A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages
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ANEW<br />
POCKET - DICTIONARY<br />
ENGLISH AND SWEDISH<br />
LANGUAGES.<br />
STEREOTYPE - EDITION.<br />
PRINTED FOR CHARLES TAUCHNITZ.
Explanation <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Abbreviations.<br />
orflaring 6foer be forefommanbc gorJortningar*<br />
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Aback, ad. liUbafrt , bafpS.<br />
Abactor, s. bojTnv^tjuf.<br />
Abacus, s. cafnetflPa, rnfnebtdbe.<br />
Abaddon, 5. bjefcul.<br />
Abaisance, a. unbetgifpenfjet, li;tnoB.<br />
Abalienate, v. a. nfbanta, forytttn.<br />
Abalienation, s. afl)nni5ani)e, fijcs<br />
foljnina.<br />
Ab<strong>and</strong>on, *'. a. lenina, BfijevgifPa, f5r=<br />
fata; 5ft>etlata; -ed , a. <strong>of</strong>petgifvcn,<br />
focbcrfvab, utftififpanbe ; - ment, s,<br />
ijfpecgifning; <strong>of</strong>petlalelfe.<br />
Abase, v. a. fbrnebta ; nebttijrfa, fi5tob=<br />
iiijufa ; - ment, a. fbrnebdng ; fijcobi<br />
mjufelfe.<br />
Abash, t'.a.gota flat, fSrpiccab ; ffrt'nima<br />
ut; -ment, s.fottjitcing, tefrbttning,<br />
blogi'n.<br />
Abate, v. a.nebfrS, JiiinfTa, vabatteca;<br />
uvptiafua ; uiinfFaS, aftnga ; tifsd ner;<br />
- ment, a. nfbrag, fi3cmin|Tning.<br />
Abature,*. vnnbfnffe. [nftagan?v;.<br />
Abb, s. tanning, ?nc». •_ "^<br />
Abbacy, «. obbot^bijuie , abbotgcnts<br />
Abbess, s. abbctijfa. [bigl)et.<br />
Abbey, s. fl<strong>of</strong>tet, ffopetfijtfa.<br />
Abbot, s. «bb^, abbot. - ship, a. abs<br />
boi^vidcbigbet, sembete.<br />
Abbreviate, v. a. affptta, nbbrcoieta.<br />
Abbreviation, a. focfottning.<br />
Abbreviator, a. fijtfortare.<br />
Abbreviature, «. tecfen oib f3rfort=<br />
ning ; utbtag.<br />
Abdicate , v. a. affaga tig ; upvfaga ;<br />
n«b(ngga. [neblagganbe.<br />
Abdication, a. <strong>of</strong>fagelfc , fiisitligt<br />
Eiiglish.SH'edish Diet,<br />
Abi<br />
Abdicative, a. ncfanbe, <strong>of</strong>faganbc.<br />
Abditive, a. bbljanbe, goniuianfie.<br />
Abdomen, s. unbeclif, bolgen vo<br />
inffftet. [unbcilifoel.<br />
Abdominal, -minous, a. I)etanbe till<br />
Abduce, v. a. bvaga unban; franffilia,<br />
fonbra.^<br />
Abducent, a. tiUbafabtngonbe.<br />
Abduct, V. a. bottflira. [ning.<br />
Abduction , s. <strong>of</strong>lebning ; tillbafaCtng^<br />
Abearing, 5. uvvf'ocanbe, ntborb.<br />
Abecedarian, a. bnrnet fom (afet;<br />
ffolniiiTtacen fom lat abc.<br />
Abece, a. abcb<strong>of</strong>, a[fabet.<br />
Abed, ad. tiff fangg.<br />
Abel - tree, a. W\t poupel.<br />
Aberrance, Aberrancy, a. <strong>of</strong>vife(f«;<br />
viUfarelfc.<br />
Aberrant, a. I'iafcfaranbe ; nftiifanbc.<br />
Aberration, a. itcoag , iitgong ,-, af»<br />
Aberruncate, v. a. uvptijrfa nieb totiets<br />
Abet, V. a. anflifta, upp»ig(a , uppng*<br />
: gn ; bjeipa; - ment, a. anftiftan,<br />
upvingling.<br />
Abetter, Abettor, a. an|iiftare , upps<br />
piglate ; - <strong>of</strong>, belaftig, niebbtott^lig i.<br />
Abevacuation, «. partiel utioiiining.<br />
Abeyance, a. cf i^ agonbc tdtt.<br />
Abgregation, a. <strong>of</strong>fonbcanbe , ffiljanbe<br />
frnn bjorben.<br />
Abhor, V. a. flffrt), fafa foe, ftyggo*<br />
vib; Ijoia; -rence, -rency, «. fafn,<br />
nf ffi) , bat. - rent , a. fotaftonbe<br />
forbatlig ; <strong>of</strong>otenlig.<br />
Abide, v. n. bo , PipaS. -, v. a. for=<br />
Ctoga, tola, utflo; -<strong>the</strong> touch,<br />
;
2 Abi<br />
I)atfa pt<strong>of</strong>ctt.<br />
Abider, s. inoaitnre, inf>i;93ate.<br />
Abiding, «. ()«m»ifl, boning ; Btftnnbe.<br />
Ability, s. niayt, Pytfa, fotmogfl;<br />
iQlang.<br />
Abintestate, s. atftagate «ft«t en, font<br />
ton utan an gota tsflamente ; - , «•<br />
utan tefiamente.<br />
Abject, a. fijtnftlig, lag, ftypante , gts<br />
men; Iiopplo^; — , *. u^ling.<br />
Abject, p. a. bottfnfla, faottcriftia.<br />
Abjectedness , s. fot<strong>of</strong>tligt tilTilflnb;<br />
tet vS «'t ttfib.<br />
Abnormous, a. oregelbunben, ootbcnti<br />
lig; vaniTaplig.<br />
Aboard, ad. onibotb.<br />
Abode, s. boning I)ein»ijt.<br />
,<br />
Abode , i-. n. fpa , ana ; - ment , s.<br />
hciiilig aning.<br />
[plana.<br />
Abolish, f. a. afffafffl, uv»p[)ftfi--in , ut.-<br />
Abdlisbable, a. fom fan affFafrol.<br />
Abolisher, s. en fom nfffaffnc.<br />
Abolishment, Abolition,'!. afffaf><br />
Abs<br />
;<br />
fnnbe, uppftnftjanbe, bitaggning.<br />
Abominable, a. <strong>of</strong>lTytinrb, cl)t;gg[i9;<br />
- ness, s. afffV), fafa, ftyggelfe.<br />
Abominate, v. a. afffi;, vrinijaS rib,<br />
hnta.<br />
Abomination, s. ffamfidtf, fltjggelfe.<br />
Abort, V. n. f.i miffaa.<br />
Abortion, s.mi^fna, fottibig bbtb.<br />
Abortive, a. ^i. fotiibig, otibig, <strong>of</strong>ull.<br />
fomlig,mi^ti)(frtb;fi3riibigbotb.[miffaa.<br />
Abortiveness, «. ben.igenftet att fa<br />
Abound , v. n. bfvctfliJBa , Ijnfra , oara<br />
fijrtpifliin.<br />
Abjudicate, *- . a. ftanbonia, <strong>of</strong>iTa.<br />
tia L^focrtllib.<br />
About, prp. & ad. omfting, cib p<strong>of</strong> , i<br />
Abjugate, v. a. tnga ut <strong>of</strong>ct ; beftia. omh-ct^ ; angaenbe, out ; fib , Ijoi ; v^<br />
Abjuration, s. <strong>of</strong>|^^ncja^Be, fotnetelfe. Imogen ait.<br />
Abjure, f . a. <strong>of</strong>frnrja, fbtnefa.<br />
Ablactate, v. a. <strong>of</strong>t^nnja ett tibntn.<br />
Above, prp. £t ad. ijfuet, <strong>of</strong>tjonpn;<br />
m.'t lin ; - board, mibt i fi)nen ; utan<br />
Ablactation, s. <strong>of</strong>Prining.<br />
Abrade, v. a. afffrnpn, affTafra. [ftef.<br />
Ablation, s. bctttognnBe, t<strong>of</strong>ijeti. Abrasion,*, rifning, (Tafning, fftSma.<br />
Ablative, s. botttaganbe, nb[ati\?u«. Abreast, ad. fcanif ore, tiiibtemoi ; bteb^<br />
Able, a. bugtig, tniT, fFirftig ; fiarf;<br />
nf.<br />
Abrenunciation, 5. affogelfe, upv=<br />
Able-bodied, a. nf gob ftopi>«(}i)tfo. Abricot, f. Apricot. [fagning.<br />
Ablegate, v. a. ajfnrbci, flffanbn. Abridge, v. a. nffoita, fnmnianbraga;<br />
Ablegation, s. aprbnnbe, beffidfs inffrrinfa, minffa.<br />
Ablepsy,.!. blinbbet, onftfantljet. [ning. Abridger, s. affottatt. - ment, *.<br />
Abligate, f . a. liifa iftSn , nP'<strong>of</strong>a. fammanbrag, fort begrevp, fovfovt;<br />
Abligurition , s. Ubettig (efnflb , fro«afiiyl)et.<br />
Abroach, a. dad. genoniDorrab ; upi)»<br />
Ablocate, v. a. Oyra ur, bociatrenbera. fltagen (cm fnt od) tunnoc); — ment,<br />
Ablocation, a. uUjijtning.<br />
s. fixKv, InnbtfSp. [icfe I)einmn.<br />
Abluent, a. aftpocnfce, tenanbe. Abroad, ad. ui« ; utanfote ; utom(anb«<br />
Ablution, s. nftvngning , ff iitjning , tt-- Abrogate, f. a. afpfnffa, botttoga, uwj<br />
ning.<br />
,.'Mfpn, riterfatta. [upvl)afning.<br />
^ ^<br />
Abnegate, v. a. nefn, fotnefa, nf|Ta. .A^r&^ating, -gation,*. afffaffanbe,<br />
Abnegation, s. focnefelfe, vjngtnnbe. Abrood, ad. to sit -, flfidla, liggaut.<br />
Abnodation, ». bottffritning af utrh> Abrupt, a. ptiitstig, IjafiiS , <strong>of</strong>otmobab.<br />
Abruption, s. rialbfam ffil^meffa,<br />
franlTiijanoe.<br />
Abruptly, ad. i otib, f)n|}igt.<br />
Abruptness , s. tvatt benrdtanbe<br />
o()i5tligf)et, I)afiigl)et.<br />
Abscess, 5. bijlb.<br />
Abscind, v. a. <strong>of</strong>iTara. [ning.<br />
Abscission, s. flijmpning: afbuggs<br />
Abscond, v. n. gijiiima, bolja fig, f)aU<br />
la fig unban.<br />
Absconder, a. en foui gbntmet fig.
Abs<br />
Absconsion, s. fijttoljelfe, rtjmning.<br />
Absence, s. ftnneato; tanffpriCbOet,<br />
tonflS^fjet. [fpribb.<br />
Absent, a. fran^aronbe, nffogfen, tanf^<br />
Absent, v. a. & n. nfliigfna; «arrt<br />
fransaranbc : aflngfna fig.<br />
Absentee, Absenter, s. en francos<br />
Absist, V. n. flffifl ifran. [rnnbc.<br />
Absolute, a. fti, oinpptanft, cnvnltig;<br />
- ness , s. cinfftonft mogt , encalbe<br />
fuHfomligljet.<br />
Absolutely, ad. ndbccinbigt; omfffot=<br />
ligt; futtfcniligt. [t«lfe; npo^ning.<br />
Absolution, s. ftifagetfe, funbnfctlas<br />
Absolutism, s. nobunnbigfjetglatan.<br />
Absolutory, a. frifnnnanbe ; - , s.<br />
befcielfecont. [gera ; fiiffbotba.<br />
Absolve , V. a. frifatfn , ftifnnna , fti=<br />
Absonant, Absonous , a. opnnib,<br />
iit«rI)nff|'QniI)et.<br />
Abstemious, a. otevlialffnin, mSltlig ;<br />
- ness , 5. ni;ftfr(\et, atcr[)al[fanil)«t.<br />
Abstention, «. afliSttnnte.<br />
Absterge , Absterse , v. a. aftctfa,<br />
gln-a ten. [nanbe niebcl.<br />
Abstergent, a. & s. nffl'rnnbe ; res<br />
Abstersion, 5. fiffoting; vening.<br />
Abstersive, etc. f. Abstergent<br />
Abstinence , s. dtetl)^l(faml)et , matts<br />
ligbcr.<br />
Abstinent, a. nlifter, atectjaUfmn.<br />
Abstorted, a. ftSntijcft.<br />
Abstract, a. ftanjTilb, nietnft)flfF.<br />
Abstract, s. uibvog, fijtforrning.<br />
Abstract, v. a. afbrnga, focfoirtQ, <strong>of</strong>s<br />
fonbva; frttffilbt beirnfta; - ed, a.<br />
fotfinab , cfcet finnecetlben ; ft<br />
be; ronffptibb, abflrafr.<br />
Abstractedness, Abstraction<br />
affinibring ; tanffptibbljet.<br />
Abstractive, a. <strong>of</strong>fijnbtanbe.<br />
Abstricted, a. upptb|}, log.<br />
:<br />
Acc 3<br />
Abstrlnge, v. a. uvpl<strong>of</strong>n; upvbinbn.<br />
Abstruse, a. uiBtf; forbefeaHfain ; obes<br />
gtiplig: -ness, - sity, s. wxixU<br />
I)et, otMbtigOet.<br />
Absurd, a. oriiiilig : ncirr<strong>of</strong>tig , cfni<strong>of</strong>s<br />
lig, <strong>of</strong>otnufiig; -ity, -ness, -s.<br />
orhnlighet, ga(enfro)>.<br />
Absurdly, ad. <strong>of</strong>lnnuftigt , bnraftigt,<br />
Aliundance, s. efsecpob, i)tiintghct.<br />
Abundant, a. ijmnig, <strong>of</strong>verflcbig.<br />
Abundantly, ad. \ iSfrecfliib.<br />
Abuse, s. ini^bruf, ffi^nif. -,v. a.<br />
nii^bvufn; fFiinifa, fStclrintpa ; fc.infa;<br />
Abuser,*, niipbrufnre. [bebroga.<br />
Abusive, a. fbtotdinpnnbe ; irntgirig ;<br />
- ness, s. inolbjubanbe, elflff[t)nne.<br />
Abut, V. n. (upon)fJdtn, grnnfa ins<br />
tiff; - ment, 5. l)S?ab fom gninfar ins<br />
till nngot onnat.<br />
fnlff ; otintlig, <strong>of</strong>iJrnuftig.<br />
Abysmal, a. botten[B§, outgtunblig.<br />
' Absorb, v. a. infugn, uvvflufa. Abysm, Abyss, s. nfgtunb, ^elfteie.<br />
Absorbent, s. ft a. uiebel fom fottos Acacia, a. fl.ngg rittrrdb.<br />
gev ; infugante.<br />
Academian, - mist, *. nfobenuf}.<br />
Absoi-ption, 5. tnfugning.<br />
Academician, s. nfabeiuifet.<br />
Abstain, v. n. (from), <strong>of</strong>b<strong>of</strong>fa fig, Academick, ti. afnbentiflf. [l.i.<br />
l)>illa fig iftan; - ing, 5. inattlig()ct, Academy, s. <strong>of</strong>abenti , ()i5g|ToIa ; tibffos<br />
Accede, t . «. bittnba, inga uii; nalfmii.<br />
Accelerate, -•. a. hafia, v<strong>of</strong>Timbo.<br />
Acceleration, 5. pdjTijnbnnCe , Ijafinns<br />
bf, b<strong>of</strong>r.<br />
Acceleratory, a. paffimbanbe.<br />
Accend, v. a. upptiiinba.<br />
Accension, s. nntrinbning.<br />
Accent, s. accent, lonfalT, tonteifen.<br />
Liccent, Accentuate, V. a. accentueva.<br />
Accentuation, s. accemucving.<br />
Accept, V. a. antaga, eniottnga , bifaU<br />
la: unbevtecfna. [lighcr.<br />
Acceptability, s. nntaglighet; beljngs<br />
Acceptable, «. antaglig; bcbnglig;<br />
- ness,s. antaglighet; unbfaenbe.<br />
Acceptance , Acceptation , s, nntas<br />
ganbe; benciget emcttoganbe ; beti)s<br />
belfe, mening.<br />
Accepter, s. fom antagct, acceptanl*<br />
Acceptilation, s. ftifollelfe fcr en<br />
(Tulb ; niuntligt c|Citteng.<br />
Access , s. tiffitdbe, tittgang, liffs<br />
Idgg ; anfaff. - ariness ,<br />
A 2<br />
s. n\i-
4 Ace<br />
gctngligfjet, &e(a(tigl)cr.<br />
Accessary, a. Belnftig; Bibtagnnte.<br />
Accessible, a. tillganglig; umgangs<br />
fani. [fonift, antrribe.<br />
Accession, *. tiHagg , titliifning ; an:<br />
Accessorily, ad. ^a ett bibcognnbe fatt.<br />
Accessory, a. iifnnbe, Dibmgnnbc. -,<br />
s. font tttrtiet «a. atfi5ljet en f<strong>of</strong>; bi=<br />
fiif ; niebbrottSlig.<br />
Accidence, s. fbcfla gcunberna af en<br />
faf. [o(i)(f6t)anbc[fe.<br />
Accident, s. tittfiiHigljet , tjnnbelfe;<br />
Accidental, a. tifffaffig.<br />
Accidentally, ad. [)rinbe[fevi«, <strong>of</strong>6t=<br />
AccidentalnesB, *. flump.<br />
Accipient, .5. emcttnginc : ocreptant.<br />
Accite, V. a. tnffo, eftcrffiifn.<br />
Acclaim, Acclamation, s. glribjetop,<br />
bifatt^rop.<br />
Acclivity, s. bnrfe, fulltigljet.<br />
Acclivous, a. btant iippfBve, bnrfig,<br />
tuHcig.<br />
Accloy, V. a. uvvfijlTa, bfpetlnfta.<br />
Accloyed, a. oninjefutt: <strong>of</strong>oettafinb.<br />
Accoast, v. a. Ingga i (anb.<br />
Accolade, «. cinfanining ; fijfning.<br />
Accolent,s. gtnn^bo. [nnuiinbbac.<br />
Accommodable, a. tjenlig , vaffanbc,<br />
Accommodate, v. a. gbta be()«'ii",<br />
bringa i otbning, tiffnga; tana oten;<br />
bctjena: bilngga, fijtlifn. r, «' «<br />
^ora tiffocinig ; vaffn.<br />
Accommodation, ». beqeamtigliet<br />
fbclLfning; bcmebling. [fTavelifi<br />
Accompanable, a. unignngfnm, f.iH;<br />
Accompanier , 5. (ebfngarc, tnnirnt.<br />
Accompaniment, s. belebfogning,<br />
fallfFap; Qifcnipnnjciitcnt.<br />
Accompany, *• . a. betebfaga, goto fott^<br />
flnp , orfoniponjeta. - , v. n. fotfa fig<br />
tiObopa.<br />
Accomplice , s. tiiebbtott^Iig.<br />
Accomplish, v. a. fuHborba, fuHnnba,<br />
(liira; t>inna.<br />
Accomplished, a. fufffonitig, fottraffs<br />
IlCi : Piiil iiVH'f<strong>of</strong>Jcab.<br />
Accomplisher, *. fullbotbate, teifs<br />
ftaHace.<br />
:<br />
Acc<br />
Accomplishment, J. uppfyUnnbe ; fulls<br />
foniligl)et ; totang.<br />
Accompt etc. f. Account.<br />
Accord, s. acfotb; enbtcigt, forening,<br />
i5focrcng|}aninielfe ; botnioni.<br />
Accord, V. a. gota i5foeren«|}aninianbe;<br />
forlifa. -, V. «. (onimaeftieten^; fanis<br />
tl)(fa; adorbetti. - ance, 5. enbtngt,<br />
bfverenSfifiniiiKti'e, nifotb. — ant, a.<br />
tifforniig ; 'ef»erenS(}nniuiflnbe.<br />
According-, /jr. enligt, cftec, i man <strong>of</strong>;<br />
- as , i ben iiinn , eftet fcni ; - to , i<br />
fS[jb flf. -ly, ad. eftet, enligt; f6lj=<br />
;<br />
afttigen.<br />
Accorporate, v. a. inforlifpn.<br />
Accorporation, s. inforlifning.<br />
Accost, V. a. liatnla, b'tfa; m\Ui.<br />
-able, a.frtllffap«lif,i?nnlig,tillganglig.<br />
Account, s. pficbe, betnttelfe, ans<br />
foac; forftatina; flat; unbetrattelfe<br />
tnfning ; i3foec(Iag ; b<strong>of</strong>()nIIcri.<br />
Account, V. a. & n. l)aVia, gbt^i<br />
rafning, rafna; nnfe , »atbeta, tto<br />
- for, fotflara, gifoa ffnl tia. -able,<br />
- ant, a. anftiflrig. - ant, «. tafne^<br />
majiare , b<strong>of</strong>ljalfare.<br />
Accouple, '. a. para, foteno.<br />
Accouplement, «. patning.<br />
Accourage, v. a. uppmuntta.<br />
Accoutre, v. a. finba, ptijba, fmijrfa,<br />
uttufla. - ment, 3. ftdbning meb odt<br />
tirfbcltbt , utruftning.<br />
Accretion, s. tiarnrt, fijr<strong>of</strong>clfe.<br />
Accretive, a. tilltaganbc.<br />
/.ccroach, v. a. fnnga, btaga till fig.<br />
Accrue,
Ace<br />
Accusable, a. anfloglig, tabetbar, Acquaint, *>. a. unberrntta, untersifa,<br />
brottglig, flanfietlig.<br />
Accusation, a. ontlagelfe, U^UnwQ,<br />
faccniat.<br />
Accusative , a. adufatic.<br />
Accusatory, a. nnflnganbf.<br />
Accuse, v. a. (<strong>of</strong>) anflaga for, beffi)I=<br />
m, angifra.<br />
Accuser, s. anflagnte.<br />
Accustom, v. a. canja. -, v. n. rnrn<br />
Accustomable, a. can. [van, plaga.<br />
Accustomance, a. vana , btuf.<br />
Accustoraary, a. bruflig, cnnlig.<br />
Ace, 5. eS ; OSc^btebC ; Inppri.<br />
Acephalous, a. I)ufpu!)16«.<br />
Acerb, a. biitct, bnff, farf, gt<strong>of</strong> , fTarp.<br />
- ate, V. fl. f oibitttn, gbta fur. -ity,<br />
s. fyta, bitiec&et, fTotvo ; lltnngOet.<br />
Acervate, f . a. lagga i I)6g, fmnta.<br />
Acervation , a. bovfiunling, uvvjtnp=<br />
Acervous , a. fuCf iiicb (jbgnr. [ling.<br />
borbnre ; bragcutforare.<br />
Aching, J. varf, fiunrta. ^*<br />
Achor, s. utjolffforf.<br />
Acid, a. fur, f^nrp, bitter. -, s. fura.<br />
Acidifiable, a. fijrbar.<br />
Acidify, v. a. fijra, gom fur.<br />
Acidity, Acidness, s. fi^rn, furljet.<br />
Acidulate, v. a. gora fur, fi)ra.<br />
Acidulous, a. fijrtig.<br />
Acinaceons, a. forfeCb iiieb fnrna.<br />
Acknowledge, v. a. ertnnna, befiinna,<br />
Act 5<br />
iiiebbeln. - ance, 3. funffap: unigiins<br />
ge , befaniflai' ; «n befant. - ed, a.<br />
befant uieb; funnig.<br />
Acquest, s. nflinge, fbrtjnrfb egcnbont.<br />
Acquiesce, p: n. unberfafia fig: vara<br />
nojb iiteb, famti;cfa.<br />
Acquiescence, s. bifoK, famtijcfe, uiu<br />
bergifj?cn()et.<br />
Acquirable, a. foui fan fcrrarfvas.<br />
Acquire, f . a. fcrpnrfpa, mnna ; Inra<br />
fig. - ment, s. mn|} ; talang.<br />
Acquirer, s. f broiirfsare.<br />
Acquisition, s. calfongen egenbom;<br />
tniang. [t>nrfpab, runnen.<br />
Acquisitions , Acquisitive, a. fors<br />
Acquist, f. Acquest.<br />
Acquit, V. a. gijra f!u!bfri, betala , bes<br />
frill; - one's self <strong>of</strong>, upvfutto.<br />
- meut, s. befrielfe, frifallclff.<br />
Acquittal, s. frifage(fe, frifaaetfe.<br />
Acquittance, s. qpiiteng.<br />
Acre, «. vloglanb, tunnlanb.<br />
Acrid, Acrimonious, a. titter, fur,<br />
Acescent, a. benrigen till fijva, fut^<br />
Acetic, a. fijtlig.<br />
[nante.<br />
Acetifaction, s. flttifebruggcri : fi)t=<br />
Acetose, a.fi;ttig, fur. [ning. ffarp, farf.<br />
Acetosity, s. fyuligljtt.<br />
Acrimony, «. fTdrvo, t}rafl)ct: fyra ;<br />
Acetous, a, fi;rlig, fur.<br />
barbhei, dafbei. [ffarvl)ei.<br />
Ache, s. odvf, fjufbom; vcrfitja. -, Acritude, Acrity, s. fijra, baiTljet,<br />
V. n. vifirfn, giira ontt.<br />
Achievable, a. rcrfilaatar.<br />
Across, ad. VQ tfdren, t»ar^ Bf»er, i<br />
fcrg. -,pr. mibtigenom, tpar^igenoui.<br />
Achieve, i'. a. cerf|liTilfn, fuU= Acrostic, s. afr<strong>of</strong>iifon.<br />
finta, utrattn. - ment, s. bettift,<br />
fijrrattning; flLUbnuufe. -r, «. full=<br />
Act, s. gerning, Ijanbling (i (Tab
6 Act<br />
Bf. -ness, ». OflfenttUg tgenffnp:<br />
Actuary, s. attuant. [v'i^()«t.<br />
Actuate, v. a. fatta i totelfe, pa&cifM.<br />
Actuose, a. eetffant, Btiftig.<br />
Acuate, f. a. (jpriffa, fpetfa.<br />
Aculeate, a. fpetfig, l)\>a^. [nigtjct.<br />
Acumen , j. utib , fpetS ; * flnrpfin=<br />
Acuminate, v. a. ffritpn, gota fpctfig.<br />
Acute, a. utM)iHip, fpctfig-, genouittnns<br />
gnnte ; ' flug , flntpfinnig. -, 5. 7".<br />
ocutug iifnft «n r<strong>of</strong>al. - ness , s.<br />
bva^ljct; »ftnf)et, fli;ftigl)et, fTatpfinnig=<br />
Adage, s. otbfpraf, tanfefprcf. [l)er.<br />
Adagial, a. orbfptafgUf.<br />
Adamant, «. biamnnt ; mngnctf^cn.<br />
Adamantean, -tine, a. af biamant;<br />
I)iicD foiii nn=<br />
bnnce ; heppn^ning ; tiUnnipning.<br />
Add, v. a. tiffriggn, oBbern, fot'cfa, tn=<br />
Addahle, f. Addible. [brnga tiff.<br />
Addecimate, v.a.gifpa, palaggo tionbe.<br />
Addeem, v. a. Viiibeca; nnfe, no, nu-<br />
Adder, s. ovm, Ijuggotui. [nn.<br />
Addibility, s. riffnggt'ac()
Adj<br />
Adjute, f. a. l)j«(va.<br />
Adjutor, s. Ijjclpate. -y, a. jjjeU<br />
VnnCe ; bibtogunBe.<br />
Adjutrix, s. uieSljjctrnrinna.<br />
Adjuvant, a. beOjelplig.<br />
Adjuvate, v. a. [jjetpa, 6efor6ta.<br />
Adlegation, s. bu6|ifap, frinbebub,<br />
nmbnffiifc.<br />
Admeasurement, s. mntning.<br />
Admensuration, s. T. jenifning, ut=<br />
belning.<br />
Adminicle, s. r)jelv, unberflijb.<br />
Adminicular, a. Ojelvfam, bfOjetptig.<br />
Administer, f. a. f6t»?atta; mbela:<br />
fti)tn, regera.<br />
Administrate, f. Administer.<br />
Administration, j. fottmltning, ut<br />
belning; pi;celfe, regenng.<br />
Administrative , a. focpattanbe , fii):<br />
Administrator, *. fiJtPciUftte, fotef^Sn:<br />
Admirable, a. fijtunbcnn^ontb ; fi3r=<br />
ttiifflig; fetoonnnbe. - ness, AdmiraLility,<br />
s. fiScunbrnnScntbljet ; f'ot:<br />
ttriffligl)et. \s. nniirotUet.<br />
Admiral, ». ontiral ; miiitalffepp. -ity.<br />
Admiration, s. fBtunbrnn, bf unbran.<br />
Admire, v. a. beunbtn, bognfta. -,<br />
V. n. fotvanni.<br />
Admirer, s. beunbcace, tilffare.<br />
Admiringly , ad. meb beunbran.<br />
Admissibility, «. tittatligOet ; antag:<br />
lujljet.<br />
Admissible, o. antngtig ; tittatlig^<br />
Admission, s.nntagning, euiottngK* f<br />
tittgnng, tittrtnbe.<br />
Admit, i'. a. fTnpva in, Ifiiina tittttnbc<br />
tia ; antnga, tiCStn, niebgiffo.<br />
Admittable, a. foiii fnn tiQatai.<br />
Admittance, f. Admission.<br />
Admix, f . a. btanbn, tbcQ ibop.<br />
Admixtion, -ture, s. binnbning,<br />
tiltfiiis.<br />
[tcbtS, vniiiinnn.<br />
Admonish, f. a. forinnnn, vaxna , fi3«<br />
Admonisher, s. txitnnre.<br />
Admonishment, -nition, s. fotuio*<br />
ning, v>iirning ; vntninnnlfe.<br />
Admonitioner, s. febeprtbifant.<br />
Admonitory, a.tiarnanbe, fcciiiannnbf<br />
.<br />
Adu 7<br />
Admove,f. a.flimaintin, nanita.<br />
Adnonn, s. nbjettw. [bullet.<br />
Ado, s. niiia, befrcit; ocnfenbe,<br />
Adolescence, - cy, s. ungboni.<br />
Adopt , v. a. upptnga i barng finlfe<br />
ntopteta; ontogn; tiffegna fig.<br />
Adoption, s. upptaganbe fill bntn;<br />
btttnnffap.<br />
Adoptive , a. obopterab , upptflgm i<br />
batng flaffe ; antngen ; - daughter,<br />
f<strong>of</strong>terbortct.<br />
Adorable, a. tiUbebjan^vatb, bt)rfan^s<br />
lonrb. - ness, s. bi)tfnn^viatbl)et.<br />
Adoration, - rement, s. tiUbebning,<br />
bi)rfan, ti'6cbnnbSbeti;gclfe.<br />
Adore,*". a. tiabtbja, bvtfa; nl(fal)'6gf.<br />
Adorer, «. littbsbjnte, rilffare.<br />
Adorement, s. bytfan.<br />
Adorn, f ., o. pt\)bQ, fiiiucFo, fitn.<br />
Adornation , s. pri;bning , f otjTiJning.<br />
Adornment, s. ptijbnob, fitcit, gtann^<br />
Int.<br />
Adown, /)r. utfote, neb, nebot. -, ad.<br />
nevpa ; pS jotben.<br />
Adread, ad. fijrfftricft.<br />
Adrift, ad. obeinnffonit, fTuniptJi^.<br />
Adroit, a. ffirf lig, fntbig, fntia. -ness,<br />
s. i7ictiigl)ct, forbigljet, I)nnbigl)et.<br />
Adry, a. totflig.<br />
Adstriction, s. bopbinbning, fannnans<br />
M-agning. [ligbet.<br />
Adulation, s. fmirfct, tw;panDe l)<strong>of</strong>»<br />
Adulator, s. fmicftate, ti^mate.<br />
- y, a. fmiefvanbe.<br />
Adult, a. futtrrtrt, monbat, giftoujren.<br />
Adulterant, s. aftenffap^btijtnte.<br />
Adulterate, a. ftrtnft; " forfalffab.<br />
-, V. n. 6t a. bebtifpnijot, btl)tQnftens<br />
(Top; « fotfniffa, ffnmno.<br />
Adulteration, s. ftrinfning; * fota<br />
fallTning. fi3tiTniitning.<br />
Adulterer, s. riftenffnp^btl;tnte.<br />
Adulteress, s. dttenffap^btl;tetiTa.<br />
Adulterous, a. Jio^iff, nftenjTnpgbtl)*<br />
Adultery, s. hfteniTnp^btcit. [tonbe.<br />
Adultness , «. iiinnbatbet , i)n9ling«Qr.<br />
I Adumbrate,<br />
Adumbrant, a. fnarlif.<br />
'. a. nfbitbo, gSta uifaft<br />
(om iiialnte) ; tjnto fnattif.<br />
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8 Adu<br />
\ai. -, V, a. fbtcfFjutd, bcfctfcra , foe;<br />
bnttta. - ment,«. befovbtan, fram=<br />
Advancer, s. gijnnare; befotbrate.<br />
Advantage ,«. fiitman , fbrbel, oinff,<br />
<strong>of</strong>vettTott. -, f- a. bata, gngnn,<br />
bffotbca. -, V. n. 'tc^\.« tillngb ; tifffomnia.<br />
Adveuient, a. tiUfattig, tiffagb.<br />
Advent, «• abuentct; anfoiiij}.<br />
Adventitious, a. otfoljanbe; friim=<br />
iimnbe; liafdaig.<br />
Adventure, s. bnnbelfe, <strong>of</strong>centyr,<br />
flump ; by -, ()onbelf«taga. — r, «. li;dffDfQtc ; afs<br />
t>enti;tnte. - some, a. bj«rf, uogfaiit.<br />
- someneBS,^. »ogfnm()ft, bjerfljet.<br />
Adventurous, a. afoentijrlig.<br />
Adverb, s. nbuetb.<br />
Adversable , a. niotfltibig.<br />
Adversary, s. inotfJonbnte, penbe.<br />
Adversative, u. flritanbc. [full.<br />
Adverse, a. obenagcn, tjittig; oli)(f«=<br />
Adverseness, - sity, a. niotgang,<br />
Advert, v. a. gifpn nft va- [oti;cfa.<br />
Advertence, -tency, s. uppmntf fonu<br />
Advertent, a. uppmnrffam. [()fr.<br />
Advertise, v. a. unbettatta, fungbrn,<br />
aiinonffta. - ment, s. fungotclfe,<br />
unCetcattetfc.<br />
Advertiser, s. unbettnttare.<br />
Advesperate, v. n. liba nt nftonen.<br />
Advice, «. tai, n. «nbetrrittflf«, <strong>of</strong>oeti<br />
Aff<br />
Adumbration, s. utfoj}; titning uift Idggmng. - boat, otiSjaft, p<strong>of</strong>tj<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
(Tug(jfnrg fnntlif[)et.<br />
;<br />
Advisable, a. vablig. - ness , s. fet»<br />
Adunation, s. fotjning.<br />
figtigl)ei, flcfl)et.<br />
Aduncity, s. ft'cfning, ft<strong>of</strong>i9[)«t. Advise, v.a.&n. rSbo , tifffttjtfo;<br />
Aduncous , - que , a. f r<strong>of</strong>t , utbSjt, unf ctCiTttii ; <strong>of</strong>fetlfiggQ.<br />
Adure, v. a. flubtrinna. [ftuni. Advisedly, ad. Bfoetlagbt.<br />
Adust, -ed,a. fbtfacnnb; uttorfaD. Advisedness, s. ttcfljet, bctnnffam^et.<br />
- ible, a. bcannbnt.<br />
Advisement, s. betrinfanbe.<br />
Adustion, s. uppbtnnning ; brnnb. Adviser, 5. rabgif\5ate.<br />
Advance , s. fotfptang , ftnmjleg fit-<br />
, Advocacy, s. fbcfror , f'6tftiorg|rcift.<br />
t<strong>of</strong>can; befotbcnn.<br />
Advocate, «. nbvefat, fuffmngtig.<br />
Advance, v. n. ga ftnni , nalfa^; Ii)f= - ship, s. nbyefatfyf In.<br />
Advocation, *. forbon, fototb ; full»<br />
indgtigfTap.<br />
Advolation, s. tifffltjft (af faglat).<br />
Advoutry, s. nttenflapSbtott.<br />
Aera, 5. cp<strong>of</strong>, tib()«.'atf.<br />
Aerial, a. luftig; botanbc tiH luftfn.<br />
Aerie, s. tcffagel^ tidfJe.<br />
Aerometry, s. (uftmntning.<br />
Aeronaut, s. (uftfeglatc.<br />
Aestivial , a. fotimiaren liffOBrig.<br />
Aestivate, v. n. i?ij}n« Bfo«c fonmiaten.<br />
Aestuary, s. angbcib.<br />
Aestuate , v. n. f<strong>of</strong>a ; fjuba.<br />
Ae<strong>the</strong>r etc. f. E<strong>the</strong>r etc.<br />
Afar, ad. fjcrtan, langt ifton.<br />
Affability, s. l)<strong>of</strong>iigI)ct, beUfcen^et,<br />
fprnfCaml)cr.<br />
Affable, a. vnnlig, unignngfnm.<br />
Affableness, f. Affability.<br />
Affabrous, a. on I gjctb, mnflerlig.<br />
Affair,.?, goroiiint, f ijtrnttning ; fnf.<br />
Affear, v. a. upptnttn; ftytfa.<br />
AlTict, V. a. & n. hngfnaQg; nffeftctfl,<br />
v>ilja fi)naS; cftctfirdfra; t'oro , in»<br />
Affect, s. nffeft, finnegtotelfe, paffion.<br />
Affectation, s. trungct snfenbe.<br />
Affected, a. tilfgjotb, tcungen ; inbiffff.<br />
less , s. tillgjocbfjet.<br />
Affection, s. finne^tiStelfe, blijetfe;<br />
tiif9ifi:'fn()Ct; Sniljct.<br />
Affectionate, a. liffgifpen, ijm.<br />
Affective, a. rotanbc, intngnnbe.<br />
Affectuosity,s. bfifiig tiffgifO«nhet.<br />
Affectuous, a. ijmt intogen, jJ<strong>of</strong>ficnc*<br />
Affiance, a. focttocnbe, fijtlcfning.
Aff<br />
; ;<br />
-, V. a. tto, lita va ; for(<strong>of</strong>i?a.<br />
Afiied, a. foti<strong>of</strong>vai.<br />
Affinage, s. rerting, fTebning.<br />
Affined, a. fTagt.<br />
Affinity, s. jTngtiTap, fttagetfrap,<br />
Aflirm, c a. befcnfta, intygo. -ance,<br />
-ation, s. bejafntng, beftnftetfe.<br />
Affirmative, a- beftfiftnnDe, bejiifanbe.<br />
Affix, v. a. tittfigga, fnpa ric.<br />
Affixion, s. anftngning, rt!!l)nftnnBe.<br />
Afflation, s. pabla^ning; ingifselfe.<br />
iiiang. -, v. a. fbrfPcacfa.<br />
Affriction,*. gnicning.<br />
Affright, f. a. fotffcadfa, ffcama.<br />
- ful, a. ferffcfiif (ig.<br />
Affright, -ment, 5. forfFtcidfelfe, fafn.<br />
Affront, s. fTi;iiif, forclnmpning,<br />
focfuiii'tielfe. -, v. a. niota; trots<br />
fa; (Tijiitfa, fScoIampa. -ive, a.<br />
Affronter, s. ffijmfate. [iTymfante.<br />
Affuse, V. a. begjuta, bfa pa.<br />
Affusion, s. bfperflBIjning.<br />
Affv, f . a. fScI<strong>of</strong>ttn. -, V. n. lita \>a.<br />
Afield, ad. pa fattei.<br />
Afloat, ad. Pott, Pytanbe.<br />
Afoot, ad. tittfotg; * po tnpefen.<br />
Afore, pr. & ad. fore, forut ;<br />
- h<strong>and</strong>,<br />
i fovlinnb; - time, forboiu, tiUfbcene.<br />
Afraid (<strong>of</strong>), a. tafct, fTtauiB.<br />
Afresh, ad. n nijo, pa nijtt.<br />
Afright, f. AffrigJit.<br />
Afront, ad. uiiBt em<strong>of</strong>.<br />
After, pr. eftet; enligt; i fotjb <strong>of</strong>.<br />
'<br />
-, ad. feban, eftccot; - ages,<br />
efietsetictn. -all, fluttigen; -<br />
Agi 9<br />
birth, eftttbbtb; - noon, »fter«<br />
mibbag; - pains, eftecsatfat l)o^<br />
en barnfang^qoinna; - taste, «f«<br />
tctfmat, ribrig fmat; - times, ftaiiu<br />
tiben. " wards , ad. eftcrat.<br />
Again, ad. igcn, oict, a ni;o ; - <strong>and</strong><br />
Against, jur. cmot. [-, ouppbbcligr.<br />
Agape, ad. flittanbe od) mebgnpanbc<br />
i^gast, f. Aghast.<br />
Agate, s. ngat.<br />
Agaty, a. agntattab.<br />
Afflict (with), V, a. plaqa, bebtbfra, Agaze, f. Aghast.<br />
[niun.<br />
ocoa.<br />
[fmarta, forg. Agaze, V. a. fbciTtarfa, fotfrita.<br />
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Afflictedness, - ion, s. bctriifcelfe Age, s. olBet, lifStib, atI)unBcab«.<br />
Afflictive, a. bebi<strong>of</strong>eanbe, oronnCe. Aged, a. gantiiial; alberfiigen.<br />
Affluence, - cy,*. tilTovp , bfrtcpSb. Agency, s. fbrtnttning ; agent|TQ4J.<br />
Affluent, a. i)ninig, bfuerfliSDanCe ; tif, Agenda, s. minncSb<strong>of</strong> ; uppfot^.<br />
- ness, s. ijfcetflBD, rifeboui. Agent, s. agent. -, a. cetfatibe,<br />
Afflux, -ion,«. «ffP»)tning , inflyu Agentship, f. Agency. [nerffouu<br />
ntng.<br />
Aggelation, j. I)opfci)gnina.<br />
Afford, c. a. gifun, flnfe; f Btinn Aggeneration, s. I)op»avning.<br />
Umnn , onfTaffa ; opntifomtun. Agger, 5. fiiipat^uctf, (lon^.<br />
Affranchise, u. a. befcia. - ment, Aggerate, v. a. lagga i l)bg.<br />
s. befcielfe.<br />
Agglomerate, v. a. nyfJa ; tn'gga ihop.<br />
Affray,*. larm ; flagSmaf, I)cinCgc; Agglomeration, s. uppeedfling ; nypa<br />
mng. [iitanfoga.<br />
Agglutinate, v. a. limnia i()op ; fanis-<br />
Aggr<strong>and</strong>ise, v. a. fbcftocn, tiH<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Aggr<strong>and</strong>isement, s. uppljojelfe, bes<br />
Aggrate, ^ . a. fntefa. [forBton.<br />
Aggravate, v. a. beiunga; fbrsorra.<br />
Aggravation, s. tiabfning, fbtoatting.<br />
Aggregate, a. infbclifoab, forenab.<br />
Aggregate, v. a. famla , Ijopa.<br />
Aggregation, s. fainting ; Ijopfogntng.<br />
Aggress, v. a. anfaffa, angripa. Aggress,<br />
-ion, s. onfall; angrcpp.<br />
- or, s. angtipnte. [ning.<br />
Aggrievance, s. fotg; fbtolaniiis<br />
Aggrieve, c. a. bebrbfrn, fbcolompo.<br />
Agronp, f. a. gtuppcrn.<br />
Aghast, a. fbrcanob, bfftbrt, Ijnpcn.<br />
Agile, a. Pig, fncfig, Idtt.<br />
Agileness, -lity, a. oigOct, fnobbfjct,<br />
Agio, s. ngio. [tottOet.<br />
Agitable, a. tortig.<br />
Agitate, v. a. fl<strong>of</strong>o, fatta itl-r«lfe;<br />
taga i bf>j«rt>aganBe.<br />
Agitation, s. fF<strong>of</strong>ning, fjafrig rbtctf*;
10 Agi<br />
unbetf<strong>of</strong>ning, Bfoetprignnbt.<br />
A^tator, s. uppv^iglate; faffoeoattate.<br />
Agnail, *. nagetbijtc.<br />
Agnarion, s. blob^fbrtiantitiTap.<br />
Agnition, s. erfonnontse.<br />
Agnize, v. a. ettrtnnn, tiU^a.<br />
Agnomination, s. otblet, orbfpel'<br />
Ago, Agone, ad. feton ; ttabafa ; long<br />
-, Inngefeban.<br />
Agog, ad. beciarligt.<br />
Agoing, ad. i totclfe; vS engen.<br />
Agonisin, s. taflan.<br />
Agonist, s. ffinipe, fltibnte.<br />
Agonize, i'. ». ligga i fjattager; libn<br />
outf.igligt qfrtt. [qval.<br />
Agony, s. fjiiltng, bb&efnmp.<br />
Agrace, v. a. gynnn, befovtita.<br />
Agreable, a. behnglig, rncf ; - to, cn=<br />
lig, Ufiiiiitig m«B. -ness, s. <strong>of</strong>setengj<br />
rtiiniiiKlfe; bel)ng(ig()et.<br />
Agreat, ad. i gto^.<br />
Agree, v. a. f'6ttna, fotlita. -, v. n.<br />
fotlifa^, fljcenniS, foninia bfcetenS; -<br />
to, fiiiiin>cfn till.<br />
Agreed, ?««. ropp! niSgora!<br />
Agreement, s. bfveren^fonimelfe,<br />
fonttntt, flftol: liff)et ; enCvagt.<br />
Agrestic, a. mt6 , tnntjtlif; bont<strong>of</strong>tig.<br />
Agriculture, s. Sfctbcuf.<br />
Aground, ad. pa gtunt.<br />
Ague, s. ftolfa. -d, a. fjut i fr<strong>of</strong>fa.<br />
Aguish , a. ftoSiiftig.<br />
Ah, "J*, o! fltf<br />
!<br />
Ahead, ad. f)ufvubfiupa.<br />
Aheight, ad. Ijogt uppe.<br />
Aid, s. Ijjetp, biflanb, un&ftfJot<br />
fubfibier. - , v. a. (,i«[pa, bifia.<br />
- ant, a. I)j«lpnnBe. - de-camp, s.<br />
genccnlnftjutont.<br />
Ail, V- a. ptnga, bcfonca. -ing, a.<br />
fjuflig. - ment, s. fjuftoui, opogtigs<br />
(let.<br />
Aim, 5. fi'gte, iiint, fi;frcmot, nnbainat,<br />
-, V. a. & n. figta, f>>ftn at ; giffa.<br />
Air, s. luft; aria; iiietoti; iiiin,<br />
-, V. a. gifun ftif? luft; pafcta,<br />
lotfa. - gun , Piibetb<strong>of</strong> a ; - pump,<br />
luftpump- - iness, s. ' lifligljet:<br />
jnutitetljet ; la'ttfinnigt^et. -ing, j.<br />
;<br />
Ali<br />
proin«nab. - y , a. luftig ; flijgtig,<br />
Ake, 3. f. Ache. [tattfinnig.<br />
Akin (to), a. fTrigt m«b.<br />
Alabaster, a. alob<strong>of</strong>ler. -, a. <strong>of</strong><br />
Alack, int. ail ore! [alabafiet.<br />
Alacrious, a. glob, lujlig.<br />
Alacrity, j. gtabtigljet.<br />
Al<strong>and</strong>, ad. pa lanb.<br />
Alarm, a. atnrm, liatfTti; 'ciiiaxt.<br />
- bell , «. flotmf lodfa. - , v. a. fBt=<br />
Alas, int. ail [fftarfa, gora latin.<br />
Alate, ad. fi[}, m;(igen.<br />
Alb, s. megffjctta.<br />
Albeit, ad. fnffnn, el)utu.<br />
Albugo, s. l)rito flatten, «ggl)i^ita.<br />
Alcaid, s. liltab (bomaie i Spanien).<br />
Alchemist, s. alfeniif}, gulbniafare.<br />
Alchemy, 3. alfenii.<br />
Alcohol etc. f. Alkohol.<br />
Alcoran, s. fotan.<br />
Alcove, s. altov.<br />
Alder, s. ol (ttab).<br />
Alderman, s. albctnian, tabnian.<br />
Aldern, a. af al.<br />
Ale, s. ol; - berry, fggbt; -<br />
draper j» ftogote; -house, fccg,<br />
-knight, fupbrobet; -taster, cl=<br />
pvL'frore ; - wife, ftbgetfTa.<br />
Alegar, *. olattifa.<br />
Alembic, «. T. Ijatt pS en befliffetpan.<br />
Alength, ad. lnng« utnieb. [na.<br />
Alert , a. vat\am ; liflig ; luffig. -<br />
ness, s. glabtigbet; raffaml)«t.<br />
Algebra, *. nlgcbtn.<br />
AMd, a. fair, ftufen.<br />
Algidity, -gidness, s. fi;to, ftcfi.<br />
Algos, a. mi)iit taff.<br />
Alhalontide, s. aHljelgonabag.<br />
Alias, ad. T. annati, eljefl.<br />
Alible, a. fijbanbe, natanbe.<br />
Alien , s. fromling, uilanbning. -,<br />
a. ftamnianbe. - able , a. <strong>of</strong>f crlai-<br />
lig; font fan af[)nnba«. - ate, i'. a.<br />
<strong>of</strong>tierlnta, foti>ttta, afbrinba fig.<br />
Alienation, s. bfoetlntelfe, fotijttting ;<br />
fiiUfinnigljet ; - <strong>of</strong> mind, vanfinnigs<br />
bet. [net.<br />
Alight, f. a. ftiga af , neb, ut; fiuga<br />
Alike, a. lif, bijlif. -,ad. Ufa, lifafont.
Alt U<br />
Aliment, s. f'oba, ndring.<br />
Allow, V. a. gifpa, anflo; erfanna;<br />
Aliinental, - tary, a. f5^a^bc, nris tianta; tola. - able, a. tiUntlig, biU<br />
Alimentariness, s. naring^ftaft.<br />
Alimoniousj a. foianBe, nnrnttte.<br />
Alimony, s. un6erI)<strong>of</strong>f for ^ufitun Pit<br />
nftenffaps|Tilna6.<br />
Alive, a. Ufvanlt; luuntet, lifiig.<br />
Alkali, s. alMi, futfatt.<br />
Alkaline, a. (ilfalijT.<br />
Alkohol, 5. alfo()fl.<br />
All, a. & ad. air, Oel ocf; fjaffen; nlln,<br />
I)rat od; en; ollt, aff^, f)clt od) OalTet.<br />
-, s. aUt; betljela; - <strong>the</strong> better,<br />
fa nu;(f«t biittre. - hail, /«
12 Alt<br />
Altercate , v. n. ttnta , tni^a.<br />
Altercation, s. m^, trnta.<br />
Altern, a. jjetfante f!iftet)i^. - acy, s.<br />
omvertanCe recfait. -, v. a. tn;ta<br />
cm, omv'erla. - ately, ad. iicie(vi^.<br />
Alternation, s. omocvting, oinf!ift=<br />
ning. [ineUnn ttiii fiifec.<br />
Alternative, a. onuiexlante. -, «. roi<br />
Although, c. eljutu, cafrafct.<br />
Altiloquence, s. fiomioCigt tnl. [tft.<br />
Altimetry, «. fonfJctt atr iiiarn ^l^j.<br />
Altisonant, - nous, a. I)6gljuBnnCi!.<br />
Altitude, s. I)6jD ; ()i3gl)ct.<br />
Altoge<strong>the</strong>r, ac?. allt riafnninuing ; I)c(t<br />
Alum, s. alun. [cdj Ijattct.<br />
Aluminous, a. atunnftig, alunljnttig.<br />
Alveary, s. bifupa, biPo*.<br />
Always, ad. afftiD, bffiantigt.<br />
Amahility, s. oljTpnvfcljtt. [[igt.<br />
Amain, ad. iiicb nil ftaft; efterivi;*;<br />
Amalgamation, s. fiiiqpiining.<br />
Amanuensis, s, Ijnncfefretet ; fopi|l.<br />
Amaritude, s. bittec()et, prangljet.<br />
Amass, v. a. fanila, Inggn i OSgat.<br />
- ment, j. Ijep, I)6g.<br />
Amate, i'. a. f6«itin, fott^a^n.<br />
Amaze, s. befiijrtning. -,v. a. fbc=<br />
fftritfa, fotpnna. - dly, ad. l)iipet,<br />
Jiieb fotonning. -ment,*. foci'Sning;<br />
bcflL>ctning.<br />
Amazedness, s. bcflottning.<br />
Amazing, a. forranonce, bfyciraffanbe.<br />
Amazon, s. ffblbtiiS, oinojon.<br />
Ambages, s. oiiifvtv, untflyft.<br />
Amhagious, a. innngorCig, t>ibli)ftig.<br />
Ambassade, f. Embassy.<br />
Ambassador, - dour, s. nmbaffnbiir,<br />
fiittbcbuD.<br />
be. - ness, s. riliTenrbOet.<br />
Ambassadress, s. anib.iffatvi^. Amicable, a. onnlig, gunfjig, oriig.<br />
Ambassage, s. ambafioD , gefnnft= - ness. Amicability, s. rnnligbet,<br />
fFap. [fien ; - gris, ninbra.<br />
Amber, s. betnften. -,a. afbcrn=<br />
Ambidexter, a. tbctjanbr. -,s. \it~<br />
ttagnte, lagttnngare. [f'^'f-<br />
Ambidextrous, a. bebtnglig, full nf<br />
Ambient, a. oiiigifunnbe, innefattonbe.<br />
Ambigu, s. blanbning, uiiffmnff.<br />
Ambiguity, - guousness , s. t'oeri).<br />
bigbJt.<br />
Amn<br />
Amhiguons, a. t»ett)bi3, tbifKelnftig,<br />
Ambilogy, s. toefvrat, tbctaligfjft.<br />
Ambiloquous, a. tsjftnlig.<br />
Ambiloquy, s. ivnytigt talefntt.<br />
Ambit, s. ciiifm^.<br />
Ambition, J. atcgitigl)et, . a. vliftfnlln. - ment, s.<br />
Vliff, vcnningbotct.<br />
Amethyst, s. anictif}.<br />
Amiable, a. rnnlig, nlfFjjnrb, intagans<br />
frimtligbct.<br />
Amid, Amidst, pr. niibfi, ibtanb.<br />
Amiss, ad. iUa itff vaf , otjenligt, obes<br />
Amission, s. forluft. [Ijorigt.<br />
Amit, f . a. mif}(i, fiictora.<br />
Amity, s. tjnnffnp, enbtfigt.<br />
Ammunition, s. friggforrab. -bread,<br />
foniiiii^btob.<br />
Amnesty, s. tittgifr, vartcn^plflfnt.
Amo<br />
Amomum, s. ingefata; tatbeuiunima.<br />
Among, Amongst, pr. iblani.<br />
Amorous, a. fnt, fhtlig, om, fotoU<br />
ffac. - ly, ad. fiitligen. - nesB, s.<br />
oni()et, ffittigOct.<br />
Amort, a. M;ft«, beBr<strong>of</strong>cnb, fiStfagB.<br />
Amortize, f. a. tola (en ffulD).<br />
Amount, s. fumnia, belovp. -, f. n.<br />
fliga till, belijpn fig.<br />
Amour, s. farUt5()nnbe[, einttig.<br />
Amove, f- a. unBnnroja, flytta.<br />
Amphibious, a. miipbift<br />
Amphibological, a. toetijbig, Buntel.<br />
Amphibology, s. itjeti)tigt tal.<br />
Ample, a. riD, utflrarft, tjiDlBftig : fti=<br />
fefiiLi. - ness, s. t>iBLi5fiigI)et; ftifo;<br />
Ampliate, f . a. utrjitgn, utbreBo.<br />
Ampliation, -fication, s. utt>iBgntng.<br />
Amplify, v. a. utpiBgn, utfttarfa; lng=<br />
ga fig ^i^r ur. [<strong>of</strong>feifloB ; pai:bigl)€t.<br />
Amplitude, s. ftccljet, tijmUgOer,<br />
Amply, ad. <strong>of</strong>petP'oBigt, ftifopigt.<br />
Amputate, v. a. nffJiirn, affaga (en<br />
Iciii). [affagtting.<br />
Amputation, s. ett ben« affTatning,<br />
Amuse, v. a. roa; uvpebatfn. -ment,<br />
s. titsfotBrif; uvpeball.<br />
Amusing, - sive, a. tolig, ronnBe.<br />
Amygdaline, a. lif uianBel.<br />
An, art. en, ett (ftaiiifot en v><strong>of</strong>a[).<br />
Anabaptist, s. reBeiBiJ^ate.<br />
Anachorite, s. eteniit.<br />
Anachronism, s. tiDtcifninggfet.<br />
Anagram, s. anagram.<br />
Analogical, a. litfotniig.<br />
Analogy, s. liffocniigbci, analog!<br />
vtoporticn, fotljallanBe.<br />
Analysis, s. anati)^ ; uvplo^ning.<br />
Analytic, a. onatijiiff; upplbfanDe.<br />
Analj-ze, v. a. uppl<strong>of</strong>a; anali;fera.<br />
Anarchical, a. fiitrirrab.<br />
Anarchy, ^. annrfi, rcgetingglB^fjet.<br />
Ana<strong>the</strong>ma, s.bann, bann[i)gning.<br />
Ana<strong>the</strong>matize, v. a. bannl^fa , fatta<br />
i h)tfan^ bann<br />
Anatomical, a. anatomifT.<br />
Anatomist, «. anatoutifi.<br />
Anatomize, v. a. ancitoiiiifera.<br />
;<br />
Anh 13<br />
Anatomy, s. anatomi.<br />
Ancestor, s. flanifaBec, attefaBer.<br />
Ancestral, a. dtftlig; ifrnn fbtfa=<br />
Ancestry, s. anot, att. [Betna.<br />
Anchor, s. anfat; anfare (matt).<br />
-, V. a. anfra. -,*».«. lagga fig foe<br />
anfat. -age,*, anfatplotg, Ijanins<br />
penningar.<br />
Anchoret, Anchorite, s. eteimt,<br />
Anchovy, s. anjopig. [ending.<br />
Ancient, s. f}etPlagg after pa ett flepp ;<br />
fiiUrif. -, a. gnmuiat, urganmiat.<br />
- ly, ad. forBoni. - ness , s. alter,<br />
[fingre tjenpctiB . - ry, s. utSU<br />
Brigbet, fornSlBer, olBerBoni.<br />
And, c. ocf), famt.<br />
Andiron, s. branBjern ; fpiejern.<br />
Androgynous, a. toefonig.<br />
Anecdote, s. onefBot.<br />
Anemone, s. fippa.<br />
An-end, ad. rait iipp oc^ neb.<br />
Anent, pr. t'otanBe, angSenbe; inibfj<br />
A<strong>new</strong>, ad. a niio, nterigen. [eiiiot.<br />
Anfractuous, a. fr<strong>of</strong>ig; - ness, s.<br />
ttoiviiQ, fuKbet af omorigar.<br />
Anfracture, s. irtgSng.<br />
Angel, i. fingel. [himinellT.<br />
.Angelick, Angelical, a. ringlalif,<br />
Anger, s. v>reBe; fuiarta <strong>of</strong> en fat=<br />
noB. -, u. a. fi5rarga, upprcta, fBra<br />
iC'rna. - ly, ad. i vrebe^moB.<br />
Angle, s. rro; rinfel; nietfr<strong>of</strong>.<br />
-, f. a. ftffn ineb metfvij, aieta.<br />
.Angler, s. (iffare nieB ref , mctare.<br />
.Anglicism, s. engelfft talefatt.<br />
Angling, s. metning. -line,ntfti<br />
Angling-rod, s. metfpo. [ref.<br />
.Angour, s. fnirirta, plSga .<br />
Angry, a. onB, »reB, forbittrnB.<br />
Anguish, a. ongjian, ongefl. - ed,<br />
a. nngfrig, tr<strong>of</strong>trog.<br />
Angular, a. sinflig, fantig. - ity, «.<br />
fantigbet. - ness, s. oinfligbft.<br />
Angulated, a. pinflig.<br />
Angulous, a. iMnflig.<br />
August, a. trong.<br />
Angustation, s. injTranfning, fcnng=<br />
Anhelate, v. n. finmtn. [uiai.<br />
Anhelatiun, s. fla^ning, flanitning.
14 Anh Ant<br />
Anhelose, a. ancirutcn, PQfan^e.<br />
Aniented, a. iittintctgjoiB.<br />
Anights, ad. nattctit, cm natten.<br />
Animadversion, s. anniacfning.<br />
liHtat, forebtaetfc.<br />
Animadversive, a. fom fnn gtnnffa.<br />
Animadvert, v. a. d n. anmavfo,<br />
cfoevDiiga; flanttn, taBla. — er,.?.<br />
ta6l(itf, bcCoiuflce. [riif.<br />
Animal, '. bjuc , fttntur. - , a. tju;<br />
Animalcule, s. tnfeff, litet bjuc.<br />
Animality, s. lif^fcaft.<br />
Animate, a. [efcante. - ,v. a. uvv=<br />
lif'oo, uppmuntta.<br />
Animated, a. lijlig, uppinunttflb.<br />
Animation,*, upplifning; [ifligljet.<br />
Animative, s. lifvnnBe, uv>pftifFnntc.<br />
Animose, a. (iflig, fcnftig.<br />
Animoseness, -sity, s. ^nftig cviljn.<br />
Anise, s. anii.<br />
Anker, s. anfnte (mntt).<br />
Ankle, s. fcttniU, anfel.<br />
Annalist, s. annalfftifunre.<br />
Annals, s. onnQ[cc, tiDbSefet.<br />
Anneal, v. a. inbtnnna fnrget i gins.<br />
Annex, s. tittngg. -, v. a. tiffng^<br />
ga, bifoga. [ning.<br />
Annexation, s. bifogning , tiHrigg:<br />
Annihilable, a- font fan tillintetgcrn?.<br />
Annihilate, fl, faffeta.<br />
Annular, a. ringfcnnig.<br />
Annulet, s. liten ring.<br />
Annulment, s. Stctfnffanbe.<br />
Aunumerate, <<br />
;<br />
a. upptaga i nniaUt;<br />
Annumeratio'n, s. titttafning.<br />
Annunciate, v. a. forfunna.<br />
Annunciation, s. bebaBelfe.<br />
>\.noint, I-', a. frn'orja.<br />
Anomalous, «. cregelbunben.<br />
Anomaly, s. nfrifelfe fran reglor.<br />
Anon, ad. gennji, fitay.<br />
Anonymous, a. anoni)ui, nnmnlo^.<br />
Ansated , a. f btfebB meB ^onBtag.<br />
Answer, s. f«at. -, v. a. & n.<br />
fuata , bcf
Ant<br />
jnot_ iTjorbjugg.<br />
Antispasmodick, a. fcampflillanbe.<br />
Anti<strong>the</strong>sis, s. aniitl)C(S, motfat^.<br />
Antitype, s. T. motOitft.<br />
Autre, s. I)a[ii, gcoita.<br />
Anvil, s. fidD, fmeCjciidb.<br />
Anxiety, s. nngef}, b«fi)mmet, nng^<br />
Anxiferous, a. dngflonbe. QTan.<br />
Anxious, a. dngiTig, befymtab, orotig,<br />
- ness, s. nngiTnn, 6efi;mmer.<br />
Any, a. nngon, nogot; Ipat od) en,<br />
()rcm fom betft ; -thing, <strong>of</strong>ft ; -where,<br />
nngorfidbeS, ijfticvatlt.<br />
Apace, ad. fort, ()Qfligt.<br />
Apart, ad. <strong>of</strong>fibeg, foe fig fjetf.<br />
Apartment, 5. luiii.<br />
Apathy, s. fanfIolog()ei.<br />
Ape, s. apa; * eftcrapnre. -, f.<br />
a. cftetapo.<br />
Apeak, ad. T. rdtt upp otf; neb.<br />
Apepsy, s. <strong>of</strong>oniioga att fnirtltrt mn^<br />
Aper, s. efrerapQte. [ten.<br />
Aperient, -ritive, a. affovanbe, piu;<br />
gcrnnbe.<br />
Apert, a. '6pp«n, - ion, s. oppning,<br />
Bppon odg. - ness, «. 6ppen()jertig=<br />
Aperture, s. cppning. [Ijtt,<br />
Apex, s. fpeig, topp.<br />
Aphoiisni, s, lav<strong>of</strong>at^.<br />
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gova nacraftig. [ji
16 App<br />
Appease J v. a. ti\lfttbi\ii\tia; Uitta,<br />
fotfona. - ment, ». fiStfoning; liffj<br />
freB«Rnaetfc.<br />
Appellant, «. cntijante; fnrnnfce.<br />
Appellate, 5. fB«rflnce. [»aB.<br />
Appellation, s. benanining; T.<br />
Appellatory, a. I)i>aB foni tiIII)3t ttnB.<br />
Appellee, s. nnflngnB ; frntanbe.<br />
Appellor, Appellour, s. angifontt.<br />
Append, v. a. yibljnngo, fnfin »ib, tiU-.<br />
logga. -age, s. biOang , tim)cl)o>:,<br />
- ant, a. tilll)otonte ; unberliibnnte.<br />
-, s. iitt()5rigf)et, bi[)ang. - icate,<br />
font fdljet riplcn.<br />
AppliaMe,AppUcable,a.anrnnCbat.<br />
Appliance, s. Qn«>rtnbning.<br />
Applicability, -cableness, s. an=<br />
.Ipprovable, a. fom fottjenar bifall.<br />
Applicable, a. Iniitplig, nncanbbnt. Approval, Appro vance, s. hifaU..<br />
Application, s. anf<strong>of</strong>ning; tittanipj -ipprove, f. a. gittfl, bifaHn, fanitutfa ;<br />
iiing, pit.<br />
Applicative, a. tillnmpanbe.<br />
Applicatory, a. anoanbanbe ; ptaftifF.<br />
Apply, f . a. tiffanipa ; onvinnba ; tinni<br />
Ifigga fig om.<br />
Appoint, V. a- befVamma, Mtnnmna,<br />
fbtotbna, uttujla. - ment, s. befalt=<br />
ning ; befloHning, otligt unbet()all;<br />
bfoeten«fomme(fe ; fommiffion ; nn;<br />
Dinning.<br />
Apportion, c a, btla i rigtiga [otter.<br />
Apr<br />
- ment, s. jeuin belning, (Tifie.<br />
Appose, V. a. ptefpa; oni'ottn mcb<br />
befvarligo ftngct.<br />
Apposite, a. tjenlig; paffanbc. -ness,<br />
s. Bfvecensfininmelfe.<br />
Apposition, s. pafattning, tifffats.<br />
Appraise, t^. a. \>(itt>na. - ment, s.<br />
Piubering, tnreting. -r, s. i>ntberingj!.<br />
man. [ta ; fatto, begnpa.<br />
Apprehend, f. a. gtipa, brtfia; ftuU<br />
Apprehensible, a. begriptig, fattlig.<br />
Apprehension, s. begcepp , fatts<br />
ningsgafpa ; fatbSga, luiStanfa ; artf«<br />
ffcvtng.<br />
Ajipentlication, s. bifogning, tiKs Apprehensive, a. fnatl)ittig, (atnftig ;<br />
Appendix, s. bil)ong, tittiigg. [f<strong>of</strong>S. tabb , mi^tanffam. - ness , s, fait;<br />
Appertain, 1--. n.uai)'cta, li;ta unbet. ningsgnfv^a.<br />
- ment, s. tiffbeljBt.<br />
Apprentice, v. a. fatta i lara.<br />
Appertenance, s. tilll)5tig^et. Apprentice, 5. [atling, laiiunge, lots<br />
Apperdnent, a. tiUborig.<br />
g<strong>of</strong>fe. - hood, - ship, s. Intotib.<br />
Appetence, -cy, s. (uft, begnr. .Ippretiate, v. a. eflimetc, vatbeta.<br />
Appetihility, s. bclingligliet,<br />
Apprize, p. a. unbettatta.<br />
Appetible, a. begarlig, aptitlig.<br />
Appetite, «. begate(fe, Vflffion ; mnf=<br />
Appetition, s. begat. [[u|i, aptit.<br />
.Approach, s. nnnalfanbe , anfoinft,<br />
-, f. a. & n. nntiiia ; nolfas,<br />
foiiiuia natinnte. - able, a. tittgang?<br />
Applaud, V. a. (lappa I)nnbcrna at, tig. - less, a. otiUgcinglig. -ment,<br />
hifaUa.<br />
s. nnlfning, annalfning.<br />
Applause, s. Iianbffaponing , bifoIT, .Vpprobation, s. bifnU: bifianb.<br />
Apple, s. nv(e; ogonffen. -core, tU. .\ppropinquate, f. n. tialiai, fomnia<br />
- coar, s. fritnlju^ i aplcn. - tree, natmate.<br />
s. dpleti-ab. -woman, s. mnngtccffa, Appyoportioned, a. ptopottionetab.<br />
.ippropriate , v. a. tiHegna fig; an^<br />
fla. -, a. egenllig : tjenlig, paffanbe.<br />
Appropriation, s. tiHegnelfe, tiaainp*<br />
betta'fta. -ment, a. giffanbe, bifalf.<br />
Approximate, a. nrita: nafibelagenj<br />
naflfommanbf. -, p. a. naltai , itrtba<br />
Approximation, s. onnalfning.<br />
Appulse, s. cibtijting.<br />
Apricate, v. a. fola , totPa fot folen.<br />
Apricity, s. fcllTen, foloatiiie.<br />
Apricock, - cot, s. aprifeS.<br />
April, s. 2(pti[.<br />
Apron, s- fetflnbt, fotffinn, - ed.
