Note 8 — Chapter I · Nature
Reading edition
Payah probably stands for supaya, perhaps with the meaning “so also.” Kun in Arabic means “be.” The tree would appear to be identifiable (vide App. i., iii.) with that mentioned in the first account. ↑
Reading edition
Payah probably stands for supaya, perhaps with the meaning “so also.” Kun in Arabic means “be.” The tree would appear to be identifiable (vide App. i., iii.) with that mentioned in the first account. ↑