venomous spider. im*Xa cf. subst. iAZa, ji' above. a) intrans.

JloJ* wpvota, divine providence, to spreadout, extend; LcS&iJl o*iJ> u^o^al J|?
Jojd and *

k* idolatry of Israel *%0tt&2

U,cu^a m, wom out with age, a decrepit i-Na.^a.,r, Zerf tlie

spread amongst the nations* h) trane. to spread

od man.
out, stretch oul, unfold the wings, the hands
JloWcujii f. decrepitude, extreme old age.
a net; a veil, covering; to u/nroll a scroll,
\1L>&, JfcL senile.
rollj toshed abroad light, darkness ; todiffuse;
jlcu^a frora Jj^a. f. intmiperance, gluttony. ^^JaL [azls jto^a 7te spread a veil over . . .,

jfcLJi pi. }J . <>epvf}> 2yr^ce Paid to $16 fc#o>aau^.j^ Jwij^X kol the mm sieds its rays
father of the bride, dovjer, dowry, rtiarriage set- abroad; ^o^m/ uoch ^ca-^s i/^y stretclied
tlements, sometimes used of the portion brought
out hands; %S+ 4*oCLao-**j ^miLa
their
by the bride from her father's house but usually 40o!^o His mereies are extended to alt c) to
of the dower settled by the bridegroom, hence
divide, distribute. Ethpe. %eol^l( a) refl.
a marriage s-J^ JJj toithout settlements and to spread, shed itself abroad. 5) pass. io be
children of the same ranked lower than a spread out, diffused; io be made knovm abroad,
marriage with dower and js*j; &9 JJai
promulgated. c) to be divided, classed. Pa.
legitimate children. jl^J^? Jofco marriage
& to spread out the hands widely. Ethpa.
contract
-ai( to overspread, overrun for plunder.
fwoaJZ Trpovofiia, primlege, exemption, re- Derivative^ Jja-^, Jkm**a, Uo&, U*&,
mission oftaxes. U&&, ]isO0i^ } ixD&J0.
t&Jt a) io take the overdght, manage, <jx>2> denom. verb from %ttc, icoidl.
nde; to administer Uo5 property; Joi* o/ Ethpaal u^ai( to devise, plan, scheme; with
the realm = to be regent ; to be a guardian of JosictLa to contrive a means or device; to
orphans, bring up children; *I*Ucu9 *b3& attempt, invent> achieve; to use guile, do
J?-^ *5? God has ruled our separaiion from cwmingly; ^floji^j lei us compass
each other; roia^i uj^cw Joo* *m*iu*>
peace; \f JjjalJI l^jftJ? he scJiemes
he managed the ajfairs ofhis kingdom; )&& yv
to attain great honour; oCL"%Z O
JfcLIa *ut&c; *&*( the elders who govern liejlatters Mm cvmningly.
the town. b) to care for, providefor the poor
u| pr. n. f. Persia. Derivatives, Jua^o
or sick; to distribute; *&j& Jooj Jloj n^ and UosiS, J^J^oi,
io Tm^ he distributed alt the gold and silver
he possessed to the poor ; *%JL Jlaeufc %Jcu ^a
U^, }&*>& pi. *L 5 Jfc^. and U^s rt.

heaven dispensed io those below o 3. f. a) the sole of the foot, hoofo men aixd
J^is*-L dew and
rain. o) to appoint, ordain, beasts ; afootstep, trace; Jlwi VUL having
arrange in order.
Ethialal **u &l( to beadmimstered,managed
the hoof wndivided; Jjjlm^a UiT cloven-
as affairs, revenues to be distributed hoofeds Jkliia* |I^9 toeb-feet. b) the
; as alras
to be provided, cared for, fully supplied esp. lupine.

withfood; UiU j^U Jt'<l*:*i J? Us a) = ^a c. 5) fem. act. part. of

this is eo appointed

<U J&Jt }>&

by divine dispensation ;
U^i. WooJ God
verb uIs.
Ui ^ w^LT? w'fe
U^a .U*a J U^
Ag tent U she
^ c^
J spread*
gavejvre to the world that might be sustained
it the cloth to give tis our portion.
ihereby.

Jioimjia&oo.
Debivatives, Lc^a- jua^i^a 5
U;
of cloth;
pi.

a
H rt. *,&,
covering, carpet, tent-covering.
m . a) a cZo ^ ^ b)
a peach-tree. c) )J-o>tS. =
Uoj&
administrator.
pi. jl. from >au&. m. a steward,
U *a H pi. rt. u^. m .
) a cover> ^^^
?, screew; rit. the veil placed
over th* conw-

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crated bread. b) a mat, rug, earpet. c) a Esp. with jiflu/ to render honour; J*? io pajfm
mea&wred allowance, portion, rations. d) what is due; ftafo* to return, requite, cl^Zs
a cedar-cone. JJk^ JJ^cu* ifoy requited him weBy Jfcl^cw to

an Egyptian tree
pay a debt; )ts^2> to reiate duly, a narra-
bring
)Ux>& m. ircpcria, persea,
tion to its due end, come to an end; J*J? topay
with the fruit growing from the stern.
a vow; )Lq& to do due reverence, to salute,
fc^rj^c 3 adv. a) from *& *, naked. b) from
return greetings. Ethpe, ^^atf a) to be
jx>l. in the Persian language.
avenged, to talce vengeance often with kLiias,
U&cx&Jb pi. C- from NkfiD^S. m. a Aoo/ 3
cZato.
)lVLv, &c. 6) to be reeompensed, rewarded,
y
j>lrf^ pi. f Pers. m. a parasang, farsang repaid, to receive \L*J a reward; Joos| gold;

or farsakh = three or four miles according to U*? judgement, punishrnent; Y*&f the price s
the nature of the ground, an hour's journey. ]U*& t**
an hundredfold. c) to be performed
as a vow, a prayer.
Joa^{jt9; seekfi^o&.
y
Aph. sb%s>f to germinate, bud, sJioot forth,
.cu^e&j, S\& and So& pi. ]Ld^_ m.
topui forth buds &c, raetaph. to breah forth
Trpodvreiov, a suiburban farm or estate.
as water, put forth, flourish. Derivatives,
)L'cu^QB f. a waiting-woman. KxyaaJloi-\JaS )^o^sJia^o^Jla^3
; ?

- y
3 Parel conj. to strip naked, lay bare, U^S, Ui&, l^J-^.3; U, \^ ^ .
, JOJ^^S^.
expose, unmak, jmt to shame. Pass. part.
(oK* pi. \Z- rt. *^*3. in. a) vengeance.
u^ \lm^scostrippedsB corpses; unseemly,
b) a bud, shoot, sucker, blossom; metaph.
sltameful. Ethpali <* ir to be made known
a ramification, offshoot of doctrine ; graxn. a
opmly; to be exposed, disclosed as treachery,
derived form. c) hypericum > St. JoJin's wort;
hypocrisy; to be detected in, convicted of; to
cuewmis melo, melon.
come into bad repute. Derivatives, j^-ce *o9,
)ok rt. ^;3, m. a) produce, fruit. b)

skaving the head. c) retribution.

)icUff>;fYNa, )j^&^d]^j)D ; jiouioifcoo.
. o^^ Pharaoh. Derivative, the follow-
&xi+i jisfci- from fcfl&Ja. Persian, a Persian;
ing adjective :

apeach.
Jjja-^^s, Jlj Pharaonic, Egyptian.
\jjx>& pi. [ rt. ^03. a) m. having hoofs,
ILt, J^Li rt. ^t. gram. derived,
hoofed. b) l pi. of U4, ]&& derivative.
^d^ 2o distend, rarefy, make loose; to place
a
JlM-^^3 f. starling,
at some distance apart as in planticg out.
Pass. part. J*&jo*sLao, \ tkin, scanty; of
Jjl^j \& pi. Ju_ m. nap-mi, a wooden clasp.

or curtain-hooh ; also a clamp, sili of a tent.

loose cohesion ; dissolute. Ethpalpal **Jb 3L (

to be of loose texture; to be dispersed; to be

)&& pi. JfcC^ f. utensils, pois.

rarefied. Derivatives, Jj^iaa, JL^ocd^, Jfoi and 0923 = doyoia purple.