Apt<br />
a. fccfehb iiuD fortlabe. -man,.;. Archives, a, pi. ntfic.<br />
Ijnnttsetfnre.<br />
Archivist, a. oitfiuaru.<br />
Apt, a. fficfag , tjcntig ; hSgnC , fatten Archminister, a. premierminillec.<br />
f6t. - itude, - ness, s. fFitfligbct,<br />
benngen()ft, falfenljet.<br />
Aqua-fortis, s. ff^toattsn. [ten.<br />
Aquatick, a. foutvajfc oJ; (cfvvc i nu<br />
Aqueduct, s. vattenletning. [rnttig.<br />
Aqueous, Aquose, a. v^attcnaftig,<br />
Aquiline, a. frotig, otnlit (oni nnfan).<br />
Arable, a. vlijjbat.<br />
Arack, s. xai, omtf.<br />
Araneous, a. (if fpinbefcaf.<br />
Aration, «. vlojniiig.<br />
Aratory, a. IjijtanCe tilt nfctbcuf.<br />
Arbiter, s. ffitje^iuflit, gcB man.<br />
Arbitrable, a. egent>ilfig; cinifcnnft.<br />
Arbitrage, s. en fTiljemang toni.<br />
Arbitrariness, a. egeninagtigrjet.<br />
Arbitrarious, a. egenmngtig.<br />
Arbitrary, a. oini?tdnft; Befpotif?,<br />
goMDiflig. [6e; nfgotn.<br />
Arbitrate, V. n. bomn cfter goMjiinnan=<br />
Arbitration, - trement, «. com, ut=<br />
Arbitrator, s. ffilje^mnn. [fTng.<br />
Arborary, Arboreous, a. tidbnftig.<br />
Arboret, s. bujTe.<br />
Arborist, 5. font fit^at itnb)Tetfe(.<br />
Arbour, s. [ufiI)uS af vnrnnBe l<strong>of</strong>ttaB ;<br />
Arbuscle, s. buffe. [ti5fl)MlK<br />
Arbustine, a. buffattnt.<br />
Arbute,«. fmultconttnB, ju&efer^bat.<br />
Arcade, s. flifoB.<br />
Arcanum, «. <strong>of</strong>anBt tafemeBet.<br />
Arch, s. l)X)aif, bPatfbage. -,<br />
V. a. J)\jd[fca, bi;ggn I))jalf. -, a. (i<br />
fammnnfdttn.)f}ot, er§, elaf; -angel,<br />
a. etfedngef, ijfretdngel. -bishop,<br />
s. ecfebiffo)); -Lishoprick, s. ettebi=<br />
(fopgBiime , evfeftifr. -duchess, s.<br />
«tfe()ettiginno. - duke, s. etfeljettig,<br />
- dukedom, s. crfeljettigBome.<br />
Irched, a. Imlfi.<br />
Lrcher, s. bagffytt.<br />
Lrchery, s. bogffjutning.<br />
Irchiepiscopal, a. ctfebifFopIig.<br />
Lrchitect, s. atfiteft, byggmaftnre-<br />
-ive, a. foiii titfl)Bc bi^ggning^fotiiten<br />
irchitecture, a. bijggning^fonfi.<br />
<strong>English</strong> - Stvedish Diet.<br />
Ari IV<br />
Archwise, ad. i l)tiQ(f-foru«.<br />
Arctation, 5. inlTtfinfning fantman*<br />
;<br />
Arctick, a. notBIig. [ttijcfning.<br />
Arcuate, v. a. bbja, ^onlfun- -, «•<br />
()S?rilfD.<br />
Arcnation, a. ft'<strong>of</strong>ning, r)t>ftlfning.<br />
Arcubalister, a. armb<strong>of</strong>t|?i)tt.<br />
Ardency, a. betta, bnftigbet, ifcer.<br />
Ardent, a. [)et, I)nftig, iftig.<br />
Ardour, s. ifeet, Ijrif tigbet , pafjion.<br />
Avduity, s. b'ujB ; fontigbet.<br />
Arduous, a. font; mi3b<strong>of</strong>nm ; bog-<br />
- ness, s. fpStigbet ; ttrigenbet.<br />
Are, f. a. pfDJn.<br />
Area, s. Sppcn \f[aXi\ \)Xa.<br />
Aread, A reed, v. a. taBa, sarna,<br />
Arefaction, a. totfning.<br />
Arefy, v. a. torfa.<br />
Arenaceous, Arenose, a. fanBig.<br />
Arenulous, a. futt meB fmSfonB.<br />
Argent, c. filfoetfnrgaB.<br />
Argentation, a. fijcfilfting.<br />
Argentine, ". bv-'it, filfcets.<br />
Argentry, a. filfpetfrirl.<br />
Argil, A. ttufni<strong>of</strong>nrteta.<br />
Argillaceous, Argillous, a. [craftig.<br />
Argue, V. a. & n. ftriBd, tifputtra,<br />
motfagn; bcoifa; refoncca.<br />
Arguer, a. fom Bifputetat k.<br />
Argument, a. orgument , ht\>ii; in«<br />
nebSa. - al, a. befifnnBe.<br />
Argumentation, a. bemSning ; tefona<br />
neiing.<br />
[infnnBe.<br />
Argumentative, a. 5f»etti)ganBe ,<br />
hu<br />
Argumentize, v. n. Bifputero.<br />
Argute, u. fpet^funBig, ffatpfinnig.<br />
Aria, a. atin, meloBi.<br />
Arid, a. tort, fottorfaB.<br />
Ariditj'', s: tottbet, lotfo.<br />
Arietate, v. n. fiangn^, fiotag.<br />
Aright, ad, tdtt; i otbning ; »n(;<br />
rigtigt; jujl. [fonfj.<br />
Ariolation, s. f orutfdge Ife , fpaBom«><br />
Arise, v. n. fliga upp ; uppfom=<br />
ma, Dppa fig.<br />
Aristocracy, «. arifl<strong>of</strong>tati.<br />
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18 Ari'<br />
Aristocrat, s. ntiff<strong>of</strong>rat.<br />
ve, *. iffi|!ig ffdlm.<br />
Aristocratic, -al, a. otifl<strong>of</strong>tatiff. Arras, s. tapet, tnpetfering.<br />
Arithmetic, s. tnfnefonf}.<br />
Array, «. fdibning; orbning. -, v.<br />
Arithmetical, a. atitOnietiff.<br />
a. fliiba, utrufia; flciffd i orbning.<br />
Arithmetician, ». trifn«iiiii|}ore. Arrear, - age, *. otetflob nf en (Tulb.<br />
Ark, s. ocf.<br />
Arrear, ad. eftcrSt.<br />
Arm, s. arm; f}or gren ; orm nf en Arreptitious , «. unbanbrogen , fron.<br />
toiT,n'fl)jor^.<br />
Armgaunt, a. f(en, f'orft>ngenbrngare.<br />
Army, «. frigsbnt, ariiie.<br />
Aromatick, a. aromntiff.<br />
Aromatics, *. pi. frybbot.<br />
Aromatize, f. a. frl;bba.<br />
Around, pr. & ad. omfrinj, tunfct<br />
cmfcing.<br />
Arouse, v. a. tjntfa, uppijdffa, upp»<br />
Arojw, ad. i en rob. [muntra.<br />
Aroynt, /. Ijort ! unbnn<br />
!<br />
[beS«.<br />
Arquebuse, s. bij^o meb bjuKa^ ; (frai<br />
Arquehusier, s. bbpeffytt.<br />
Arrack, f. Arack.<br />
Arraign, v. a. anflngn, fdtta iorbning.<br />
- ment, s. finiuning, anflngctfe.<br />
Arrange, v. a. frittn i orbning , bringn<br />
i ffiif. - ment, s. onorbning, iucdtts<br />
ning, orbning, forlifning.<br />
Arrant, a. pot ; ir^«, etfts. - kna-<br />
Art<br />
fjbcll. flob; ''fti)tfn. Arms,/?/, fnven ; x\)ix. [flera, f<strong>of</strong>ibaffn ; binbrn.<br />
-chair, (dnflo[; -hole, -pit, «. Arrest, s. nrreft; beflng. -, v. a. fltre»<br />
arni()iU.<br />
Arret, «. bom, utflag.<br />
Arm, V. a. tjnpnn, utrufto. -, v. n. Avride, v. n. ffrattn fniSle at.<br />
,<br />
Armada, s. flotta. [ruffa fig tiff frig. Arriere, 4. eftertroppnr. -ban, *.<br />
Armament,*, fjoruj^ning ; frig«ruf}= abe(jfflnan. -guard,*, atriergnrbc.<br />
Armamentary,*. ti)gl)u5. [ning. Arrighted, a. forboittrab.<br />
Armature, «. Ijarneff, tuflning. Arrision, s. ntlojc, begafcberi.<br />
Armental, - tine, a. font liKfjSr en Arrival, s. nnfonifl. [pa bef<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Arrivance, s. frnnniianbe, fdlKTap<br />
Arrive, v. n. ontnnba, foninin, binna<br />
Arrode, v. «. gnngn, frdta. [tiff.<br />
Arrogance, -cy, Arrogantness, s.<br />
fornidtenber, Ijligniob, inbiltTb
Art<br />
Artificial, a. fonf}i9,fon|}ln&. -ness, (on« foten).<br />
s. fonflrifbet, fonf}.<br />
Aslope, ad. t»dt§fbte, fluttanbe.<br />
Artificious, a. fonflig.<br />
Artillery, s. attiaeti.<br />
Asp, s. efping (otni) ; nfp (popjjel).<br />
Aspara^s, s. fpatri^.<br />
Artisan, s. hanttvttfau, fonjinnt. Aspect, 5. afpett, ulfeenbe, inin ; nfyn.<br />
Artist, s. fonftnar.<br />
Aspect, f . a. belToba, beitafto. -ion,<br />
Artless, a. <strong>of</strong>onfitab ; beffetlig.<br />
s. beffaBning ; fyn, anbUtf.<br />
Artuate, v. a. flita left frSn Ut). Aspen, s. afp. [a. gota fft<strong>of</strong>lig, cjenin.<br />
Arundineons, a. rScbepnyt,<br />
Asper, a. fftopig, ojemn. - ate, v.<br />
As, ad. & c. fnfom foiii ; [itafS ; cf= Asperity, s. cjeuinl)ei, ffatpf)et, grcfs<br />
,<br />
let ; - for, angaenBe ; - soon - , fo<br />
fnnrt foiii.<br />
[rintt.<br />
Ascaunce, Ascannt, ad. foiixHite,<br />
Ascend, v. n. Jlign upp, go upp. -,<br />
-, V. a. befliga. - able, a. foin fan<br />
bcftiga^. - ant, s. I)6jt), cfvetlagfen;<br />
l)et. - , a. uppPignnte ; <strong>of</strong>petlagfen.<br />
- ency, s. <strong>of</strong>retla9fenl)et, inflDtelfe.<br />
Ascension,*. uppfiignnBe; biuimel^^<br />
fntB ; -day, (J[)rif}i I)i)iime(«fatB«C«g.<br />
Ascensional, -censive, a.uppfJiganj<br />
Ascent, s. IjojB ; fhganBe i IjojBen. [Be.<br />
Ascertain, v. a. fompo, jlncfaila, be^<br />
frafta; beftamma. - ment, s. rip<br />
tegel; flicfafran, bcftaftelfe.<br />
.Iscetick, a. uppbvggelig. - , s. ere=<br />
Ascitick, a. rattenfiftig. [niit.<br />
Ascriljable, a. tiffiTtiflig.<br />
Ascribe, v. a. tittffcifra.<br />
Ascription, s. tinfftifranBe.<br />
Ascriptitious, a. tiffjTtifren.<br />
Ash, s. atT (tcciC).<br />
Asbame, v. a. gbrn pat.<br />
Ashamed, a. fiat: fecrttraB.<br />
Ash-coloured, a. aflfargaB, ajTgtS.<br />
Ashes, s. pi. a|Ta.<br />
Ashore, ad. i lanB; pa fltanfeen.<br />
Ashj', a. affig, afTgta.<br />
Aside, ad. pa fiBa, <strong>of</strong>fiBe#.<br />
Asinary, Asinine, a. afne<strong>of</strong>tig.<br />
Ask, V. a. begora, rifTa,fotBra; ftnga.<br />
Askance, - kaunce, - kaunt, ad.<br />
Ass 19<br />
bet; j}cdngf)et.<br />
Aspernation, s. fctaft.<br />
Asperous, a. jitdf, cjenin; fitdng.<br />
Asperse, v. a. beftdnfn; * fTinnfa,<br />
fmdBa. [fe, fottal.<br />
Aspersion, s. bcftdnfning ; * fmdBets<br />
Asphodel, s. affotiHtot.<br />
Aspic, a. efping (onn).<br />
Aspirate, v. a. uttata nieb patft Ijub.<br />
-, s. flfarp accent.<br />
Aspiration, s. fTatpt uttal; * iftig<br />
cniTan ;<br />
trdngtan.<br />
Aspire, v. ji. binfa pS ; eftetf}tdfoa.<br />
Aspirement, s. eftetfivdfMnbe, Qtra.<br />
Asportation, 5. bottfotning.<br />
Asquint, ad. aX fiBan, fnebt.<br />
Ass, i. nfna; " Buni()ufiiub.<br />
Assail, V. a. anfaffa, angripn. - ant,<br />
s. angtipate. [ronmorta.<br />
Assassin, .«. [onni'orBote. —ate, v. a.<br />
Assassination, 5. lijnniotc.<br />
Assation, s. fiefning.<br />
Assault , s. anfatt fiotm , angtepp.<br />
,<br />
-, V. a. onfalla, angripa, beftonna.<br />
Assay, s. fotf'<strong>of</strong>, pt<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Assay, v. a. fotfiifo, probeto. - er,<br />
s. jnijntptobetare.<br />
Assectation,s. uppvnftning, bctjening.<br />
Assecurance, s. fiStfdfving.<br />
Assecare, v. a. fiSrfdfra.<br />
Assecution, s. f6tPdtf«onBe.<br />
Assemblage, s. fammanfogning, fauu<br />
irat^fete, fneBt, at fiBan; f!efr.<br />
ling ; forfamting.<br />
Asker, s. ftSgate.<br />
Assemble, v. a. & n. fijtfamta;<br />
Askew, ad. ffeft ; trntffocc.<br />
foninia tiUfammanS, faniiaS. [fembl6.<br />
Asking, s. ftogan, begdran. [tiffSta. Assembly, «. fotfamling, fanning, nf=<br />
Aslake, v. a. jiiitBta; fidppaeftsc; Assent, -ment, s, foniturfe, bifall.<br />
Aslant, ad. pa fneb; pa en fita. Assent, v. n. famtt;(fa, bifoHa, gifln.<br />
Asleep, ad. f<strong>of</strong>vanBc, i fomn ; Coninnb Assentation , s. fmirfet ; arrigljet.<br />
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Assentatur, s. fmifftnce.<br />
Assentatory, a. fmiifvanbe.<br />
Assenter, s. fom gcr bifatf.<br />
Assert, v. a. pnpa, fiitfnfta, fotfuato,<br />
bffifn. [fSifvnt,<br />
Assertion, s. vafjaenbe , Oeftnfte(f«,<br />
Assertive, a. beftaftnnoe ; befatlance.<br />
Assertor, *. fijtfuarate.<br />
Assertory, a. bejafanee.<br />
Asserve, »». a. bifid, unbetfloDa.<br />
Assess, V. a. tavcvrt ; bcflattn.<br />
Assessable, a. iTattffylfcig.<br />
Assession, s. biflnnc.<br />
Assessment, a. tnreting : btffattning.<br />
Assessor, *. affelJot, bifittote; tnjre«<br />
tingSman.<br />
Assets , s. pi. tftttUmnat cgentom,<br />
I)tlnttllc^ fFulb (Taff betotnS.<br />
Assever, Asseverate, v. a. fotfiiifta,<br />
bctnga, beftiifra.<br />
Asseveration, s. IjogtiBIig beftaftetfe.<br />
Assiduity, s. rtagcn[)et, pit, eforttu.<br />
Assiduous, a. ttfigen; flitig. [tenl)et.<br />
Assiduously, ad. ttaget, flitigt.<br />
Assiege, f. a. beldgta.<br />
Assign, f. a. uppstaga, beflaiumn ;<br />
bcfutlmiigtiga; anfifa.<br />
Assignation, s. in»i«ning , nnvieining,<br />
Assignee, ». futtincigtig. [<strong>of</strong>fignaticn.<br />
Assigner, s. ami^axt.<br />
Assignment, ». uppDtQgan^e, anmos<br />
^a^. [ness, s. (ifljet.<br />
Assimilate, v. a. goto Ufa, lifno. -<br />
Assimilation, «. btinganbe till iif=<br />
fotmiglict.<br />
Assimulate, f. a. fot^aUa fig, lotfa.<br />
Assimulation, s. fotftnlTning.<br />
Assist, V. a. biflS, ^jctpa. -, v. n.<br />
biuifio. - ance , s. t)jelp , biffonb. -<br />
ant, 5. l)jelpn«; nieb()je(pare. -, a.<br />
hielvanbf.<br />
Assize, s. fcffion; juti) ; focotbning;<br />
tnreting, tnra. {xtta. -r, s. juflernte. ftoppa. [fgenffap, fctftcppning.<br />
Assize, f . a. faflflrillQ, anorbnn ; la- Astringency, s. fannuonbtaganbe<br />
Associable, a. umgnngfani.<br />
Astringent, a. fnrf, fauiiiianBtflganbe.<br />
Associate, s. botag^mnn, famtat. -, Astrologer, Astrologian, j. nflrolog,<br />
a. fi^rbunCen. -, v. a. St n. toga i<br />
faflffav; bifogn ; ingS bolag meb; foe.<br />
tna fig.<br />
Ast<br />
Association, a. fotening , fotbunb,<br />
bolags ingaenCe; f)anbeUfnt[pfap ; fbt=<br />
Assonance, s. (ifn IjuB; tim. [bunt.<br />
Assonant, a. lifljubanbe; rimnionbe.<br />
Assonate, v. n. ijuba, ffaHa.<br />
Assort, V. a. foiteta ; utf<strong>of</strong>a. -ment,<br />
s. fortccing ; fertcnif nt.<br />
Assot, V. a. gorn Bum.<br />
Assuage, f. a. niilbco; linbta , titf^<br />
fcebfiflnao, blibfn : fliffa.<br />
Assuasive, a. linbrantc, jnilbtonte<br />
Assuhjugate, v. a. unbcrfufM.<br />
Assuefaction, s. lill?nning ; rnna.<br />
Assuetude, s. pona, ptngfeb.<br />
Assum, V. a. & n. nntago, ntoga fig;<br />
tilfegna fig, titttxilTa fig.<br />
Assumpt, «. ocitrinritigt til[\jnffflnbe.<br />
Assumption, s. otagnnbe , antagnnte<br />
Sungftu OX'acie hiniuif («fntb.<br />
Assumptive, a. fijtutfntt.<br />
Assurance, s.icijggliet, ri^I)et; oblDgs<br />
(jet; fafctfjct; affcfuron^.<br />
Assure, v. a. forfnfcn, fcrpi^n. -dly,<br />
ad. t^i^erligcn , <strong>of</strong>etbrtrt. - dness , s.<br />
ri^het, ffifcr()ei.<br />
Asterisk, s. titen fljscnn i borfet.<br />
Asterism, s. fonflettation, fijecnbilb.<br />
Astern, ad. T. nfteriftan, nftetoni.<br />
Asthma, s. nnbtiippo.<br />
Astipulate, v. a. bepiljo, fanitijrfa.<br />
Astipulation, «. 6ft)etensfoninielf«.<br />
Astonied, a. Ijapen, fbtwonab.<br />
Astonish, v. a. fUtpnna , fovfnta.<br />
- ment, s. fStunning, bejtotining.<br />
Astraddle, ad. gtenfle.<br />
Astral, a. ftjccnlif, fijernig.<br />
Astray, ad. t)i[f
A St<br />
;<br />
Astronomer, s. nfitoneni.<br />
Astronomical, a. afrconouiiff.<br />
Astronomy, s. nfltonomi.<br />
Astun, V. a. bifva.<br />
Astute, a. liOig, iTug.<br />
Asunder, ad. fijnDet, atfUli.<br />
Asyle, Asylum,>s. friffoB, tilTftijftgott.<br />
Asymmetry, s. btifl fa fyuimetti.<br />
At, prp. i, l)oS, oi&, vS, foe, till k. ;<br />
- home, ()eniiita : -all, eng, otttfte^.<br />
Atchieve, f. Achieve.<br />
Ate, imp. <strong>of</strong> to Eat.<br />
Atlieism,s. ateifleti, gut^fijtnefonte.<br />
.I<strong>the</strong>ist, s. ateif}.<br />
A<strong>the</strong>istical, a. r.teifiijT.<br />
A<strong>the</strong>ous, a. ogublig.<br />
Athirst, rig<br />
Attempt, s. fiJretag; anfaH; fijrf<strong>of</strong>.<br />
-, V. a. foretaga, ferffffa. - able, a.<br />
blottftdltb for onfaff.<br />
Attend , u. a. d n. gifoa oFt pS , upps<br />
mnrffamt ii^ora; tjena; upptiafto; bis<br />
vifia; rdnia. - ance, .?. upppo^ning,<br />
bttjening, uppMfining. -ant,5.tjenate,<br />
fom uppoaftar Jc. - , a. unterll)banbf<br />
. ;<br />
Attent, a. uppmdrffam, <strong>of</strong>tfam.<br />
Attentate, 3. olagligt hKtog.<br />
Attention, s. uppmrirffnmter.<br />
Attentive, a. uppmrirffani.<br />
Attentively, ad. uvpimnffnnir.<br />
Attenuate, v. a. forrunna: forminffa.<br />
Attenuation, s. fiiriunning.<br />
Atter, s. ctier.<br />
Attest, V. a. bcruga, befitrna.<br />
Attestation, 5. bctyg; bevittnanbe.<br />
Attester, s. vit:n«.<br />
Attiguous, a. nnrgtdnfanbe, uibros<br />
Attinge, v. a. Idtt vibri5ra. [ranbe.<br />
Attire , s. pri;bnab ; fidber. - , v. a.<br />
ptiiba, utfl<strong>of</strong>fera, pafldba.<br />
Attitude, s. fidHning, atiitnb.<br />
Attollent, a. npplijftanbe.<br />
Attorney,*, fuffnidgtig, pt<strong>of</strong>uraror,<br />
abS)<strong>of</strong>at. [fullmngtig.<br />
Attorney, v. n. "arn pr<strong>of</strong>uraiot eff.<br />
Attract, V. a. braga tiH fig; lotfa,<br />
i5f>?
22 Att<br />
get af fcuftan foe fitaff.<br />
Attune , V. a. jlnimua (ett infttuni.).<br />
Atwain, ad. i tu, i fiinter.<br />
Atween, Atwixt, ad. &prp. tnieffan.<br />
Auburn, a. niotfbtun.<br />
Auction , s. auttion. -, v. a. fnlin<br />
Auctioneer, s. nufticnif}. [pa auftion.<br />
Aucupation, s. fagctfange.<br />
Audacious, a. bjetf, <strong>of</strong>otcrtgen, tiff=<br />
tagfen. -ness, j. <strong>of</strong>btfInmC[)et, tjjtf;<br />
l,et.<br />
Audacity, s. brifligOct, tifftagfenNt.<br />
Audible, a. Ijotbac, ()i5glju6. [riuiii.<br />
Audience, s. get) or; outieng; outito;<br />
Audit, s. tntningatS gtnnffning. -,<br />
V. a. afiTuta (en tnfning) ; afljota.<br />
Audition, s. fiitljoc , dijotanbe.<br />
Auditor, s. Ql)6cnte, tet>ifot.<br />
Auditory, «. auBitotiuni, fomling af<br />
Auf, s. note. [aljiState.<br />
Auger, s. nafuore, bocr.<br />
Aught, pron. nSgot.<br />
Augment, s. tifforijrt, fot<strong>of</strong>ning. -, v.<br />
a. foc<strong>of</strong>a. -, V. n. uiai, tifftnga.<br />
Augmentation, s. fijrijfning, tittvaxt,<br />
focftoting.<br />
Augmentative, a. fStiJfanbf. {iati.<br />
Augur, s. augur; fpStnan, terfenti);<br />
Augury, s. fpabcm efter fogtnr^ f[i;gr.<br />
August, 5. 2tugufii, fforbenianab. -,<br />
a. iiiaie^ntlig, por, funglig.<br />
Aukward etc. f. Awkward.<br />
Aulic, a. l)<strong>of</strong>^et tin()6ranbe.<br />
Auln, .?. fcaniT a(n.<br />
Aum, Aume, s. am.<br />
Aumail, v. a. gijra br<strong>of</strong>igt.<br />
Aumelet, s. oggfnfa.<br />
Aunt, s. falter, iii<strong>of</strong>ler.<br />
Auricula, «. aurifelPifca, bjiirn'ora.<br />
Auricular, a. I)oronbe tiff 'drat;<br />
Aurigation, s. fdrning. [« (jemlig.<br />
Auriferous, a. gulbfdtanbe.<br />
Aurora, s. iiiorgoncobnnb, grinning;<br />
- borealis, nortffen.<br />
Auspice, s. fpabom nf fogtat^ f(i)gt;<br />
bciTutb, i^nnefl, inflytanbe.<br />
Auspicious , a. lv)ilig , gi^nnonbe.<br />
- ness, 3. i^nnef}, \\)ia.<br />
Austere, a. f)arb, flrdng, fur, tpnr.<br />
Ave<br />
AnsterencM, Austerity, ». I)arbbft,<br />
fltringbet ; grvm()et, firangt Ufnob^fdtt.<br />
Austrine, Austral, a. (yblig, i fober.<br />
Au<strong>the</strong>ntic, - tical, a. trorarbig, .<br />
t>ittne^9i(I.<br />
Au<strong>the</strong>nticate, v. a. b<strong>of</strong>umentera , be^<br />
pifa. [ffrifrfldffare.<br />
Author, s. uj)v()Of^nion , fdrfattare,<br />
Authoritative, a. foin Ijar autoritet,<br />
mi;nbig. -ness, a. troorirbigOct<br />
lutjnbigher.<br />
Authority, s. autoritet, nii;nbig()et, In*<br />
ga iiiagt ; nftning; vririlegium.<br />
Authorization, s. befuffmngtignnbe;<br />
anfeenbe. [frnfta.<br />
Authorize , v. a. befuffningtigo ; be»<br />
Autocrate, s. fjelfljerrffare.<br />
Autocrasy, s. enfolb^iuagt.<br />
Autogi-aphacal, a. egenOnnbigt ffrifi<br />
ven. [fument.<br />
Autography, s. egcnijdnbig ffrifr, bd<br />
Automatical, Automatous, a. fjelfs<br />
tiirlig, nutoiiintii?. [fig fjclf ; automat.<br />
Automaton, s. mn(()iii feiit roteS <strong>of</strong><br />
Autonomy, «. fjclfpilje.<br />
Autopsy, «. ogonffenligt beoiS.<br />
Autumn, s. I)c|l.<br />
Autumnal, a. l)6i}(ig.<br />
Auxiliar, -y, -liatory, a. & s.<br />
Iijclpnnbc, biftaenbe ; (jjelpate.<br />
Auxiliation, s. bjclp, biftSnb.<br />
Avail, s. rin)T, forbcl. -, v. a. hjeli<br />
pa, gngna, beforbra ; begagna fig nf.<br />
- able, a. ni)trig , verffani. - ableness,<br />
5. nn\?dnbbat()et , tjenlig()et.<br />
Avale, V. a. (Idppn: fdnfa. -,v.n.<br />
fjunta, f<strong>of</strong>fa.<br />
Avarice, «. girigfjet, fnnHjet.<br />
Avaricious , a. girig , fnnl. - ness,<br />
s. girigfjet.<br />
Avast, int. Onff! friffa! fiopp!<br />
Avaunt, 2'«^ unban! bort!<br />
Avel, V. a. boctrifim, ri)(fa bort.<br />
Avemary, s. %'( TSlax'xa.<br />
Avenge, v. a. Imnina. Avenge, -<br />
ance, - ment, s. flraff, I)nmnb.<br />
— er, *. Ijdmnare.<br />
Aventure, f. Adventure.<br />
Avenue, s. tiffgdng ; «ffe.<br />
;
Ave<br />
Aver, v- a. bijafa, beftnfta, f'otfnfta.<br />
Average,*. Ufatelning, jniinlifljet;<br />
oroti. [jiifnnbe.<br />
Averment, *. bcAi; beftaftelfe, ber<br />
Averruncate, f. a. uttoto,<br />
Aversation, s. affTi>, wtemtja.<br />
Averse, a. obenngen, inctfltnfmg,<br />
cijen. [niotpilja, nfffi)-<br />
Averseness, Aversion, s. nfrogljet,<br />
Avert, v. a. nfbanta, <strong>of</strong>lrigfna.<br />
Avery, s. ()nfceboD.<br />
Aviary, s. fcgelbur.<br />
Avidity, s. fnnlOet, glupfFfjet.<br />
Avidulous, a. fnat, nijT.<br />
Avize, V. a. ra&a, tiCftptfa.<br />
Avocate, v. a. nfnnnBn, bottfnff«.<br />
Avocation, s. boctfaHelfe, Oincer.<br />
Avoid, V. n. a a. untvifii, untpi), unb=<br />
fcmiiin; iipv'Oiif<strong>of</strong>l, tiffintetg'erfl : botifl
24 Bad<br />
-, V. a. fotvnttn; plaqa, iiiottera.<br />
Badly, ad. atgt.<br />
Badness, s. onbfTrt, tlaf[)igt.<br />
-, V. a. d n. vdga , I)alla i jenin»igt,<br />
uppongfl; rara villtdbig ; falbeta,<br />
nfiTuta fen tafning).<br />
Balbucinate, Balbutiate, v. n. ^awu<br />
Balcony, 5. altnn, balfon. [ma.<br />
Bald, a. fat, fTattig, bat.<br />
Baldachin, s. Ijimmel.<br />
Balderdash, s. gatimatiaS, niifd^inafcf;.<br />
-, V. a. niringa.<br />
Baldness, 3. iTaffigtjet ; lag fftifatt.<br />
Baldrick,*. gel)fing, bnlte ; bjurftetfen.<br />
Bale,*, bat, vndfe; bebt<strong>of</strong>oetfe, focg.<br />
-, V. a. inbaleta, patfa in. -ful, a.<br />
Ban<br />
Ballot, s. catfula, totifuta. - , v. a.<br />
bntfotera ,<br />
lottn meb futct.<br />
Ballustrade, 5. baltufltab.<br />
Balm, s. batfain; fruSnii;ntn. -,v.<br />
a. bnlfauiera; linbra, ttiifla.<br />
Balmy, a. balfamilT; tinbranbe, I)e-<br />
Balneary, s. babfluga. [tanbe.<br />
Balneation, s. babning.<br />
Balneatory, a. fom tilll)5t babning<br />
Balsam, s. batfani (fatsa).<br />
Balsamic, a. bolfamijT.<br />
Bam, s. narci, Ij<strong>of</strong>u^p<strong>of</strong>u*.<br />
Bamljoo, s. tjomburbr.<br />
Bamboozle, v. a. bebraga, natca.<br />
Ban, s. aHinan fung'ocelfe \ bann, bann*<br />
I)et. - age, «. tntt, auitman^flap ; af= tvjsning, fotbannetfe. -, v. a. for*<br />
gift for topniangcntoc.<br />
banna.<br />
B<strong>and</strong>, s. banb, binbel; ()al^ftflge<br />
irupp, fiidiTap. -, V. a. binba, om*<br />
tinbn; t)opfauita. - age, «. binbef,<br />
forbanb.<br />
B<strong>and</strong>box, s. liten tunn a^a ett. tabo.<br />
B<strong>and</strong>elet, s. lift pn en petate.<br />
B<strong>and</strong>erol, f. B<strong>and</strong>rol.<br />
B<strong>and</strong>it, -to, s. bonbit, fttatti5f!?arc.<br />
B<strong>and</strong>oleers, s. pL bantlet.<br />
B<strong>and</strong>rol, s. flagga, inmpel.<br />
B<strong>and</strong>y, s. f.-iatcn. - , v. a. & n. (I5<br />
l)it erf; bit ; brif»a ; utbijta ; faffa fig<br />
tittliopa ; bifputera.<br />
Bane , s. bijb , unbergang ; fbtgift. -,.<br />
V. a. fotgifra. - ful, a. gifrig ,"<br />
for*<br />
betflig. - fulness , s. giftigljer,<br />
forbcrfligtiet.<br />
Bang, s. (tag, fTcing. - , v. a. bnnfa,<br />
fill. [-ment, s. tanb^fotvM^ning.<br />
Banish, f. a. tanb^formfa , f'6tbrif«a.<br />
Bank, 3. flranb; t>aff, fotbdmning;<br />
robborbnnf; ueyelbanf; fonbbanf: -<br />
bebtijfoab, befi;mtab, fotgtig.<br />
bill, banf<strong>of</strong>ebet. -er,». tejrettjanblate,<br />
Balk, «. bjetfe; »anl)Cbec ; nitflDctabt bnnfor.<br />
fijtetag ; ffaba ; optojb jccb nielTnn Bankrupt, 3. banftuttot. -, v. a.<br />
<strong>of</strong>rat. -, f. a. fotbigS goca<br />
,<br />
befoifa. -, v. n. flciba eiiiot.<br />
gora banfrutt. -cy, s. banftutt.<br />
Banner, s. baner flonbor. - et, «.<br />
,<br />
Boll, «. boa ; bat, banggiffe; (<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ribCatc fom fiSt en fana; titen fana.<br />
eye) Sgonflen.<br />
Bannian, s. morgonbrrigt.<br />
Ballad, s. balfab ; gatoifa.<br />
Ballast, s. battafl. -, f. a. intag.-<br />
Bannition, s. focpiSning, telegnticn.<br />
Bannock, *. t)aftefafa.<br />
Balloon, £. ballcng. [ballafl Banns, s. pi. tygning for btubfolf.<br />
I<br />
;
Ban<br />
Banquet, «. flott gnftnbub , talai. -,<br />
V. n. falafa, leffa ypvigt. - er, «.<br />
vnllufting.<br />
Banter,*, ffiiint, flirfotft, nnrtt. -,<br />
u. a. gijra najc af , fijclijjfiga, garfa^.<br />
- er, s. gi;cfcliiinfarc.<br />
Bantling, s. barn, tihaxn.<br />
Baptism, s. 6op, bopelfe.<br />
Baptismal, a. [)6tantii litt top.<br />
Baptist, Baptizer, 5. Bopare. •<br />
Baptistery, s, bopfunt.<br />
Baptize, f. a. bbpn.<br />
Bar,s. flSng; bom bfcet en png ; ri=<br />
gc[; jTiinf.biif; fpaf , Oanbfpif ; flnl=<br />
let bet obs<strong>of</strong>atetno fitta ; fTtnnfct ?ib<br />
boinflolen ; t<strong>of</strong>tflrecf (i luufif) ; * I)inj<br />
ttt , utotflStib. [ffutn; *l)inbtft.<br />
Bar, V. a. tiUbommn; tittjJnnga, utes<br />
Barb, «. ()a)T ftan SBatbariet; fjfigg ;<br />
barb (filT) ; ()uiring. - , v. a. rafa<br />
ifiriba en [)a\i tuf}ningcn ; f'otfe en pit<br />
nicB buHingat. [9tl;m, barbntifT.<br />
Barbarian, s. bncbnr. -, a. eilb,<br />
Barbarick, a. fvaminnnbe, utth'nbiT.<br />
Barbarism , s. fel emot fptafctS ren=<br />
Iict, batbari^iu ; gti;int)et. [grijnibet.<br />
Barbarity, s. batbati, onieniTligljet,<br />
Barbarous, a. batbaciil, omcnPflig,<br />
vMiB. - ly, ad. rStt, grynit. — ness,<br />
5. raber, gci)iiil)ct.<br />
Barbecue, *. fmn Oelfleft pn inbianlTt<br />
fiiit. -, c. a. fiefn ett fcin Ijelt pa en<br />
gnng.<br />
Barbed, a. ffn'ggig; Pfipnnb; fiSrfebb<br />
Barbel, s. barbpiT. [iiieb buffingar.<br />
Barber, s. batbeinte, tafate. -, v. a.<br />
;<br />
rafn, fvifei-a.<br />
f MMtinffa ; » nebfntto. - ness, s.<br />
Barberry, s. betbeti^bat.<br />
nebtigliet ; fcgbet.<br />
Barbican, Barbacan, s. pafttorn. Base-viol, s. baSfiol.<br />
Bard, s. barb, bccoiff fFii[b.<br />
Bash, V. n. btijgag. - ful, a. btiig,<br />
Bare, a. bat, nnfen, blott; (Int, fnl; blygfam, febig. - fnlness, s. bli)g;<br />
fottig ; cfonf}tnD. -faced, a. * obli)g,<br />
cfocffiiiiit, fFnni[i>^. -facedness, s.<br />
<strong>of</strong> or(Tainbf)ct , (Tmn[i5«l)Ct. - foot,<br />
- footed, a. bacfota. -ly, ad. bnrn,<br />
enbnj}, blott. - ness , s. n<strong>of</strong>enbet,<br />
faitiiiBou!, inngerbcf.<br />
Barful, a. befyfitlig.<br />
Bargain , s. fop , Ijonbet, fopfonttatt,<br />
Bas 25<br />
arforb. -, f. n. fopflnga, pcuta, (luta<br />
Bargainee, a. fi5pare. [fop.<br />
Bargainer, s. fntjate.<br />
Barge, s. (ufifTepp, floe bot ; (lup, pvani.<br />
- man, s. batsman, robbate.<br />
Bark, s. batf ; litet fatting, flup. -, v.<br />
a. d n. bocfa; fTnffa, bjebba, ffcifa.<br />
-y, a. fijvfctb nieb batf.<br />
Barley, s. fern, bjugg.<br />
Barm, s. jiifl; berma.<br />
Barn , s. lata ; bntn.<br />
Barometer, s. batonietet.<br />
Baron, s. baron, ftitjctte. - age, s.<br />
bntonffap, friI)etteBntbigOet, batoni. -<br />
ess, s. bntoneffa. -et,*. bntonei. -y.<br />
Barrack, s. barai, fafetn. [s. batoni.<br />
Barras, 5. pacfbuf.<br />
Barrel, s. fat, tunna; pipon i ett ffjut.<br />
gevifif, fjabertjufet i ett ut. -, v. a,<br />
fi)Ua i, pacfn i tunnoc.<br />
Barren, a. <strong>of</strong>tuftbat, tott , jnaget.<br />
- ness, «. <strong>of</strong>tuftbatljet, <strong>of</strong>ctmogenljet<br />
totrbet.<br />
Barricade , s. bnttifob , fotjfangning,<br />
bom ; * binbcr. - , v. a. fbclfanfa,<br />
tiffftfinga ; " bint'ta.<br />
Barrier, s. fftanf, (logbom; gtnnSs<br />
• ffiflning ; gtnn^.<br />
Barrister, s. abti<strong>of</strong>at , pt<strong>of</strong>utntot.<br />
BaiTOW , s. bar, fTottfatta ; nttel/og.<br />
Barter, v. a. bi)ta, tuffa.<br />
Barter, - y, s. bi)ttil)anbtl , bpte.<br />
Barton, s. Inbugntb.<br />
Base, «. bng, gcunb: bn^ (i mufifen).<br />
-, a. Ing, gemcn, ncbtig ; faljf, ocibei;<br />
Ing , nfff nrfnm (om tonet). -, f. a.<br />
fanibet, rirbntljet, b[i)gb.<br />
Basil, s. bafitifn (ijtt). -, v. a. boaffa.<br />
Basilisk, s. bnfi(i|f.<br />
Basin , a. fat , batten ; banmt ; ffeppg»<br />
Basis, f. Base. [botfa.<br />
Bask, V. a.
26 Bas<br />
Bass, 5. baftiiiottn ; bn« (i uiufiftn).<br />
-, a. attwnti'nm, lag (ton).<br />
Basset, s. «n net fotifpet.<br />
Bassoon, s. b<strong>of</strong>fong, fngott.<br />
Bass-relief, s. bn^tclief , Ijntf uppljcjc<br />
Bast, s. bnfl. [pflue (bilMjugg.)-<br />
Bast, f. Baste.<br />
Bastard, s. onfta bntn, b<strong>of</strong>Jnrfc. -, a.<br />
oiifta. -ize, f. a. foiflnrn for on fin,<br />
flnfnlfFn. -y, s. onftn bot&.<br />
Baste, V. a. bnfin; bnfn, »)ti)9ln/ fl«;<br />
Dvi;pn fiiiot va en fief.<br />
Basten, a. nf bnfl.<br />
Baster, «. o^flef.<br />
Bastinade, s. vn;9el; bnflonnb (fing<br />
unCet foifSlcrnn). -, v. a. vtl)9lfl,<br />
gtfM fiUH'lTiingat.<br />
Basting-ladle, f. Baster.<br />
Bastion, s. botftjetf, bnflion.<br />
Baston, s. fhpp, vaf ; bbbel.<br />
Bat, s. fiittitn: vnf; flriCermu^, [libet;<br />
lapp. -, V. a. fin b<strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Batable , a. flritig.<br />
Batch, s. en ugn fuff.<br />
Bate, s. firib, tiMfl, tvnto. -,f. a.<br />
blifvn fet.<br />
Batter, s. tunnbcg, fniet; fotfrno<br />
— , v.a. bnbta, ftfl ; jentnn; tto^t<br />
Ijiinga frnm, lutn. -ing-ram,s. niu<br />
brnrfa. -y, s. fTngSnial; bntteti.<br />
Batting, a. befTng.<br />
Battle, s. flog, fri[t(Ing, bntntj, ttnff=<br />
ning. -, v. n. (efetetn ett fnltfTng.<br />
Battle-array, s. frn9ot^ni^g.<br />
Battlement, *. taggat, tinnar <strong>of</strong>ranvi<br />
Bea<br />
fnjininggiiiurnt; ftijtfeglugg.<br />
Battology , s. cni)ttigt uvvveV'onbe <strong>of</strong><br />
ett od; Dctfnniiiin.<br />
Bauhee, s. ett ffotifft nti)nt.<br />
Bavaroy, s. ett flng« <strong>of</strong>oertotf.<br />
Bavin, s. ueSfnippn, rigfnivvo.<br />
Bawble, s. tnpvti, leffnf.<br />
Bawbling, a. log, fi3raftlig, (unipen.<br />
Bawcock, 5. fpciitt.<br />
Bawd, s. fopvlnte. -, v. a. foppfa.<br />
ily, ad. otuftigt. -iness, s. otuft,<br />
Bawdrick, *. flodfiljn; gorbet.<br />
Bawdry, s. otuftigt vtnt ; foppleti.<br />
Bawdy, a. otuftig, liteilig, onnflrins<br />
big, fmutfig.<br />
Bawl, V. a. & n. utropn ; ffiifo , lnt»<br />
iiin, (iojn. -er, s. flotfttifnre, gapJjal*.<br />
Bawsin, s. grnffiyin.<br />
Bay, s. bnffvMf, bugt, tebb; logttttnB.<br />
-, a. cobbrun, fnffnniebtun. -Balt,£.<br />
bnfsfntt. -window, s. bvrilfbi fonflet<br />
font [uint utat. -, v. n. & a. jogn,<br />
bcifvn ; btnfn, (Tnttn.<br />
Bayard, s. brun bnfl.<br />
Bayonnet, s. bnjcnett.<br />
f ociiiinffn , vtutn , afbnjta , nf iTntn. -, Bayze, f. Baize.<br />
V. n. niinflnS, nftnga. - ful, a. gtn- Be, V. n. Mrn, blifyn.<br />
lig.<br />
Beach, s. flrnnb, bnf^fiif}. -ed, -y,<br />
Bat-fowling, «. fogetfnngfi out nntten. a. forfcbb nieb fufi ett. firnnb.<br />
Bath, s. bnD; bnCning.<br />
Ba<strong>the</strong>, v. a. & n. bnbn; tnga bob.<br />
Beacon, s. tjarbtotn, fijtbaf. -age, i.<br />
biifpenningnt.<br />
Bating, /jr. utont.<br />
Bead, s. fuln i tnbbnnb, rnbbnnb. -<br />
Batiste, s. bottip.<br />
pro<strong>of</strong>, pectepr<strong>of</strong> 1)0^ en beflillator.<br />
Batlet, s. ffavpttn.<br />
Beadle, «. veSeH, fi;cfraftnte flnbet;c=<br />
,<br />
Batoon, s. fommnnb<strong>of</strong>lnf , foct vSf cff. Beagle, s. fi<strong>of</strong>v^nre. [nnte.<br />
Battailous, a. ftigijT. [ftubba. Beak, s. nnbb, fpet^. - ed , a. fotfebb<br />
Battalia, 5. |Tng, fnlijTng ; ftngotCning. nifb nnbb elf. fpet«. -er, «. bngnte.<br />
Battalion, s. bntnljcn.<br />
Beal, s. b(enintn. -, v. n. fncn^, bulnn.<br />
Batten, v. a. gobn, beftufln. -,»'.; Beam, s. bjelfe, bn(f; sngbolf; foU<br />
firale; vngnjitiflel; elbflob. -, v. n.<br />
firSln, fptiba fitalnt. - y, a. fitolnn*<br />
Bean, .s. bbnn. [be; befjovnnb.<br />
Bear , s. bjlitn. - berry , s. injolon,<br />
mjBlbiU: -dog, bjovnbitnre , bji>tn«<br />
I)unb. -herd, -ward, 5. bjijtnvnftnte.<br />
Bear'', v. a. & n. bntn, btngn, fi5rbcn=<br />
gn, tnln, iitl)nrbn; uppfornfig; ftnni=<br />
fobn: frnntlTjiitn; U)cfn« ; fegtn :<br />
away, 1,'oanQf; rinna; -down.
Bea<br />
: :<br />
Bef 27<br />
n«6m)(fa, fnffa, fotterfpa; Ijalla net) Becoming, a. blifrnnbe ; nnfinnttg,<br />
4>a nagon (out jTepp) ; - in, fegla in; vnfTr6jefiii gotfl tiH , 6j«f.<br />
ffng^fdnive; (Tnga.<br />
Bedew, v. a. befuftn, Cnggfinnfn.<br />
Beatifick, -fical,a.frt(iggerani5«; fatig. Bedight, v. a. ftnijcffl, vtuba.<br />
Beatification, s. faliggocetfe. Bedim, v. a. fi3ttni5tfa, flirijunfta.<br />
Beatify , v. a. fiitiggota.<br />
Beatitude, s. li;(ffoUg()et, fdff()et.<br />
Bedizen, f. Bedight. [tdcbu^bjon.<br />
Bedlam, «. fcacljug. -ite, *. gaining,<br />
Beau, s. fvc.iit.<br />
Bedraecle, v. a. fmutfa (flnBetnfl nat<br />
Beaufet, s. fTd'nfbotb.<br />
n.nn gTr).<br />
Beauish, a. gronn, fptnttaftig. Bedrench, v. a. btnnfa ; fnttna.<br />
Beauteous, a. nacfet, )T6n.<br />
Bedrop, v. a, E)ti)V>a net , beflnnfa.<br />
Beautiful, a. Win.<br />
Bedung, v. a. Sfoettiirfa meb gijbfel;<br />
Beautifulness , 5. ffijnljet, vti)t!ligl)ft. Bedust, V. a. bmunin full. [gijba.<br />
Beautify , Beauty , v. a. f 6tf!i5nn, Bedwarf, v. a. gota liren ; fibtnpa.<br />
vciicn, gota gtann.<br />
Bee, s. bi. -hive, a. bifupa, biftotf.<br />
Beauty, s. ffenl)et.<br />
Beech, a. b<strong>of</strong>, b<strong>of</strong>ttdb.<br />
Beaver,*. bnft>er; fnflotOatt. Beechen, a. af b<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Becalm, v. a. flilfn, lugna.<br />
Became , imp. nf Become.<br />
Beef, a. ore; fo ; orfBtt; - eater, en<br />
<strong>of</strong> engelfTa fonungen^ lif gntbe ; -<br />
Because, c. <strong>of</strong>ftenftuno, ellIe^a^. Beer, s. bticta. [steak, biffftcf.<br />
Bechance, v. n. lidttnga fig, ffe, banta. Beet, a. beta.<br />
Becharm, v. a. tntngn, foctjiifo. Beetle , a. f n<strong>of</strong>tet jTdgga ,<br />
, taiiim ; tU<br />
Beck, i.tf (fen meM)uf»ubet, vinf ; liten ore, inajbngge. -, v. n. \u\a <strong>of</strong>ret, ^a<br />
bni. [teffen, pinfa. ftnin ; - headed, butii, fdaftig.<br />
Beck , Beckon , v. n. nicf a St gif'.m Befall, V. n. , bdnCo, ffe, febcrfnta.<br />
Beclip, V. a. cinarnia, omfamna. Befit, V. n. anfla, vnffn.<br />
Become, v. a. & n. bliffa; vafyci, Befoam, v. a. betnrfa iiieB fTunt.<br />
Befool, V. a, born, bebtngo, nnttn.
28 Bef<br />
Before, prp. & ad. innan, fottnn,<br />
fbrut; framfot, infot. - h<strong>and</strong>, ad.<br />
fotur, i fot[)anb.<br />
Befoul, V. a. otenfl, fmutfo.<br />
Befriend, f. a. bemiitavtnnligt, gi^nnn.<br />
Befringe , f. a. bcftnnfa, vtyCa iiieb<br />
ftanfnt.<br />
Beg, V. a. begnta, bcbja; tigga.<br />
Beget, V. a. nfla, fotia; ftambtingo.<br />
- ter, 3. facer, ciflnve<br />
Beggar, s. tiggatc, n(ni<strong>of</strong>el)jon. _-, ^•.<br />
a. uiatma, gijta titl tiggntc. -liness,<br />
a. fnttigtom, atm<strong>of</strong>t. - Ij', a. 6t ad.<br />
fattig, ufef, ringa; ntfcrigr, ufctr. -5',<br />
s. tiggeti, fattigboui.<br />
Begin, v. a. & n. botjn, begpnna. -<br />
ner, s. begynnare. - ning, s. beg»>n=<br />
nelfe, bijtjan.<br />
Begird, v. a. ontgjorba ; infianga.<br />
Begnaw, v. a. gnngn, frnto.<br />
Begod, V. a. fotgutn.<br />
Begone, int. bott! unban! go!<br />
Begot, Begotten, a. foDC, <strong>of</strong>lab.<br />
Begrease, v. a. befmotja iiieb fett.<br />
Begrime, v. a. necfota, nerfniutfa.<br />
Beguile, v. a. beDraga, gdcfa, nnrta.<br />
-r, «. ffiilni, bcbragave.<br />
Beguiling, s. b«Dtageri.<br />
Begun, f. Begin.<br />
Behalf, s. be()cf; b.ifia, ni)tta; f6v=<br />
fvar; in my -, i anfcenCf till mig.<br />
Behave , v. n. upvfbra fig , bara fig<br />
ax, fi)t()affa fig.<br />
Behaviour, «. uvijfBtanbe ; lefnat^^<br />
fnit; fotbSaanbe ; anf}antig()et.<br />
Behead, v. a. balStjugga.<br />
Beheld, f. Behold.<br />
Behest, s. befaltning, hnt.<br />
Behight, v. a. anfiitito, i>f\>crlenina.<br />
Behind, ad. &pr. baf, baftitt, baffijtf,<br />
batat; bfrigt. -h<strong>and</strong>, ac?. eftet.<br />
Behold, v.a. befTatia, bctvafta , fe.<br />
-, int. fe! fe b«t! - er,s. be|Ifl^ote,<br />
<strong>of</strong>fiitate.<br />
Beholden, Beholding, a. fotbunbcn,<br />
fovpliftafc. - ness , ». ffi)tbigl)«t, fot=<br />
binc(igl)«t.<br />
Behoney, v. a. fmorja mfft hnnung.<br />
Beho<strong>of</strong>j'S. bcij<strong>of</strong>, noMotft ; focDcI, nijtta.<br />
Bel<br />
Behoove, v. n. vnffa fig. -, s. f5rb«[;<br />
bfq\>rimligbft. - fij, a. ni^rtig , vIIj<br />
Behove, f. Behoove. [(joncig.<br />
Behovl, f. a. tjuta at.<br />
Being, a. »?nranbe. -, a. tawlfe, sas<br />
fenbe : nari'nto. -, c. enieban, font.<br />
Belabour, v. a. |la, vcijgln.<br />
Belace, v. a. bebtnnia ; T. betagga.<br />
Belage, v. a. bopva, bliSta.<br />
Belani, v. a. motbutta.<br />
Belamie, «. r?nn, fiirtrcgtn.<br />
Belamour, s. alffate, fciotc.<br />
Belated, a. bfvietfnllen <strong>of</strong> nattcn.<br />
Belatedness, s. Inngfnmljet, fenfats<br />
tigljet. [va en ; T. betagga, goto fafi.<br />
Belay , v. a. ftntta forfot foe tn ; luta<br />
Belch, s. tapning. -, v. n. rapa.<br />
Beldam, s. faring, I)fxa.<br />
Beleaguer, v. a. belagra, b(0(fero.<br />
Beleave, f . a. tfmna, bftierlentna.<br />
Belfounder, s. ffocfgjutare.<br />
Belfrey, s. flotfftapel, flocftorn.<br />
Belie, v. a. beljuga, baftota, fmaba;<br />
eftfrlu-irnia, efterapa.<br />
Belief, s. tre, iiicning, ?fv>erti)gclfe.<br />
Believable, a. tropfirb, trolig.<br />
Believe, v. a. tro, fdtta tro till, -r, •<br />
en foni Icor.<br />
Belike, ad. fannolifr, fijrmobtigen.<br />
Bell, *. f(erfo,bjeIIra. -man,s. froiare,<br />
ringave ; en fcni utrcpov, utropare.<br />
Bell, V. n. udra i form af ftocfor ; ffris<br />
fa font bjortnr. [ranbe, friganbe.<br />
Belligerant, Belligerous , a. frigfo*<br />
Bellow, v. n. rnnio, i[r>, gr<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Belly, s. buf, unberlif: mage, -ache,<br />
s. bufvarf, folif: -friend, maiuan,<br />
fnbltqnff ; -god, ffordtare , fraffare ;<br />
-roll, aferedtt; -timber, lif^niebef.<br />
Belly, V. n. fudlTa; blifea fet.<br />
Belock, V. a. befdfia, tilfiTuta.<br />
Belong, V. n. tiffbota; belraffa.<br />
Beloved, a. al(Tab. [bet, nebanfore.<br />
Below, ad. nere, pS jorben. -,/jr. un^<br />
Belowt, V. a. (fi)nifa, nebifdlla.<br />
Belswagger, s. fopplare: fforffrt)tare.<br />
Belt, .». batte, !dberg6tbel, yarjgeljang.
Bel<br />
-maker, *. gotBcdiiafnce.<br />
Belvidere, s. cncfet utfigt.<br />
Bemad, f . a. gora fbrti)(ft.<br />
Bemangle, v. a. fiinbeuifim, f'onCictfrU<br />
Bemat, V. a. I)Ovf<strong>of</strong>»n.<br />
[la-<br />
Bemaze, h a. fntta i fotWgenfjct.<br />
Bemire, f. a. nerfbla i fututs.<br />
Bemoan, v. a. bfgtSta, btflaga.<br />
Bemock, t'. a. fcefvotta.<br />
Bemoil, f. a. ne&fniutfa.<br />
Bemonster, v. a. utfpSfa.<br />
Bemourn, v. a. begtotn, beflnga.<br />
Bemute, v. n. flavpn fjaber , tugga.<br />
Bench ,«. banf; boniotefate, toniflol.<br />
-, v.a. fijcfe nub bnnfav. -er , «.<br />
nftcfjor, bifittate.<br />
Bend, s. fvi5fning, Oojning , bugt.<br />
Bend, v. a. & n. b'oja, ftefa ; fprinnn,<br />
gora f<strong>of</strong>i ; onta fc<strong>of</strong>ig ; I)nnga <strong>of</strong>vcr,<br />
lutn ftanint; fnra unBcrgifpen : - <strong>the</strong><br />
Lrow, tijnfa Ijgonbrijnen. -able, a.<br />
bojlig. -let, s. liten binba ett. batte.<br />
Beneath , /jr. en.<br />
Benefit, s. oatgerning, i)nnefl, tjenfi ;<br />
ni)tln, fitiiti. ~, V. a. & n. vt<strong>of</strong>itetn,<br />
giita gobt ; [jafva ni)tta af, begagna fig<br />
Benet, v. a. infnntja ; omgifpa. [nf.<br />
Benevolence, s. valmtja , benngcnhet,<br />
gobI)et; gSfva. [vi(i(gbtanbe, fnlsittig.<br />
Benevolent, Benevolous, «. gob,<br />
Benight , v. a. infoepn i mi3tf«c ; 6f=<br />
icerfatln cm nntten.<br />
'Benign, a. benagen, gob, snlsiKig,<br />
Bes 29<br />
gunnanbe ; I)elf<strong>of</strong>aui.<br />
Benignity, *. gobbet, ticiantja, i>nnefl.<br />
Benignly, ad. ualsiKigt, tjfinligt, gobt.<br />
Benison, *. Mlfignelfe.<br />
Bennet, s. neglifecot.<br />
Bent, .s. bbjning; b'ojelfe, benrigcnbet,<br />
finneSnnlag ; fanbt'ot, Jjoin. -to,«.<br />
fatten for.<br />
Benumb, f. a. gBtn jJet, flijf ; jielna<br />
<strong>of</strong> f'olb; bet'<strong>of</strong>ijo fnnfTnn.<br />
Benummedness, s. fictning.<br />
Benzoin, s. benjoe.<br />
Bepaint, v. a. bcmnlo.<br />
Bepinch, v. a. fnipo, niipn.<br />
Bepiss, V. a. vifffl neb.<br />
Bepowder, v. a. vubrn neb.<br />
Bepi-aise, v. a. l<strong>of</strong>uo, t<strong>of</strong>o, vtifa.<br />
Bequeath, v. a. tcfiomentein giftm i<br />
,<br />
teiloniente. - ment, Bequest, s. les<br />
jlonicntc.<br />
Berattle, f. a. oa^na^, Inrnm; itts<br />
Beray, v. a. oteno. [bvi^ta.<br />
Bereave, v. a. htxif^a. -ment, «. bf=<br />
Bereft, a. betbfyob. [teffonbe.<br />
Bergamot, s. betgamott (poron).<br />
Berhyme, v. a. befjiinga.<br />
Berlin, s. SBet[incr»agn.<br />
Bernardine, s. betnbotbinecniunf eff.<br />
Beroh, t^. n. berijfoo, vtunbra. [nunna.<br />
Berry, s. bat. -, >. n. bata bnr ; flo,<br />
Bert, a. bjett, glonfonbe. [tr<strong>of</strong>fa fob.<br />
Beryl, s. betijt (obelften).<br />
Bescorn, v. a. befpotto.<br />
Bescrawl, v. a. ftubbo neb.<br />
Bescreen, v. a. bejTotnio, biilja.<br />
Beseech, v. a. bebjo, bbnfaHo, befeot.<br />
Beseem, v. a. v<strong>of</strong>fa, onpS. [jo.<br />
Beset, V. a. beffltto, belogta, onigiftio;<br />
bfv'erfalla.<br />
Beshite, v. a. befbin nieb tcndt, otena.<br />
Beshrew, v. a. fbtbonno.<br />
Beside, Besides, pr. befutoui; t?att=<br />
out ; emot. -, ad. utoni, unbantagan^<br />
tzi ; int>ib.<br />
Besiege , f. a. bclogto. -r,». belfl=<br />
Beslubber, v. a. bcfubto. [gronbe.<br />
Besmear, v. a. fmbcjo net.<br />
Besmoke, v. a. nerclifo.<br />
Besmut, v. a. netfoto.
30 Bes<br />
Besom, «. ciuaft.<br />
Besort, s. fiiltlTap , niebfolje. - , v. a.<br />
Bestir , v. a. bcfiuta ; vata cetffam,<br />
beniotn fig ; uppcacfa, uppmuntto.<br />
Bestow, V. a. bepa; gifra, ffanfa;<br />
V<strong>of</strong>cfJa, anPiinba.<br />
Bestowment, «. tifftctning.<br />
Bestraught, Bestract, a. f6tti)(ft.<br />
Bestrew, *. a. (one's self) begifpn<br />
fig , tngn fin tillflijft tiff.<br />
Beteem, v. a. ftonibringa.<br />
Bethink, v. a. bet.iinfa, bfcetpngn; bc=<br />
Bethought , f. Bethink. [finna.<br />
Bethral, v. a. unbecfufva, <strong>of</strong>t>ett>innn.<br />
Betide, f. n. I),iiica, tiffbtaga fig.<br />
Betimes, ud. i gob tib, bittiba.<br />
Betoken, *rl<strong>of</strong>t>Q. -ment, s.<br />
Bespangle, >. a. vtijfca meb 9ut6« orf) Betmst, f. u. anfSrtto. [fdtl<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
filfrerlan; goca gtiiiitonbe.<br />
Better, a. bUttu. -, s. fotbel ; iifrer.<br />
Bespatter, f. a. bejJnnfn nub otcnligs banb. -, pi. fijtmnn. -, v. a. for;<br />
het ' ; fiuaia.<br />
Bettor, a. oSbjate. [bottto.<br />
Bespeak, v. a. be|lnffa, lata gijta; Bett}'-, *. iftnfiijr fiSt penbrjjtate.<br />
fLH-fiinna, ftmiiflnrro.<br />
Between, Betwixt, pr. eiiuffnn.<br />
Bespeckle, f. a. flnrfa, gota bt<strong>of</strong>ig. Bevel, Bevil, s. uottenpa^; vinftf.<br />
Bespew, v. a. befpi;.<br />
-, a. ftum , fc<strong>of</strong>ig. -, u. a. fantfjug*<br />
Bespit, V. a. frefpi), fpotta fuIT.<br />
ga ; atbeta eftet s>infeluiatt.<br />
Bespoke, Bespoken, f. Bespeak. Bever, s. aftontiarb.<br />
Bespot, V. a. netflncfa, otcno. Beverage, s. t!t\^i; btidgpenningar.<br />
Bespread, t'. a. letiita, bcfitb. Bevy, s.flotf, ffoif, fparm, bop; fnffffap.<br />
Besprinkle, v. a. befi.infa, bjfufta. Bewail, v. a. beftagn, begtata, fbrjn.<br />
Bespue, v. a. fpotta pa, nec.<br />
Besputter, v. a. fpetta full.<br />
Beware, v. n. aha fig, toga fig tiff va»<br />
Beweep , v. a. begrata. [ta.<br />
Bess, s. jetnflot, f<strong>of</strong>ot.<br />
Bewet, V. a. rdfn, befufta.<br />
Best, a. bafi. -, ad. po bnfln oi«, Bewilder, v. a. fbtcilba ; focpirca.<br />
Bestain, f . u. b«flndEfl. [fTirfligall. Bewitch, f .a.fortr<strong>of</strong>fa, foctjufn. -er5',<br />
Bestead, v. a. gagnn; unberbMo -ment, .'. tt<strong>of</strong>ffcaft,l)ereti,fbtlr<strong>of</strong>fning.<br />
Bestial, a. bjiirijT ; fiittflig. [bifto. Bewray, v. a. fottaba. -er, s. fotta=<br />
Bestiality, s. tjurifTOer.<br />
tore. [bottom.<br />
Bestialize, v. a. gota riff cjut. Beyond, pr. Bfpct, pa nnbta fibait,<br />
Bestiuk, f. a. uppfi^ffa nub fJnnf. Bezzle , v. n. bfvetlafla fig meb btyif<br />
Bezoar, s. bejoatfien.<br />
Bias,s. fluttning, luttting, ft<strong>of</strong>ning ;<br />
benogenbet, bbjelfe. -, a. fneb. -, v.<br />
a. bbja, lura.<br />
Biasness, s. pattifftjet.<br />
Bib, s. btegelbuf, bil)oin. -, v. a.<br />
fnuitta, piinpla.<br />
Bibacious, «. begifpen pa fupa.<br />
Bibacity, ». bbjclfe fot fijffeti.<br />
Bibber, 5. crintate, fuput.<br />
Bible, s. iBibeln.<br />
Biblical, a. bib HIT. [fbef.<br />
Biblio<strong>the</strong>cal, a. tiffboranbe ett bib!io»<br />
Bi1)lio<strong>the</strong>carian, s. bibliotljffarie.<br />
Biblist, s. bibeffnface.<br />
Bibulous,*, foampaftig.<br />
Bice, s. bet^ning.<br />
Bicker, v. n, ftangta, gtaln, tnfin.<br />
-er, «. gtalniafnte.<br />
Bid, V. a. bjuba, befalla; fotflata.<br />
-der, s. en font befaffct , bjubanbe.<br />
-ding, s. befaffning, fungbtelfe.<br />
.
Bid<br />
Bide, V. a. ut()nt6(i, tola. -, v. n. Do,<br />
Bidental, a. tcetcinbt. [fbtblifw.<br />
Biding , «. boning, Oeniuijt.<br />
Biennial, a. toontig.<br />
Bier, s. lifbat.<br />
Biestings, «. pi. rnntjdif.<br />
Bifid, Bifidated, a. flufuen.<br />
Bifold, ". ttinfaliJig.<br />
Big, a. fJot, tjorf ; fpuffen; floU, It'i^'<br />
Bigamy, s. tpcgifte. [luotig.<br />
Biffgin, s. I)ilfa, liten batnnio^n.<br />
Bigness, s. flcrlcf, tjoilcf.<br />
Bigot, s. " ff^nljclig, Ijycflate. -ed, a.<br />
blinM intngen, pitiTevlig. -ry, -ism,<br />
.?. ffenl)eligl)er, <strong>of</strong>iiertto, tjljcfUri, bigots<br />
Bilberry, *. btSbnt. [teii.<br />
Bilbo, s. flotar, uiujftingn.<br />
Bilcock, s. fnltenfniirva.<br />
Bile, s. gnHe; «laf f«MU|t.<br />
Bilge, s. flflffet i botun va ffepp. -, t^.<br />
a. fa Irirf, taga in fatten.<br />
Bilingsgate , «. fifltcrget i £onbon ;<br />
cnnflantigt tfl(.<br />
Bilinguous, a. tfctungnb.<br />
Bilious, a. fun nf gnttc ; gnllaffig.<br />
Bilk, V. a. bctrnga; gn fin ijng utan<br />
.-irt bttala.<br />
Bill, s. nnbb; Oiffebarb ; tvcibgStbgs<br />
tnif; <strong>of</strong>jiifd;, lifln ; IngforfTng; fetcl,<br />
ffulCfe6«(, teretg ; riifning.<br />
Bill, f . a. gi5ra rtttninnt befant. - , v.<br />
n. h)^ni fnfoni bufcot.<br />
Billet, 5. biljett; febttftb; tadfa (guI6<br />
ea. filfv'ct). -, V. a. inqfnttera.<br />
Billiards, s. pi. biljatb, biljntbfvet.<br />
Billow, s. bolja, cog. —,v.n. b'6(ja<br />
fiji. [rin :c. ; lang fi;rfantig fi|}a.<br />
Bin, Binn , s. fiitufltinggtum fijc btob,<br />
Binary, a. x>uhhiL<br />
Bind, s. tnnfa, humleref.<br />
Bind , p. a. binba , friffa ; fotbinbn,<br />
fotpfigta; infFtnnfa; btobcta. -, v.<br />
n. Braga fig titt()0pn; bli fti)f, fln-=<br />
Bla 31<br />
Biped, 5. tu<strong>of</strong>otnbt bjur.<br />
Bipedal, a. ti'<strong>of</strong>otnb; tea fot long.<br />
Birch, s. bjlitf. -en, a. gjotb <strong>of</strong> bjijtf<br />
fiov'vnb. -er, s. b<strong>of</strong>binbote; en gt<strong>of</strong>fmeb.<br />
fom binber. -ing, s. binbning, fiiv; Blackamoor, s. OTorian, Dtegcr.<br />
banc; banb (af en b<strong>of</strong>).<br />
Biographer, s. biogvnf.<br />
Blacken, v. a. fpnvta gdta ffntt.<br />
,<br />
Blackish, a. ftinrttett.<br />
Bio^^i-aphy, s. [efp€tnesbef?rifning. Bladder, s. blnbbro, bl<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Bipartite, a. toabelab.<br />
Blade, *. biab, onioget gtn^jita ; cotj*<br />
;<br />
bjijcf tidbijrig.<br />
Bird, s. fogel. -cage,^. fogelbur. -<br />
call, s. fogelpipa. -catcher, -man,<br />
«. fogelfangate. -witted,a. cfet=<br />
figtig, obetoinffnm.<br />
Bird, V. a. fanga fogfor. -er, «. fo«<br />
gclfftngflfc -ing, s. fogeljogt.<br />
Birding-piece, s. fogelbo^n.<br />
Birth, 5. fobelfe, biivb, tnng; urfprung,<br />
on leaning , uvvb^f ; -right, s. f'orflf'6t=<br />
Biscuit, 5. bigqfit, fForpn. [floratt.<br />
Bisect, V. a. bela i tvcnne Ufa Hlat.<br />
Bishop,*, biffop. -, v. a, t>iga tilt<br />
Bismuth, s. bi^niut. [bi|Tov<br />
Bisquet eff. Bisket, s. jTovpa.<br />
Bissextile, s. ffottar.<br />
Bisson, a. btinb.<br />
Bistort, s. otninnfpo (i5tt).<br />
Bit, s. niunlag pS ett betfel; bit, f}i;dE«.<br />
Bitch, s. bijnba, tif.<br />
Bite, s. bctt. -, f. a. bitrt; »b«brngn.<br />
Biter, s. hitatt * ; bebragate.<br />
Bitter, a. bitter , !atf fitnng ; bebr'df*<br />
,<br />
lig, faticijT. -ly, aci. bittetligen. -<br />
ness, s. bitter()et.<br />
Bitumen, s. betgoijn, jotbbe*.<br />
Bituminous, a. inneOSttanbe jotbbedf<br />
etr. bergolja.<br />
Bizarre, a. bcfi)nnet(ig, bijatr.<br />
Blah, «. ptfltniafare, fqvnirrnte. -, v.<br />
a. utfpriba, fqtiallta. -her, f. Blah.<br />
-lipped, a. fiorlnvpnb, bnnglnvpnb.<br />
Black, a. fvari, bunfel, jiibtf ; "gtuflig.<br />
-, s. fratt fiirg, fpiutn; fotg ; 9legpv.<br />
-herry , s. bjdrnbar. -hird , *. oiii=<br />
fe(, fottraf}. -cattle, «. botnb<strong>of</strong>fnv.<br />
-guard, s. ffntui; genicn fori. -<br />
lead , s. bli;ertg. -ness , s. luSrfev<br />
fpritta ; » gtufligbet. - pudding , s.<br />
blobpubbing, blobforf. -smith, .s.
32 Bla<br />
flinga, fnifDIflb; mvaitttavL -bo-<br />
Blain, s. bijib. [ne, 3. |Tu(6ccblaB.<br />
Blamable, a. tnbeh'atb, felattig. -<br />
ness, s. fet<strong>of</strong>tigOet.<br />
Blame, s. tat«(, bcffijUning, flanBet,<br />
ffulc. -, f . a. tatla, tafia, fbtebta.<br />
-ful, a. (aftbar, brott^Ug. -less, s.<br />
toDelfti, <strong>of</strong>occitlig. -r, s. tailatt. -<br />
worthy, a. font fottjenot att flanbta^.<br />
Blanch ^v. a. & n. gota I)Bit ; hU\a ;<br />
ffnia; f<strong>of</strong>a imbflyftet ; bit I)»it. -er,<br />
s. bUfate; fottennnre.<br />
Bl<strong>and</strong>, a. Ijuf^iilb, unnlig, gob.<br />
Bl<strong>and</strong>ation, s. finitfet.<br />
Bl<strong>and</strong>ish, v. a. fmefa, fmiita. -<br />
ment, s. fmef, fmicfet.<br />
Blank, 5. ett <strong>of</strong>ftifret flriff*; b(anfctt;<br />
mat ; ert f}i)(te mnaK fom ffoH ptrigtaS ;<br />
nit (pa (ottetiet). -, a. ()Uit , b(cf:<br />
<strong>of</strong>ftifoen ; otimmaB ; nebflagen , jTat.<br />
-, V. a. utplana; foteitta.<br />
Blanket, s. i^ttc f.ingtnrfe. - , t>. a.<br />
bttnifa mcb ctt i)[retn(fe; ptiiHa.<br />
Blare, v. n. flobbta , laga.<br />
Blash, V. a. otena, befubta.<br />
Blaspheme, v. a. I)aba, ta[a [jcibelfet.<br />
-r, s. UciMU.<br />
Blasphemous, a. I)nbiiT.<br />
Blasphemy, s. fjabelfe.<br />
Blast, s. bl<strong>of</strong>i, »inb, tjnbetitning ; Ijus<br />
Bet af ett blS^ififlrunient ; elaf tnfli)r<br />
telfe; (<strong>of</strong> (va f.iB), injoiBngg. -, f. a.<br />
fotbtfinna , fortctfa ; « f otflijrn ; f iJtJ<br />
•oifca; fotbonna.<br />
Blatant, a. bbtanBe.<br />
Blateroon, s. vtataxi, fqMffcate.<br />
Blatter, i^. n. tStiia, fftifa.<br />
Blay, s. [)>^itling, lijja ((i'ff).<br />
Blaze, s. tnga, flamntn : bl<strong>of</strong>en pa en<br />
bnfl. -, >. a. «J «. utfpribo, utbafu^i<br />
na; taga, flaiunta.<br />
Blazon, «• capentonf}, betotbif; fun^<br />
- gotelfc. - , V. a. btafeneta; utinnla;<br />
<strong>of</strong>fentligen forfunna.<br />
Blazonry, s. capenfonfl.<br />
Bleach, *>. a. ^ n. bUfa ; ^»itnn,<br />
bUfna. -er, ». bUtatt. -ery, *.<br />
bIefegplot«.<br />
Bleak, ». Icja (ft|T). -,a. bUf; faff.<br />
Blo<br />
-ness, s. bUH)tt; fyln, ft<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Blear, a. luorf. -, h a. fiitbunfla.<br />
-edness, s. ogonfluS, ogonvar.<br />
Blear-eyed, a. furogb.<br />
Bleat, f. n. btrtfa (fom ett fat).<br />
Bleh, s. blafn, blenima.<br />
Bleed, v. a. obcclnta. -, v. n. bloba.<br />
-ing, s. blobning; nbetlntning.<br />
Blemish, s. fFantflnif; fel; iTnm. -,<br />
Udn ; fTnnbn, vanrijnft. [tiltb<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Blench, v. n. gifon vifa, ttaQa fig<br />
Blend, f. a. binnta, famntnnblanba<br />
fi5tpicra , forbetfpa.<br />
Bless, v. a. vnlfigna, goto foil; prifa,<br />
iDctenffa. -ed, a. oolfignab; falig,<br />
fntt. -edness, 5. a;(ffaligl)et , faHbet;<br />
fnligbct.<br />
Blessing,*, calfignclfe; unlgetning,<br />
Blew, f. Blow. [nob.<br />
Blight, s. t<strong>of</strong>f, bcanb, injSIbagg. -, v.<br />
a. focbtnnna, fottocfa, fotftotn.<br />
Blind, 3. fijreufinBning ; Intf; T.<br />
btinM'etf. -, s. blinB , nibtf, Bunfet;<br />
* <strong>of</strong>otnuftig. -man's buif , s. blinBs<br />
borf. —worm, s. fopparocni , otni|Ia.<br />
- , i>. a. fijcblinba, fotbtanba; beBra«<br />
go. -fold, a, lUfb fiJcbunBno bgon.<br />
-, V. a. fctbinba ogonen.<br />
Blindness, s. blinbl)«t; » tjiKfatdfe.<br />
Blink, V. n. blinfa nieb ogonen; pUra.<br />
-ard, 3. en font plitac meB ogonen.<br />
Bliss, 5. (i)(f fnligOet , fiiaijct ; folidhet.<br />
-ful, a. ivrffalig, fatt, (i>cflig. -fulness,<br />
3. U;rffa(igl)et.<br />
Blissora, f. n.
Bio<br />
-head, s. biinitjufciit. -, v. a. bl<strong>of</strong>s<br />
. ; :<br />
iiifpcttn. [a. btodctn.<br />
Blockade, s. blodtving, Morfnb. -, f<br />
Blockish, a. bum, tiSlpnftig. -ness,<br />
nii()ct, t'<strong>of</strong>paftiyriet.<br />
Blood, 5. blob. -,v. a. Otcba; fTo<br />
obcv. -, f. n. nbevlrttn. -shed, s.<br />
movb, blobfi-'iiran.<br />
Bloodily, ad. gtiiinf, bfobigt<br />
Bloodiness, «. blobgirigOet, gtijmOet.<br />
Bloody, a. brobig, blobflarfnb ; b[ob=<br />
ibcfUg. -flux, s. blobflijb, robfot.<br />
Bloom, «. I'loimita, blomning. —,v.<br />
/J. blomiiirt, Otomflta; tara uiig. -y,<br />
:. bloiiiiivnnbe.<br />
Slossom, s. blDiniua, blontfler. - , v.<br />
blciiima, bteiuflvn.<br />
Jlot, s. fiicf; ffainflacf; utplSning.<br />
V. a. utvtana; flacfo, fubba net<br />
fta igcnom (cm (JOPPfOilote,<br />
f. a. uppbliifn; betijfa. -, '.<br />
n. f',\illii, blif<strong>of</strong>l vuffi'fl-<br />
Jlotting-paper, «. Iiiffpnppcv.<br />
Jlow, s. frog, fH5t; jiiotgnng; flugngg.<br />
pipe, s. blagtor.<br />
Jlow, V. n. & a. hla\a, biSfa pa<br />
tiiuin, fpridfa ut; onbaS; flaiiito;<br />
'bififa; bnnna; ^'ita ftKmnnt be=<br />
Uo-wth, s. blomiiia, bloiiiftei;. [fnnt.<br />
Jlowze, s. tiSbbcufig flirfn; fnu(fig<br />
qviniiperfon.<br />
{lowzy, a. fotbvnnb; }.>uffi'g.<br />
UuL, a. uppblnft, flatten.<br />
lluLher, s. i)Valfi^ttan'\ fpndf. -, v.<br />
:. gviitn ; g'ota finbetna puffiga ginom<br />
U),-fcn grSt.<br />
JIudgeon, s. pSf me^ bli) i cinban.<br />
flue, s. bltt fiug. -, a. bin; * inip^<br />
gv<strong>of</strong>, cljiiflig. -, v. a. focbinbaiSgoncn.<br />
Hunder, s. f«I ; fotfeelfe, bo(f . -huss,<br />
buntevb<strong>of</strong>n, muffcDunbec -er, -<br />
head, s. tijlp. - , f. n. f iScfe fig , i5f=<br />
a fig.<br />
Jlunt, a. (li), ttubbig; bum, gr<strong>of</strong>,<br />
•nglish - Sivedish Diet.<br />
Bod 33<br />
; ;<br />
o(fi(f(ig. -, i'. o. g'orafrS, ttubbig ;<br />
forfrngn, Jiiilbra. -ish, a. nSgot gv<strong>of</strong>,<br />
trubbig. -ly, ad. gv<strong>of</strong>t, cnfnlfcigt.<br />
-ness, ». trubbigljet; gi<strong>of</strong>()et, vtunips<br />
bet.<br />
Blur, s. pcf, ffnmPndf. -,v.a. flarfn<br />
Blurt, V. a. tnia obetrinffam. [fubbn.<br />
Blush, s. robnnb, blygfel, ffam. -, f.<br />
n. robiia, blijgag, blifv^a pnt. -y, a.<br />
t'ob, ffanicob.<br />
Bluster,*, buffet, o^nfenbe; upprot;<br />
tvif}, ttata. -, f. rt. biiffra, latnin;<br />
brbfla fig. - er , s. flotfFti;tnre ; fios<br />
jin-«. -ous, a, bufferfaiit, gv<strong>of</strong>, I)ogs<br />
Boa, s. (tungotm. [trnfonnbe.<br />
Boar, s. fntgnlt, outfFurcn gait.<br />
Board, «. bcabe ; borb «ff. bfinf; fpii?,<br />
tatt ; T. borb, jTepv^borb. -wages,<br />
s. f<strong>of</strong>lpenningat.<br />
Board, v. a. & n. btabfTa, betncfa iiieb<br />
briiber; anfnffrt; nntvn; fntta i pens<br />
fion; satn i penfion. - aLle , a. lil(«<br />
gonglig. -er, s. f<strong>of</strong>lgnngare, penfioncir.<br />
Boarding-house, s. fpi^qvatter.<br />
Boarish, a. finnaftig, ctadE.<br />
Boast, s. ffn;t, bbgmob, itibilffljet. -,<br />
V. n. & a. fftijtn, ijfva^ <strong>of</strong>oer. -et,a.<br />
flocjTtijtnve, ffiapa. -ful, a. flortnlig,<br />
fTtl)tiinbe.<br />
Boastingly, ad. ^a ett ffti^tanbe fiitt.<br />
Boat, s. bnt. -swain, «. (jogbnt^nicin.<br />
Boh, s. flifotb; fovt fJubbig peruf;<br />
ijronting. -cherry,*, batntet ineb ett<br />
fer^bfit. -wig, s. fort jjetuf.<br />
Boh, f. a. ffn; bebnnga ; cifjTatrt; be*<br />
fpotta. -, f. n. bii'nga, bongla.<br />
Bohhin, s. fnuppetpinne. -work, s.<br />
. -hottle, s. bl<strong>of</strong>lint (blomnin).<br />
fniivplobt atbete.<br />
Bohhish, a. natt; fnljgg.<br />
Uue, v.a.blana, f.nrga bla ; *fi5t= Boces, s.pl. nnfjoiii«.<br />
ffiacfii. -ish, a. blaatiig, bloUtt. - Bode, V. a. bSbn, ana, f'ovefpS. -<br />
ishness, s. Ijugbtn fncg.<br />
ment, s. fiivebub; oning.<br />
•luff, a. tjotf; tlotmobig, uppblaft, Bodice, s. [iffti^rfe.<br />
Bodiless, a. ftoppl'dd, utnn ftopp.<br />
Bodily, a. ftoppflig, (efamlig.<br />
Bodkin, s. nnl, vci;(; iyat eff. fn'ocnnl.<br />
Body, *. fcopp, lefniiien ; iiioterie ; fijs<br />
fient ; fombfiffe, famfunb; forpS<br />
menntlTa; fniiiling. -clo<strong>the</strong>s,*./'/.
