The one primeval language : traced experimentally through ancient inscriptions in alphabetic characters of lost powers from the four continents... (1851)
Forster, Charles, d. 1871 · London : R. Bentley · leaf 221
^ara, Flexit se, incurvavit se genu. ^ Bowing oneself, bowing down on the knee. * Apud Arabes significationis primigeniie vestigia tantum suporsunt; «/, proneore bibit, pro incurvavit se ad bibenduin.— Gese/nus.Drinking with prone mouth, bowing down to drink. Os admovit vel immislt aquce j eamque… … The People of the Hebrews restrains with the rein tying it with a noose JehoTah. TofoUovi p. 161. Dy, |*£> um, Populus ; plebj. The People. ii)j/**> amran, The Hebrews. ijAS., amiralan,Tribus magna, A great Tribe ; pi. TheGreat Tribes; i. e. The TriUei of theLord.—/>«. cxxii. 4. ijir>-l…
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