Volume 5

The new nation / by John Morris.

  • Morris, John.
Date:
1880
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The new nation / by John Morris. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    .3‘JO IChcirj or IChcirshj word. ^ig formod. Gorza, the weasel of the throat, where the voice Geruo, Geruso, or Ceruo, Ceruso, to utter, to ^ send forth a voice, to speak, to sing, to cry out. Gerus or Cerus, a voice, a sound, a song. Crazo or Krazo, to cry, scream, screech or croak, to call, to call to. Krosa, a cry, yell, shriek, shout or call. Krosat, ^crying, calling out. [to haUoo. Ivrus, Ivrosati, to cry out, to call out, to bawl, Krushta, calling out, crying out, noise, sound. No. 155 otherwise called Gharem. Gairm, to call, bawl, shout. Cyi'm, a shout. Geruma or Ceruma, a voice, a tone, sound. Carema, a word. No. 156. Naaman, Noeman or Noaraa. Arabic 1333 Namm, breath. Arabic 1348 Naaim, breathing hard. Hebrew Nhm or Naham (Dnj), roaring. Prov. xix. 12, as the roaring of a lion. Arabic 1343 Nahm, roaring, braying. Arabic 1343 Nahmat, a roar, a loud cry. Arabic 1343 Nahra, crying to or threatening. Sanscrit 469 Nam, to sound. Hebrew Nam (QNJ), to say, to speak. Ps. cx. 1, The Lord said unto my Lord. Prov. xxxi. 1, the man spake unto Ithiel. Persian 1295 Nam, a name. Persian 1296 Namidan, to name, to call. Sanscrit 478 Naman, a name. Hindu 2036 Nam, a name. Hindu 2037 Namna, to name. Uraon India Nam, a name. Kocch Bengal Nam, a name. Harhi Nepal Nay am, a name. Bhumij India Numu, a name. Sinhalese I. Nama, aname. Arrakan Nami, a name. (^Khyeng dialect.) Bajmahilil. Nami, a name. Malayan Namai, to name, to call, (6'e<? Crawfurd’s Gram- mar .and Dictionary^ ii. 118.) Mal.ayan 347 Nama, a name, an appellation. Egyptian 561 Spanish Greek Greek Greek Sanscrit 262 Sanscrit 262 Sanscrit 262 Sanscrit 262 Gaelic Anglo-Saxon Greek Zincali