34 Bog<br />
(jnfttadfe. [s. \)?nlbfnmOc», obaus<br />
tigljn.<br />
Boke , f. n. gifpa iiftier, fnfla upp.<br />
Bolary, a. Urafiig.<br />
Bold, a. bjecf, biiflig, ft.idf. -face,<br />
s. ftiirf iiiennifTn. - faced , a. <strong>of</strong> i.>t=<br />
(Taiiib. -ness, 5. bjevfljet, titttngfeii;<br />
Oft, mob, brifligfjct.<br />
Bole, s. tr.ibflaiii ; e(t flng^ (ctnftig<br />
jcib; ett fliigii fabe^niiitt; pipljufvub.<br />
Boll, s. nin6 ftjelf , f}ange(. -,v.n.<br />
ffjutft upp i pnglnc.<br />
BoUen, n. fvulfni.<br />
Bolster, s. pel, bo(fJ«t, fjufuubfubbe.<br />
-, V. a. untecflijbo, upp()je(pa ; (iigg«<br />
fig pS en futfie.<br />
Bolt, «. pil; riget for «n bortr; folf i<br />
ttil()«; bu(t (p« (fepp), -head, s.<br />
biflifferfolf.<br />
Bolt, V- a.& n. ftfinga igen iiteb tige[;<br />
fifirt; foiiiimi bnfligt in, flufa; fprin^<br />
Bolter, s. fifr, fatt. [ga t)nfligt ur.<br />
Bomb, s. Ooiiib; biitfcv. -pro<strong>of</strong>, a.<br />
boinbfti. [fort otf; tjorft vinfat.<br />
Bombard , a. ett (Iiigg gv<strong>of</strong>tm fll)(f e n ;<br />
Bombard, v. a. bombatbctfl.<br />
Bombardeer, Bombardier, ». boiii=<br />
Bombardment, s. tombarbcting.<br />
Bombasin, s. bontbfifin.<br />
Bombast, s. Oogttnffntibe orb, c(b=<br />
prnl. -ick, a. IjSgtt<strong>of</strong>tianbe, flotocCig.<br />
Bombulation, s. buKec, bcaf.<br />
Bombns, a. buffer, floj.<br />
Bonage, s. fFe(ett.<br />
Bonaroba, s. vnrfec ffobning ; fTijfa.<br />
Bond, s. b.inb; forbinbelfe ; tel'n«,<br />
fflIl^febel. -man, s. trii(, lifcgcn. -<br />
age, 5. f.ingeiiffap, fraf\?eri, tr.ilboiit.<br />
Bondsman, s. borgen, ti)fira tia b<strong>of</strong>«. -ish, a<br />
l.i^givig, flitig.<br />
Boom, «. maft; bout. -, v. n. ffg(><br />
fi>rt; rufa bnftigt pS.<br />
Boon, s. gunfl, V)nnef}; gSfya; be<br />
grtrnn, bon. -, a. gob, brn; uiiinlet<br />
lufiig.<br />
Boor, s. bonbe; gr<strong>of</strong> inennifTn. -ish<br />
a. bonb<strong>of</strong>rig, o()i)ffab. -ishness, ^<br />
bonbnfiigbet.<br />
Boose, 5. fa()U^. -, v. n. fupn, tricf.i<br />
Boosy, a. luflig ; bfvetlflflnb.<br />
Boot, s. fJL'fpef; forbel, Pinft; r<strong>of</strong><br />
riimiiiet iinber fufFfntet. -less, a<br />
oin;tiig, cbuglig. -strap, s. fi<strong>of</strong>vel<br />
flropp. -trees, s. ftijfpetblocf.<br />
Boot, V. It. betjena, bata; btnga p.<br />
Booted, a. beficflob. [(l<strong>of</strong>lnrnn<br />
Booth, s. bob, ftnnb; \)\)\\a..<br />
Booty, 3. bi)te, r<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Bopeep, s. glMiime (bnrnUf).<br />
Borachio, s. fiipiit, brinfcire.<br />
Borage, s. ff<strong>of</strong>ferbloinuin.<br />
Borax, a. borar.<br />
Bordel, s. Oortjug.<br />
Bordeller, s. Ijonifirb.<br />
Border, 5. bnibb, font, fnff; grnna<br />
fufl; brnm. -, v. a. & n. fantr<br />
fnlTa; bebtanta; flotn intill, gninf<br />
intitf. -er, s. grnniSbo.<br />
Bore, 5. borr; fnliber; ^nl. -,v.a<br />
borrn, genoinrtinga.<br />
Boreal, a. norblig.<br />
Boreas, 5. novbanrinb.
Bor<br />
;<br />
Borer, s. Oocr.<br />
Borings, s. borcfpSn.<br />
Born, a. Outcn, fe^D,<br />
Borne, pr. nf Bear, buvcn.<br />
Borough, «. ftob, foping.<br />
Borrel, 5. gcmen fatt.<br />
Borrow, v. a. Govgn, lana nf en. -er,<br />
3. font liinnc ell. bocgac.<br />
Boscage, s. lunb ; fnnt.<br />
Bosky, a. bufTig, ffogtif.<br />
Bosom, 5. OtBfl, ffijte, bnnit, Ojertrt;<br />
feittocntjc. -friend, s. ffbteunn.<br />
Bosom, t'. a. glMiinm i baniKn , t'elja.<br />
Boss , s. fnapp, fnot; «i)p[)'6jti ovbetc<br />
bucfUi (pa fe(bon).<br />
[budflov.<br />
Bossed, a. ftotcijggig ; prvtb ntft<br />
Botanical, a. botanijT, I/etanbe lilC bo=<br />
Botanicks, s. b<strong>of</strong>anif. [tnnifen.<br />
Botanist, 5. ottfnnnatt, botnnif}.<br />
Botany, s. botanif.<br />
Botch, s. (app, f(ut; fuffaiMtbde<br />
bijlb. -, f. a. picfn , Inpvn ; fufTn.<br />
-er, s. ffopicfate ; fnppnte, fujTnre.<br />
Botchy, a. (appig, flncfig.<br />
Bote, s. )Tabe=«rfattning.<br />
biitcljbticfa.<br />
Bottle, V. a. tappn po buteljtr.<br />
Bottler, Butler, s. UUnmin^ati.<br />
Bottling-, 5. tappning pn butcljcv.<br />
Bottom, s. bottcn , gtunb, gcitnbijnl;<br />
.bcilb; rinbamat; brn'gg, brcinf; fFcpp,<br />
fnttl)9 ; f)Arfi?et. -, v. a. d n. grun;<br />
ia ; laggn botten ; fjobn fig \>a , (itn<br />
*ii, Ijviln pa. -less, a. bortcnloi^;<br />
grunbliJ'J; outgtunblig. -ry,^, bob;<br />
Boud, s. focnnia|"F. [tnevi.<br />
Bouge, s. fnuHnnb, butnnb.<br />
vibja fig ; buina.<br />
Bough, s. gten, flart qviff.<br />
-,v.n.<br />
Bought, s. fldta; Icinf; bojning,<br />
Bow 35<br />
bugt; (/J. nf Buy).<br />
Bougie, s. vax^n\>ti.<br />
Bouillon, s. buljong.<br />
Boulder, «. f^ot vnnb fl«n.<br />
Bounce, s. bnn, fnalf, fmnll; bopp,<br />
fpvnng ; fTtl)t. - , v. n. brnfa, fnnlfa,<br />
fftnlla; ffti^ta , fpvingo. -r, 5. fiocs<br />
fftl)tnte, U'gnate.<br />
Bouncing, s. boppning , ffuttning.<br />
Bound, 5. gtn'ng, rnfien, fFiljcinavfc<br />
fiub^ning. (p. nf Bind). -, a. bcs.<br />
fifintb, nninnb. -,v. a. & n. injTrnns<br />
fn, fatta granfet; fiubfa, faratiltbafa;<br />
grnnfa intilf. -ary, s. gran^, (flnbns<br />
ntfirp. -en,/>. nf Bind, -ing, «.<br />
inffrcinfning, begninsning. -less, a.<br />
cinfTrrinft , grn'mjIoS. -lessness , s.<br />
9van«logl)ct, oanbligbet.<br />
Bounteous, a. gob[)jertnb , gifmilb,<br />
fcif<strong>of</strong>lig. -ness, «. ftif<strong>of</strong>Jigljet, milbs<br />
bet, gobtjet. [frif<strong>of</strong>iigljet, nbeiniob.<br />
Bountiful, a, nbelniobig. -ness, s.<br />
Bountihood, 5. gobljct ; bijgb.<br />
Bounty, 5. nbelniob, gobbet, fvifo|}ig=<br />
bet, l^algi5lrn^be.<br />
Both, pron. bata, begge. -, ad. b<strong>of</strong>ce, Bourd, s. ffnmt. -, f. n. ffamta.<br />
fn 1^1 ( — font.<br />
Boui-geon, v. n. )Ta ut ; flfjutn ffctf.<br />
Bo<strong>the</strong>r, v. a. plagn, bcfynvn.<br />
Bourn, s. gvan« ; fob, bn*<br />
Bots, s. ctt jTngg mniTnc font ftnnn^ i Bouse, V. n. ijfv>ct;(nf^a fig, fupn.<br />
inclfDocnn ()0S bnflni: erf; bnrn. Bousy, a. bvutfen.<br />
Bottle, 5. ffaffa, butelj; (<strong>of</strong> hay) Bout, s. gang, f'orfot ; ovbning ; fpvang,"<br />
I)5fnippa. -brush, s. bovfle ntt gL>r(i Boutefeu, s. morbbtannnve. [bang.<br />
flafToi- i-nia. -flower, s. blnflint. - Bow, s. bage ; vioIfttSfe; fnbetbnge;<br />
-screw, s. focfiTcuf. -st<strong>and</strong>, s. bugning. -legged, a. bjulbent. -<br />
man, 5. bagjTvti. -shot, s. bngffott.<br />
-sprit, s. bogfpvot. -string, s. bags<br />
ftvrtng.<br />
Bow, V. a. 6t n. bSjn, IJodFn, fr<strong>of</strong>n, bu=<br />
Bowable, «. bojlig. [gn; Ouga fig.<br />
Bowel, V. a. tngn ut intlfuornn.<br />
Bowelless, a. fanflol'6^.<br />
Bowels , s. pi. inelfvioc ; * mcblibnnbe.<br />
Bower, s. fomntnvljuS, tiiffnl; bur.<br />
-, V. a. innf|Tuto, omgiffo. -y, a.<br />
futt nieb l<strong>of</strong>fTog.<br />
Bowl, 5. ffni, fnt, bngnve, bnt, -, v.<br />
a. fafto meb f lot ; fpeia friglot. - er,<br />
s. fngelfpetnre. [fagtebnnn.<br />
Bowling,*, fagetfpef- -green, s.<br />
C2<br />
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;
36 Bow<br />
Bowse, f. a. bi-nsii, haia.<br />
Bowser, s. vrovnantmnftatc.<br />
Bowyer, s. boginafare; bagffytt.<br />
Bowze, V. n. fupn fig fuff.<br />
Bowzy, f. Bousy.<br />
Box, s. lata, nff, t<strong>of</strong>n; iTtufmoi:; to^<br />
ge (pa fpcftnftet) ; fntiigbiSfa; Dur=<br />
bom: i5tft(; (Tag, flSt; - on <strong>the</strong><br />
ear, ijtftt.<br />
Box, V. a. d n. boxtxa, fTo meb fn\)U<br />
nnfoen, Brftfa; digga initSbn; bo;<br />
Xni, (tn^. - en, «.
Bra<br />
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bii cffliiiS.<br />
Breakable, a. brneflig.<br />
Breaker, s. btijtnte ; T. bcnnning.<br />
Breakfast, «. fiuf<strong>of</strong>t. -, v. n. fiu=<br />
Breaking, s. bii;tning, btotf. [fo)?eva.<br />
Bream, s. btnjen.<br />
Breast, s. br<strong>of</strong>l , bnrm ; ffijte ; bjetfa,<br />
-plate, s. jjflnfnr, niirnf. --work,<br />
s. vfltopet, briijitincrt.<br />
Breast, v. a. fnttn btSffet emot.<br />
Breath, j. nnbe, anbebtfigt, anbetng;<br />
vauB; l)VM(a; "dgonbticf.<br />
Breathable, a. fom fon nnbn«.<br />
Brea<strong>the</strong>, f. n. onba^, brogn onban;<br />
l)VMla; innnbag; utbunfJa.<br />
Breathing, «. anbanbe , nnbebrngt;<br />
(uftlinl. -time, s. I)«i(otib ; anberum.<br />
Breathless, a. anblo^, nnbtruten.<br />
Bred,/), af Breed, <strong>of</strong>lab, fobb; upp=<br />
Bree, s. btoiii^, geting, [f<strong>of</strong>lrob.<br />
Breech, s. f.itet, ftu^.<br />
Breeches, s. pi. bi);ixt.<br />
Bri 37<br />
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Brawl, a. gtfil, tvifi. - , v. n. tnito,<br />
unfln, gvala; Intmo. - er, «. flojntre<br />
gratninfnre.<br />
Brawn, s. fnfl, fett; I^ncbt tovfnbt<br />
fl<strong>of</strong>T; fargnit; pff; vitlffyrtn.<br />
iness, J. flvtfn, foPO't ; f'ottet^ Iuitt»<br />
l)f t. -y, a. f'ottig ; finrf ; fjScCtjuITfib.<br />
Bray, «. brafanbe; otjub, ffrit, butter.<br />
-, V. a. & n. ^ota i motte[, foiiCers<br />
ftDffn ; brii'fa, ffconn ; tin«nn«.<br />
Brayer, «. lopnce vS en fh'vgflen.<br />
Braze, *'. a. Kba iiieb foppnt '<br />
Breed, s. f<strong>of</strong>}et; (Ing , <strong>of</strong>vci; fuff.<br />
- , f. a. & n. f bDo , nfln , ftombringa<br />
uppfcfltn;<br />
ungr.r.<br />
ffjuta ftnm; fn barn,<br />
[qvinna.<br />
Breeder, s. uppf<strong>of</strong>ttnrt ; ftuftfam<br />
Breeding, s. aPe(ft, nljtring ; lefnnbg»<br />
flirt, febcc. -, a. I)nfi'anbe, afpclfam,<br />
Breeks , s. bi;roi-.<br />
Breese, j. geling, bronil.<br />
Breeze, a. futtjc; fling (Pugn),<br />
Breezy, a. ft>at, fpalfob.<br />
gl^rn<br />
; Breme, a. (Tntp, prnng, Ijatb,<br />
fcriif. -n, a. nf fovvat, nteffing cff. Brent, a. f Ijrbrnnb ; bcnnr.<br />
bvon« ; " <strong>of</strong>otfflimb. - , v. n. v>atn Brethren, J. ju/. brbber. [febel.<br />
cfiSriTnmb. -ness, s. fo))parIin[t; Brevet, s. bppet btcf, f uttniogt ; f rnft«<br />
• <strong>of</strong>iStiTnnibOet.<br />
Breviary , s. brcinnrium , fi)vfo!)anb»<br />
Brazier, «. fovpnrfTagnte gCiSbponnn.<br />
, b<strong>of</strong>; utbrag, fott begrepp.<br />
Breach, «. ludfa, fpvirfn ; btni, bred;; Breviat, a. fonimanbvng.<br />
bfj^ertrrtbclfe; bvott ; oenigtjet. Breviate, v. a. <strong>of</strong>fovta.<br />
Bread, s. bcijb ; f'6ia. [a. nf brlib. Breviature, a. affcttning fnumtan*<br />
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Bread, f. a. beta brbb i nSgot. -en. Brevity, s. fottOet. [brng.<br />
Breadth, s. btebb ; flabe«brebb. Brew, s. btygb; brief n. -, v. n.<br />
Break, s. Bpvning; brott; grijning bryggn; binnba; fiiinipln, anfnggn.<br />
nf brott, \ia\xi ; tantfti-ecf.<br />
Break, u. a. & n. fto[fa, bri)fn ; nf=<br />
-age, s, fnmmcinbdinbning ; briifa.<br />
-er, s. bri;ggnrc. -ery, s. brnggeri.<br />
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banfa : ruinera ; bringn n bone bti; -ing, s. bri)gb, bri)ggnmg.<br />
ftn, fpvidfn; bnga«; gova bnnftutt; Brewhouse, s. bryggfjug.<br />
Brewis, *. briibfliffn boppob i fett pa<br />
Briar, s. li3rnbuffc. [buljong.<br />
Bribe, s. iiuitor, bepirfning. -,*>.«.<br />
iiiuta, befticfa.<br />
Bribery, s. bcfJidEning.<br />
Brick, s. tcget, tege[|Tfn; ctt flag^<br />
brbb. -bat, 5. fli;(fe nf en tegeljjen.<br />
-dust, J. tcgelf!enSnijLU. -kiln,*.<br />
tegelugn, tegelflngeri.^ -layer,*. nm=<br />
tore, murfnrl. -laying, s. miivning.<br />
-maker, s. tegelflagnre. -work, s.<br />
tegclflenanrbete, niut.<br />
Brick, V. a. uiura meb tegel.<br />
Brickie, a. bnicflig, |Tijr.<br />
Bridal, 5. brbffopp. -, a. titlO'btnnbe<br />
Bridalty, s. brottop«fejl. [brottopp.<br />
Bride, s. brub. -groom,*, brubguiii.<br />
-maid, *. brubpign, brubtntno. -<br />
man,*, brubribbare. -stake, *.<br />
ett (Iiig^ ninjftnng , font iiinn baiifar<br />
onifring pS brbffopp. -well, *. tiifr=<br />
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38 Bii<br />
Bridge, s. Stygga, bto; na^btojT;<br />
ftoan \>a en pot. -, t-. a. bija^a en<br />
bvo, ffa en btl)gga.<br />
Bridle, s. betfel, tljgel, toni. -, v. a.<br />
& n. betfTa upp ; Jnnija ; fcmnn fig.<br />
Brief , a. fort , faninmnttngen. - , s.<br />
fort begcepp, utbrng ; potent, oppel<br />
btef; fiJtocSnanbe. -ly , ad. fottlU<br />
gen. -ness, s. fottI)et.<br />
Brier, s. tbtne, tornbufPe.<br />
Briery, a. taggig, tijtnig.<br />
Brig, s. brigg.<br />
Brigade, s. btigab.<br />
Brigadier, s. brigntgeneral.<br />
Brig<strong>and</strong>, s. ^tait<strong>of</strong>vaxt.<br />
Brig<strong>and</strong>ine, s. jjnnfatffjottn.<br />
Brig<strong>and</strong>ine, Brigantine, ». btigan;<br />
tin (fartug).<br />
Bright, a. Har , (ju* , ff i^a^^e ; ogoni<br />
ffeniig ; fficf lig. - , v. a. & n. gora<br />
blanf, poleio, ffutii ; uppniunitn:<br />
bttfvm fiar, gtanfanbe; fliitnn upp<br />
gliinfa. -iah, a. glanfanBe, Iiifnnte.<br />
ness, s. ftnrt)et, gtan^, ffen; iTncpfin=<br />
Brilliancy, «. gtong, ptaft. [nigf)et.<br />
Brilliant, s. briljnnt, fcinuiant. - , a.<br />
jTmanbe, gtiinfanbe, ptaftig. -ness,<br />
s. gUnsi, ptaft.<br />
Brim, s. feint, btaiii, btotb ; T. mntii<br />
xani. - ,v. a. & n. iifa efoetfl fulTt;<br />
oaxa. iSfi^etP full; tijnfFo (out fuggcc).<br />
-ful, a. rngnfc, btnbfutt. -fulness,<br />
s. <strong>of</strong>^^etfloB ; tnga.<br />
Brimmed, Brimming, a. tognb,<br />
Brimmer, s. fufft gla«. [btabbfutt.<br />
Brimstone, s. fcnfcel.<br />
Brimstony, a. fvafcelaftig.<br />
Brindle, s. ffocf. -d, a. ffncfig, bro=<br />
fifl, iiiangfargrtb.<br />
Brine, 5. foltdife; fj<strong>of</strong>tjet; » tavnc.<br />
-pit, s. fattbmnn.<br />
Bring, v. a. btinga, tiUfora; -about,<br />
<strong>of</strong>laCfommo, uttdtta : - forth, fciiin=<br />
btinga ; - forward , btifi'a , ff jutn<br />
pn : - in, infota, [ebo in - ; <strong>of</strong>f, rnbs<br />
ta; -out, fiSrani, flapprtut: -<br />
over, bf»)etta(a; - (a woman) to<br />
bed, fijclbfn en qinnna; - to pass,<br />
loecffidKa; - under, unbetfuffa ; -<br />
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Bro<br />
up, li)fta upp; uppf<strong>of</strong>iva, - word to<br />
one, Inta en seta.<br />
Bringer, s. bnrate ; - up, uppf<strong>of</strong>ttns<br />
Brinish, a. fnttnftig. [ce.<br />
rink, 5. brinf, bcnbb ; tanb.<br />
Briny, a. fiilt<strong>of</strong>iig.<br />
Briony, s. qoe^cot.<br />
Brisk, a. c\tii, liflig , muntec ; luftig<br />
taff, fciff. -,v.n.&a. upplifrn ;<br />
tea fig ; antngn ctt globt utfeenbe. -<br />
et, s. btingnn pa eit jTagifteatut;<br />
btSflben. -ly, ac?. pinfr, lifligt, g[nb»<br />
tigt. -ness, 5. lifltgt)et, muntetljet;<br />
ffarpfinnig()et.<br />
Bristle, a. fuinbotf}. -, v. n. ft a.<br />
borfia fig , tefa botflen ; bli onb ; fdttn<br />
borft pd ttSben.<br />
Bristling, a. flutff, bctftnnbe fig.<br />
Bristly, a. futt meb borf}.<br />
British, a. biittiiT, engelff.<br />
Briton, 5. SScitt, engeisinan, (Jngidni<br />
bore. [(Tct()et, bcd(fli9()et.<br />
Brittle, a. brdif (ig, ffor, frag, -ness.<br />
Broach, s. fJeffpett ; fi;l ; fapp ; ffjortj<br />
fpdnne. - ,v. a. fdita pa fpett; fli(fa<br />
upp en tiinna; uppjinna.<br />
Broad, a. bveb; fib; uppenbac; Iju^,<br />
flat; gr<strong>of</strong>; canfldnbig ; btifiig : -<br />
day-Ught, ftcra Ijufabagen, -eyed,<br />
s, ftotijgb; ffacpfynt. -noon, ad.<br />
mibt pa bagen. -shouldered, a.<br />
btebaxlab, ayetbrcb. -side, a. (ag nf<br />
fanonct ; ffcppptg fiber, -weaver, s.<br />
fibfniidf\?are. -wise, ad. pa brcbben,<br />
trdt^<strong>of</strong>i^er. -worm, s. binifeina(T.<br />
Broaden, v. n. uiinbga fig; blifpo<br />
bteb.<br />
Broadness, s. btebb, lubb; gteffjet.<br />
Brocade, s. br<strong>of</strong>at. -d, a. vdfb lif<br />
br<strong>of</strong>at : <strong>of</strong> br<strong>of</strong>at. [gainia f<strong>of</strong>et.<br />
Brocage, J. fldbnidffcri, IjanbeC meb<br />
BroccoU, s. en itatienj} tatfott.<br />
Brock, 5. gtdffyin.<br />
Brogue, a. ittdnbiT accent; rotcdiffo;<br />
trdiTo. [beti, flirfnbt ntbete,<br />
Broider, v. a. brobeta. -y, *. bros<br />
Broil, s. (ntnt , osdfenbe, tuniutt. -,<br />
V. a. & n. btdia, fjefa po glijb; fie;<br />
fa* i foUn, foltorfoS.<br />
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Bro<br />
Broke, v. n. uiafln.<br />
Broken, a. bruten, fonbtig, forberfpnfc.<br />
-backed, a. vi;ggbcutm. -hearted,<br />
a. fotgfen, l)ebtijft>ab. -h<strong>and</strong>ed, a.<br />
lamI)onCt.<br />
Broker, s. m'dUaxt, fomiiiiffionar.<br />
-asfe, s. nifif[areli5n, futtage.<br />
Broking, «. nirifleri.<br />
Bronchial, a. tiffljdviinbc fjntfen.<br />
Brond, s. fobet.<br />
Bronze, a. fcton^, btonsfatg.<br />
Brooch, s. jut?fl, flenob. -, v. a. vtl)=<br />
ba nteb jusekir.<br />
Brood, a. fipba, fuff ; [iggning, ffntfj<br />
ning. -, i'. a. liggo vS egg; ftnrfn.<br />
-J',<br />
a. tiggfjuf (oni foglor).<br />
Brook, *. badf. -lime, a. badfgrSnn,<br />
bfiifbunga. [ulflS.<br />
Brook, V. a. & n, tnffl, feibvagn, libn,<br />
Broom, a. qvnfl ; (bet.) fvntt. -rake,<br />
a. voUiJtt. -rape, «. (Tatffci). -y, a.<br />
bev>int nieb Ijung.<br />
Broth, a. buljong, fotUfoppa.<br />
Bro<strong>the</strong>l, a. borl^uS, bocbel. -rj , a.<br />
tibeiiigOet.<br />
Bro<strong>the</strong>r, a. bvobei:; faintat; -in<br />
law, I'vnigct. -hood,«. btobctfTop ;<br />
gittc, fiiiiirntf!op. -ly, a. bvcbnlig.<br />
-, ad. btobcrligen.<br />
Brought,;?^. & p. nf Bring.<br />
Brow, «. bti;n, vonna; ontetSfcrng<br />
<strong>of</strong>otfFauib()et; bcirgfpft^; 'ogonbtljii.<br />
- , v. a. inneflatfl , frittct granfer. -<br />
beat, V. a. fe fnebt )>o en. -bount,<br />
a. front.<br />
Brown, a. btun ; -bread, gteft<br />
bccb : -paper, gcSit vapp«t; -<br />
study, bjupn tnnfnr.<br />
Brown, a. bvun frtrg. -bay, a. fa=<br />
ftftniebcun Ijnf}. -bill, «. IjiOeborb.<br />
-wort, a. flenlirt. -ish, a. btun:<br />
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Bud 39<br />
Brumal, a. fintectig, font borer fin<br />
Branett, a. brunrtr qvinnn. [eintren.<br />
Brunt, s. nnfiiir, flrib ; Oi>t, olijcfn.<br />
Brush, a. borfle, venfel; ri^fnippa;<br />
anfnlT. -maker, a. borfibinbnrc. -<br />
wood, 5. fnnr; tome; x\i. -, v. a.<br />
et n. boifa, nnf}ri)fa ; flrijfn onifting<br />
ffimtfl. -er, a. en font borfiar :c.<br />
-y> " ffiif, Mflgig, fitaf.<br />
Bnistle, f. n. brnfa, tnarrn, bulira<br />
nftig. -ess, a. btuntjet, brun fnrg.<br />
Browse, v. a. cifbetn. -, «. fTctt<br />
bepita fig om. [forftjara, befFijbba.<br />
Buckler,*. ffSib; beffarm. -,v.a.<br />
Browsing, a. nfbetning. [fmaiTcg. Bucksome, a. munter, luflig, ung.<br />
Bruise, a. flng, ^ot, bUinnb, qviiigning. Bucolick, a. Ijerbeqpfibe, berbefnng.<br />
-,v. a. flS, fiijtn, ftopa. -r, «. nafj -, a. bi5tanbe tiff ett Ijerbeqi^abf.<br />
fanipe.<br />
Bruit, ». n;ru; [arm. -, v.a.uU<br />
Bud, ». brobb, fnopp, -tree,*, fnapptrdb.<br />
-, v.n. & a. fnoppa*, fpricfa<br />
fpvita (ilb ; p[uni}).<br />
Brutish, a. fnaftig ; gr<strong>of</strong>; <strong>of</strong>iirnufs<br />
tig. -ness, a. frt<strong>of</strong>tigrjet ; gr<strong>of</strong>bet.<br />
Bryony, a. bunbrcftin. [bc(to(.<br />
Bub, a. finrft bricfn; double -, bub«<br />
Bubble, a. bubbia, saitenblabbra; (nv*<br />
mi; bebrfigeri; nart. -, v. n. be*<br />
bvngn, f<strong>of</strong>a, fjubo, uppufiffa.<br />
Bubo, «. feneripft Vii^.<br />
Bucanier, a. onierifanff fjl5r<strong>of</strong>t?nre.<br />
Buck, a. boct; Ijane, rSbjur; biif,<br />
bisfning, bi;ff(>iber. -basket,*, tvatt.<br />
biinfe. -goat, *. gctnbodp , botf. -<br />
mast, 5. b<strong>of</strong>iiKon. -rabbit, s. fas<br />
nin()nne. -ram, s. bpelf , fli^f fanfng.<br />
-thorn, «. trtfJe. -weed, «. ven«<br />
ninggrag, loninie. -wheat,*, bo^<br />
bv>ete. -, V. n. bijfa; flonga^ font ett<br />
bocf ; para fig.<br />
Bucket} 3. tnttenambar, btjtta.<br />
Bucking, s.bi;fning parning. ; -tub,<br />
5. biiffci , bi;ffar.<br />
Buckle, s. fpfinne; bndfrn, fjorlorf.<br />
- ,v. a, 6t n. fptinna il)0p; (agga I)Ss<br />
ret i lorfar; forena; Innipa fig eftcr,
40 Bud<br />
Budge, *. Inmflinn. - , a. fnnrtig<br />
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f}. a. fin, fiiitn.<br />
Buffalo, 5. buffetojrf.<br />
Buffet, s. ffop, ffhnf, ffontborb; i5tfi(,<br />
fintpufj. -, V. a. orfiiln, finfcpuftn.<br />
-er, s. orfitnrf.<br />
Buffle , f. Buffalo. [uarn feti^icrnb.<br />
Buftle,f. a. bn;, fomtrn. -, v. n.<br />
Buftle-head, s. cuntI)ufi>uB.<br />
Buffoon, *. nnrc, t<strong>of</strong> , gi)(f(nte. -,<br />
V. n. I)nn6tn nntrnftigr. -ery, s. to=<br />
feri, gi)(f(«ti, notraftigOet.<br />
Bug,*. i?agglu«. -bear, s. fpefe,<br />
bufe. -,v. a. fPtnnift.<br />
Bugger, V. «. btifoa btnngiTnnbcti.<br />
Buggerer, «. fobomit, bcnngffnnbflre.<br />
Buggery, «. foboiiiitcri.<br />
Bugginess, s. fufftjet meb vngglep.<br />
Buggy, s. enfitfig d;n^. -, a. futf lueb<br />
vM-gglop.<br />
Bugle, s. rabfjrtnbffutot cif fi^fltt g(a6<br />
fiufiirt, ore, cilboxe. -horn, s. jrigar;<br />
Bugloss, s. oj-tunga (ort). [l)ocn.<br />
Build , s. form, geffntt ; bi)ggnnb«fatt.<br />
-,/>. a. & n. byggn ; uppbvjggn ; lita<br />
fi5tlitn fig. -er , «. bi;ggmriflace; en<br />
fom (niev bi)9ga. -ing, «. bi;99""^i<br />
Built, 3. f. Build. [biiggning.<br />
Bulb, J. tbf; ttinbfcovp; (<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> eye)<br />
ogenflcn.<br />
Bulbous, a. trinbcotig, [Bfformig.<br />
Bulchin.s. fnlf.<br />
Buliinch, a. b<strong>of</strong>inf.<br />
Bun<br />
ning; bebtogate. -baiting, j riur-.<br />
f<strong>of</strong>tning. -bee,s. biilgeting. -beef,<br />
s. tjurfott. -dog, a. blobf)unb, tcgg.<br />
-feast, -fighting,*, tjutfnftning.<br />
-finch, 5. b<strong>of</strong>inf. -fly, a. f<strong>of</strong>lugn,<br />
fling, -head, *. buniljuftub. -<br />
\reed, s. bacfflint.<br />
BuUace, 5. (Tan.<br />
Bullace-plump, s. vnlbn pfomuicn.<br />
BuUen, s. ffnf nf bampa. [fuln.<br />
Bullet,*. nluc-tL^t^, piflo[= cff. fnncns<br />
Bullion, a. oatbetabt gulb ett. filfrer.<br />
Bullition, *. fjubning, f<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
Bullock, *. ung tjut.<br />
Bully, s. <strong>of</strong>oetfittflte; frngiJf.impe. -,<br />
V. n. &a. plngn; <strong>of</strong>tietbijfla en ; ffri;s<br />
ta; gtrila, SftjetfatTa mcb ooett.<br />
Bulrush, *. bog frif.<br />
Bultel, *. fli, ffa( pa fob.<br />
Bulwark, *. botti^ccf.<br />
Bum , *. flu^ , fdtet , rinbn. -bailiff,<br />
*. flnb^tjennve. -boat,*, pcooificii^s<br />
bnr. -, V. a. tnga i ovteff.<br />
Bumbey, *. <strong>of</strong>rrnbe.<br />
Bumble-bee, *. iiij6bt)uni(n.<br />
Bumkin, *. bonblutf, bonbtoITn.<br />
Bump, *. fing, filing ; ftiuHnnb, fn3(,<br />
bulnob. - , V. n. g'i3rn Incni ; ftdUn,<br />
finitTnn. -er, *. btfibbfuITt g(a«.<br />
Bumpkin, f. Bumkin.<br />
Bun, *. ett fiag^ fafn.<br />
Bunch , *. bunbt , fnippn ; fnb(, ft>uff»<br />
nnb; vu(fe(. -backed,*. vu(felri;g.<br />
gig, bugglig. -, v. n. fni;ta fig ; fvo(«<br />
In. -ness , *. pn(felri)ggigf)«t, fnolig*<br />
()Ct. -y, a. ojenin, fnblig.<br />
Bundle, *. bunbt, fnippn ; pafet, fni)t».<br />
-, f. a. byfta i()op, pa(fa in.<br />
Bung, a. fptunb pn en tunnn. -, t>. a.<br />
fpiunbn, tfippa igen.<br />
Bungle, *. f el, forfeetfe ; <strong>of</strong>fidfligbet;<br />
Bulge, V. n. bti (net, [Jicfa, flijfa (ncf<br />
fjunfa; l)anga ijfoet ; bufn ut.<br />
fuffeti. -, t>. a. & n. fuffa , flnpa,<br />
Bulk, «. I)i5g, Oop, flump; bnt; ffrcfs ffiiiinnn bott; bnrn fig btumligt St.<br />
»>ct Qf ett fFepp; bob; fate; by <strong>the</strong> Bungler, *. f uffnre.<br />
-,i9t<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Bunn, *. fotferfnfa.<br />
Bulk (out), V- n. bufa ut. -iness, Bunt, *. iBtet, bolen nf feg(et. -, v.<br />
s. flovlcf, ribb. -y, a. flot,iun3, n. fvnifn, p'6|'n ut. [(unipfnmlore.<br />
n.<strong>of</strong>fi^.<br />
Bunter, *. libetiig, nebrig qyinnn;<br />
Bull,.!. Oft, tjut; VflfoebuHa; omcs Buntingji.flnggbuf, fotnlcitfa gtoning.<br />
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Buo<br />
Buoy, *. nnfnrboj, onfntmnrfe. -, f.<br />
a. & n. unCecfJiJDa, upv'li)fto; Pi)ta V'l<br />
rattnet. -ance, «. fiiiining, fli)rning.<br />
-ancy, s. muntecljct; fotmogenljci<br />
att Pyta. -ant, a. fiinuianbe, flytanRe.<br />
Bur, 3. fnrtbott«.<br />
Burbot,*. enattDortfiiT; Infe.<br />
Burden, a. bi3t6a, Inf}, (ntbning; lajlf<br />
ta[et va eft ffepp; omqvaCj. -, v. a.<br />
(nftn : befpnta ; (nffa i)o. - ous , -<br />
some, a. tung, Offtjorlig, untcrttl)f=<br />
fl^^^e. - someness, a. tljngt), vigt,<br />
Burdock, *. favbbcvre. [Oeffar.<br />
Bureau, s. fTtifpuIpet, ()i;ra.<br />
Burg, s. toping.<br />
Burgage, s. borgntetatr.<br />
Burgamot, f. Bergamot.<br />
Burganet, Burgonet, s. flonnOatt<br />
Burgeois , s. borgnre. [af jetn.<br />
Burgess, a. borgate; (etniiiot af pat=<br />
(aiiientet.<br />
Burgh, s. oppffab; 6l) foiii hat tiittig=<br />
I)ct ntt (Ticfa fuITiiiagtige tiff pavtameii;<br />
tft. -master, s. borgiii<strong>of</strong>lnre.<br />
Burgher, s, bocgare. [btottsiftiStb, tnii.<br />
Burglar, s. inbtott^ijuf. -y, s. ins<br />
Burgomaster, s. borgmnftare.<br />
Burgrave, a. bctggrefoe.<br />
Burgundj', a. Soucgogne; bourgogncs<br />
Burialjle, a. fomfanbegtaftia^. [v>in.<br />
Burial, s. begrafning, lifbegangelfc.<br />
Burine, s. 5vaf(liifel.<br />
Burl, V. a. salfa tyg, 5f\jerffiu-a.<br />
Burlesque, s. t<strong>of</strong>flit. -, a. t<strong>of</strong>totig,<br />
lojiig. -, f. a. forliSjtiga; ttavefleta.<br />
Burliness, 5. tjocfljet.<br />
Burling-iron, s. <strong>of</strong>iJcrfFatarefay.<br />
Burly, a. ftot, tjorf, fpuffen.<br />
Burn, s. btan6, btanni'at.<br />
Burn, V. a. & n. btanna, fortnta;<br />
bcinna, fortataS af elb; fotfa; brnnna<br />
upp. -able, a. fiJtbcnnnelig. -ing,<br />
5. birinning, f'otbtanning , btanS. -<br />
-glass, s. btdnnfpeget, foIg(n§.<br />
Burnish, v. a. & n. ^oUra, gcraglans<br />
(ante; blifoa blanf. -er, «. poterare<br />
Burnt, p. af Burn. [poUrftnt.<br />
Burr, s. ottopp, otbt<strong>of</strong>f. [flFtoiffctt.<br />
Burrel, s. toCa fmotpnton. -shot, ».<br />
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But 41<br />
Burrow, a. fnninbata, jottfula. -,<br />
V. n. gtaffa fig in i jotScn; mincta.<br />
Bursar, a. jTattiiiafJace ; fiipcnbiar.<br />
Burse, a. bot^j bijte. -holder, a.<br />
Burst, a. fpricfa, tefua. [byfcgbe.<br />
Burst, V. a. & n. brifln, fptirfa, rcnis<br />
na , ga fonter ; fptanga ; bri;ta ut<br />
bti;ta upp, ftombrljta, xi)a fig ;<br />
; ;<br />
- into<br />
tears , utbrijla i tator ; - out into<br />
laughter, ftS tiff ctt gapffratt.<br />
Burst, Bursten, a. fprurfen, uiiinaf,<br />
btutcn ;<br />
bcffarnD <strong>of</strong> brncf.<br />
Bursteness, s. biadf, tannbtntf.<br />
Bur<strong>the</strong>n, f. Burden. [forbotga.<br />
Bury, V. a. begrafva, jotba, jorbfdfla;<br />
Bush, a. buffe ; fdfforftang ; taffoan*.<br />
-, v. n. blifoa bu|?ig, i)fpig.<br />
Bushel, J. ett totiMtumatt.<br />
Bushiness, a. biiffaftigtjet.<br />
Bushment, a. tnt buffe ; buffagc.<br />
Bushy, a. bufFig, full meb ffog^fitat;<br />
Busied, a. fypelfatt. [tnt.<br />
Bnsiless, a. fi;p(oti5g.<br />
Busily, a. ifcigt; jiub brnbffa.<br />
Business, a. dcenbt, gbwntQl, faf,<br />
fi)^(a, bcflaffning.<br />
Busk, a. p[<strong>and</strong>;ett.<br />
Buskin, a. Ijalfpijfuct, fdnga.<br />
Buss, a. pu^, fl)^; buj«; bat tjib fill*<br />
fifTe. -, V. a. pufa, fl;^a.<br />
Bust, a. bvfl, brSftbilb.<br />
Bustal, a. I)oranbe tiff ctt bSl.<br />
Bustard, s. irapp (fogeO-<br />
Bustle, a. buff«r, br<strong>of</strong> , oPdfenb*. -,<br />
V. n. tjd^noS, bulTtn; tjoro i torelfe,<br />
Bustler, a. tjetffam man. [eerffam.<br />
Busy, a. fi;^elfatt, beftdlTfom, wetffani,<br />
Drifiig ; tjenflafiig. - body, a. fjriff<br />
gtalinafate. - brain , a. oroligt l)uU<br />
vub. -, V. a. fl)^e(fdtta, aniidnba.<br />
But, c. men, on, utom , bloit, enbaft<br />
- for you, oni ni irfe pore; - yet,<br />
i(fe be^minbce. -, v. n. flijta intiU<br />
gota invdnbningat.<br />
Butcher, *. fingtote. -bird, a. »nvs<br />
fogel. -broom, s. fogelgvd^. -y-^--<br />
a. flagta, ncbgota, boba. - liness, s.<br />
gtijnibet. -ly, a. grijm , blotgicig.<br />
-y, 3. flngtattjanbtcetf; flagtatljug;
42 But<br />
Butler, s. faffacntaflnt«, tnffeltadtrtre.<br />
Butment, *. fainntnnfcaning.<br />
Butt, s. flort fat tCf. liggare; flot:<br />
nntamnt; iiiSttnfln. -end , s. ttubbi.<br />
ga antoii. -shaft, «. vil, fnflfpjut<br />
-, V. a. rtnngo, fioia, flangng.<br />
Butter, .s, finor. -box, s. fin'otafT.<br />
-bur, s. I)rt|ll)<strong>of</strong> (6tt). -flower,<br />
fmetbloiiifict. -fly, s. fjfitil. -milk,<br />
s. fjatnmjolf. -print, s, fuiBtfpate<br />
-woman, s. fmijifriljetffn. -, v. a<br />
l)eflti;fa iii«b fmoc.<br />
Butteris, s. uetfjetn fjoS O<strong>of</strong>fTngnre.<br />
Buttery, a. ffnffeti, vifJIjug. -, a.<br />
fiu6r,flhig.<br />
Butting, «. vntnvpning nftin jc.<br />
Buttock, «. liint, fate, Datbel, flinfa;<br />
7*. (nring.<br />
Button , s. fnnpv ; fnopp (po trab od;<br />
octet); fnol; figtet va
Cad<br />
Cade,*, (itetfat, fngge. -,a. tarn,<br />
Umf, fnftiiiotig. -, f . a. tnmja.<br />
Cadence, s. tnft (ibanQ; f<strong>of</strong>ten* (i<br />
iiiufif), va!Ijii6an6e |Tut i v^efi ; nfta=<br />
gantf.<br />
[gante.<br />
Cadent, a. fntfanbe, fjunfnn&e, nfto;<br />
Cadet, s. ijngte btobeu; fnbett.<br />
Cadew, «. gtag iiinfF.<br />
Cadge, f. a. fdta, fcara.<br />
Cadirer, «. pfnte ; uppfopare.<br />
Cadillack, s. uon.<br />
Caduceus, 5. (OJJecfurii) oriiiflaf.<br />
Caducity, s. ()enngcn[)et ntt fntfa;<br />
bv.irflig[)ef.<br />
Caduke, a. nlbnfligfn, bracflig.<br />
Caftan, s, fnftan. [pata i>nrot.<br />
Cag , s. fagge , fjetting , litet faril fov<br />
Cage, s. fogelOiiv, l)M\ t>juvl)ii^ ; fnn^<br />
gctfe. -work, s. genoniOvutet nvbcte.<br />
-,v. a. fn'ttn i Out; itifpettn, att«=<br />
CaiCjS. gnUtflup. [fletn.<br />
Caiman, s, en ntt ft<strong>of</strong>obif.<br />
Caisson, s. vtoinantu.ign, bombfifla.<br />
Caitiff, a. f ijtnttlig, nebtjg. -,s. gntgi.<br />
fogc(, fifatnf, jTutf; |Tnf.<br />
Cajole, v.n. fniicfta; giicfn, nntto,<br />
bebiaga. -ry, «. fmef, finiiet; bebtn =<br />
geti. [fig, I)Opgi;tftn fig.<br />
Cake , s. fnfa, Onfetfe. -,v. n. fnfin<br />
Cakey, s. bum niennifTa.<br />
Calabash, s. talabaft; P<strong>of</strong>Tn flf bennn<br />
Calamanco, s. fnlntiiif. [fvuftg ffal.<br />
Calaniary, s. blncffi|T.<br />
Calambac, s. ijtnttab.<br />
Calamine, s. gotnieja.<br />
Calaniint, s. betgmi;ntn.<br />
Calamite, s. tnuift<strong>of</strong>. [elnnbig.<br />
Calamitous , a. bebtijflig , olyrfgfulf,<br />
Calamity, s. cldnbe, oti;cfa, ufea)et.<br />
Calamus, s. tot, fitanbtiSt.<br />
Calash, s. fntefcf;.<br />
Calator, s. fytfotjennte. [a. fntfjotb.<br />
Calcareous, a. fnlfnttnb. -earth,<br />
Calceated, a. flabb i ffot, ffobb.<br />
Calcedonian, s. fatccton (motfblii<br />
Calciferous, a. fnffbtonbob. [flintn).<br />
Calcinate, v. a. fnlcineta , fottnlfn.<br />
-, V. n, fndineta^. [cinetnb.<br />
Calcinated, a. fijtbtanb tiK falf , fot=<br />
Cal 43<br />
Calcination, s. fntcineting, fdtfalU<br />
Calcinatory, s. foUinetbigel, [ning.<br />
Calcine, f. Calcinate.<br />
Calculate, f. a. betnfna, uttnfna, oU<br />
:(Ta : iittnnffl. [ijfticrflng.<br />
Calculation, s. betfifning, uttfifning,<br />
Calculator, J. tafenmnflate. -y, a.<br />
iinbc tiff tiifning.<br />
Calcule, s. t.ifning, fn(fi;f, [gtufig.<br />
Calculose, Calculous, a. flenig,<br />
Calculus, s. jlen, gtug i utinblSfnn.<br />
Caldron, s. fitlcl.<br />
Calefaction, s. v'nrnigStning.<br />
Calefactive, Calefactory, a. i^fit*<br />
nbe, upp!)ertiinbe.<br />
Calefy, f. a. cdtnin, uppljetta. -, p.<br />
n. btifva bet.<br />
Calendar, s. falenber, nlmnnatf.<br />
Calender, s. junngel ntt pveffa tijg,<br />
ftdbprei^. -, V. a. mangtn, pteffo,<br />
flppvetfta; f}tl;fa (inne.<br />
Calendrer, s. oppvet'or.<br />
Calends, s. pi. fiStfia bngen i I)»?nt<br />
innnb (I)0^ D?oniatne).<br />
Calenture, s. en att (jetfig feber tiff<br />
Calesh, s. fatefcf). [fjbg.<br />
Calf, s. fnlf ; tjoifben, tjnbn.<br />
Caliatour-wood, s. tost fanbedtnb.<br />
Caliber, s. fatibet, vibben <strong>of</strong> «tt ffjut»<br />
Calice, s. falf, bngnte. [geedc.<br />
Calico, s. ett ffagS bomuKf}i;g.<br />
Calid, a. bet, »fltm, btnnnnnbe.<br />
Calidity, s. natmt, betta.<br />
Caliduct, s. BdtmeUbate.<br />
Calif, s. fnlif. [bet,<br />
Caligation, «. niotfev, bunfen)et, blinb«<br />
CaliginouSjfl. miitf, bunfel, bebtoPig.<br />
Caligraphy, a. cndEet flit; ffonfFtif^<br />
ningSfcnfl.<br />
Caliver, a. nirfOafe (titen fnnon).<br />
Calix, s. T. blomfobtet.<br />
Calk, *. tungfpcit. —,v.a. fflffnttd,<br />
biftn. -er, «. biftnie, btefoate; btef.<br />
Calking, a. fntfatring.<br />
Call, s. faffelfe, upptop; fotbtan,be»<br />
gdtan ; (orf ; appeff ; bjubning ; fos<br />
ged'ipa. -bird,«. (orffoget.<br />
Call, V. a. & n. fnffa, beniimna, beta,<br />
bjubn; topo; ioda. — for,begdta;
44 Cal<br />
- in, fiign upp, infatta, Qterfnffn; -<br />
one on, uppiiiuntvn, btifijn po en; -<br />
out, fnffa, topnut; uloriljo, utmnna ;<br />
- over, topn upp ; - to , mind, ct=<br />
intn fig ; - up, V'ntfa ; - upon one,<br />
befl^fa en.<br />
Callidity, CallidnesB,^. fotflngenfjct.<br />
Calling, *. falletfe, vop; [jnnbtoetf,<br />
nrtring^fong.<br />
Callipers, s. frunicitfel, biifcitfel.<br />
Callosity, «.()St6nft6, tjorfnnb i tjuben ;<br />
fral; tnlf i IjdnCetnn jc. ; *fan(ToloJ«<br />
r)et. ["ftinlTDtb^.<br />
Callous, a. full nub vntfat; fv^Slnftig;<br />
Callow, a. tal, nnffn ; <strong>of</strong>jabtob.<br />
Calm, a. lugn, pittn, <strong>of</strong>liitb; abth)nu<br />
rob. -, s. flill()et, lugn; l)V>i(a; fnft=<br />
mob ; T. fliltje. - , f. a. fatta , ^iHn,<br />
iiiilbra. -ness, s. f<strong>of</strong>tmob, milbOet,<br />
ftib. -y, a. Uign.<br />
Calorific, a. \nicmanbe.<br />
Calotte, 5. falm.<br />
Caltrops, s. fotnnge(. [tntn, fBttnla.<br />
Calumniate, v. a. la^a, fnifiba, bnf=<br />
Calumniation , *. fiiinbclfe, tiffvntelfe.<br />
Calumniator,*, fmnbore , fBttn(ntc,<br />
baftnlarf.<br />
Can<br />
Camisade, Camisado , a. nnfnU om<br />
Camlet, s. fnnilctt. [nnircn.<br />
Camline, s. linboctn, bijta.<br />
Cammock, s. puftijtne.<br />
Camomille, s. faniiUblonifler.<br />
Camous, Camoys, a. plnlindfig.<br />
Camp, A. Uigct, fdltldger. -fight, s.<br />
fnvigeffanip, buell. -,v. a. Idgta fig,<br />
(Ta Ingfv; foinpetn. [pnnj, ffilttag.<br />
Campaign, s. fintiitavf, f.iir; fnnu<br />
Campaniform , Campanulate , a.<br />
tlcrflif (cm blomftenor).<br />
Campeachy-wood, s. fnnipefcf;ttnb.<br />
Campestral, a. vinxnnbe pa fnttet;<br />
VMlb.<br />
Camphire, Camphor, a. famfet.<br />
Camphorate, a. fbrfntt meb fnmfer.<br />
Campion, s. goiblomflet.<br />
Can, s. fnnna; ffiinfn; hui.<br />
Can, V. n. funnn, forma.<br />
CanaiUe, s. piibel, pnif.<br />
Canal, «. frtnal, rnttentebning ; tot;<br />
gang, -coal, s. ett flngg finn flenfol.<br />
Canaliculated, a. ibcitig, urt)nlfnb.<br />
Canarj', 5. (Jn^arie!^in. -bird, a. (!(i»<br />
nariefegcl. -grass, s. CannriegtnS.<br />
Cancel, v. a. utp[nna, utfitijfn; fijcs<br />
Calumnious, a. fniablig fottalnnbe,<br />
,<br />
fiota , uppljnfyn , nnnulfttn ; tiffintels<br />
Calumny, f. Calumniation, [<strong>of</strong>nnn. g'otn. -ated,o. utfliufcn; uppljnfpcn.<br />
Calvary, s. ftufipv; fiufvui^aHtvlat^ Cancellation, a. utf}ti)fning ; tiHins<br />
Calve, v. n. taifva. [^tn. tetgbvniibe.<br />
Calves, s. pi. -foot, s. nron^ort, Cancer, a. ftnftan. -ate, v. n. bti<br />
Calvity, .'. (TattigOn. [mnnffunn^. ftdftnfrig ; ftiitn omfring fig.<br />
Calx, s. fnlf.<br />
Canceration, s. botjnn till ftriftn.<br />
Calzoons, s. pi. unbecfciipr-<br />
Cancerous, a. ftaftattnb. -ness, a.<br />
Camarade, s. fnnirnt.<br />
fcdftaftigOer.<br />
Camljer, s. bijggningspiifc i fotni <strong>of</strong> Cancrine, a. ftfiftnttob.<br />
fna etf. bnge. -ed, a. bngig.<br />
C<strong>and</strong>ent, a. Ijet, bt.innnnbe, glbbanbe.<br />
CamTjer, Camljist, s. i^eycKjanblare. C<strong>and</strong>icant, a. [)»itnftig.<br />
Camljlet, s. (I,it ijffefnmlctt.<br />
C<strong>and</strong>id, a. <strong>of</strong>onfllnb, upprigtig; hn\.<br />
Cambric, a. fnniniaibuf.<br />
C<strong>and</strong>idate, a. tjenfifiifanbf, fanbibot.<br />
Came, /j#. nf Come.<br />
C<strong>and</strong>idness, a. tebligbef, upptigtigljet.<br />
Camel, s. fnniel. -fly, s. fytfTii'nbn. C<strong>and</strong>ify, v. a. gi3ta ()Vitf.<br />
Cameline, a. fniiiet titftjStig.<br />
CantUe, a. Iju^. -holder, a. (ju^t)n(»<br />
Canielopard, s. fnuielfopntb, gitaff. Intf. -mas, cH. -day,j. fi;nbc(inefya.<br />
Camelot, s. fnintott.<br />
-snuffer, a. [jusfnv. -stick, a.<br />
Camerade, s. fninrat, flnllOrober.<br />
\]\x^xaU. -stuff, 5. tnlgo.b. I)»fltnf lju«<br />
Canierated, a. [)V)rtlfb.<br />
g3tn«. -tree, a. mjbltrnb. -waster,<br />
Cameration, s. Ociilfning.<br />
a. Iju^tjuf.
Can<br />
C<strong>and</strong>our, a. rebligOet, upptigtigfjet,<br />
iuilft)ct.<br />
C<strong>and</strong>y, «. fnnbcrabe ftuftn-; fonfeft.<br />
-, I', a. fanbera, "dfoeirfctagn ni«b focfcr.<br />
Cane, s. rot, ©vnn|Tt roe; fodferror;<br />
fdi'p. -, f. a. gifoa en fnpvrnpp;<br />
WDgta meb «n frtpp.<br />
Canel, s. fnntl, fanel&ntf. -bone, «.<br />
ImliSbenct, naibcntr.<br />
Canescent, a. grnnan&e, [jPitgrS.<br />
Canibal, «. fanniOal; iiienniiTontare.<br />
Canicular, a, font \)'6ttt tiH riituianaben.<br />
Canine, a rjunbnftig ; tvatgitig. -madness<br />
, s. »att«njTrncf. - teeth , s. pi.<br />
Bgontrt'nber.<br />
Canister, s. lifcn fotg; tc^fnnijler.<br />
Cank, a. innll'o^. [-shot, s. fftot.<br />
Canker, s. ftafta (|'ar),mafT. -bit, a.<br />
biien nf en giftig tanb. -, v. a. ^ n.<br />
foibn-fro, fiiiirta : ffnnimo*.<br />
Cann, s. fannn, flnnfa.<br />
Cannibal, f. Canibal.<br />
Canniken, s. liten fnnna.<br />
Cannipers, s. fr<strong>of</strong>, jetnOafe.<br />
Cannon, s. fnnon, ftydfe. — ball,«.<br />
fanonfuta.<br />
Cannonade, s. fanoimb. -, *». a.<br />
fnnonera, beffjuta meb fanottet.<br />
Cannonier, s. ftV)(fjunfnre, fonjlapel.<br />
Canny, a. nntt, prijblig.<br />
Canoe, s. [iten Snbianf! OSr.<br />
Canon, 5. fijrfotag; regel; forcfTrift:<br />
fnnif , tciiiljerve ; fanoniffa Obtfetna i<br />
Oit-eln. -law, 5. fanoniiTa lagen. -<br />
ess, s. fiifttJft<strong>of</strong>en.<br />
Canonical, n. fanonifT. -ly, ad. «n=<br />
ligt fanonifJa (agen.<br />
Canonist, s. en font or Ijemnta i fnni5=<br />
nifTa [ogen. [gnnbe ibianb I)eIgoncn.<br />
Canonization, s. fanonifering, uppta=<br />
Canonize, f. a. fanonifetn.<br />
Canonry, Canonship, s. enbomOer.reg<br />
Oefrnttniiig ; ptebenbc.<br />
Canopied, a. betarft meb dimmer.<br />
Canopy, s. I)iiiitiie( ijfser «n ttjron<br />
()imlaI)Po(hiet. -bed,*, fpnvrnfniigj<br />
fang. -, v. a. betarfa meb I)imme(.<br />
CanoroaB,a. mufifiitilT, metobiff; Ij'ogs<br />
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Ijubanbe; Ijuf.<br />
Can't, fovfoitn. <strong>of</strong> Can not.<br />
Cant, s. auftion; rnub, rotDolffn;<br />
mottt od; <strong>of</strong>ninntnnI)angnnbe vrnt;<br />
(labbertijfro. -, a. fneb, fr<strong>of</strong>ig. - , v.<br />
a, St n. f}i5tn, fTnfn ; tola rotsnlffn,<br />
<strong>of</strong>ammiinfjnnganbe.<br />
Cantable, a. fiingbnr, fom fan fjiingaa.<br />
Cantata , s. cantnte ; redtntio od; ntin.<br />
Cantation, s. fSng, fjunganbe.<br />
Cantel, v. n. fTumpa vib fop.<br />
Canter, s. ffenOelgon, flvi)mtare, pietifi<br />
en foui pvntar roti'iilffa ; fort galopp.<br />
-, V. n. ga i fort gnlopp.<br />
Cantharides, s. pi. ©ponffa flugor.<br />
Canthus, s. cgoniiran.<br />
Canticle, «. fnng ; ©atoiiioS I)'6gn t\\a.<br />
Cantine, s. fantin, fInjTfober.<br />
Canting, s. fjunganbe. [)ll;rfo, ffifta.<br />
Cantle, «. bit, fiycfc. -, v. a. tela,<br />
Cantlet, s. Icmning, f}i;£fe.<br />
Canto, A-. fling; afbctning i ett poem.<br />
Canton, s.fanton, (anbffap, traft. -,<br />
V. a. fbcbeta. -ize, v. a. Ula i fanB=<br />
ifnr, pvoPinfer.<br />
Canvass, s. fanfaf , f)ntbuf ; unberfdfs<br />
ning af r<strong>of</strong>tetna tiff partnuient^Mr. -,<br />
f. a. nagetfara, iifBetBoga; fabateta;<br />
Bnrfpa rdfier.<br />
Cany, a. fuff meb rl5r ell. ca^.<br />
Canzonet, s. liten vifa.<br />
Cap , s. mliffa ; farbinat^fjatt ; fpets ;<br />
tacfb(i) vS en fanon ; toppmaft; •<strong>and</strong><br />
bells , b.ulfap ; natrhifoa ; -<br />
a-pie, ifiSn Ijufuub tiff fot.<br />
Cap, v.a. 6tn. betadfa, fatta Oatten po<br />
fig ; fappa (ffor) ; taga nf [)ntten eff.<br />
m<strong>of</strong>fan; bti;; - a rope, beftnba en<br />
tSgfinba meb fmorting; - to one,<br />
I)e(fa pa nngon.<br />
Cap-paper, s. ett fTagg fatbu^pnper.<br />
Capability, a. ffidfligOct, bugtig^et.<br />
Capable, a. buglig, ITicflig, i fiSnb tiff;<br />
fatten for. -ness, s. ffi(|[igt)et.<br />
Capacity, v. a. gora ffitftig tiff.<br />
Capacious, a. rijmtig, tibfitntft, »ib,<br />
ftor. -ness, s. ri>mligl)et, t>ibb.<br />
Capacitate, v. u. giSra en )Ticf(ig; fnt«<br />
to i ffanb.<br />
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46 Cap<br />
teta, goto (uftfptnng.<br />
Capercalze, s. tjabet.<br />
Caperer, s, en font Ooppat ot^ bnnfnt.<br />
Capias,*. T. ejiefutiongulfTag; atre^<br />
fieting^orbec. [I)nt.<br />
Capillaceons, a. f)at[if, fin font elt<br />
Capillament, 3. flanbare i bIo«ifl«r.<br />
Capillary, a. tnrfitn.<br />
Capital, s. fnpital pa en pefnre; fnpi=<br />
pitQ(; rjufoubfinb. - , a. OufvubfafUg,<br />
flnnanifl ; fcrttfifflig ; fioc. -crime,<br />
s. lif^faf. -city, s. tjufrubjiab. -<br />
letters, s. pi. begi;nne()'e;O<strong>of</strong>ftiifvier.<br />
-ly, ad. fettrfiffligt. -convicted,<br />
a. bomb fvnnlifvcr. -stock, s. [)uf=<br />
Capitation, s. fopfffntt. [tiubfiob.<br />
Capitol, s. Gapiiclium i Kom.<br />
Capitular , a. pabgat for ett bonifapi=<br />
tei; boniljcvte. -, a. fjoranbe till ett<br />
fjift ell. boiufapitcl.<br />
Capitulate, v. a. bagtingn, fopitulera.<br />
Capitulation, s. bagtingnn, iifterenSs<br />
tommelfe.<br />
Capon, «. fapun. -, v. a, fnpunera.<br />
Capot, s. fnputt i pifctfpel.<br />
Capper, s. meffjnnblare, »ninfnte.<br />
Capping, 5. betriffning nieb en fappa;<br />
IjiitienS aftognnbe.<br />
Caprice , Capidchio , s. nytf , unbet;<br />
ligt infaa-, griOer.<br />
Capricious, a. egenfinnig , nlicffult.<br />
Capricorn,*, ftcnbocfen (i bjuvfietfen).<br />
Capricornified , a. gjotb tiff fjanrcj<br />
()eI)Ctnab.<br />
Capriole, *. fnptiot, luftfprong.<br />
Capstan, s. T. fpelet ()V>nrnicb nnfatet<br />
wnba«; gSngfpe(.<br />
Capsular, a. T. bo^(if, iOiifig, fupig.<br />
Capsulate , Capsulated , a. inneiTu=<br />
ten i ftijljui^, Ingb i fobrat.<br />
;<br />
Car<br />
Capacity,*. (Tirfligfjet, fotmSgn, iiingt, Capsule, 3. fnpfel, ftlUjug.<br />
bugtigtjct; f otponb, finnedfliirfr. ; tyuu Captain, «. befaifjafpnte; fnptcn,<br />
[igljct ; fattningggnfra.<br />
n)ttiiinTrni-f. -general,*, fnltimir;<br />
Caparison, *. l). «. tunita omfting, gdva<br />
fijangningnr.<br />
Carat, *. fntat (gutb^igt).<br />
Caravan, *. farnijan, [,iop fopiuiin eff.<br />
piffgriniet.<br />
Caravansary , Caravansara , *. <strong>of</strong>^<br />
fentligt Ijacbcrge i Oftcrlrinbetna.<br />
Caravel, *. cit (Ingg
Car<br />
T. pfi-<strong>of</strong>v>«t tiff ett fTepp,<br />
Carcelage, s. nfgift tiff fa^cn^ttftnl•c^.<br />
Card, s. fctt ; favfn, utffant. -counter,<br />
3. niorf i fv
48 Car<br />
Carrow, s. fpckte.<br />
CaiToway, s. fummin.<br />
Carry, v. a. bta^a , fita , hiita ; he<br />
Miftia; «tnn, einno; - about, bnvn<br />
I)tt oi) bit; -away, tnga iiub fisj,<br />
fcoctnytfa; T. nffeflla; - it, Oa iifsct^<br />
Imnb ; - down, Oiira neb, fovfia; -<br />
forth, (»bn from ; vifn ; - it high,<br />
gora fig flor, i;fua3 ; - <strong>of</strong>if, iiubtaga,<br />
bcctfocn; - on , befotbta, brifpapn:<br />
btifpa (f)nnbeO ;<br />
- out an opinion,<br />
forfcata en niening. -tale, s. \,-\vn\l'-<br />
tute ; - up, uppfotn, refa i l)0jten.<br />
Carrying, s. & a. fotanbe.<br />
Cart, s. tatta, fotuogn, (a(l»agn. -<br />
horse, s. frapbafl. -Way, s. fotung.<br />
- wright, s. cngnni<strong>of</strong>nre, l)ju(in«fare.<br />
-, V. a. logga, fatta pn en fnccci, fpan»<br />
nn for en facta.<br />
Cartage, s. fecUin. [in binnco.<br />
Carte-blanche , *. OInnfett; futtningt<br />
Cartel, s. uminning^btef, fejtbtcf ; ui=<br />
uertinggfijtfrag ; forbtng ; pnrlninen=<br />
Carter, s. <strong>of</strong>nce, fotntan. [tritflup.<br />
Carthusian, s. fnrtufinnmunf.<br />
Cartilage, s. OtojT.<br />
Cartilaginous, a. bt<strong>of</strong>Tig, bt<strong>of</strong>fnftig.<br />
Cartoon, 5. teining pa flott pappet.<br />
Cartouch, s. fftoifappn, fartefcf; ; bet<br />
Iivnri en tuln tagged.<br />
Cartrage, Cartridge, s. |?ntp|Tott;<br />
pnppftffiuDug fi)c fcut. - box, s. pa:<br />
Cartulary, s. nctif. [ttcntnfFn.<br />
Cartwright, s. ragnutafnte.<br />
Carucate, «. bag^pt'oja.<br />
Camncle, s. f6tte(.<br />
Carve, v. a. ffotn, ^xmixa, utfjuggo;<br />
utbela ; bona en sag ; -A. work, bilbs<br />
buggetintbcte.<br />
Carver, 5. bitbtjuggate ; fijtfFntart.<br />
Carving, a. bilMjuggeti, fTulptut.<br />
Cascade, s. tnttenfnU.<br />
Case, s. fnf, ting; faff, ()nnbelfe; iat<br />
fug i gtnnnnatifen; tidjJnnb, fl.ittning ;<br />
fftin ; fotvnt. -knife, s. ftoc f<strong>of</strong>^fnif.<br />
-Bhot)S. (Trot, btufl)ngel|rctt.<br />
Case, V. a. (ogga I (nba; fnlffTa, fla;<br />
fornicbn, fupponera.<br />
Caseharden, v. a. ^ncbn, forOntba.<br />
Cas<br />
Casemate, a. Ijudtfbt flfiffe unbet jcr=<br />
; ffjiiiglugg.<br />
Casement, s. fl'nfier, fonflertam.<br />
Caseous, a. <strong>of</strong>faftig.<br />
Casern, s. fnfetn.<br />
Cash,s. fii[fa; vtnningfifia ; fcninn.<br />
tet. -keeper, s. fajloc. -, v. a. in=<br />
).nita; focfil£.a.<br />
Cashier,*, fapt, f<strong>of</strong>fafiJtBflltate. -,<br />
I. fajfeta, fiiraffTeba, ge aflfeb.<br />
Casirair, s. f<strong>of</strong>imir.<br />
Casing , a. afpel^ning , flaning ; rapp.<br />
Cask, a. tunna, fat; I)jelm. [ning.<br />
Casket, s. iSba , ffiin , juoetfftin. -,<br />
V. a. taggn t iaiti eff. ffrin.<br />
Casque, *• fJetmljatt.<br />
Cass, Cassate, f . a. faffera, uppI)<strong>of</strong>rn.<br />
Cassation, a. uppljafning.<br />
Cassava,*, nijol <strong>of</strong> nianioNtoten.<br />
Cassaware, Cassuary, a. fafuat (fo=<br />
Cassia, s. fafjia, faffiattab. [get).<br />
Cassidony, 5. fattfSttet.<br />
Cassock, a. iSng unbettorf (font enge(«<br />
fravtcfreinebtufa).<br />
Cassonade, a. pubetfodEet.<br />
Cassweed, a. afetlomnte (ottj.<br />
Cast, J. fafl, ffag; gjutfotnt; utfeen^<br />
be, niin ; fuK. -away, a. bfcetgifren<br />
ntennijTa ; iiiffott ; ffeppgbtuten ; -<strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> eye, blinf, ijgcnpinf ; - <strong>of</strong> mind,<br />
tonfefatt.<br />
Cast, V. a. fafta, fotfafla, fojlo bcrt<br />
fa(la af, iftan fig ; utfafta ; fdffa; (la<br />
<strong>of</strong>; gjuta; fpriba; ftdfaS; fafla fig,<br />
(la fig; T. fa
Caster, •». utcnfnnvc; t«d[«nti)bnte,<br />
Castification, j. fi)ff()er. [nfltolog.<br />
Castigate, f. a. ngn, flrnffn, nnpfn.<br />
Castigation, s. fJv<strong>of</strong>f, tuftnn, nripfl.<br />
Castiiratory, a. tuftanbe, l>e|irnffnntie.<br />
Casting, s. gjutning. -house, s,<br />
gjiitl-.iui, |'iihilir)i;tta.<br />
Castle, s. frtflelf, fnf}i%i9; ffott.<br />
-s , 5. bncf orf) ffang. -crew, ».<br />
tniif jgnpnt. -A, a. forfebt) iiieb fnfjca.<br />
Castor, s. fafior, b.ifoer; fnficiljntt.<br />
Castorean, Castoreum, s. tnifvcr=<br />
g.iff. [fnorn, ut|T>nn.<br />
Castrate, «. fnijping, fafli-at. -, v. a.<br />
Castration, s. fndpning.<br />
Castrel, s. fyiffalf.<br />
Casual, a. tiafaUig. -ness, *. tiafii(=<br />
tighft, l>anbf(fe. -ty, s. Ijnnbelfc, \\)i-,<br />
(Toit; mi^fritte.<br />
Casnary, s. fnfiint.<br />
Casuist, 5. fafui]}, rcolog foiii unbcr*<br />
" X i frtiiivetgfi-iigoc.<br />
Casuistical, a. tiffOLn-onbe fntntiet^mnl.<br />
Casule, s. iiKpr.i<strong>of</strong>e.<br />
Cat,5. fiitt, farta ; ffuta (fnvtyg) ; -<br />
in <strong>the</strong> pan, cfnnning. -call,*. [c(f=<br />
viva, -mint, 5. ncfm, fnttim;ntn.<br />
Catachrestical, a. tt^ungen, Ijatbtrt^<br />
Qcn. [flob.<br />
Cataclysm , s. Bfiifrfuninning , fi;nba=<br />
Catacomb, s. fatafoiiiO, grnfl)Valf.<br />
Catalogue, s. fatalog. [ga nffigtct.<br />
Catamite, a. g<strong>of</strong>fe foiii Onlles ifPnuilis<br />
Cataplasm, «. lU'pl<strong>of</strong>anbe pinffet.<br />
Catapult, s. flenfnflning^ninfrfjin.<br />
Cataract, s. MttenfaK; gio flatrcn<br />
(iHlonfjuftDm).<br />
Catarrh, s. flu^, fnufoa.<br />
Catarrhal, Catarrhous, a. fJu^nflig.<br />
Catastrophe, s. fainfii<strong>of</strong>, utoectting;<br />
oli;fflig Ijrinbflfe.<br />
Catch , a. fangft , fang , fnngc , bijte<br />
h<strong>of</strong>ligt intcl;cf ; fitppifn. -fly, a. flug=<br />
«n. myggfongji : fitcn (ort). -penny,<br />
s. fnep; (Ttiiip flic gobt fijp. -pole,<br />
s. poli^Oetjent. --word, s. fuftob, fifln<br />
crbet pa en ftba.<br />
Catch, V. a. 6i n. fntta , fSngn , gtipa,<br />
jM; <strong>of</strong>oetcuniptn; wppfnappa, fiiiit.<br />
JEn^ Ush - <strong>Swedish</strong> Diet.<br />
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to ; fo, nbrogn fig ; - at, gripn eftev<br />
-cold, fo en fi5i-fi;tning, fnfnufva;<br />
- a fall , fnCfa; - fire, tngn e(b;<br />
- in a lie, befla ineb cfnnning ; -<br />
upp, fnttn ufi; -one unawares,<br />
Lifi^en-nffn «n.<br />
Catching-, s. fnngfl. -, a. fniittfoni.<br />
Catechetical, a. forfnttab i fvogor ocT;<br />
Catechise, v. a. unberfifa i friff^nbos<br />
Catechism, «. fntffeg. ("men; frngn.<br />
Catechist,*. fntcfet, foni unbetfifat<br />
barn i fiijlcnbonun. [fvificnbonien.<br />
Catechumen , s. ben font unbcrPifoS i<br />
Categorical, a. fntrgovifT; uttvijcflig.<br />
Category, s. fatcgori, flo^, fyftem.<br />
Catenarian, s. fehjciif.<br />
Catenate, v. a. binbn meb fcbjc: fnin«<br />
mnnfebjn, forfnippn.<br />
Catenation,*. fnmmnnf«bning, fi5t=<br />
bintflff, liinf, fcbja.<br />
Cater, v. a. pvoBinntera, fbvfe fig nieb<br />
prcfiiinr. -er, s. infopare, provMnnts<br />
mnltare, foni flnfei: ineb lifemeber.<br />
-ess, s. infijpcnTn. [fniiltgrtft.<br />
Cater-cousin, s. vulg. tflfftirfjJTirface,<br />
Caterpillar, s. (ntf, IbfninfF. [fnttifri.<br />
CaterAvaul, «^. a. jniiia, ffvifa. -,s,<br />
Cates, s, pi. fvrtijlign irnttev, (cicfer*<br />
Catgut, s. tnrnifJrang. [I,efet.<br />
Catliartic, Cathartical, «. fiffbinnbe.<br />
Ca<strong>the</strong>dral, s. bonifi;rfa. -, a. uUiii'rnnbe<br />
en mobetfyrfa ; - church , fas<br />
tcbraU eH. bonifycfn. [inppa urinen.<br />
Ca<strong>the</strong>ter, s. T. fntetft, filf»en-i)c ott<br />
Catholic, a. fatoW, affninn. -, s. fo»<br />
Catholicism, s. fntoljTa (,nnn. [telif.<br />
Catholicon, *. uniyetfii( = niebifniiKnr.<br />
Catkins, 5. jd/. iiiotfnniJ, bfi'nge pnbjorf.<br />
Catling, s. ett fTngS fnltjT.usfnif.<br />
Catopter,*. ttt |Tog>o cptifft inflvunient.<br />
Catoptrical, a. fntopttijT.<br />
Catroptics , s. falopttif , (arnn om<br />
ftrnlbrylningcn.<br />
Catsup, s. c{;aiupinjonfa«.<br />
Cattle, 5. fanob, beffap.<br />
Caudle, 5. i^infoppn.<br />
Cauf, s. piTfunip.<br />
Caught, /». <strong>of</strong> Catch.<br />
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Cavalcade, s. I/ogtibligt tng fin O<strong>of</strong>}.<br />
Cavalier, s. fnsaljet:, tibbare; tijttatt.<br />
-, a. fav>a()«tiiT; flolt, bogniobig, flots<br />
Cavalry, s. rijtteci. [fint.<br />
Cavate, v. a. gcnfua i jotbtn.<br />
Cavation, s. faffatgtnfning.<br />
Cave, s. tiiffnte, tjvolf ; ()d[a, tuia.<br />
Caveary, s. taviat.<br />
Caveat , s. accefl ; unrning , f'i5tnta=<br />
ning ; inlnganiot ptocefyentJ foctfntonbe.<br />
Cavern, s. bflla, fiiln, gtottn. -ed,<br />
-ous, u. O'llig, full ni(b Oalor.<br />
Caviar, s. facinr.<br />
Cavil, s. fallTt at8un(ent, ogrunbab in»<br />
Cem<br />
Cauk, 3. gt<strong>of</strong>t mnritngfoS.<br />
Caul, s. tannnatet ; illect)inna ; I)uft>a<br />
fafl ; fpet«funbi9()ef, f<strong>of</strong>iperi. -, v. a.<br />
&n. goca fnlffa infnfi; ftanbtn, tabla<br />
Cauldron, «. fittfl. [ftgetOufcn. fpet^fnnbigt. -ler, «. motflnnbate<br />
Cauliflower, s. b(onifa(.<br />
font goc fpet^funbiga infaftningar; fos<br />
Caulk, *. d a. Calk, [fpi^qvarfer. fiifl, ()nvfli)fpar«. -ous, a. fpctSfunbig,<br />
f.<br />
Cauponate , f . n. IjotTn virirbSO"^ «tt. Cavin,«. IjntPng, irang ph'g. [franglig.<br />
Causalile, a. font fan iitf6ta«. Cavity, s. ()alig()et, gropigOn, baligt<br />
Causal, a. orfnfan6e,.fom Oot nffeenbe Cavy, s. tftjrting. [)l>iffe.<br />
pn orfiiffvnn. [orf<strong>of</strong>. Caw, V. n. jTvifa font en fotp ell. frnfn.<br />
Causality, Causation, a. t>erfante Cease, ». uppl)orcince. - , v. a. ^ n.<br />
Causator, s. u()v>I)<strong>of</strong>, auftot.<br />
nfbi-yta, upp()i3ta: <strong>of</strong>fla , unberlnta;<br />
Cause, i. gtunb, otfaf, u>>pI)<strong>of</strong> ; anteb; fTufn; l)ri(a fig. -less, a. ouppO'oriig,<br />
ning ; faf; pntti; ptoccf. -, v. a. onfbtuten ; b^ftnnbig.<br />
focoi-fnfa, (Stn; ftnnibringa, <strong>of</strong>faCfonu Cecity, 5. blinbf)et.<br />
ma. -less, a. fnfliig, oljemul; ut- Cecutiency, s. f\>ogfint()et.<br />
fpriinglig. -r, s. fvmiibcingnte, crfaf Cedar, s. ctur, cfbertt.ib.<br />
* t>crfn;9. [toic. Cedarine, Cedrine, a. af cebet.<br />
Causeway, Causey, s. jetbOro , tcot= Cede, f. a. 6fl^erlfnlna, <strong>of</strong>trobn ; tf-.<br />
Caustic, *. ftnlmebfl. -, a, btrinnan; Ceduous, a. fcm fnn foUa^. [tetgifva,<br />
6e, friiinnbe. [oiii()ugfnm()et. Cediium, s. cebctbnifnnt.<br />
Cautel, s. tvifvtlimal , f6t|rogenI)et Ceil, f . a. g'eta tnf i elt rum ; Vrtnefa.<br />
Cautelous, a.vnvfaiii, fotfigtig; liftig. -inc, s. tnf i ett vnm; vnnelning.<br />
Cauter, s. fijebjertt.<br />
Cel<strong>and</strong>ine, s. fpaliirt.<br />
Cauteiization, s. Otnnning, ftntning. Celature, s. gratiering, cife(«ring.<br />
Cauterize, v. a. Oranna uieb ttt j«cn; Celebrate, *>. a. bogligcn berommn:<br />
fr«ba boct.<br />
fiva, Ijfltta l)cgtib[ig.<br />
Cautery, s. btanniiiebel, ftiifniebcf. Celebration, «. nanmfunnigfjet ; l)'6^:<br />
Caution, s. for|'igti3t)ft, pnrfiimtxt: tib, (jcgtiMigOet^ firnntj. [pibtfrcjbab<br />
earning, unberratlelfe; borgf n, fnution. CeleLrious, a. ri;gtb(it, namnfunnig<br />
- , V. a. erinra, I'Otnn ; unbevvnitn. Celebriousness, Celebrity, s. nouin:<br />
-ary, a. fnfom fafevfjet elT. botgen. funniglvet; Ijijgtibligljet ; bercni, li'ra.<br />
-er, s. t<strong>of</strong>tc^inan, fautionif}.<br />
Celerity, s. fTynbfamfjet; fnriaijet<br />
Cautious , a. oarfani ,. tinffani , f'6rfig= Celery, s. feir«ri. [fnnbb()et<br />
tig. -ness, s. t?affaiiiOet, fijtfigtigtjet, Celestial, s. OimlnintSnate. -, a<br />
biinnielfF, <strong>of</strong>oerjotbiff.<br />
Celibacy, Celibate, Celibateness<br />
Celibateship, s. cgift ftanb, ung<br />
f.ich^fjanb.<br />
Celestine, «. mnnf af 5iflePiner;ctben<br />
Cell,s. cea, rum i fIon«r; Ijala, nr<br />
rffrruni: afbclning i biffoiar, vtcr;c<br />
Cellar, 5. f,iaar()V>atf; UiUau. -age<br />
s. t^inf.idnce; fiiaorhijrn.<br />
Cellarist, Cellarer, s. fnffnrmnfiare<br />
hia.nrfven i «tt ft<strong>of</strong>ter.<br />
Cellular, a. nfbetab i fma ri)»imen<br />
foQ>ue ctr. c«ffer.<br />
Celsitude, s. ftbgljet (litcQ ; I)'oi^•<br />
Cement, *. fitt; ctment, f^ovft niur
Cem<br />
bruf. -, v. a. titta ; *faininnnfoga,<br />
gora imrnftig.<br />
Cementation, s. fittntng, ,l)Ot>fogning.<br />
Cementer, ». ban&. [gnrb.<br />
Cemetery, *. grafftnffe, gtaf, fijrfcj<br />
Cenatory, a. Ijijcaiifce titt aftonnialtif.<br />
Cenobite, s. iiiunf.<br />
Cenobitical, a. r/ornnbe tilt ffcftetle^<br />
Cenotaph, s. torn grafmirb. [natcn.<br />
Cense, s. ffntt, nfgift, garb. - , «^. o.<br />
v<strong>of</strong>ii iikB r<strong>of</strong>etfe; bctijniniii; beffiittn.<br />
Cension, s. ffatt. [-r, s. r<strong>of</strong>elfcfov.<br />
Censor, 5. cenfot; gtanfTave.<br />
Censorial, Censorious, a. gvaiu<br />
ffiinte; ta^elfjuf.<br />
Censorship, s. ccnforij fuitetc.<br />
CensuraMe, a. tabetbav. -ness, s.<br />
tabeU'nvbI)(:t.<br />
Censure, s. ccnfur; tabel; granjTs<br />
ning. -, p. a. tabtn, beflrnffa ; gran;<br />
Cent, 5. bunbvabe. [fifa; bonia.<br />
Centage, s. Ijunbtatnt.<br />
Centaur, s. centauru^.<br />
Centenary, s. ctt ()unbrntat; centner.<br />
-, a. l)V>nt: [lunbtnbe; ()unCcanrig.<br />
Centennial, a. bunbcaSvig.<br />
Center , s. mcbelpunft , niibten. - , v.<br />
a. ftiilfa i en mebelpunft; I)<strong>of</strong>i?n tiK<br />
fotciunt. [ben t)unbvnbe.<br />
Centesimal, s. en t)unbrabebcl. -, u.<br />
Centifoltl, a. Ounbt<strong>of</strong>albig.<br />
Centifolious , a. (junbtablatig.<br />
Centinel, 5. jTilbniaft.<br />
Centiped, s. en giftig infeft.<br />
Cento, 5. bift, fauimnnflicfnb uv flern<br />
vceter. [betngcn mibtuti.<br />
Centi-al, a. Mkanbe tittniebetpunften;<br />
Centre, f. Center.<br />
Centric, Centrical, j^nffB i mebeU<br />
vunftcn. [punftcn.<br />
Centrifugal, a. nfnifanbe ftan nicbeU<br />
Centripetal, a. flinfvanbe tiff nicbel=<br />
Centry, s. )Ti(Difaft. [punftcn.<br />
Centuple, a. bunbcnfntbt.<br />
Centuplicate , v. a. fdiita tiff f)un=<br />
btnbefnlbt. [bunbtobe.<br />
Centuriate, v. a. inbcia i ccnturict eff.<br />
Centurion, s. ^Bftiit^man for bun;<br />
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Century, *. fefel, atbunbtnbt.<br />
Cephalic, a. b'ornnbe tiff, tjenlig for<br />
bufyubct. [(fitft. -,v.a. ijova.<br />
Cerate, s. Pnjr, v»ayponiaba; vaxait<br />
Cerated, a. Dfperbragen nieb liny.<br />
Ceration, s. corning, bfverbrngning<br />
mcb vav.<br />
Cere, s. nabbbinnan pa fcglar. -, t»,<br />
t^nrn. -cloth, s. i?arnbt [luft, t>av«<br />
Cerehel, s. liffa bjernnn. [biif.<br />
Cerebrosity, 5. i;cfe[, gnlenfTop.<br />
Cerement, 5. «a;rbuf.<br />
Ceremonial, s. cerenioniel; ritual.<br />
-, a. cerenionialifT. -ness,5. fru^fanu<br />
bet ; ouiftnnbligbet.<br />
Ceremonious, a. fruSfmu, enlig nteb<br />
menial, -ness, s. ceremcni, fru*.<br />
Ceremony, s. cerenioni.<br />
Certain, a. iii^,fater; afgjorb; be»<br />
ffainb. -ly, ad. iM^ectigen, fnfert.<br />
Certainty, Certainness, «. »i§()et,<br />
trijggbet, frifetbet.<br />
Certes, ad. fannertigcn, i fanning.<br />
Certificate, s. certi|ifat, fftifttigt bevi^<br />
:f}.<br />
[tiftfat.<br />
Certifier,*. bePittnare, font lenmnr cers<br />
Certify, f. a. beti;ga, berittna.<br />
Certitude, 5. f i^bet, fanning.<br />
Cerulean, Ceruleous, a. b(a, bim*<br />
Cerumen, s. bronija;c. [uuUblS.<br />
Ceruse, «. b[i)bt»itt.<br />
Cervical, a. b'eranbe tiff balfen-<br />
Cesarian, a fejferlig. - section, T.<br />
ff jfacfnitt. ,<br />
[tarera, »nrbeta, beffatta.<br />
Cess, s. tarering, vatub, ffatt. -, *-. a.<br />
Cessation, s. uppblnanbe, uppebaff,<br />
bvnla, pau*, afbtott ; piUeflanb ; - <strong>of</strong><br />
arms, t^apenbvnln.<br />
Cessibility, s. cftcrgifuenOet.<br />
Cessible, a. foni fan aftrobag.<br />
Cession, 5. iifcerlatning , aftrabonbc.<br />
- ary , s. petfon foni <strong>of</strong>cevtcuinar. -,<br />
Cessment, f. Cess. [a. aftrnbe.<br />
Cessor , «. flirfunitig niennijla ; en foin<br />
langa bri5jer att betala fin ffatt.<br />
Cestus, s. brubbolte ; a3enu« gbrbeL<br />
Cetaceous , o. af b^alfiffiTagte eff. art.<br />
Chace, 5. f. Chase.<br />
Chafe , s. betfa , baftigfjet, orebe , fnar<br />
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tlirfenOet. -,v. a. dt n. erivma, upps<br />
Iietta; gnuggn, gnibfl ; 6Iif>J0 f)et, onb;<br />
t<strong>of</strong>a ; ftiSta Ijfif tigt emot ; Orl;ta fig (fns<br />
fom f aget) ; tlifua fjuBlB^ ; J", ffniits<br />
ftln. -wax, s. ffltiiTifaetjent fom vjrit»<br />
met oc^ patrigger oavft.<br />
('hafer, s. folponnn ; ett ffngS toi-6i;fve[.<br />
Chaff, s. agnav; (appri, ting <strong>of</strong> ringn<br />
v.itCf. [Ifl, fd)acfrn, bytn.<br />
Chaffer, v. n. & a. fi5pa; ptuto, IjanD^<br />
Chafferer, «. fijpnre, en fom prutat<br />
Chaffern, s. fitut, fyrfnt. [mi;ifet.<br />
Chaffery, *. f)an6e(, arfotft.<br />
Chaffiuch, s. b<strong>of</strong>inf.<br />
Chaffless, a. ftt ftan agnav.<br />
Chaffy, a. full met) ngnac.<br />
Chafing, s. uppt'arnining ; gnibning.<br />
-dish, s. futfat.<br />
Chagrin, a. fbrttet, nii^noje ; bvi)bfri,<br />
befymnier, urefigfjet. -, f. a. \ith)nu<br />
rfl, fortccta.<br />
Chain, s. feb, febja : fl<strong>of</strong>veti, fangen^<br />
ffap. -shot, «. ffbje- fK. laiiffiila.<br />
-work,s. gencmOvutet ocbete ; febje=<br />
fern. -,v.a. fa|Tfeb|a, fjettra; foce=<br />
na : fnngg(a.<br />
Chair, s. f}o[, embetsipot; povtcf;a«.<br />
-bottomer, «. f^otmnfote. -man, s.<br />
ffotmafate; porti;ng6ara\:e ; talman<br />
ett. prefibent ; orbfoianbe.<br />
Chaise, s. A)ai.<br />
Chalcographer, s. fopparfJiifate.<br />
Chalcography, «. foppatflicfning, gra;<br />
Chaldaic, s. SalbeifT. [vyt i toppav.<br />
Chalice, s. Oagave.<br />
Chaliced, a. y.fijrfebb meb Otcmfobcr.<br />
Chalk, s. ftita, falf. -cutter, «. fcit=<br />
ett. falfbri)tate. - pit , s. fcitgtufi'a,<br />
falfbtott. -,v.a. uppterfna, inncfa<br />
iiicbfrira; goba en <strong>of</strong>er meb fatf. -y,<br />
a. fritattab.<br />
Challenge , s. utntaning , utfotbting ;<br />
Vnfrnenbe ; jaf. - , v. a. utmana ; f ov:<br />
bra; vopa an (oni unftec) ; giita anfptnf<br />
pa ; ififpn; anftaga.<br />
Cliallengeable, a. nnffarig.<br />
Challenger , s. en font utninnav<br />
Chalot, s. eoatloircnt<strong>of</strong>. [grip<br />
Chalybeate, a. flat: eU. jernl)a[tig.<br />
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Chaniade, a. fc(;amab, fapiuilation^:<br />
fignal.<br />
Chamber, s. fomniare ; ftutfammoren<br />
pn ffjiugcyat; fangI)Sl po en mina.<br />
-fellow, s. fangfamtot. -maid, s.<br />
fainmavjiingfiu, fammarpigo. -pot,<br />
s. natipotta: - <strong>of</strong> a pump, pump=<br />
fi<strong>of</strong>«[.<br />
Chamber, v. n. Oo, »if}n« ; lefpa [ibev«<br />
ligt; intrigeta; - (a gun), gbta<br />
ftutfainmace i en fnnon.<br />
Chamberer, s. fanimar[)erte ; en font<br />
inlrigetac, fom (efijev [iberligt.<br />
Chambering, «. Ubevlig (cfnab, libct=<br />
ligl)et : ftnffevi.<br />
Chamberlain, s. fammatl)ette , riint=<br />
ninftare, fanivei:; fomniattjenate. -<br />
ship, s. fanimar()ettefi)f(o.<br />
Chamfer, v. a. teffia, fanneletn.<br />
Chamois, ^.flenget, betebt frengetjTinn.<br />
Champ, V. a. & n. tugga, bita, gnaga.<br />
Champaign, s. fait, flaitmaut , c(;am=<br />
pagne«>.nn. — , a. jemn, ftat.<br />
Champignon, s. djampinjon.<br />
Champion, «. fampe, faftate. -, v.<br />
a. utmana.<br />
Chance, s. tjanbelfe, flump, tifffalTigi<br />
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I)ct; (i;(fa; o(i)cfa. -, a. tittfoITig.<br />
-game, s. ijafatbfpel. -medley, s.<br />
T. onbabrap, »nbnma(.<br />
Chance, v. n. I)anba, ffe, fillbtaga fig.<br />
-able, a. tittfattig. -fol, a. fovlig,<br />
v^ogfam.<br />
Chancel, s. ()ogc^ot, a(tate i en fi)tfa.<br />
Chancellor , s. fani^Ut , prefibent. -<br />
ship, s. fanSIetgembcte eIJ-st>atbigI)et.<br />
Chancery, 5 fan«[i; O'oaftn tomfloten<br />
i ©nglanb. [chancre.<br />
Chancre , «. ett ffngS »cnetifPa far,<br />
Chancrous, a. fmittab meb djanite.<br />
Ch<strong>and</strong>elier, «. Iju^ftona.<br />
Ch<strong>and</strong>ler, s. bijfare, (ju^mnnglave,<br />
Ch<strong>and</strong>ry, a. lju«|Tap. [(jusj!6pai-e.<br />
Change, s. ombyte, fbtanbting, om«ey«<br />
ling; om\>anbcIfe ; fcxe[fur«; fmS^<br />
pengav; - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> moon, nijtanbning.<br />
-, V. a. & n. bi)ta, Mtfia; fijtanbca;<br />
ombijtflS , f bvanbtag. - able , a. onu<br />
1 bi;tli3,<br />
foirdnberlig. -ableness, *.
