10th
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From this reading On the 10th of May, Lady Hester and Mr. B. left Hamah.
11th
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From this reading On the 11th I quitted the suburbs at noon.
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
Akhûr
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From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
Alepponoun
a city in northwestern Syria
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
AlinounUS /ˈɑːli/
United States prizefighter who won the world heavyweight championship three times (born in 1942)
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
make it possible through a specific action or lack of action for something to happen
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
amongprepositionUS /əˈmʌŋ/
surrounded by; in the middle of a group
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
plural of “animal” — a living organism characterized by voluntary movement
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
Ansáry
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From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
applicationnounUS /ˌæpləˈkeɪʃən/
the act of bringing something to bear; using it for a particular purpose
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
aquaticadjectiveUS /əˈkwɑːtɪk/
relating to or consisting of or being in water
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
aslantadverb
over or across in a slanting direction
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading On the 11th I quitted the suburbs at noon.
aerobic rod-shaped spore-producing bacterium; often occurring in chainlike formations; found primarily in soil
From this reading On the 10th of May, Lady Hester and Mr. B. left Hamah.
sloping land (especially the slope beside a body of water)
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
behindprepositionUS /bɪˈhaɪnd/
at or toward the back of something
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
a structure that allows people or vehicles to cross an obstacle such as a river or canal or railway etc.
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
Calât
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From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
a series of things depending on each other as if linked together
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
compassnounUS /ˈkʌmpəs/
navigational instrument for finding directions
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
the condition of being susceptible to harm or injury
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
well in the past; former
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
the act of departing
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
dismissedadjectiveUS /dɪˈsmɪst/
having lost your job
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
the property created by the space between two objects or points
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
the cardinal compass point that is at 90 degrees
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
elnounUS /el/
angular distance above the horizon (especially of a celestial object)
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
EmirnounUS /ɪˈmɪr/
an independent ruler or chieftain (especially in Africa or Arabia)
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
EncampmentnounUS /ɪnˈkæmpmɪnt/
a site where people on holiday can pitch a tent
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
set up or found
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
Gebel
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From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
Hamah
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From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
Hester
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From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
independentadjectiveUS /ˌɪndɪˈpendənt/
free from external control and constraint
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
plural of “inhabitant” — a person who inhabits a particular place
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
JewessnounUS /ˈdʒuːəs/
a woman who is a Jew
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
(especially of promises or contracts) not violated or disregarded
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
Kerád
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From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
a polite name for any woman
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
Latakianoun
aromatic Turkish tobacco
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
take somebody somewhere
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
location near or direction toward the left side; i.e. the side to the north when a person or object faces east
From this reading On the 10th of May, Lady Hester and Mr. B. left Hamah.
primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
plural of “make” — a recognizable kind
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
used to say something is possible, or to give permission
From this reading On the 10th of May, Lady Hester and Mr. B. left Hamah.
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
Medýk
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From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
plural of “mountain” — a land mass that projects well above its surroundings; higher than a hill
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
a form of address for a man
From this reading On the 10th of May, Lady Hester and Mr. B. left Hamah.
the middle of the day
From this reading On the 11th I quitted the suburbs at noon.
the region of the United States lying to the north of the Mason-Dixon line
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
Orontes
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From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
not allowed to continue to bat or run
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
PashanounUS /pəˈʃɑː/
a civil or military authority in Turkey or Egypt
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
a point located with respect to surface features of some region
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
a small pouch inside a garment for carrying small articles
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
the state of having little or no money and few or no material possessions
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
put into a certain place or abstract location
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
quitted
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From this reading On the 11th I quitted the suburbs at noon.
renderverbUS /ˈrendər/
cause to become
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
not move; be in a resting position
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
an open way (generally public) for travel or transportation
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
move fast by using one's feet, with one foot off the ground at any given time
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
ScenerynounUS /ˈsiːnəri/
the painted structures of a stage set that are intended to suggest a particular locale
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
past form of “seem” — give a certain impression or have a certain outward aspect
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
inflected form of “see” — perceive by sight or have the power to perceive by sight
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
a person working in the service of another (especially in the household)
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
work done by one person or group that benefits another
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
Shogre
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From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
affected by an impairment of normal physical or mental function
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
unusual or striking
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
the region of the United States lying to the south of the Mason-Dixon line
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
staysnounUS /steɪz/
a woman's close-fitting foundation garment
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
suburbsnounUS /ˈsʌbərbz/
plural of “suburb” — a residential district located on the outskirts of a city
From this reading On the 11th I quitted the suburbs at noon.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
Topal
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From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
TransformationnounUS /ˌtrænsfərˈmeɪʃən/
a qualitative change
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
TribenounUS /traɪb/
a social division of (usually preliterate) people
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
ValenounUS /veɪl/
a long depression in the surface of the land that usually contains a river
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
a community of people smaller than a town
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
go to see a place, as for entertainment
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
(often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard (“good” is a nonstandard dialectal variant for “well”)
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
the countries of (originally) Europe and (now including) North America and South America
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.
which person or people
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
the form of “who” used as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
disposed or inclined toward
From this reading A sick servant, the Emir el Akhûr, who was dismissed from his place, but to whom I was willing to render service as long as I could to put him out of danger, kept me one day after the rest had departed.
wingedadjectiveUS /wɪŋd/
having wings or as if having wings of a specified kind
From this reading Departure from Hamah--Encampment on the bank of the Orontes--Transformation of aquatic to winged animals--Vale of the Orontes--Calât el Medýk--Bridge and village of Shogre--Topal Ali makes himself independent of the Pasha of Aleppo--Singular application of a Jewess--Poverty of the inhabitants of Shogre--Visit to Topal Ali--Gebel el Kerád--Beautiful Scenery--Tribe of Ansáry--Lady Hester stays behind among them--Latakia.
used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past
From this reading The road seemed to lead aslant to the chain of mountains which is seen west of Hamah, and which, by a pocket compass, as well as the distance would allow, I found to run north by east, and south by west.