Jicu\ttn9oo, j 1 cu. .voo &*>. Jjob*9 m. the partridge, also a kind of
water-fowl.

jxJl^ pi. J. m. portulaea, purslain.

<*Ji& fot. <*wo';J, act. part. ^a, Jo;i,
pass, part. ^*l3, l a) . to spring up, bud, ^jctikSta or I& pi. \2m m. a) wings, plumes.
put or bring forth leaves, flowers, fruit ; to b) rubbing or crumbling bread between the
show forth. b) to shave the head, c) to requite, handa.
r&pay, recompense, reward, bestow; to make calamus aromaticus.
resttution, pay compensation ; to answer, be
b\^b and So^3 m.
\fc*JS* %& 9 txceJfe ,

answerable for ; *jccia**$ ^(*x^;3?^o alt Lat. praepositus, prefect, cliamberlain at the
tkat the Lord hath bestowed on rne in His mercy* Byzantine court.
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a) to rinse, tinse out clothes &c, to Uo\ &, J&JL ofpersm,2>er8onal,personify~

garafa b) to ead a soft Iwmrious life. ing; gram. per sonal ; &\etteTformmg a person
Ethpalpal **$>&U to sport, frisk, run riot, of a verb.
Iv&tmate, feast to excess, revelj ^i^? }c&h
feslU^Oi adv. personally, in person.
*J^ >fc;afco winged crtaVwres oflteaven dis~

yorting themselves in the air;

Y^r
%3*M ]tUo. & pi. f. motes in a sunbeam.

jlSjo ka|j> owr so Aof/t revelled in good Uj^, Jj^j^fi or

J^ pi. Wj& f- agrap*
things and in shady retreats. Derivative, stone, pomegranate seed; a raisin.

jI^AJcLjr^ pi. j&ll. dimin. of )J**5. an atom,

^3 tofltitter, quiver. Ethpalpal Jb&l partide, moe.
to vyriihe, to be in the agony ofdeatL Dekiva- sCfi& fut. toejj, act. part. iola, 1^^, cf,

ttve, JiSiaS. \s>i below; part, adj. a) ux3, \ , J^

\l& pi. J* a slieet or plate of metal. b) &+&, ^ , jts - a) intrans. to separate
from, break loose; to depart, go away, remove,
J?3 intempwate, lascivious.
witkdraw, abandon with ^j -so joo o^s JJ

o*3, Jfiou pi. } 7tp6(r<iWQvi a) face,

U&- f+& the pillar of fire departed notfrom
countenance, presence; l^cJi ^*( oto,;i* io%j
before the people ; oC^X o^ & i his
oo^o
His face shone as the s%m; 5 ioX S> face to
Mm; ochI^x *&> oo3
face; f B & Ti i&e presence
inanimate objects the face,
of before . . .,
strength forsook
l3 they did not abandon their evil deeds;
JJ

cf. /. 6) of sv/rface
ol'd^i jo i&S Ae ceased praying. Part. adj.
jbkfi of $Ae earth, kl*L? of /i heavens,
ux*Ia separate, lonely, distant, absent, remote,
\jL?l*,9 of the sun. c) his person, himself;
far off; >+%*** Jlo^flo/ \+1& sixty stadia
cuiL.*^ ojoji yun %Jjc owr iorrf se Him-
self to pray, betook Himself to prayer. d) distant; U*Z & inland; jlai^J *> free
theolog. a Person of the Holy Trinity, irpo-wtov
front falsehood ; Jol^-i & separate from sin ;
while Jocaua is more often used for vnovravis l^^fl aLo ^ ^;r from any Jcnowhdge,
the Nestoriana ackno"wIedge two k&axb one utterly ignorant, b) trans. to redeem, ransom,
lic]^ in Chiist;
r *t tf JM J^?
save; o*x^> *oo^aj o^*Zo Aw kinsman
redeem that which he hath sold; JI*.
shatt

-So, 3 i* oo imiil *7k>w confess two Natwres ^5^3

they ransom captives; Ji*j usot *awe Zor<?/
which became om Person, e) a person, any one;
IZ&io \&Qy& la^> letters to various persons;
.t^o? M2iao.v3 <A ramomed of the Lord;
Kflus UiC iheflock redeemed by the
Iw^a..* J^o%'i3 illustrious men; \X<LZ\ ? *-.*!
^^-f*
cross. Ethpe. usjt^ a) io depart, abandon;
ticosisters.f) person, 2)ersonification ; appear- to be torn away, dslocated, broJcm off. b) to
ance, likeness; with JL** io represent act in
t
be ramomed, redeemed, saved. Pa. *> to bjreah
the person of.. ., also fc> personify, dramatize;
off, rend, dislocate; to take away; tp j&j
**oj feXSjfc , ji na ^v ? a words bearing an jV>A.m distracted with
appearance or pretence of meehness; ot;as>
vanities. Ethpa.
jsisif a) <o Je re, dislocated. b) to move
MmSr angels appeared to Abraham in the
to and fro, to be moved. c) to separate oneself,
likeness
of strangers ; c-j& 5a o*^ w2>rMoses r
abandon, to be quib Aph. *>i&] a) to rend;
of.
spoke to Pharaoh os represeniing his Lord;
]f^ Ui&Je Jj&*5irjLo o strong wind rend-
?s ^>inthspersonofu7iderthenameof... 9 ing the mowniains. b) to cause to depart, drive
S cxmj see cuu. y) |A sc?we, meaming of away, take away, remove, to withdraw an
a word. A) astron. = icoaSf army
a third pwrt of put away
each sign of the Zodiac,
to Uw a devoted thing, ]$&}*
i) gram. person of
Pw<6 strnge gods; <& H|ok^. ck&afo,
a verb. Deeivatives, the three following
worda : vooo^|? cSS^f to tum aside the Jewsfrom
the toorship of their Qod. c) to separate, came
fc^ia&ii adv. personally. to abandon, cause to abstain
from with &
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artVfe ifo angelic command. b) to set apart

U>*&> JlaeetS, JwJdOi, JIclcu^s, J^t, U>t&, for a special use or office, to appoint; j^yft^N
U;^clX j^o^X *f Jljf to $ei apari /or a Wtf
or whole offering unto the Lord ; c**>J& ft*t **

Jja^ pi. J~- rt. o&. m. a strip, bandage; *f*U>t ^Te Who fore-appointed him that by
a piece of cloth, silk, &c. him . . ./ ^ofcwJ^? JW )iaoffl^( a*o;
appoint bishop tvhomsoever ye to
\J* 3 rt. *&. m. i&# Saviour. elect. c)

make a distinciion, a dijference, to distinguisk;

\J*i& rt. utid* m. a division, juncture, joint.
*%> *** v sq jt^S IIa-ov^S i/ie distinctions
jS io bend fonoard,fall down. which He who ordains all has made; with
)JGLOt& dimie, of j^^. m. a maZZ cZoiA,
)iL/ io disiinguish, to hono-wr* Gram. JX*3
smatt strip of cloth.
)1^ jaX * #ja^ J )^^ fts Lomadh
U*>Q^3 with *aJ>, Greek infin. formed distinguishes glle, waves, //'0?n i/^e wown ^/o?
from Lat. procurare ; io give over the manage- a straw. Adverbial use with another verb,
ment. distznclly, clearly; o p( ^1^^ **.& /w
^aa, %m^>9 m. pi, <f>paKTr}s -ai, a screen. clearly com^ared tliem to . . . . cZ) io separate

\ss^>& from intercourse, io exeonvmunicate. e) to

irpaKTucf), with ]^^/ a Synodical
separate from a wife, a hnsband. /) with
Letter.
o+mVij or ellipt. io separate oneself, go apart,

practicai; active, energetic.

away,secede, depart,die with ^; ^& ^o^_a
J^cux stand alooffrom thepeople; *ooo& Jwi3
IX*^dIs, j^JL practicai. iw o^^mo Ae paried from tkem and tooh
*i& TrpaKT^p = irptcrop, iax-gatherer. his way J^& ^*> J^-^? }-i^J i7i ^om?
to . . .,