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! Chapiter,<br />
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ol>ef}anM9()et. -ful, a. <strong>of</strong>cefJanHg,<br />
tinnfcdiiobig. -ling, «. tutting, o6e=<br />
(lutfaiu luennijTn. -r, j. jicnning^^^<br />
I'cvtaiJ. [niitg. -, f. o. reffla.<br />
Channel, s. rannit, fanal, i>attentct=<br />
Chant, s. t'ong, nutoti. -, v. a. ft n.<br />
fjunga, qi\nba ; bctoninia.<br />
Chanter, s. fflntot, fnngace.<br />
Chantery, a. ()cffnv'eff, orfcjter.<br />
Chanticleer, s. tupv, bfl"'-<br />
Chantress, s. fnngetffn.<br />
Chantry, s. fycfa, bMti fjn(niiuffor<br />
Chaos, s. fae^, flnvining. [(j.iffad.<br />
Chaotic, a. faetifT, fonnuaB.<br />
Chap,a. rcmnn, fpritfa; fijvnre; tiul;<br />
bc|'i>nn«[ig luenniffa; f aft. -fallen,*.<br />
inniunt, m«6 fnnnitnnftrngen niun. -<br />
man, 5. t'opare- -, v. a. ftiifM, fptaf:<br />
f.i; fptirfa, vfiunn.<br />
Chapel, s. fapeff. -ry, «. ffiVlanSfv^j<br />
la: fapeffouiMbe.<br />
s. Ojpdntadfe.<br />
s. fapitat nf en vetarc.<br />
Chaplain, s. fapellan, fjuspcetifant,<br />
faltptcft, ffeppSpreft.<br />
Chapless, a. utnn mute, tutmlapvnb.<br />
Chaplet, s. r<strong>of</strong>enfcan*, vaBbanb ; fcan^<br />
va en pelove. [pitel; bolf (i lng?n),<br />
Chapter, s. fapite(, aftettiing ; fcomfas<br />
Char, s. tag^nrbete, -coal, *. brnnn=<br />
fo(. -woman, «. IjjelpOujltu. -,v.<br />
a. & n. branna fol; atbeta for bagcn.<br />
Character, s. faraftev; Jiiatfe, tetfen;<br />
flit, IjanBjtil; titet ocT; fatbigljet; egen=<br />
ffnp; finnetag. -, v. a. infFrifra.<br />
Characteristic , s. facaftetiffif , fntaf^<br />
teti»teif«n, fanneuinrfe. -, a. nni<br />
fnntc, iitniatfante, faraftcrifJiff.<br />
Characterize , v. a. terfna en pecfcng<br />
fncaftcv , facnftetifern ; beffriftifl.<br />
Characterless, a. utnn fnrafter.<br />
Charactery, s. inttydf, niiicfe.<br />
Charge, s. bovba, Infi^; befatfning;<br />
fufiln, upptrng, aliggnnbe; onifotg;<br />
onf(agelf«, beffyCfnn; forinnning : be=<br />
fcpnaC, oiuf<strong>of</strong>lningar; onfall, ongcepp;<br />
laStning. - , v, a. [afla : ttijifn, be=<br />
fodva ; uppbcagn (ctt cmbete) ; anfnttn ;<br />
latca; bsfaffa; olnggn; anflaga, b«:<br />
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fri)an. -able, a. tijr, fcftbar, feftfnnt';<br />
fom fan nnflngo^. -ableness, «.<br />
f<strong>of</strong>lnab, bi;c[)et.<br />
Charger, s, ctt flott fnt ; cfficf rsljaft.<br />
Charily, ad. raifamt, fi5rfigfigt.<br />
Chariness, s. fcrgfalligOet , sarfamljct.<br />
Chariot, s. pogn, fotop. -, f. a. fbta<br />
I v-agn.<br />
Charioteer, *. fuff, fijtfoen.<br />
Charitable, a. fjjefpfam, tatgiSranbe,<br />
gob, gifmilb, oni, fcifcfJig. -ness, s.<br />
gobl)jerten()ct, inennifT<strong>of</strong>arlef.<br />
Charitably, ad. ijmt, niilbt.<br />
Charity,*. incnnijT<strong>of</strong>ntUf , barmf)er»<br />
tigbet, niitbljet; fntle fiovecf , alincfn.<br />
-school, s. foienffota, frtflota.<br />
Chark, v. a. fota, btnnno fo(.<br />
Charlatan, a. qpncf fntrnre ; Potiriys<br />
I. [falfparaftig.<br />
Charlatanical, a. foni ^ottntnn ; gi?n(fs<br />
Charlatanry , s. qt^nrf fa(ft>«ri -, bcbr.is<br />
i. [®fora ^jetnen.<br />
Charles's - -wain, «. Savlvagnen elT.<br />
Charlock, s. nfnfenap, nfetf<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Charm, s. fortvottning , fortjusSning,<br />
tcoHfonfJ; bebag. -, v. a. fovriona,<br />
fortjufa, intoga, fotnoja. -er, .s i)ii=<br />
fare, fBvtjufcrffci ; (ilffling. -ful, a.<br />
intagnnbe, fortjufnnbe. -ing,s. ^ «.<br />
tjuSning, fl5ttti>ttning ; fottjufanbe,<br />
intaganbe, bebaglig. -ingness, s.<br />
foctjufanbe bel)ag.<br />
Charnel, 5. bentanget. -house, s.<br />
Charr, a. rebing (la,r). [ben()ug.<br />
Chart, s. fj<strong>of</strong>ort.<br />
Charter, s. Bppet bref , fonunga bref,<br />
ptii>i(egiuni, <strong>of</strong>ttoj. -party, s. cevte;<br />
vntii, befraftningSbref. - , f. a. privi.<br />
[egiera; befrnftn (ett fPepp). -er,5.<br />
s. bffvnftare. -ing, s. beftaftning.<br />
Chary, a. forgf aKig, oni-fam, f Srfigtig<br />
fpacfaui.<br />
Chase, a. bjnrgSrb, jagtpntf, ffcg^=<br />
Vnrf;ja9t; fijifBtjelfe. -, v. a. joga,<br />
f'orfijlja; brifva i giilb eCf. fitfser; in;<br />
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Chasm, s. ftyfta, temna , fva(g, gav,<br />
nfgtunfc.<br />
Chaste, a. h)lT, btvgfmit ; ten.<br />
Chasten, v. a. f. Chastise.<br />
Chasteness, 5. f. Chastity.<br />
Chastening, s. tuftan, ago.<br />
Chastise, I', a. tufta, nga, napfa. -<br />
ment, *. aga, befitaffning. -r,».<br />
ogare, bert»>nffn"-<br />
Chastiseahle , a. font fottjenat ftr<strong>of</strong>f<br />
Chastity, «. ti)ffl)et, btvgi'omtjet ; ten=<br />
Chasuble, 5. nieS()nf». [Ijct.<br />
Chat, 3. \i\ai , prat, (Tobbet. -, v. n.<br />
vlntdra, fnacfa, vtnta.<br />
Chatelan, s. fafiettcin.<br />
Chatelet, s. f<strong>of</strong>tea.<br />
Chattel, s. lb« egcnbem.<br />
Chatter, s. fnatf, ptnt, fTnfcbec, ffvif,<br />
flintier, -hox, s. prntninfate. -pie,<br />
s. (Tntfl. -, f . n. civnUrn, prtita ; i\v'n.<br />
trn. -er, s. plactriiie, flabOtnte.<br />
Chat-wood, s. rUpei).<br />
Chauut, f. Chant.<br />
Chaw, 5. faft, Bftn eff. ncbca belen nf<br />
nuilen (pn ftecitut). - , v. a. tugga.<br />
Chawdron, s. inelftior, innidt«.<br />
Cheap,". 6t ad. gobtfUp, <strong>of</strong> lingi<br />
iiatfce. -,s. flip, vti^. -en, v. a<br />
ftnga oni vvifet,|)tuta, fntta net vtifet.<br />
-ly, ad. fbcgobtfSp. -ness,s.<br />
gott fi5p ; (inga.ontbe.<br />
Chearly, ad. & int. tafft ! ga pa<br />
Cheavy, n. (uflig, munt«t.<br />
Cheat, s. bebviigeti, iTiilniflyife, foef,<br />
fnep; ff.idu, fpet^O<strong>of</strong>. -, f. a. be=<br />
tviign, flna bnfoni Ijufet, natta.<br />
Cheater, s. bectagate, ilatni.<br />
Check, s. ti;9el, binbct , tpnng; uppe=<br />
lyad; fotebrSelfe, mi^noje ; fcr;aif.<br />
-, f . a. i)aUa tittbnfa, ti^gla ; fotebva :<br />
fonttolTera; gif»a fJ^acf. -er,«. in:<br />
Ivjgbt fltbete, rut»etf. -hoard, s.<br />
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Chiil , *. nUb , fi)[c ; ft<strong>of</strong>l , fuUnOet<br />
bartning af tlUb. -, a. frufcn, fait,<br />
ftet; •luebfaHb, nebflagen; fifgmotifF, tring glabtig[)ct.<br />
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-, V. n. Q: a. fiylo, gora folf, ifa ; neb» Chirr, v. n. fnurla.<br />
tt^cfa; fvijfa, fTaifoa af fotb. -y, a. Chirrup, v. n. qpittrn.<br />
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Chevaiix de Frise, s. ©panff x))ttaxt. fi)tig, futm, faff, ftufen.<br />
Cheven, Clievin, s. fnbiljo,<br />
Chillness, Chilliness, *. totb, fi)la;<br />
Chevei-il, «. filling, ung boi; fitlingt tiniiiing, bairning af tijtb.<br />
Clievisance, s. fijvetngnnbe. [fTinn. Chimb, s. fini , [agg.<br />
Chevronet, s, fpnrte.<br />
Chime,*, flcifpel, ftodfljub; fjatmo*<br />
Chew, s. en iiiun fulf, niun^bit. -, v.<br />
a. d n.iuQQa; *9rubb(n, SfPerlfigga ;<br />
nitTflang; <strong>of</strong>percn^fotmnttfe. -, v.<br />
a. Q, n. flanita, lata flotffpetet go<br />
tugga pa ; bita. -ing, *. tuggning. fomnia 'dfuereng; flinga, vaffn <strong>of</strong>»ec-<br />
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Chicane, Chicanery, s. d;ifan, log. en^ffaninia.<br />
vtaiigning, iib»<strong>of</strong>ntfltef , fnev> , ranfet. Chimer, s. flanUarc, ringare.<br />
-, »'. a. d;.fon««.<br />
Chimera,*. d;iniat; bjevntY<strong>of</strong>e.<br />
Chichling, s. fifattet.<br />
Chimerical, a. inbitlab; ogrunbab,<br />
Chick, s. fDifting. -weed, s. navf. d)iineviif.<br />
Chicken, s. tycfling; fSgelunge. - Chimney , s. ffcrfTen , fpi« fptfef. -<br />
,<br />
hearted, a. forfagB, feg. -pox, a. corner, s. vnan vnb fpifeln. -piece,<br />
Chickling, «. fi^tfling. [fiiiaiiie^ling. a. btiibe Bfujec en fpijief. - sweeper,<br />
Chicory, s. vngiMirBn.<br />
s. iTotfl«n^fcjace.<br />
Chid, p. nf Chide.<br />
Chin, « l)afa. - congh, s. fif()<strong>of</strong>}a.<br />
Chide, u. a. ft n. na|)fa, bannn, tilfa China, *. finabacf; pocflin. -ware.<br />
tadi, gtii'ta; fnotn.<br />
Chinch, s. tuiggluS. \s. porflin.<br />
Chidingly, ad. fnottigt, tratfauU. Chine, s. riiggcab, ti)ggben. - ,v. a.<br />
Chief, a. focnnnift, Oufsubfaftig, fi5v= flVfvia tijggbenet.<br />
fte, i5fo«cfl, utomotbmtlig. -, s.'feniJ Chinese, s. Siiufiffa fpr<strong>of</strong>et.<br />
jiunbnnt, befnt()dfMte. -man, «. nn; Chink, s. fpvi(f a , nmna fninpengat<br />
;<br />
focnte. -mate, s. iSfwtflijciiinn. - penningflang. -, v. a. & n. reinno,<br />
dom, s. Ijogfi-a utagt. -less , a. utnn fptirfa; flinga font penningat. -y, a.<br />
anfiji-ace. -ly, aJ. fbrnnniligafl, i fprurfen, full af remnor, t«ninaB.<br />
fi»nnnl)et. [nnfiStave. Chints, s. fit« (bcnmll«ti;g).<br />
Chieftain, s. Ijijfbing, befaKjafvare, Chip, s. (pan, fplittra; - <strong>of</strong> bread,<br />
Chilhlain,*. fi)tfnt, fconflfflbo.<br />
Child, s. ipl. Children) batn.<br />
bearing, s. batnfbbclfe. -bed,<br />
biobpnutn. -hat, s. bafl. cff. toibair.<br />
- -, V. a. fpSnta, l)ugga fpaiicr, talja.<br />
Chipping, s. fpantning, l)i;flin9. -<br />
bntnfiing. -birth, s. brttnfobfd, knife, 5. taljfnif.<br />
batn^nob. -hood, «. bntnbom , bar. Chiragra, s. gift i bnnbn-na.<br />
nont, bntn^ligljct. -less, a. batntoS. Chiragrical, a. giftfutt.<br />
\ -Ilk, a. bavn^lig , lit ett bnvn. -, v. Chirographer, *. ffvifi^ate, [fcnffon.<br />
II n. liggn i bavnfring.<br />
Chirographist, s. en foni fiSvflnr jTiif.<br />
I Childermass-day, s. OJIenf<strong>of</strong>a barng Chirography, *. egenljanbig jTtift.<br />
tug, fjevce bag 3u(.<br />
Chirology, s. ftngetfptnf.<br />
Childish, a. bavn^lig. -ness, Chiromancer,*, en foiii fpni: i I)an=<br />
Children, 5. /j/. barn. [bavngligOi becna. [berna.<br />
Chiliad, s. tufenbe, tiifentnt; tufen a Chiromancy, a. fonfl att fpa i Ijan^<br />
Chiliaedron, s. ftguc af tufen lifa Chiromantical, a. I)i5ranbe tiff fonften<br />
; ;<br />
att fpa i Ijanbecna.<br />
Chirp, s. gvitter, fang. -, v. n. qvit^<br />
tta, fjungo; giSta glab. -ing, *. (irit/
56 Chi<br />
Cliirurgeon, «. fciU^dt.<br />
Chii-urgeiy, «. fn(tPfiU«fon|t, firutgi.<br />
Chii-ui-gical, a. fitutgifT, fom f)/. gv<strong>of</strong>t iiijijt.<br />
ChitjS. fattunge, fnerfiDling ; bavn, lU<br />
tetbarn; itfvtt^nd. -chat, s. ffat);<br />
i>tt, prat. -,>.«. gto, ffjutrt bcctt,<br />
bto6Ca^. [fniatarmarnn.<br />
Chitterlings, s. pi. inniote, intlfvcr:<br />
Chitty, a. bnvn^lig. -face, s. botn^<br />
Chivalrous, a. vitberlig. [anfigtc.<br />
Chivalry, s. titbetlTap , ribbQicflanD;<br />
tappec()et ; tytteii.<br />
Chive,*, fnif; fif. -, v. a. fUn.<br />
Chives, 3. Qxaitit.<br />
Chivej--, s. tifftnt, fotebrnelfe.<br />
Chlorosis, s. gt'onfjufa, bleffet.<br />
Chock, 5. nngccpp.<br />
Chocolade, *. rfi<strong>of</strong>fab.<br />
Chodc,;j. af Chide.<br />
Choice, J. yot, utvaC; "fnrnnn. -,<br />
a. tjotb, utMlb, utfMr, fl. a. f}l;(fa, bo*«, fSnCcc= Chrysalis, «. puppo.<br />
I)ugga; bi)tn ; toifln, grata; flota Chrysolith, s. ftDfotit (abetffen).<br />
•met ; efi:>ectaiTa.<br />
Chub, s. fJenfiiiipa (ftfT). -cheeked,<br />
Chopping, s. aftjuggning. -,a. ftiiT,<br />
ftobig. -block, «. Ouggflubb. -<br />
a. pluffig, puffig. -by, a. tjo(fl)ufs
Chu<br />
Chack, *. flcipp ; fftotfning. -, v. n. I<br />
loin 9«nom fFtorfning ; iTafvn; ffrorfo<br />
font en I)6na.<br />
Chuckle, s. fTvctftiing ; ib(p. -headed,<br />
a. fafiii)I)rigt>Qttn.<br />
Cicm-ate, v. a. tninn, g'dra tniit, fp<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Cicuration, s. tiimning, fpafning.<br />
Cicuta, s. fpinngott.<br />
Cid, s. i)jefte.<br />
Cider, -s. ciber, opeMn. -man, a.<br />
en font fiiljec cibet. -ist, a. cibctbtDg;<br />
Oiel, s. f. Ceil. [gnte.<br />
(3ierge, s. yorijng.<br />
Cigar, «. iioat.<br />
Cir 57<br />
Ciliary, a. f)oronbe tiff ijgcntcrfen.<br />
Cilicious, a. gjotb nf Ijnr.<br />
Cimeter, a. tittfiff fabef.<br />
Cincture, s. geibel, bdlte; fiong pS<br />
Uire ; cmbagnnb.<br />
Cinder, s. (mlfbtunna fol; ftenfcl,<br />
folab i ugn, -wench, i.fnttig fltinna<br />
foiii unberfefev ajTnii.<br />
Cinderous, Cindrous, a. folnftig.<br />
Cineration, a. nllfcranning.<br />
Cineritious, a. nif<strong>of</strong>iig.<br />
Cinerulent, a. nffig, fuff jneb n|1n.<br />
Cingle, a. fabefgjocb.<br />
Cinnabar, a. cinober.<br />
Cinnamon, a. fnnet.<br />
Cinober, a. cincber.<br />
Cinque, a. fentitui (pa fott) ; cinfa po<br />
tcirningat. -foil, j. frnffl<strong>of</strong>ver , po»<br />
tentiff ; - quatre, cinfn fytci (pa tars<br />
don, s. i)nip, telning. [ningor).<br />
Cipher, a. fifftn; cf)iffet; inbiinbet<br />
nantn; ncff. - , v, a. & n. ffrif»a<br />
d;iffct; viifnn. -er, a. tnfnnte , en<br />
fcm rnfnnr. [citfct.<br />
Circinate, v. a. & n. gijrfl, votn fig i<br />
Circination , s. fret^Iopp, afniatning<br />
Circingle, a. gbrbet. [nieb cirfel.<br />
Circle,*, cicfet, ftetS; "fafflTop; ring.<br />
-wise, ad. cicfe(ri«. - ^v. a. & n.<br />
onigifra, innefattn; tern fig cirfelfots<br />
migt gS omfting.<br />
;<br />
Circled, a. citfiab, citfelfotntig, tunb.<br />
Circlet, a. citfel.<br />
Circling, Circly, a. cirfe[tunb.<br />
Circuit, a. ti;iiiD; omfang, onifret*,<br />
onitopp; (agfaga. -, v.n. t'otfl fig<br />
citfefri^, go tunbt omfting, befftifpn en<br />
citfel.<br />
Circuition, a. ftetggSng, onilopp.<br />
Circular, a. tunb, citfcliunb, vitfe(»<br />
fotntig; ftet^fotiiiig^ -letter, 5. cir»<br />
Circularity, a. civfelfotni. [fular.<br />
Circulate, v. a. Q: n. fiittn i onitcpp;<br />
liipa umfving, citfuleto.<br />
Circulation, a. onilopp.<br />
Circulatory, a. cnifcpnnbe , fringl'es<br />
rnnbe. -letter, a. citfulnt. [fiet«.<br />
Circumambiency, a. oinfnng, cnt«<br />
Cirnim ambient-, o. onigifonnBe.
58 Cir<br />
Circumambulate, V. «. gn, »nnbrQ<br />
tuntt ciiifring.<br />
Circumaml>ulation,s. ftingvinnbting,<br />
Circumcise, f. a. onifl.nn. [oiuaang.<br />
Circumcision, «. cmffiiveffe.<br />
Circumduct, v. a. uy\)l)iifx)a , onnuHe^<br />
ra; leSrt omfiing. [hiiifMnbe.<br />
Circumduction, «. fringfijrning ; u\>v=<br />
Circumference, s. cnitret^; cirffl,<br />
vcriftti. -, f. a. oingifpa iiieb en cits<br />
Circumflex, s. nccent citcumPlex- [fel-<br />
Circumfluence, s. fringpi^tning.<br />
Circumfluent, Circumfluous, a.<br />
fcingflDtanSe.<br />
Circumforaneous, a. ftingf}ti)fnnbf.<br />
Circumfuse, >. a. gjutn «U. fpritn<br />
cuifting. [fcing.<br />
Circumfusile, a. fom fnn gjutaS oni=<br />
Circumfusion, s. fringgjutning.<br />
Circumgyrate, u. n. mUa , crinba fig<br />
omfring. [gnng.<br />
Circumitlon, s. ftingrnnbting, oiiu<br />
Circumjacent, s. fringliggnnbe.<br />
Circumligation, s. omtunbning ; Oin;<br />
bet. [nf otiftiga orb.<br />
Circumlocution,*. onifiiep i tnl; btuf<br />
Circummured, a. fcingniurcib.<br />
Circuninavigable , a. font fan fving^<br />
feg[a«.<br />
Circumnavigate, v. a. ftingfegla.<br />
Circumnavigation, s. fcingfegling.<br />
Circumnavigator, s. vetlfceftingfeg^<br />
late. [oecfling.<br />
Circumplication, s. intiedtling ; ()0p5<br />
Circumposition, j(. citfetfotniig f}riH=<br />
nmg. [ning vunbtom.<br />
Circumrasion, *. nfffntning, nfraf-<br />
Circumrotation, 5. fcingruffning.<br />
Circumscribe, v. a. ftingjitifua; «it=<br />
ffcanfa, fntto gcan^ fijt.<br />
Circumscription , s. [fcifvielfe runbt<br />
cmfcing ; iniTciinfning, grnn^.<br />
Circumscriptive, a. onifftiftjonbe<br />
inlTtnnfanbe.<br />
Circumspect, a. Botfam, forfiglig.<br />
Circumspection , Circumspectness,<br />
s. fl'tfigtigljet, cntfamljet.<br />
Circumstance, «. omf}nnbig()et; tiff=<br />
PnnO; bejlaffenljet. -, v. a. fStfnttn<br />
;<br />
Civ<br />
i viffa omfldnbigl)etet. [tnnbc.<br />
Circumstant, a. omgifranbe, inne|lu«<br />
Circumstantial, a. tittfntlig, oi!if}.int«<br />
lig. -ly, ad. v5 elt oiii|lanbIigt fan,<br />
nega.<br />
[befTcif'-M.<br />
_<br />
Circumstantiate, v. a. oinflantluiin<br />
Circumvallate, v. a. omsatta, flui<br />
(Tan fa.<br />
Circumvallation, s. emvaffning.<br />
Circumvection, s. fttngforning,<br />
fvingfovfinte. [fota bnfoin Ijufet.<br />
Circumvent, v. a. bebrngn; fnnrja,<br />
Circumvention, a. bebrfigeri; fnntj*<br />
ning.<br />
Circumvest, v. a. omHciba, betdia.<br />
Circumvolation, s. ftingPygning,<br />
fnngflnbtving. [mebelpunfr.<br />
Circumvolution, 5. cmtcpp fting en<br />
Circumvolve, v. a. fringl)tin(fpn, tuffci.<br />
Circus, Cirque, s. ciiiu^, tunb ffnbe:<br />
Cirrose, a, vnnfig. [plnte:.<br />
Cisalpine, a. belngcn vo benna fitaii<br />
em iflvecna.<br />
Cisars, Cissors, 3. pi. fny.<br />
Cist, i. Inba ; fobial; v>nfe, fatf; cnu<br />
Cistercian,*, ciftetcienfevniunf. [|Tng.<br />
Cistern, s. ciftetn ; vunipbdi pa fTe^'^^<br />
Cit, *. borgnve, fiitfborgare.<br />
Citadel, s. fafieff, ffnniS.<br />
Cital, s. uUtal, nnflogclfe; flhiiining.<br />
Citation,*, tifftnl; fotebtaelfe; nn=<br />
flogdfe; fjiiiiining; citation; obetos<br />
Vnnce.<br />
Citatory, a. infnffanbe, nnfiStanbe,<br />
Cite, v. a. flnnmici; ciieta , nnfocn,<br />
abetcpa. [ant(ngaie.<br />
Citer, i. attennie[on.<br />
City, *. ftab. -, a. tilTljoranbc en<br />
Cives, *. ju/. gragl<strong>of</strong>. [ffab; fiab^s.<br />
Civet, *. fibet, bt^man, niuffu^.<br />
;
Cir<br />
cat, s. fiOetfntt. [[<strong>of</strong>(Sftnn«. ban, (Traff; flag, flang; brSppel ; at<br />
Civic, a. fcotgjtlig. -crown, s. tU one -, pa en gang.<br />
Civil, a. pflig, bcUfvab, fetig, nrtig Clap, f. a. ft n. f lappa; ftS, banfa;<br />
;<br />
civil; borgetlig. -law, s. tonictffa fatta, tifffatta; giUa, gdra bafiigt;<br />
Iiiiim. -war, s. inbixitS ftig.<br />
fiuitta (nicb pencriiT fjufa); ftai'pa<br />
Civilian, s. dvil; vtcfeifcr i lagfoten.<br />
Civilisation, s. cioilifation. [(jeten.<br />
bJinberna St; - up a peace, fTuia<br />
freb; - up toge<strong>the</strong>r, lago fig bort.<br />
Civility, s. I/^fligljct, nrtigtjet.<br />
Civilize, u. a. cipilifern; I)i)ffn.<br />
Clapper, s. en foni ger bifaffiSterfen<br />
fioctfiapp, ffftPP po en pumffo: -<strong>of</strong><br />
Civisni, «. llleBbor9(^tn^^(l, iiiebOorgnr= a door, povtfiapp.<br />
Cizars, s. far. [M;96. Clapper-claw, v. a. grala eiuot, bans<br />
Clack, J. qoatntef; totttnngb qpinna.<br />
-, V. «. jTaiiira font en qcatnjTo ; [frain=<br />
,1, tnla oupvO'oviigt.<br />
Clacker, s. vonftnpv-<br />
Clad, (I. flabB.<br />
Claim ,<br />
s, fotbtfln , vattigl)et , onfptaf,<br />
talon. -,*>. a. glira anfptiif , fovbta<br />
foiii en tattig()et. -able, a. [)fa6 foiu<br />
fan vnfi'a^, fortra^. -ant,5. ben foin<br />
forbtar, g'or nnfptaf. -er, s. forbrave.<br />
Clair-oLscure , s. Iju« ocf; ffugga i<br />
3itnlning.<br />
ClamLer, f. n. Uifva, Hiittta, flangn.<br />
Clanim , v. a. utfjungta , ft?Jilfn iljjal<br />
bopflibba, tiatfivpa. [Ijct, fegljet.<br />
Clammiaess, s. flibbigOn, liiiiaftig;<br />
Clammy, a. fUbbig, [iutaftig, feg, nit<br />
banganbe.<br />
Clamour, s. buffer, ocafcnbc, floj, f!ri,<br />
(ocm. -, f. n. ffrifa, buffra, jiojn.<br />
Clamorous, a. bufferfam, jTcifanbe,<br />
;<br />
ftojanbc.<br />
ranfa.<br />
Clamp, s. ftuntp, ftamt); bolfcngate; Class,*, fla^, inbelning ; crbning, rang.<br />
f ogning pa en mafl ; en bcanntng te^ -, V. a. flnbela, inbela i flaffcr, fatta i<br />
gclfren; tegelflens^og. -, *>. a. fpifa ovbning. [tare. -, o. fl<strong>of</strong>fiff.<br />
fafl, fanmianfoga, fiitta tiflbopa. Classic, Classical, s. flaffiiT furfaf«<br />
Clan, s. foniilj, fitt; ffainiii ; feft; Clatter, s. buffer, ffraff oi^afenbe, fioj.<br />
foiiiplctt. -,p.7i. (toge<strong>the</strong>r) , fa ffa -,v. n. jla nSgot emot b^artannat att<br />
fig i()cp; fabateta. [tolb; Tonlig.<br />
Clancular, Cl<strong>and</strong>estine, a. bcmlig<br />
Clang, s. flang, flinganbe; gafft Ijub.<br />
-, v. n. flinga; Ijuba , lata foni en<br />
trumpet, -our, a. truinpetff<strong>of</strong>f. -ous,<br />
a. gaffljubnnbe.<br />
Clank, s. (rammer, fFrammel ffarpt od;<br />
gaffi buffer eff. Ijub. -, v. n. flanira<br />
fiMu fjettrar, fiinga. -er,s. gr<strong>of</strong> logn.<br />
Clap, i. fmdff, tnaff, buffer, brafanbe,<br />
Cla 59<br />
Clare-obscure, f. Claire-obscure.<br />
Claret, s. ibbt JraniTt vin.<br />
Claricord, s. flat^effin, f toer.<br />
Clarification, s. flaming.<br />
Clarify, v. a. flara, gijrn flar eff. iTis<br />
nanbe; luttra.<br />
Clax-igation, *. uppmaning, uppfors<br />
Clarinet, s. flarinctt. [bran.<br />
Clarion, s. ett flog^ trumpet.<br />
Claritude, Clarity, s. flarbet, ge«<br />
Clary, «. fal\?ia (ort). [nomffinligbet.<br />
Clash, s. f!ijt, fmall af tpcnne froppar<br />
font fiota tiffljopa; »motfagelfe, flribig=<br />
bet. -, V. a. 6t n. flo il)op fafer att be<br />
flinga; fiiita emot; ffrdffa, flinga;<br />
•tviifla, motfiiga.<br />
Clasp, *. bafe eff. Oafta ; agraff^; fprins<br />
ne ; (jafpe; emfamning. -knife,*.<br />
fiiifffnif. - , V. a. fpanna ibop ; f.i|ta<br />
niebbnfe; onifamna. -ei-, «. fjangel,<br />
bet flingar; buffra, floja, (Traffa ; grata.<br />
Claudent, a. inneffutanbe, tiffflutanbe.<br />
Claudicate, v. n. balta.<br />
Clause, s. flauful; forbebSff, mifor.<br />
Claustral, a. f l<strong>of</strong>ierlig, fl<strong>of</strong>Jer tiffbiSrig.<br />
Clausure, s. infJangning, flangfet,<br />
Clavated, a. fnblig, barb, [murplanf.<br />
Clave, s. borrblorf.<br />
Clavellated,a. gjorb af branb pinflen.<br />
Clavicle, s. ni;
60 CI a<br />
. Claw , s. f (0 , rnm , tn§. - , t>. a. fin,<br />
fl<strong>of</strong>ft, rifvn; finiirn. -ei,a.f6u<br />
(ftt ineB flot. -lessj a. utan f(ot.<br />
Claw-back, s. fmicfta«.<br />
Clay, s. In-, (em. -cold, a. liflij^.<br />
-laud, s. lerjovft. -marl,*. Uniiev=<br />
gfl. -pit, «. Utgcop. ~,v. a. b«;<br />
f}ti;fn iiuD let ; getjfl.<br />
Cla3'ey, Clayish, a. letig, lecnftig.<br />
Clean, a. ren, natt, fnijgg; fyf!, <strong>of</strong>fiiU<br />
tig. -, ad. oKbeleg. -, v. a. goin<br />
5. fni)gg()et, rennet ; ciTuit.<br />
Cleanse, v. a. xtna, cciifa ; ffuvn.<br />
Cleanser, a. ijrnC fcm gor tent; np;<br />
vnnte niebet.<br />
Clear, c. btnnf, ffnt; lju«, lyfnnSe,<br />
velevflb; tiiMig; oiTyttig: f!u(bfti:<br />
; :<br />
ffattfinnig. -ly , ad. fintt , tybligt.<br />
-sighted, s. tlnvfyut; ffatpfinnig.<br />
-, ad. aate(e«, Oelt ocf) Onllet.<br />
Clear, v. a. St n. glnnfUn-, venfn,<br />
fintna ; upp[l)|'a ; ftifnnnn (en fnnge)<br />
unrnnvebjn , fomnin , nfilutn ; - accounts<br />
, g'otn upp finn rnfningnt; -<br />
a ship, tuffn ; - up, f (ntna. -ance,<br />
s. flateting nt> tuffen ; tultfebel. -<br />
ness, s. ftarOcf, ti)b(igl)et; <strong>of</strong>fiilt.<br />
-starch, v. a. ftntfn, fin jlnvfelfe i<br />
lipne.<br />
Cleave, v. a. & n. f(i;fi?n, aftjuggn;<br />
fpcii'ifn, ntfFilja; fpecrn(om bjutS t(ot) ;<br />
flHfvn fig, fptictn, veninn ; - to , Injin<br />
fig fib. -er,». flvfv'nre; fTngtnrbila.<br />
-ing, s. f (yfning ; i-eninn,»fptiifa.<br />
Clef, 3. f(nf (i niufif).<br />
Cleft, s. fiyftn, fptiifn, rentna. -graft,<br />
V. a. yntpn, (Tntfynipa.<br />
Clemency, s. niilbl)et, nnb, gobijet,<br />
. inenfTlig()et; i?nn(ig()et.<br />
Clement, a. milb, nabig, gcb, ftif<strong>of</strong>tig.<br />
Clench, f. Clinch.<br />
Clepe, V. a. fntfn, nnnina.<br />
Clergy, s. fleteci, pteflctfTap. -man,<br />
.T. pvfft. [tia prcfletlTnpei.<br />
Clerical, s. preftetfig, Ijv^nb font l)6rei<br />
Clerk, s. ficrf, tnreiiinn; fe f teter<br />
Clo<br />
fftift5arc; flotfnte. -ship, «. ffvifoa. '<br />
tefv^fn.<br />
Clever, a. fficftig, bel)nntig ; I)i)g3li0 ;<br />
tajT; nritt; flinf. -ness,*. bel;in=<br />
bigOet, fficfligOet.<br />
Clew, 5. nl;fl«n ; febttnb ; T. fTctlicrn.<br />
f. a. Ijopuecftn Oippgign )ippfn(f. -, «'. -. bemontM,<br />
iTi;(n, boljo.<br />
Clock, s. flotfn, fTogut; fridflon <strong>of</strong> en<br />
fitumpfl. -dial, eff. -face, 5. nx-.<br />
tnfln. -maker, 5. urnmfoie. -work,
Clo<br />
1. iTagyerf i flocfm: ; flodtfpel. I<br />
Clod, s. iorbf(imi), flimp, torf⁢ tijlp.<br />
-hopper, s. bcntst, <strong>of</strong>eviitan. -pate,<br />
J. DuiiiI)uf»uB. -poll,*, biinitjiifmit).<br />
-, V. n. lijpna, \)fta. -dy, a. flimpig<br />
; : ;<br />
llipnnt.<br />
Clog, s. fvnvigljct, (jinbet; tljngb<br />
bind ; gntcfJ; (<strong>of</strong> trn). -, p. a. d: n.<br />
Ijinbta: tetiingn ; |Ia i btarf; piua<br />
tifffininiinn^. -giness, s. [jinber, be-<br />
1>ar. -gy, a. Oinbcrlig ; fUmipig.<br />
Cloister, s. tf<strong>of</strong>iev. -,v. a. fntta i<br />
tu^fict, inncfliinga, boija unban nettbcii.<br />
-al, a. flojlcrlig, enfant, -ed , a. en*<br />
fain ; f (<strong>of</strong>ler tiffOiirig ; fo)u boc i ett<br />
ti<strong>of</strong>tn.<br />
Cloistress, s. nunna, abbcbiffn.<br />
CloiiiL, pt. <strong>of</strong> Climb.<br />
doom, V. a. tilTtnijpa, igenlinuun.<br />
Close, s. fTut, van*, (inba; in()dgnab,<br />
liagc , tapva ; l)>?i(n. - , a. tat , f aft<br />
vaiab; ttnng; forbotb : injTvanft ; iiu<br />
fiangb (om t>atten) ; fiyf; noggvann,<br />
fnol; faortig. -bodied, a. font fit=<br />
tev ratt nt ftopvcn. -coat, s. liftotf.<br />
-fight, s.ffarpt faftanbe, Oanbgeniang.<br />
-fisted, a. fnapvljfinbt, fnifen. -<br />
h<strong>and</strong>ed, a. girig, fna(, ncbrig. -jest,<br />
a. bitanbe ffanit. -stool, j. nattftel,<br />
- wea<strong>the</strong>r, s. inutet »abei-. - work,<br />
s. utbugget nrbetc. — , ad. tdit, i<br />
banin erf) (jnt ; flitigt.<br />
Close , V. a. d; 7/. ffuta , HCffTuta, in^<br />
I)agna; Ijela, [dfo; faiiinionfega<br />
bcita i()op ; lagga iljop (ett beef) ; bra^<br />
ga fig iljop , Ijetna ; fanunanfcga fig<br />
foi-lifa^.<br />
Closely, ad. Oeni(igt; fnatt; fnnppt.<br />
Closeness,*. tdtO«t; trdngfet; faf}»<br />
I)et; I)e)nligl)et; fnadjet; fanmians<br />
fogning; fijcbeljatffamOet.<br />
Closet, s. fabinett; liten famniore. -,<br />
V. a. f3ti?acn i fabinett, goniuia. -<br />
ing, s. fabinctt^intrig.<br />
Closure, a, ffut ; Ijd'gn, gntbe.<br />
Clot, V. n. I)dnga tiKfaninian^ i en<br />
Htinw.<br />
Cloth, s. fldte, ti)g;- Idvft; borb#=<br />
tiif. -beam, s. taftom. -bur.<br />
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*. faibbovte. -shearer, «. i3f»ct|Tfi=<br />
varc. -trade, s. (inneydfttcri. -<br />
weaver, s. UnncPdfpate, fldbeSodftja;<br />
re. -worker, s. fUi'be^vdfvate.<br />
Clo<strong>the</strong>, V. a. fidba, beflobn. -, v, n.<br />
fldbb. [(are.<br />
Clothier, s. f ldbe«»dfMve , fCnbe^ljanc*<br />
Clothing, Clo<strong>the</strong>s, s. tldbev, fidbfet.<br />
Clotter, V. n. tijpna. [ganbe.<br />
Clotty, a. flimvig, ftobig, fajninnnOdna<br />
Cloud, s. ffi), Mioln; fld(f; o(l;rfa<br />
; ;<br />
l>oi) , ffara. - berry , s. Ojortton. -<br />
capt, a. ffi;l)iig ; niotnbetdrft. -, v.<br />
a. & n. betrirfa nieb moln; fijrbunf la ;<br />
inuina, blifva mntet. -ed, a. mcJnj<br />
betdctt; bebrijfvab. -ily, ad. nmtef,<br />
bunfelt. -iness, s. mulenl)et, bunfelt)et.<br />
-less, a. nioUifci, (ju^flar. -y,<br />
a. tnulen, molnfuff; bunfel, bl;flev;<br />
flddfig.<br />
[ijf»e«igt.<br />
Clough, s. betgSflint, flippa, brant<br />
Clout, ». flut, trafa ; lapp ; ffena fring<br />
ett I)ju(. -nail, s. fT<strong>of</strong>iJm. -, v. a.<br />
flirfa , fappa, (aga; beflo nieb fpifar.<br />
-ed, a. lappob ; faninianftinipab.' -<br />
erly, a. tBIpaftig ; plump, -ing,*.<br />
patfodf.<br />
Clove, s. negfifa. -gilly-flower , s.<br />
trdcgatb^neglifa. -tree,*. fn;bBncg.<br />
lifa.<br />
Cloven, a. flufpen, belab. -foot, *.<br />
toefli5f. -footed, a. ttteft5ft>ab. -<br />
ho<strong>of</strong>ed, a. teeO<strong>of</strong>uab. [«. PdpUng.<br />
Clover, *. flijfpcr, »dp(ing. -grass.<br />
Clown, J. bonbtutf, lymniel. -ery,<br />
*. gr<strong>of</strong>fjet, bontaftigbet. -ish, a.<br />
bonbaftig, oI)i;ffab. -ishness, *. bonbs<br />
aftigfjet, ptunipOct.<br />
Cloy, a. V. mdtta ,<br />
'dfpcrlnflrt fpifa<br />
;<br />
igen ; bliffa fiSmffurfen (om Ijajtor).<br />
-less, a. tarflig; Ijparaf man ej fan<br />
bti mdtt. -ment, *. mdttanbe.<br />
Club , *. flubba ; vnf ; flijfyer i fort»<br />
fpet; flubb, ftutet fdffffap ; bitrdbc.<br />
-fisted, a. gr<strong>of</strong>()dn6t. -footed, a.<br />
flumpfoiab.<br />
Club, '. n. & a. betnta fin anfie[ i fdrr=.<br />
ffapet; fdffafigibop; bibraga. -bish,<br />
a. gr<strong>of</strong>, plump.
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Cluck, u. n. H\x$a, fftoia fom en Ij'ona.<br />
Clump, s. flump, f(niiip, flenblo.f. -,<br />
a. fliimpig, tung. -er, «. Hump,<br />
dumper , v. a. & n. gota f luinpig<br />
blifra flumpig. -ei, a. ftumpig.<br />
Clumperton, s. tijlp.<br />
Clumps, s. Sunt nienniffn, bunirjufpub.<br />
Clumsiness, s. t)uml)«t, cffitfligOet.<br />
Clumsy, a. f(unfig,<strong>of</strong>fic{li9; Ocnb<strong>of</strong>tig.<br />
Clung, a. faimunnOnngnnbe; iiiogci:,<br />
fottotfab. - , V. n. blifon tott, totfa.<br />
Cluster, a. Hafi, nijflon ; btufpn ; I)op,<br />
l)i59, (t>dtm, -nut, 5. btufnot. - j f<br />
a. & n. loggn i en l)i3g ; »dra i fotni<br />
Qfftflfcn:; fforfa fig. -\y,a.a ad.<br />
brufforniig; icnfl<strong>of</strong>e; ffocftald, Uai-<br />
fotniigt.<br />
Clutch, «. nngrcpp; fnttning ; flo.<br />
-fist, s. ftor fnijtndfbe. -fisted, a.<br />
grefnnfOQb; fno(. -,v. a. IjSlTa fnfl,<br />
fatra uli, fnl;tn nrifoen. - es , s. pi.<br />
ftot, ramat.<br />
Clutter, s. buffet, focm, fctf. -, f.<br />
a. Vfisnog, |1e(ffl fig ; gota oljub.<br />
Cly, s. firfa, p<strong>of</strong>e.<br />
Clyster, s. flifJiir.<br />
Coacervate, f.a. fnmtn, faininanOopn.<br />
Coacervation , s. bop , Ijbg , Oopfam»<br />
;<br />
Coc<br />
Coal, s. fot, flenf<strong>of</strong>. -man, s. fcdive,<br />
fol()nnb(nre. -mine, s. folgtufvn,<br />
ftenfoUbtott. -mouse, s. tn(gc)re (fc»<br />
gel), -pit, 5. folgrufpn. -stone,*.<br />
bftgbccf^jocb. -work,*. f^enfol5blL^It.<br />
Coal, V. a. ft n. brrtiina till fcl, foM ;<br />
folnn. -ery, s. folini[n,flenfolggciifva.<br />
Coalesce, Coalize, v.n. forena^,<br />
gro tittfo.nunau^.<br />
Coalescence, s. fmumanflijtning.<br />
Coalition, s. fbtening.<br />
Coaly, a. folig, lif ell. inml)5lfanbe<br />
fol. [ning.<br />
Coaptation,*. Ijopjemfning , I)cppn^»<br />
Coarct, Coarctate, v. a. infpatta;<br />
tfinga tifffnmnians , ttdnga iI)op; ins<br />
fTciinfii. [trringning, infprivvning.<br />
Coarctation, s. infftdnfning, I)cps<br />
Coarse, «. gr<strong>of</strong>, tingn, iSg , tjcrf;<br />
plump, obelefoab, gemen. — ly, ad.<br />
gt<strong>of</strong>r, Ingt, pluntpt. -ness, *. gt<strong>of</strong>s<br />
()cr, ta{)tt, ob^fiigOef, Ingbet, ringlet.<br />
Coarticulation, *. fnmmnnfogning,<br />
Ijoplnnfning.<br />
Coast, «. fufl, fibn, Innb, flinnb. -<br />
(along) V. n. fegta (nngg fuflen. -er,<br />
a. tnbb feglnre, fu|lfntnte i en fom bot<br />
po fuften. -ing, *. fuflfegling, fuf!;<br />
ling.<br />
Coach, s. tncfbngn, vagn.<br />
f)anbe(.<br />
Coat,*, rotf , mnn^voif , lifroif, tti5jn ; fjots<br />
-box, «. tel; mantel; bjut^bub; —<strong>of</strong> armour,<br />
fuiTbotf. -man, J. fu(r. -wheel, s.<br />
yflgn^OjuI. -, f. a. ^ «. fera i vogn,<br />
pnnfnrfTiorta - ; <strong>of</strong> arms, vapentdcfe,<br />
ff'olbmntfe ; - '<strong>of</strong> mail, f jnlfpanfar.<br />
fijta.<br />
Coat, f'. a. fln'ba i folt; beflaba , pn»<br />
Coact, t>. a. iierfa, ()anb(a gemenfaiitt. flfiba. -ed , a. tlrtbb i rocf ; pnfldbb.<br />
Coaction, .?. tcang.<br />
Coax, V, n, fmicfni, fmefa. -er, *.<br />
Coactive, a. nnngnnbe; faml'ctfnnbc. fmicfiave. -ation, *. fmitfer.<br />
Coadjument, s. biflnnb, tnbStbeS ()je[p. Cob, *. fiffmnfe; fpinbel; Ijufvub.<br />
Coadjutant, a. bifcrngonbe, bjelpanbe. -web, s. fpinbelonf.<br />
Coadjutor, s. mcbtjelpave, foabjutot. Cobalt, *. fobolt.<br />
Coagment, v. a. fLnfaniln, tdgga t Cobble, *. ptopiantbnt. -, v. a. flidfa,<br />
tjog, I)opfl tifffaniuiong.<br />
lappa, fulTrt. -r, *. ffopidfatc; fuifare.<br />
Coagmentation, s. fnmmanljopning, Cobiron, *. jecnet bt^arpS fteffpettet<br />
fnntnianfogning.<br />
Cobishop, *. bicebiffop. [Ovilar.<br />
Coagulate, v. a. a n. bvinga liff i;fl; Cobnut, *. bnrnlef nieb nottct.<br />
ning, Dfta; lopnn, tjefttfl.<br />
Coboose, s. fnbi)(fa.<br />
Coagulation, s. liSpnanbe, lining. Cocciferous, a. fom brir flafar eff.<br />
Coagulative, a. fom tjetfar i^jining. Coccus, 5. ffiigfrop (infeft). [bvufuor.<br />
Coak, *. fovtolabc (tenfol.<br />
Cochineal, *. fod)eniff (infeft, rob fdtg).
