Aramaismn.
/arəˈmeɪɪz(ə)m/ An Aramaic idiom or peculiarity of language.
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Chaldaeism1684
Chaldaism1812
Aramaism1849
Samaritanism1889
Aramaicism1898
1849 W. Cureton Corpus Ignatianum 288 The Aramaisms in which these Epistles abound.
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n.1849- to give one's mind to
- to give one's mother for a maid
- to give one's name to
- to give one's right arm to do something
- to give one's right arm to for something
- to give one's sense
- to give one's testimony
- to give one's vote
- to give one's wind
- to give one's word
- to give oneself airs
- to give oneself ill
- to give oneself satisfaction
- to give oneself wonder
- to give onset
- to give open ear
- to give or do one to understand
- to give or do to understand
- to give or get the shaft
- to give or make a back
- to give or make instance
- to give or take sea-room
- to give or take searoom
- to give out
- to give over