\L,#J>> pi, ]*_ f. a mo ;

cfo'icA, sewer. which departs from thebody; Jjci^z>f toSs^v

^ajL*J9^ 7rapaKivt)Tr]<s i a disturber of the

^caaVT jooj ye havegone apart that ye might
geace. setile in mountains i. e. become solitaries.
Part. adj. a) separ ated, separate, apart, diferent,
, yt\GAU&& and 3( m. Lat. precessus,
a imperial progresa, also the emperor's tempo- diverse; Jt-- -^ j*_*Z-S or ellipt. excom-
raunicate; gram. separate letters i.e. written
rary stay elsewhere than at Constantinople.
separately. b) set apart, dedicated; }aaaa+/
>^>\r>la and {')& pi- ^ ni. 7rapdKkt}Tos,
\.x A<XS^> ***Z i^^ c?ay t*5 /or wor^. c)
an advocate, intercessor esp. the Gomforter.
special, singular, wonderful; ]iC*-.Za Jfcoo?
Ji^Xo^a from the preceding: o/ i/*e Para-
a sjwcal place; )oL\* fc*woiJ ycu/ ^JLi2
dele.
wGnderful are the mysteries of God; Jjmxjw
v&oJ& to ckatter, chir]) as birds. Ethpalp. ^Is ?7i^ Special Name i.e. of God. Fem. pi.
^o^i/ io & ?;& emph. wonders, portenis. Cf. subst. J.-**Z^.

jfclo^ rt. 03^9. f. the back of the neck, tlie Ethpe. ^ti( a) io 6^ divided, become
vertebra of the neck. separated; Jltls*& |? the Persons of the

JI*a pi. - French frere, a brother. Holy Trinity who are inseparable. b) to be set
apart, assigned. c) to be demgnaUd, elected,
Us*+)&; see K*flooi.
appointed to office, also to be constituted, as a
^sI^m^Fi, fil and JJJlfn.mi^ from bishopric. d) to be marked oul, distlnguished.
J*ip9td adv. freely, bdldly.
e) to be divorced. to be excomnnmicated.
f)
**.3 fut. jio^J, act. part. *, U-*a, pass. g) refl. to separate oneself stand dloof, depart.
part. *-Zs 5
i., JfcL. a) trans, io separate, Pa. *a,*B a) to part asunder, separate; to
r
sever , sei apar^jpar^, divide; Ko> }o/ <*t make a difference y
disiinguish. b) to set apart y
f ajM^b j>c6 G^od divided the light from the dedicate, c) to write distinctly, describe clearly,
darJcnsss; UJL&? Jj^oift^ aUA io sei to explain. Pass. part- *.LsLo, f-^-f & **
t

3 o
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Jki*-iii.a. separate, distinct , defined, explained; jl'ifi rt. i*9. m. fc*fttd 6nft or crumbUd
rarious; special; U,*sLs3 JLo a clear or articu- to put into soup.

late spteech; eccles. selecled, arranged in order; Jl*& (short e) rt, t*fc. m. undigested food in
jLiiL? **?? j^M^^lT the Psalms of David the stomach, dung*
in order; Ji> l^> J* U'^FJ v> jJU-^o i/ie
]L'*a (long e) rt. = \L\s> fertility.
J*a. f.

lessons in following order through tbe year

oh-J* or 4*ot3 pr. ii Parthia,
JXtSlao yCu^o r the Gosjwls following sepa-
rately, opp. a diatessaron or harmony of the ^*{t^3 from ot^s. adv. m the Parthian

Gospels, Exhpa. <*,l&l( to beparted asunder, language.

r
separated; to be asstgned. Aph. ^^} to set

apart as an offering to the Lorcl ; to separate JloltS pi. | from oitS ; a Parthian.
oneself; with fA^s to prick the heart, cause
deld pi- - l^ljabpar^'cZes,
compunction. Derivatiyes J^os, jjjtfc, 5

JLoUd pi. J* rt. t^. m. brolcen bits ofbread,

fcs-U-3, )lda-;^, |aa-^ 3 crumbs, fragments.

L**&, VtoUb;

U+ Att, jioiAi-^?
; U*.*>sJ*>, k-j-u^s-^, u*r^ to crush. Ethpal. >*+s>kl to be
crushed.

)*$& pl.
J rt. *d, m. a horsemn,
j ^1^3 Pali conj. of Ud.
mownted soldier; JJ^L&o JJ2 cavalry and ?

UL 3 from Lt. from or 0/ <Ae 6aw5 of the

infantry, horse andfoot.
Euphrates.
m.
U-i-3 rt. *,;. a) separation, selection;
w^- u*i*s, &ia &c. pl in*,
U^atifla&a lectionary. b) an ox-goad, aoaa-ij^, &c. f. TrapaBr/Kr), a depozit, charge.
U^f-3 pi )JL Pers. in. a c<?/>?/ of a book,
&c, an astronoracal fojfe,
rf^y part. JoUsK ^ssifo. 6) io Je dowSi-
Jicu^^a rt A,^a, horsem&n, cavalry;
f.
/?, anxious; ]is*i wfc^Si" ioo }l3V^
horsemanship.
Aw iW %'os anxiously set on acquiring
]&& pi. )lo rt. *,*. f. a) an offering, virlues. Debivattves, JolioS, |ali3.
ihing dedicated. b) determinaiion.
k>t* pl. H. rt. ^1*3. m. an atom, minute
%JL& or yL& to stradale.
partide, crumb.
]^m^^3 f. having the feet wide apart, pl; from )is, Ji'^ mac^e ofbran.
straddling,

l*a
) pl. uiaaliS; see U-U.
act. part. IU, jUi . to rip up. Ethpe.
Iteti to burst as a fruit with ripeness;
*a Ethpa. **at^ to be relaxed, dissolved.
to
burst asunder; to beripped up; metaph. to
Aph. wk/ pass. part. *L, worra or wasted
away. Patjed uuLoa a) to throw
burst with aoger. Pa. V& to tear open, rip off by per-
up; spiration; iasL? diaphoretic, promoting
V4&rUKL )a ISLi a wild beast shall
tear them;
4&|
Ethpa. tULTto ^rs*;
J| ^c^^5
h^^ ewywg-
perspiration.
to dissipate;
b) to disperse vapour; metaph.
^o'oticuio *Ialu he wiU dispd
UiitTU their sadness.
&<% farot opm. Aph. lft/' to tear topieces. Ethpau. aLosl/* ) refl. to
Pali wi*3 o tear away or asunder, Ethpali waste away, consume; l^ioL
\<^*.ask .5
^l^iirsame as Ethpeel and sometimes fooOO Ijja^. t*a (M<A 6o^y wears away in
con-
fused with labour and fasting. b) to be dissipated,
it. Debivatives, JlJcx, J*U$d dis-
l&, JU, }lls>, jioUa, Jicui^fcoo.
li* rarely i*a, rt. !#, pr n . . ^ Ewphrates.
K& mountain mists are not
dispersed's
U*aox -MwasVjo the tumour can be disperw&
Debivatives, U^oa, U*aaj
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V*
(c^ft part. adj. ^JL, J4^*-3 maimed, *& fut. ^OftJj act. part. ^6> l&*^>
cHpped in hand or /ooi. Derivatives, pass. part. ^is, J. a) trans.
}>.,, to stretch

out, extend, reach out, often with )l+l to spread

Jokoad rt. ^jk. m. tasteless, insirid. out the famds in suppltcation, io reach oui the

]i<*&, J1T rt. ^*. a) explaining, disceming; hand to give; ^Jm; yai^ )L[ ^cu
an interpreter of dreams. 6) digestive; sup- extend help to the needy; i*joo Jcl*3 6e large-
purating, generating matter. e) lukewarm, minded; with <H*j or jI&scud to stand erect

pi. ellipt. warm tvater; metaph. insipid, sense- but with Aj also to o^er oneself; x.<a

less, silly. JuiLlSf *ooid^ik oml5u ZTe ^ave Himself up

jfoicubi* rt. +-*> f. a) liquefaciion. b)
to the wcked; with j^of to stretch forward,
senselessness, folly. offer the nech. b) to malce straight; ^*&
\2C3lo Re made the crooked to stand erect;
tofc^S fut. wcu*3u and iaPj,>, act. part. w-Ia,
j^Ia^, part. adj. w^JILa,
tai? [1a^ xj^9 J^e ma<Ze <e tongue of the
JJL. a) to tear, roncZ
dumb to speak. c) intrans. to reach, go for-
asunder, cui off; uJL Uijj cJjoai Samsari
rent the Hon; ]Jbw &
U>a=*X u*Ji3 Ae ctrf
b) to throw down;
vjard, spread out; o
arrow wmt on and passed through his body
i^JS.0 AJ* J)^ rt*

off a sucker from tlie tree.

