Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

bore

Arabic translation:

حمل/نقل/ركبه

Added to glossary by Liliane Hatem
Nov 4, 2012 07:21
11 yrs ago
English term

bore

English to Arabic Other History
The earliest notice of the horse in North Africa occurs in the reign of Merneptah. That Pharaoh captured " horses which bore the fallen Chief of Libya and the children of the Chief of Libya, carried off alive, pairs

if "bore "" here means "to give birth to".. then what is "the fallen Chief of libya"?!
Change log

Nov 9, 2012 04:23: Liliane Hatem changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/925766">Zahraa Omar's</a> old entry - "bore "" to ""حمل/نقل/ركبه""

Discussion

TargamaT team Nov 4, 2012:
to bear a railroad stock... نعم أعتقد ذلك أيضًا لأن الأحصنة حملتهم جميعا
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bear
Mohammad Gornas Nov 4, 2012:
bore The context suggests that Liliane`s offer might well be right ....bore from bear !!!

Proposed translations

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Selected

حمل/نقل/ركبه

bear
Peer comment(s):

agree Malika El khadhri : http://www.wordreference.com/enar/bore
36 mins
"To bear", it is as simple as that. Thank you Malika:)
agree Ahmed Badawy : Yubs, Coz of "carried off", the context!
41 mins
True, thank you Ahmed:)
agree Firas Allouzi
1 hr
Thank you Firas:)
agree Morano El-Kholy
3 hrs
Thank you Morano:)
agree Haytham Boles
20 hrs
Thank you Haytham:)
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English term (edited): the fallen Chief of libya

سيد ليبيا المقتول

سيد ليبيا المقتول

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Note added at 47 mins (2012-11-04 08:08:50 GMT)
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bear ---> bore

التي أنجبت سيد ليبيا المقتول

أي أنه من نسل حصان
Note from asker:
what about "bore"? my question is about "bore", what does it mean here??
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