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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    No. 192. Grgas, Girgas or Girgasi; I have found no words, bearing on this part of the subject, in which all tlie elements of the above name are preserved. Hebr No, 193. Hv, Eva, Heva, Hivi or Chivvi; words derived from No. 206 Abi or Aby and from No. 226 Ypya or lapbiah are included with this name. Ibu African Obi, or Obu, the heart. Persian 1349 Waba, intellect, understanding. Icelandic Gafa, a gift in a spiritual sense, especially in the Galla African Hauwuf, a desire. [plural, gifts, wit. Welsh Hoffi, to love. Ako African Ife, to love. Hebrew Ahbh or Alibah (nnnN), love. Proverbs x. 12, love covereth all sins. Proverbs xv. 7, better is a dinner of herbs where love is. Ahb (inx), to love, love. Genesis xxix. ,32, my husband will love me. Genesis xxxiv. 3, he loved the damsel. Cant. ii. 4, bis banner over me was love. Habb, or Hibb, loving, love, alFection. Habba, he loved. Hubb, love, affection. Hubb, love, affection. Hubba, love, affection. Habba, love. Upmek, to kiss. Aff, a kiss. (Borlase.) French Romn Chouffier, to kiss on the mouth. Arabic 1014 Kifah, kissing with unveiled lips. Kafih, a husband. Uvia, a husband. Affie, Affy, or Afye, to betroth in marriage. Wive, to marry. [(Wright's Obsolete.) Wife (pln?'al Wives), a woman who is united to a man in the lawful bonds of wedlock. Greek Oiphao, Oipheo, or Oi]dio, to marry and have sexual intercourse with, Greek Opuio, or Opuo, to marry, to wed, to take to wife, to be married. rew Arabic 463 Arabic 463 Turkish 646 Hindu 949 Swahili A. Swahili A, Turkish 499 Cornish Arabic 1014 Eskimo English English Eno;lish O No. 194. Ark, .Vrki, Harki, Harchi, Arci, Aroucha, Arach, Araca or Aruca; words derived from No. 245 Ark, Arach, Grech, Erech or Erec are included with this name. Turkish 1144 Yurek, the lieart.