%$&&}{ '*%. ^Ja the army overspread their
o*CL**ao oaM*.a tfArou; /ier down, and they
land. Pass. part. a) emtf, upright, esp. rit.
threw her dotvn. c) to detach, seduce ; }-=>

JiVfaaJ *& ^*iij /^ 500&S to dravj you PP* "^^ prostrate;fc^JLa t^ Ilcu^.* a
prayer said by the priest standing up. b)
away from a chaste life. d) to diminish,
with J.*/ a stretched-out hand; metaph. open,
become remiss. Part. a) maimed, bvohen;
liberal; with }Jut^ msd!yi q^ tongue. c)
less, more tolerable; *%*^J> tOo*\ *+*& jooJ?
)!*?? kaocJo that it may be more tolerable for
straight, plain, fiat; ^to ^-*'3 straight
before us. d) meci. simple drugs, substances 7
them in day of judgement ; u** Joo*
the
illnesses, opp. ).^ov-2o compound, e) geoniet.
jJcujxu the tempiation was less, the force of
with Jl!^ explained as a simple or straight
the tempiation was brokm. Ethpe. *+m2>1{
shadow, i.e. one which only widens or de-
to be torn or brokm off as branches ; to be
creasesj opp. jcLo* a shadow which moves
crippUd, disjointed; metaph. to be enfeebled,
round the object which casts it. /) legal,
knocked up. Pa. u**3 to cui in pieces as
with Mh2o) sale toithout warranty. g) simple;
sacrificial animals, to cui off as branches ; to
tear asunder, tear to pieces; Jj&iia. }3oa-> common, with JfcJ& prose; \^**& Lo corn-

lopped off branches; ugals,, ^vx . r

mon, i.e. hepiasyllabic measure; also the
^V

^ITc Oi yiK o owJjaaX 2&ey ivill threaten to

categories are called Jwo Jj^i jJ-^cuo ^
seize him and tear kim to pieces. Metaph. to e^ mpb matters; Jl^^ia Jfclaai or ellipt.

perplex^ distract. Ethpa. to be tom asunder; the Peshitto or Simple Versio?i. h) simple, un-
to be shattered; to be broken off, tom away;
learned, pi. the common people ; 3 )ft ^ ffl .$ (

to be distracted, perplexed; .iicxL JJy *>cu

,

^o a% ordinary bishop, i.e. not a Metropolitan

Jkh*j every day is torn away from us, comes nor Ptriarch. ) simple-minded, innocent,
to an abrupt end toithout profit; v-JLkJ jj
1
sincere, straightforward; Ja^ a ^wi^Ze
yi-\> lest your miftd be distracted. Dekiva- /^arf; \1*Zsl& IL^ U^'X : a^ Ee left
TIVES, J^j^oS, Ul, Jicu*AJw. alone the and chose tlie simple, k)
crafty

},.,,$ pi. \Zm rt. w.-*-9. in. a) a seciton,

gram. a primary noun, intransitive verb,
part of a book. b) the fork of branches. separate pronoun, cardinal number. E-Syr.
c)
a company of soldiers. d) a sect. e) either
the simple verb = Peal and Ethpeal conjj\
transverse line of a cross. Ethpe. JLqI( a) to be made straight, mada
+**a Ethpal. ^aSI/ to be torn or Sro&m oble to move as the tongue, hand, body*
(tway. c^mbI( }.a^&50 the jyaralysed stood erect.
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b) to slretch out, spread out, extend; to expand doubtful, to Imitate, be in doubt with o or

as flowers; *-0<* JLo$Uj yoi^MkJ Jja

before the Tartars over$pread those countries; ?e /? .oj! be in doubt concerning either

SUo? o*^> J^airthe Faith of Christ rnatter. Derivatives, Jji^a, |^a-^o-S,

has S2>read throughout our realm. Pa. &2$ to

$2>read oui; to setstraight; ujJqJ^lS, compose **i, \Jlm2> m. a handsbreadth = half a eubit.
my limbs for burial. Ethpa. ^1^1^^) to *%.L* part. ^.a.^aAS, jj,a.A.ft?iP twisted,
siretch out the limbs, fo sfcmi p, stand erect, crooked, crookshanked.
b) to be exttnded, be made straight as a road. *%Zs> fut. %isu, act. part. ^-^, jj*i,
Deotvatives, },-*->, Jl^^S, k*^^, pass. part.
'
s
^*i3, J_. ^o ^;z^, tviine, spin;
JIo^aS, Jlo^aL^, Jj^Aa-x>. metaph. li^^j*^. ^iaj it toill turist in
l^*$ rt. ^*S. ra. extension, dilatation; every direction. Ethpe. ^ ^9>i^ ) to be
)I-|? 3 M<s strctching out of the hands. twisted, spun. b) = "%JL&}?{ to be cooked.

J^is, j^Ad pi. Js rt. ^*. f. a prayer PA.^i io spin; pass. part. a) twined or spun
said by the priest with outstretched hands and linen. b) crooked, bending over tofall. Eth-
in a loud voice. PAAL^jLtrand ETHPAiAL^Ju3tr) to be

U+^mS m. pi. swaddling clothes.

tioisted, twined. b) to be cooked, fried. Aph.
ktl^ * 3 rt. <^. adv. wallung with a
\*( ) to twist, twine JLaJl a rope* b) to

limp, lamely. twist, ivring the limbs. c) to make great

haste. Ettaph. ^isil^ to be spun. Deki-
Jia^is rt. (^S. f. paralysis of the hands.
\+s, J^ia or ^*is the xniddle forai is
jUs or IL^ a) spinning. b) a thread.
probably correet, Pers. m. a smal coin.
c) parching.
)}S. JA*9 m. the cloven hoofofa goat,
fi&t Utx* Ar. tasteless.
rt. u^lS), .perpUxity a distracted )^2&jfci> or ^gocl*3 pi.
}
H-. Pers. m.
a horse-cloth, pack-saddle.
fc^}*I rt ^3. adv. dmply9 directly, ,
**3 pass. part. ^, P m
iz
liberatty; foolishly; generally opp. specially;
lukewarm, tejnd, tasteless. Ethpa. "*Zsil}*to
rit. KT^ia y>y& he rises and stands erect; become insipid, be spiritless. Deriyatives,
legal, with ^a> to buy without warraniy.
jic^is rfc. ,^*a, f. simplicity, innocence,
ignorance; with Jj*/ or
U ^*g* pi. Cm. a small reddish bug.
ellipt. openanded-
ness; unity of substance ; gram. prose. m. a zoicket door.

Jk^A^a a) *Ae Peshitto Version; m. a great fsli the skin of wfaich is

see under
*3. b) a branch. used for planing or polishing wood.
P
y^S, UaI9 axis- fut. jiiau only in the Iexx. to make
3 Jt held close together, pressed
plain or easy. Part. adj. aSs>,
close. |i_, J&_.
easy, 6^. . . kk&i. JjLia Wwhether is it
Ji'c&^Ia rt. ^^a. f. tastelesmess, insipidity.
casier to say, 8cc.or . . ./ JfcL5Lr u*Id easy-
\t~\suZa rt. **.
adv. easily, with ease,
tempered. Pa. oala to explain, expound;
freely, readily; plainly, distinetly. to
write commentaries ; to translatej *
jt'ck*^rt. ^
***JF< mse, facility; readi- M ibJo ewplain this parable tom;
ness; jls^ycW locuia proneness to
Vn a ftinS"
fo
yls impers.
a#
^ qff&nd.
fcJL*a usually with J^j3> fo
m?er unth ...; pass. part. U*i3 pressed
oti

L*q* tkl.?'
,,
kari of
VL UaX
interpretation
he eocpovmds the Six
K?
_

Days of Greation to the congregation

closely together.
pass. part.
Pael y& to make to doubt;
yiaao, |a*4.re nonplussed, ai a loss,
]it^ W j^&o^\ Aia
wrote commentaries on the
;
James of Sarug
Jj

pressed by difficuhies.
OU and Nev? Testa-
Ethpa. ^lirto be mtnts. Ethpa. *JJ>lf a) to be declare,
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469 pjjO&\&

^|^*|s^ jv^K broken bread. Ethpa.