I -stride,<br />
' Cock,<br />
; fitta<br />
! flndf,<br />
I Cocked,<br />
I ftngetinet).<br />
Coc<br />
Cochleary, Cochleated, a. fpirn(. Codille, J. fobiljin i lonibetfpct.<br />
fccmlg, fn.iiforiiiig, ffcuffi>tniig. Codling, s. fcft apte; (iten fioifjff.<br />
Cock, J. rupp, tinne ; Ui^tnpp ; Piibet. Coefficacy, Coefficiency, «. metis<br />
I)anc: juHe; Ijnne pa ett ffjut9c\?,i'r; vecfnn, faniverfan.<br />
uppfiifiningnt po en t)ntt; naUn pa en Coefficient,*, niebserfan; focfpcient<br />
s. tuppfjat. -sure, a. vulg.<br />
viM'" fin fnf- -swain, s. qyattev;<br />
mailace. -tread
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Cogitable, o. tanfbar.<br />
Cogitate, v. a. tnnfa, begtuntn.<br />
CogitatioQ, s. trinfe, tiinfontc; tfttr-<br />
I'innante, bettnftelfe. [begtuntnnte.<br />
Cogitative, a. tl^nfan^e, bjuiifinnig,<br />
Cognate, a. i (Tngt, nnrfPijlb.<br />
Cognation,*, fotvnn&tffap , (lagtfFap<br />
arfi'inge pn (ivnnnfitan.<br />
Cohere, v. n. (janga tiffOopa, fonininns<br />
l)anga; fonima <strong>of</strong>retenS; p<strong>of</strong>fo, <strong>of</strong>pers<br />
en^ftannna.<br />
Coherence, Coherency, s. fnmnions<br />
^ang, fiivbinbelfe. [peten^ftoininante.<br />
Coherent, a. fanniinnOangnnbe; cfs<br />
Cohesion, a. fammanl;aatita; 7*. upp(Tjuta ; -<br />
up a cable, logga faOettng i bugter.<br />
Coin, i. inynt, v*nnin0
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CoUectaneous, a. faiii(at), IjcvfatiitnC,<br />
Collectible, a. ffaibnt.<br />
; ;<br />
cjfclffepp.<br />
Colliery, s. folniila, folgrufoa.<br />
]olliflower, s. blomfol.<br />
/olligate, f . a. fnnininnbinba, fotena.<br />
Colligation, s. fmninanbinbning.<br />
Jolliniation, Collineation, s. fi;ft=<br />
';nii, figtntng.<br />
Jolliquable, a. fninttbnc, uppli5«lig.<br />
]olIiquanient,s. Pi:^, fiimltg; fTaglob.<br />
Jolliquant, a. fntnltanbe.<br />
'olliquate, v. a. fmotta, upplSfa. -,<br />
V. n. upplbfas, blifca Pytonbe.<br />
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itinnlTjuten, e(l}allen grnoni faiiiman: CoUiquation, s. fnirtttning.<br />
'<br />
ffotr.<br />
Colliquative, a. uppliSfnnbe.<br />
Collator, s. jeiitforatc ; en foiu toUatu Colliquefaction, s. bopfninTtning.<br />
onernt ; font figet )ui ^^aUonatuS. Collision, s. fannnnnfibtning, flot.<br />
Collaud, V. a. (<strong>of</strong>fa, beibnima. Collocate, v. a. orbna, ftntta i ctb«<br />
Colleague, s. f<strong>of</strong>fegn, eiiibct*bto&«r. ning, frtttn pa fitt nitta flntte.<br />
-, V. a. fotcnn fig iiieft.<br />
Collocation, s. plnceting, Oopfinffning.<br />
Collect, s. fottcfr, infamting. -, v. a. Collock, s. Pnticnfci, nmbat.<br />
infaniln, Ijopfnmta, uppOarn; innefatta ; Collocution, s. fanitot.<br />
- one's self, ()eiiita fig fainla finn Collogue, V. a. fniitfro, , fmcta.<br />
tnnfor, fanfn fig. [fanimanBtngfn. CoUop, 5. fLittfti;(fe, fptiffifpa; • barn.<br />
Colloquial, a. fom l)at nffeenbe ya ««<br />
Collection, «. famling, infoiiiling<br />
fnintnl.<br />
Colloquy, «. fanitnr; <strong>of</strong>tjerlciggning.<br />
ftiitfoljP.<br />
[btagen. ColloAv, s.<br />
f. Colly.<br />
CoUectitious, s. rjovfamlflb, faiiiuion=: Colluctation , s. flrib , motfiSnb , fttU<br />
Collective, a. famlante famuiflnfiitj<br />
,<br />
bigljet. [fpetn unbcr ett tcirfe.<br />
tanbe, inncfnttnnfte. ~\y , ad. ioUtU Collude, v. n. inge.<br />
furr. [tn, fMtta.<br />
Dollege, s. tcffcgie, c<strong>of</strong>fegium ; fovfmiis Colly, s. fot, fsartfl. - , a. nebfotn, fo<<br />
ling ; fnfultet, gi^mnnfiuni.<br />
Colon, s. folon ; ftovtntnien. [f}efi)Sfo.<br />
!3oliegial, a. tiUl/otanbe ctt fcllegie. Colonel, s. iSfoerfte. -ship, s. bfoen<br />
Collegian, j. g>)mnafifl, jlubcnt ; iiub» Colonist, s. ni)bi)ggnce, folonift.<br />
Unt af ett cotfcgiuni.<br />
Colonization , s. ni)bi>gg«nS nn[ng«<br />
loUegiate, s. niJciTor; gvmnnfif}; gnnCe ; fotonifcring.<br />
jitebtem <strong>of</strong> ctt coHegiunt. -, a. !)otanbc Colonize, f. a. nntngga en fctoni, fo«<br />
ttfolfcgie; intattob i fctni <strong>of</strong> ett Colonnade, s. ptlnxtrat. [lonifein.<br />
foUegie. - church, s. foltegialfijrfn. Colony, s. foloni, ni;bi)gge.<br />
yollery, s. toUwila, folgtufoa ; foI()nns Colophony, s. fo(op()onium , violins<br />
bel.<br />
Coloqnint, s. fo(oq\?int. [(jocts.<br />
!!ollet, 5. ben belcn nf en ring ber f^«s Colorate, a. fotgnb.<br />
fitter; l)iil«pti)6nab. [flota. Coloration,*, fatgning, ffitgblnnbs<br />
lloUide , V. n. flijta emot fmnnianj<br />
, Colorific, a. ffirganbe. [ning.<br />
[Jollier, s. atbetnre i en flenfcl^gvuftjn Colosse, Colossus, s. fol<strong>of</strong> . [lif.<br />
Colossean, a. fol<strong>of</strong>fal, fo(o(faIi(T, jritte;<br />
Colour, 5. fnrg, culor; utfeenbe; fPen,<br />
trtcfuiontel ; jTflg. Colours , s. pi. fcis<br />
na\ flanbnt.<br />
Colour, V. a. fiirgn, foloteta, m<strong>of</strong>n; *<br />
fafta, i5fBe»ffi;[n, beniantia; tobnn.<br />
- able , a. ffenbnr. - ed , a. fiitgab,<br />
nintob; br<strong>of</strong>ig. -ing, s. mnlning;<br />
fntgblnnbning , fc(orit. -ist , s. iffus<br />
niinerore. -less, a. fntgtb^^ gcncnts<br />
Colp, s. frog, ftijt; bit, fli)tfe. [jTinlig.<br />
Colt, s. fbl, foU; ung lolp. -'s-foot,
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3. I)fli!f)<strong>of</strong> (oit). -'s-tooth, *. nijijlf;<br />
Colter, s. tifl, vtogtift. [tanb.<br />
Coltish, a. \)t, fjelH^aJbig, ojJijtig.<br />
Colubrine, a. ormnftig.<br />
Columbary, s. buf[)ug, bufflag.<br />
Columbine, a. buf()n[gfiitg , ttioUtt<br />
frirg ; toccDatfggraS.<br />
Column, s. folonn, petate, fJeb, \\salt<br />
(i en bcf). [i form nf folcnn.<br />
Columnar, Columnarian , a. bilBab<br />
Coma, s. fbninfjufa.<br />
Comart, s. fontraft.<br />
Comate, «. fniurflt.<br />
Comatose, a. foiiinfjuf.<br />
Comb,*, fam; tuppfdiit; ()nf}ffrnpa;<br />
f)oningjfafai en bifi<strong>of</strong>. -, v. a. ianu<br />
ma, l)iiila, farba; fFtapa (en Ijiif}).<br />
-brush, 5. fnmtotfle. -case,*, tauu<br />
fobet.<br />
Combat, s. firib, faiiip, traffning, ffifu<br />
ning. - , v. n. beflriba, j<strong>of</strong>a pebet(.ig=<br />
ga, fnfrn, ITa^, f!tiba. -ant, «. flcib«><br />
man, frtmpe, motflanbnte.<br />
Comber, s. ullfatbntt ell =fanimnte.<br />
Combinable, a. fotenbac, fotenlig.<br />
Combinate, a. flobf<strong>of</strong>lab genom fots<br />
lifning, ftn^gnb; fotl<strong>of</strong>vnb.<br />
Combination, s. forbinbelfe, fStcning ;<br />
fnnunanlaggning ; liga ; fanimnngaCbning.<br />
Combine , v. a. & n. fainninnfoga,<br />
fotbinba; fotcna; fnmmangabba fig,<br />
fbrtnag.<br />
Combing, s. fntnning, ufffarbning.<br />
Comburgess, s. niebborgate.<br />
Combust, a. i Otanb; bthnnanbe. -,<br />
V. a. fotbrii'nna. -ible, a. brnnnbat,<br />
fotbrannetig, elbfiingb. -ibiUty, -<br />
ibleness, s. fotbcnnnlig()et, elbfringbs<br />
^et, btfinnbncijct. -ion, s. focbcrin!<br />
ning, bcnnb, Inga; f i5t\)itcing , upptor.<br />
Come, V. n. fomnia, antfinba; {\)iai\<br />
- about, go omfcing, foninbtn*, Pfiits<br />
ia fig; - at, fotDnrfpa , rinno, etno,<br />
l)inna ; - by, ga fijrbi; fomnia at, ct=<br />
l)oIIa ; - in, fontmo in, unberfnfla fig ;<br />
- into , rcifa uti , obcaga fig ; - <strong>of</strong>f,<br />
fatta af , (<strong>of</strong>ina; ftippa, broga fig un=<br />
ban; - on, go fort; trifrnS; - out,<br />
Com<br />
fl)nfl#, fptirfrt ut; -over, rinnn L^fvec;<br />
ya ijfoet tiK ett annat pntii; - short,<br />
niiS[i)cfa^, bli eftec ; - toge<strong>the</strong>r, ca«<br />
iai, focfrttnia^ ; gifra fig ; - to pass,<br />
()nnba,ffe; -to, beliipa fig tilf ; g>i<br />
lit pa, antngn ; - upon, anfalfa, <strong>of</strong>»<br />
secroiTa; -uppwith, f'otena fig met.<br />
Come! /. fcm! feet! flfonba<br />
Comedian, 5. fenieciant, after.<br />
Comedy, s. fomcbi, [itf}fpe(.<br />
Comeliness , J. |^enl)«t, ta(ff)et: aiu<br />
flanbig^et. [beluiglij.<br />
Comely, a. angenant, anflanbig, ariia,<br />
Comer, s. en fcm fomnier, fonintante.<br />
Comet, s. fiMiiet.<br />
Cometic, a. Ijetanbe tiff en foniet.<br />
Comfit, 5. fcnfeft, fijttfafet. -maker,<br />
s. focferbagate.<br />
Comfiture , s. fcnfeft.<br />
Comfort, 5. tc<strong>of</strong>l, t)ug^Ba[e(fe, bifliinb,<br />
to, tifffcebi!if}air
Com<br />
iiiinnet. [nelfc; omtatnnbe.<br />
Commemoration, s. OiSgtitlig amin:<br />
Commemorative, a. paminnnnte, bu<br />
bcngnnfce till aminnclfe.<br />
Commence, v. a. Q: n. bStja, beflijns<br />
na ; ptemo>>fra. -ment, a. borjnn,<br />
bcgunnelfe; vtemctton^(i6.<br />
Commend, v. a. l<strong>of</strong>oa, ptifn; refoin=<br />
nienbcta , anbefrilln. -al)le, a. Icfs<br />
tifivD, betomtig, beri5mfatB.<br />
Commendation, s. t<strong>of</strong> , pti^; tefciit=<br />
iiicncaticn, helSning.<br />
Commendatory, a. refoinmcnbftnnfcc,<br />
fL>m innchfiHec bcti>iii ; - letters , re«<br />
fcnimentnlicn^biref.<br />
Commensality, s. bocbSfamratffnp.<br />
Commensurable , a. Ufa i uiott orf><br />
Vtovcrtion.<br />
Commensurability, Commensurableness<br />
, s. lif()et i fotbnHanDe meb<br />
nagDnting annat.<br />
betsfarcr.<br />
Commigrate , v. a. utptjtta.<br />
Commigi-arion , s. folffli)ttning.<br />
Commination, s. l)t>t, botelfe meb<br />
ftvaff. _<br />
Comminatory, a. botanbe, icinganbe.<br />
Commingle, v. a. beblanba. -, t>. n.<br />
focenai-, bovblanbflS.<br />
Cumminuible, a. tort, ffor, font fon<br />
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iggag fijnber tiff p<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Comminute, v. a. flotn fonber, }»uU<br />
verifero. [cerifering.<br />
Comminution, s. fonberfrcpning, vuU<br />
Commiserable, a. niebbmfan§i?arb.<br />
Commiserate , v. a. bef laga , fbcbars<br />
fig cfoet. [bertig.<br />
Commiserating, a. meblibfam, barms<br />
Commiseration, s. meblibnnbe, fors<br />
bnrinelfe, meDSnifnn.<br />
Commissary, s. fommiffarie, fullmng«<br />
tig, BevuteroC; promontmafiarc.<br />
Commission, s. fonimiffion ; befaCs<br />
ning, flHcrbnanbe ; fuHmagt.<br />
Commission, Commissionate, v.<br />
a. uppBraga, befuUmcigiiga , nnbcfntla.<br />
-er , s. cmbub , f uUmagtig , fcmmifj<br />
farie.<br />
Commit, v. a. bego, bcbrifea, fotiifra;<br />
anflirtro, bfnertemna; fotcara; nrre»<br />
flcra; - to <strong>the</strong> earth, jorbfafja, bc»<br />
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Commensurate, a. jeinlif , Dtcpottio=<br />
nerat. - ,v. a. bringn till ett aHutnnt<br />
grafi>a ; - to memory, tagga pamins<br />
net. -ment, s. inmaning i bnfte, ars<br />
matt; glH-n jeiiilif, vccportionera. Committee, s. fcntniitte. [refJering.<br />
Commensuration, 5. (ifa tillnidtning; Committer, s. en fom begat, fijrbri^s<br />
pri^V-Htion, f6r()nllnn6e. [foiitmentarier. tore. [tro« :c.<br />
Comment, 5. utliiggning, forf taring; Committible, a, fom fan begSti, anfors<br />
Comment, Commentate, v. a. fTrifs Commix, v. a. btonbn, forbinba i en<br />
VQ foiitmcntatiet <strong>of</strong>fet.<br />
Commentary, i. Bagb<strong>of</strong>; notct, foms<br />
iiuntat, forflacing.<br />
maffa. - tion, -ture, s. beblanbelfe,<br />
fnmnianblanBning ; vteparat.<br />
Commode, s. nattfommoB; ftuntints<br />
Commentator, 5. uttolfate , uttaggas mer-o bufi^ubbonab.<br />
I re : foiimientntor. [ncn. Commodious, a. maflig , bcqeamlig,<br />
Commentirious, a. biftab, upvfpun.<br />
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i Commerce, s. Ijanbel; fljrtroUgt um<<br />
g.ingc.<br />
[<br />
Commerce, t-\ a. bonbla , brif!?a I)an=<br />
pnfianBe. -ness, s. beq\jam[igl)et,<br />
forfel. [tiinjt, nytta ; tara.<br />
Commodity, 5. beo^amligbet , forbel,<br />
Commodore, s. fonmiobor, anforare<br />
!<br />
fel, umgaS iiicB; fbra en brefvcrting.<br />
Commercial, a. boranbe liH bnnbel,<br />
banbcl^s; - eflPects, alio flogg ban:<br />
af en effnBer.<br />
Common, s. affnifinning, <strong>of</strong>fift bljuiorf.<br />
-, a. oilman, gemenfam, famfdtt, tjan;<br />
lig; fld't, ringa, Baligt. -, ad. tianligt,<br />
gemenligen. - council, «. borgevffa.<br />
vet^ utffott i Jlcnbon. -law, s. ben<br />
gamlo SnglanBg lag. -man, s. rc«<br />
vublifan; - rate, eftet gSngbart vtiS.<br />
sense, s. funBt menniffcfetflonb ; fn =<br />
t>ett. -wealth, s. f^at ; tevublif.<br />
Common, f. «. njuta gemenfamt. -<br />
able, a. Qltmnn, gemenfam. -age, s.<br />
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rritt titt ftffmanningsbtte; gemenfam<br />
n^ttjanBe roitr. -alty, s. foiiiinunitct,<br />
faiiifunS; gemene mart, attiiicge; mts<br />
nigbeten. -er, s. <strong>of</strong>tnlfe man; (eta=<br />
mot flf Unbet()uf«t; |T<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Commonition , s. ecinran, unbettnts<br />
tif}an6e.<br />
Commoration, «. uppefjall; \.n|le(fc.<br />
Coramorion, 5. upptot, buffet, upp^<br />
lopp, orafenbe, tbcttfe ; fotsirting. -er,<br />
s. upptorgfliftate. [mipnojc, upprot.<br />
Commove, v. a. oton, pro, cncfo<br />
Commune, v. n. nieCBela; uniga^, xala^<br />
titB; fanitaba iiieb en.<br />
Communicability, s. tuebbclbnttjet.<br />
Communicable, a. mebbelbat.<br />
Communicant, s. fonuuunifant , natt:<br />
vatbggafl.<br />
Communicate, v. a. mtbbeta, uppens<br />
bnta , utbela , anfijrtro, betntta ; fouu<br />
tiiuniceta, ga tiff nattcaiben.<br />
Communication, *. mebbelning, ge;<br />
nifnffap ; umgnnge, bcfantffap famtal.<br />
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Communicative, a. oppen^jectig ; unu<br />
gdngi'ant ; (^jelpfam. - aess, s. cppen^<br />
bjcrtigJ)et.<br />
Communion, s. gtmenffap, famfunb,<br />
fotfaniting; enighet, famriitiTop : natt;<br />
tjarbSgong. -cup, s. fait, -table, i.<br />
attate.<br />
Community, s. famfunb, famf)<strong>of</strong>fe:<br />
gcmenffap , liVab fom tiffljot famfunbct<br />
qemcnfamt.<br />
Commutability, ». focbi)tlig[)et.<br />
Commutable, a. utbiittig.<br />
Commutation,*, ombijte, fbtnnbting<br />
utbi;ie, utV'crting. [Innbe.<br />
Commutative, a. utbptanbe, fifotXi<br />
Commute, f. a. focbyta, ombijta, ut=<br />
bt^ta; ompexta; utt<strong>of</strong>a ; milbia ttt<br />
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Com<br />
ftr<strong>of</strong>f, fbtfcna.<br />
Commutnal, a. omfefibig, inbftbt«.<br />
Compact, s. fbtbunb, dfrctensfcnu<br />
melfe, fontraft, fSrbrog, fotlifning,<br />
f5p.<br />
Compact, a. tat, fafl, fjopttangb;<br />
fammantragen, fotenab ; oa(onrt. -,<br />
V. a. potfa i()cp ; fnmmanbinba, f5te«<br />
na ; btinga i fDfiem. -ly, arf. tatt,<br />
fnf^, flarft. - edness, -ness, a. tdt^<br />
I)et, fnfi()et. -ure, a. tnt fammanfog.<br />
ning ; fbcening.<br />
Compages , s. ftjflcm , inbegtepp, fctt<br />
begrepp. [umgnnge^rett.<br />
Companableness , 3. faffiTapUgbet,<br />
Companiable, a. friffffaplig.<br />
Companion, s. fcimtnt, fcCjeiTagatf,<br />
faffffapshtobet, ffaffbtobet. -ship, s.<br />
faffflap, famtatflap.<br />
Company, *. fafffTap; fompani (folbas<br />
ter) ; famratjTap ; gemenfTap, famfunb.<br />
-, f. n. otfoljo ; umgaS; ga i fompani<br />
Comparable, a. jsmforfig, Ufa fa gob.<br />
Comparative , s. compataticuS (i<br />
gtam.). -, a. fomparaiio, fom fan jtuu<br />
f'orai.<br />
Compare, «. jemfotelfe; [ifl)et. -, v.<br />
a. fStlif nn , jemfijra ; fotfTaffa.<br />
Comparison, s. jemfotelfe, fStlifnelfe,<br />
tifnelfe; jcmliffjet, ptopottion.<br />
Compart, f . a. bela, <strong>of</strong>bela ; fid\la i<br />
cibning. -ment, -iment, s. afbeU<br />
ning eff. inftetning.<br />
Compass, s. omftetg, ftetg, ii)mb ; cit»<br />
fet ; QtdnS ; fompa^. - saw , s. ciifeU<br />
fag. -scallow, s. fotvifaten. - , v.<br />
a. omgifpa , omtinga : betagta, innes<br />
(luta, omfrttia; eiI)affo, rinna ; benieba<br />
fig ; - a business , foinma tiff jlut<br />
meb en faf.<br />
Compasses, s. pi. eff. pair <strong>of</strong>f Compasses,<br />
citfelpaffate.<br />
Compassion, s. meblibanbe, ffonfani^<br />
I)Ct, fbibatnianbe. —, v. a. cmfa. —<br />
able, a. metomfnn^Patb. -ate, -. a.<br />
beflaga, dmfa, ijttra meblibanbe ; -ate,<br />
a. meblibanbe, mebomffam.<br />
Compaternity, s. mebfabbttjTap.
Compatibility, s. ijfoeren^fjnt ulfe<br />
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I)ct. [lig.<br />
Compatible, a. 5fpeven^ftnmiiinn&f, Complacent, a. I)bflig, fbrbinbUg, crin*<br />
font fan befla ti'ttfauimang iiieb, fi5r= Complain, v. n. & a. flogn, beflaga,<br />
enlig.<br />
bepava fig ; fbrja. -able, a. befla»<br />
Compatriot, s. lanbgmoin, mebfiorgatc. gan^pdrb. -ant, a. fdtanbe, onftagas<br />
Compeer, «. uiebfo66«i:; folffga, tain-- re ; flaganbe. -er, a. en font fbrjer eH.<br />
vat, life. -, V. n. lifna, t>ntn lif gob bctfagnv fig. -ing, a. ftagnn, befpcir.<br />
meb. [a. foni fan betpingng. Complciint, «. ftogan, jfiuinier; fjuf«<br />
Compel, *>. a. tpinflfl, nobgn. -lable, bcni, opa^lig()et ; fdromal.<br />
CompeUation, a. tsSng, rjnlb; tifftnl, Complaisance , a. I)bfligf)et , artigljet<br />
I)el^tiing.<br />
Compendiarious , a. fanimonbtngen.<br />
Compendiate, u. a. famnianfatfa.<br />
Compendiosity, «. fottOtt.<br />
Compendious, a. text, funiniatifr,<br />
famnianbtagen, innefaltab i fortljct.<br />
-ness, s. fert()et, faninianbtngning.<br />
Compendium , s. fonimanbrog , fott<br />
Compensable, a. etfattdg. [bcgrevv-<br />
Compensate, Compense, «'. a. »e=<br />
betgalla, etfatta, gobtg'orn.<br />
Compensation, J. cebergaffning , cr^<br />
fattnmg, ucbctlag. [tonbe.<br />
Compensative, a. erfnttnnbe, gobtgb^<br />
Compensatory, a. gcbtgornnbe.<br />
Comperendinate, v. a. upvffjuto-<br />
Comperendination , s. uppffjutanbe,<br />
Compete, v. a. & n. tapa. [btoj^mSl.<br />
Competence, Competency, *. til[=<br />
tfiifligbet , fo mytfet man beljbffler; l)e=<br />
I)btigl)et ; ratligljet ntt fara bouiare i en<br />
faf ; tatflig egenbom eUcc ulfomjl.<br />
Competent, a. bc()5ttg, tattmattg,<br />
. Tjcnlig, buglig, ffitflig , befcgab.<br />
Competible, a. fijrenlig, v«ITdntighet; fnticter.<br />
Complaisant , a. bbfiig , artig , tjen)}»<br />
rtftig. [na, gbra jeiiin eH. flat.<br />
Complanate, Complane, v. a. jenu<br />
Complement, «. fuffnab, littbfning,<br />
fulltatiijl)ct; fompliinent; foniplentent.<br />
Complemental, a. fyffanbe.<br />
Complete, a. fuffjldnbig , bel, fulls<br />
foinlig, tonipiett, fuHborbab; ndtt. -,<br />
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perantent, fonipleyion. -al, a. b<strong>of</strong>onbe<br />
tia foniplcvionen. -ed, a. beffaffab.<br />
Complexness, Complexity, a. im<br />
i^ccfling. [pctfling.<br />
Complexure, «. fannnanfogning, ins<br />
Compilable, a. eftergifpanbe, foglig.<br />
Compliance, s. eftergifoenbct, foglig*<br />
bet, bevebpiltigbet; I)bpigl)et.<br />
Compliant, a. cftergifoen , wiffig , fogs<br />
fig, bbflig.<br />
Complicate, a. inverflab. -, f. a.<br />
intierfla, Idgga tittfannnang , fbrcna,<br />
fantmanfogn. -ness , a. frarigbet, ins<br />
Vecfling, fbrvirring.<br />
Complication, s. blanbning <strong>of</strong> mniu<br />
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qa I'<strong>of</strong>fc , tjOV'fegning , fiJvOinbelfe<br />
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Complice, s. me66tott«ling. [gcuvp.<br />
Compiler, s. jabtor, nufcljollate.<br />
Compliment , i. fompliment, t<strong>of</strong>lig;<br />
l)?r, l)f tuning ; uppraftning , ftu^. -,<br />
•f. a. foiiiplinientfto, Inttbnffci, ftufa,<br />
fmiJtn. [^i>fli9- a^tig, frufetlig.<br />
Compliniental , a. fontpliinentcrantf,<br />
Complimenter, s. foiiu'tiiiuntinnfnrc.<br />
Complimenting, s. feiupliiiienteting.<br />
Compline, s. aftonben.<br />
Complore, v. a. bcflaga, begt.itn.<br />
Complot, s. foiiiplott, fiimiiinngnSBning.<br />
Complot, V. a. ftnniplQ, fatumangab-<br />
Bci, gora fLMuptott. -ment, s. fonu<br />
iiinngabfcning. -ter, s. fammanfvu;<br />
vtn, upptocgfliftote.<br />
Component, a. fnntmnnfattanbe, ut;<br />
gotiinc* ; - parts, beflanC'Jbelat.<br />
Comport, Comportment, Comportance,«.<br />
upvfBtanbe, atbotb, fotl)a[=<br />
Comport , v. n. S a. foinnta iSfpcren*,<br />
Com<br />
Compost, V. a. gbba; ob(a.<br />
Composture, s. gobning.<br />
Composure, 5. finne^lugn ; tempera=<br />
iiient, fctfiittning, finne^ftiilTning.<br />
Compotation, s. bti;(fc|Tng, fupfalag.<br />
Compotator, s. fupbtobet.<br />
Compound, i. blnnbning, fminnanfatts<br />
ning. -, a. famntanfati.<br />
Compound , v. a. & n. fnminnnfnttn,<br />
foinponeta ; bianba tiffbopn , uppgijto ;<br />
fcclifna; femma iifyecen^, Qcforbeta.<br />
-alile, a. fom fan fmnmanfattae.<br />
-er, 3. ffilje^man, fttbSfliftnte ; b(an«<br />
Comprehend, V. a. begtipa, fotPS;<br />
innefatta. _ [(ig.<br />
Comply, v. n. fega fig cftcr, ciltfata<br />
Comprehensible, n. begtiptig , fntts<br />
Comprehension, «. begttpp, fbrfianb;<br />
unBetfafla fig, taita fig cfteccmfliintig; faiiinianbrog, inneljaff.<br />
Comprehensive, a. fom tnnefattar<br />
inytfet; flitftiinbig, (Titflig, ftnftig ; «fi<br />
tetttyJiig; bjupfinnig ; eigiig. -ness,<br />
s. cftetttycfiig fortbef; ribb , «3«n(Tap<br />
att jnncfiiitfl imxfet i fa orb.<br />
Compress, s. fcmpref (pa fnt).<br />
Compress, v. a. boptrytfn, otnfnninii,<br />
vaffa fig ; fl>tttoga,tnta ; -(one's self), flaniiiia tiDhoiM : lagta.<br />
uppfbro fig, brim fig St. -aLle, a. <strong>of</strong>; Compressibility, s. egenffnp att fun^<br />
vettn^fiammanbe , forbtngtig; tjenlig, na (jopfUiiinia^. [s. Oopftnnib.itbet.<br />
vaffanbe.<br />
Compressible, a. I)opftrtnibac. -ness,<br />
Compose , v. a. fammanfnttn , fotfats Compressure, *. fanimantti)cfning,<br />
til, utatbeta, fftifpo ; foniponjta (iiiu; I)Opflainning , I)0pprefning.<br />
fif ) ; bitii'gga, blibfa, (ugna; (b<strong>of</strong>tt.) Comprint, V. a. eftctttycfa (ett nrbete").<br />
fntta. -r, s. fammanfattare , forfat; Comprisal, s. inb«gtepp.<br />
tare ; fonu'oni|l.<br />
Comprise, v. a. inbegtipa, inneb<strong>of</strong>fa,<br />
Composed, a. (ugn, tittfreb^fi.iKb innnng;fcnj<br />
fcnr. [gobning. tt<strong>of</strong>f. -, i>. a. tabia ; fontr<strong>of</strong>f
Com<br />
Compulsatively, ad. ine& t?o(b.<br />
Conipulsatory, a. ttingante, n5b«<br />
Compulsion, s. ).'Qtnft?anbe , tv>an9. egenfinnigt, nijcffullt. -edness, s. in^<br />
Compulsive, Compulsory, a. fom biliT()et, fnfdnga, fjelfPijIOet, Ijogmob,<br />
brift'ev cll. netgav.<br />
tillgjotbt cnfenbe. -less, a. bum,<br />
Compulsiveness, 3. tDong, vo(b. utnn begtepv, lanflb^.<br />
Compulsor, s. vabrifuate. -ily, ad. Conceivable, a. tnnfbnt, begtiplig,<br />
jiieb tvang. [fropning. fattlig. -ness, s. bcgrivUgl)?!, lanf«<br />
Compunction,*, anget, ruclfe; fors bavl)ei.<br />
Compunctious, a. ongronbe, nnget. Conceive, v. a. 6t n. tnnfa, nicno, bes<br />
full.<br />
Compuncrive, a. font Vficfet onger.<br />
Compurgation , s. anfriQtigliet for en<br />
onnan. [nnnang <strong>of</strong>Pulb.<br />
Compurgator, s.vittne fom intijgat «n<br />
ComputaLle, a. rafnelig.<br />
Computant, s. betnfnacc, rafenmnflarc.<br />
Computatinn, s. nifning, benifning,<br />
utcrifning, <strong>of</strong>vierflag, falfi;!.<br />
Compute, f . a. nifna, utnifna, bernfs<br />
nn ; falfuleta. -r, s. utcfifnnte, Sntbes<br />
tinggiiian ; rnfenmnftQce,<br />
Computist, s. falfulntot, utrafnarc.<br />
Comrade, s. famcnt.<br />
Con, ad. pro <strong>and</strong> con, mot 0^ meb.<br />
-,v.a. lata, »eta; flubeto.<br />
Concamerate, v. a. l)»alf»a, upv^efa<br />
l)»jalf <strong>of</strong>ver.<br />
Concameration, s. l)»alf, Osalfning.<br />
Concatenate , v. a. I)cpf«bja.<br />
Concatenation, s. fmnmnnfebning<br />
famnianl)ang, foljb.<br />
Concavation, «. utt)olfmng, urgrops<br />
ning. [lig.<br />
Concave, Concavous, a. fonf<strong>of</strong>, Ijqj<br />
Concavity, s. f!iUigI)cr, fuHcigOet inSt.<br />
Concavo-concave , a. fonfav) pS baba<br />
fibor. [fiDan od) fullrig pn ben nnbra.<br />
Concavo-convex, a. url)alf«b pn cno<br />
Conceal, f. a. forbolja, bi5tja, fi3tbot=<br />
go, fotiiga. -al)le, a. fom fnn (jnlla^<br />
IjeiiiUgt. - edness , s. f6ttigtnbet,fei=<br />
botganbe. — er, s. en fern blUjet eH.<br />
fottiget. -mentjS. foctigenbet, fees<br />
;<br />
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enpi«I)Ct. -yV. a. mVxVia fig, tto, f'6r=<br />
nioba, tiinfa. -ed, a. affefterob; ens<br />
\>ii, inbilff, l)i5ginobig. -edly, ad.<br />
gtipa, inbinafig, 1)5110 fijte ; a^a, blifCQ<br />
bafvonbc.<br />
Conceiving, s. fattning^gSfpo.<br />
Concent, s. famljub, Ijatnioni, <strong>of</strong>i?er=<br />
n^fliimnielfe.<br />
[foncentrern.<br />
Concentrate, v. a. fanimanbrogn,<br />
Concentration , a. fnuimanbrngning i<br />
en mebflpunft ; toncentteving.<br />
Concentre, v. a. & n. fi'bia il)op, mi3=<br />
taS i en tnebelpunft; fonccnttcra.<br />
Concentric, a. fom Ont fmnmamebeU<br />
punft.<br />
Concept, 5. itttflf}, fonccpt, fcrmudu,<br />
uppfats. -ible, a. fattlig, bcgriplig.<br />
Conception,*, unbfocnbe (i mober;<br />
lifr«t),nfle(fe; fattning^gSfM, begtepp,<br />
tanfe ; foreljafuanbe ; fannebom ; mcs<br />
ning.<br />
Conceptive, Conceptions , a. ftufts<br />
fnm, afvelfani; fom fan begripa.<br />
Concern, 5. ft)p(a, angelngent)et, g'eros<br />
mnl, befymmct ; figtigOet, beti)bligl)et<br />
bijtjning : tillflyft^ort. [iiiebgif»n. eftetgift; fril)et. -ary, a. tittoten, be=<br />
Concede, v. a. eftetgifva; tiUnta,<br />
Conceit, «. tonfe, fijtftnnb, inbiUning ; Concessively , ad. meb tiffflonb.<br />
tiifatl ; begtevv ; littgifvnnljet , mening ; Conch, i. mu^lQ, fndrfffot.<br />
; .<br />
nligganbe. -, v. a. betraffo, ongS, r'os<br />
rn, intreffera ; befymro fig om. -ing,<br />
prp. nngoenbe, bettaffnnbe. -ment, s.<br />
ntiggan!)e, angelagenljet; befymmer,<br />
beltagnnbe.<br />
Concert, s. efperenSflammelfe ; fcncett<br />
Concert, v. a. <strong>of</strong>wrlagga, rnbjTa, foui=<br />
ma bfpeteng om ; uttJinfa, pajiinna.<br />
Concertation, *. aftal; vabfing ; orbs<br />
grot.<br />
Concertative, a. gratig, trntgitig.<br />
Concession, s. beinttning , tittntetfe,
72 Con<br />
Conchoid, «. fpitnlfini?.<br />
Conciliable, a. fotfontig.<br />
Conciliate, v. a. forlifn, tiiefcfn; fiits<br />
Cfirftifl, v^innn, fiSciTdffa. [fijctinrfoanbc.<br />
Conciliation, «. foclifning, f etening ;<br />
Conciliator, s. iiiebtare, fotfonnte,<br />
fcefc^fliftflte. -y , a. fotfonanBe , met;<br />
lanbe ; focffnffanSe.<br />
Concinnate, a. nntt, firlig, nrtig.<br />
Concinnity , Cuncinnateness , s.<br />
nfittlKt, beljagtigljct.<br />
Concinnous, a. onftanbig, Iriniplig,<br />
Concionator, s. vtcfl. [ptoMig.<br />
Concionatory, «. bcuflig \3ib pceBif^<br />
ntngar.<br />
Concise, a. fort o(f; eftetttljdfUg ; fntiu<br />
iiianBtngen. -ness, s. forlI)et; nnrtl)et.<br />
Concision, s. nf (horning, uiflnrning ;<br />
fcct()et, b«finniCI)et. [rtgling.<br />
Concitation, s. t'otelfe; tctelfe, upv=<br />
Conclamation, s. tiffrop, globjeiTci.<br />
Conclave, a, fonf [a», forfnmling , tab=<br />
(lag.<br />
Conclude, v.'a. nfgotn, befTuta; (lutn.<br />
-ncy, s. fijljb, flutfot*. -nt, a. bin^<br />
Banbe, ov>eBetfaglig.<br />
Conclmling, *. & a. bcftutanBe. -ly,<br />
ud. oeiiiDtfiiigligt, onefligt.<br />
ConclusiLle , a. fom fnn flutQ* , afgos<br />
to*: rigtig. [foljb.<br />
Conclusion,*, ffut, ufgong; fTutfot^,<br />
Conclusive, a. fifl; bcfrutnnbe, nfgi3=<br />
tanbc. -ness, s. cifgliinnbc ftaft.<br />
Concoagulate, f. Coagulate.<br />
Concoct, V. a. fmddfl i niagen ; luttra ;<br />
fotii; uttiinfo, fpinna it)Op.<br />
Concoction, a. totning; inatfmn[t=<br />
ning; uppgiicning.<br />
Concolour, a. af fntiniia fSrg.<br />
Concomitance, Concomitancy, «.<br />
OeleBfngning, nicbfolie, frtiitbeflanb.<br />
Concomitant, s. nubfoljare, fiiUffop.<br />
-, a. lebfoganbe, iiieBverfnnBc; Bffet;<br />
Con<br />
metfe, enig()et : (biftliff) fonferbang.<br />
-ant, a. enbtngtig, <strong>of</strong>Bcrensflriiiimnnj<br />
Be. -ate, «. fotBtag , ijfoetcn^foiiimelj<br />
f«, fijtiifning. [frcpp ; utglWa en fropp.<br />
Concorporate, v. a.& n. forenn i tn<br />
Concorporation, a. infec[ifi?anBfr«n«f}rtininn, adtot= bcppatfo; goto ell. btifoatot, tjerf;<br />
Uxa, fijdifog. -ance,«.iJfoeren^|tnmj vada jljov fig.<br />
.<br />
[bijiii.<br />
Condemnation , a. fotb'dmelfe , ffrnff,<br />
Condemnatory , a. bbmnnbe, forbS*
Con<br />
Condensation , s. tjorfnanbe , fottjotfning,<br />
licptJarfning.<br />
Condense, a. ijorf , tiit, I)oppadEab. -,<br />
f. a. £t n. tonf«nf«ra , flora ell. blifs>n<br />
tio£f.<br />
[luft uii.<br />
Condenser, s. iti;(finacf;in «« I)opvarfn<br />
Condensity, s. tatljet, tjorflef , tjo({I)et.<br />
Condescend, v. n. n«£>(Qta fig, tiinti=<br />
ga^, becivaiiin fig tiff, ffluiii;£fa.<br />
Condescendence, s. eftergiffenOet,<br />
neciatenljer. _<br />
Condescension, f. Condescendence,<br />
[gifv^en.<br />
Condescensive , a. ncblatnntc , cftct=<br />
Condign, a. onttig, fovtjcnt; b«[)'6ri3.<br />
-ness, s. bel)i5rig()et. - ly, a. »nlfi5):=<br />
tjcni , eftet fortjenf}.<br />
Condiment, s. fn/CDning ; foppa.<br />
Condisciple, s. mcClatling, IToifanitnf.<br />
Condite, V. a. fcijBtia, fi;ltn, fatta, (rig=<br />
go in.<br />
Condition, s. fJlfot,tiaf}an&,beffaffen=<br />
I)et ; ftnnt) ; tiffbuj) ; fi5rbet)nff , beting ;<br />
fontrnft. -, v. a. giicn ocforD, traffn<br />
sijfa fotbeljaff. -al, a. vnlfoc(ig, untft<br />
fotbet)nII. -ally, ad. oilfcr[ig«n, nifb<br />
fotbelj<strong>of</strong>f. -ary, «. ftnDgab; uilforlig.<br />
- ate , V. a. bcf}(iiiijiia, bcingn i otC=<br />
ning, uppgotn vifffor. -, a. betingat.<br />
-ated, a. bcffaffa6.<br />
Condolatory, a. -epistle, fonl)o=<br />
Uinsbtef.<br />
Condole, v. a. beti;ga mefclibante, b«s<br />
grata, befioga forgen. -ment, s. forg,<br />
bcfijinuier. -nce,», forgbeflogning.<br />
Condonation, s. liffgift, forlatelfe.<br />
Conduce , V. «. dj a. fijra; beforcra,<br />
fr.imia: bitvaga. [bibrogante.<br />
Conducible , Conducive , a. nytiig,<br />
Conduciveness , s. gagnbarbet, tjens<br />
ligbet. [)li;relfe; uvvfiJranbe; Ujb.<br />
Conduct, s. fiiri'aitning , anforanCe,<br />
Conduct, V. a. fora, Uia, Ubfaga;<br />
nnf 6ra , fontiitenbera.<br />
Conductitious, a. UgB, tingnb.<br />
Conductor, s. lebate, Ubfagare, onfoj<br />
rare ; f orraliare, fcnbuftoc , o(f (cbare.<br />
Conductress, s, anforetffa; fi3t»al=<br />
lorinna.<br />
Con 73<br />
Conduit, 4. Vattentor, »atten(«bning;<br />
rijr. -pipe, s. snttenriJr, fTanga.<br />
Conduplication, s. fbrbubbling.<br />
Condur, s. fcnbor (rcfogc!)-<br />
Cone, s. fon, fagia; tafffott.<br />
Confabulate, v. a. fpr<strong>of</strong>a, vrata.<br />
Confabulation, s. fauital , fnotf, prat<br />
fprafanbe. [till ett faiiital.<br />
Confabulatory, a. pratanbe ; borante<br />
Confect, 3. fonfef t , forf erbafelfe.<br />
Confect, V. a. infijlta, Ingga in.<br />
Confection, i. tiffagning (af ctt mebi*<br />
faiuent); fylt, nic^. -ary, «. fodfcrs<br />
bageri, fonbitcri. -er, s, fccferbogare,<br />
fonbitor. [forening.<br />
Confederacy, a. fotbunb, fbrbinbelfe,<br />
Confederate, s. bunb^fBruonbt. -, a.<br />
fcrbuncen, forenaB. -, v. a. dn. jnga<br />
fijrbunb ; forena; fatmnangabbo fig.<br />
Confederation, s. fotbunb, fonfeb«=<br />
Confer, >. a. fortifna; gifra, Bfucr*<br />
lemna ; fauiroba ; (notes), <strong>of</strong>oerldgga.<br />
Conference, J. jemfotelfe; unberOnnb-.<br />
ling, bfverliiiggning, fonfereng.<br />
Confess, v. a. & n. befanna , trfanna,<br />
ffrifta fig ; fFriffa, biSro enS btfdnnelfe.<br />
-edly, ad. uppenbart , <strong>of</strong>fentligen , pa<br />
ett befnnt fdtt.<br />
Confession, s. ffrift, fyn&abefdnne [fe<br />
trogbefdnnelfe ; befdnnelfe. -chair, elf.<br />
Confessional, s. biftf}ol.<br />
Confessor, «. en font befdnner, befdna<br />
nare af frijll. teligioncn; ffriflfaber,<br />
biftfabcr ; :narti)t. [fanbe,<br />
Conficiant, a. ticrffani, frafiig, o«r»<br />
Confidant, s. fortrogen, fBrtrolig t>dn.<br />
Confide, v. a. & n. (in) anfijrtto fig,<br />
f i3rlita fig va, lita vo.<br />
Confidence, *. fortrcenbe, fottrBjian,<br />
tiUforfigt ; bjetff)«t.<br />
Confident, a. fBrtrogen, -, a. oi^,<br />
fdfer; bjerf, inbil|T, f Brmdten ; gobtrca<br />
gen. -, ad. uttrl)(fligcn, for fdfctt.<br />
Confiding, a. trogcn, pnlitlig.<br />
Configuration, a. utcdrteg geflolt.<br />
Configure, v. a. bilba, forma, gifra<br />
geflali. [brdbb. -, a. ndrgrdnfanbe.<br />
Confine , a. grdnS, ramdrfe ; ftranb,<br />
;
74 Con<br />
Confine,*', a. 6t n. teinga, fufva;<br />
infltonfn ; innefpcitro ; flijta intiff. -<br />
less, a. grnnglo^, onnblig. -ment,<br />
s. tPiing, injTciinfning ; fangelfe. -r,<br />
5. grrtnne, gtnn^bo; fcjutunjrt.<br />
Confines, s. pi. granfet.<br />
Confinity, a, nrit[)et, gtannpfa)*.<br />
Confirm, v. a. befaftn, flytfn, beftoN<br />
ta, giffa ; fonfttmetn. - able , a. fom<br />
fan befaftng eff. bewifo*.<br />
Confirmation , s. flnbfiif}e(fe , beftnfs<br />
tclfe, bcv^i^; tonfitmntion ; in6inia.<br />
Conflict, V. a. flciba, fampa, fltafva<br />
Confluence, Conflux, Confluxion,<br />
s. fanininnflytning, fammanlcpp, titt;<br />
(opp,folfl)op. [manlopnnbe.<br />
Confluent, a. fammnnf[i;tanbe , fam=<br />
Conform, a. lif, liffocmig, enlig, SfretJ<br />
en^flammanbe. -, >. a. & n. gBta<br />
lifflrimmig, tompo eftec nngot; tatto^<br />
beqttamo , fogn fig «ftct nogot. -able,<br />
a. liffotmig, lifnintig , v<strong>of</strong>fanbe , ijfugtJ<br />
en^flamnianbe, (drnpliSr '>^; (V^>d-<br />
Conformation,*, liffocmigtjet, liftjet;<br />
fammonffattning.<br />
Conformity,*. liffotmigI)et ; villfotigj<br />
^et, unbetgifuenOet, fogtigl^et.<br />
Con<br />
Confortation, a. f}i;cfning.<br />
Confound , v. a. fijttitla , f i3r':itto,<br />
blanba, btinga i ootbning ; gota fiat;<br />
fcicbn.<br />
Confounded, a. fSctiitcnb, fomnionj<br />
blantab ; flat ; forljatlig ;ffnblig ; fa^Iig.<br />
Confraternity, a. btobetjTnp.<br />
Confrication, a, gnibning, ff<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
Cynfront, c a. fonfcontera; jemfbta;<br />
Confrontation, s. mttnenS ftaniflats<br />
tanbe foe ben anflagabe, fonftonteting;<br />
jemfocelfe.<br />
Confuse, v. a. btinga i ootbning , for*<br />
v>illa, fotoirta. - dness , a. f orpitting,<br />
otybiigbet.<br />
Confusion, s. cotbentlig blanbning,<br />
luifdjmafcf), fotpitting ; laim ; fotbctf,<br />
fi5tf}i5cing : |Tam. [falff.<br />
Confutable, a. fom fan t?ebet(dggn«;<br />
Confutation, s. tistetlnggning.<br />
Confute, V. a. Ufbetldggn.<br />
Conge, Congee, «.l)e!«ning, bugning;<br />
afiTeb, otl<strong>of</strong>; [<strong>of</strong>, pftmiffion. - , v. n.<br />
taga afffeb ; - to one, buga fig for.<br />
Congeal, v. a. d n. goto titt ii ; ISpa<br />
iI)op ; fti;fn, fleina, b.icbna. -able, a.<br />
fom fan ftyfa. -ment, a. xi , i^flump,<br />
()Opftufen maffa.<br />
Congelation, a. fomnianfti;«ning,<br />
ficlning; fti)fl)et, faf}I)et.<br />
Congener, Congenerous, a. <strong>of</strong> fam=<br />
ma att, famfldgtab. -ness, a. lifo wc-.<br />
fptung. [famma natut.<br />
Congenial, a. <strong>of</strong> famma fTdgte; <strong>of</strong><br />
Congeniality, Congenialness , a.<br />
fl.igtffap, finnc^Iifljct.<br />
Congenite, Congenitor, a. tfiffing.<br />
-, a. focb po famma gang.<br />
Congeon, a. bvetg, liten menniffa.<br />
Conger, s. l)aHaL [fet ; I)op, Ijijg.<br />
Congeries, a. maffa <strong>of</strong> Ijopparfabe fa«<br />
Congest, V. a. Idgga i Ijcgat ; [)ops<br />
famla; fota lillfammnnS. -ible, a.<br />
fom fan lagga^ i I)i5g.<br />
Congestion, a. fongefiion.<br />
Conglaciate, v. n. fti>fa , ftelna , fots<br />
canMa riff \i.<br />
Conglaciation, a. ft^^ning, inning.
Con<br />
yOngloLate , a. fiMutetnB «n. gjuten<br />
tiU in I)arb fula. -, v. a. fammantul.<br />
In, fi>niiera tiff en I)nrC fula.<br />
;;ongloLation, s. fonnecing till fula;<br />
tun^ fcLH'i', fu(a. [fctiii ; blifpa runD.<br />
^^on'Aohe, v. a. & n. btinga i fu[=<br />
Conglomerate, a. fulfotmig; I)op»<br />
reilat, faiiimnntuItaB. — , v. u. ni;Po,<br />
bopvciftn, famiuanrulla.<br />
jlomeration, a. IjopOIonbning,<br />
T.ifning, I)og.<br />
jlutinate, v.a.&n. I)op(iiniiin,<br />
iiunnfega; IjopliutuiaS, fiirenaS met.<br />
[Jouglurination, s. l)opliiuning , fnmiimnfogning,<br />
fotbinbelfe.<br />
Congratulant, a. [ydonffante.<br />
Congi-atulate, v. a. gcatuUta, i\}i'^n-<br />
[betugclfe." Conjuncture, a. tibpunft ; fonjunftur,<br />
Congratulation, s. l\)i'inS(an, glatjes bclngenb«t.<br />
Congratulatory, a. a;iiiioba. -ural,<br />
em fan ^iffo^ , byggb pa f'drmotar<br />
pipningat. _ [giffnr,<br />
Coiijector, Conjecturer, s. en foni<br />
Conjecturality, s. fiimtcban, gipning.<br />
Conjecture , s, gipning fonneban :<br />
,<br />
ling ; nii^taiife. -,v. a. giffa, fi)i:=<br />
Co, jTuta.<br />
Con 75<br />
ConjoI)l)le, V. a. ijfuetlaggo, uppgora<br />
; ;<br />
Conjoin, v. a. & n. I)Opfoga; fi)tfnip=<br />
ingn fijtbunb meb ; f erenn^.<br />
Conjoint, «. forenab, fainntanfogab;<br />
fanifiilt. [(Tnpet.<br />
Conjugal , a. nfta, font I/otet tiff aftens<br />
Conjugate, 5. cfoeren^ftammelfe i bats<br />
Icbning. — , v. a. f otena ; fomnianoi*<br />
ga; fonjugpra.<br />
Conjugation, a. fonjugation; fonu<br />
nfcgning. [ntanbe.<br />
Conjunct, a. fotcnab, <strong>of</strong>tjcrcnsflnnis<br />
Conjunction, «. Ijopfogning, fiStening;<br />
fonjunftion.<br />
Conjunctive, a. ^opfogonbe; noga fou<br />
enab. -ness,s. fijrbinbanbe cgenffap.<br />
befi?arjning, fortt<strong>of</strong>fning, tr<strong>of</strong>ffonf}.<br />
Conjure, v. a. & n. pgeligen bcbjn,<br />
befrrirja; faniiiiangabba fig; framfaffa<br />
(nnbar) ; tt<strong>of</strong>fa.<br />
Conjurement, a. <strong>of</strong>fpnrfnm inffnrps<br />
ning ; IjBgtiblig uppmaning.<br />
Conjurer, a. ttoKfatl; f)e;i:mn|lare ; ans<br />
bejTiibare; infffpelate. [tt<strong>of</strong>fbom.<br />
Conjuring , a. befpntjning , fpartfonii,<br />
Connasccnce, a. geuienfom bijtb.<br />
Connate, a. faiiib'otbig.<br />
Connatural, a. natuttig; mebfebb;<br />
lif. [ma natut ; tif()et ; frrigtgcmenjTap.<br />
Connaturality , s. betaftigOet af fams<br />
Connect, v. a. & n. binba iljop, fanu<br />
manfcga, fbvcna, fatnmanfebja; bdnga<br />
tiUfammang; fla i fbtbinbelfe. -ively,<br />
manhiinganbe.<br />
Connivance,*, feenbe g«nom ftngetno,<br />
<strong>of</strong>vecfccnbe, efteclatenbet; tiffuinfning.<br />
Connive (at), *'. n. fe genom ftngnno.<br />
Connivent, a. eftcttot«n.<br />
Connoisseur, a. fdnnate; fonndpt.<br />
Connotate, v. a. tiffifa onmdcfn , Ht»<br />
judtfa.
76 Cen<br />
Connotation, a. foljt), flutfatd, f'6rI)aU<br />
lanDe. [matfn.<br />
Connote, v. a. ami^a, inbcgtipn; ut=<br />
Connubial, a. afro, tillprig nftenffnv.<br />
Connudate, v. a. blotta, afflaba.<br />
Conqnassate, v. a. ff<strong>of</strong>a, tiffa.<br />
Conquassation, s. ffafning, tiftning.<br />
Conquer, v. a. d n. etdfta ; <strong>of</strong>uetpin;<br />
na, beffgca, uuBerfufBO ; ijinna, ffgtQ.<br />
-able, a. bfpct»innerlig. -ing, «. &<br />
a. ct<strong>of</strong>ring; fsgrnnbe. -or, a. fegcnre,<br />
Conquest, «. f«g«t, et'<strong>of</strong>ring ; bijte.<br />
Consanguineous, a. nata fTngt.<br />
Consanguinity, *. bleb^bnnb , ncirn<br />
iToijiifap. [tiiflnpncfning.<br />
Conaarcination, s. tjopflirfning ; fani!<br />
Conscience,*. fniu\icte; fninoetiifnf<br />
inuiuteg faniTa ; mcCvetenljet.<br />
Conscientious, a., fmnuet^grnnn ; 6i[=<br />
lig, teftlig. -ly, ad. rirligt, biUigt. -<br />
ness, s. fninvet6grann()et, biffigl)et.<br />
Conscionable, a. f'ocnuftig, biffig, rnt.<br />
Conscious, a. nietsetante, setanbc;<br />
<strong>of</strong>oectygab. -ness, a. niebv>eienl)et,<br />
inijacteS funffap.<br />
Conscript, a. iniTtifcen. [tion.<br />
Conscription, s. infTrifning , fonjTiip.<br />
Consecrate, a. imngb, l)e(gab; fano:<br />
nifjtnb. -, V. a. ()e(grt, invign , sign;<br />
<strong>of</strong>fra ; fanonifcrn ; tillcgnvi, b«bicera.<br />
Consecration, s. intiigning, ()t[gntng :<br />
fanonifecing. [ht b«oifl.<br />
Consectary, s. f oljb nf l) font rt ban<br />
Consecution, s. foljb, (lutfnts.<br />
Consecutive , a. vn Ooatanbra f6(jnn=<br />
be, i tnb.<br />
Consension, s. bfpeicn^fJnninielfe.<br />
Consent, s. fniiitijcfe, bifntl; bei>iU<br />
janbe, cftevgift. - , t>. n. fomtijdfa, bi.<br />
;<br />
faffo, gittn.<br />
Consignment, «. fdnbning ; bep<strong>of</strong>iiion;<br />
Consentaneous, a. bfi>erensflnimiian» Cunsimilar, a. lif. [bepcfition?a!tcf}.<br />
be, lifinritig, «nlig. -ness, 5. <strong>of</strong>yetJ Consist, V. n. befta ; inncljnffa; i5ft?cr»<br />
engfinmnielfc, liffocniig!)et , cnligl)et.<br />
Consentient, a. famtydEnnbe, bifaHnn.<br />
be. [bctl)ben[)et.<br />
Consequence , s. fo(jb, ftutfotg ; ijigt;<br />
Consequent, 5. feljb, (Tutfaig. -, a.<br />
pafoljanbe ; faminnnljnnganbe.<br />
Con<br />
Consequential, a. pafbljonDc, teael*<br />
bunbcn. -ness,j>-. ccDentligt famiuon.<br />
l)ang tU. foibinbelfe.<br />
Consequentlj', ad. foljaftltgcn.<br />
Consequentness , s. rigtigt faiiuiian.<br />
Ijnng.<br />
Conservable, a. fern fan bibeljattae.<br />
Conservation, s. uppelj<strong>of</strong>fning , bet?n.<br />
ring, bcffi)bD. [pehollnnbe, fenfctrativ.<br />
Conservative, s. & a. bevatanbe, up=<br />
Conservator, s. bcvarare, be|Ti;bbave.<br />
Conservatory, s. flriUc bet nngonting<br />
fi.'tr>acag, fiicoacingstuni , bcifl)ug. -,<br />
a. tcn^nvatif.<br />
Conserve, s. foif etfonfetf , infijltob<br />
ftutt ; fcrvinringgrum. -, v. a. bcvatn,<br />
vnbuiogHnlla, bebalTa; infi;Ita.<br />
Consession, *. fauifittning ; foifauu<br />
Consessor, s. bifittare. [ling.<br />
Consider, v. a. & n. betraftn, unbcis<br />
fiifn; ijfcetrdga, eftetpnna; <strong>of</strong>ta, et.<br />
ffinna; sebecgatta: onfe; vaniinna fig ;<br />
ii;cfn, tcifia. -able, a. onfenlig, be«<br />
ii^blig, flot ; vigtig ; cftectanflig. -<br />
ableness, s. tigr, bctDbenljet ; uarbe;<br />
fiorrjet. -ance, *. rigtigljel ; bcttafieU<br />
fc, ijfceronganbe. - ate , a. atf\?ntfant,<br />
fbcfigtig; omidnffnm. -ateness, «.<br />
fotfigtigfjet ; betanffamOet.<br />
Consideration, s. <strong>of</strong>revinggning, <strong>of</strong>a<br />
seroaganbe, betdnfnnbe ; <strong>of</strong>ining, on»<br />
feenbe ; iiebergdOning ; i^i9t, affeenbe.<br />
Considering, a. eftetianffam, ft<strong>of</strong>.<br />
-, prp. i anfeenbe tiff, i betraftanbe <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Consign, v. a.&n. fonfigneta, abbref*<br />
feca (>?ntoc); tifffjnffa, onfortto, bepo;<br />
neta: eftcrgifon; unberfftifra.<br />
Consignation , 5. beponecing ; <strong>of</strong>fers<br />
laming. [tor.<br />
Consignee, s. emottagarc, agent, fafs<br />
en«|laninin. -ence, -ency,s. befinnb,<br />
cntafiigbet, naturlig tifffJnnb, fnniinan*<br />
bang; efDcren^ftamniflfe, liffotmigtiet.<br />
-ent, a. befiaenbe, bfvcrcngfldmmo<br />
be ;<br />
faf}.<br />
Consistorial, a. fonfifioviej.
Con<br />
; ;<br />
Consistory, a. Ijiigtiblig fotfamlmg Conspire, v. n. faunnangnBBn fig, cons<br />
fenfiflotium.<br />
fpii-etn, gora inytcti ; mebwctfa.<br />
Consociate, a. famtnt, metbtottt, Conspurcate, v. a. bt^iiia, fubta.<br />
bu^^6fLH«a^6t. -, v. a. & n. fbcbins Conspurcation, s. fubting. [bijfogbe.<br />
&n, fot9()et,<br />
nniiintunnigljet. [ning, fouivlott.<br />
Conspiracy, 5. myteti, fanimongQtib=<br />
Conspirant, a. famutanfparjanbe.<br />
Conspiration, s. fanmianfrntjning.<br />
Conspirator, s. fammanfouttn, uii)s<br />
\3Xi , ftfttrtDQCe.<br />
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Constancy, s. beftnnbigOet, <strong>of</strong>otanbet:<br />
ligl)ei, ftiintaf tigljer ; finbigljet, faefluts<br />
; ;<br />
fomber, vnfl)ct.<br />
Constant, a. bsjlnnfcig, ^Janbaftig;<br />
i?araftig : cfotanbctlig, fajt.<br />
Constellate, v. n. urgijta en fljetm<br />
bi(B: glanfa viil eiiifting. [tion.<br />
Constellation, «. lljetnbilb , fcnptCas<br />
Consternation, s. befiettning, fota<br />
fftncfelfe, l)npnnB.<br />
Constipate, v. a. bopttnnga; jjoppa<br />
igen; fotftcppa.<br />
[jioppning.<br />
Constipation, s. Ijopttringning ; for*<br />
Constituent,*, bufuubman, principal<br />
befinnbeCet. -, a. «lementati(I, Ms<br />
fenbtlig, liffljoranbe. [utgijta; intciita.<br />
Constitute, v. a. fotottnn, tifffatta ;<br />
Constitution, 5. fonjiitution, foniinnns<br />
fiitrning, bepaftcnbet ; frcpp^befFnffcns<br />
l)et; li;nne; tegetingsfonn. -al,a.<br />
laglifmatig; Sftietenopanimanbe nieb<br />
fonfliiuiionen, l)5ranbe tilt ftoppgbeffnfs<br />
fent)etcn.<br />
Constitutive, a. (ogfiiftnnbe , f'orotb*<br />
nante , fcm fan fonfiitueca.<br />
Constrain, v. a. t>.nnga, nobga ; bins<br />
ia, fjettra; inncftuia. -able, a. fern<br />
fan (agtigen ttjinga^. -edly, a. ui«b<br />
tv>ang, ogeina.<br />
Constraint, s.tijong, ifngt bemobanbe.<br />
Constrict, v. a. binba, cSlbfamt f)op»<br />
trrtnga. [niantti;£fning, f)opbinbning.<br />
Constriction , a. Oopttangning , fouis<br />
Constrictor, a. T. fmnmanbraganbe<br />
muffcl. [a. {(opbinbanbe.<br />
Constringe, v. a. fommanbtoga. -nt.<br />
Construct, v. a. bngga, uppfota, ons<br />
tagga; uppfafJn; fotfcirbiga; uitcinfo.<br />
Construction, a. bijggnab, famm«n=<br />
fattning ; fonfttufticn ; fotf taring ; upp=<br />
I lijgning af ctt prob(eni; ombouie.<br />
Constructive, a. fanimanfogante.<br />
Constructure, s. bi)ggnac, bi^ggning.<br />
I Construe, v. a. fonfitutta, fauinian»
78 Con<br />
fntta ; utinggn, l\)ta, f otf (ocrt.<br />
Constuprate, v. a. ffcinba, fcnnfn.<br />
Constupration, s. otuft; cSlbtngt,<br />
franfning.<br />
Consubstanrial, a. mebuafenbttig,<br />
bcf^iienbe <strong>of</strong> faiiima VnfenCe.<br />
Consubstantiality, s. (ifa ri|'enCili9l)«r.<br />
ConsnLstantiate, v. a. foxtvtt tiff<br />
Consnetude, s. vana. [lifn ij<strong>of</strong>entc.<br />
Consul, s. fonful. - ship, s. fonful5=<br />
rnrt)ig()«t. -ar, a. IjornnDe tiff en fcn=<br />
ful. -ate, s. fonfut^f.ittig()et eff. at i<br />
:<br />
fonfuiat.<br />
Consult, V. a. & 71. tabftagrt , begani<br />
rnD; ntga ulfcrfFa; ratila, cffetlcigga.<br />
Consultation, s. robftag, tabplagniiig,<br />
fbnfelj.<br />
Consulter, s. b«n foiu tobftagar.<br />
Consumable , a. font fan fottdra^ eff .<br />
fSrberftjas.<br />
Consume, v. a. fi n. fortnra, fijtfiij;<br />
xa, fbtbvufn ; fnffn af, nfti^na.<br />
Consummate, a. fuffborbab, fuHfont;<br />
iiiab, fuCfomlig, —,v.a. fuHbotba,<br />
fuffdnba, utfijra.<br />
Consummation, s. fuffbotSan ; t>er(=<br />
ben* anbe: Miben. [tr?infot, [ungfot.<br />
faffenbet fov trinfot.<br />
Contalmlate, v. a. Ingga golf.<br />
Contabulation, s. btnb^tagning , vn=<br />
netning. [I)OVfcgnini\.<br />
Contact, 5. vibtbting; nora fetcning,<br />
Contagion, «. fmitta, fmitifrtnt f)uf=<br />
boui. [-ness, s. fniittfnmbet.<br />
Contagious, a. fniittfnm, fmittanbe.<br />
Contain ,v. a. & n. innebSffa , inne^<br />
fmta , inbtgtipn ; ftyta , baffa tiflbflfrt :<br />
|ii)ta fig. - able , a. fom fan IjaffaS<br />
tittbnfa ; foni fan innefattn :c.<br />
Contaminate, a. beflarfab, befmittab.<br />
-, V. a. bffinitta, befubia, otena.<br />
Contamination, s. bcfmittelfe, bc^<br />
fldcfning.<br />
Contemerated , a. fotbnfMb.<br />
Contemn, v. a. fbiafta, ide bti; fig<br />
Con<br />
oni. -er, s. en font focaftar.<br />
Contemper (Contemperate), v. a.<br />
ifinpttera, gora mattlig ; iliffa. -'<br />
ament, s. grob af tempetanienr.<br />
Contemperation, s. btantning ; rnxU<br />
bring, tempertring. [bfv«t(>igga.<br />
Contemplate, v. a. bejTaba , botraha;<br />
Contemplation, s. h^^lXsoxiXii , bcrv<strong>of</strong>j<br />
tanbe; bjgnnibanbe, bfperldggning.<br />
Contemplative, a. bettottante ; bjut:<br />
finnig, cftettanffani.<br />
Contemporal, Contemporaneous,<br />
Contemporary, s. St a. faimitic).<br />
Contemporise, v. a. gbta famtifig.<br />
Contempt, s. foraft, <strong>of</strong>lTi;. -ible, a.<br />
fotaftlig, genien. -ibleness, 5. foe<br />
attligber. -uous, a. fijtafiltg , fovaf^<br />
tanbe, bbgmcbig, f}o(t. -uousness, s.<br />
&fi>etniob, fbtafr, bbgntob.<br />
Contend, v. a. & n. befiriba, pafJa;<br />
bi^piitera, tcifia ; tdfia, fJrdfua. -ent,<br />
-er, s. niotftanbare ; gtdlniafate; fdf«<br />
tare, fdmpe.<br />
Contension, s. bembbanbe.<br />
Content,*, nbje, tifffreb^fiaffeife, (ugn;<br />
floctef, ti;ntb, fibb, inneball. -,<br />
nbjb, fbtnbjb, tifffreb*. -,v. a. foe<br />
Consumption,*. f6ttnting, atgang<br />
ia, tifffrebsftdffa gcbtgbrn.<br />
;<br />
Contentation, «. tifffceb^jtdffelfe.<br />
Consumptive, a. fijctdranbe, tranfjuf Contented, a. nbjb, fbtnbjb, tifffcebSs<br />
lungfigiig. -ness, «. utmetgling; ftdffb. -ly,arf. fbvnbjfamt; taligt.<br />
-ness, s. tifffreb^ftdffeife.<br />
Contentful, a. nbjb, tiffftebd.<br />
Contention, s. ttdta, 1!rib, tsjiU, tdfs<br />
"<br />
Ian, l),iftig()ct.<br />
Contentious, a. firibig , ttdtfani. -<br />
ness, 5. ttdt^itigOct, faffenf)etottgtd(a.<br />
Contentless, a. nti^nbjB, otolig.<br />
Contentment,*, fbcnbjfambet ; tiff*<br />
ftetsfidflelfe.<br />
Contents, s. pi. innebaff.<br />
Conterminous, a. ndtgtdnfanbc,<br />
granfanbe intiff. [ma lanb.<br />
Conterraneous , a. ifran ett od) faius<br />
Contest, *. iiMf}, oenigbet, fftib.<br />
Contest, V. a. & n. beftriba, tdfin, bi««<br />
vutcca. -able, a. fttibig , cj>ip, tfifs<br />
veUiftig. -ableness, *. nibjligtjet atl<br />
funna beftcibag, tsifoelafiigljet.
Con<br />
Contestate, v. a, b«»ittna. [ning.<br />
Contestation, s. tpif}, ttrita; incant=<br />
Contex, f. a. Oopynfvia, fBcbinCa.<br />
Context, *. fammanljang, font«;rt. -,<br />
a. ferfnippnt, foccnab.<br />
Contexture, s. Ciifnob, fmiimnnfog^<br />
ning ; fi)frem.<br />
Contignation, s. i>\tiflag.<br />
Contiguity, «. fniitmnn|!'6tnin(j ; tittgrnn^ning,<br />
Bibming, nntt)tt. [intitf.<br />
Contiguous, a. nnrliggnnbe fMUanbe<br />
,<br />
Continence, Continency, s. atcr.<br />
fjntlfaiiiljet, fi)ff()ct : faiiiiiinnljnng.<br />
Continent, 5. fontinent, f<strong>of</strong>l lanh. -,<br />
a. nterl)attfnm, mattlig, fyfF; fanuiian;<br />
()angnnbe, cnfbcuten; injTninfnnbe.<br />
Continental, a. tjocnnfce tilt f<strong>of</strong>la kttJ<br />
(^ontinge, v. a. Pibr'ora. [tet.<br />
Contingence, Contingency, s. I)an=<br />
bclfc, tillfiiffigtjet, flump; gnrb.<br />
Contingent, s. onbel; Oiinbelfe; fcn=<br />
tingent. -, a. tiafnaig ; tnlforlfg. -<br />
ness, s. tiHfnUigOct, fTumi.', r),inbelf«.<br />
Continual, a. beflanbig, oafOtuten,<br />
oup».'f)«lig.<br />
Continuance, s. Bnt<strong>of</strong>tigftet ; foctfntt=<br />
ning, fufffijtjnnbc : Oenunfl.<br />
Continuate, a. fijtennb ; fcrtfntt.<br />
Continuation, s. fottfottning , fottfa=<br />
ranbe. [onfbtutcn.<br />
Condnuative, a. f5c«nab; ibfatlig,<br />
Continue, p. a. & n. fortffitta, full-<br />
figut.<br />
Contrab<strong>and</strong>, a. fStbjuben. -, i>. a.<br />
infijra f iirbjubna Patov. -, s. fotbjubnn<br />
Contract, s. fonttflft, forbtag, arfotb.<br />
Contract, v. n. fnmiiianbtaga, fet:<br />
ininfFa ; Scraga fig ; fftunipna , rijnfas'<br />
inga fonttaft, fluta fijp.<br />
Coutractation, s. ncfovb.<br />
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Con 79<br />
Contractedness, s. fanuuanbrngning<br />
; a<br />
(jopfrljitipning.<br />
Contractibility, s. Oopbtflg6arf)ct.<br />
Contractible, a. fftmiiinnbrciglig, fom<br />
fan fiitfcrtn^. [fanunnn^; ftnnipaftig.<br />
Contractile , a. font btnget fig tiff*<br />
Contraction, s. fnnininnbrngning<br />
fbrfcrtning, abbtet>iation ; ftantp.<br />
Contractor, 5. fontvnI)ent , le»eranfor.<br />
Contracture, s. inbtagning, famuicin*<br />
ttogning.<br />
Contradict , v. a. motfiiga , fntta fig<br />
>t, bcfttiba; - one's self , fijrtola<br />
[bi9l)«t.<br />
Contradiction, s. niotfAgelfe, tnotf}ci»<br />
Contradictious, a. motfiiganbe ; fiiis<br />
big. - ness , s. faltcn()et flit ntotfagefs<br />
fe; tvatgirigbet; cfi3tcn(ig()ct,<br />
Contradictive, a. niotfngnnbc.<br />
Contradictoriness, .s. Ijntbnadfcnfjtt,<br />
nictfpnnfJigljet. [gnnbe.<br />
Contradictory, a. inctftribig, motfns<br />
Contradistinction, s. ntffilnnb genont<br />
tfiitm cgenffiiper.<br />
Contradistinguish, v. a. ntjTitjn g«»<br />
n motfattn egenjTnpci. [nan.<br />
Contramure, s. nmr frmnfot en an»<br />
Contraposition, s. inoiftnffning.<br />
Contraregularity,*. oocbning, nf*<br />
ifiiing frnn regeln.<br />
Contrariant, a. motfnganbe, ficibig.<br />
Contraries, s. pi. falfet fern uppOnfsa<br />
fclja; bibel)aaa; fortfatii, tocfa ; v'xfcai: (jV'aranbtn.<br />
fotbIift)a. -dly, ad. onflatligr, oafb
80 Con<br />
trifta ; vcterldgga.<br />
Controvertible, a. ti?if}ig, flvibig,<br />
oviif. [putcrat.<br />
Controvertist, s. trifinte, en fom bif*<br />
Contumacious, a. ttebl?, o()6tfam, en«<br />
vig, egenfinnig, gcnftrdfrng, [)Qtbnacfab.<br />
Contumaciousness, Contumacy, s.<br />
Iteb[?a, moifJrdfBigtjer, oI)ocfnm()et, uppj<br />
pubfigbet.<br />
Contumelious, a. jTiimtUg, fmnbefull<br />
l)an(ig. -ness , s. biijelfe ott fTijuifa;<br />
ol)i)ffabt ^>.ifenbe ; focebniclfe.<br />
Contumely,*. ffijmf, fotfmnbelfe, fmd«<br />
tef, foraft. [fiogo.<br />
Contuse, t^. a. pta; qt>dfaj jTabn,<br />
;<br />
Con<br />
ra; i3f»«tttata, btyta ciitot en i5foe«ngs Contusion,*, fr<strong>of</strong>ning, qen^ning, flSf,<br />
foimiulfe. [brl)tclfe. fontufion.<br />
Contravention, «. <strong>of</strong>oerttntelff , f9t» Conundioim, s. nijif : (ufJigt utitytf.<br />
Contrectation , a. IjanCtetnnSe. Convalescence, Convalescency, *.<br />
Contributary, a. iTntt|Tl)[^ig.<br />
liUftiiTning.<br />
Contribute, '. a. bibcogn, Ojetpa tiC, Convalescent, a. tittfriffnanbe.<br />
crtagga ffntt; fonttibueta.<br />
Conval-Uly, *. litjefoneal.<br />
Contribution,*, fontcibution, tiH|To|l, Convenable , a. Idniplig, tjenanbe,<br />
iTalt ; nieDt>etfnn. [gnntc. I'liffonbc, bfpevenijftrimmftnbe.<br />
Contiibutive, a. befottconBe , bit)tn= Convene, v. a. & n. fijcfomla, fam=<br />
Contributor, s. Ben fom biStagor.<br />
iiianfalfa, fomiiia tilfbopn.<br />
Contributory, a. bitrngnnbe, t)jel= Convenience, Conveniency, *. lags<br />
Contristate, v. a. bebt<strong>of</strong>oa. [patibc. ligl)er, beqfdmligbti; anfldnbigOet.<br />
Contristation, s. bebti5ft>iinbe, fotg. Convenient, a. logtig, beqvnm, paf:<br />
Contrite, u. fotft<strong>of</strong>fab; bebt<strong>of</strong>nab, anj fanCe, anfldnbig. -ness, *. bequnm*<br />
vKtfua. [botfnctigbft, fonberfiotning. ligbet ; ffiifligbet.<br />
Contriteness, Contrition, s. ongtt, Convent, s. fl<strong>of</strong>lct. [fefufnpea.<br />
Contrivable, «. tnnfbnt.<br />
Conventicle, *. beiiilig fnmmnnfomft;<br />
Contrivance, s. v<strong>of</strong>unb, uppfiinning; Conventicler, *. en fom I)5rec liH nas<br />
vinn, nn|Tng; utong.<br />
gon fefi ctt. bemlig fbrfamling.<br />
Contrive, f. o.
