Malta And the Mediterranean Race
Malta And the Mediterranean Race
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" 220 Semitic Language Traces Cuff (part of the sleeve). Origin uncertain.
Arabic kaff, palm of the hand, slap, hand (as far as the wrist), whence, hem of a garment, Maltese keff. This gives all the senses.
Cut. Welsh cwtan, to shorten; cwt, tail. Arabic qat^, to cut. Maltese kata.
Dally. Perhaps from A. S. Dweligean, to err, and connected with dwell and dull.
Arabic dall, to he coquettish with; dallaly to fondle a child.
Dam {bank for restraining water). Wide Teutonic relationships. Remoter or...igin un- known.
Arabic damma, to stop up (a hole).
Drudge. Celtic.
Arabic darag, to be in general use; durrag, hardships.
Empty. A. S. Aemtig. From aemta, leisure. Root uncertain.
Arabic amt, emptiness.
221 Malta and the Mediterranean Race Gamble, Game. A. S. Gamen, a game. Teutonic relationships. Root unknown.
Arabic gamar, to gamble. Also, to hunt by moonlight; small birds. This gives all the senses of game.
Gown. Welsh gwn.
Arabic ganna, to cover, whence shroud, veil, and gunnat, covering.
Heifer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 220 Semitic Language Traces Cuff (part of the sleeve). Origin uncertain.
Arabic kaff, palm of the hand, slap, hand (as far as the wrist), whence, hem of a garment, Maltese keff. This gives all the senses.
Cut. Welsh cwtan, to shorten; cwt, tail. Arabic qat^, to cut. Maltese kata.
Dally. Perhaps from A. S. Dweligean, to err, and connected with dwell and dull.
Arabic dall, to he coquettish with; dallaly to fondle a child.
Dam {bank for restraining water). Wide Teutonic relationships. Remoter or...igin un- known.
Arabic damma, to stop up (a hole).
Drudge. Celtic.
Arabic darag, to be in general use; durrag, hardships.
Empty. A. S. Aemtig. From aemta, leisure. Root uncertain.
Arabic amt, emptiness.
221 Malta and the Mediterranean Race Gamble, Game. A. S. Gamen, a game. Teutonic relationships. Root unknown.
Arabic gamar, to gamble. Also, to hunt by moonlight; small birds. This gives all the senses of game.
Gown. Welsh gwn.
Arabic ganna, to cover, whence shroud, veil, and gunnat, covering.
Heifer.
What to read after Malta And the Mediterranean Race?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Nol Bradley to read onlineMoreLess
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