Aarf nat yet bem declared wkat shovld be done* llsLalf to 6c poundedy crushed. Palpel
b) to be tramlated; llVijft\jcfe ^o d&2&l{? k^lS^ o tear a reputation to pieees, to dis-
r
cu o; wkich was translated from the
parage, calurrmiate. Ethpalp. l&t&lT to

Septuagint. Dektyatives, Ul*c&, l*A*ctd, be broken, crushed, destroyed. Debit atives,

Jl^U, Jtja and )lk&, JLek*afeAa>.
jlis and Zh& to be enlarged, increased*
Pass. part. jl^<a, llhJ*, ]}&+%*& wide> broad,

L&Srt. . m, an interpretei ample; UsLit ooj|l^3 wide is the gate; J^cin,

pass. part. B o *ajM>. bandy-legged. Usi a 6roa^ street; o^a^ Jk^? U^&
Cf. %a*3. a vnde-mouthed vessel; JL-^J Jfc^ splay-

i.*a fut. ii&J, act. part. ;*&, ]t, pass. footed; with Jfclj^j or ellipt. Zon^, lengthy;

part. i-Jia, }l*2&. a) to interpret a dream,

solve a riddle. 6) intrans. to dissolve, melt, terofe A^5 Gospel at full length. Pa. ^-3
to liquefy, fuse as metals ; to be macerated; fo enlarge, enrich; ividen dresses, houses,

J^l^so ll*2> the salt dissolved; j^X^ J^ territories ; uiL^f |aAA&f jl^ocf ^&Ld

Jtoajjl* thefrost of heathmdom disappeared enlarge the place ofihy tent; ^go^X ^LK |
metaph. L* Jj ^u? Jfcoa- *&3 an^er of JJ^CjS^ w;e Aaw noi narrated ii at length.

thine heart is noi melted. c) to dig est, to Ethpa. w^3l( to 6e enlarged, extended; io
ruminate; to mature as an ulcer; )-*? f+** wax extmd uridely, spread abroad;
great,

a digestive; ~^Jt Jl &JaOb immature pus- tosL&tfo w^siio w^a-{o *%&( he ate and

tides.Ethpe. iisl/ to meft, 6<s melted; of drank and grew large and stout; Jfc^aliok *?
a dream to vanish away, be of no effect* Pa. orO|^( o^k Ja*? .jtZIxs tvJioso relaxes in
*d a) to interpret a dream, a parohie, 6)
ease, the straitness of the gate repet* 7wm/

trans. o ?ne&, smelt, liquefy wax, glass, metals, ^\-*? ^laA^ jls^ir JJJ
do noi talk big about
to run down honey. c) to digest. Ethpa. thyself; JLV^o Jil^alioc iAe gospel spreads
'JLsbli a) to mUt) jlow doum, to be melted, widely. Aph. u^/ to enlarge, make broad,
liquefied; to be crached; ^ZaB^cc Jjculs JfcS spread oui widely; to be verbose, lengthy;
o o g the walls and houses were crached by the M^j-Xcl* o^J^JaaX 1^3? desirous ofenlarging
"* sF*** *'** y
conflagration. b) to be expiained as a dream. his dominions; ~

c) to be digested. Aph. dkSJ* a) to declare, broad iheir phylacteries ; ^Aj^oJl VJfcHa/*'

explain; Jk^J oCfc^> J^^lWV^ /S/^oZ Aa^ opened widely. Dekivatives,

these things Isaiah declared in his parable of
the vine. b) to relax, loosen the limbs. Deri-

)%^pi.of)r^
r
t*sj J*& rfc. y&.m.interp?"etatio?i of dreams, n a
denom. verb from J^^J^- to ay }
solution of riddles; ruminationy digestion; speak.
melting; \a ^As melting of the heart = great
sorrowj mitigation, reaxation; foolishness.
?**&> l&^ pi. ^, - Pers. a
tiwrrf, *ay%, phrase; a text of Scripture ; in
]t^ 3
jii*d rt. imB. f. urine; ^-jj*5 poetry a Kn verse, half-verse, verdele, a fooi
diuretic,
a matter, tking, affair; with oo **!, &c.
**jl*jt& = *!^*)^ bryony. to return or ^tw au cmswer, to answer for, be
a = answerable.
J^a or las, ts&, fut. ickj, act. part. IJa, ]6n_s> rt. j^a. m. largeness; ]6%*J&
pass- part. fc-fc*, J&*9. to break bread*in ^*olof*^ dwfr cxceedingly large number.
pieces; J& M**Lofe break the cake w pieees; Uofcsi, )fct rt. w^V^. m. a) an originaor;
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- f
l&? ? Julosja he who first baptized. c) the place where a boolc opens, i. e. the

b) cow-dung. c) a letter taking Fthacha, ttoo pages lying open. d) tlte taking of a
JoI^a, ]io& pi. sl-, )* m. a table, tray; ciiy by storm, e) pi. = julc& the supports of

# S7*A/ )ok*a ^*^ a refectori/. Esp. a Co?n- a weaver's beam. /) gram. the vowel P thacha.
wwmott- to&?e, altar. J^s pi. }I_ rt. wk*. m. a) an opening.
b) explanation. c) tlte royal sceptre.
JiU&ls or JiioKs pi, JJL rt. yfc*3. m,
ornaments, girdles or raiments dyed or torought J^9 verb; see Jfcla.

in various colours or of coloured gems, varie- }&, Jifcl pi. \1 rt. Jl^. m. breadiJi;
gated marble or ivood, agate, striped silh, latitude; Usa_= across, transversely.
brocade. bw^l^ rt. jls-. adv. of speaking or
**& fut. ws&Jj imper. uofc^ and w*ls, writing at length, futty.
act. part. u*fcC9, 1*1^3, pass. part. u**ji*9 7 )JL, ]lcuj^ rt. Jfc^. f. a) extent, abundance;
]hjL~. a) to oj>en, wdock, unbar, admit, of a mlargement, state of being at large, at ease,
V 9 V f
door to be open; &. ***lfe Lord, opp. straits and distress; )jo,*K4a amplu,
Lord, open to us; fcJil^ .CU** abundantly. b) with Jfcl^ diffusiveness.
-^o* fronz my stream of thougftts
)Jcw^.9 dimin. of )yl*^ aee under **$&*
I brought oat these for thy drink. Esp. with
m. a short letter.
ILioi open a viay, remove obstruction; }+f
to
] La** 1^3 rt. u*t*3. f. a doorway, galetoay.
to be liberal; kaj to break a mal, unseal;

J*x or yi stro to open the eyes of the blind; \~*1%&, %*JL rt, Jisft. broad, large.