Con<br />
Convertible, a. oniOiinBbnr.<br />
Convex, s. fuffrigljft; en fullrig frop|>.<br />
ed, a. fiillrig, ftotlif, IjpalfC.<br />
Convexity, s. fuHrigOn.<br />
Convexo-concave, a. fullrig pa »na<br />
fitaii od) urgrovt Vii ten nntro. [ficot.<br />
Convexo-convex, a. fulltig vn b^&n<br />
Convey, f . a. fijrn, hdta, bringn,<br />
fFirfa, (Taffa: SfperUninn; iiiffitfln, fo =<br />
ga. -ance, s. fijta, transport, Bfver^<br />
lat.mte; Ijemut. -ancer, a. en foiii<br />
uppfatter en <strong>of</strong>verliitelfejlrift ; notatie.<br />
Convict, *. Inguunnen mifsatare. -,<br />
a. Dfi?ett^gnb, faffallD ; iSfrerberifrtf.<br />
— , f. a. <strong>of</strong>vnbivifa; logbintn, <strong>of</strong>vtu<br />
ti)ga om bcott.<br />
Conviction, a. <strong>of</strong>certygelfe, Bfv;erbe=<br />
Cloning. ["ifonbe.<br />
Convictive , a. 5foerti)gnnbe, Bfvetbe;<br />
convince, v. a. <strong>of</strong>rettijga cm, besifa.<br />
-ment, s. Dfv'ertV)ge(|'e; beriS.<br />
Convincible, a. beeislig, cnefUg.<br />
Convincingly, ad. vS ett 6focttl;gnn5<br />
te frttt.<br />
Convincingness, a. Haxt btvii.<br />
Convive, v. a. untfiignn, trafieta.<br />
Convi^-ial , a. bornnte tiff grifJnbub<br />
IjijgtiClig, fefrlig- [faiii(a.<br />
Convocate, V. a. frtinnintifnffn , for=<br />
Convocation, a. fnutninnfaffelfe, uvcfation; ptefimBie, fi;noB.<br />
Convoke, v. a. fanmianfaffa.<br />
[Convoluted, a. bopruffab, famman»<br />
serf lob ; fnmmanfncbb.<br />
Convolution, *. bopoetfling, fanmiant<br />
tuITning, onilinDnina.<br />
Convolve, v. a. faniuiontuffn , bop=<br />
'onvoy, a. fonooj. [seitn.<br />
Convoy, c. a. lebfaga, bejTijbba, be^<br />
da, tiynvc\)txa.<br />
Ilouvulsion,^. frog, frnnip, fcnt>utfion.<br />
""onvulsive, a. fcnvulfif, ftanipnfiig.<br />
Cony, s. fonin. —burrow, s. fnnin=<br />
gkb for tanincr. [bragn, narra.<br />
Couy-catch , c. a. jng<strong>of</strong>oninet; be=<br />
Coo, V. n. tnurin, Iota fern buffer. -<br />
ing, s. tuffelntc, fnurtanbe.<br />
Cook, s, fcif, f<strong>of</strong>ecjTa. -ery, a. f<strong>of</strong>=<br />
fcml, motrebning. -maid, s. (bfgpiga.<br />
llnglish - Stt'ediih Diet.<br />
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-room, a. tijf ; fabi>fa. -, v. a. f<strong>of</strong>o,<br />
Iiigo Minr, tiCfnga.<br />
Cool, a. fi;ln, fi'«(frt, frifF luft. -, a.<br />
fi'ol, fytig; fnttfinnig. -, o. a. & n.<br />
fi)!a, fynlfa; fcoln; fiiffa, niilbra;<br />
fvodig; fnffna; ge efter. -er, *. nSs<br />
got fom filler, fijnlfbrijdE ; fi)(fni. -ing,<br />
a. ftintfning. -ish, a. fi)lig, frcil. -<br />
ness, a. frntfa, fuln ; faff|'innigl)ct.<br />
Coom, s. for ; bjulfniorjn. [bushels).<br />
Coomb, s. ett fobesniolt (l)aKer=<br />
Cooptation, s. »ol af en n^ Icbnnict;<br />
upptogning i botn^ fiaffe. [tang.<br />
Coordinate, a. <strong>of</strong> lifa orbning eff.<br />
Coordination, a. [ifljet, jentnlifftet.<br />
Coot, a. atta; blasflarfa (fogel).<br />
Cop, s. topp , fpct^. [bet i egenbom.<br />
Coparcenary, Coparcency, a. Ufa<br />
Coparcener, «. niebntfvnnge.<br />
Copartner, s. bolag^mnn, belegnre,<br />
luebintieffeni. -ship, a. bolng.<br />
Copatain, a. uppIjBjb.<br />
Cope, a. d)crfapa ; I)ufpubbenab ; \ait.<br />
-, V. a. Q: n. bctacfo; PriCa, flap,<br />
fiifra, tvifta: ftidfa ut.<br />
Copesmate, a. fainrat , foiupanjon.<br />
'^oping, a. napptag, fii'ftonbe; froppSg<br />
>a ett tnf ; fanien af en niur.<br />
Copious, a. i;)iinig, <strong>of</strong>oerflobig, rif<br />
vibtyfiig; orbrif. -nes8,«. rifbet, <strong>of</strong>*<br />
inrPiib; vibtyftigbet , utfBrligbet.<br />
Copped, Coppled, a. fpeifig ; ferfebb<br />
iiub l<strong>of</strong>^. [peff.<br />
Coppel, a. fmoltbigel, proberbigel, fa»<br />
Copper, a. foppar ; fopparfittet. -, a.<br />
af foppat. -nose, 5. branvingn<strong>of</strong>o.<br />
-plate, a. fopparpiat. -rust, a. erg,<br />
fopporerg. -smith, a, fopparfnieb,<br />
foppar|T(igare. -work, 4. fopparl)i;t»<br />
IQ, fepparDftf.<br />
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Copperas, s. t>itrio[.<br />
Coppery, a. fopvatOaWg ; fovpcitrtftig.<br />
Coppice, s. fmaffog.<br />
Copple-dust, ff. puttjet for an t«n<<br />
Copse, 5. fmolTog. [gota mctaffev.<br />
Copsy, a. buifiifiig. [vata fig.<br />
Copulate, v.a.&n. foccna, paca<br />
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Copulation, 5. patning, famfTng.<br />
Copulative, a. focbincon&e, fammnni<br />
fcgnnce.<br />
Copy, s. fopia, aflTrift; exemptat; inci*<br />
niiiTvipt; fotfTtift. -book, s. ffctg<strong>of</strong>-<br />
fefert. -, a. feffti, bcljogfjuf.<br />
Coquette, s. bcljagfjufi fruntinimet.<br />
Coquetry, «. f<strong>of</strong>cttcri, teljngfjufn.<br />
Coquettish, a. f<strong>of</strong>jit, bel)ngfjuf.<br />
Coral, s. fcraff. -moss, s. fotalm<strong>of</strong>=<br />
fa. -line, 3. & a. f otattni<strong>of</strong>ya ; nf<br />
Corh,5. fclfotg. [forflll: foraCfatgnb.<br />
Corban , s. forg Ijnati otin<strong>of</strong>ot infaiiu<br />
iai ; nliii<strong>of</strong>a, gafrrt ; <strong>of</strong>fet.<br />
Corbe, a. fc<strong>of</strong>ig, blijb. *<br />
Corbeil, Corbel,^. jTansforg; tnlbtmii<br />
i n.ucac, nifd,. ^<br />
Cord, «. frvecf, tog, fno6, fnScc ; fltnng :<br />
(<strong>of</strong> -wood), febfauin. - maker, s.<br />
rcpftagate; fejtnre. -wood, s. fnfi^<br />
ccb. -, V. a. binbn , fnflo nub flcetf :<br />
(wood), Ingga oeb i famnni:. -age,<br />
s. tcigvetf.<br />
Cordelier, s. ftancBfnncniiunf.<br />
Cordial, s. Ojertflijtfanbe iiiebfl. -,<br />
a. uppniuntrnnbe, tc<strong>of</strong>lnnbe ; Ijjettlig,<br />
bill, upprigtig, Pfidiiennnbe; fotttogcn.<br />
Cordiality, Cordialness , «. Ijjeits<br />
lig ti(Igifvent)er, upptigtigl)ct.<br />
Cordovan, Cordwain, s. fncbuon<br />
(famiTQN fTinn), [mafnre.<br />
Cordwainer, 5. fnrbunnSmnfaie; ffo=<br />
Core,*. fnvnl)u^ i ftuft; bjerta; ini<br />
netfta ; bolbniobbtr.<br />
Coriaceous, a. nf Inber, Inbetr.ftig.<br />
Cori<strong>and</strong>er, s. fotinnbec (ott).<br />
Corinth, s. fotintst.<br />
Corinthian, a. forintiff.<br />
Cor i<br />
Cork , s. fotfttnb ; fotf. -ingpin, j. |<br />
flot fnappnSt, gr<strong>of</strong> fioppnal. -screw,<br />
s. fovffFtuf.<br />
Cork, f . a. focfa, tillfotfn, ffitta focf i. J<br />
Cormorant, s. (jafsijfibtr.<br />
Corn, s. fotn; fnb, fpnnniat; liftcvn.<br />
-age , s. <strong>of</strong>gift pa ffift- -ch<strong>and</strong>ler,<br />
s. fpnnmalgl)anblnvc. -cutter, s. lif»<br />
tornSiTacatc. -field, s. otet, frtbc^j<br />
ffiU. -flag, s. fi>ntb«Ii(jn. -floor,<br />
s. [oggolf. -flower, s. blnflint. -<br />
l<strong>of</strong>t, s. fpannnial
Cor<br />
Corporality, 4. fro).'j»«(t9tet , Jefam»<br />
Corporate, a. fStennb i ffta ; genien^<br />
fatii. -ness, s. geiitenffnp , fntfffnp,<br />
fanifunf. [fatiifunft, itta.<br />
Corporation, s. fort.'ovation , fattffnp,<br />
Corporature, «. fropp^geflnlt.<br />
Corporeal, a. ficppSlig.<br />
Corporeity, «. ftoppSltg fgenffap, »\a:<br />
1. [faf}!)et, forfroppSIiga.<br />
Corporify, *>. a. fiyixa; biinga titt<br />
Corps, 5. tiopp , focpg. - de guard,<br />
Corpse, s. (if, (efmiten. [s. I)i5gv<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Corpulence, Corpulency, s. fiiu;<br />
fcoppigfter, tjoifUf, fi)ffig[)et, fctiiin<br />
; :<br />
^Qx fi-opp^geflnlt. [lunfig.<br />
Corpulent, a. tjodf od; fet, ftovtroppig ;<br />
Corpus-Christi-day, a. dljrifii lcfa=<br />
Corpuscle, s. (iten fccpp, granb, nioni.<br />
Corpuscular, a. atonitfT.<br />
Corrade, t^. a. aftifi>a, I)opfft«pa.<br />
Corradiation, s. jtvnlatneg famnianj<br />
) i en vunfr.<br />
Correct, a. vdtt, tigtig, fclfti. -, f.<br />
a. fotbntttfl, fotrigeta, genoiiife; lafn<br />
(ctt forceftut); tatta; oga, beftraffa;<br />
tempoceta.<br />
Correction , 5. fctbhttring , rnttetfe;<br />
befnaffning ; tuff, ago; iiiiltving.<br />
Corrective, s. & a. fijtbnttrnnbe,<br />
ICtiinte iiiebel. [Ijet; fctfti()et.<br />
Correctness, s. rigttg^et; noggtann;<br />
Corrector, «. focbatttnte ; fotrefturs<br />
la fare.<br />
Correlative , a. fom \)at inborfceg fors<br />
linllanbe titt nngot annnt. -ness, s.<br />
inbl'tbe^ fbcl)oIIanbe.<br />
Correption, s. label, bannot, ffrnpn.<br />
Correspond, v. n. frnra emot, fomnia<br />
ijfveren^ meb ; fottefponbera, btefoejrla.<br />
-ence, s. <strong>of</strong>wccngjifinmielfe ; brefvic>'=<br />
ling; iiictfparigl)ct. -ent,j. forre:<br />
fpcnftent. -, a. <strong>of</strong>oetensftaiiininnbe,<br />
Vaffonce, iiictffnrnnbe.<br />
Corresponsive , a. i5f»eteniS|lniniiinn=<br />
be, incifviarig. [gaffeti,<br />
jCorridor , s. forfiuga , gang , fcrtibot,<br />
jCorrigible, a. fom latet fotbdttta fig<br />
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liraffbat. -ness, «. egenflap att fun*<br />
nn fln-bfitttaS,<br />
Corrival, 5. tiicbtnPnte, ripnt,<br />
Corrivality, Corrivalry , s. tnPon,<br />
Corroborant, u. j^rirfonbe. [mebtaflan.<br />
Corroborate, f. a.fiytfa, ftdrfn; fiifts<br />
finfln, ftatf.iftn.<br />
Corroboration, *. fJijrfning, fJabs<br />
befr.iffelfe, jtarfning.<br />
Corroborative, a. ffarfnnbe.<br />
Corrode, v. a. fni'to, tnra. -nt, a.<br />
;e, uppatnnbe.<br />
Corrodibility, s. fnitbnirict.<br />
Corrodible, a. fnubav ; upplijSlig.<br />
Corrosion, s. fcntning, notning, t\i*<br />
Corrosive, s. fratmebel. -,a. fcatnns<br />
be, tii'ranbe. -ness, s. fcatanbe egen<<br />
fFnp, iTatpa.<br />
Corrugant, a. (Tn;nf(anb«.<br />
Corrugate, v. a. fTn^nftn, tt)nfa.<br />
Corrugation, a, fFcynfling, IjopfFrijmvs<br />
ning.<br />
Corrupt, a. fotbetfpnb, fotfranft, fSt»<br />
(fiiiiib; rutten; orntti?i^. -, v. a. fota<br />
Ccrf»a ; iiiuta; befiiiitta ; fotleba; tuii=<br />
Corruptibility, s. f6tgnngligl)ei. [na.<br />
Corruptible, a. forganglig, fom fan<br />
Corruption, s. fijrberf; fortuttnelfe<br />
mipbtuf; befiiifning; fotfctelfe.' [fnm.<br />
Corruptive, a. fbvtevftinnbe ; fiiiitts<br />
Corruptless, a. <strong>of</strong>l>rgangtig, <strong>of</strong>'otbevf*<br />
Corruptness , s. for^erf. [lig.<br />
Corsair, s. fjiit<strong>of</strong>oare, iavatt, forfat.<br />
Corse, s. lit, bS6 fropp.<br />
Corselet, Corslet, 5. latt bt<strong>of</strong>tharnelT.<br />
Cortical, a. bntfattab, lif batf.<br />
Corticated, a. batfig.<br />
Corticose, a. full meb barf.<br />
Coruscant, a. glcinfanbe, fTinanbe,<br />
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glitiranbe.<br />
Coruscation, s. glnng, ffen, ffitmiier.<br />
Cor\'etto, 5. furbctt, frumfprang.<br />
Coshering, s. onlbgaftning.<br />
Cosier, s. i^<strong>of</strong>lidfare ; lappare.<br />
Cosmetic, s. fminf, fFonbetsPatten. -,<br />
a. f orffdnanbe fom bibraget tilf ffi>n»<br />
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Cosmical, a. IjbianDe tin vedb^bygg:<br />
noD«n.<br />
Cosmographer, s. oerlt«bc|Ttifrate.<br />
Cosmugraphical , a. Ijoranbe tiff<br />
oett&sbefTnftiingcn.<br />
Cosmographj', i. yeclt^befTtifning.<br />
Cosmopolitan, Cosmopolite, s.<br />
Cossack, s. f<strong>of</strong>fatf. [pertCSbocgate.<br />
Cosset, s. lam (fciii man fjelf uvpfoCt).<br />
Cost, s. f<strong>of</strong>lna&, befojinaD ; utgift ; vri^<br />
foclufl. -mary, -weed, «. faloia.<br />
-, V. n. f<strong>of</strong>la, rara t^t.<br />
Costal, s. I)'6tnnl« tiff tefbenen.<br />
Costard , s. tufnub ; fleet ripte.<br />
Coster-monger, a. fcufiOanblate,<br />
Costive, a. fJopv'onbe, fauiinnnbtngonj<br />
Costly, a. 6i>tbnt, f<strong>of</strong>lbat, vtafiig.<br />
Cot, s. {oja, I)l>bba; mti; cap; bnngi<br />
Coteniporary,s. &a. faniiitn. [luntta.<br />
Cottage, s. foja; bybta. -r, s. bai=.<br />
ftug«lijcn; en fom boc i en foja; inbi;;<br />
Cottish, a. fntingattig. [fe^bjon.<br />
Cotton, s. boiituff, bouiuffltljg. -tree,<br />
s. bmiuilincif.<br />
Cotton, V. a. & n. blifca Uf fcomuff<br />
fa fnugg ; fobta met) bontuff; lytfa^;<br />
odotbtta, foiiima <strong>of</strong>otreng.<br />
Conch , a. taltfang , I)Ui(o|'ang ; tagec<br />
-weed, s. tiVxiXyoti*.<br />
Couch, V. n. ^ a. laggafig; I)i?i(a-,<br />
luta, liggn; inbsgriua; fnabbja ; ligga<br />
va lu< ; t^itfn flntren ; f otfatta. -ant,<br />
a. tiggante, buF'i>{rf}bDa. -er , s. anffingate , forfporas<br />
te, niebljaffate.<br />
Counter, s. biff ienbob; tafenpen*<br />
ning ; marf i fpti; Ifingelfe i Sonbon.<br />
-,a. fifcig; flribig. -, ad. emot,<br />
Counteract, p. a. motuetfa, bnnbta<br />
emot. [a. uppijagn, motviaga.<br />
&e, bincanB* , fotfiovunb. - ness , «. Counterbalance, s. motfigt. -, v.<br />
fotflci'vning ; bScbt lif. [f<strong>of</strong>lnab. Counterbond, ». motborgen , mctfi5r«<br />
Costliness , s. fojlbarftet, byrbntljet (Tcifning.<br />
CounterbuflF, s. motflag, bafflag, fens<br />
icaftbt. -, V- a. (la liffbafa.<br />
Counterchange, *. reyling, utbi;tc. -,<br />
V. a. bijta , verta. [friminaiien.<br />
Countercharge, s. motbeffyffnmg : re;<br />
Countercharm, a. motOexeri. -, v.<br />
a. genom tvcffeti forttifra ttoUeri.<br />
Countercheck, a. motftitit; otetbei<br />
jTuffning. -, v. a. tab(a inbotbe*;<br />
ntecbcPtaffa.<br />
Countercunning, a. inotlij}.<br />
Countercurrent, a. mctfltom.<br />
Counterdeed, s. bemligt fonitaft, fcni<br />
upv'bafi'et citannat.<br />
Counterdistinction, s. motfar=.<br />
Counterevidence, i. moiriimc, mct«<br />
benis.<br />
Counterfeit, a. (ftijmtare , betragare;<br />
bfirmab faf. - , «• efiergjotb, cafta,<br />
fatflf ; fbtftaffb. - devotion , i. ffen.<br />
beligljet. ~ , v. a. eftetgota, focfalffa;<br />
iTtynna.<br />
Counterferment, *. motfijtning.<br />
Counterfesance, a. eftetgbcing.<br />
Counter-light, s. reberflcn.<br />
Counterm<strong>and</strong>, J. tonttacrter, aterbub.<br />
Counterm<strong>and</strong>, v. a. fcnttaiiianteta,<br />
gifva nrei-bus. [otfet.<br />
Counter-m<strong>and</strong>ate, a.fftiftliga fontro*<br />
Countermarch, a. fontramacfcf).
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: Counterpressure,<br />
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Countermarch, p. n.Qa, erngfl fig<br />
tiUhaia.<br />
Countermark, s. bimorf c : f ontrflmncf<br />
Countermark, v. u. fovfc iiuB ttt bi=<br />
Countermine, s. fontrmninfl. [mnrfc.<br />
Countermine, f. a. mctinincrn, gijra<br />
fontvniiunn.<br />
Counterraotion, s. motmclfe.<br />
Counterplot, v. a. mota lip in«6 lift.<br />
Counterpoint, s. fontrrtpunft (i iiiu=<br />
[-, f- a. niottingo; »iig« jetiint.<br />
Counterpoise, «. uiotpigt; jeiuioigt.<br />
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word, a. vrortn?tnta; gifin fig: leva,<br />
Couplet, s. fuplett. [vaxa fig.<br />
Coupling, 5. fuppling, Vfltning- [bef.<br />
Courage, a. mot, loppctbft, btl^trttn-<br />
CourageouB, a. niobig , tnpv«« , tills<br />
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Countermure, v. a. iivpf^n en mot= tagfen, farf. -ness,^. bfljjcrUnhet,<br />
inuc.<br />
[turen, onaturlig. tapvcrbct, mcb. [blob. -, a. gSngbnr.<br />
Counternatural, a. flricnnBe mot nn= Courant,». ttt (logti bang ; libning^s<br />
Counterpain , Counterpane , «. Courb, p. n. bSjo fig, luta.<br />
f.inat.icfe.<br />
[motpatt. Courier , a. fuvir.<br />
Counterpart, s. buptctt; iitiM|inmmrt ; Course, *. lopp, fur«, fntt , f<strong>of</strong>a , B«9<br />
Counterplea, a. geiiflnnining, replif. bona; fe!nnb«fatt; orbning; mebcl,<br />
Counterplot , s. biftnb anlnggning, utcng ; uppfotanbe ; nionabstening<br />
Inget; fflpplopning, fcippribning ; nns<br />
tfiitning fer\?eting af niitret ;<br />
, by -,<br />
Counterpoison, s. iiiotgift.<br />
t«rn. -r, a. fliibttnf»are, fappbftft<br />
s. incttrijdEning. totnerljfifl; foni gerna bifputetor.<br />
Counterproject, *. uiotnnfing; inots Courses, s. pi. ninnnb^rening ; un«<br />
;<br />
eftet Ijtincanbca ; <strong>of</strong>-, gemcnligen ;<br />
foljaftdigen: nnturligtiii^. -,v. a. &<br />
n. jogo , bcifsa ; lijpa , fpringn ; bifpus<br />
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rrinfet. [bnnuflrnb. berfcgel.<br />
Counterrail, s. fcubbclt gnttcrvert eH. Court, J. garb gStb^runi; flott: b<strong>of</strong>,<br />
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Counterscarp, s. T. tontfcffnrp.<br />
b<strong>of</strong>flnt; uppraftning ; cout; - <strong>of</strong><br />
Countersecurity, s. fontrnfoution. guard, Cfift; -chaplain, a. I)<strong>of</strong>ptinnn.<br />
Counting, a. tainanbt, tnljning. -<br />
house, a. fontot. [lig.<br />
Countless, a. otafnetig, otatig, cnnbs<br />
Country, J. [anb; lfln6gbi)gB; ffiSccs<br />
nesianc. - dance, «. bontbon^; fons<br />
itaJiiing. -house, a. lonstgnrfi. -<br />
man, a. InnCfiiian , lanttbo , bonbc.<br />
-parson, «. lanbtprefl. --woman,<br />
a. iifinnn fton InnBet, boncqfinna.<br />
<strong>of</strong> a ; f tin tia ; fniitf ta. - age, a. miiU<br />
Inrlon. -eous, a. b<strong>of</strong>lig, t>nnlig ; ats<br />
tig, bcUfrob. -ly, ad. b<strong>of</strong>ligt, vifins<br />
ligr. - eonsneBS , *. b'<strong>of</strong>ligb" , I'eUfvicn()ct.<br />
[battte fianb.<br />
Courtesan,*. libetligt ftuntiuimcr af<br />
Courtesy, *. boPigbet, nttigbet; »rins<br />
ligbet; Dnlfiljn, gunf}; tjenf}; nigning.<br />
-, f. n. nigo, belfn (cm ftuntimmei).<br />
Courtier, a. b<strong>of</strong>nian. [lefvunbet.<br />
CourtUness, a. ariigt)
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main, s. fott^ligt fyffonbntn. - ship,<br />
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5. bloc^fijcijnnbtffnp.<br />
Cove, s. liten Ijflf^uif; 6iigt; ffygb,<br />
tiaf]i;ft«ott ; alfoB ; vulg-. far(.<br />
Covenant, *. fijtbunb, fontraft; t6\>.<br />
-, f. n. otfotbetn, fluta fiittiunc, fon^<br />
tiaft eK. flip ; fotlitai.<br />
Covenous, a. betcriglig, fpeffiilt.<br />
Coventgarden , .s. «n matfnabSptntg i<br />
i'onbon. -abbess, s. ()ocI)Ui>»nrtinna.<br />
Coventry-bells, «. ttribgScb^f (orfec.<br />
Cover, s. tficfetfe; ti'irfe; (ocf; l)eiotf=<br />
ntng; tiirfemantet; f i5t«t?nnbning ; fu=<br />
tjett ; rilbbjutS liiget; b<strong>of</strong>pecm. -, v. futbet ; butterbet, ti?nrl)et.<br />
a. l)6lja, betnrfn, <strong>of</strong>uetfFijla, ffufo, tlUin, Crabby, a. tung, niiitf.<br />
bemantla ; ligga va li'gg ; liipn (cm bjur) Crack, s. fpcirfn, tenmn> btaF, fninff;<br />
bttiida (ett fto) ; - <strong>the</strong> table, bufn fiorf!n;tnre; ficfa. -brained, a. to»<br />
botbet. -ing', s. betacfning; fncte<br />
tftf. -let, -lid, s. fangtacfe.<br />
fig, tubbab, fotti)£ft.<br />
Crack, v. a. & n. btdrfa, fptdnga f"i3n»<br />
Covert, J. ffjut, gSmfiaffe; ffuggrift bet, ft<strong>of</strong>a; gota fotri)cft; brafa, fnnffrt<br />
fidtte ; fupett. - , a. gift ; befTi)bbnb :<br />
hemlig; i (Tygb. -ly, ad. (jemligt, af=<br />
fibeS. -ness, s. f)enilig()ct , foctigen^ ffotpo. -ish, a. libetlig.<br />
I)ct. -ure, 5. betarfning, tndi. Crackle, v. n. fptnta; fnattn, btafa.<br />
Covet, V. a. ajtunba; bcgatn, cftcv= Crackling, s. bcaf, tnall.<br />
ftcrifpa. -able, a. begd'tlig, cnfTnn^. Cradle, s. »ngga; bncnboni ; flcibt.<br />
odtb. -ise, J. venning9itig!)«t; (i))lcn=<br />
fjet. -ous, a. begntlig , girig; fnal,<br />
targ. -ousness,*. gitigljct; ifcigi<br />
begdr, ttdngtnn.<br />
Covey, a. en ffod foglor; fogelfuff.<br />
Covin, *. Ijemligt forftonb, iahal,<br />
ftiinipling.<br />
a. (Tug, iaiflig.<br />
Cow, s. fo. -calf, *. qviga. -herd, Craftsman, a. fonflnnt, bnnbtuetfnte.<br />
i. fo[)etbe. -horn, s. fo()Otn. -house, Crag, s. nnde; ojeinn, flipjrn, betgs<br />
s. fD()U(), frif)u^. -keeper, s. folxnce.<br />
-pox, s. f<strong>of</strong>oppor. -slip, s, ovldgga.<br />
Cow, V. a. goto tnbb\ fotfFcncfo , ffva =<br />
inn. -ard, a. ^ s. voltrcit.tdbb frarfns<br />
te ; ffg, fbtfngb. -ardice, -liness,<br />
3. fegtjet, volttoneti. -ardly , ad. va<br />
«tt fegt fntt. [fjunfa neb; fnann.<br />
Cower (down), f. n. & a. l)ufa figneb<br />
Cowisb, a. rdbb, ftgbj'ttab.<br />
Cowl, 3. niunfmojja; baljn, fn.<br />
Cox, V. a. fmirfca.<br />
Coxcomb, s. fptdtt.<br />
Coxcomical, a. nnrtaftig , fantafliiT.<br />
Coy, a. flygg, btijgfaui ; ndtt. -, v. n.<br />
Cra<br />
vara ttjdr, fnHfinnig, fi5tbe()afffam. -<br />
ly, ad. blijgfanit, fatbehnafamr. -<br />
ness, s. f'6tbe()ar(fnuil)ct ; ffi^ggt'ct;<br />
Coz, s. fufin. [biDgiwt.<br />
Cozen, V. a. bebroga, nntro. -ai^^e,<br />
.«. bebvngeri. -er, s. befctagnte.<br />
Crab, s. frabbii, ttnfin ; vilbfiple ; fcan ;<br />
focltetlig mennifTn. -, a. fur, baiT.<br />
-, v. a. gotn foctretlig. -eyes, s.<br />
ftdftftenat. -louse, s. flntlu^.<br />
Crabbed, c. fovttetlig, fnnrrig, tcunu<br />
pen; fritf, fuc; cjcnin. -ly, ad. tnnt»<br />
rigt, nii^noj ;c. -ness, 5. ojcninljet,<br />
pcata; fpricfn, rcuina. -er, «. flot(Tti^«<br />
rate; rafet, fvntnmte; tnaff, ffepps«<br />
-clo<strong>the</strong>s , a. pi. voggflnbet ; linbfln's<br />
bet. -, V. a. Irigga i ooggn.<br />
Craft, a. Ijnnbtrerf; lift; fTug^et;<br />
tTicfligbet; jiffrcblTap; ftifntefattijg. -<br />
ily, ad. UfJigr, flugt. -iness,*.<br />
iTugfiet, fpet^funbigbet; ftig^lif}. -y,<br />
fpei^. -ged, a. btnnt; ojenin; fpetfig.<br />
-giness, s. brantljct; iTv<strong>of</strong>ligbet.<br />
Crake ,v. a. & n. fiotfftvta.<br />
Craker, a. ftorfftytace.<br />
Cram, v. a. & n. ftoppa, prcpv'a i,<br />
t'.nnga in goba.<br />
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Crambe, s. foi.<br />
Crambling, s.fonbetfmutning, inttring.<br />
Cramp, a. fromp, frnnipbtng, fenttag ;<br />
f'6cl)inbcr; ballbnfe, ftamve. -, a. be^<br />
ff dilig , btijbfani ; fnutig. -fish, s.<br />
ftnnipfiff, ett (Ing^ roia. -iron, s.<br />
jctnnnfare, nmrbanb. —name, $. it-<br />
nauin. -,v. a. atetbatta , injTtdnfa ;<br />
;
Cra<br />
fi>tflei.'pft; fiifla iiteB ftatuvot elf. jetn=<br />
Crampoon, «. jitnanfare. [Ijafat.<br />
Cranage, s. franpenningot.<br />
Cranch, *>. a. fr<strong>of</strong>fa.<br />
Crane, s. fran, Ijhfcare ; Uana. -berry,<br />
5. ui^rbfir, tranbnr. -fly, *• l)nt=<br />
Crane's-bill, s. fiocfnnf (oayt).<br />
Cranium, s. I)ufi>ufc^fal-<br />
Crank, s. fna i «n unttenletning ; en<br />
Cel at en ttan ; otDUf, infnff, ni)cf.<br />
Crankle, s. t^ei, ojenint)ct; fnnifot^<br />
niig gang. -, v. n. ga i bugter, lovii<br />
: :<br />
in ccfi ut. - ness, s. funbtjct.<br />
Crannied, a. ftufuen, fprurfen.<br />
Cranny, s. fptinga, (iten fptidfa.<br />
Crape, s. fcugfloc.<br />
Craping-iron, s. freptSng, att frufii<br />
Crapped, a. upp^angb. [meb.<br />
Crapulence, s, SrijcfenfTnl), fu8od)bug.<br />
Crapulous, a. begifsen po fyffeti.<br />
Crash, s. butter, brafning, fnnfnnte<br />
tciita. -, f. a. ^ «. btndfa, ftojfn,<br />
f'6nt>erbci)tn ; bcafn, gijta buffer.<br />
Crass, a. tjerf, fat, gr<strong>of</strong>. -itude , s.<br />
tjocflwt, tatljet.<br />
Crastination, s. upvjT<strong>of</strong> , tr'oj§inQ(.<br />
Cratch, s. frubba; fo6er()acf.<br />
Crater , s. bagare ; cfcerpa "oppningen<br />
<strong>of</strong> ett elBfprutanSe berg.<br />
Craunch, v. a. bita fdnber; fitn nagot<br />
foH fnallrar meffnn iiinBerna.<br />
Cravat, s. inan^OnKBuf , frnge.<br />
Crave, v. a. frnfro, forbra, <strong>of</strong>tunbci,<br />
- begara.<br />
Craven, s. po(tron , feg f^nrfore. -, a.<br />
f lenniDbig , fbrfogb. —,v. a. ffrnma,<br />
gora rfibb, fuf^a.<br />
Craving, s. begnrnn, anOattnn. -, a.<br />
cnintrlig. -ness, «. ontatt(ig()et ; citrn.<br />
Craw, s. fr<strong>of</strong>pa pa en fcget. -fish, s.<br />
liremftiiiftfl, frnbba. -foot, s. trriftf lo.<br />
Crawl, t'. 72. frii'la, frvpa. -er, s.<br />
frolanbe bjur, ffri<strong>of</strong>a, uiaff. -ing, s.<br />
training. -, a. ftalanbe, frljpanbe.<br />
Crayfish, s. ftrcnifc<strong>of</strong>ta.<br />
Crayon, s. blyertgpenno, ritflift; pn=<br />
fteafarg. [gora gatcn.<br />
Craze, v. a. brtjta, fr<strong>of</strong>fa; vuloerifera<br />
Cre 87<br />
Crazedness , Craziness , a. bradf lig*<br />
bet ; eanfinniybet.<br />
Crazy, a. fra^Iig, fjufUg, fiSrfaffen,<br />
frrtntpig ; ferri>(ft, galen.<br />
Creafish, s. buuinier.<br />
Creak, v. n. fnnrra; fernfa, fnaflra.<br />
Cream, s. grabbe ; farna, Bet bafia <strong>of</strong><br />
nSgot; mujl. -faced, a. bUf , cdBb,<br />
fSrffraeft, feg.<br />
Cream, *-. a. «*«. grabba fi9; f«'f«<br />
gtaCBe; taga <strong>of</strong> grnBBen. -y, a. graBs<br />
tig, fuff nf grabba.<br />
Creance, s. fortroenbe, frebit.<br />
Crease , s. f Sff , sed . —, v, a. juarfa<br />
nieb ett litet ftreif ett. preening.<br />
Create, v. a. ffapa, bilba, frambringa;<br />
uppoaifo, foranUba. [ffapnbt ting.<br />
Creation, 5. fTapelfe ; fliftning; vertb,<br />
Creative, a. ffnpanbe, alfJranbe.<br />
Creator, s. ffapare.<br />
Creature, 5. freatur, ffapabt ting. -<br />
ly, a. ffapab; freaturlig.<br />
Crebritude, s. <strong>of</strong>tare upprepanbe.<br />
Crebrous, a. <strong>of</strong>ta iteenbe ; tat.<br />
Credence, J. tro, uiti'orb ; frebit; am<br />
Credenda, s. pi. tro^artif (ar. [feenbe.<br />
Credent, «. trocnBe; laltrcgen, fafer.<br />
Credential, s. frebitio ; fuffmagt.<br />
Credibility , Credibleness , «. tro*<br />
v^firBigbet fannolif()et.<br />
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Credible, a. tro»arBig, trctig, fannolif.<br />
Credit, s. frebit , fSrtrcenbe , onfeenBe<br />
borgen; infll;tanBe; aftning. -^v. a.<br />
tio; anfortvo; freBitera ; IjeBrn. -<br />
a)ble, a. beBerlig, orlig, tr<strong>of</strong>arBig.<br />
-ableness, «. rebligbet, nnfeenbt.<br />
—or, «. borgenfir, freBitor, * bjiSrn.<br />
Credulity, a. Idttrogenfjet.<br />
Credulous, a. Iditrogen, flobttogen.<br />
-ness, s. tdttrogenbet.<br />
Creed, s. tro^befannetfe, tro.<br />
Creek, *. liten banin; baf«mf, bugt;<br />
flijfbet i nndfen. -, v. n. fnarfa, fnars<br />
ra. -y, a. flippig; ojenin.<br />
Creep, v. n. frijpa, trata ; fmijgn. -er,<br />
s. frypanbe freotur; fpi^edern; T.<br />
fifftrngg. -ing, 5. frdlning; * lag<br />
bojligbet. -, a. fn^ponBe, fralanbe. —<br />
ly, ad. trogt, langfaiiit.<br />
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Creephole, ». gbinftna* ; unbflijfr.<br />
Cremation, s. fiirbrrinning.<br />
Crincam, a. ftanivbtag, fenbvog ; gti[»<br />
Crenated, a. tnggig, fdgfcrniig. Cringe, s. bugning ; fciipnnbe f)cfltg()ft.<br />
Crepitate, v. n. tnntto, btotn, fptnfo. -, V. a. & n. btngn tittljcpa ; buga fig<br />
Crepitation, s. fnotrning, fprafning. Mupr, fcufn: fniila.<br />
Crept, p. <strong>of</strong> Creep.<br />
Cringer, a. finitfrflte.<br />
Crepuscule, s. fpynining; gri;ning. Cringing, a. l.ig fuiifonte l)6pig()et.<br />
Crepusculous, a. I)6ranCe tiC( fTyiii; -, a. tiypnnbe, log.<br />
nmg ctlev gti;ning ; bunfel, (funi. Crinigerous, a. bntig.<br />
Crepusculum, s. ffi)iiining.<br />
Crinkle, «. (Ttunf In, cerf. -, v.n.<br />
Ci-escent , s. I)alfmane. - , a. Mia. crinn fig, |Tingtn, fin bugter.<br />
gaiice, tiCtiaronte.<br />
Crinose, j<br />
Crescive, a. tilftngrtnbe.<br />
Cress, s. fr«f)e (pcirt).<br />
Cresset, s. mubf<strong>of</strong>e ; trcfot.<br />
Crest, s. tuppfaiii ; Ijjelmvtiitnnb ; (jnfl;<br />
iiinn * ; ()Dgmob, mo6, ett). -fallen,<br />
a. neCflogiin, iiiotfnUb. -less, a.<br />
itton l)j«Iinpcl;bnab ; <strong>of</strong> cftfilff nit. -<br />
ed, a. vri;t)b lueb fjnSetfcujTe.<br />
Cretaceous, a. fritnttig.<br />
Cretated, a. ftitblantnb, [fivfta.<br />
Crevice, a. ftnfia; t«iitnn, fptirfn,<br />
Crew, s. frillffnp, f)op, befattning.<br />
Crib, 3. ftubba ; fpilin eff. bai ; foja.<br />
-, v. a. mfpntta ; fnitn i but ; fnatta.<br />
Ciibbage, s. ett flog^ foctfpst.<br />
Cribble, s. fatt.<br />
Crib ration, *. fiftning, fSffning.<br />
Crick, s. f}et()ct i Ijatfen; fnflcting i en<br />
tovt. [|'p«t; pnff-<br />
Cricket, «. fl^tfa; fntttn, ett ITngg boa^<br />
Crier, ;s. uttopnce, mriftnte.<br />
Crime, s. btott, fotbtytelfe, ntifiger;<br />
ntng. -ful, a. btottsUg, tioi. -less,<br />
a. elTyibig, felfti.<br />
Criminal , s. brottSting , mi^fcSbnce.<br />
-, a. Inflbar, btoit^Iig. -ness, a.<br />
flrntft'ncl)ft. -tj', s. brottmaUfdf.<br />
Crimination,*. beiTyHning, anflogelfe.<br />
Criminatory , a. nnHcigonbe , bejTyU<br />
Crimosin, f. Crimson. [lance.<br />
Crimp, a. fuag, (tot, bnitflig. -,v.<br />
n. bnntirt ttolo^. [UTgga i vetf.<br />
Crimple, v. a. |Tti>nf(a iljop ; fcufn,<br />
Crimpling, a. fciimpling.<br />
Crimson, 5. fatmcfin, fatiii<strong>of</strong>infnrg,<br />
l)bgtiji)fotg. -, a. facm<strong>of</strong>intiSb. -,<br />
V. a. fiitgn facni<strong>of</strong>intijb.<br />
Cro<br />
a. (>nrig, bacbecnjrt.<br />
Crinosity, a. bnrigfjet.<br />
Cripple, a. fti)inpling. -, v. a. fot»<br />
Innin , gbin till f ci)inpling. - ness , «.<br />
Inniliet, <strong>of</strong>ntbigf)et.<br />
Crisis, s. fciS, bcytning i en fjufboin.<br />
Crisp, a. (Tot, bcntflig; inbojb; mijc<br />
od) brnnfleff. —,v. a. fnotla, frufo;<br />
brunfiefn. [ning,<br />
Crispation, a. ftusning, fnmtnanlrngs<br />
Crispness, a. ftufigljet, ftufntt Ijdr.<br />
Crispy, a. trufig, fnctlig, Icrfig.<br />
Criterion, a. niorfe, fnnnetetfen, tecfen<br />
foe ntt beuia cm en ling.<br />
Critch, a. ftubba. [mnte; ttitif.<br />
Critic, a. flanbcnte, (jnilnte ; fonfltc;<br />
Critical, a. friiiff, gtnnffnnbe , nogcnf.<br />
nnfc, grnnnlngn, ffnrpfinnig ; tntelfjuf.<br />
-ness, s. noggrnnni)et.<br />
Criticise, v. a. gcanffn, ftitifeta ; touia.<br />
Criticiser, a. ftitifuS, grnniTnre.<br />
Criticism,*, euibijme, onninrtning;<br />
ttiiif.<br />
Croak, s. grobct^ fgrrifnnbe ; fori>i7ti.<br />
- ,v. n. fqsjrifn font en greta ; (frita<br />
fom en fctp : futrn. -er,s. ctyif^pr<strong>of</strong>tt,<br />
Croceous, a. lif fnfftnn, fnffcangut.<br />
Crocitation, a. fgprifnnbe.<br />
Crock, J. Ucftufa, ftufa, ftu^. -, v.<br />
a. netfcfa. [iTa tame.<br />
Crocodile, 4. ft<strong>of</strong>obif. -tears, «. fnU<br />
Crocodiline, a. ft<strong>of</strong>oti[i(I, foifF.<br />
Crocus, a. fnfftnn.<br />
Croe, a. jetnriot.<br />
Cr<strong>of</strong>t, s. tonit, tnppn t>ib ett hsxi.<br />
Croisade, Crusade, Crusado , *.<br />
focsrdg.<br />
Croise, a. fot^fntnte, fot^tibbr.te.
Cro<br />
Crone, *. gnmmal tntfa ; tonlit3« fas<br />
rinq, gutiinifl.<br />
Crony, «. funtfnbter, gob van.<br />
Crook, s. frcf; biit^bafe ; ftcfig gong:<br />
iH-rtfftnf. -back, s. \>udtlx\)QQ. -<br />
backed, a. fr<strong>of</strong>tijggig, puietrvggig.<br />
-le^^ged, a. Ijjutbent. -, p. a. & n.<br />
ftcfa, bijja; fotsnneo ; rata b6j6. -ed,<br />
a. ft<strong>of</strong>t, ftcfig; Ijal^ffortig, «taf. -edness,<br />
s. ft<strong>of</strong>igt)«t, ftuiiifjtt.<br />
Crool, f. n. notta, gtuinfn.<br />
Croop, s. Oanfijttng nutdjelvore i fi'tt.<br />
Crop, 5. atlfojrt, grotn ; ft<strong>of</strong>ra pa . a. & n. fetfa, tdgga t fct^:<br />
<strong>of</strong>vetfotfa ; ftu(Ta (tiff fje^) ; go iV{rt=<br />
Cru 89<br />
flamma 5f««fng; - out, utfjtijfn,<br />
cfpetfoifft.<br />
Crotch , s. haft, ft<strong>of</strong> ; g<strong>of</strong>f«l. -et, ».<br />
pat«n[e^tf(f«n; liren ftct; nDtf, infaH;<br />
Crotels, 3. pi. Ijarlctt. [ff.ilmftijffe.<br />
Crouch, v. n. buga fig Bjupt ; fijtneBta<br />
fig, fniiita, fmita. [en ()dfi.<br />
Croup, s. fft<strong>of</strong>i'et pa en fogel ; lanB va<br />
Croupade, j. lufifprang <strong>of</strong> en b.if}.<br />
Crow, s. fciifa, bdfjiang, t<strong>of</strong>ct; enret«<br />
Ijafe; galonte <strong>of</strong> en tupp. -foot,*.<br />
fotongel, Sponff tuttote. -keeper,<br />
s. fogel<strong>of</strong>tonio. -silk, s. flinfa, vau<br />
tenfilfe.<br />
Crow, V. n. gola fom en tupp; fftDto.<br />
Crowd, s. ttdngfel, fclfgfoif ; ficl. -,<br />
f. a. d /z. ttdnga, <strong>of</strong>retljopa , <strong>of</strong>ret*<br />
tflfla : gniBo pa en poI. —er,s. biiftlote.<br />
Crowing, 3. tuppgdH.<br />
Crown, s. ftona; tton^; fenungninaft;<br />
life : fpetfen nf nogot ; futte ; «tt Sngflfft<br />
niijnt; "hogliet; fuffdntonSe ; fronoit<br />
<strong>of</strong>lutfruBn, I)jef e ; ftonanpa bjetiljctn.<br />
-glass, 3. ftn<strong>of</strong>ie flagg f?nfletgla«;<br />
botttull.<br />
Crown, V. a. ftcno, 6eft&no ; futtbotJ<br />
Ba: ptDBo iiieb fton^; bclijna. -ing,<br />
Crownet, s. fton^; ^ufpuBdnBauiol.<br />
Croyl-stone, s. morienglod.<br />
Crucial, a. i fotin <strong>of</strong> fct^, fctSlit.<br />
Cruciate, v. a. plago, maiieto.<br />
Crucible, s. gulBfmeB^figel.<br />
Cruciferous, a. fi>r6bntonBe.<br />
Crucified, a. fct^fafJoB.<br />
Crucifier, s. totefaftate.<br />
Crucifix, s. bilB <strong>of</strong> Jtdlfaten po fotfet.<br />
Crucifixion, s. fot^faflelfe.<br />
Cruciform, a. fot^fetniig.<br />
Crucify, v. a. fot^nfta.<br />
Crude, a.xa, <strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>t; gtcf: cfuUfcninaC.<br />
Crudelj', ad. tatr, cnioget.<br />
Crudeness, Crudity, s. tobet, onto.<br />
genbet: ffatigbet oti fmdlto.<br />
Crudle, v a. & n. flelno, l)ffo, lopno,<br />
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C)t9ml)tt, omenfftigfjet.<br />
Cube, s. fub; tatning. -root, s. fu»<br />
Cruentate, a. btoBig, Oj^atfab af 6[ob. Cubeb,s. fubeber. [bifun.<br />
Cruet, J. oljePlrtiTa ; nttif«ftu«.<br />
Cubic, -al, a. fubiff, tdtningfctmig.<br />
Cruise, s. fci)^ning, f<strong>of</strong>a; ttui. -, f. Cubiform, a. fubijT, tdtningformig.<br />
n. fti)ffa (titr fjo^). -r, «. ftDfioti; Cubit, s. eft matt iftan ntnibogen titt<br />
(f(irti)9), fuftOetintnte. Ibtit.<br />
Crum, Crumb, s. fiiiula; inftom i<br />
Crura, Crumble, p. a. d n. fon&et.<br />
fiiiula : fmulag fiinSet.<br />
Crumenal, s. fiin, pSfe.<br />
Crummy, a. fuff iiie6 infrom , <strong>of</strong> finu=<br />
lot ; iiijuf ; fet, tjocf<br />
Crump, s. fnlfTt cittne ; gunipen vn<br />
fftgUic. -, a. fc<strong>of</strong>ig, fi<strong>of</strong>tyggig.<br />
Crumple, s. ffrDnfla, Vti. -, v. a. (t<br />
n. fftynfia, i?e(f la il)cp ; fTtijnflo^.<br />
Crunch, f. Craunch.<br />
Crunk, Crunkle , v. n. jTiifa fL>iit en<br />
trnna. [tii)(fet pd en fntet.<br />
Crupper, s. (nnben \ia en l;nf}; tiigg^<br />
Crural, a. tiffl)otig benet.<br />
Crusade, s. focgiag.<br />
Crusader, *. fot^fatflte.<br />
Cruset, s. guti!|'mc6St)ige(.<br />
Crush,*, list, frowning, ffafning ; 6tciT.<br />
-, V. a. & n. fto|)a, f6nbetbtl;tn ; tti;f=<br />
fa ; uncettri)(ffl ; tatna, tjorfna.<br />
Crust, s. ilotpfl, btotfant ; f)atb Dta pn<br />
nagoi. -, v. a. & n. fa fTotpa ; 6fDer=<br />
ttaga lueD fforpa.<br />
Crustaceous, a. meb blott |Ta[.<br />
Crustiness, «. butterl)et, fnatdgt)et.<br />
Crusty, a. ffocpnnb; ndSt?ig, cnui^,<br />
fnatng. [fn^tfor).<br />
Crutch, a. \i\)&a.. -, v. a. jioba (pn<br />
Cry, a. ffti, top ; tjut. -, f. n. fftifn,<br />
copa; fotfunna; grata; ffalla. -<br />
aloud, uppI)Djft fin tijft ; -down,<br />
fovtala ; - up, uppl)cja, ptifa.<br />
Cryptic, Cryptical, a. t)cmlig, bolb.<br />
Crystal, s. fnftat. [flat, genomjifinlig.<br />
Crystal, Crystalline, a. ftiilaffinilT,<br />
Crystallization, s. ftiftattifeting.<br />
Crystallize , v. a. Q: n. ttiffoHifeta<br />
ttiftaaifeta fig.<br />
Cub , s. unge, tafj eff. bjetnunge. -,<br />
V. a. Dngia, fi5ba (oni fteatut).<br />
Cubation, s. (iggning.<br />
Cubatory, a. Ugganbe, Ocitanbe.<br />
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Cul<br />
fpetfen af tnngfiingtet (omtting 18 turn;.<br />
-al, a. <strong>of</strong> en ntmpipa^ Idngo.<br />
Cuckold, s. bantfj. -, v. a. gota nil<br />
hantej. -dom, s. IjantejiTap.<br />
Cuckoo, s. gijf, fufu. -flower, ><br />
gotbionifiet, dngbrasnia.<br />
Cucumber, s. gutta.<br />
Cucurbitaceons , a. gutfattabi; hi-tanbe<br />
titt gutfflrigtet.<br />
Cucurbite, s. befliaerfcif.<br />
Cud, s. fcCet foiii teCan at dten .vf)<br />
ilna itifTn^ ; niatflrupe ; *to chew <strong>the</strong><br />
-, <strong>of</strong>yecv^iga, begtunba.<br />
Cudden, Cuddy, s. t6tp, bum ci()<br />
Vlutnp nicnniiTa. [fniicfta; liggafcuni.<br />
Cuddle, v.n. onifainnn; fjdfa meb,<br />
Cudgel, «. ptvgel, vnf. -pro<strong>of</strong>,*.<br />
utbafab ffdlm. -, v. a. pti;gla, b«fa.<br />
Cue, s. tecfen ; ljumlit, lijnne ; untetJ<br />
tdiielfe; dnba; fliiotb.<br />
Cuerpo, a. ftopp.<br />
Cuff, *. niondjett, uppfTag pS torfcn ;<br />
(Tag nieb fm;tndfpen. - ,v. a. ft n.<br />
fnuffa, dtftta, (la; gcta uppflag pa en<br />
to(f ; |Ia^.<br />
Cuirass , a. panfat , OatnefT.<br />
Cuirassier,*, tyttnie (tldbb i IjatnoT;.<br />
Cuish, 3. Intbarneff.<br />
Culinary, a. OBtanbe tiff f<strong>of</strong>et.<br />
Cull, s. tiilp ; fptdtt. -,v. a. p(eia<br />
Cull<strong>and</strong>er, *. buttflag, fi(. [ut, tdija.<br />
Cullion, s. ffutS.<br />
Cullionly. ad. ncbrigf, Ingt.<br />
Cully, s. enfalftig natt. -, v. a. t«^<br />
ttaga, gota natt <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Culm,*, fot ; jfenfol^fi<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Culminate, v. n. uppfriga; sata mitt<br />
6f«tJ)uf!>_uBet. [ncm nieticianen.<br />
Culmination, a. en fijetnaS gang %i-.<br />
Culpability, *. btott^Iig^et.<br />
Culpable, a. ffi;(big, btott^tig. -ness,<br />
*. bcott^itgljet.<br />
Culprit, a. iiiifgetning^nian , btott^s<br />
Culter, *. plogtip. [ling, fotbtyinte.
Cul<br />
Cultivate, f. a. htuta, uppbriifn, Curb, J. finbteb (po ctt betfel); ft<strong>of</strong>;<br />
ODln, iTotil; <strong>of</strong>va.<br />
Cultivation, s. btuf, l)aft>, uppobting,<br />
iocDt>ruf; uppf<strong>of</strong>Jtnn. [te; befocfcrnre.<br />
Cultivator, 5. nfetbtufate ; fo>:tiattta=<br />
Culture, «. fultut, obling, btuf. -,<br />
a. btufa afetn, uppobta.<br />
Culver, *. bufpa.<br />
CuniLer, 5, (jinber, Oefont; 6efi)tiiiiiev,<br />
fctitct. -,v. a. fi5tt)inbra, befvinrn ;<br />
befymta. -some, a. befi)miiie»fam ;<br />
I)inbet)'atii, befoatlig. -someness, s.<br />
befoat, f)inbcr ; bcfyniiiiet, f«ti;ft.<br />
Cumljrance , s. fotbinbec , binbet , be.<br />
Cumbrous , f. Cumbersome, [fvot.<br />
Cummin, s. fiiiiiiiiin.<br />
Cumulate, f. a. l.igga i I)og, faiiflfa.<br />
Cumulation , «. laggning i Ijiig , faiii=<br />
ing.<br />
Cun, V. a. fannn, forfin: T. ftljra.<br />
Cunctation, s. broj^in<strong>of</strong>, uppll<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Cunctator, «. bcgrunbnte; fenfrirbig.<br />
Cuneal, Cuneated, Cuneiform, a.<br />
a. fufciinig.<br />
Cunning, s. ffiiftigbet, bel)iinbigl)ct<br />
fLn|Tagcn()cr, lijl, flug()et, ton)!, foc-<br />
fliiKning. -, a. jTicflig, funnig, (Tug ;<br />
fenftig , lifiig , bebtngtig. -man,s.<br />
f (<strong>of</strong> gubbe , fpnmnn. - woman, s.<br />
fpnqrinna. - ness , s. beOrngeti, lijl,<br />
fsef.<br />
Cup , s. fopp , bngnre , talt ; foppg tag ;<br />
bliMufiilf. -bearer, s. iimniTonf.<br />
-board , s. iTrinffFap , ffnnf. - , >. a.<br />
Cupid , s. Siipibo , fatlefgguben.<br />
Cupiditj', s. lu\ia, begorelfe; begnc.<br />
Cupola, s. runbt futttigt tnf; fupot.<br />
Cuppel, s. fapet((titt metaffei-g tening).<br />
Cupping, 3. foppning. -glass, s.<br />
Cupreous, a. fopparnftig. [foppgtog.<br />
Cur,*, tntfcite; ufet Ijunb, tncfa. -<br />
few, 5. tapt<strong>of</strong>tocfa ; ioi att Mgga <strong>of</strong>yet<br />
flton. [lafbarlicl.<br />
Curable, a. lafbcir, bottig. -ness, s.<br />
Curacy, s. nbjunftfi)p(n, objunftuc.<br />
Curate, s. PicepnflM , abjunft.<br />
Curative, a. betanbc, (jelanbe.<br />
Curator, s. fijtmynbore, futatot.<br />
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Cur 91<br />
l)inbcr, tpnng. —,t>. a. tljgla, tiimja<br />
bnmiua ; b'oja.<br />
Curd, 5. o|lim;^jn, opftimp, i)f}nb mjotf.<br />
Curd, Curdle, c a. &n. Copna; l)f}a.<br />
Curdy, a. ll>pnnb, i)|iab, fUmpig.<br />
Cure, s. lafebom, fiii:, tdfeniebel; Vtefl«<br />
fi)§(n. -, f. a. bota, I)ela, futeto, Irifa;<br />
Cureless, «. obot[ig,o()ie(plig. [fatta.<br />
Curiosity, s. nvfifenOn , ftagviioO«t|<br />
setgirigbet; frilffyntOct, tnritet.<br />
Curious, a. nyftfen , \3etgitig , ftng»i« ;<br />
noggtmin ; fatffynt, befynnetUg ; fons<br />
flig; beunbi-nnscfirb. -ness,». a««<br />
tigbet; ncggtnnnbet; fnirfv)ntl)et.<br />
Curl, s. bScIocf, lotf, biirfet, fvii«-,<br />
bolja. -, V. a. & n. ftufa, Idggn i l<strong>of</strong>s<br />
fur, fiifeta ; loia fig ; fiidtta.<br />
Curlew, s. fp<strong>of</strong>, tuHnie.<br />
Curmudgeon, s. nibing, gnibate, ocfrns<br />
vf, gitiflbuf. -ly, ad. girigt, fnatt.<br />
Currant, s. uinbnt ; focintet.<br />
Currency, s. gangbatbet; (opp; oiii»<br />
lopp; flttmdnt odtbe, v'i^; vnpp«t^=<br />
inynr.<br />
Current, s. fir'oiii, flob. -, a. lispnnbe,<br />
gangbar, gdngfe/ antngcn, attnifin.<br />
-ness, s. gnngbarOet, nffmant nntas<br />
Curricle, s. <strong>of</strong>ten. [gnnbe; omlopp.<br />
Currier, s. gotf*?nr« ; {}attbtnng.<br />
Currish, a. bunbvulen, bunbff; gt.i'lig,<br />
v(unip. -ness, s. bcjl<strong>of</strong>tigbet, argbet;<br />
nebtigbet.<br />
Curry, V. a. gntfva Iiibct; ffciipa en<br />
bdfl ; fla ; fniicfra. -comb, a. bnp»<br />
ffcnpa.<br />
Curse, s. fotbannelfc , fi'ocbom. — , v.<br />
a. fiitbcinnn, fufirjci, i5n|Ta onbt; t^t<strong>of</strong>fa,<br />
plngo. -dly, a. e(afr, uebcvf^vggligt.<br />
-dness, s. fotbannclfe, ogubnfiigbcr.<br />
Cursorary, Cursory, a. bafJig,<br />
fnabb, p\)3'i9 ; i bnf^-<br />
Curst, n. srcfig; gtijm ; affft^wdtb,<br />
Curt, a. fovt, ftacfig. [obbgglig.<br />
Curtail, v. a. afjTnta, nffottn ; ffubbn ;<br />
fcniiinfTa.<br />
Curtain, s. fdtl)nngc, gnrbiii, ribn. -<br />
lecture, s. fpottlnfnn^Ieva. -rod, s.<br />
giubinflong. -, «>. a. fdtta upp gat*<br />
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Diner, fijrfe at(li(f ; <strong>of</strong>tag= iiiiiffate; en att flunbta. — , v. a. ots<br />
ning i fovifpet; mob, form, vtiig«I- -, ftia : fTa fagtft ; uppmjuffl, fuftn.<br />
a. (turen, I)uggen, botitogen. -purse, Dabble, v. n. & a. fmutfa, otenn<br />
s. ficf()uggnte. -throat, s. i'innmot- biota, fufta; pl<strong>of</strong>fa i untien; ijriltra fig<br />
bave ; - <strong>and</strong> long tail, aUa flagS folf i fmutS ; fuffa. -, a. flapare ; «n font<br />
Cut, V. a. ffotrt, Ijuggrt; nfflippa, nfj<br />
(Fata, flijmpa ; fiita; ut()iigga, gcoterft;<br />
ffrttn fijtf ; tnga nf (i foirfpfl) ; (emnii<br />
(ett fiTiajTiip); bebtngn; op^teia jltnpafj<br />
fion; - <strong>of</strong>f, netfiibla; f otfiStn , i5b«=<br />
lta,<br />
fotfotta; -up, fif()ugga, nfflippn,<br />
t\)da uppiuebtoitftna; fliin; -teeth,<br />
ffjuta lanbet ; - <strong>the</strong> seas, fegla i<br />
oppna fjiJn.<br />
Cutaneous , a. OBtanbe tiff ()uben.<br />
Cuticle, s. bin i;ttet(la I)Uben ; tunn<br />
Cutlass, 3. fnbel. [Ijinnn.<br />
Cutler, s. fniffiiub. -y, s. fniffiiisb^^<br />
nvbete.<br />
Dai<br />
Cutlet, s. touktt.<br />
Cutter, *. buggtanb; futtct (fnttyg)<br />
Cutting,*, buggning. -, a. (Tnri«,<br />
Ijpnf , bitnnbe. - teeth, s. pi. !" i =<br />
-<br />
tnnbet. - 8 , s. pi. fpanot : .^ \<br />
i)mrgvirtnt.<br />
Cuttle, s. bflfbontote ; blflcffiif<br />
D.<br />
Dab, s. ett Ifitt fing cll. ftapp, fnuffigt<br />
qviiinfolf ; liten iiinffa ; fliiicf ; fonflnnt,<br />
plaffnt i fatten.<br />
Dabchick, a. liten failing ; en uotten.<br />
Dabster, a. flicflig mon. [fcget.<br />
Dad, Daddy, a, vappa.<br />
Dade, v. a. fiira i tebbanb.<br />
Daff, a. puUton. -,f. a. bebtagn,<br />
Daft, a. bum. [gota nati <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Dag, a. bolf : viffol, vuffett.<br />
Dagger, a. fiileit, bolf.<br />
Daggle, v.a.&n. fmutfn, fliipo i<br />
fniutfcn; ga cc^ i?aggn. -tail, *. &<br />
a. cfnygg menniffa; nebfmutfab, full<br />
af ctenligljet. [brat bag.<br />
Daily, a. boglig. -, ad. bngligen,<br />
Daintily, ad. Ihifert, ftrisligt.<br />
Daintiness, a. larfetbet, ftagligljet,<br />
Incfet mat; finbet.<br />
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Dai<br />
Dainty, *. (hifetbit. -, InJtr, ftiisUg;<br />
k^ftiii) ; ceflig, Otobig.<br />
Dairy, s. mji5lffamiii(ire , mjiJlfljiiS;<br />
iiif mjiuD. -maid, s. uijSlfflicfa.<br />
Daisy, s. tufenPfon.<br />
Dale, s. tat, Brilb.<br />
Dalliance, s. fin«f, fmitfet; (Tnnit;<br />
fjclf^VHTlD; fnttjn ; uppfT<strong>of</strong>, Droj^ninl.<br />
Dallier, s. ttnfig menniffn, en font U-<br />
hiv ea. iTaintov.<br />
Dally, V. n. Q a. fPniiito, UFa; fmidf;<br />
ra ; trnga ut pa titen.<br />
Dam, s. «iob
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Date, s. tntuiii; forivnvelft , UHnt:<br />
bncel. -book, 4. tngb<strong>of</strong>. -tree, 5.<br />
ValinlcaB. -, v. a. tnieta. -less, a.<br />
utnn Bntuni , cbcflamb.<br />
Dative, s. totiyuS.<br />
Daub, u. a. 3 n. fmeto, netflutca,<br />
befutla; CLUjn, bemnnila; finictrn;<br />
iiiuta. -er, s. ptnntjltyfare, bnlig inii.<br />
lave; fmirfiare. -y, a. (jifclStonce,<br />
flibbig, limmig. [fonbujltu, f}i)fi>ottet.<br />
Daughter, s. bottet. -inlaw,*.<br />
Daunt, f . a. fftanin, fociTtncfa. -less,<br />
a. oiatb, <strong>of</strong>otfTtnit. -lessness, s.<br />
<strong>of</strong>crfFtii£ftI)et.<br />
Dauphin, s. S)aupl)in , fronptinfen i<br />
David, s. S5arib. [5-ianfvitc.<br />
Daw, s. fnja. -, u. a. & n. \xlo., tola.<br />
Dawb, f. Daub.<br />
Dawk, 5. ffiitn, dfpa, fFarning. -,<br />
V. a. gorn ffatot, nifirfa nieb Ijugg eH.<br />
ffatning.<br />
Dawn, s. bngning, gryning. -, v. n.<br />
bnga^; infa fig. -ing, 5. bagning.<br />
Day , s. tag ; bagslju^ ; to - , i bag :<br />
- by -, bagligen; <strong>the</strong> - before<br />
yesterday, i fongnt. -book, s.<br />
bagb<strong>of</strong>, jutnat. -break, s. bQgbtiii><br />
ning, bagtiing. -fly, s. Cngf(nnba.<br />
-labourer, s. bng^pcrf^fatl. -'sman,<br />
s. ffiljcsiiinn. -work, 3. X!a.^i-<br />
i?eife. -ly, a. baglig.<br />
Daze, Dazzle, v a. & n. forblinba,<br />
blanca; forbtinbag.<br />
Dazy, s. tufenfT'on.<br />
Deacon, s. biaconug ; fattigfiSteftnnbn;<br />
re. -ess, s. fattigfi5tef}anbetfTa. -ry,<br />
-ship, s. biafonat, bjnfne=fi)fla.<br />
Dead, 5. •c'i'b-^ lugn; t<strong>of</strong>; bufi^cn;<br />
trog ; matt; tung ; cbebobb. -doing,<br />
a. botanbe, fotf^ijronDe. -lift, s.<br />
fbclfigenljct, olyia, noD. - calm , 5.<br />
tliira,(ugn.<br />
Dead, Deaden, v. a. &n. biSba, b<strong>of</strong>va;<br />
fotf<strong>of</strong>fa; biSfDo^. -ly, a. Kctlig; fac=<br />
lig; o[i)(fag; <strong>of</strong>ijrfonlig. -, ad. tH-.<br />
ligt; gci)nit. -ness, e. fltdjct; frag-<br />
Deb<br />
Deafly, ad. b<strong>of</strong>t, matt.<br />
Deafness, s. bdf()et.<br />
Deal, s. bcl, anbel, iiiijien^et; gifning<br />
(ifoctfpel); futubrabe. -, v. a. 3<br />
n. bcia, fijrbela; gifco i fottfpcl; bcints<br />
la, fn')Taga; uppfijta fig.<br />
Dealbate, v. a. gSra I)»it, blefa.<br />
Dealbation, 5. hiMtgorning , blcfriini].<br />
Dealer, «. !)anDlaie, fcpriian ; fcm ut=<br />
belac :c. [tonCf.<br />
Dealing, s. Iianbcl; gotoniSt; upi-fo.<br />
Dealt, p. <strong>of</strong> Deal; belnb; beljanbl.u.<br />
Deanibulate, v. n. ga oiiifcing.<br />
Deanibulation, a. vtcmtnab. [nicnab.<br />
Deambulatory , a. t)6tanbe titt iin>=<br />
Dean, s. ccmptDfl. -ery, s. bomvrcft*<br />
fVSla; vrcfiiri; tfinprcftel)u5. -ship,<br />
s. ccmpr<strong>of</strong>ig embet«.<br />
Dear, «. a Iff ling. -, a. bi)r, fcf}bot;<br />
flit, nlffab; Ubfam. -, ad. bi>rt; iu\)U<br />
Ur. -bought, a. bijrfbpt. -Ung, j.<br />
aliTling, gunfiling. -ness, s. bi)rl;et,<br />
f<strong>of</strong>tbaiMiet ; farUf ; bi;t tib.<br />
Dearnly, a. I)«mligt.<br />
Dearth, s. btjrljct, bpt tib, btif}.<br />
Dearticulate , v. a. tnga fcntct left<br />
ftan leb.<br />
Deartuate, f . a. flnbeto, fJytfa, fFilja.<br />
Deary, s. a iff ling.<br />
Death,*, bob, bobligljet, cbbsfnf; l'6ii-~<br />
f,-iit; fi5cberf ; niotb. -bed, s. ti5t5=<br />
fang, -fal, a. bbblig, bSbonbe. -less,<br />
a. cboblig. -like, a. bdblif; biJb^blef.<br />
-'s-man, s. inbrbate; ffacprattare.<br />
-watch, 3. viaggmaff, caggfmeb (m^<br />
Deaurate, v. a. fbcgijUa. [f«ft}-<br />
Deauration, *. fbcgijffning.<br />
Debar, f . a. ulcftanga, f6tl)inbra.<br />
Debark, v. a. & n. fcitta i lanb, (anb=<br />
ftiga, lanfa. -ation, s. lanbning,<br />
Innbrtigning.<br />
Debase, v. a. fotnebca , ncbfattn , fet=<br />
falffa. -ment, «. fbtnebring, fbrfolff;<br />
Debatable, n. tpiftig, oafgjoib. [ntng.<br />
Debate, -ment, s. fjvibigfjct , iiifr,<br />
Eifput. "^v.a.etn. bifputera , l-e=<br />
l)et; b<strong>of</strong>r«l)ef.<br />
fiviba, t«i|ia; bfr^ecldggn. -ful, a.<br />
Deaf, a. bijf. -en, v, a. bbfvn, 961a ttiitcfam, fliibig.<br />
Deafish, a. loiuljbib. [t<strong>of</strong>. Debauch, a. fyttfri; lifcerlifttjet , ut^
Deb<br />
ff.ifning. -, f. a. d n. fotffcanfo,<br />
ff.inca ; fotforn. [fare.<br />
Debauchee, s. (ibcttig menniffn, fcfl)%<br />
Debauchery,*. ijppigOet, liDnligOet.<br />
Debauchment, «. fotfiStelfe.<br />
Debel, Debellate, v. a. <strong>of</strong>oeruinna,<br />
Debellation, *. feget. [fegva.<br />
Debenture, s. affignntion , fftifttig<br />
foi-M-nn.<br />
Debile, s. frag, matt, <strong>of</strong>Btiiibgen.<br />
Debilitate, v. a. fiStfrago, gota iiiogt::<br />
Debilitation, s. fijcfv^aganbe. [to*.<br />
Debility, s. paghet, mottOer,<br />
Debonair, a. Ij<strong>of</strong>lig, nctig; munttt.<br />
-ity, *. Ijbftigljet, attigljet.<br />
Debt, 5. ffulB, gnCD. -ed, a. ffvtbig,<br />
fotbunben. -or, ^.tfulftennt^gnlfitnar,<br />
tebitot.<br />
Debullition,*. uppuaffning , uppfjub;<br />
Decade, s. tietat. [ning.<br />
Decadency, s. ciftnganbe, f'oxfaU.<br />
Decagon, s. ti<strong>of</strong>ant.<br />
Decalogue,*. tio®ub« but.<br />
Decamp , %'. a. uppbrijta lagec , bryta<br />
ix\>\>, aftnga. -ment, s. uppbtott.<br />
Decant, «'. a. tappa flf, Ijntfa af.<br />
Decantation, *. aftappning , nfOnff=<br />
Decapitate, v. a. ()a[^0"99a- [ning.<br />
Decapitation, s. rjal^Ijuggning.<br />
Decay, s. forfaff, nftaganCe. -, v. a.<br />
d n. fot)>aga, bringn i forfnil; fiicfaU<br />
(a, aftnga; fiitBerfsag, fotfv^aga^.<br />
Decease, s. ftSnfaHe, aflibntiDe, 656.<br />
-, V. n. Bo, aflita.<br />
Deceit, s. bebtageti, ft>ef. -fnl, a.<br />
beturtglig, fvieffuH. -ness, s. bebrrig=<br />
ligbet, fnlffljet.<br />
iittf>innagifi''anbc , f'otfiiftan.<br />
DeceivaLle, a. (ntt nottaft; bebcaglig. Declarative, a. fotflntnnbe. [tanbc.<br />
-ness, 5. beCtng(igl)et, IatttogcnI)et. Declaratory, a. f'orflatanbe , befcnfs<br />
Deceive, v. a. narta, forleba. -r, s. Declare, v. a. tifffannagifvo, fovftata,<br />
bfbragr.rc, fovfocace.<br />
December, s. S5ecembet, judnannb.<br />
Decence , Decency, s. an|lniibig()et,<br />
febigljet, ntbatljet.<br />
Decennial, a. ticntig.<br />
Decent, a. anflnr.big, affparfom; hu<br />
ffeblig. -ness, s. anf}anbigl)et.<br />
DeceptibiKty, s. enfalbigbet.<br />
Deceptible, a. liitt b«ctagen.<br />
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Deception, .«. bebtngcti.<br />
Deceptions, a. bebtnglig.<br />
Deceptive, Deceptory, a., bebta^<br />
ganbe , bebcagtig.<br />
Decerpt, a. f litniinjTab , fijcringnb;<br />
afragen. -ible, a. foin fnn niinffaP.<br />
Decerption, s. afploctning, fonninff-<br />
Decertation, s. t\?ift, fltib. [ning.<br />
Decession, s. bottgong, afgSng, botr«<br />
refn. [ning.<br />
Decharm, v. a. uppljafj^a en fortrolTs<br />
Decide, v. a. nfgota, bebemn, flita.<br />
Decidence, s. fntf, f orfnIC , affall.<br />
Deciduous, a. affaUnuce. -ness, s.<br />
Decimal, a. beciniat. [affnttning.<br />
Decimate , v. a. ^raffa b^^ar tionbe<br />
iiion •, gi-ira tionbe.<br />
Decimation, s. tionbeg cvtnggnnbe;<br />
bvnc tionbe manS nfjitaffning.<br />
Decipher, v. a. bed)ifftera, nppl<strong>of</strong>n,<br />
f iittlata, utmatfn ; bcfTriftja.<br />
Decision, s. utjlag, bent, bejTut.<br />
Decisive, a. nfgotanbe. -ness,*.<br />
afgScanbe, bont.<br />
Decisory, a. «fgi5tnnbe.<br />
Deck , *. brief (pn ffepp) ; fpcl i fort.<br />
-, t'. a. betacfo; ptl)ba, fmijrfn, be?<br />
flaba.<br />
Declaim, v. n. <strong>of</strong>fenttigen ta(a, tcfla^<br />
iiieta. -er, s. beflauiatiir, <strong>of</strong>fentlig<br />
ralrtre. [ligt ta(.<br />
Declamation, 5. teftamation, <strong>of</strong>fenta<br />
Declamator, *. bcflantntot.<br />
Declamatory, a. befiamatoriil.<br />
Declarable, a. font fan betiifa«.<br />
Declaration, *. fbtflnring, uttybning;<br />
fiicfunna, uppenbnra , ffign fin inening.<br />
-d, a. uppenbnr, ijppen. -ment, *.<br />
forfloring, upptricft.<br />
Declension, *. beflination; fluttning;<br />
fbrfott; fotbetf.<br />
[bojn«.<br />
Declinable, a. font fnn fccfiinctn* eff.<br />
Declination, *. <strong>of</strong>vifning , aftngnnbe,<br />
f iirfntl ; fluttning ; T. mngncunS mips<br />
finning.
96 Dec<br />
Declinatory, o. uncyifante, unbnns<br />
inganfe.<br />
Decline, s. nftngnnbe, fijtfair. -, f.<br />
a. ^ «. fdrminffa; nebboja, unttjifa ;<br />
bef linern ; <strong>of</strong>lnga , f ovfnffo.<br />
Declivity, s. brantljet, fTuttning, fnnf=<br />
Declivous, a. ttnnt, |Iuttnnte. [ning.<br />
Decoct, V. a. r.ff<strong>of</strong>n, f<strong>of</strong>a tet<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Decoction, Decocture, a. 6ef<strong>of</strong>t, in^<br />
Decollate, v. a. I)n[il)uggn. [fcfning.<br />
Decollation, s. IjnUbiiggning.<br />
Decompose, v. a. uppl<strong>of</strong>n, fonbetbetn.<br />
Decomposite, a. fanunnnfiUt <strong>of</strong> teban<br />
fnuniianfalta orb.<br />
Decomposition, s, uvvW^ning ; fots<br />
bintelfe 5 ni)o. [belning.<br />
Decomposure, s. uppto^ning, finUu<br />
Decompound, v. a. focbinba o m)0;<br />
Decorament, s. vnjbning. [iipplcfa.<br />
Decorate, v. a. ptiiCn, fitn, fiuydfa.<br />
Decoration, s. vti;bnflb, ficat, befo;<br />
Decorator, «. bcforationSni<strong>of</strong>nre.<br />
Decorous, a. vryblig, fnygg, j)n|fonbf.<br />
Decorticate, v. a. tnga af bncfen , <strong>of</strong>=<br />
Decortication, ». nfbiitfning. [barfo.<br />
Decorum, s. anftanbigljet, b«lefccnl)et,<br />
otCning.<br />
Decoy, s. locfbut, fangfl; locfniat,<br />
fnora, fijifiji-flfe. - , v. a. lata, lodfa,<br />
bebtnga, infnotja, fanga.<br />
Decrease, «. <strong>of</strong>tngnnbe, focniinffning.<br />
-, V. n. a a. <strong>of</strong>tnga, fiinninllag ; goto<br />
mtnCte, fijiniinffa.<br />
Decree, s. befcet, tag, pobub, Befair»<br />
ning; befTut. -,v. a. befluta, fotocb^<br />
nn, befiiiiinnia; bbnio, <strong>of</strong>gota.<br />
Decrement,*, <strong>of</strong>toganbe, minffning;<br />
fotluf}. [betboiit; fbrfaffen, fijralfctflb.<br />
Decrepit, a. uttefi^ab, btritflig af aU<br />
Decrepitate, v. a. falcineca, fStvuffn.<br />
Decrepitation, s. fnldnering ; fa(t^<br />
fptafning i «Ibcn ; fbrpuffning ; alfcec;<br />
foiiigbtiTiflighet, ffaglier.<br />
Decrepitness, Decrepitude, j. van^<br />
fetljet, alb(tbiMHSbrdittigl)ft.<br />
Decrescent, 3. ninnenS fifJa ci ; t^finab.<br />
-musing, a. fbtfanft i bjupa tanfat,<br />
tonffua. -en, f. a.
Def<br />
IDefailaiice, s. un&etlaronte, uteOlif^ Deficiency, a. btt|l; <strong>of</strong>'otinbgenljet<br />
'i VMiife fcan tnttfn.<br />
lOefalcate, v. a. <strong>of</strong>brngo, <strong>of</strong>fetta; ff.ua<br />
bmr. [bottfFrivning,<br />
lefalcation, s. afttag, iiiinfFning,<br />
3(4iunation, s. ffymf, fiiitnf, battal.<br />
JeFaiiiatory, a. fTuinfnnbe.<br />
iefanie, t:a. Mnti;fta, fcttala.<br />
Defatitrate, f. a. nfiiiottn, utttottn.<br />
iefatiiratioii, s. utttortnntic.<br />
Default, s. fet, bdfl; fetfumiiKlfc,<br />
uiebliffnntc, untettntanbe. -, f. a. &.<br />
n. ff(a, btifia (i fitt liiftf), iinterlato.<br />
Defeasance, 5. onulfering ; ncterfng.<br />
Defeasible, a. font fan nvvt)'ifpn^-<br />
Defeat, s. nesetlng, focIoraM faltflng:<br />
fottara , b«=<br />
fTarmn; fijcbjuba. -able, a. font fan<br />
fStfonta*. -ant, s. f»otonb« (uib «n<br />
bouiftol). -, a. fotfraranbe. -er, s.<br />
f ovfratate ; obt?<strong>of</strong>ar, fafforatc.<br />
Defensative, s. beffi>bb, fi5rft>at. -, a.<br />
fbifi.'>ntanbe.<br />
Defensible, a. font fan fotfuara^.<br />
ess , s. befFybb , fTaiiit.<br />
Defensive, a. fovfvctranbe. - ,s.<br />
f'.'nv.tftonb, forfvat.<br />
Defensor, s. abf<strong>of</strong>at, forfrntate.<br />
Defer, f. a. upvffjuta; cffetUtnna titt<br />
iinnnng uttntanbe. [gifve<br />
Deference, «. tocbnab, aftning; efteic=<br />
Deferent , s. fotanbc , <strong>of</strong>>i«rbvingnnbe<br />
mctft. -, a. fotanb*, lebfaganbc.<br />
Defiance, s. utnioning ; tvot^.<br />
£,igllsh . <strong>Swedish</strong> Diet.<br />
Dea 97<br />
; ;<br />
betaln. [cfetm'bgen att bctnla.<br />
Deficient, a, btiffanbe, cfuHfianbig<br />
Defier, s. utmanate.<br />
Defigure, v. a. tanffapo.<br />
Defile, s. paS, befile. -, v. n. U^aSa,<br />
creno; fiiinfa ; beftUra. -ment,«.<br />
befmiitelfe ; fbtbetf. -r, a. en fom tes<br />
finittar :c.<br />
Definable, a. fiMii fan beff rifmag , be»<br />
flniiiinag. [fldniinn._<br />
Define, f. a. beffcifno, forflata; 0«s<br />
Definite, a. beffainb, afgjotb, vip; be*<br />
tw. -ness, s. bejiambljct.<br />
Definition,*, beftniiion , bettifning,<br />
fovflaring. [-ness, s. |Tut(ig botn.<br />
Definitive, a. afgoranbe, uttti)dt[tg.<br />
Deflagrability, s. bronnbavljet.<br />
Deflagrable, a. btannbat, flbfdngb.<br />
Deflagration, «. fot;brdnnin3 ; T. vea<br />
ibe 9«nom fi'afpet.<br />
Deflect, V. n. flfvifa.<br />
Deflection, Deflexion, s. <strong>of</strong>oifning.<br />
Deflexiire, s. afbbjning.<br />
Defloration, s. nibftdnfning.<br />
Deflour, Deflower, p. a. ftdnfrt («it<br />
Deflow, V. n. fli)to <strong>of</strong>, neb. [inij).<br />
Defluous, 5. ntbfli)tQnbe.<br />
Defluxion, s. nebpt;triing ; flu^.<br />
Deforcement, s. otago ()dfb af en an»<br />
non
98 Deg<br />
Deglutlnate, f . a. uppl<strong>of</strong>a (imning;<br />
befria. [lim jc. ; utrierfling.<br />
Deglutination, ». upplo^ning <strong>of</strong><br />
Deglutition, s. nebfi^nljning.<br />
Degradation, 5. nfffittning, fotnebring;<br />
nebflagct fntt.<br />
Dejection,*. mb(Iiig«n[)et , mobfnffb»<br />
f)et, bjbvSfv'dfe; ftolg.ing.<br />
Dejeration, s. eb^ nfldiggnnbe.<br />
Delaceration, s. fonbcrfTitning.<br />
Delactation, a. «fpaning.<br />
Delapsed, a. ncbf<strong>of</strong>f.inbe; nebfdffen.<br />
Delate, v. a. fiSro, batn; '<strong>of</strong>»«rf6ta;<br />
onflnga. [angifuelfe.<br />
Delation, s. ftnngviMt, <strong>of</strong>ptrfijting<br />
Delator, *. nngifvmte, nnflngarc.<br />
a. nngifvninbe.<br />
Delay, s. uppjTcf, citiffonb; I)inbet.<br />
-, V. a.
