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ٳ

[ thah ]

noun

  1. the fourth letter of the Arabic alphabet.


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Origin of ٳ1

From Arabic
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Example Sentences

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For “I was” we have P. sī or sā, H. ٳ, Br. hau or hutau, E.H. raheũ.

From

Sā is a secondary formation from this, on the analogy of the H. ٳ, which is from the Skr. sthitas, Pr. thiō, stood, and is a participial form like calā; thus, woh ٳ, he was; woh thī, she was.

From

They, ٳ, pers. pron., pl. of he, she, or it.

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Take faire purified honye and new read rooses, the whyte endes of them clypped awaye, ٳ chop theym smal and put thē into the Hony and boyl thē menely together; to know whan it is boyled ynoughe, ye shal know it by the swete odour and the colour read.

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Sugar Roset is made thus—Take newe gathered roses and stāpe them righte smal with sugar, ٳ put in a glasse XXX. dayes, let it stande in ye sunne and stirre it wel, and medle it well together so it may be kept three yeares in his vertue.

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