\j*u*'i or Jojo ^ to qpe f&e womb, befirst-born; Jlc&uk pi. Jto rt. yk&.Lvariety, diverstty;
kJS3 J& $*& <&>or opened, was open. b) to embroidery; -pi. a leopard'6 spots.
institute, originale, Arab. to tahe a town
c) V-JL^ rt.^1^. adv, obliquely, sidewise.
?/ tom. d) gram. o #w or require the
WS
vowel Fthacha; o*Li fi>? *+Oi\
t J^
pronounce its first letter with Fthacha.
W m 'fe r
f ,

in
|ja
a
rt. ^.fcs,
straight course.
f, crookedness; 9f

Pass.
part. open, seeing;
Il^^ rt. ^.Iis9. f. a mei.
j&^l^s, Jl^f an open
letter, opp. secret instructions ; also \L*%*B
ULfcs rt. Jfc*9. latitvdinal, of latitude.
ellipt. letters-patent. Gram. a letter or syl- *flaAm*^s ?
SVs and IKJS ^^tVtr, eon&ump-
lable with the vowel Fthacha. Ethpe. tion, also a disease of the eye, the pupil
**ksl( a) o be opened, according to the lexx. becomes small and dull.
used of gates and of being opened at ^Au^
once pi, ^_ $durtKo$, conswtyrtive.
%lfeirthe heaven opened;
I*-
y*$&lj* Jfc**!sA fem. pass. part. a) of verb fcJ> stat.
*-aoi7? Pkifc a w>ay was opened for Mm to
abs. b) of verb j stat. emph,
speah. b) to be taken by storm. Pa. to open
wndows ; toopen the eyes of the blind ; with ^^3 fut. yo^aJ, to mta?, mingle. Pass.
Jfcs^ao to show or declare openly. Ethpa.
part. yj^a, i*^3, jliLa^^ intermingled,
various, woven of diferent maUrias
to be opened, used according to the lexx. of or colours,
the eyes, ears, and other plural
objects, and
embroidered; y^JS* \JJ \&$ }l^Z ~
good seed
of opening gradually;
blind man whose eyes were opened.
^tftff U^ fa
the
laifcsa i*o*^''thou
is intermingled with briars;
fiastarrayed thyseif in
Aph.
**&( to om*6 o open, to give vent.
Deri-
many-colowred raimmt. Pa. ^^
< a wr/ .

VATIVES, Ut'oft, Uic& 3 UoJSA, U^, Ju4fc, vary thyphysical service with spiritual
labours
Pass. part.,&*,, li^^, jl^^o
maw**, cow^ed,. ^^
wn-^
^med,
**fck, Ula pi. C rfc. vJfcsS. m. a) a door,
miiMiU
an opening, b) a commenceme7U, institutim.
M? ^^? ^fe^P
)&*<fQ MAS*. l' ^ Z\."Z..- li r
mtadow
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with many~coloured and fiowers; blossoms deceitful, opp. )Lji vpright, straightforward
$LJL e?& *f}xs ? *^o a crown adorned ^fcJLaoo |>aLflJMO Jl$ a crooked and perverse
with precious beryfa. Ethpa. J&m ta 6e generation; Jl^liLao ^ JLojucuo wtper-
cwriowly wr&ught, intermingled* Deriva- vertedfaitL Ethpa. "%$Jl( io be contorted,
distorted, perverted; oi&dLa ^!&i>i? At*

V^^A, jieafcAao, Ud^tt. mouth was awry; ^\jjal/" ]S^I. v^i> JLiL*-

\h& pi. J rt. ^fc*9. m. interwoven, inter- *Of </w ^xilA /or iwwocewf children was
wrought or embroidered cloth or 62Z&; m- mode Derivatives,
crooked by the learned.
JlLas, k-X^a, JU^*fcd, )fc^U>, JJ^s>,
jJa^l^ Js-JJ^Aao, jlo^fc^ao, Jtco^J^ao.
Jk&a, m. ^", )*, f. H". Sanskrt
Ji'vaa pi. 3

an idol; \ wl3 s^ a temele ofidols; li %**S ]Jl^9 rt^fe^. m, twisting; complication.

idolators. ^oi^fcC dimin. of iffc^. ff. jA.fringes.

\jo+o)3> dmin. of j;sk3. m, a maZZ tarif. JJJs^ ra. a?i a$p, a deafadder,
Jiotd&d pi. fio from }ol&3. f. idolatry. )J^ Arab. tumult, discord.

fc*liJ> Palpel conj. of fcJ>.

Uds3 ; Jl/ from Jol. of or pertaining
to idols. A&d fut. uaosj'; act. part. %a^S, J^k*s,
a) to burst, break open as an ulcer, b) trans.
^Js> fui. ^kfiJ, act. part. ^J&, Jjfc*.
to penetrate, pierce with an arrow. Ethpe.
to twist awry, perverL Pass. part. *^#k*3,
*olat( to come to kead, burst as sorea.
}_, }ls. distorted, j>erverse, froward; Jj*-S
Derivative, J-cfcls,
J]xk a distorted bowj Jts&j ^*^ JJ^i
afooloffrawardlips. ETHPE.^I^slf o be i&JJ* = Jji^ f. 7nrrQKtoy> a slip of writing,

crooked, distorted, awry of the limbs, of fur- a memorandum, a letter.

rows, &c. Pa. ^fc^a to twist awry, distort, ]jaj rt. s&%&. m. the bxvrsting of an ulcer,
pervert,make crooked usually roetaph. often discharge.

with U*io( to make a way crooked, act fro- JL'bt pi. -^, J& rt, fcJ>. m a morsei^
wardly. Pass. part. crooked, perverse, shifty, elice, bit of bread or meat, scraps.

; i^iA-aO r^^o\-a &u^r^i r^-Jl Kllco KUMig n^a

!3f'
_

Kdiot<fet

Sodke, the eighteenth letter of the

%, Jf
^1] and ^Bi
Jj; pi. m. emph.

^ Jj' f.
IJJ,
Syriac alphabet; the number 90, with a point
JCJj and )*yjj, pi )L]|j rt. .Jj.
above, j, 900,
filthy, foul, dirty, soiled, impure; Jjr \j\jx>

T abbrev. for UJ** a codex; ji'c^* aprayer. JUthy garments; J]r UXcu /owZ thougkts*
P

K for )^j Pass -

P art f verb wj7.
-
m\'y Jffj or ftSt pi. ]L 5{] and JL'^i]
r*' ' ffltkj dirt, deflement, uneleanness,
**U'
JIT Pael conj. of *!. impur ity; dross, mire,
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s
0I|
j j act. pari of verb oo, \ j J& acceptable. Dkrivativbs, Jlo-au,

U*j, fc-U^j, ka-o.j, JtcuJ-o^, U*aijao,

im U act. part. of verb *f.

)i>i part. jJ. to (^ry />, mtlter. Cf. Jo.
w{7 fut. )?, act, part. J{*, fii*, pass. part.

W-Syr. JjJ, E-Syr, Jjjj- to be J^. ro. medicine, Cf.

J], UJ pi.
T
filthy, defied; \Uj laj ^o Ja^ cuU <m>., ji'cia pi. \i, ji'oi>r rt. |j. a
JiJir mm were vile and tlw whole race of man rnalter, affair, thingj a possesion, propertyy
was fotd; ii* Jjjf J&J" garmmts undeJUed. good8; J.M? Jlo^j tJiat site was come; lloa.
Pa, j|r, **{* and Jlf <o <&/*&, polzUe, tarnish,

sully; yzZl^-*ci\ e*13*T i/*<w art tarnished

thy pearl EthpA. J]^/*

)$J*
l^^to &
because.
made jiUhy, to be defiled, sullied, tarnished;
\\:i^%L Ui .5 jq^ JJ Uaa <fo sun J>c2=>j or Jfckf, ]L rt. i3. witkSB, foolish.
& oi mllied when it 2>as$es over dirt-heaps, JloicL^r rt. i^*. vain talking, mad folly,
Debivatiyes, jij, JUij, ij, jtjj, jkoj. depravity, toitlessness.

a- f part. of verb %$.. &zgw*, &c. *&M U^=s p- ^- ? ) rt. Jo*. m. will,

deire, device, deliglit; T loi|Jl freedom of the

thi l*n a) 'ji ac*' P art- of Oi *)
wiU, free-will; od^>^ iotjJld of his free choice
dazztedy dizzy.
or #&/ oo^> t*xS iAo^e wlo are o??- JU0 ^w?e,
mai.
prtisans; U~j* og oCx.?? Ae may choose, it
JU*; see tamarind fruit.
J..
may be as he will; X JJ-UT jo Ae cAo^
act P art of verb Jo willed; was
*i]' '**|' - -
t- >{{> \K act - it the toitt, viind or decision of...;
part. of verb
*J.
it seemed good to . .
.
,- tao?
j^
i ^ jr^y
Uj denom. verb Pael conj. from Jl'jj; pass. no pleasure in ihem. With preps. Z* or
part. li!j (ftrty, v&g, wUlingly, of his own accord;
1
voluntary ; acceptable; ~. with acceptance,
JJ rarely jtflj pL Jlflj rt. ^. f. tfrt,
acceptable.
fovlness, impurity.

|^j fut. kSy, act. part. U' l^j. a) to fo

wt72ui$r, to wiW, voluntaHly.
jiA, p-e/er, seek to; with
to agree, consent; ^Jo ^.oo>
~oJ would J-i*J, JV-a rt. U>%- voluntary, wiUing, oj
*Aa* we had died; Jl?'yL jj? jja we free wiU.
woW a s% /rom 2%e/ oti{?
see
JJj^J^J jl'cui^J rt. Jj. f. will
U/^^o 7 <fcsws to rfrato nsaA 6w< 7
**| t* unintentionally, unwillingly. b)

/W
part.
^ fut.

