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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    Hindu 132 Azhar, very clear, more evident. Arabic 839 Ausur, discovering, perceiving, comprehending. Persian 1037 Guzardan, to discern, to distinguish. Pei’sian 1042 Gazara, a fact. Hebrew Ksr or Kasar (>^’3), right. Est. viii. 5, and if the thing seem right before the kinjr. o ^o. 254. Tank, Taanach, Tahanacli, Tahanac. Tlicnac, Thaenach or Thaanach. Zulu Kafir Tanga, the thigh. MuscntanduA.Tungi, the thigh. Fulah African Dongo, tlie thigli. Kano .Vfrican Dango, the thiffh. AVolof African Tanke, the ham. Latin Tunica, the skin, rind or peel, the membrane or coat of the eye, &c. New Zealand Tangai, hark, peeling. Malayan 73 Tingas, a mark on cattle. New Zealand Tongi, a point, a speck. Tiwi ..Vfrican Ton^o, a froff. T).sukuAfricanTungua, a frog. English Donkey, an ass or mule. (AVebster’s Dictionary by Goodrich and Porter.) Salum AfricanTengu, a leopard. Chin. II. 758 Thang, a stone Avith veins running through it. Chin. II. 139 Ting, an intelligent mind. Chinese I. 46 Ting, to deliberate on. (^uichua Peru Thunquini, to be in doubt. Anglo-Saxon Thencan, to think, meditate, consider. Anglo-Saxon Thane, or Thonc, mind, thought. Icelandic Thanki, a thought. English Thenche, or Thenke, to think. (AVright’s Obso- English Think, to meditate, ponder on, consider, \lete.') English Denk, to think. (AVTight’s Obsolete.) Dutch Denken, to think, to consider; as, “ hVaar denkt “ gy om ? Avhat do you think ? ” Danish Taenker, to think. Danish Tanke, a thought. Swedish Tanka, thought, cogitation. Swedish Tanka, to think. Norman Tanqe, to think. Arabic 388 Tankih, search, enquiry. Hindu 694 Tankih, search. ^lanchuTartarTongou, a thread of silk or similar substance.