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Appendix II

Semitic Roots
 
ENTRY:crq.
DEFINITION:Arabic root, to sweat. a. arrack, raki, from Arabic caraq, sweat, a strong, clear liquor made of raisins; b. borage, probably from Arabic bcaraq, from ab caraq, father of sweat. Both a and b from Arabic caraq, sweat, from cariqa, to sweat, perspire.
 
 
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