^fcoj,
^j, act. part. <*j,
\U. dip, -moisten,
Uj, pasa .

with o to kw
pleasure in, be pleased with,
Io dye; *5
delight in; )tU*Z* )[ delighting in evl;
J^s^ "^'j wfien & e had dipped the sop

<*A mg* )W UU **. Lord God, f

the ^i M^$U ^*Sj %** |wp?;
We? *^.i lj swords wet with blood. Ethpe.
accept ourprayers. Ethpe. *tfJT*> fcs tetH- *&Fto be dipped, dyed; to be baptized; to
%,
choose;
to cwwm* ; with
&*^o *{j?* )&,&
o to be weU pleased,
iS J^i
to be moistened,
" ' >? the
wet; &
ground was wet wHth his tears
Jiv^LaJ; *
|^j/"

)pjo fA Bishops
Behnam Patriarch; with >1^
and laity elected Bishop Pa. ^ make M .+

to deire, be
*f**J U^j* she began to w..
w w
indined; with ydL
fc-**5( what his soul desireth;
to be of one mll; o*aJ>
naa. ra.r*
wzth her
wtted, sprinkled
tears.
^
Ethpa.

^^ % mth
Tfo
W;
,

be dipped,

U^ wUh
,
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473 r**:t^
'S
&0M2y i<lMa ^/i oii. Derivatives, M^df Jk*j, JLofe^a., Jufc^., Jlcufc^r,
U*j, fK&dj) )Lo*, Jll**j, l***)* l^^oj,

? fut -
?p and fp> parts. \\{; i fj,
I
i^pr pi. - rt ^5.. m. a dyer. tbe eye, cas< tfw
)f-?s tojfi ^? ^ya; to gaze
\j&2>s pl. i rt. ^^a*. m. a dfye, pigment; intently, contemplate; witb o, ; T^\ %^T?^
med. aw- eatfemaZ application* fuiA Moses went to gaze at the bitsh; jL, J>
r
U** J&^J constr. st. ^J>j, pi. up to ten f*M silent and contemplative. Ara. i[} to

Ute* above ten ^j, JfcUsJ rt. <**.. f. a)

9 fix JJu the eyes, \oo* the mind, j&lcw tlie

thoughts, &g.; also absolutely to regard in-

afinger, toe, digit; JLXa U^? JjsoJ thefimger
next tlie thumb, the forefinger also called
tently, consider with o ; f*f hi ** ^f^V cx^p
Jj^d^se, J&^1.& is the middhfinger, J*J> the *^o;l9ciA. J^o ^e ^a^6C intently into its depth
r
fimrth, and JJi thefifthfinger. b) a measure
and saw
this book.
thy beauty ; JJo* j^>^,a
Derivatives, J-?*,
consider ^
of length equalling six barley-grains placed )l?i, Jicu?-*>.

eide by side. c) JL^aT i*a a rttmftfe; tJL J?* Sodhe, name of the letter *.

iJS-^r <Ae duodenum, an intestine twelve w ?3 fot- Jtj act. part. J?J,
Ifji U?j, )^?J
fingers in length; tt*Jo>i; }&&>l ffermes' pass. part. J?,, JijT,
9 o .,-71 J^?l- a) fo 9 r0l rusty 9
fingers=nteadow saffrm; J^olkSf JfcoCS
worn out; to becorm deserted, desolate, lonely,
virgini fingers, a long-slmped berry used in
dyeing red.
void; J^jij & JfcCa l*o* J.if' the plouglir
sliare has long been rusted; iJZji j5> IL
Ji<xxs>r rt. *^ck. m. dyeing.
the city was left desolate; t*. jfe^JxJl the
Uu*^r rt. ^2k. of or dorve with thefinger. fields were untilled; %^^ \^{. void of
* fut *&J, act. part.
**J, J*j. to *a&
virtues; jl^?j a lom woman, a desolate place.

foolishly, brawl, rave, twaddle; *V&co * b) to snatch at, moeh wth%&; y^^ Jj J JJ ?

e uttered raving blasphemies ]h> i ]>} mm )^wi fe^ darkness snatch thee or tatrn* Sfl in

&
;

ofdisordere minds. Pa.

the pifc. Pa. J. a) to lay waste, depeople.
to rave. DERI-
b) ioplay the wanton. Ethpa. *+%J*d) to be
VATIVES, Joj, Jlo^, jj, J**j.
u7iinhabited7 depopulated deserted; ^JlJI **m
Jj^, Ar.
!
m. tAe aZoe.
*^j jc l x . ^(D may these nionasteries ?^eyer
J^j pl- F rt. *->. a chatterer, wiiless. 6^ uninhabited by monks. make

^
b) to sport,

gomp.
J**j pl* r rt.

b) bloodshot state
^ m. a) prating, vain
of the eyes,
talk,
mahe game
with o; w ?
of, mock; to trich, delude, beguile

Jb-^ o* J^/the
%J> denom. verb Pabl conj. from Jj&>* to
world mocked Hm with its enticements; Jj^^
setin order, improve, decorate, embellish build- **** Ae deludes himself. Aph. " 1y
~^' to
"

ings; to adkra, dtai fn'm; make desolate, deprive of inhabitcmts; JJ*

fc*&J J$j
X^x ^a* j^ijj ram adorning the earth Jl*Z*i? Ucuiiw |Ii^ y&fnight mode the
with all sorts of fmit; streets

iifi^. ^j^I^
wl>.^ %ZJk\T
iferror be able to dresa
$
up U$
of tlie citiesDerivative s, Jof
lonely.

Mj, %Uty )t**fjf U*?*, U?o U-?^,

i?
deceit; i^j j^^ JlU^o J*^ a &n& JloX.
?J
^, Wt^j, Httb^jM.
adorned for for husbmd. Ethpa. KjL/*f0 Jofj pl. m.
J rfe )j.. 5por<, mochery; a
adorn or cfocft oneself; to be adorned. laughing-stock ; irony; a trick, beguilement.
k%' p1 ' sometimes j^is? (soft M. pl. ^L rt. Jj., m. rwi; wasie, uncxdti-
^^\J ^^J
care bas bard aa ornament,
p>
]^3J p) m. vation; a desert, solitude.
decoration, embelllshment ; carved
work; tlie J-?j a) rt. Jj.. m, desolation. b) Heb.
gem of a ring. Derivabves, verb rnfew^ regard, attention.

3 *
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*S
"S
fc^rju^r rt. )?. adv. in ridicule, ironically n<w^ whinny; metaph.
(
to fe5/. Deriv A-
> my

E-Syr. )^?* rt. ?*. m. a) <&e crbunele, oj? or JJok rt.^,. m. a ndgh, neighing.
J**j.

b) antimony, black lead, paint for the eyes. Joioi. or Joia* m. cimta virosa, hemloch

Jl'cu? rt. Jf. f. lying waste, remaining un- \^^ou m. a cistern.

cultivated or uninlwbited, desolation. jo.

