Samaritan
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 92
sa-mar′i-tan, adj. pertaining to Samaria in Palestine.— n. an inhabitant of Samaria, esp. one of the despised mixed population planted therein after the deportation of the Israeli tes: the language of Samaria, an archaic Hebrew, or rather Hebrew Aramaic, dialect: a charitable person—from Luke, x. 30-37.— n. Samar′itanism , charity, benevolence.— Samaritan Pent a teuch , a recension of the Hebrew Pent a teuch, in use amongst the Samaritans, and accepted by them as alone canonical.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →