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Aṃaran barar-nam ad-iqqəl šilat n ajad n əṣuf. Ad-itamagar d aytedan kul, ətamagaran dər-əs, iwər aganna daɣ məḍrayan-net kul.»
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Aṃaran barar-nam ad-iqqəl šilat n ajad n əṣuf. Ad-itamagar d aytedan kul, ətamagaran dər-əs, iwər aganna daɣ məḍrayan-net kul.»
1905. Hagar the Egyptian, her handmaid. That this signifies the life of the exterior man, and the affection of memory-knowledges, is evident from the signification of “Hagar,” as given above, n. 1895, 1896; and from the signification of an “Egyptian,” and also of a “handmaid,” likewise explained there.