Volume 4

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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    Hebrew Aor (iw), the skin. Exodus xxxiv. .35, the skin of Moses’ face. Jeremiah xiii. 23, can the Ethiopian (^Hebrew, Cushi) change his shin, or the leopard his spots ? Hindu 1464 Ayar, or lyar, a mark. Danish Aare, a vein, grain or streak, such as that on the skin or in wood. Latin Aera, a mark upon money to show the value. Sanscrit 1178 Hora, a mark, a line. Meto African Hawara, a leopard ; Matatan, African, the same. Mose African Awora, a leopard. ManchuTartarYarha, an animal whose skin is of several colours, ndth white, black and reddish streaks ; Bulom A. Yari, a cat. [a leopard. Mampa A. Yare, a cat. Arabic 1388 Hirr, a cat. Galla African Harre, an ass. Hebrew Ayr (I'y), an ass’s foal, an ass colt. \foah. Gen. xxxii. 15, twenty she asses and ten Judges X. 4, mounted on thirty ass colts. Isaiah xxx. 6, upon the shoulders of youtiff Okam African Owor, a toad. l_asscs. IheweAfrican Aruai, a toad. Oloma A. Arua, a toad. ManchuTartarErhe, a frog. Sanscrit 1165 Hari, a frog. Hindu 2206 Herna {imperative Her), to search for, to look Turkish 446 Aramak, to seek, look for. [after. Arabic 1405 Hawr, thinking about, conceiving an opinion. New Zealand Haro, to scrape flax. Wolof AfricanYerey, linen. Enghsh Ore, a sort of fine avooI. CWright’s Obsolete.) Chin. III. 17 Urh, beautiful silk. ManchuTartarIra, strong three-ply thread. Greek Ero, to knit, to tie. Turkish 503 Urmek, to knit, net or braid. QuichuaPeru Huara, breeches. Hindu 95 Urhaiya, a Avearer or putter-on of dress. Hindu 95 Urhaua {imperative Urha), to cause to clothe. Hindu 95 Urhna {imperative Urh), to put on clothes. Hindu 225 Orhna {imperative Orh), to put on, to cover. Orna {imperative Or), to Avrap up, coA'cr OA’er, enfold, envelope. Wear, to carry ajipcndant to the body, as clothes, &'C.: also the thin Avorn. Hindu 225 English