fm'mavy SlHAlojUal | X PRINCETON. N. J. Parthf the ALEXANDER LIBRARY |)|S(JN which was presented by Mkksks. R. L. and A. St. akt. PK6.3T& XSZ tjuk A oldc'J cn^ . i'Uy aU^n v J V ; A VOCABULARY AND PERSIAN, ARABIC, ENGLISH; ABRIDGED FROM THE QUARTO EDITION OF / "Jo k n 1RICHARDSON DICTIONARY S AS EDITED BY CHARLES WILKINS, ESQ. LL.D. F.R.S. BY DAVID HOPKINS, ESQ. — ASSISTANT SURGE"'N ON THE BENGAL ESTABLISHMENT. — ~~~ = ac ”* * . • \ I LONDON: PRINTED FOR F. AND C. RIVINGTON; J. WALKER ; CUTHELL AND martin; vernor, hood, and sharpe; j. white and co. CABELL AND DAVIES; LONGMAN, HURST, REES, AND ORMEJ * LACKINGTON,ALLEN, AND CO.; J.RICHARDSON ; J. M. RICHARD- SON ; BLACK, PARRY,AND KINGSBURY ; W. MILLER; S. BAGSTERJ J. HARDING; J. ASPERNE; R. SCHOLEY ; AND J. BOHN*, BY W.BULM2R AND CO. CLEVELAND-ROW,$T.JAMts’i, 1810. ADVERTISEMENT. THIS Vocabulary is intendedfor the use ofGentlemen in the Army, in the Service oj the Honourable East India Company, and others, going out to India, who may think Richardson’s Dictionary too bulkyor expensive; but to those Gentlemen in the Civil Service ofthe Honourable Company, or others who may wish to attain a proficiency in the Arabic or Persian Languages, “by which they are rendered eligiblefor Offices ofTrustand Responsibi- lity,”the Proprietorsrecommendtheedition in Two Volumes Quarto. 1 Jan. 1810. ? ’ . .