Del<br />
Deliiament, Delirancy, s. nntrnf;<br />
11,1 iiotniiii).<br />
Delirate, v. n. ina, rara i^anvctfig.<br />
Deliration, s. tanynt, tarffnp.<br />
Delirious , a. wanpcttig , urfinnig ;<br />
Vriinfe. -ness , «. pntujett.<br />
Delirium , s. \)va, IjufvuDfvogOet , fa=<br />
niiilwt, rnffri.<br />
Delitigate, v. a. Ipifin, fttiba.<br />
Delitigation, s. ftriD, iPiff.<br />
Deliver, f. a. befcin, frnlfa, rl^^^a;<br />
aftviitn, bfpettcmna, gifva, crbjuta;<br />
tiaflfiffii ; beratta , onfLMM. - aLle , a.<br />
fiMii ffiitt nflemna^. -ance, s. bfi^ovs<br />
UmnanSs ; befcietfe, fiirlo^ning , vat6=<br />
ning, nctfomfi i bntnfang. -er, s. be^<br />
frinte; betattnre. ' [ml, i;ttrnntc.<br />
Delivery, s. befcU Ife ; ^e^folllp ; ut=<br />
Dell, s. grotta; bat, bnlb.<br />
Deludable, a. Uin nnrtnb, bum.<br />
Delude, v. a. bebtagn, nattn, gh'cfa.<br />
Deluge, «. yfver|>rtiiining, fynbnfleb.<br />
-, u. a. lifccrforiinma , bcanfa.<br />
Delusion, s. bebrogsti, nnrtvetf;<br />
blanbning, fiStvilTclfe.<br />
Delusive, a. fnI(T, bcbrnglig. -ness,<br />
s. falffl)ct, bfttngligbcf.<br />
Delusory, a. fiilff, bcbvaglig.<br />
Delve, v. a. gtiifra; utgtnfiia; ut=<br />
grunba, unberf<strong>of</strong>n. -, s. fuln, l\ala,<br />
bife.<br />
Demagogue, *. bcmngog ; uppror^flif.-<br />
Demain, s. atfgocg, fnuti. [tan.<br />
Dem<strong>and</strong>, p. a. begnta, fotbra, ftiifM.<br />
-, s. bijgarnn, forbran; efttrfrSgan.<br />
-aLle, a. fcm fnn forbtoS. -ant, s.<br />
nnflagnnb«, ffirnnbe. -ment, s. fifiiiu<br />
ning tiff boinPct.<br />
Demarcation, s. gtan^.<br />
Demean, 5. oibafoot, uppfornnbe. -,<br />
f . a. fi5cringa i Barbe ; - (ones self)<br />
ffitfa fig, bora fig nt. -our, s. upv=<br />
• fotonbe, forljaffonbe, ffi*.<br />
Demency, s. Mawttt, gafeniTap.<br />
Dementate, V. n. ^ a. blifragnUn;<br />
giSta Mnfinnig. [(jet, ijrfla.<br />
Dementation, s. gatenfTap, ucfinnigs<br />
Demerit, s. f}raffrrirbigl)ft ; otjenj}.<br />
-, V. n. fotrjenn tabel elf. Jir<strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Den 99<br />
Demersed, a. branft.<br />
Demersion,5. b«anfning,nebboppning.<br />
Demesne, s. faf} egenbcm.<br />
Demigrate, v. n. flijttfl, utuanbra.<br />
Demigration, s.f[i;ttning, utvanbring.<br />
Demise, s. bob, ftanfaffe; tcfJamcnte.<br />
-, V. a. f oipafta, bovtaccenbera ; lefias<br />
Demiss, a. bbnijuf. [nipniera.<br />
Demission, s. ftigif?«[fe; fl>cminffc<br />
ning, flivnebting, fiSrluf}.<br />
Demissive, a. cbnijuf.<br />
Demissly, ad. pn «tt bbinjuft fatt.<br />
Demit, v. a. nebtrijrfn, fanfa.<br />
Democracy, s. beni<strong>of</strong>rati, folfralbe.<br />
Democrat, Democratist, s. betncs<br />
Domocratical, a. bem<strong>of</strong>ratijT. [feat.<br />
Demolish , v. a. nebriftm , fbrftbta,<br />
liigga. [obelaggning.<br />
Demolition, s. nebtifning •. f iirjloting,<br />
Demon, s. nnbe, ongel; bjeft>u(cn.<br />
Demoniac, s. en befatt. -, -al, a.<br />
bjefyulff, befatt.<br />
Demonian, a. bjcfvnilff; ntyrfet elaf.<br />
Demonocracy, s. anbecaibc.<br />
Demonolatry, s. anbetjenf}.<br />
Demonology, s. taran oin bjcfpuIenS<br />
Demonstrable, a. betii^tig. [«afenbe.<br />
Demonstrate, v. a. bepifa, benicns<br />
ftretd, obagalagga.<br />
Demonstration, *. bepi^ning.<br />
Demonstrative, a. bfrcttygnnbe, bcs<br />
rifanbc. -ness, s. bei^istigbct.<br />
Demonstrator, s. bevifare, fbtftatate.<br />
Demoralization, s. febefiirbevf.<br />
Demoralize, v. a. fiStbetfvn, bemoras<br />
lifcra. [tinbranbe.<br />
Demulcent, a. mjitfanbe, niilbtanbe,<br />
Demur, s. trifpetSutat, tvefan, obefTuts<br />
faiiiljct. -, V. a. d: n. gota inconbnins<br />
gar ; uppfTjuta, brijjn ; toifla.<br />
Demure, «. f iStbeOafffont , inbragcn;<br />
btyg, affrarfam , faff. - ness , *. aff=<br />
tiorfauttjet; fafffinnigfjet ; liffgjorb blyg;<br />
fam bet.<br />
Demurrage, s. extro liggbagar.<br />
Demurrer, s. inoanbning om uppfTcf i<br />
en rattegang.<br />
Den, s. beta, fu(a. -, v. n. be i en<br />
Denay, s. nfftag, fijtnefanbe. [!;ata.<br />
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Denegate, v. a. mta, fotncfa.<br />
Denegation, 3. fomefnnbe.<br />
Deniable, a. foiii fan nefaS.<br />
Deuial, s. nfflag, pngrnnDe, nefanfce.<br />
Denigrate, v. a. funtta.<br />
Denigration, s. fvtattning.<br />
Denization, s. bcfrielfe. [unbetfnte.<br />
Denizen, Denison, s. naturalifctab<br />
Denizen, f. a. befcia; gifoa butfTnp.<br />
Denominable, a. fom fan utndmnag.<br />
Denominate, v. a. ndnina, bendnina.<br />
Denomination, s. benomning, namn;<br />
gifning, naiun. [nantc.<br />
Denominative, a. naninante, benanu<br />
Denominator, s. T. ndmnare.<br />
Denotation, s. utmntfning, bet«dE;<br />
ning, 1 irfe.<br />
Denote, v. a. utniatfa, bctedfna.<br />
Denounce, v. a. affunna, ritTfnnna*<br />
gifoa en Ijotelfe ; nngifua. -ment, s.<br />
fungotetfe, fotfunnanfce af «n Ijotelfe. l)dngate; unberlj<strong>of</strong>oante : afljangig, be=<br />
-r, s. nngiftjatj.<br />
t<strong>of</strong>nbe, unbetgift>en, tifffjbrig. -ing,<br />
Dense, s. tat , tjorf.<br />
a. anl)dngig, oafgjctb.<br />
Denseness, Density, a. tdtOet. Deperdition, s. fbrlufi, fbrbetf.<br />
Dent, s. ut6 ; inifd'tning, iiiatfe. -, Dephlegmate, v. a. T. aflTitja be<br />
v. a. infTdia, gbra tnggat ; gora ntdrfe<br />
fii. -al, J.^ «. tanbib<strong>of</strong>fJnf ; fj'ocnnbe<br />
tiff tnnbetna.<br />
Denticulated, a. taggig , tanbab.<br />
Denticnlation,*. tanbigljet, taggigtjn.<br />
Dentils, Dentels, Denticles, s.jil.<br />
ivinbet, taggot.<br />
Dentificator, *. tanbputfate.<br />
Dentifrice, s. tanbpulwer.<br />
Dentist, s. tanbldfate.<br />
Dentition, s. tnnbfptiining. [r<strong>of</strong>un.<br />
Denudate, v. a. blotta, <strong>of</strong>f[dba, be«<br />
Denudation, s. affldbning, blottning.<br />
Denude, v. a. blotta.<br />
Denunciation, s. fungbretfe ; ongifs<br />
ffife. [fdga; <strong>of</strong>f)>dtja.<br />
Deny, v. a. nffa, ijdgta, nf(Ia, mots<br />
Deobstruct, >. a. bppna, unbanrbja<br />
Deobstruent, s. & a. mebeC cmot fors<br />
Deoppilate, v. a. dppnn. [flcppningat.<br />
Deoppilation, s. oppning.<br />
Deosculate , v. a. fitffa nub omfjet.<br />
Deosculation, s. fi)^ntng.<br />
Dep<br />
Depaint, V. o. afmala, afiTittca, be.<br />
ffcifra.<br />
Depart , s. afctfa. -, v. n. afcefa,<br />
gn eff. u\a bctt; af|la ifcan ; ffilja fig<br />
iftdn ; biJ ; leinna (en ott). -ment, «.<br />
bepattenunt; fdrffilt gbromal. -ure,<br />
s. Qftefa, bctttefa.<br />
Depascent, a. afbefanbe.<br />
Depasture, v. a. afbcta, go pS bete.<br />
Depauperate, v. a. utarnia, gbta fai=<br />
Depauperation, s. utblettning. [tig.<br />
Depeach, v. a. affdtba.<br />
Depectible, a. feg, flibbig.<br />
Depeculation, a. Pblb ut affmdnna<br />
Depeinct, v. a. afmSla. [faffct.<br />
Depend, v. n. btto; fbt[ita fig; iMra<br />
i fbtbinbctfe iiteb ; fomnta an pa ; 7'.<br />
rata anljdngig. -ance, -ancy,s. un=<br />
;<br />
bergifrenijct, betoenbe ; afl)angigh«t<br />
tifffbtfigt. -ant, s. d a. partifan, an«<br />
efrevflbtiga raitcnaftiga be(atne.<br />
Depict, V. a. mala, beffriftja.<br />
Depilate, v. a. nfrafa Ijarcn.<br />
Depilation, s. ^aten^ nftafning.<br />
Depilatory, j.
Dep<br />
Deport, s. upvforante. -, v. a. iip(j=<br />
fcia fig , tnra fig at. [fctPiSning.<br />
Deportarion, J. bottforning, InnDg;<br />
Deportment, s. upvfiitanbe.<br />
Depose, v. a. nebtngga, nebfnttn, in<br />
vetKva; bctygn, Mttna.<br />
Depositary, s. neter£ag«i)ian, en fciii<br />
niiin anfijvtcott nngot.<br />
Deposite, s. unbetpant, Ifiai font air<br />
nnfortvotf. -, v. a. netfatto, nnfLU-tio,<br />
fcci'cnera, (fiima i forpnt, pantfatta.<br />
Deposition,*. t>ittne«mat; aff.ittniwg;<br />
faaning.<br />
Depository, «. fotunting^rum ; netec;<br />
Depot, s. iiuigafin, n<strong>of</strong>cettng. [ing.<br />
Depravation, «. focberf, utnttnnte,<br />
vantTagtanDe.<br />
Deprave, f. a. focbetfM, forfnlffn,<br />
fowiKta. -ness , «. f iii-betf ; bi^di--<br />
ning. -ment, s. forbctf.<br />
Depravity, s. fcrberf ; fotfalffabt tiUj^dnb;<br />
btLMi^ltg!)Ct. [net afponba.<br />
Deprecate, v. a. nfOcbja, g«noiii b'i5s<br />
Deprecation, s. nfbijn, flfbebjanbe.<br />
Deprecative, Deprecatory, a. <strong>of</strong>=<br />
bfbjanbe , utffulbnnbe.<br />
Depreciate, v. a. nebfii'tta vtif«tj fSts<br />
aha: fnttn foe litetvarbevn, unbec=<br />
«>ntbern. C''ig9n; focbevfya.<br />
Depredate, v. a. t<strong>of</strong>vn, plunbra, 'cbe=<br />
Depredation , s. vtunbcing, t<strong>of</strong>ceri,<br />
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t«f; ()ojb, btebb; bunfet()«r, nii>cf
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; : ;<br />
Derogarive, a. ffabanbe; luinffnntf, Desiccation, s. uppiocfning.<br />
f LHtiiiganCe ; fottnliinbc. [iiiimfning. Desiccative, a. lotfanbe. [ba, onfTa.<br />
Derogatoriness, 5. foetal, fuiiibflfe; Desiderate, v. a. langta efter , afiun.<br />
Derogatory, a. foniiinfTante ; ffatUg. Desideratum, s. n.igct bnffligt.<br />
Dervis, s. tetrifi;. [tion, fotflating. Desitliose, a. lebfen, trog.<br />
Descant, s. ci^fant (i iitufif) ; tiiS|.nirn« Design, s. fcrefat^, uppfat ; utfaff,<br />
Descant, v. n. fjunga biSfanten ; tril= liitning. -, v. a. dtna, dnma, anlags<br />
la; vnbl<strong>of</strong>tigt ell. utfiicligt b«iTnfoa ga, anffatta ; ()afDa fot nffigt gbra ut»<br />
;<br />
utfijte. -ant, s. & a. affoniling, ef=<br />
tecfoMimanbe, bnvn; fjunfanbe ; I)ars<br />
fianimanbe, nctfiiganbe. -ible, a.<br />
fcui fan ttttfaffa genoni arf.<br />
Descension, s. nebftiganbe ; faltning,<br />
fjuntning ; affatt ; I)arfoin|}. -al , a.<br />
a. <strong>of</strong>«.vrgifoa, leiuna; tljmnta , <strong>of</strong>verlb:<br />
Va ; beferteca. -er, s. bftietlopore, bes<br />
fevict:, tijiuiiiate. -ion, s. bfoergif;<br />
ranbe, ri;ntnin9 ; fijttyijian. -less, a.<br />
Ulan fortjenft, ccStbig.<br />
Deserve,*', a. fottja; anl)affa oni,<br />
Descrier, s. uvptacfate.<br />
bebja.<br />
Description,*. befTrifning ; forflating. Desirous, a. ttdngtanbe eftet, lijffen,<br />
Descriptive, a. beffcifvanbe.<br />
full af begdr. -ness, *. oniTligbet.<br />
Descry, v. a. upvtacfn, bli satfe, Desist, V. n. affto, uppborn. -ance,<br />
niarfa pa langt ()aff.<br />
s. uppljotanbe; afbtott. -ive, a. (lui<br />
Desecate, v. a. boctfTata.<br />
tanbe. [a. innefTuta.<br />
Desecrate, v. a. cfjelga, vonijotba. Desk, s. biff, putpet, ifcifbocb. - , v.<br />
Desecration, s. ol)elgetfe, cnnljelgb. Desolate, a. obe, enslig, obcbobb,<br />
Desert, s. ijfen, obemotf. -, a. obe, btelagb: bft«etgifv>en, tr<strong>of</strong>flbS. -, v. a.<br />
cbjbobb.<br />
Desert, s. fottjenjl, tjarbe, Ton. -, v.<br />
bbeldgga, utbloita; bebt<strong>of</strong>ua. -ness,<br />
s. bbsligbet, en^ligljet.<br />
Desolater, s. tjdtjare, obelaggatf.<br />
Desolation, «. obeldggelfe, l)drjning;<br />
bebrbfvvlfe , ttSffl<strong>of</strong>f tiaflanb.<br />
Desolatory, a. bdtjonbe, fbtftbtanbe,<br />
cbfldijganbe.<br />
Despair, s. fbtt\jiflan, t)opplbSbft. -,<br />
f . M. focttjifla , nii^ttblln. -able,fiJ,<br />
a. fbttoifiab, bopplbs. -er, s. en<br />
fiMii fbtt»?ijlat. -ingly, ad. pa ett fl5(=<br />
tviflobt fdit.<br />
Despatch, s. f. Dispatch.<br />
Despection, 5. feiatt.
Des<br />
Desperado, s. Bfvecfcnbig falle ; ffiidii.<br />
Desperate, a. fbi;tiHfla6 ; <strong>of</strong>emagen ;<br />
fi v'Tiarf lig ; Ofiftig, faclig. -ness, s.<br />
ai ;i!'or: i5fiieri(ning, nnfeti.<br />
Desperation, s. fovrviflan.<br />
Dt'>picable, a. fiStnftlig, gfiiien, Jng,<br />
ruciuj. -ness, a. nebvigO't, fovnftligt<br />
iippunantc, lagljer.<br />
Despiciency, s. fornft."<br />
Desjjisable, a. for<strong>of</strong>ttig, ot»drbig. -<br />
ness, s. fijtaftliglin.<br />
Despise, i>. a. f'ctatta, ferfnin.<br />
Despisedness , s. fovnftligljtt.<br />
Despiser, s. fecnftnce.<br />
Despite, s. ontffa, ttetet, fov<strong>of</strong>t; f6v=<br />
fli-gnfc; illOtfJanB. -, v. a. fotargo ;<br />
oton ; irotfn, tiin'cia fijraflligt. -ful,<br />
a. cli-if, Oaffull; fotnftlig. -fulness,<br />
s. elnthcr, cntfTn.<br />
Despiteous, a. ctaf , flijgg.<br />
Despoil, V. a. bet<strong>of</strong>no, vlunfctn, x<strong>of</strong>va.<br />
Despoiler, s. vlunbtnrc, t<strong>of</strong>Pf.te.<br />
Despoliation, s. plunbcing, betSf=<br />
"(infe ; nffl.ibning.<br />
Despond , f . a. f ortvnfin , vaxa neb|tn=<br />
flf n, faOa iiiobot , f ovfiiga. - ence , -<br />
ency, s. finiiMflan, l)oppr6g()cr, n«!;iTa»<br />
iTr.infr uiagt, enoiilbe. [tyrnnni.<br />
Despotism, s. be^poti^m, enrrilbf,<br />
Despuine, Despumate, s. afjTuni=<br />
Despumation, s. fifjTumning. [mn.<br />
Desquamate, f. a. fj.iffn.<br />
Desquamation, s. nffjalfning.<br />
Dessert, s. tcfevt, eftfvtatr.<br />
Destinate, v. a. niiirui , beflanima;<br />
bonui. forerbnn. [mol, affigt.<br />
Destination , s. ticfthnimelfe , nnba=<br />
Destine, f. Destinate.<br />
Destiny, s. guroiiiug fLufun; obe.<br />
Destitute, a. cfyergifyen , (ijelplii^,<br />
behcfMnbe, utbtcttnb. -ness,«. i5f=<br />
cngifvn tifff^anb, fliinre.<br />
Det 103<br />
Destitution,*, bfoergifcnnfce; btift,<br />
nob, I)jflplb(il)et.<br />
Destroy, v. a. nttxifva, forfiern , f i5r«<br />
I)ih-ja, bbetagga, utplnnn; uppIjfifM.<br />
-er, «. fotberfvnrc, I)iujncf ; mBrbnte.<br />
Destructible, a. fi3tganglig, fi5tfii5v=<br />
bat. [grtngligtet.<br />
Destructibility,«. fevfiorbarljet ; f6t=<br />
Destruction, s. fei-fibring , flH-obelfe,<br />
ncbrifning; unbecgSng, fSvbecf, niocb,<br />
Bob.<br />
Destructive, a. f 15tfH5vnnbc , f'bcoban:<br />
bo, fotberPig, iTablig. -ly, ad. vS ett<br />
fevpin-anbe ffitt. -ness , *. focbcrfligi<br />
()ct, jTntltgber, vinbUglief. [tnggntf.<br />
Destructor, s. fbifibrntrc, bfivjnte, bbes<br />
Desudation, 5. bnfiig frflining.<br />
Desuetude, s. ovnna; fbrfall (ifron<br />
mnl rnnn), nfonnjanbe.<br />
Desultor, s. rcltigbt.<br />
Desultorily, ad. flDgtigt.<br />
Desultory, Desultorious , a. flings<br />
lig, obe(lrtnbig, oinbi;tlig. [focci, lana.<br />
Desume, v. a. bcmta, taga bott, borts<br />
Detach, f. a. affbnbrn, bcfria, atlTiljii,<br />
ffiljnifcfln; betadjeta. -ment, s. bes<br />
'<br />
,<br />
genlyer, iiiotfiTlItliet.<br />
tncfjeiiient; nfbelning, bivifion.<br />
-ent, a. fbrs Detail, s. uifSvIig bcnittclfc, betolj;<br />
triflnnbe, nctiTagcn, Ooppleo.<br />
fbcbclning <strong>of</strong> en t>arn ; uiinut. -, u. a.<br />
Desponsate, v. a. forl<strong>of</strong>fn.<br />
befftifoa noga, betnljfcfl.<br />
Desponsation, s. ttclcfning.<br />
Detain, v. a. qviorbnlfii, bebiiffn, uppes<br />
Despot, s. begpct, li)\:ann.<br />
luitta, I)inbrn. -der, «. fSngcnffiip, at*<br />
Despotic, Despotical, a. begpotifF, teflfcing^otbet , innuining i fiingetfe.<br />
cinffiiinft, cnvalbig. -ness, 5. cin= -ment, s. <strong>of</strong>baHanbe , uppcljod, for*<br />
binber ; nttefJeting.<br />
Detect, V. a. upptriifa, uppenbara.<br />
Detecter, Detector, s. «n fom upv*<br />
triier.<br />
Detection, s. uvptnrft, upptndfanbe,<br />
Detent, *. fpnnnfjflbsc [nngift>«(fe.<br />
Detention, s. qcatbaHanbe, l)inbec;<br />
(ivincfjnb; arrnjt.<br />
Detentive, a. qt>ntf)iittnnbe.<br />
Deter, v. a. <strong>of</strong>fiftncfii, binbtn.<br />
Deterge, v. a. nff}ti;fa, botttorfa, re«<br />
no. -nt, a. rennnbe, borttoctnnbe, af-<br />
Deteriorate, f. a. fbcfnmcn, fbr\)firrii.<br />
Deterioration, s. fbrfnmring, fct«
104 Det<br />
oritcing, ffnba.<br />
Determent, s. nfiftflrfante ; (ftnmfel.<br />
Determinable , a. font fan fflfifirtffae<br />
cff. <strong>of</strong>gera^.<br />
Determinate, a. faflflnffb, f^nbgn^,<br />
nfgjotb; uircycflig, afgijconbe ; ftnnbrtf=<br />
tig. -, V. a. begvanfa; be|inmma, be;<br />
fluta, afg'otfl; jlobga.<br />
Determination, a. utfl<strong>of</strong>ntttg; fores<br />
fat« ; flfgcranbe beflut, botit.<br />
Determinative, a. uifJafanbe, afg6=<br />
ranbe ; inffcfinfanbe.<br />
Determine, f . a. fiiflflada, be|lriimitn,<br />
bejluta; <strong>of</strong>iTutfl ; infltnnfa; ctbnn;<br />
vnta pa.<br />
Deterration, s. uppgtnfning.<br />
Detersion, s. rentrattning, tening,<br />
totfning.<br />
Detersive, s. inebet ntt tena. ~,a.<br />
flffijcrtnbe, tennnbe. -nes8,s. <strong>of</strong>focing, valfpraf, beiiig.<br />
rening^frnft.<br />
Devil, s. bjefpul, f,in, fatan. -'s-bo-<br />
Detest, f. a. PV99n^ i'i6, Wa: fMvn nes , s. pi. tnrntng.it. -'s-book , s.<br />
af\t\) for, <strong>of</strong>fTi). - able , a. nf)Ti;t?,irb,<br />
»eberjli)gg(ig, f6rl)rttlig. -ably, ad.<br />
peber|!i)ggligt.<br />
Detestation, s. nfjTi), fnfn.<br />
Dethrone, v. a. <strong>of</strong>fritta en monnrf,<br />
ftota ifrnn t()ronen. [ning.<br />
Detonation, s. T. belonering, fijrvuff;<br />
Detonize, v. a. T. betoncra, fi5cvuffa.<br />
Detort, V. a. vranga, fijronnba, for^<br />
ti;bn. [fortnia; <strong>of</strong>brogn, forniinffa.<br />
Detract, v. a. tnla ilia om , fntnba,<br />
Detracter, s. battalavt , fbrtntaue,<br />
ffancate.<br />
Detraction, s. baftnl, ffonbnl; nfbrng,<br />
fciiiiiniTning. [be, bafbnntflnbe.<br />
Detractive, u. fortnlnnbe, forfUnan;<br />
Detractor, f. Detracter.<br />
Detriment, s. fotlufl, ^aia, forfang.<br />
Detrimental, a. fTnblig, nienlig, fbco»<br />
Inmvaiibe. -uess, s. (Tabligljet, fi'r=<br />
fang. [nmg.<br />
_<br />
Detrition, s. flitning, afnotniiig, jTaf=<br />
Detrude, c. a. utflotn; nebtryrfn.<br />
Detruncate, v. a. forfcrta; afljuggci,<br />
ftyinpn; ()Q[^l)uggo.<br />
Detmncation , s. f}i;nipning, forfort^<br />
Detrusion, s. nebfiovtning. [ning.<br />
Der<br />
Deturbation, s. nebfaftning.<br />
Deuce, s. iitao, tua, bug (i fpel); fan,<br />
bjefrul.<br />
Deuteronomy, s. feuite OJJefe bch<br />
Devastation, «. forflijcelfe, fic::-:\i,<br />
ffcfling.<br />
Develope, u. a. cppna, upp'.-ccf .a , uti<br />
vtdla; upptnifa. -ment, «. uuctung.<br />
Devergence, s. ftcfning, bcining-,<br />
fluttning. [tiDintetgora, upt.'lvif'.M.<br />
Devest, v. a. nfflnba; ber'<strong>of</strong>via, betnga;<br />
Devex , a. inbbjb; ituttanbe. -ity, «.<br />
bbjning, fr<strong>of</strong>igljet. [fbtfe fig.<br />
Deviate, V. «. afoifa; ga *^ilfe , itta,<br />
Deviation, s. nfPtfelfe, sifffavelfc , -.mU<br />
l<strong>of</strong>tig ; ini^gerning, fbrbri;telf«e»<br />
tenina, nnfortro; bemfoCfo, tidfnlfa;<br />
rutta, ulfore.
Dev<br />
;<br />
Devoration, s. uppfTufning.<br />
Diagonal, s. biagonaUlinie. -, a.<br />
Devotary, ». tittbebjnre.<br />
biagonalifT, fom got ftSn bet enn b'otnet<br />
Devote, a. [)c(9a&. -, f. a. ciga, l)tU tiff bet nnbra.<br />
gn, tiffegna, uppcffta, t<strong>of</strong>t?a; f i5tb'i5mn Diagram, s. gecmetrifT plan, fom fijrs<br />
flarat en ftgut; afritning, ntfnfl.<br />
Devoted, a. (to, unto) tittegnwb; uppf Dial, s. foanfate, utt<strong>of</strong>la. -plate, «.<br />
Dffvob ; tiffgifven, iinbetbonig. -ness,<br />
i. oin)Ti-anft riffgifyentjet, unbcrbnnig=<br />
(>et ; in»?igning, liaegning, upp<strong>of</strong>fring.<br />
Devotee, s. «ib|T
106 Die<br />
Dichotomy, «. tbeetna^ inbelntng<br />
Dicker, s. tf(f«>: (tie flijien).<br />
Dictamen, s. fecejlnfi^nnbe.<br />
Dictate, s. regcl, fertPftift, ingifrelfe,<br />
iiUffjflelff. -, u.u.i)iH?a en foji; fpifa;<br />
l-naii Met. -arj^, s. rieifebet.<br />
Dietetic, Dietetical, a. bietiff.<br />
Diffamatory, a. ifi)mfanbe, ntetSrig.<br />
Differ, f. «. Data oiifa , nfmfa; ffilja<br />
fig ifrtin, \it fomiiin iSfoeten^ ; t>ora af<br />
nnnaniiiening,iiiotfoga; fe(n^. -ence,<br />
5. ffitnab, clifljet; oenig()et. -ent, a.<br />
cut, dtiTiffig.<br />
Difference, t>. a. nifTitjfl.<br />
Differing, .s. fJtib, tinfi. -, a. olif.<br />
Ditiicil, a. tuijbcfniii.<br />
Difficult, a. f«>av ; bef<strong>of</strong>itlig ; ccefig,<br />
befynnetlig ; iiiiJif, oti^blig. -y, 3. frn^<br />
riijbet, funt faf, forliigenljet ; fBri?irring ;<br />
Diffide, V. n. uii^tto. [irifeel^mal.<br />
Diffidence, s. iiii^ttoenbe, mi^tanfn,<br />
miftitbitan.<br />
Diffident, a. niiftinnffam , mif trogen :<br />
tabb. -ly, ad. iiiif ttoget. -ness , s.<br />
mi^ttiiftan.<br />
Dig<br />
Diffind, V. a. befo i tu, f(i;fva.<br />
Difission, s. tlyfning. [ning.<br />
Diftlatiou,«. uvpbla^ning , betibla^i<br />
Diffluency, *. Pi)tigl)et; bcnfliuning.<br />
Diffluent, a. fli;lig, flijlanbe, tinnn^^f.<br />
Difforin, a. oorbentlig, cjemn,olif;<br />
ful, fii;gg. [|li>ggl)et; <strong>of</strong>oniiligl'or.<br />
DitTorniity, s. t>nni?n|)ligl)et, fiilbei,<br />
Diffranchisement, s. inbcngning af<br />
en SiaH vrivitegier.<br />
Diffuse, a. utfpcibb; *>ibl^ftig.<br />
Diffuse , V. a. utfpriba , utgjutn , fiib<br />
omfring. -ed, a. fringfpribb, utfptitb ;<br />
oorbentlig, befi>nnerlig. -edness,*.<br />
uibvebning, utflytning, fibluftigljet.<br />
Diffusion, s. tiblvftigt)er.<br />
Diffusive, a. flot, viibrttriit, utbrccb,<br />
ribli;fiig. -ness,s. uiftrriining, net;<br />
vibtyftigljet.<br />
Dig, V. a. gtafsa, bortn.<br />
Digamy, s. antra giftet.<br />
Digest, V. a. 6 ti. fnin(ta, uupl<strong>of</strong>a,<br />
cenfa ; f<strong>of</strong>a ; fnttaiotbning ; <strong>of</strong>retroiga ;<br />
fupv'urerfl. -ible, a. tnttfntiilt.<br />
Digestion, s. luotfmaltning; feniiff<br />
berebning genoni tiririna.<br />
Digestive,*, bigeftifniebel. -, a. fcni<br />
befcrbrai niatfnniltningen eff. rargSrs<br />
Digests, s./j/. vnnbeftec. [ning.<br />
Digesture, s. tnntfniriltning.<br />
Diurger, s. grnfonre; fpoite »o vifja '<br />
bjurs ben. [fmixfa.<br />
Dight, V. a. beflnba, betacfa; vutfa,<br />
Digit,*. 3-4 bets tum« jitntt; enfett<br />
tnl. -ated, a. betnb i, forfebb web<br />
finger, fingetfccMiig,<br />
Digladiation , *. (Itib m«b bar tjfirjn<br />
t'.Mff, grill. [brnn.<br />
Digniiication , a. uppOijjelfe, befct*<br />
Dignified, a. upvfjojb , (jebtnb nieb nos<br />
gon prirbigOet.<br />
Dignify, v. a. fjijgnftn ; fornbla ; upp*<br />
Dignitary, s. preUit. [f)ojfl, beforbm.<br />
Dignity, *. rnrbigljet, onfeenbe, nte=<br />
ftanb : ntet niin.<br />
Dignotion, *. otffilnnb.<br />
Digress , v. n. nfvifa ifton nninet, go<br />
ifran f<strong>of</strong>en. [ftan nninef.<br />
Digression, s. affviang; afrifanbe<br />
;
Dig<br />
)ijfressional. Digressive, Digres-<br />
soi-y, a. afmtante, utfv>nfijante.<br />
3iju(Hcate, t-. a.M>ii!fl finctfan tijenne.<br />
Dijudication, s. Blmii, utfTog.<br />
3ike, «. ^ife, gtnf, snttcnle&ning, fors<br />
-, bomning i^aU ; uppfjojB t?>ig.<br />
Dilacerate , v. a. fonbtxtifva , f6ntet= flih^. ^ [Bnrifning.<br />
Jilaceration, s. fonBctflitning , f6n=<br />
3ilHiiiate, u. a. netfnfta, iTn ^e^.<br />
Dilaniation, s. fijnbercifning.<br />
Dilapidate, f. a. £t n. fl<strong>of</strong>a fccvt,<br />
rioita (.'ci-t f}
108 Dio<br />
vanta ; fjunfo ; - into , ogna, fHijgtigt<br />
gencmfe.<br />
Dipetalous, n. fStfeBb nub tv>S Olcm^<br />
Diphthong, «. biftong, tweljub. [b(ab.<br />
Diploma, s. biplom; potent; obel^.<br />
Diplomacy, s. biptoniati. [bt«f.<br />
Diplomatic, a. t)ip[omati)T.<br />
Diplomatist,*, biplomat, f}nt«iunn.<br />
Dipped, a. gutbfntgob.<br />
Dipper, s. en foui boppnr k. ; veberb'o=<br />
pnte. [ninrtyret.<br />
Diptyck, s. regifict pn biffopnt od)<br />
Dire, a. fotfftnrflig. -ful, a. fotjTvrirfj<br />
lig, gtuflig, faStig. -fully, ad. fa«= *. ffobo, tM.igligbet.<br />
ligt. -fulness, -ness, s. f6r|!tn(fel= Disadventiire, *. vnfrig bonbclfe.<br />
fe, i:v)«ligl)et, fnfci, oOyggligljet. Disadventurous, a. oIi;(ftig.<br />
Direct, a. tat, tflf, bitcfi; oppen, ti)b= Disaffect, v. a. uppfijaa ineb iiii^noje.<br />
lig, uppenbot, uttryiflig. -, «'• a. tigj -ed, a. iiiifinejt), ctiUftetij. -edness,<br />
ta, fi)fta, figta ; flnocbna jiijtn, tegetn ; ; *. <strong>of</strong>i^igbft, ijibrigbef.<br />
betecf na ; beotbta , befnffa.<br />
Disaffection, a. niifnfje, <strong>of</strong>vigbet;<br />
Direction, «. tigtning, fyftemSt; fcfa, btift pa nit foe tegeiingett ; cbenrigcns<br />
tlvtelfe ; Qbrep ; bcfnffning , forefftift<br />
(ebning.<br />
Directive, a. anfotanbe ; unbectnttati;<br />
6e, unDetsjifnnbe. [fciteft ; uttti;(fligt.<br />
Directly, ad. ratt ; gennft , jttnx ; t<strong>of</strong>t,<br />
Directness,*, totbet, genbet, tigtning.<br />
Director, s. bireftbt ; onfLnore , fii;te^=<br />
mon. -y, s. reget ott efterfoljo; bitef;<br />
totiuin. -, a. fiyronbe, lebonbe, rege^<br />
ronbe.<br />
Direption, a. t'<strong>of</strong>peri, plunbting.<br />
Dirge,*. fjatomelTfl, liffSng ; flogcfdng.<br />
Diligent, a. lebonbe, fi^ronte.<br />
Dirk, s. cotf. -, v.a. fbtbecfvo, fTnuu<br />
1110 boct.<br />
Dirt,s. otetitigbet, trnrf, fmut*; nebrig^<br />
bet. -, V. a. fmutffl, oreno. -ily, ad.<br />
fiitutfigt, orent; (foinligt. -iness,*.<br />
ctenligbet, <strong>of</strong>ni;ggI)et; oonrtrintigijn.<br />
-y, *. oren, fmutfig, <strong>of</strong>nygg; fot<strong>of</strong>i^<br />
lig ; gcmen. [fcrtnlo.<br />
Dirty, f. a. ocenn, finiitfo; finoco,<br />
Diruption, *. bcticfning, bctjtniug.<br />
;<br />
Dis<br />
Dioptrics,*. bioptcif«n, Icitan out Iju^; Disability, «. <strong>of</strong>otniogetibet, frogbtt:<br />
fjtalot^ bcijtning.<br />
oiTitfligbet; logo fotfotf.<br />
Dip , s. boppate : - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> needle, Disable, v. a. goto <strong>of</strong>oimogen ; f'ot:<br />
foiiipafnSten^ miftii^ning. -,v. a. £t bintto; fi5r|lota.<br />
n. eoppn, fanfa, nebfanfa, fufta, fi5c= Disablement,*, fv'ogbft, <strong>of</strong>otmcgenbet<br />
Disabuse, v. a. bcingo ut tiUfotelfe<br />
bielpa tia votto. [obetebt liaftanb.<br />
Disaccommodation, *. ocrbning<br />
Disaccustom, v. a. <strong>of</strong>pnnja.<br />
Disacknowledge, v. a. iife ecfannn,<br />
fovnefo.<br />
Disacquaintance, *. cbefontiTop.<br />
Disadorn, f. a. vnnptybo.<br />
Disadvance, v. a. & n. uppeballn.<br />
Disadvantage, *. ffaba, foctuP^, fon<br />
Decf, olrigligbei. -, v. a. ffabn, forfeit<br />
tela. -ous,a. ffablig ; ebctv.'niiitig.<br />
-ously, ad. nieb fijtluf}. -ousness,<br />
bet. -ate, a. iffo finnob.<br />
Disaffirm , v. a. fornefo. - ance , *.<br />
vebecKiggning, fagron.<br />
Disafforest, >. a. goto en ftcnanS<br />
ffcg litt attuianning.<br />
Disagree, v. n. v^ata oenfe ; iit ftami<br />
mo <strong>of</strong>oeten^, tvifto , blifM oenfe. -<br />
able , a. ficibig ; obebaglig , fL^ttretlig ;<br />
ccnfe. -ableness, *. obebagligbet.<br />
-ment, *. niipbotti9b«t, oenigbet, ftti=<br />
tii]t finnelog ; difbet.<br />
Disallay, v. a. atjTitja.<br />
Dissallow, V. a. nefo, onfe fnfeni<br />
elaglig; ogiffa, fiirf<strong>of</strong>fo, fiitbomo , icte<br />
bepilja. -able, a. otiKntlig, otjenlig.<br />
-ance, *. fiirbub.<br />
Disanchor, v. a. [ijfto onfor.<br />
Disanimate, f. a. bobo , bet<strong>of</strong>»o Iif«<br />
wt; goto iiiebfaKb, <strong>of</strong>iTroiffl.<br />
Disanimation , s. betan&e.<br />
Disannul, v. a. f<strong>of</strong>feva, uppb<strong>of</strong>ro, on»<br />
nutteto, ftfff<strong>of</strong>fo. -ment, *. <strong>of</strong>fT<strong>of</strong>fan*<br />
be ; upphafuonbe.
Dis<br />
Disappear, v. n. f Btfoinna , faUfon<br />
I Disappearance, a. fotfwnnnnbe.<br />
Disappoint, v. a. foifa ; bebtagn,<br />
nv.i.i; fuHfnjtn. -ment,*. U\\>'iU<br />
1 X'iYv.<br />
luiiw ; bfOcagsci ; bvutet liifte ; OcDrnget<br />
[biffiganbe.<br />
Disapprobation, s. ogilfnnte, inip;<br />
Disapproval, s. inipbiHiganfce.<br />
Disapprove, v. a. ogiffn, fi5rfaf}n,<br />
iinf,billign.<br />
Disarm , v. a. flfvapnn, gcrn iincnlij^.<br />
Disarrange, V. a. focvinn, btinga i<br />
Disarrangement, s. fiinnicing , octCs<br />
nmg. [-, v. a. <strong>of</strong>f lata; formica.<br />
Disarray, s. oottning; nfflabning.<br />
Disassiduity, s. ef(«c[aieti()et, v\ut)^;<br />
lii^bet.<br />
Disaster, s. oaxfa; ol»;if«()innbeI|'e;<br />
iiit^ii.^ce. -,v.a. gbtn olyrflig, bifiiel^mn(,<br />
otto. [tfifin, ti^efii.<br />
Disbelieve, v. n. nii^rro, i(fe tto,<br />
Disbeliever, s. en otvogcn, mipttogen.<br />
Disbench, v. a. Biifva iftan fiit fate<br />
Disblame, *'. a. unBffi^IIa. [bottjaga.<br />
Disbranch, v. a. (\v\^a ett trrib.<br />
Disburden, v. a. aflafta, nfbijtba,<br />
:<br />
Dis 109<br />
Discarnate, a. utan fi3tt, fiabb.<br />
Disease, '. a. nfflaba.<br />
Disceptation, s. tciff.<br />
Discern, v. a. ^ n. f«, upptarfn, fijt«<br />
niatfa, fanno, utffiljn ; <strong>of</strong>uertiagn.<br />
-ible, a. fynlig ; ti)blig. -ibleness,<br />
3. fi;nlig[iet, ut|Titjb<strong>of</strong>()Ct. -ing, s.<br />
^^ o. fijtj^Snb, utftilning; ffatpfinnig,<br />
upphip^. -ment, «. utiTitning, onib'd;<br />
meSftaft.<br />
Discerp, p. a. jlijrfn, ftonflita.<br />
Discerptibility, s. btacfiigbet ; egens<br />
fTap art funna fJi;cfag.<br />
Discerptible, a. font fan fdnbetfTitag.<br />
Discerption, «. fonbettif ning , ftans<br />
fTiljanbc.<br />
Discharge, s. <strong>of</strong>ffjutanbe, l<strong>of</strong>fnnbe;<br />
fatfra (af fFjutgevat) ; fm<strong>of</strong>f; afffeb,<br />
nffattning ; befrielfe ; Ib^penning ; (\viu<br />
ttni ; f ulfgijtanbe ; ptit>ilegium. — , v-<br />
a.aflafta; ftifanno; beftia utfangelfe;<br />
iTappa IS^; nfffjuta; betnia, <strong>of</strong>botba<br />
(fin fFulb) ; fulTgota (fin pligt) ; affTeba<br />
; ;<br />
vntb^teft flabb.<br />
Discind, v. a. ^\)da, fijnberffatn.<br />
Disciple, s. latjunge ; lotting. -, v.<br />
a. uppfo^ca; lota, wnbecpifo. -ship,<br />
s. lorjungetillfinnb. [lat<strong>of</strong>tigljfr.<br />
Disciplinable, a. lat<strong>of</strong>tig. -ness,*.<br />
Disciplinarian, Disciplinary, s.<br />
en font (ilfTot tuft od; bifdplin. -, o.<br />
betonbc till wnbctfi^ning, bifciplinen.<br />
Discipline, s. untetpi^ning ; bifctplin,<br />
tuft, oga; orbning; tegel; befltaffning.<br />
-, i'. a. uppfopta, lorn; anorbno;<br />
,<br />
,<br />
,tj latta ; bug^t'ala, tr<strong>of</strong>ia.<br />
tufta, bi^dplineto. [nffto-<br />
Disburse, *>. a. utbetata, gdtn fotffctt. Disclaim , v. a. <strong>of</strong>fdga fi^, fotnefa<br />
-er, 5. utbetatare. -ment, s. fottag ; Disclose, V. a. & n. upptorfa; uppen=<br />
Disc, s. ffifi'n. [utbetatning, utgift. bota; utflarfo; uttanfa, fnoppog. -r,<br />
Discalceate, v. a. tagn <strong>of</strong> ffotna.<br />
s. upptficface.<br />
Discalceated, a. utan (Tot, bntfotnt. Disclosure, «. upptocft, i;ppance.<br />
Discalceation , s. ffctnaS afiaganbe. Disclusion, s. utfanbntng.<br />
iDisc<strong>and</strong>y, v. a. uppllifo, fniatta. [fa. Discoloration,*. fdtgenS fdtonbting<br />
Discard, V. a. uigattra; <strong>of</strong>ffeta, afban; ftoif ; jToba. [biff.<br />
Discardure, s. aftantnnBe, <strong>of</strong>itet. Discolour, v. a. taga ut fdtgen, flbto
110 Dis<br />
Discomfit, s. ntBetJog. -, v. a. btifv>n<br />
VQ jlyftfn, beffflrn, i5fpennnnn. -ure,<br />
s. ne^cr(a3, f«lufl af ett foltflag.<br />
Discomfort, s. beBcbfv>e(fe , fcvg, cto ;<br />
betijmmet; otrepigtjet. -, v. a. bctv6f=<br />
va; fortreta; betciga inoSet. -able, a.<br />
bftv<strong>of</strong>oiib ; etrejlig.<br />
Discommend, f. a. la^a, tatla, ogilj<br />
In, forCoina. -able, a. Inftbnr ; vrirD<br />
ntt cgitfa^. -ableness,s. ta^el^?l^ts<br />
Digber. [n|'e;ffmii.<br />
Discommendation, s. tobd, forcbrii!<br />
Discommender, s. tailaxt , flfltitvar*.<br />
Discommode, f. a. oroa, tnfoiinnctei<br />
rn, befiua, fnlla otciglig. [befmirlig. biiifont. -, f. a. bisfonterfl; <strong>of</strong>cflfn«,<br />
Discommodious,a. odiglig, obcqv.nni, nffrngo.<br />
Discommodity,*. bffv\nligl)«t, obu- Discountenance, «. ovonligbet ; fors<br />
(iv)riiiiligl)Uiglig()et ; ffnta.<br />
Discomplexion, v. a. fotnnMrn fnrg.<br />
Discompose, u. a. btinga i oortning:<br />
fotvirrci, ctoa, fijtnrga.<br />
Discomposedness, Discomposure,<br />
*. oortning ; oro, fovvivring.<br />
Disconcert, u. a. foiv>iira, forbti)ffa;<br />
s. nfbrcrt, ut.>pl)i.niince , boita.<br />
Discontinue, v. a. ft n. afbn^to, icfe<br />
fcrtfarii, uppliijra; forlora fiiiiiiuniu<br />
ctrefligbet. ^<br />
Dis<br />
[ol.i'glig.<br />
Disconvenient, a. olif , ctjenlig,<br />
Discord, 5. oenigtiet, li^ebrngt, cfi5t5<br />
cnligbet; mif forflnnb ; iiii^flong (i<br />
n.ufif).<br />
Discord, v. n. vntn oenfe, icfe firimma<br />
<strong>of</strong>veren^, nfttifn. -ance, -ancy, s.<br />
oenigbct; <strong>of</strong>aiiifjnnimigbet. -ant, a.<br />
o<strong>of</strong>^erene.f}nllllllOll^e; fnllT; oenfe; ittrt<br />
Ijubiinb? ; feriliiiiib. -antly, ad. v«<br />
ctt <strong>of</strong>ovcnligt eU. flribigt fntt. -ful, a.<br />
trh'tgirig.<br />
Discounsel, v. a. nfriiba, nff}i)tfft.<br />
Discount, s. afbrng, afrnfning, flfiTng,<br />
aft. - , V. a. Ijinbra ; g'ora fisrsirrab,<br />
nebitagen, nflTrarfo ; cgilla.<br />
Discountenancer, s. fornftare.<br />
Discourage, u. a. gijra iiiobfadb, ffrn»<br />
nia, afiTranta; f'or()inbra ; bebr'<strong>of</strong>fa. -,<br />
.1. mobloiSbet. -ment, s. flenntcbigtjet,<br />
f'orfagbbet ; af|Tra(fanbe, afrabanbe,<br />
.g'ota tiff inter, futtfnftn.<br />
bincer, iiiotftanb.<br />
Disconformity , s. olif()et, oi5ftiecen5= Discourse, s. tal, famtal; nfOanbting.<br />
flanimelfe ; cfiimjn. [iiiij;l)atiigl)ct. -, V. a. tala, fnnitala, IjaUa ta[; <strong>of</strong>*<br />
Discongruity , s. f}ifiMg[)ct, oenigljet. bnnMa, argunicntera.<br />
Disconnect, f . a. mffilja.<br />
Discourser, s. talare, ffribent.<br />
Disconnection, s. )Til«me[fn.<br />
Discoursive , a. Ijotanbe till ett fanis<br />
Disconsent, f. «. i(feflaninta<strong>of</strong>»««n«. lal; talanbe.<br />
Disconsolate, a. trojJtog, beCrijfvat, Discourteous, a. ob<strong>of</strong>ig; oartig;<br />
utiin I)OVV'.<br />
cvnnlig, gr<strong>of</strong>. -ness , 5. <strong>of</strong>jojligber,<br />
Disconsolateness , Disconsolati- <strong>of</strong>.nnligbet, grcf()ct.<br />
on, s. tc<strong>of</strong>tlosOet , fottviflfln , nttila- Discourtesy, s. gr<strong>of</strong> (jet, oartigljet,<br />
9nnbebrnnbe; font niinjTav fSrtroenbel<br />
fjnnget. [bnng; fonbring. effer frebitcn.<br />
Discontinuit}^ s. biiflonbe faminan: Discreet, a. forfiSnbig, fernuftig, for.-<br />
Disconvenience , «. olitljtt, o«nig^«t, figtig, vorfnm, eftettanffain ; atbnr, \t:
; ;<br />
Discietion, s. f(cfl)et, fctjlnnb; for=<br />
fijiii^lu't; gettj^n^a^^e , IxOng. -al,<br />
-ary, a. (t ad. cinffrrinft ; po ftt fi5r=<br />
luiftigt fait; effer QDCijinnanDe.<br />
Discretive, a. affo^^ra6.<br />
Discriminaljle, a. fciii fon fran(!iljrt^.<br />
Discriminate, v. a. ntfTilja, utniiirfn,<br />
iii'Titin; uivdlja. -ness , «. uiuunfr<br />
fltffilnaD. [aIffi(^a^.<br />
Discrimination, s. fFi(na&, uitn tilt<br />
Discriminative, a. otjIiljanDe, ut=<br />
itunf.inf;, fntafteriftiff.<br />
Discriminous, a. fatlig.<br />
Discubitory, a. [iijgnnbe.<br />
Disculpate, v. a. ur|7ul^a, ftifngn.<br />
Discumbency, s. liggante (tiff borSO ;<br />
IilMlante.<br />
Discumber, v. a. beftia, Ifittn.<br />
Discursive , a. lovnnce Mt ai) 6it<br />
ligltet. -, f. a. befnara: gora fjuf.<br />
-d, a. fjuf, oinmligliet.<br />
Disedged, a. utan ngg, jI6.<br />
Dis HI<br />
til. -ly, ad. tatfaiiif. -ness,«. Disembarrass , v. a. btinga ur fots<br />
t..t:>.r, fctfigtigOet. [ftritighet. genhjt. [fi5t[jufv'(i, forfijtma.<br />
Discrepance, s. StfTitnab, otiffjet Disembitter, v. a. betaga bitterhet,<br />
Discrepant, o. fltitig, oenff. Disembodied , a. utan fropp , fFilib<br />
Discrete, CI. fnrftilC. -, v, a. ffiljci, oiB ftovpen, flytfaB ur froi'pen.<br />
Disembogue, v. a. & n. utgjutn fig<br />
(oni «n (IcB) ; utfli)ta ; utfegta uv ett<br />
ttiingt fnrvatten.<br />
Disembowel, v. a. tnga ut tnrmntne.<br />
ed, a. nieB tniiuatne uttngnn.<br />
Disembroil, v. a. atxtla, ntvtila;<br />
bjeU'ii ur fotvirting ; briuga i crbning.<br />
Disenable, V. a. fottaga niaft , gotn'<br />
cBiigtig, fiittn ur flanB.<br />
Disenchant, f- a. bffrio iftan en fijt«<br />
itoaning. [niotfnUD.<br />
Disencourage, V. a. nfjTrfirfa; gora<br />
Disencumber, v. a. befria, Icitrn;<br />
nflajta. [nnb.<br />
Disencumbrance , *. befrielfe, taits<br />
Disengage, v. a. «f fonBrn ; g'otn Its<br />
Big; befria ifrSn IjinBer; frifaga ftan<br />
nagen fovbinBclfe. -d, a. teBig , fti<br />
for. - ment, s. befrieife frnn en for*<br />
binbclfe: IcBigljet.<br />
ircantf, <strong>of</strong>tatig ; <strong>of</strong>yetiugante, uiferlig. Disennoble, v. a. frantaga en aBeU<br />
Discursiveness, s. utfer(ig('er. Disenroll, p. a. utftri)fa. [iTapet.<br />
Discursory, a. fijcnuftig, (cgiff. Disentangle, v. a. upplBfa, utteita,<br />
Discus, s. iiitni, tnrtffifvM.<br />
gera lo^, befria.<br />
Discuss, V. a. gtanffa , u^^etf<strong>of</strong>a , nf= Disenterre, f . a. grafi^a upv ur jotBen.<br />
Ijancta, nagetfatn; ffata («n bSlC); Disenthral, f . a. befvia, fatta i friftet.<br />
fentetbritta.<br />
Disenthrone, v. a. affatta.<br />
Discussion, s. unberfcfning ; gtanffs Disentrance, v. a. uvpyadfa, Mfna<br />
ning, forfTning, bffjrlrtggning; \ixitU upv fran en Bfa[a. [om nfrenffnp.<br />
ning (af en fpuffnat).<br />
Disespouse, i>. a. otertaga fitt t5fte<br />
Discutieut, a. upptBfante, fotte(nnte. Disesteem, v. a. vnnpcrBa, fijrafta.<br />
Disdain, s. fetatt fnuitcife; jlcl<strong>the</strong>t,<br />
, Disestimarion, s. vanr'erBnab, fiirnff.<br />
I)ogtiicC , <strong>of</strong>v.vniic6. -, v. a. fotaftn, Disfancy, v. a. cj tiiifa om.<br />
fotfma; <strong>of</strong>iTi). -ful,a. fot<strong>of</strong>tante, Disfavour, s. ogunjl, cnnB: ot
112 Dis<br />
Disgarnisli, v. a. blotta en fafining<br />
v'a frtnoner. [rita.<br />
Disglorify , f. a. bet<strong>of</strong>oo iita; cans<br />
Disgorge, v. a. & n. fpi; , fafln upv,<br />
gifra bfoet ; ti5miuo, utgjutn. -<br />
Disgrace , 5. ogunfi , cnab; toan^e^et,<br />
ffnm. -fV-a. »j(m()etta ; betygo fin<br />
onob; forrifa. -ful, a. ffyniflig, t?nn='<br />
Ijefierlig, ffmntig. -neas, a, jTijmf,<br />
ffam.<br />
Disgracious, a. ogunfiig, onntig,<br />
Disgregate, v. a. ffingrn. [oblit.<br />
Disguise, s. fiitfWtning : fotflnlTning.<br />
-, v. a.iixiiatia, fotfinlla, benmntla,<br />
tolja. -ment,«. fctftntning, niajTts<br />
ring.<br />
Disgust, s. flf fmnf, Ui>a , tifinijelfe , nf»<br />
jTi); mi^nijj*. -, v. a. fntta nfffi),<br />
»adfa fnni)e(fe; Vficfn niiSniJje. -ful,<br />
a. <strong>of</strong>mafdg, niotbjutanCe, ncflig. -<br />
fulness, s. vainjfligl)et, <strong>of</strong>niaflig(){t.<br />
Dish,s. fnt, fopp; nitt, nncnttning.<br />
-wash, s. 6i|Tvcitten, (Tutor, -water,<br />
5. tiffvifltten. - (up), V. a. Ingga uw<br />
niaten ; fta \fa en fat ell. i en fopp; cin=<br />
Dishabille,*. porb^lB^ flnCfel, mots<br />
gonfctogt, nattfCntnoB. -, a. »nttS(Sfl<br />
fUibb, cfUiCb.<br />
Dishabit, v. a. btifva bort iftan ett<br />
fiotfe. [innnbe.<br />
Disharmonious, a. itfe cfvetenffJnniJ<br />
Disharmony, a. ini^IjuS ; luipOntligs<br />
Iwt, ocnigI)et.<br />
Dishearten, f. a. nfffrarfa; gora<br />
nifrtfiirfb, ficnniobig, nebtryrfa.<br />
Disherison, s. fiJrftatnnbe for ax^ii.<br />
Disherit , Disheir , v. a. gbta ax^ii.<br />
Dishevel, v. a. flS ut Ijatet oocbcnttigt<br />
fting oxlntne.<br />
Dishevelled, a. meb ut(ragct Ijac.<br />
Dishing, a. lift ett faff eff. fopp.<br />
Dishonest, a. onrltg ; canftanbig;<br />
cfyiT; (fi)niflig, tanlicbertig. -ness,<br />
-y, s. |Tn[mJtl;(fe, bebtngeri; trolbsl;et;<br />
l^t^tr, cfi;irt)et, tibetligOet.<br />
Dishonour, a. cnnljebet, 6[i)gb, (Tains<br />
fliiff; fbrebraetfe. - , v. o. vanljebra,<br />
jT.inba; franfa (en mo); - a bill,<br />
Dis<br />
; ;<br />
I3agra att acceptera en I'ei'el. -able,<br />
a. ronhebranbe , fTamlig, genien. -<br />
ableness , a. oatligtjet , tanljebet. —<br />
er, s. en fom iffa beljanblat.<br />
Dishorn, v. a. taga bort Ijcrnen.<br />
Dishumour, s. etaft (i)nne, t»arl)et.<br />
Disimprove, v. a. forfamta. -ment,<br />
s. forfair, fcr>
Dis<br />
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Dislodge, v. a. txifva, barn, fotloggo Disordinate, a, oottfntdg.<br />
V^if't.iiinatfliilTe.focjngn; - a camp, Disorganize, v. a. fiirflota , uppfiifa.<br />
rytfft upp ett Inget;- - a stag, bcifiia Disown, *'. a. nefa, iife ctfannn ; fiSts<br />
upp cn (jjott.<br />
Dispace, v- n. fiiyfa cnifting. [fnffa.<br />
Disloyal, a. ttoIiiS, fijn-nbifF; obc> Disp<strong>and</strong>, *'. a. utbceba ; utfpnnna.<br />
fliintig. -ty, *. tcol6SI)ct, fStrnfcevi, Dispansion, *. urfpiinning.<br />
otcffaiitigfjet.<br />
Disparage, v. a. focnffa, (nffa, bes<br />
Dismal, a. bfbtbflig, iiiBvf, gciiflig, IjnnDlfi nifb f cr<strong>of</strong>t; tnin fotnftligt cm.<br />
fLH-ifiaiiig , fn^lig. - ness , s. fit: -ment, s. fdmebcing, f'draft, ffymf<br />
ffvvi.-tinfe; beftc<strong>of</strong>fclfe; «lanC
114 Dis<br />
Diapert, v. a. utb((a, brio.<br />
Dispirit, v. a. 95ta mobfnffb; fix:<br />
iti)ifa ; flfiTrncfn, nebflo. -edness, s.<br />
;<br />
fotflara, lata |'(.<br />
Displeasance, s. iiii^ljng.<br />
Displeasant, a. onngenam, oteftngtig,<br />
foroiompance, fiiritetlig.<br />
Displease, v. a. fotiBtna, uppteta;<br />
imSboga, flotn. [fornnbe; obe()ag[igl)et.<br />
Displeasingness, s. mi^tjagligt mv-<br />
V. a. nii^hngn, flH-tcviM , fijtoldtiipa. nictfiign, cf\>etti;ga cm fel.<br />
Displicence, s. iiii^Ijng.<br />
Dispunishable, a. <strong>of</strong>itniftig.<br />
Displode, v. a. fpviinga fonfccr. Dispurt^ey, v. a. bnefvo, blotia.<br />
Displosion, s. fnnff, bcnf.<br />
Disputable, a. flriMg, tt>ifiig,<br />
Dispoil, V. a. bct<strong>of</strong>va, plunbca. Disputant,*. tt>iffore; Pebfrlaggnr<br />
Dispone, v. a. fijtcibna.<br />
-, a. fiiicanb*. [ling; lotb tvif<br />
Disport, s. fvel, lef , lufJtartjct, tib^^ Disputation, s. bifpufaiicn , ctbu#)<br />
fijtbrif. -,v. a. & n. ton, foclufin, Disputatious , Disputative<br />
fijrbrifrn tibeti; ff.iiiitn, jefftn.<br />
Disposal, «. nncrbning, inniftning;<br />
bf fli)r ; regering, fijcvinltning, bifpcfition.<br />
Dispose, s. bijjflff. -, V. a. bifvon«;<br />
tfl, fm^nttn; ^ixVia i mp ocbning ; fijrs fotn bifputernt. -less, a. <strong>of</strong>ttibicj<br />
otbna cm; focinS, bev^efn ; bec«ba, titfj olt>if«lnfiig, cemotf.iglig.<br />
j<br />
ttin; bctjfna fig <strong>of</strong> ; nn\>nnbn ; gifsa Disqualification, s. cbugligbet, otjeij<br />
bort ; - <strong>of</strong> in marriage, gif tn bott ligl)«t, o'Ti(flig()et.<br />
- <strong>of</strong>, fbrorbiia om - ; <strong>of</strong> one, goto Disqualify, v. a. goto obuglig *\\<br />
'.<br />
pg nf nifb nagon ; - <strong>of</strong> a house, ()i;; <strong>of</strong> onnligen fotto ut flanb ; betogo i<br />
,<br />
to elt \)\xi. - d, a. fiet ; focg; onnb; orebe. -, Disprove, v. n. rebettoggn ; cjillc<br />
ttiucfiiiii, gralnftig.<br />
Dispute, s. ocb
! ning, nf^anbting.<br />
Dissension, «. oenigOet, uiipljaffigljet,<br />
3isrank, v. a. btinga ut orbning, trebrogt, ini^fiirjinnb. [big.<br />
fiHinirn ; nebfattn irnng.<br />
Dissensions, a. tcntgirig, grn(tg, pU<br />
Disregard, s. fSraff, fotfuiitmetff, Dissent, s. o<strong>of</strong>t>eren^f}iiinnie(fe, oenig*<br />
^^^^v.u^^nB , l?finl)ebrnnbe. -, v. a. Ijet, firibigljet; olifn tfinfefrttt. -, v. n.<br />
fi.ni'ma, fijrnftii , iif« bci) fig om , flnfe<br />
;<br />
fiolfeai'c. [ftebtiffalfniibe.<br />
Dissatisfactory, a. obeljaglig, oliff=<br />
Dissatisfied, a. oioab; iiii^n'ojb.<br />
Dissatisfy, v. a. gln-a iiii^nojb, fijts<br />
rt , i(fe tifffrebiJfinaa.<br />
Dissect, f. a. anntomifcra, fdnbetbes<br />
iiV'PlTaca cit lif. [iiiifeting.<br />
Dissection, 5. fivnbci-jTnting , nnnte;<br />
Disseise, IDisseize, v. a. brift?a<br />
fvan fin egencom; befefua.<br />
Disseisee, s, en font ai: fiSvbtiftien<br />
fi-nn fin egenboni. [tatt.<br />
Disseisin, s. T. Oev'<strong>of</strong>fanbe af nagon^<br />
Disseizor, s. en font ferbtifpei: en on=<br />
I fviin fin egenbont.<br />
Dissemble, v. a. & n. botjn, Oemants<br />
In; fovrtfiffii fig ; ffrijmta; l)i)dla.<br />
Dissembler, s. |Tci)intnte, Jjycflnte.<br />
Dissembling , a. (Stfnb , f6r|}nab. -<br />
ly, ad. |Tti)nitaftigt. [fir'6 onifcing.<br />
Disseminate, v. a. utfS, fringfvriba,<br />
Dissemination,*, fnning, utbtebning,<br />
fringfv'iibning. [fvribnte.<br />
Disseminator, s. fSningSninn ; fringe<br />
Dis 115<br />
vjtttn nf oiifn inening ; icfe fcnima i5f«<br />
fi3v vinsjn. -ful, a. jfterlaUn; f'i5vnf=<br />
tnnfc, t\ivb«[o^, forfumlig.<br />
Dissentaneous , a. mifOnttig ; oenfe,<br />
Disrelish, s. «Inf fmaf, Vfiiiijftfe; fiiibig, -ness, s. Pibrigljet, ffribigt<br />
mipiMi), vebei'Viljn. -, v. a. gera fnnfefntr.<br />
iidliii : life tijcfa oin, ogitfa.<br />
Dissenter , *. en foni nr af olifa nu*<br />
Disreputable, a.iuetijtig, oanOebnlig ning foui iie at , nf ben I)ettfFnnbe re«<br />
iTonMig. ^ [rl;gtf. ligionen.<br />
Disreputation, s. i?ftin, Viinnni, uan = Dissentient, a. nffifnnbe, firibig.<br />
Disrepute, *. nebvig favnftet; iTntt Dissertation, s. nffjnnbling, tnl.<br />
Disserve, v. a. ffnbn, f'ocfotbcln.<br />
Disrespect,*. <strong>of</strong>jopigOet, tri^nnbe nft= Disservice, s. otjenfi, nnifbel, ffoba.<br />
nui;]. -, V. a. fiir<strong>of</strong>tn, i?anverbn, v?ata ble, a. otritf, ffnbtig.<br />
lM< -riii; cniot. -ful, a. ol)opig, v("i"P, Dissettle, *•. a. tubbn, fijti^itra.<br />
gvcf. [b(ottn. Dissever, f.a. fotbefa, otffiljn, flv;f»«.<br />
Disrobe, f. a. <strong>of</strong>tnga tocfen; nfflnbn, Dissidence, 5. oenig()et, ttjebrngt.<br />
disruption, 5. fonbttng ; fTilnnb Dissilience, s. fptirfning, fonbcr*<br />
fvvtJn. [otiaftebgffaaelfe. Dissilient, a. fpvicfanbe. [fpringning.<br />
Dissatisfaction, s. lui^noje , nii^hng ; Dissimilar, a. olif, olifnttab.<br />
Dissatisfactoriness, *. Dtilffvcb^= Dissimilarity, Dissimilitude, s.<br />
htx, niffiffigOet.<br />
Dissimulation, s. fijtpHning, I)i)df«<br />
Uii, ffrDuttcvi. Ixai.<br />
Dissipable , a. font tnit fan fotfPings<br />
Dissipate, v. a. ferftro; fiirffingtn,<br />
f6i-|lo|.i, fL>rbnfva.<br />
Dissipated, a. ftiifnnbe, (ibetlig.<br />
Dissipation,*, fovflb^ning; (nttfinnig.<br />
I)et, Iitet:ligf)«f.<br />
Dissociate, v. a. ffitja, nffonbta.<br />
Dissoluble, a. upvW^lig. [barl)et.<br />
Dissolubility, s. uvvlo^ligbet; fntn«=<br />
Dissolute, a. (iberlig, IS^nftig, ut.<br />
foiif\>anbe. -ness, *. Iibetligl)et, ftnifs<br />
[)ct, to«nftigOet.<br />
Dissolution, s. upvlo^ning; fonbting,<br />
fotffingring; fPitgmeffn ; bob ; fbtbetf ;<br />
Dissolvable, a. upvli5«lig. [nfffebnnbe.<br />
Dissolve, V. a. upplefn, ffingrn, ots<br />
ffiljn, flnpca; ftigSrn; utperfln; <strong>of</strong>*<br />
ffebn ; fnifitta. - nt, «.
116 Dis<br />
Dissolvible, a. Inttfui.iilr, (.iti upvl<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Dissonance, Dissonancy, «. tiffo=<br />
nnn?, inipljuB: mt^halligOer.<br />
Dissonant, «. miftljuCnnte , fliitig;<br />
life bfuerengftaiiunanBe.<br />
Dissuade, v. a. nfrnta, nf(ti;rfa.<br />
Dissuasion, s. afraMnie, nf(}i)tfnnt?.<br />
Dissuasive, ?. <strong>of</strong>tnfcante ffn(, bev«s<br />
fclfegrunb eiiier. -, a. flftntnnCe.<br />
Dissunder, v. a. nffonbta, atffiljn.<br />
Dissyllable, s. lijSflafoigt orb.<br />
Distaff, .s.franta, totffjufviib. -thistle,<br />
s. fpinbelott.<br />
Distain, 5. fificf ; (irfel. -, v. a. bc=<br />
flovfn, b«fub[a, bffniittn. -ful, a. fet»<br />
fniciblig, fijtnfitig.<br />
Distance, s. <strong>of</strong>t^onb, ruiiib, (iflrigfcn;<br />
rjet, lyaU. - , p. a. nPngfnn ; (fiiinn<br />
(fter fig tVi. ur figte , fritln vn «ir v^i^t<br />
<strong>of</strong>flanb. [otyblig; varfaiu.<br />
Distant, a. nflngfen, fjerc.in betiigen;<br />
Distaste, s. nffniaf, ncf«l: <strong>of</strong>ffi;, iiiiftiMig,<br />
ini^noje. -, v. a. gifi'n tUf<br />
fiiiaf: <strong>of</strong>ffi;; fotnign, foctretn, fcto=<br />
laiiipa. -ful, a. nilig, cfinnflig ; f}o=<br />
tonbe, fotlcttlig. -fulness, s. rirfel,<br />
tiaiiij«tfe.<br />
Distemper, «. franfbet , fjufbom, vln:<br />
gn; elaft h)nnt: vottenfncg. - , v. a.<br />
Vlngn, otoa, fcratgn. -ate, a. om3tt=<br />
Ug, <strong>of</strong>petbrifpen. -ature,s. oniiitts<br />
ligbct; finne^orc.<br />
Distend, f. a utfJtiiifa, utvnbga, uN<br />
Distension, s, uitnnjning. [fvnnnn.<br />
Distent, .s. utfirnttning.<br />
Distention, s. utftrarfning, ut^ibgs<br />
Disterminate, t^. a. otffiljn, fijnbvn.<br />
Distermination, s. nfffnbting.<br />
Disthronize, v. a. nffnttn, flora ft.in<br />
Distich, s. tiuifon. [tI)roncn.<br />
Distill, f. a. d- 7/. btl)Oa; bipiactn<br />
^rol'Va, rinna fngtfl. - able, a. fciii<br />
fiin tiftitfetii^.<br />
Distillation, s. tifliffering.<br />
Distillatory, a. ftBtflnbe tiff biftitfering.<br />
Distiller, s. Birrillaior.<br />
Distillery, a. BiftiCfetfenft ; btnn=<br />
rinsbrdnneri.<br />
;<br />
Dis<br />
Distinct, a. atffilb, tyblig, Hav, begtiv<br />
lig: uniidcft.<br />
Distinction, s. fitffilfnab, ffit[nnb«=<br />
tecfcn, ffilj«iiintf«; tifiinfticn , feretrii!<br />
te; utffiffningsftflft.<br />
Distinctive, a. ntjTiijoiibe , utnt.itfnni<br />
be. ffatpfinnig, fom fon Stffilja. -ly,<br />
ad. tiiMigt, finrt.<br />
Distinctness,*. ti)bligb»t, utffianing<br />
Distinguish , V. a. atffilja, utm.itfn<br />
beterfna ; utflitja; gora fdnb. -able,<br />
a. fcin fnn nifliljns : ottningjc.nb. -<br />
ableness, s. ntfTidnnb; <strong>of</strong>tningsi^ntb:<br />
bet. -ment, s. otffiffnab.<br />
Distorsion, s. otibning.<br />
Distort, v.a. otibn, vrdnga, »anftiiff«<br />
Distortion, s. ccibning pa fncb, \i)S><br />
iiing, vrangning.<br />
Distract, f. a. franffiija; fibrn ; fiir<br />
Pitta, dfiabfommo oveba, geta gaten<br />
-ed,a. tnnffpribb; tubbab , gaten<br />
fottixft, eanfinnig; fonbtab. -edly..<br />
ad. gatet, fiittycft, fon>itt(ibf. -ness<br />
s. \jonfinnig()et, fotoitting.<br />
Distraction,*, fentting ; tonfri-nPB<br />
bet, fL>tritting, ctebo ; panfinnig'r<br />
Distractive, a. flufittanbe.<br />
Distrain, v. a. botttoga , iitponi nt<br />
teftfta: beldgga meb qrarftat.<br />
Distraint, s. vantning , uiiii-tr.iiig<br />
belaggning nieb (H'OffraB.<br />
Distraught^p. & a. gaten, fom t:<br />
: Distress ,«. gsarffab feq^efift , n:^<br />
eldnbe, btfi)mmet. -, v.a. f I'olj,<br />
(agligen; beldgga iiicb quatftat . bo<br />
btbfvn, gliia olycflig, btinga i nt.<br />
Distressed, a. bebtcfrab, oliufui, elm<br />
Distribute, f. a.utbelo, fiSttela. "rig<br />
Distribution, s. utbelning; adiicfa.<br />
Distributive, a. utfcelanbc.<br />
Distributor, s. utbetate.<br />
District,*, bifltift, bomfoga; ftaft<br />
ftet^, oiiirnbe.<br />
Distrust, *. niipttoenbe, niiftanfe. -<br />
f . a. nii^tto, iiii^tanfa , irfe tto. -ful.<br />
a. inipttcgen. -fulness, *. iiiifiranfe<br />
lui^trogenljct.<br />
Disturb , *. cto , f ctvntting. - . . a<br />
fBtjliJta; fijtcirta; fliJta, i-.'L.;,r,-i
Dis<br />
('6r,i att bvuf.n. [te i V>orte.<br />
Disvaluation, s. iiiigftebit; ncbfrttinnj<br />
Disvalue, v. a. nftfnttn, fnttn for rin=<br />
ga vavCe va, fornftn. [iipp.<br />
Disvelop, V. a. ijvvnn, upptridEn , lefa<br />
DisTOUch, V. a. niotfiiga<br />
Diswitted, a. Panucttig.<br />
Dit, s. fnng, »ifa..<br />
Dilation, s. riftanbe.<br />
;<br />
Do 117<br />
; -ance, 4'. cotbning ; fSruitring ; upv^ot. Divert, v. a. afbijjn, nfi^riiibn, ftnnpnns<br />
Disunion, s. oenigrjet, tvecvngt.<br />
bo ; fijtlufln, unbetbntffl, ton ; onioiinba<br />
Disunite, *>. a. & n. atffitjn; 1!ifta Diverticle, s. unbfli)ft. [focpijtn.<br />
eenicjlH't; falTn fijnbet; Mifva oenfe. Diverting, 5. tib^ferbrif. -, a. ronnbe,<br />
Disunity,*. tinnfFop^brott, affijnbring ; ongfnnm, nojfani, (uftig. -ness, s.<br />
' oenuider. [obtufligljet- ncje, njebfrqiMdelfe.<br />
Disusage, Disuse, s. afpnnnnte Divertise, v. a. fotlufta, fotnbjn, taa,<br />
Disuse, V. a. liifjjann; bottlfiggn, upps fcigiin. -ment, s. fbtlufielff, noje, tos<br />
; ;<br />
ligbet, iib^fi5tbcif. [unbcvbnffcinbe.<br />
Divertive, a. nojfnm, tufiig; tonnbe,<br />
Divest, f. a. (<strong>of</strong>) berbffo, nfflnba,frnntngn.<br />
-ure, s. nPnggning, nffUib*<br />
DividaMe, a. betbnt. [ning.<br />
Divide, f . a. be(n, |Tifta ; inbstn ; f\)ia ;<br />
^<br />
biiMberfl.<br />
Dividend, s. biuibenb ; (ctt, nnbel.<br />
Dividual, a. btlbnr; bekgnnbc.<br />
Ditcli, s. bife, gvnf. -, v. a. bifn, Divination, s. fpobom, fotulfngclf?.<br />
gina Mfen eff. grnfiinr.<br />
Divine, s. teotcg, onbelig ninn, pceft.<br />
Dition, 5. L>mrab«; bifJtift; Wn. -, a. gubomlig, fubliin, biimixlf,<br />
Dittany, s. tljdfborte (Sit).<br />
fpiienb*. -, V. a. fpS, fngn fotut; fijts<br />
Dittied, a. fjuugen ; fatt i iiiufif. mobn. -ly, aci. gnbcmligr. -ness,*.<br />
Ditto, ad. biio, lifn.<br />
guboiiiligbet, b'bgbft, brivtigljet. -r, s.<br />
Ditty, «. fnng, wfn. [vanbc. fvnninn. -ress.^.fpnqvinnn, vr<strong>of</strong>ftiffn.<br />
Diuretic, Diuretieal, a. urinbrif; Diving, s. byfnlng, bijffri. -Lell , s.<br />
Diurnal, s. bngb<strong>of</strong>. -, «. bngtig. -ly, birfarcficdfn.<br />
[teolcgi.<br />
Cisjugen.<br />
Divinity, 5. gubom, gubojiiligljet gub ; ;<br />
Diuturnity, s. (angeatigbet.<br />
Divisibility, *. bftbnvb
118 Do<br />
taga. - on, vnffltta, Vftflabn. -open,<br />
cvpiia. - over, Bftiecbtnija , <strong>of</strong>vers<br />
(}ri)fn, betiiia. -xip, I'lga" tillfatiu<br />
iiian«. how - you -? Ijuvu iiint ni?<br />
Do-all, s. en nfft i nffoiii.<br />
Dobb, s. tupv (vS tn (fepv^foui6n§).<br />
Dobhin, *. i^ulg. I,aft. [bojlig.<br />
Docible, Docile, a. Int<strong>of</strong>tig; lijbig,<br />
Docility, Docibleness, s. [ntottig;<br />
M ; lijtnaD, riffigljct.<br />
; : ; ,<br />
b<strong>of</strong>toreigroB; b<strong>of</strong>totnt.<br />
Doctress, s. bottotinnn. [(ntnnbc.<br />
Doctrinal, a. lacotit, unbcti'ifanbe,<br />
Doctrine, s. latbom, Intn ; gruntfur^,<br />
maviiu. [anui^ning; bcfuiiient.<br />
Document, s. foiefftifr, unbetPidning,<br />
Documental, a. unbennfanbe, Intanbe.<br />
Documentize, f. a. unbertnttn , un=<br />
Dodded, a. fullig. [beirifn.<br />
Dodder, s. bumUbinbn (ogtrtd). -ed,<br />
a. bfvirivt in«b Oumtebinba.<br />
Doddle, V. a. tulrn, ga <strong>of</strong>iabigt.<br />
Dodecagon, s. tolffonf.<br />
Dodge, V. n. facufa [ifi elf. unbflljfter;<br />
Ibva hit oi) bit ; »atn oinbijtlig. -ry,<br />
s. tiinfev; t>iinfe[niobig()et. [gate.<br />
Dodger, «. en fom brutet fnev, beb(o»<br />
Doe, s. tnget; b<strong>of</strong>Oinb.<br />
Doer, s. giJtate, fottnttnte. [Ingga nf.<br />
D<strong>of</strong>f, f. a. aftaqa, aftldba, blctta;<br />
Dog, s. Ijunb; Ijanen af ntiTiiriga<br />
cjur. -berry, s. fccnetbrit. -bolt,<br />
s. grope; <strong>of</strong>iTrop, ftrunt. -briar,<br />
s. niipon. -cheap , a. fijc ett<br />
Dol<br />
-kennel, «. l)unbfoja. -rose, 3.<br />
pon, nt)petDtn. -'s-ear, s. Ijunbota<br />
effer vei pa bloben ienb<strong>of</strong>. -'i-grasg,<br />
5. bunbering. -'s-sleep, s. ftrPnIIft,<br />
tabfab fonin. -'s-meat, s. afiTrabf.<br />
-'s-star, 3. firtuS, I)^n^^Ijerna^.<br />
-teeth, s. pi. bgontonb eH. bunbtanb.<br />
-tick, 3. bunblu*. -tired, -weary,<br />
a. ferbele* trdtt, utmnttab. -trick,<br />
s. ffolmftydfe, fu(t fhef. -trot, i<br />
Dock, s. flubbab fcan* ; ctt fort fti;{fe Ounbtrnf; latt traf. -vane, «. fjcis<br />
ffafgnig ; ffepp^torfa. -, f. a. fJubbn,<br />
ftvinvn, niinlTfl. - a ship, botfn, i'iU<br />
t\ala m ffepv t borfnn. -et, s. utttag<br />
berbuffe ; bntt^nobb ; T. fijrfliinre, fv>an»<br />
jot. -watch, 3. 7'. bunbtaft (fran<br />
mibnatt tiQ f 1. 4 ont niorgcnen). -weed,<br />
fnfturn; tullfebel; fftifttig befcilfning. s. purjot<strong>of</strong>. -wood, 3. fornelfersb.u^s<br />
Doctor, s. b<strong>of</strong>toic, latatt, iiiebifue. -, Dog, V. a. fpara upp, utfpona. [iroib.<br />
f. a. beta; Uitn; futera. -al, s. ft a. Doge, 3. boge (i iBcnebig oi) ©enun).<br />
b<strong>of</strong>tot«niant
Dol<br />
-fal, «. fqrgfutt, betc<strong>of</strong>lig, 6efi)imi|et« Done, p. fnrbig ; f<strong>of</strong>nb. -up, fijrflijrb<br />
full jenniieilig, ftognnSe. ; -fulness, genonifve[ }c. -, i. topp, mo |Te!<br />
-someness, «. Oe6vbfvi«lff ; flognn. Donee, s. perfon fom fiitt en bonation.<br />
Doliman, s. »tt flng^ fott turfiff fnvrn, Donjon, s. torn, bon|on i gam(o (Tott<br />
luifatrtiijn. [ninrjonettet.<br />
Doll, s. bodfa. swivel dolls, s. pi.<br />
Dollar, s. iaUi (21mn-ifnn(?t im;nt).<br />
Dolorific, a. fmartante, [lig.<br />
Dolorous, a. fiiiiutfnin, vtogfom, fcrg=<br />
Dolour, s. fiuatta; gtamelfe, hth)uu<br />
Dolphin, s. [j<strong>of</strong>^ffin, belftn.<br />
Dolt, s. t'6h', t)uiii()iif>?ub, lung, -ish,<br />
a. iiim, plump, -ishness, s. bunu<br />
luT, toliMfrigOef, gt<strong>of</strong>l)et.<br />
Doiiidble, a. t.iiiijelig, trinibnr.<br />
Duinain, s. vjalte; got^, egcntoni; bo;<br />
iiMii, ^ol)^i^ia[gctg.<br />
Dome, s. bciu; anfenlig bi;ggna&; fu=<br />
i-hjt taf cH. tern.<br />
Domestic, 5. Iju^fotf; tjenflOjon, {)u§=<br />
trnni) eff. pign. -, a. I)U^lig; prioat,<br />
eiiiTiiS ; in()«nif!; ()emtam6. -ate, v. a.<br />
ijiHii liueilig, fcrtrotig, fiinti(iatifer«.<br />
Doniicil, s. OemPijt, boning.<br />
Domiciliate, p. a. gijta infjenifT, tfintn<br />
;<br />
tciiiiaUra (en veyel).<br />
Domify, v. a. tAma.<br />
Dominant, a. Ijevrffanbe, tSbnnbe.<br />
Dominate, v. a. & n. IjettiTo; teg«rn,<br />
fiiun.<br />
Domination, s. ^trrabomt, »nlbe; ti)=<br />
tnniii; ijfivtljctvffnp (en eng(asgtnb).<br />
Dominative, a. tegetnnbe, ratnnbf:<br />
inuntig, befatfanbe.<br />
Dominator, s. 6f»«tl)erre ; T. f igtignfic<br />
ftjernnn (inb en fobelfeflunb).<br />
Domineer, v.a. & n. fjettjTa font befpot<br />
fpelani.iiflnte, govii fig tiff; befntfa iSfrev.<br />
Dominical, s. fonbng. -, a. fijnbngg...<br />
-letter, s. fbnbagsb<strong>of</strong>fiafuen.<br />
Dominican, s. bi>ininifanevniunf.<br />
Dominion, «. OetcfPnp; Innb , rife:<br />
bfi'erl;err|Tnp {eng(a=orbfn). [n<strong>of</strong>pet.<br />
Domino, s. boniino. -es, s. pi. biMiii<<br />
Don, s. Ijerre (tiret nf en eponff flbeU=<br />
iiinn;. -, V. a. beflabn, laga p5 fig.<br />
Donary, s. ffrinf tiff (jeligt bruf. [bref.<br />
Donation , a. gafrn, fetnring ; gSfve?<br />
Dos 119<br />
eff. fangelfer.<br />
Donnat, s. obugtig menniffn, ufling.<br />
Donor, s. perfon foni got en bonntion.<br />
Donship, s. en SpaniT ribbareS rnng.<br />
Don't, fort, af Do not.<br />
Donzel, s. pnge.<br />
Doodle, s. fjeff, latting, gatfftyfnre.<br />
Doom,*, bom, utlTng; i)itevflo bcnien;<br />
obe; forfetf. -book, s. ©ngeliTn jorbs<br />
b<strong>of</strong>en. -ful, a. olyrflig. -man, «.<br />
bomare, ffilje^mnn: fftiflfaber. -'sday,<br />
s. tnttegongBbng ; i^rterjln bog.<br />
-, V. a. bomma, faffa tiff ftrnff; be«<br />
fnffo, beorbrn.<br />
Door, s. borr, port. -s, />A (ju^. next<br />
-, tritt bvebi'ib. -bar, «. pcrtftrtngct<br />
eff. rige(, bom. -case, «. biitrfnrm.<br />
-cheek, -post, s. borvp<strong>of</strong>t, borttr.i.<br />
-guard , s. fingerplat pa bbrrar,<br />
-hook, s. bertl)flfe. -keeper, *.<br />
pcm^nftnte. -knocker, s. portI)om=<br />
more, pcrlflcipp. -pull, s. tlotf|lrnng<br />
vnb povtav. -sill, s, tr<strong>of</strong>fel. -stead,<br />
s. ingnng i borrcn.<br />
Dooring, s. borrfarni.<br />
Dorado, s. gulbfiff;<br />
Doree, s. filfv^eroga (fifF).<br />
Dorian, Doric, a. Soriff. - order,<br />
- arch, s. SsorijTn pelnreorbningcn.<br />
Dormant, a. f<strong>of</strong>vnnbe; Ijemlig ; lu»<br />
tnnbe, fneb.<br />
Dormant, Dormar, s. toarbjelfe.<br />
-window, s. vnnb^fonfler.<br />
Dormitory,*, f<strong>of</strong>rum; 'begrafning^s<br />
plat*, fi)rfognrb.<br />
Dormouse, *. f)affelmug, (TcgSmuS.<br />
Dorn, s. rocfn (ft)?), -hound, s. ett<br />
ffngs ha). [af en.<br />
Dorr, V. a. g'orn fiirbluffab, gora norr<br />
Dorr, s. ocittenbi, bronare, (jumla.<br />
Dorser, s. brngforg, bnrljnfe, fat.<br />
Dorture, s. fangfammate (i fl<strong>of</strong>ler).<br />
Dose, s. b<strong>of</strong>id. [mebitauienter.<br />
Dose, V. a. tigtigt fovbela; gifca in<br />
Dossil, s. fompre^ Pib fibetlntning.
