Note 428 — THE TRAVELS OF BERTRANDON DE LA BROCQUIÈRE.
Reading edition
This explanation may possibly admit of a doubt; bir, in Arabic, signifies a well; kut is also an Arabic word frequently found in names of places, as Kut-el-Amara, &c. [428]
Reading edition
This explanation may possibly admit of a doubt; bir, in Arabic, signifies a well; kut is also an Arabic word frequently found in names of places, as Kut-el-Amara, &c. [428]