Jo* fat. Jo J, act. part. Jo! ? pass. part.
j^x-?r rt. j}*, grotving in toaste places. up up a cairn, block. b)
a) to pile stones, set
k?C pi. }* m. a rootlet, fibre. an empty house.
to be silent as c) to languUh,
the temples of the head. begin iowither. Ethpe. *3J*i to cZa^A. Pa,
ULtf pi. JL m.
?* Ar. mother-of-pearl. *5| trans. to dry. Aph. Joj' same as Peal.

drunken, be in a
Derivai ves, Uo or )io!, )-.o*.
iix pass. part. f*f|, to &

drunkm sleep. Ethpe. i*t to be seized with ooj iraper. of o-j to plant and of the fol-

fear, flee from fright. Pa. i?r, pass. part. lowing verb.
if-j. intoxteated, giddyfrom drink* Ethpa. o0|, o! fut. ooj, act. part. o, JA.*.
>*^j, 1 to be drowsy or giddyfrom drunkenness; to resort frequent, visit, come with ^., io^,
u^. k**oo* i>f^>( / *$ os we stxipified with j^or^i. of place or pers. ^t w^cuifloJ!
r 71.
drink. Aph. >j*/ to make drunken, make they go to school; )o oU r*

giddy. Derivatives, J-if*, Jtci?,, Ji?*, ewr^/ owe resorted to his door. Pa. cJ* a) to

gu/m/mon, caii or 6rmj togetherj to recall, caU

)?? rt. *?*. m. $c headache, dizziness. to memory; yOoC*. 00* W JJ? Jicu- ia-.

)*oi$, rt. $?. f. headaeJiSj pain in the temples. God broughi togeiher to the ark animals which
tJiey had never seen. b) tofetch, obtain, procure,
Jojj and w5., fut. Jo-J, act. part. J* 3 Jiou,

JfcLo*f . to ;Azra, to Se dry,parched with thirst;

prepare; IjoJoo victuaU; UUcu advantage,

part. adj. jj, |Io*j,

y Ethpa. cJ^( to resort to be present, readyj
J&j rfry, ffijraty, UL*}
to be found, obtained; ooajM-JlJo .cuiuiiL;
iloiT a j/m-sty Za*^; Jiaic&X uj>! thirsting
y
a a ^^-j
. f/wsi <7*ey should assemble and be
for salvation; yOoljL^ )j/ JoL 7 Atr$* /or
t%6 wgrft* of titaw. Pa. to intens, to <&tr;
present ai JSpIiesus; oJ^-^ o*Td^. JL&90I
owr sitslenance is derived from the king.
\^>^Lforblood: TZtkvA. *Z$J*to thirst. Aph.
D^SIVATIVES, |^Oj, U*Oj, J^CU,, |jA*-ao
*S*f to ?na&e to tiarei, cawse to tAtrtf. Deri- ;

VATITES, loc,, Jjoou, U., M*ok, Jlcu*..

* * J J
i' * a 1 - J^o. rt, 00,. m* a resort, rendezwas;
Jooj. rt. Joji, m. thirst
meeting-place, approach, nearness;
|oojj, j^Xccnj rt.^ou. neighing; lustful. p*
place of meeting ; h^o^ to meet
JIcl^ook ^o*.
braying.
rt ( f. neighing, whinnying,
^ ***! 5 t#w propinquity, wpproaclms nearesi
to.,.; UoJ lai^ J^^a^ *i jffe gathers
Uooj* . rt Jouti&trrf, drouqhtj

^
pi. thirstv: wanderers near to Himself
*u fts*^ cw-y places.
rt. *u|, m. dye; jl^**cL?j " or
U, Uwj or Uj rt. W m, &ir*fc Jfco^orf scarlet dye.

&*Uef rt. ).. adv. eagerly. Mk=>Oj pi. | rt. ^.. m. dyeing.
yciorpr. n.

Ua.o*T
&ioro,
U^Oj pi. ^ rt. <*3>., m, dye, coZowr; oJ^c?
J&j from v^4 : of or from Sion, ^oo, %ed raitnent
Sionite,
f^l rt. fcs2>.. m. ehgance.
]io*c*i, rt. ].. f. thirst, thirstiness.

^j fut. ^.jJ, act. part. %j, w]. <o !>

part. oj,
^
^t
J ,
f

Jt. to
V' act< part - ?
l'
huni, chase,fish; io captura
^ pass -
 r*X& 475

mtch, take; o?j? Ucu the Jtskes they had M^cu rt. ac*, m. preparaiion; the advent
caught; cif U*17 Thou camest
Jj^oo )o*.. of our Lord.
to take captive human sheep; jlo; l=*'mr> Jj-c. rt. f. m. ilie chase, htmting Jshing. f

ioc ]^#T Afi wcui /a$ JW< in the snares of

J^*Jo, rt. w*o. m. t^ne/
death* Ethpe. *mU.{ to be caught, enmared*
r Jto* rt. Jo*. m. ornament,
mtted, captured; Jjooi yflu&JL *71m ]i}was
the sense caught by you ? did you see the mean- c m. liquorice rooL

iftf Jfc-^^ t*?*^ ^e wwB fo captured by u

\J^Lo\ rt. u#^. m. cleaving> splitting.
deire. Pa. JT to Atml/ u.9> T Kj^^Iso fcLo>s rt. )Jt. m. perversion of justice.
/ow huntest my soul; ILw- j<J iircfo o/
^^o, ^Oj a)
5
l*t- %|* ra - carifying,
jjp0|b Aph. -Ti to 7mwi, itzi. Deeiva-
Jtnmgfrom dregs or ?ees, metaph. of the soul.
TIVES, ]^C
J5
)
n , J^, JU n ^ n> Ur*,
,
b) cearnesss lucidity.
U-r*, l*jL**j0> jj^lfcoo, Jlo/^U*.
1.^0i from )>?Q\r. m. an image, imagina-
Jjo. a) = J?cLbd conversation. b) = joj tion.

J^?* pi. JJ rt. m. a trick, delusion.

m*t rt. w. m. fraciure, fracturing.
jf*.
|Iii\o%
?* rt. *fc^.j. ni. the
au. pounding of druga.
)?* rt. ? ni, drowsiness, heawness, head-
llfcifl&Ot. pl. ]!S- rt. *ftX%. f, a wound, hit/rt;
ache, drunken stupidity.
a bruise contusion
}
esp. of the head.
Jlf o* rt. ?*. intention, effort.
fu f{ fu-t. fOJ act. part. K, )jfi^. to
^ico rt. w*e. m. smart, sharp pain, /as^ ;
abstain; with JofcoT to &eep, observe a
J*oo or Juo* rt. J%. dmel up,jlabby^ mouldy fast; )Jcl ^ *po* /o^^ jfr(?m evil. Ethpe.
>

as bread. vuT1L( to 6e Jcept of a fast; x*TLlsJ ^icu <Ae

rfay s/iaZZ 6 kept as a fast. Aph. y*+\i to

u*o fut. moj. a) to scream as an eagle.
when enjoin a fast. Derivai ves, |ioo, looo,
b) to feel a sharp pain as nit-re or salt
touches a sore ; to suffer from a tubercle on
y
the eye. Pa. uof pass. part. *--. to utter \J*o pl. \2~ rt. o., m. a fast. 1 and 2.

a shHll sound. Aph, h0|f to ^>rowo?mce ]ko0O.j and j^=>i(f T fo Wednesday and Fri-
clearhj; a sharp pain or smart; to
to feel day fast throughout the year; 3. Ji^oWi? 7
clear the thoughts, purify the naind. Dekiva- the Virgine fast,
9
on the three days following
.TIYES, jOO, U> Jio^O*, IlUOj, U*O, U*+\< Epiphany; 4. Jt=>cuas? or JyJ^? T the fast of

)yio. rt. w*%. m. a) pain, ache, giddiness. the Nativity or Annunciation lasting through

wailing sorrow. c) an lloy of brass and the four -vreeks before Christmas ; 5, o*iJa**; 7
h)

copper too soft to bear hammering. JiiLf 1^1? Assumption of thefast of the
Deipara, from Aug. 1-15; 6. jA^Jj 7 or
)L'cu*o rt. **. f. pain from the probing or
\^.( vi&ffast of the Gross or of Mar jtlia f
cauterization of an ulcer.
froxu the First Sunday of Elijah = eghth
\1Lq< rt. }***. m. anxiety, projligacy.
Sunday after Pentecosfc, to the Seventh; 7.
Ui-ot, J&LfiU
railing, buse.
pi. i, ]&_ rt.
h