Noun:

जहाज़ पर का ख़ज़ानची,

purser's Usage Examples:

Warde Fowler, Social Life at Rome (1908); introductions to Tyrrell and Purser's edition of the letters.

The word is here equivalent to "assize-districts" (Tyrrell and Purser's edition of Cicero Epist.

Tyrrell and Purser); G.

P. Mahaffy, Descartes (1902), with an appendix on Descartes's mathematical work by Frederick Purser; Victor de Swarte, Descartes directeur spirituel (Paris, 1904), correspondence with the Princess Palatine; C. J.

The purser, however, made it appear that he had again jumped overboard, concealed him for some days - generally inside one of the saloon sofas - and helped him to get ashore in disguise at Vera Cruz.

Tyrrell and Purser, iv.

C. Purser; J.

16 and 17) is not unreasonable since they somewhat resemble the style of suasoriae, or rhetorical exercises, but the latest editors, Tyrrell and Purser, regard these also as genuine.

Tyrrell and Purser), especially Ad Fang.

C. Purser in Smith's Dictionary of Antiquities (3rd ed., 1891); L.

Synonyms:

ship"s officer, officer,

Antonyms:

civilian,