120 Dot<br />
Dot, 3. punft, UStn. -, i>. a.& n.<br />
punfteta, tedna uieb ^unUtt.<br />
Dotage, a. poncett; tcfptat; Onftig<br />
V<strong>of</strong>fion; bfltntom v« ni)", nlCertomS*<br />
joUfr.<br />
Dotal, a. fom utgot en Oemgift.<br />
Dotard, «. gubbc fom rit b«tn jin nytt<br />
; ;<br />
fiicIeWnntt. -ly, arf. ttnnotttigt, t<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Dotation, s. Ijemgift.<br />
Dote, V. n. galno^; gencni Sltettoni<br />
blifv« lifnfom bntit po ni)tt. - upon,<br />
blifoa bnftigt for i.<br />
Dotingly, ad. natraffigt intngcn nf.<br />
Dotterel, s. cipo; t?op, buiiitjufmit.<br />
Douaneer, s. tuUbetjent.<br />
Double, «. 6ubb«tt; nfjTrift; fonftgvepv,<br />
untfiyft; fcubbeltbl; 7". tubUving. -,<br />
a. mbbel, toafnltig ; tv«ti)big, bcCrng^<br />
lig. -biting, -edged, a. tveoggnti.<br />
- cherry, s. tijitlingftr^bnr. -chin,<br />
«. ifleiljnfn. -dealer, s. befcragntf,<br />
intcygtiiafflte, tttetnlig niennifffl. -dealing,<br />
s. (ifl, betciigcri. -eyed, a.<br />
<strong>of</strong> beCtoglig utfeente. -h<strong>and</strong>ed, a.<br />
tocOfinM; t«eti)ttg. -headed, a. tvf=<br />
OBfbnB. -hearted, -minded, -tongued,<br />
a. betriiglig, fniil, ti^et.iltg.<br />
-meaning, a. t»eti)tig. -natured,<br />
a. af iviefrilDig nntuc. -plea, a. iv«=<br />
fSlbig inf<strong>of</strong>t «mot ett fntcinnl.<br />
Double, V. a. & n. fijc6ubb(n; l>ifa i<br />
tu; fegla f'otbi; fcttubbtas; gorn fn«b=<br />
fvcnng (cm tntnt) ; \)\)i[a, f<strong>of</strong>a iinb=<br />
flijftet. -die, v. a. fnrga, fitijfa '<strong>of</strong>t??t,<br />
Xva ganger, -lock, v. a. Infa igen i<br />
buObelt iai. -ness, s. Dubbelljet; fDt=<br />
bubbling; fntpFbet.<br />
Doubles, a./)/, ranfet, fnep.<br />
Doublet, s. vnr; tcbjn, y^ ; nffor i<br />
tfitningfptl; bubUtt. stone -, a. frins<br />
gelfe. _<br />
Doubling, 3. fi5rbubb(ing. - <strong>of</strong> a<br />
hare, en Ijote^ fnebfprang. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
bits, T. betingsfnlf, beiinggbynn.<br />
-nails, s. pi. fi5rl)i;6ningf fpif.<br />
Doubloon,*. bublon, ®pnii|Tr giitbniDnt.<br />
Doubt,s. tpifuel; fcuftnn, betnnfligbet<br />
foatigl)er. -, v. a. & n. (<strong>of</strong>; tmfia<br />
Dow<br />
forfata. -ful, a. tv^ifvetnfrig , cvm^;<br />
v>i[Itnbig, toeffnm. -fulness, s. w\^*<br />
bet, n>ifp«(nftigt)er.<br />
Doucet, s. ett ftogg nijolfv<strong>of</strong>tej. -b,#.<br />
pi. bjottfnapvnr.<br />
Douceur, a. finifet; ffnnf, gafv>a.<br />
Doucine, J. T. Ii|l i fetni <strong>of</strong> en rnnn(i.\<br />
Dough, s. beg. -baked, a. botfgtab*<br />
bob, begig; cfullfonilig. -kneaded,<br />
a. vcf, nijuf, fcni Intet fig fnnbo Itf en<br />
beg. [l)et, topperbef, mob.<br />
Doughtiness, i. bugtigOet, nionb<strong>of</strong>tigs<br />
Doughty, a. tugiig, bebjetiob, <strong>of</strong>ow<br />
(Trrtcft. [» omegen.<br />
Doughy, a. begig, flibbig, fjolfgtnbbob;<br />
Douse, V. a. et n. fattfl, ftjelpa ut I)iif»<br />
vubftupo i votinet; f<strong>of</strong>to; fixa.<br />
Dout, f. a. iiijtaifa.<br />
Douter, s. IjuSfTarfote.<br />
Dove, s. bufoo. -cot, -house,*.<br />
bufiTng, bufbii^. -tail, s. T. fyoU<br />
ftjett ; T. biiniiiing, bom. -tailing, r.<br />
fi>fllftjett«fogning.<br />
Dovish, a. o(Ti;tbig font en bufoo.<br />
Do wable, a. bevaiiigob ott fa lifgebing.<br />
Dowager, s. enfa <strong>of</strong> ()6gt pSnb font<br />
njiiiec lifgebing.<br />
Dowcets, a. pi. bjottftoppot.<br />
Dowdy, 3. funfigt qpinnfclf. -, a,<br />
hinfig, fmutfig.<br />
Dower, s. lifgebing, enfefote ; bemgift,<br />
benifijljb ; ffonf. -ed, a. utfiyrb, fbts<br />
fcbb nieb b«'"9ift- -less , a. utnn<br />
benigift; fottig.<br />
Dowlas, a. en ott gt<strong>of</strong>t (otft.<br />
Dowle, a. bun^ fjun.<br />
Down, a. bun, fjun, ulllif, foninietlif<br />
tacfa \>a (>ttct ocf; fvufte»; inji5lt()af»<br />
fjun po l)afan; gra«[upen bej6, 9t5n<br />
bacfe; fanbtefpel; linbting. -, ad.<br />
neb , pa jorben , unbet (jcrifonten. -<br />
prp. neb, utfote. -in <strong>the</strong> mouth,<br />
uran ett orb ott faga. - upon <strong>the</strong><br />
njiil , fcntont. — , int. neb ! -cast,<br />
a. nebfTagen, niobfaffb. -, a. nebjTos<br />
genbet. -fall, s. foH, unbecgang, for*<br />
fair, -fallen, a. fotfotfen, ftcriab,<br />
ruineiob. -hall, a. T. nebbolote, be*<br />
toefa, »ata sitttabig ; inipttijpn \ fvufta fojflve. ;<br />
-hill, s. ^ a. bvnnt bnfft<br />
,
Dow<br />
: ;<br />
tijavbtant. -ward, a. jTutlantf, Iion^<br />
9l^^^e n«B, netat; luCflagen. -wards,<br />
ad. ncSfoce, utfoie.<br />
Down, f . a. fetbtmjufa. -y, «. bunig,<br />
uijuf; ijiii, fmefantf, - beard, s.<br />
Dowry, s. ()«ni9ift. [mjbtfffiigg.<br />
Dowse, V. a. "otptfl.<br />
Dowse, Dowst, s. fntnff, fnapp, crftl.<br />
Doxology, s. l<strong>of</strong>fnng.<br />
Doxy, s. fonn, gnthota. [gcta bunt.<br />
Doze, V. n. & a. fTuinra ; jTatnnt:<br />
Dozen, a. buffin, tflft.<br />
Doziness, s. btjnln, fomniifrigI)et.<br />
Dozy, a. foninig, Itog.<br />
Dral), s. grcft ytTeiiig; ff<strong>of</strong>a. -, v. n.<br />
Vlnga umgange lUfB jT<strong>of</strong>or.<br />
Drabble, v. a. netfiUn.<br />
Drabler,*. T. Infegel, fmStt feg«l fi^m i<br />
lugnt iiatct uppfattng btebvib be fioca.<br />
Drachm, s. ttacf;nia.<br />
Drad, f. Dread.<br />
DraflF, «. brnf, -finnmat, flfffr.ibe. -y,<br />
a. ftnutfig ; <strong>of</strong>ni;gg ; ufel, pritblS*.<br />
Draft, s. ttntt; traffenng, onvigning.<br />
-, a. braganbe.<br />
Drag, s. bragg, fjafe; tiiiimeifetta<br />
Dra 121<br />
utffte ; (luttning; fliitt. -look, «. :rtb. -wort, 5. luifne, i^nitfnni<strong>of</strong>io.<br />
mulcn, bftciSfvnb upvfDn. -looked, Dragonet, a. lit«n btafe ; bliifiat (ftff).<br />
a. neC)Tn9«n, fvatnietig. -lying, s. Dragonish, «. btnflig, brafaftig.<br />
liiji>inte i bocnfongcn ; fcftic ; niitt. Dragonlike, a. rnfnnbe.<br />
-right, a. lottiiit; uppenbar, li)Miij Dragoon, a. tragon. - , f . a. pfSgrt<br />
ui-Vtii!tig, trittftmit; futtfcmlig. -ly, nub ingi'nrteting : gifva en ort till vtuns<br />
ad. valt fvnm, v'uiiipt. -sitting, s. being ; cniynnbn nieb elb od; fvnnb.<br />
fittiinte, \)n[a. -steepy, a. btnnt, -ade, s. efrcr(einning <strong>of</strong> en ctt nt<br />
ptunbting.<br />
Drain, a. iinttenUbning, fonnl; (ipopv<br />
tiinnn, ttunima. -, v. a. & n. <strong>of</strong>lebn;<br />
uttocfa ; tti)pn af . -able , a. fcni fatt<br />
; ;<br />
uttovfcig, cifleba^. -er, a. t<strong>of</strong>t, riffel o.<br />
f, IjPotpa nngot fi.nffeg ntt vntten mo<br />
rinna <strong>of</strong> ; fntta ntt bfn meb.<br />
Drake, s. onfbontf.<br />
Dram, a. en fiip; Btflc^nin. -, v.n.<br />
fuva, tngo fig en fup.<br />
Drama, .s. btnui, ffSbefptl.<br />
Dramatic, a. btoniatif?.<br />
Dramatist, a. ffnbefvet^fijirfnttote.<br />
Drap, a. ricit tlnb*. -wort, a. rijnn.<br />
Drape, v. n. gora firibe ; bmuern. -r,<br />
s. flnbe^banblnre. -ry, ?. fevfnr«<br />
bigcinbe af ftater; flnbe^bnncel-, i^ffes<br />
ti;g ; f (fibe ; btgpevi. [Idfeniebel).<br />
Drastic , a. fmftigt, fort cecfnnbe (oiii<br />
Draught, a. brng, bragning ; bvycf,<br />
ftunf; utfrtj}, vlnn; riming; nftrnbe;<br />
btiiigt, ett ffepv^ bjupgnenbe ; btngreni,<br />
ttngliniT, varp, btnot nf fiffnt: b«tnd)cs<br />
nicnt fotboter; ttolfeting, vercl. -board,<br />
5. iMUibtabe, brobfpet. -horse, a.<br />
trngOafl, ntbet^lj<strong>of</strong>t. -house, a. flf»<br />
tnibe. -i,pl. bom, btcicfpet, bambrnbe<br />
1<br />
tritfe ; bciignat ; fljert <strong>of</strong> »ef lot od) l)iU<br />
Ut. -, V. a. & n. btoga, jTapn ; fnngn<br />
(<strong>of</strong>tten) ; btnggn. - <strong>the</strong> anchor,<br />
-8-raan, s. terfnare ; ffrifvnte; fup.<br />
bvl^^^r. — , v. a. franibrogo.<br />
Crifsja fSc nnfiu-. <strong>the</strong> anchor drags, Draw, 5. bvngning; loti; iu. -back,<br />
ontdrn rnfar ell. brnggat iiieb.<br />
a. viiining ; niinflning, <strong>of</strong>bvog, tabotr,<br />
Dragant, s. guiniiii tragont.<br />
<strong>of</strong>ftog ; erfii'ttning <strong>of</strong> tuHen for infcnu<br />
Draggle, v. a. 6tn. fiiiutfa ; fmutfn^ ^u inonDe vorcr , nnr he oter iitfijro^.<br />
ncm iTapning. -tail,*. <strong>of</strong>ni;ggt qvinn: -beam, a. fpel, vjinbfpei. -bridge,<br />
fc(f.<br />
Dragoman, s.btognian, tolf iSernnten<br />
a. vinbbt\)gga. -latch, 5. f<strong>of</strong>ilj<strong>of</strong>e v«<br />
bijtrnr. -net, «. brognot. -well,*.<br />
Dragon, s. brnfe ; pvcbt, gcnlaftigt bragbtunn, ij^btunn.<br />
ftuntiniiiKt; f}jetnbi(b nat norrpoUn; Draw, V. a.&n. brogo, flopn ; utrifyo ;<br />
\ fetfing (fijT). -blood, s. ccafblct, eti <strong>of</strong>brogo ; brogo ot fig ; iippDrago ; Ijep*<br />
Ij<br />
I<br />
(Ingg tec f.icg. -fly, s. ttcafTanfta,<br />
-head, a. ttntijufpuc. -tree, a. btnf;<br />
brogo ; brogo fig iI)op , fn;inpo iijcp ;<br />
renffl; utfugo, mtorfo; Ijenuo (rotlen);
122 Dra<br />
fintoupp; <strong>of</strong>ierfno, nfmSln; fjntCebft.<br />
- along, brngn, finpn boi-r. - asunder,<br />
fiJnDertifpn, flitn. - away, bott^<br />
brnga ; bortrogo ; nfljnHfl ; forforn. -<br />
in, btngain; focleta. -near, naU<br />
tai. - <strong>of</strong>lF, (ifbtnga genom fcefiittering, 9*9, 9>;i'ji9fila<br />
ifran; (Tiljn iftnn. - on, onfovn ; Dreggish, Dreggy, a. brriggig, gi^ttjig.<br />
fbtnn(«t)o, aflnJfomina ; nnlfn>i. - out, Dregs, s.pl. brngg, bobenfalf, grunu<br />
btogout; iodaut; ulflraefa; paffa i uifl; nflTtiib*.<br />
fTagotCning. - over, nfStngn genoiii Drench, s. ftunf ; brnnf, friniiiot; laf*<br />
befiiffering ; f orfSrn. -up.btngn, iDftn<br />
upp i I)ijjb«n; gorn uifaft litt, uppfriita;<br />
uppftriffa; flnffn i jTngotbning. [intt. oalii; gifoa (nfenubf I tt>nngsv>i«.<br />
Drawee, s. traJTnt, ncceptnnt, t>evelbetn» Dress, s. firibning prijbnab. -coat,<br />
;<br />
Drawer, «. btngnte ; fom efiir vfltten: s. ffat6t(«bning. -, v. a. 6t n. flnfa,<br />
fVPflte; trrtfyent nf ib «tt<br />
l)Of ; ftubien^tuiii, fotniftf.<br />
Drawl, V. n. 6t a. tnin langfauit, ttS^<br />
f;gt; fornStn tiben.<br />
Drawn, /;. & a. onfgjorb.<br />
Dray, s. (Iripn; bn;ggntfarrfl ; fn[fe:<br />
Ciirb; voi-bnnbgoh'tb. — , v. a. & n.<br />
fijcPftnrfa; fruftn fig, vnta ffrfTtntft.<br />
-ful, a. fiJcPFrrid lig, fn^lig ; tjctbnnb^'<br />
oncb. -fulness,, «. fotiTrridligbet,<br />
fafa. -less, a. <strong>of</strong>istiTtacf t , jiiobig.<br />
-lessness, «. <strong>of</strong>6tfFtii(ft()et, mob.<br />
Dream, a. btoiii; bStnfiig inbilbning.<br />
— , V. a. & n. btomiiift ; fotefiiiffn fig,<br />
l)ta ; btSmnin bovt. -er, *. btoniiiiflte,<br />
fDntmnce, fnntnf},- bagttifonte. -ingly,<br />
ad. btoiiiinanbe. -less, a. uton<br />
btomiiiac.<br />
Drear, s. fruftnn, fTi;. - , a. forffcn(f=<br />
lig; bebt<strong>of</strong>onb. -ihead, -iment, s.<br />
fa«(igt)et, bebt<strong>of</strong>tielfc. -iness, s.<br />
befi^nuiuc , Btciuielfe. -y, a. f6t=<br />
;<br />
Dri<br />
ffratflig ; bebvbftjob.<br />
Dredge, s. blnnbfnb; <strong>of</strong>lronnnt. -, v.<br />
a. beftti) tneb nijol; fanga nub nnt,<br />
-r, s. fjc'eb<strong>of</strong>a; c(}roiififfflre.<br />
Dregginess, a. egenffnp ati t
Dri<br />
dow n, tciia bott. - in, infuga, in=<br />
:<br />
fiua. - <strong>of</strong>if, up, bciffii ut, ^tiifa i fpirot, tnffola.<br />
I'crr.ii. - round, trirfa Inget oni. Drop, V. n. & a. bri)po, broppo ; faffa<br />
-aljle, a. tciibai;. -ard tU. -er, «. neb, flfffllTa ; uppl/drn, fTutn ; bo ; unbfaffa<br />
Drinking, *. bcidante; Crmfenfjet;<br />
(cm orb); fpittn, flarfn ; foiaa. - in,<br />
btvpa in ; fmiign in. - <strong>of</strong>lF, btoppa af<br />
nuiinviii. -bout, -match, s. bti)= fi5r(orn fitt euibete ; bij. - out, bioppo<br />
ut;fija[nfigut.<br />
Drip, s. ttopp, tflfbropp, -, f. n. & a. Droplet, s. liten brcppe ; tat.<br />
cr.'.a, btov'va, faUa broppm* ; tjolln. Droppingly, ad. btepp»i«.<br />
-piu!.% 5. |i
124 Dm<br />
Drumly, ad. gyirjig.<br />
t«rb3r[ig«n. -, v. a. gcbtgcta en flulfc.<br />
Drummer, s. truiiifrngorc.<br />
Dueful, a. liffboilig, ffirflig, pnjynnte.<br />
Drunk, a. ^l•^ig. -, v. n.<br />
s. Cvinfotf, fl;t[()unb. -en, a. ftuifcn, A a. tueffetn, nngripa. -list, i. bueU<br />
fud, befupen; »at. -song, s. fupiiifo.<br />
-enness, s. txi)dtn^av, fylTeri.<br />
Drusa, s. fiivtel, gcupp, niaffa af frw<br />
fiottifcting.<br />
Dry, a. tott; nioget; <strong>of</strong>tufibnr ; tetftig:<br />
ijiuB, fltang. -eyed, «. tcwgc.<br />
-flower, s. firSbtomiiiii. -goods, s.<br />
pi. ^\)itQiiH. -nurse, s. lectaiiiiiui<br />
(feni i(fe getti); fjiifuftfterffa. -rot, s.<br />
tntrirfn. -shod, s. tortfFot.<br />
Dry, v.a.&n. totfn^ ttirfn ut, uitBmma:<br />
Dryad, s. iTcggnymf. [blifort toru.<br />
Drying-yard, s. iccfflnffc.<br />
Dryness, s. tovr()«t, lotfn, tijrf}.<br />
Dual, s. T. tuali^. -, a. trcggeljantn.<br />
Dub, .5. fliirt , fifing; fcubbning; ^'i\,<br />
Cyngpu^. -fly, s. vjattenflugn. -,f.<br />
a. Q, n. Ila, Dubbn (tiff rittflve) ; favu=<br />
nfvn; nniitna, gifvn iir«[ nf; T. ncbcto<br />
cff. [juggn ineb ffncfijjrnn.<br />
Duliiosity, «. t»jifo«(aftigI)et.<br />
Dubious, a. tvifpclaftig, obepaiiib,<br />
eti)t)tig. -ness, s. tvnfpet^mal, oripl)«i.<br />
Dubitable, a. nnfo«kftig.<br />
Dubitation, 5. ti>ifv?e(.<br />
Ducal, a. Ijetriglig.<br />
Ducat, «. Cucat.<br />
Duck, 5. nnfii ; bugning; fmcfctb; f?5<br />
gcltuf. - <strong>and</strong> drake, 5. nrt botnttf.<br />
-bill-wheat, s. cngeifft (;vetc. -coy,<br />
s. lo(fiuar, betf. -legged, a. fottbcnt.<br />
-meat, -weed, a. onMiint. -, v.<br />
a. d n. Coppa i vinttn«t ; M)(fn ; buga<br />
fig, gova tn bngning. -ing, *. byf^<br />
ning; T. tiilljiilning , tiifptingning.<br />
-ling, *. nntiunge ; fnuforb.<br />
Duct, s. tigining; fanat, gong, -ile,<br />
a. biJilig, fiiiibig, iiitnnjlm; rillig.<br />
Ductility, s. utvirgfligl)«t, bojligljet,<br />
l'iiutigl)«t ; eftetgiftienl)«t.<br />
Dudgeon, s. toif ; onbffa.<br />
Duds, s. pi. luinpor, pnllot.<br />
Due, s. ffylbigbet, tnttigbet; tuff. -,<br />
a. jTi^lDig ; tiffbijrlig , piiffiinbe ; rigtig,<br />
noggvann ; f orfaffcn. - , ad. noga, occ<br />
Dun<br />
Ifvnrf, cnvigepffinipf. [grnnnljet.<br />
Dueness,*. fficfligbet, fFijItigliet, ncgs<br />
Dueuna, s. uppf<strong>of</strong>itcrinnn fer ett ungi<br />
fruntimnit(.<br />
Duet, 6. tuo, bueft.<br />
Dug, s. bt<strong>of</strong>l , bvb'ftv\irtn, fp«ne : jufrfr.<br />
Duke, s. bertig. -dom, s. bPttigCi>ni»,<br />
Dulbrained, a. firngfynt, enfaltig.<br />
Dulcet, a. for, Ijupig. [bring.<br />
Dulcification , s. flnljufv^anbJ , iiiiU<br />
Dulcify, V. a. fotfotuio, fottjufixi.<br />
Dulcimer, s. tjaifbrdbe (niufifnlifft in«*<br />
fitumcnr). [s. forfolmnnbf.<br />
Dulcorate, v. o. fctfiitina. -ation,<br />
Dulcour, s. fiinnn.<br />
Dulbead, s. buniljufrub.<br />
Dull, a. cum, lijlp<strong>of</strong>tig ; frS; iiintt<br />
ttcg ; tung ; <strong>of</strong>niaflig ; motf. -browed,<br />
a. nf bi;flcr bliif. -disposed,<br />
a. fommcbig. -hearing, a. icuis<br />
l)orb. -noise,*. «rt b<strong>of</strong>t fctl. -sight,<br />
*. fviig fi;n.<br />
Dull, v.a. Qn. gijta bPf ell. mntt, fou<br />
flon ; bebil'fv'fl ; blifca bum , fl'6 :c.<br />
-ard, *. bunihufimb. -away, v. a.<br />
fecilcfn tiben. -ed, a. matt, ffymlig.<br />
DulnesSjS. bunibet; ttijgljet ; fliM.ut;<br />
niorfljet ; fvogOet.<br />
Duly, ac?. vebeibbrtigen ; ffftbigt, jenint.<br />
Dumb, a. -]y, ad. fjum, innffo^. -,<br />
t>. a. ti)fln, glHo ftiim. -found, v. a.<br />
tDtla. -ness, a. ftunibet, ui<strong>of</strong>fo^Oet.<br />
Dummy, s. buniuie ; felnnbe tttbje pfr«<br />
f^n i mPfpel.<br />
Dump,s. fotgquiibe ; tonffptibbbft. -s,<br />
pi. )>ih-incbig()«t. -ish, a. fi\niiuiij.<br />
-ishness, 5. foanneeigbeb.<br />
Dumpling, *. «tr flog^ fniapubtinvj.<br />
Dumpy, a. unbttfiitfig.<br />
Dun, s. bef<strong>of</strong>iilig borgencir, bji>rn ; -,<br />
V. a. flrangt fotbtfl, bjotna. -bee,<br />
-fly, s. brijinS, g«ting.<br />
Dun, a. iiiljcfbtun ; bi;f}er. -neck, a.<br />
jeinfpnvf. -stone, *. ninnbuften.<br />
Dun, a. fujlt. -fish, s. fabiljo.<br />
;
Dun<br />
Dunce, s. pun^r)ufouD. -ry, s. &uuis<br />
licr. -cify, v. a. Q'iva bum.<br />
Dung-, s. bvngfl, QH>\tl ; lott. -bettle,<br />
., vinftbobbn. -bird, s. Ijatfogel.<br />
-cart, s. g'<strong>of</strong>cfetiffngn. -fork, s.<br />
tinovjrep. -hill, s. byngl/eg ; lottlcffa,<br />
Ic ivMiTet. -, a. geiiien, netvig. -hillcock,<br />
5. r)ug()nnne. -yard,5. fepbnii.<br />
fi>iUa. [fatta i fringclfe.<br />
Dungeon, s. bjupt fringelfe. -, v. a.<br />
Dung5', a. ti^ngig. [ett l?cpp.<br />
Dunnage, «. y. ten Bfte (afiningen <strong>of</strong><br />
Dunner, s. Ojotn.<br />
Dunnish, a. ttunafrig.<br />
Dunn}', a. [oinI)i)i:t).<br />
Duo, i. ^uett.<br />
Duodecimo, s. bucbeS.<br />
Duodecuple, a. tolffnibig.<br />
Duodenum, s. tolftum^tntnun.<br />
Dup, V. a. i-fvna.<br />
Dupe, i. nntr, enfnlbig jlnrfovt. -,<br />
V. a. nntrfl, luxa.<br />
Duple, a. bubOel.<br />
Duplicate, s. tuptett. -, u. a. fcr=<br />
Cubbla ; Irigga i vtd «If. fnffoi:. - , a.<br />
tul>bc(, tpcfolb. -proportion,*. qi'n=<br />
tcatiiTt fethSffanbe. [ning ; faff.<br />
Duplication,*, fotbubbling ; Ijoptif*<br />
Duplicature, *. tinifnlbigtjeb; f.ilf.<br />
Duplicity, s. tCQfa(bigl)et, bubb«lliet;<br />
fnliTNt.<br />
Durability, s. rarnftigftet : bcfinnb.<br />
Durable, a. vatnftig. -ness , s. i>ot=<br />
ntiigbet.<br />
Durance,*, beftonb; otrefleting.<br />
Duration, *. bejJnnb, fottvaranbe.<br />
Dure, V. n. t>ntn, tqa bcftonb; -ful,<br />
a . var.iftig. -less, ad. fort, fotgnnglig.<br />
Duresse, *. ftr.ing()et ; fltceft.<br />
Durgen, *. pi)f|Ting.<br />
During, /jr. mebai), unber bet.<br />
Durity, *. hnrbher, fiifKjct.<br />
Dusk, s. ffmiining ; bunfelfjet. - , a.<br />
nibtf. -, V. a. & H. foibunfta; mitU<br />
nn, ffi;ninia. -iness, *. fTtjuining,<br />
grinning, -ish, a. ffuiit; bunfe[;<br />
niovtlagb. -ishness, *. ffi)mning.<br />
-y, o. motf ; nrettUigt; bbflet.<br />
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Dust, a. fJ<strong>of</strong>r, bam. -basket, *. i'cp=<br />
lunnn. -box, *. flrob<strong>of</strong>a. -man, «•<br />
fopgubbe. -, v. a. bnmuia fuK ; bnni;<br />
inn ut, ftappn \xt bnnimet. -er, *•<br />
torftrnffl. -iness, a. tonnnigbet. -y,<br />
a, bnnimig.<br />
Dutch, *. Jp<strong>of</strong>fnnbjTn fptSfet; JpoKiin^<br />
bote. -, a. ^<strong>of</strong>fnnbfF. -toys, a. pi,<br />
-, I .a. &n. gijBrt, betiirfa iiiefc get)ff(; Sfliirnbergntsatbete.<br />
Dutchess, a. bettiginnn.<br />
Dutchy, s. betfigbome.<br />
Duteous, Dutiful, a. (ijbig, Ijorfaut;<br />
ijettnnbsfuff.<br />
Dutifulness, *. lijbnnb ; p'otbnab.<br />
Duty,*, pligt, fli)tbigr)et; p<strong>of</strong>t; tuff;<br />
(ybnob, unbetgifrien!)eb ; pbvbnnb; bel«s<br />
ning.<br />
Duumvirate, *. tpatnannapii'lbe.<br />
Dwale, 5. qte^Peb; (beratb.) ben fvovte<br />
fntgen.<br />
Dwarf, *. bPecg. -elder, *. fl<strong>of</strong>cerj<br />
buflfe. -, V. a. beiTii'irn, flippn. -ish,<br />
a. bPergngtig, fmStjnyt. -ishness, a.<br />
bttergafrigbeb, titenljet.<br />
Dwaule, v. n. fjeffo.<br />
Dwell, v.n. & a. bo; flabnn, btdja;<br />
bebo, innebnft>(i. -er, *. insnnflre, bo=<br />
ning^mnn. -ing, *. bcenbe; boj^dffe.<br />
Dwindle, '. n. & a. toinn bort, fBr«<br />
fiiffrt; forgn*; fBtuiinfTo, ruinera. -<br />
away, focfFingrn ; - into, i>nnnttni.<br />
Dwindled,/?. & a. ffrumpen ; forf olfen.<br />
Dye, *. forg ; bob. — yV. a. & n. fora<br />
ga; bo ; ttijttna.<br />
Dyer, *. fiirgnre. -'s-weed, *. »ejbe.<br />
Dynasty, *. tegentfamilj, fonungoott.<br />
Dysentery, *. r'ebfot, burflopp.<br />
Dyspepsy, *. et<strong>of</strong> mnffmnltning.<br />
Dysphony, *. oti;btigt uttnl. [pn.<br />
Dyspnoea, *. trSngbtopigOet; nnbtnpi<br />
Dysury, *. faffpi^ ; urinpajnmo.<br />
E.<br />
£ach , pr. bPnr. -one , bt*nt od) en,<br />
enbrar. -o<strong>the</strong>r, bPrtronnnn. -where,<br />
adv. <strong>of</strong>uernfft.<br />
Eager, a. ffatp; 6rinnnnbe; ifrig.<br />
-nes8,*.ffnrpa; begnt, bnftig bejctfe;<br />
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126 Eag<br />
Eagle, s. 6tn. -eyeil, -sighted, a.<br />
ffotv'fvnt. -owl, s. uf. -speed,*.<br />
otnfnnbbhff. -stone, s. ernften.<br />
-wood, s. nlcetv.16. -SB, s. 5tn(;onii.<br />
-t, s. otnunge. [nnnnn.<br />
Eagre , s. Pcb fom uppvfifftt <strong>of</strong>vn en<br />
Earn, s. fatbrcr, luovbtcr. f(nm.<br />
Ean, f. n. lamnin. -ling, s. nvfobfc<br />
Ear, s. Ota ; Ijorfel ; geljcr i inufif ; nalii<br />
bga; Ijniibtflg; fnbe^ny. -drops , «pi.<br />
orbutflot. -finger, s. liapngcv.<br />
-kissing, *. I)t>i8fnnt'e. -lap, s.<br />
ctlipi). -picker, s. orfTef. -ring, s.<br />
otting. -shot, s. 6et langfJo l)nff<br />
hJjnrpS ninn fan Ijotn ov6. -trumpet,<br />
s. I)Di-f«ktit. -wax, s. 'iwnjc. -wig,<br />
s. oiiiiniT; ijtontafiTace. -witness, s.<br />
ercnvittne.<br />
Ear , V. n. & a. 90 i njc ; otjn , oblfl.<br />
-able, a. vlbjbar. -ings, a. pi. T.<br />
noibanbllnr.<br />
Earl, s. gr«fve. -dom, «. 9«fiTnp.<br />
-marshal, s. tif^niovfPen i Snglonb.<br />
Earles-penny, s. (jnntpenning.<br />
Earliness, s. tifigl)«t, fcrabmogenljet.<br />
Early, n. tiftig, Inttiba uppe. -, a(/.<br />
litiflt, bittiba. [libnnbf.<br />
Earn, . n. libn m«b, togo btl i anttai<br />
Earn, v. n. ufin fig.<br />
Earn, v. a. fortjenn, fotvifirfpn, pinna.<br />
Earnest,*, fldrat; I)nnbvenning; fijts<br />
fiiiftf. -, a. olfpnrlig, nllcarfnni; ifs<br />
vig, nitifT. -ness, a. nHuav, cXivax--<br />
fnnihct, nit.<br />
Earnful, a. jcnimetlig. [nijlUf.<br />
Earning, *. fovtjenp, tin|l ; i;fiob<br />
Earth, s. jotb, niyHa ; jotben; (anb;<br />
caffuin. -apple, s. flkunn. -bags,<br />
s.pl. jcibfactat. -bank, s. gnrb^gotb<br />
(if jovb ocf; gtrisfvnl. -board, s.<br />
plcgfjl>(, tiiulffijfo. -bob, s. bnggninff,<br />
iiietniniT. -bound, s, jorbbunbcn.<br />
-fed, a. nebrig, fbrnftiig. -flax, s.<br />
betglin. -quake, s. jotbbfifning.<br />
-worm, s. bnggninfT, nietinnfT.<br />
Earth, V. a. h n. bctfiffn nub jotb;<br />
gtiiifPQ fig neb uti jotbcn; vi^ni unbeir<br />
jotben. -en, a. Ut . . fJcn . . .<br />
-iness, s. lernftigf)et. -liuess, s.<br />
Ecc<br />
; ;<br />
iorbiffOet. -ling, a. boblig nienni'Ta,<br />
-ly, a. jctbiff; s^erlbflig, timiii].<br />
-mindedness, s. »er(b)Tigt fimic.<br />
-y, a. jerbftftig.<br />
Ease, a. lebigljet, lebign fJunbct<br />
l)Viln; betii?nni(i9f)et, mnfligtjet<br />
bring, tt'cfi: (nttf)et; frifjet. at-, ^<br />
qiirim. chapel <strong>of</strong> -, nnner. -, 1 <br />
Eastern, a. bfHig, cfJetlanbir. [lig.<br />
Easy, a. Ifitt; ot\jungen; [ugn; be*<br />
(limin; betebviffig ; gobI)jcrt«b.<br />
Eat, f . n. & a. dta ; f brtftto , frata<br />
vinta ritbflt. -in, into, through,<br />
out, genomftnta ; - up, dta upp, fft><br />
tdta attt. -bee, a. bidtare (fogel).<br />
-able, a. dtbflt, dtlig. -ables, *.<br />
pi. niatpnra. -er, a. diare ; frdtniebel.<br />
-ing-house, a. fri^ouarter, gntfbf.<br />
Eaves, s.tnff <strong>of</strong>. -dropper,*. Iijffnflre.<br />
Ebb, a. ebb ; nftaganbe. -, v, n. ebbrt,<br />
fotta ut: fbifnan.<br />
Ebon, Ebonjs *• ebenf)oIt«, ebenttd.<br />
-y, (I. nf ebenl'Olig; motf, bunfellogb.<br />
Ebriety, Ebriosity, a. bri;(f«niTap,<br />
fOKfvi.<br />
Ebrillade, a. tijgeltljdfning.<br />
Ebulliency, Ebullition, a. nppfcfs<br />
ning, uppydttning ; I)dftigt utbrctt.<br />
Ebullient, a. jdfanbe. [regeHb*.<br />
Eccentric, Eccentrical, a. afrifnnbe,<br />
Eccentricity, a. afrifelfe, elif()et.<br />
Ecclesiastes,*. ©aienici* ptebifnvebcf.<br />
Ecclesiastic, a. oncelig man, pre^.<br />
-al, a. onbflig, bbrnnbe tiff fyrfon.<br />
-us, s. 3ffu
Ecc<br />
:<br />
Eccoprotic, s. T. lintri^t <strong>of</strong>fotanbe<br />
nuM.<br />
Echinated, a. taggig, fiiff iiicB viggnr.<br />
Echinus, s. igtlfott.<br />
Echo, s. (to, g«n[jub, attt^aU. -, v.n.<br />
& a. atftiTfilln; upv'vepn.<br />
Eclat, «. glon^, vnil.<br />
Eclectic, s. eflettilf fif<strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>. -, a. tttef.<br />
tiff, utroljanDe.<br />
Eclipse, s. fo(s ell. iiinnfijrmorfeffe;<br />
fhcunfling, - ,v. a. &: n. fotbunfln,<br />
fi.niiii>tfa ; fiiniiotfciS.<br />
Ecliptic, s. ffliptifnn, fotbonnn ; fot=<br />
iii.nfcli'elinie ; -, a. fijniiiitfelft tittOijtig.<br />
Eclogue, «. l)et6eDiff, -fnng.<br />
Economic, a. f)5rnnfce titt r)u^()allnin=<br />
ivn; fpatfnni, tfonomifT. ~i,s.pl.<br />
hufKitrning^Wrnn.<br />
Economist, *. \)\xi\)aViau, «fonoiii.<br />
Economize, v. a. etoncmifft, fvntfanit<br />
fcv.-alt.i, brufn.<br />
Economy, s. Ou^OaCfnittg ; f)u^()affi§=<br />
atriijlM't; anottning.<br />
Ecphractic, s. nffornnbe niebel.<br />
Ecstasy, s. ()nnri)cfning. -, v. a.<br />
Ecstatic, a. (!anti)(ft. [tjnntydfa.<br />
Ectype, 5, affTrifr, Hm.<br />
Ecurie, s. ftna, OafJflaa.<br />
Edacious, a. g(uvPf.<br />
Edacity, s. gtuviKjtt, ftaffeti.<br />
Edder, s. afving.<br />
Edder, v. a. flafn.<br />
Eddish, s. «fut(lattet.<br />
Eddj-, s. uppfjii; got, t?nttenf)i?irfviet. -,<br />
a. I)yirflont«. --wind, s. Ijpitfvelvinb<br />
Eff 127<br />
Edging, s. (ifl, bvani.<br />
Edible, a. ntlig.<br />
Edict, s. pabub, fijrotbning.<br />
Edificant, a. bijggnnbe, uvpbvgglig.<br />
Edification, s, uppb^ggelfe, unbettji^s<br />
ning.<br />
Edificatory, a. unbertifnnbe, bepcfiig.<br />
Edifice, a. bi^ggnob. [bijggnnb.<br />
Edificial, a. ang<strong>of</strong>iibe ulfibmi <strong>of</strong> en<br />
Edifier, s. bijggninflote, grunblaggnte<br />
unftervifnce. [infa.<br />
Edify, V. a. bygga; uppbi^ggo, unber*<br />
Edile, s. «bil.<br />
Edition, 5. upptngo.<br />
Editor, s. flitUiggate, utgif<strong>of</strong>lre.<br />
Educate, f. a. uwfo^xa.<br />
Education, s. upvfcfirnn.<br />
Educator, s. uppfojlrore. [t>ifrt.<br />
Educe, V. a. ftniiibringa, frmnbrflga;<br />
Eduction, s. ftambtinganbc; infnnbe.<br />
Edulcorate, v. a. forfiitnia; nff<strong>of</strong>n.<br />
Edulcoration, s. fiitfotming ; utl<strong>of</strong>s<br />
iiing n^«^ tattcn.<br />
Eeking, s. tiHSfning, tittunrt.<br />
Eel, s. al. -powt, s. latt , tanglaff.<br />
-spear, s. tteubb, IjufJer. -wear,<br />
Effable, a. uifoglig. [s. nl^ung.<br />
Efface, f. a. utplona, tabeco, afnota,<br />
fitflita.<br />
Effasciuate, v. a. fijtttolln.<br />
Effascination, «. fUtttcIfning,<br />
Effect, «. iietfnn ; utgang ; V'etffJti'ffigfjft,<br />
f uCberbnn ; fanning ; fotcfntg ; n'nbe ; in<br />
— , i fanning. -s,s.pl. eg? ntom, effcf tf r.<br />
-, f. a. vetffititta; fiitorfafn. -ible,<br />
-water, s. f61vntt«n.<br />
a. goctig. -ion, s. fTutfat^. -ive, «.<br />
Eden, s. ©ben, vnrabifet.<br />
Edentated, a. tanbtog.<br />
vetffani, pevfanbe ; frnftig, eftcrtvijcflig ;<br />
niitlig; «rtlig; to be - <strong>of</strong>, fiSrotf<strong>of</strong>n,<br />
Edentation, s. tanbft« ut6ri)ttiing. nfiatfoinnifl. -less, a, Uaftioi, utdn<br />
Edge, 5. rigg, ffat; font, braiii, ranb; yecfan. -or, s. upptj<strong>of</strong>^iiintt. -ual,<br />
ffarpa; fraipfinnigt)et. set an-, fTivn a. ftaftig, oerfflnbe, eftertrycf lig. -ual-<br />
l)»nffa. set on -, forfloa. -tool,^. ness, s. rerffanirjet , uetfffnaigbcr.<br />
figgjetn. -wise, ad. po [nngben. -,<br />
V. a. & n. ffiitva, lm^i\, flipa; fantn,<br />
-uate, V. a. aftabfonmin; tetfJlnUa,<br />
utcatta. -uous, a. Perffam, fraftig.<br />
btaiiin, borbcra; gif(>ft rum; uvpfjetfn Effeminacj'- , s. qvinligOet, vefligljer,<br />
tvnnga fig ftmu. -forwards, ri)cf(i i)PVigI)eb> ; f leiiianbf<br />
ftntii. - in, frS, btif«>a in. - <strong>of</strong>f, Effeminate, a. cjtiinlig, veflig. -,f.a.<br />
bcttrvtffl. -d, a. (jfnf. -less, «. & n. g'ota \7eftig ; blifva qvinlig, frog.<br />
ttubbig, fli).<br />
-ness, s. fUmigOet.<br />
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128 Eff<br />
Effervesce, v. n. jrifn, fjuba upv-<br />
-nee, s. jii^ning.<br />
Effete, a. <strong>of</strong>tufifnm; utnBtt.<br />
Eificacious, a. ijerfffliit.<br />
Efiicaciousiiess, Efficacy, «. i?etf«<br />
hinil-et, fmfr. [tc<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Efficience, Efficiency, s. v>af|"(iiiil)«t,<br />
Efficient, s. verfant«, ovfnf, upyfj<strong>of</strong>;<br />
ui'phef^iiinn. -, a. vctfiinfcf, »etffnni.<br />
Effieiate, v. a. nfbitBn.<br />
Effigiation, s. nfbilining.<br />
Effigies, Effigy, s. Oilf, aftilb.<br />
Efflagitate, v. a. fniffo, tjnftigtfDtbrn.<br />
arbigt vnfenbe.<br />
Egress, Egression, a. utgang, Oort«<br />
Egret, s. ijvita Ijiiger. [gang.<br />
Egriot, s. iiieteH.<br />
Egyptian, s.
Ela<br />
s. i,itningfperni-c. - , v. n. ^ a. ffjiitn<br />
fram : ftota ; fom bott.<br />
Eld, 5. nltec: gamninlt folf.<br />
Elder, «. ^ain. -ly, a. nttetfligfn,<br />
gnminat. -a, s. pi. fotiilirat; fcvfn=<br />
btt ; fnrf<strong>of</strong>lirjjlanfcnte. -ship, s. f ijtf}^<br />
f6tfe( : fi;rt<strong>of</strong>ovef}nnta«ff.iv.<br />
Elecampane, s. olnnD^tot, l)5lttoit.<br />
Elect, s. utvali, I)e(gon. -, a. utvali,<br />
vat. -, v.a. viiija, utnamna, fora. a. (iSmnbe tiff elfrcv. -ish, a. ttefflT.<br />
Election, 5. Ml; Mtrntt; IjSgtiMigbft Elicit, a. frambtogt. -, v. a. froms<br />
uic en »n(fi)rriittning ; vt«6«ftinotion, bringn ; utlctfn, utbtflga. -ation, s.<br />
nnte'.Mlet.<br />
utloifning ; fbtanlebning.<br />
Electioneering, s. fonffgtn'P f'ot ott Elide, v.a. brijtn, fTo finBer; gora<br />
loiiinii t<strong>of</strong>tarne tiff tjfll nf en (javlnnifntg:<br />
nwClcni.<br />
[Elective, a. vaU, valjantt.<br />
Elector, «. pflduon, pnljare ; fuvfutile.<br />
-al, a. fncfuvfilig. -ate, s. fucfuts<br />
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130<br />
Elongate, i<br />
Elo<br />
fnn fig. [fnnnfce ; <strong>of</strong>fta^^.<br />
Elongation, a. fotlnngning; nflrtg=<br />
Elope, c.n. lopnOort, rijmnin. -ment,<br />
«. flytt.<br />
Elops, s. ctt (Tag« <strong>of</strong>fnblig ovm.<br />
Eloquence, s. Piiltaligl)vU)\a; tijBligt ftiiiii=<br />
ft.ilfa.<br />
Elucidation, «. iipptij^ning ; fijrf (aving.<br />
Elucidative, a. upptijfante.<br />
Elucidatoi-, s. uttytare, fonuuentrttoi;.<br />
Eluctation, s. ftniiibcijtnnD* , fcanu<br />
Eluculjrate, a. viH utatbftnB.<br />
Elude, V. a. itntgS ; unCinfn.<br />
Eludible, a. iinb»?iflig.<br />
Elumbated, a. lam. [bcfigeti.<br />
Elusion, s. untflijfr, unbPifnnCc; bes<br />
Elusive, a. b«6rnglig.<br />
Elusory, a. bebt.iglig, fviffua.<br />
Elute, V. a. <strong>of</strong>ffbljn, iMffrt.<br />
Elutriate, f . a. fila ifinn.<br />
Elutriation, «. i^nfTning, (lainning.<br />
Elver, 4. fnia hafiaU<br />
Elysian, a. fdjfiiT. [Ooningat.<br />
Elysium, s. «(i;ffiiTa falren, be fnlign^<br />
Emacerate, v. a, & n. uiiiietgln; nf=<br />
iiiagvn.<br />
Emaceration, s. <strong>of</strong>mngcing.<br />
Emaciate, a. uimagtab. -, v.a.&n.<br />
utnicvgta; afiynci.<br />
Emaciation, s. nfti;ning.<br />
Emaculate, v. a. tnga ut fiacfar.<br />
Emaculation, s. vfnfning.<br />
Emanant, a. utflijtonbe, utgncnbe.<br />
Emanate, c a. utgn, bntiorn.<br />
Emanation, s. utfli;tning.<br />
Emanative, a. utfli^tnnbf, O'i'^tevnnbe.<br />
Emancipate, v. a. frigifoo ; forflatn<br />
Emancipation, a. ftigifning; befriels<br />
ff ; fbrfinninfe fct niynbig.<br />
Emancipator, a. [oni fovflfirat flit<br />
iiii;ncig, foni b«ftirt(.<br />
Emarginate, v. a. rringfTdra.<br />
Emb<br />
Emasculate, a.&a. fnopingj quinii><br />
f. a. f.iftctrn ; f erfvogn.<br />
Emasculation, a. fnlH'ning, vttiig()<<br />
Embale, v. a. vnrfn in (rater).<br />
Embalm, v. a. bnlfaiiiftn. -er, <<br />
bnlfamerQC*.<br />
Embank, v. a. cnigifvn mcb en bcitmi<br />
Embar, v. a. franga igen.<br />
Embarcation, a. inffepvning.<br />
Embargo, s. befing, (|Siuflnt vn ffep-<br />
-, v.a. fi-igga befliig po, einbatget<br />
ffev'p. pig i iingcn fo<br />
Embark , v. a. & n. infFeppa<br />
Embarrass, v. a. fotvicifl, fntiA i fo<br />
tagenl)ei. -ment,s. otcbo, fStvir<br />
forlftgen()et.<br />
Embase, v. a. fcrringa; fotfalff<br />
-ment, «. fotininffnnte; fctfntffnin<br />
Embattle, v. a. & n. flaffa, b(if><br />
uppflriffb i fTrtgotbning. -d , a. fotfil<br />
iiieb ITjutglugg; fiStfebb uieb ffSror<br />
f)eta(bifen).<br />
Embay, v. a. v<strong>of</strong>fn ; forn in i f)miin«<br />
Embellish, f. a. fiStfTona, vti)6<br />
-ment, a. f orffiSning ; gmvijt.<br />
Ember-day, -ing, a. f<strong>of</strong>letagot. •<br />
s.pJ. affmotja, folnlTfl.<br />
Embezzle, v. a. f orfnilTn ; frSffa bO«(<br />
-ment, a. forflingving, forfniUin<br />
-r, s. tl<strong>of</strong>iice, forfniUate.<br />
Emblazon, v. a. blnfcnern, iiialo P<br />
pen ; beliigga iiieb Iijfnnce ffirget<br />
biifunerfl. -er, a. Ontclt; lornifln<br />
beciMiininte. -ry, a. vjapenmalning.<br />
Emblem, s. finnebilb. -, v.a. fei<br />
I I<br />
'<br />
ll.iao, fovcbilbfl.<br />
Emblematic, a. finnfbilbtig.<br />
Emblematist, *. fotfnttnte <strong>of</strong>
Emb<br />
Embowel, v. a, uttoga inetfvotnn;<br />
Embovrer, p. a. fciltn fitt en (<strong>of</strong>fot.<br />
Embrace, s. fnmntng; tti)(f. -, v. a.<br />
& n. fnmntrtgn, innefntta, trijcfn; eiii =<br />
atiiia fig. -ment, s. omfmlInn^^e<br />
I<br />
; tnnduiff, onifang. -ry, s. iiiutanti;.<br />
Embrasure, 5. fonflctluft; |fcttglugg:<br />
ai\A\-} V'l gniiila muvnt.<br />
Embrocate, v. a. T. frottcrn.<br />
Embrocation, s. bntning, frottcring.<br />
Embroider, v. a. bvotera, fliifa. -y,<br />
s. lnc^evi, f^iifning.<br />
Embroil, v. a. fotvirta; uppvigta.<br />
-ment, s. creBn.<br />
Embro<strong>the</strong>l, v. a. btinga i ctt ODtOii*.<br />
Embryo, s. efebt f<strong>of</strong>lcc ; iilfaf}, ()alf=<br />
gjcvtr .n-b
132 Enip<br />
Empress, s. fejfactnna.<br />
Emprise, s. fbcn.ig, fiicefjafpnnbe.<br />
Emptier, s. foiii tbiimiot ut.<br />
Emptiness, s. loiuOet; otittcarf (igOet<br />
fafdngligljet.<br />
EmptioD, s. fop, infi>t).<br />
Empty, a. tout, uttomb; 6ttflfa[fig<br />
fnfi-inglig; flijgHg; Ijungtig; bum. -<br />
V. a. & n. tbmiiia; blifoa loin.<br />
Empurple, v. a. vutpta.<br />
Empuse, s. fvbfe.<br />
Empuzzle, v. a. fiSteittfl.<br />
Empyema, s. Ofobuflc ; Or<strong>of</strong>ltilUb.<br />
Empyreal, a. bilbab <strong>of</strong> »lbend element;<br />
hotanBe tiff ben O'ogftn tjimiiuten.<br />
Empyrean, s. I)bg(ta eff. ijfvetlln Oiuu<br />
melfn.<br />
Empj^reuma, s. Ornnbluft; sibbcnns<br />
ning. -tic, -tical, ". font <strong>of</strong>ar<br />
Empyrosis, s. elb^tiabn.<br />
Emulate, v. a. trifln nieb; efterrirt'riiia.<br />
Emulation, s. tnflnn, famp; nfunb.<br />
Emulative, a. t<strong>of</strong>lnnbe.<br />
Emulator, s. mebtriflace, xnal.<br />
Emulatress, s. metaflacinna, <strong>of</strong>unb:<br />
font fvuntiiiniur. [fnnbe.<br />
Emulge, f. a. nijblfa. -nt.a. uinijiJU<br />
Emulous, a. inflanbe; nfunbfam.<br />
Emulsion, s. fijtanbe tfifebtixf.<br />
Emuscation, s. <strong>of</strong> moaning (nf ett<br />
ttfib).<br />
Enable , v. a. fatta i flanb. -ment,<br />
;<br />
s. iftanbffittanbe ; fotflritfning.<br />
i( l<strong>of</strong>tal.<br />
Enact, s. beiTut. -,v. a. fiabga, fbts Encomium, s. t<strong>of</strong>iat, ateniinne.<br />
orbna; focefinlfa, fpela, agecci. -or, s. Encompass, v. a. onigifva ; ftmgftJ<br />
lagftiffflte ; anfJiftnte.<br />
Enambush, v. a. f^nffii fig i b<strong>of</strong>ljnff.<br />
Enamel, «. eiiinlj, nuietering: inlagtt<br />
nc()cte. -ler, s. ematjbr, nmeletflce.<br />
Enamorado, s. albtafrirnfle.<br />
Enamour, v. a. gbta fnr, fbttjuf}.<br />
Enarmed, a. nf en nnn«n fnrg fom<br />
ftoppen^ (i l)ecalb.).<br />
Enarration, s. betniicJfe.<br />
Enarthrosis, s. Ubgang.<br />
Euatarion, s. uppfimning.<br />
Enavigate, v. a. fegla bfect.<br />
Encage, v. a. fatta i but ; infpetta.<br />
Enc<br />
Encamp, v. a. it n. fla laget ; ligga '^<br />
frilt. -ment, s. liggniitc i fnlt, fam.<br />
pering ; lagetd uppfTnenbe.<br />
Encanker, v. a. gnnga fcnbec.<br />
Encaustic, a. encauftif, l)bianbe ttll<<br />
iihitning lueb t»ny.<br />
Encaustice, s. encnufJif mnlning.<br />
Encave, v. a. bbljo i «n grotta.<br />
Enceinte, J. fiiflning^pecf f ting en fnft.<br />
ning. -, a. hnfvanbe.<br />
Encenia, s. pi. avltg nimnnelfebag.<br />
Encephali, s. pi. mnffiir fom para<br />
I)iif«utet.<br />
Enchafe, v. a. fbttbtna, teta.<br />
Enchain, v. a. fjettta ; faninianfoga.<br />
Enchant, v. a. fbrtteffo, f^tijufa. -er.<br />
s. hevuiiiflare. -ingly, ad. fintju:<br />
fnnbe. -ment, s. tr<strong>of</strong>fccni ; fi?rtjug><br />
ning. -ress, a. ti:<strong>of</strong>f
Enc<br />
Encroach (on, upon), v. n. inftnftn,<br />
ilcLM inttangi; infiiiijgn fig; tiHi'olfa<br />
lia. -ment, 5. infriifming, ingrfpv.<br />
-ingly, ad. g;ncin otattniotigt titf=<br />
'Encumber, v. a. befi'hrfl; Iicpttn^In.<br />
Encumhrance, s. bef^nr ; Iiinfcer.<br />
Encyclical, a. gatnCe i ftct^lopp.<br />
Enc-s clopedia, s. cncljflopefci. -n, a.<br />
Encysted, a. fnnininntuvfn tin
134 Eng<br />
Engine, s. mad)in, infituiiunt ; i«ctts<br />
ti)i) ; eltfvtutfl; vinbant; fenfl, tnt\>.<br />
Engineer, j. ingeniov; iiiad^inift.<br />
Enginery, s. ingeniiSttietenfTop ; ortil;<br />
Uri ; uiadjineti ; fnep.<br />
Engird, v. a. omgjottfl, omgifvM.<br />
Englad, v. a. gijrrt glnB.<br />
<strong>English</strong>, s. engcfiTnn; engelffn fptS^<br />
fet ; Sngetfla folfft. -, a. ©ngellT. -,<br />
f . a. cfv^icfattfl till nra i>ib(i)fiig; tib=<br />
goi*. -ment, s. tiffpriyt; utribgning ;<br />
befriflfe; t>ibli)ftigt tnl. -er, «. fcni<br />
fijrflorrtr, ubvibgar.<br />
.<br />
;<br />
Ens<br />
Enlighten, v. a. uppti))'a; unbetvifa.<br />
-er, s. uppll;fflre.<br />
Enlink, v. a. fiiinmflnfui(f.<br />
Enrage, f. a. focbiitrn, reia.<br />
Enrange, f. a. crtna.<br />
Enrank, f . a. ft
Enseal,<br />
Ens<br />
. a. iiiacfa (iffom iiieb ett<br />
Eiiseam, v. a. flMiiina.<br />
Enseanied, a. flottig.<br />
Ensear, v. a. brannn, fcebfl; torta wt.<br />
Ensearch, v. n. cfterf<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Enshield, v. a. be[TiUiiin, bttndfn.<br />
Enshrine, v. a. fi5r»nra i «tt fnbinctt<br />
fafoiii en l)f(getom.<br />
Ensiform, a. f<strong>of</strong>irbfotinig.<br />
Ensign,*, fnna, flngg ; fannetedfen, I)Ci<br />
Cec^tccfen; f.intcif. -Learer,*. fiiii=<br />
brif. -cy, s. fanbriKfy^lfl.<br />
Ensign, v. a. (i Oetnlb.) g'era f.inntlig<br />
gencnt en vtlti^^f^-<br />
Enslave, v. a. glna tiff fTaf. -ment,<br />
s. trntboin, IT<strong>of</strong>peri.<br />
Ensphere, v. a. gotn riinb.<br />
Enstamp, v. a. vrogia cff. fla nnjnt;<br />
Enstyle, v. a. benatnna. [inprngln.<br />
Ensue, '. a. & n. pafLMja, IjacPyta.<br />
Ensurance, s. fb'tfnftan; ojfefuvonS.<br />
-r, 5 affutnb'ot.<br />
Ensure, v. a. focf<strong>of</strong>ra; <strong>of</strong>fefiirero;<br />
gifva nn gob« i tutlen. -able , a. )oni<br />
ton inflna^. -ing, 5. ingnng.<br />
Enterlace, v. a. flato iljop.<br />
Enterocele, s. tnrmbtacf.<br />
Enterology, 5. linnn om inetf!?ovnn.<br />
Enteromphalos, «. nnfrelbtntf.<br />
Enterparlance, s. fnnitnl.<br />
Enterprise, s. fcretoganbe, f6rfi5f. -,<br />
V. a. vataga fig; forf<strong>of</strong>a, vagn. -r, s.<br />
fom VQtagnt fig nogot, entrepreneur.<br />
Entertain, v. a. unberl)affa; Ijyfa<br />
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ttaftern. -er, a. font unbertjnffor, xtnU<br />
ternr. -ing, a. unbcrljaffonbe, niuntcr,<br />
fpraffaui. -ment, s. motfoganbe<br />
gaflfriljet; unberl)na ; fiSrlufJelfe, tib«=<br />
fijrbrif.<br />
Entertissned, a. inuAfb, genouivitfnb.<br />
Enthril , v. a. genointrnnga , genoiiK<br />
borrn. [Ij'oja tiff fonung.<br />
Enthrone, v. a. fottn pa tOronen ; upp*<br />
Enthronization, s. uppl)i5je(fe pS<br />
tijronen. [ft>nrn,eri.<br />
Enthusiasm, 5. I)nnri)(fning ; ift>er;<br />
Enthusiast, s. fjnnrijrfre ; if rig beun»<br />
brnre, Ijaftigt intngne ; fijiiriiinre, fan«<br />
tnfl. -ic, a. frinnnanbe ; bnftig, ifrig.<br />
Enthymeme, s. <strong>of</strong>ufffonilig ftutfntiS.<br />
Entice, v. a. loda, reta. -ment, s.<br />
reteife, iippftetfanbe, fiSrfotelfe. -r, s.<br />
frefliire, fi5rfi5rnre.<br />
Enticingly, ad. fijrfjufanbe.<br />
Entierty, «. bet Ijeln.<br />
Entire, a. bet ecf) bSffen, obetab; Ijjerts<br />
lig ; T. utfln grenar, -ly, ad. Ijelt ccf)<br />
bnffet, ftffbeles, fufffoinligen. -ness,<br />
l<strong>of</strong>i^n. -r, s. nfi'ffutant.<br />
s. f uff|innbig()et ; uppriftigljet.<br />
Entablature, Entahlement, s. bet Entitative, a. betraftnb fijc fig. -ly,<br />
bfverffn <strong>of</strong> en inut; fri^ vo «n velnre. ad. vafenbtligt.<br />
Entackle, v. a. tadia.<br />
Entitle, v. a. bennninn ; becnJtign.<br />
Entail, s. flif=forovtnanbe ; fibeifiMnmi^. Entity, «. fnfcnbe ; vafenbtligljet.<br />
-, V. a. gijta fiibeifoniniip, beftiinimn Entoil, V. a. inrerfln.<br />
oni otffi5l)ben. - on, utbeln, Inta flUjn. Entomb, v. a. begrnfoa, jotba. -ment,<br />
Entame, v. a. triiua.<br />
5. begrnfning.<br />
Entangle, v. a. tta^ta, inverf (n ; fnntja. Entomology, s. (nrn oni infefternn.<br />
-ment, «. fiSrvivring, Ijoptva^ling. Entortilation, s. i^ribonbe, vribning.<br />
Enter, v. n. go in, inttabn, pign in; Entrails, «. p/. inelfor; bet inre.<br />
fovetagn ; inifvifim. - into , intvaba ; Entrammelled, a. frnfig.<br />
begripn, fLnftii. - upon, f'5vetiiga; (.ni= Entrance, s. ingang; tifftrnbe; begins<br />
tngn fig. - at <strong>the</strong> custom-house, Entrance, v. a. Ijnnrljrfa.<br />
Entrap, v. a. fangn; <strong>of</strong>perrnfTa.<br />
[netfe.<br />
Entreat, v. a. & n. bogligen nnbnffa;<br />
ingn forbunb; nfbnnbln. -ance, s.<br />
bon, anlj<strong>of</strong>fan. -y, s. b5n, fbrbijn.<br />
Entrepot, s. nebcvlogi^plat^.<br />
Entry, s. ingang; intrribe ; forpuga;<br />
'<br />
tegiftrering.<br />
Entune, v. a, intoneva.<br />
Entwist, V. a. flata cinfring.<br />
Enubilate, v, a. flingrn nioln.<br />
Enucleate, v. a. upvl<strong>of</strong>a, tctfa.<br />
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136 Enu<br />
Enucleation, a. foc((ariitg, uppU;^::<br />
niiuj.<br />
Enumerate, «^. a. t«fnn, u^»ptnfnn.<br />
Enumeratiun , s. upptdfnanbe, ()op><br />
viifning.<br />
Enunierative, a. f)optnfnnnbe.<br />
Enunciate, t>. a. uttalfl, fbttlotn, fct^<br />
funnn. [bettattelfe.<br />
Enunciation, «.utta[; f'ocf taring ; un=<br />
Enunciative, a. fovHatanit, ti;Mig.<br />
-ly, ad. uttri)(fligen.<br />
Envelop, u. a. imtdHa, infwipa; in=<br />
l.igga i »>appet; fobta (fUiDe). - , s.<br />
tiirfelfe; onifing; fotcni. -ement,s.<br />
fbrvitcing, [)optta^ling.<br />
Envenom, v. a. fotgifta; fotargii.<br />
Enviable, a. flfuntguatB.<br />
Envier, a. mi^unnnte.<br />
Envious, a. nfuntfjuf.<br />
Environ, c. a. cni9ifi>a. -s , s. pi.<br />
fringliggnnbe ttnft. [nf en fiin6clnit.<br />
Envoy, s. fonbebut'. -ship, s. tmbttt<br />
Envy, s. flfunb, inipunfantljer. — , v. a.<br />
Epi<br />
Epitome, *. fniiiiHftntrag, fort Ofgtfpr-<br />
Epitomise, v. a. I)opBtni)«( fiJifetta.<br />
Epitoniist, s. en fcm fMfiittnv fociii<br />
Epoch, s. titpiinft. [uttvag.<br />
Epode, «. fTutet nf eft ote.<br />
Epopee, s. Ojeltcbift.<br />
Epulation, s. fefl ; mnlti^.<br />
Ecjualjility, s. liffoniiigljet ; jenintjet.<br />
Equcilile, a. liffoviiiig, jcnin.<br />
Equal , s. jemnlife, iiiafe. - , a. jciitn,<br />
jemniif; tifforijiig ; jeningob ; lifnante<br />
ovattiiT. -ly, ad. Ufa, lifrt iiieB, -,<br />
V. a. gova Ufa; jeiiina ; fvHira mot.<br />
-ity, s. tifl)er, jemUfl)et. -ize, v. a.<br />
gijia Uf. -ization, a. Ufogbtelfe.<br />
-ness, 5. Ufljet.<br />
Equangular, a. [if()i5tnig ; (ifpinfltg.<br />
Equanimity, s. finne^jeninljet, finness<br />
lu9n._<br />
Equanimous, a. jemn till finncg, Utgn.<br />
Equation, s. jeinfning; T. equation.<br />
Equator, s. eqpator, fcagjeniningSUs<br />
men. -ial, a. ()'otantie tiff equatovn.<br />
Equerry, s. jlaffmnftare.<br />
Equestrian, a. tiff l)d|}; titibeirUg. -,<br />
Equici-ural, a. T. UfOent.<br />
Equidistance, *. lifa afflanb.<br />
Equidistant, a. Ufa aflagfen.<br />
Equiformity, s. Uffociiii9()et.<br />
Equilateral, a. Uffitig.<br />
Equilibrate, v. a. Ufa afvnga.<br />
Equilibration, s. jeninyigt.<br />
Equilibrious, a. jemnufiganbe.<br />
Equilibrist, s. cqpiUbtif}, Unbanfate.<br />
Equilibrity, s. jemningt.<br />
Equilibrium, .s. jemnvngt.<br />
Equinoctial, s. bagjcniningSUnie. -j<br />
a. hl^cflnte tiff bagjeniningen.<br />
Equinox, s. Cagjemning.<br />
Equinumerant, a. af Ufa antal. *<br />
Equip, V. a. uttufJa, utfli^ra.<br />
Equipage, s. fjafiat od; i^agn ; tuft:<br />
ning, uttuflning ; tefattning ; foit ; ttcp<br />
ftotniiig. -d, a. Pal ultufjab.<br />
Equipendancy , s. Ijanganbe i jeiiina<br />
vigt : vnffrafcigbet.<br />
Equipment, s. utrebnirig, utiujtning.<br />
Equipoise, s. jemnsigt.<br />
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EquipoUency, s. Ufa iiiagt, Ufa oarbe.<br />
Equipollent, a. Ufa gaffanbe, jenmgob.<br />
Equiponderance, s. jetnnvigt.<br />
Equiponderant, a. jemnvngtig.<br />
Equiponderate, v. a. vaga Ufa.<br />
Equitable, a. Oiffig, vattvig, ffciUg;<br />
opartiff. -ness, «. ovavtiffOer.<br />
Equity, s. biffigljet ; ovavti|Tl)er.<br />
Equivalence, s.jemngobI)ei, Ufa t?ritbe.<br />
-, f. a. mottjiign.<br />
Equivalent) s. nngot font at af Ufa<br />
pocbe ; evfattning. - , a. jeningob,<br />
niotfi.'oranbe.<br />
Equivocal, a. tintijbig; tPifoelaftig.<br />
-, s. tpeti)big()et. -ness,*. t«)eti;big(iet.<br />
Equivocate, v. a. tala t«eti)bigt; vara<br />
ipeti)big.<br />
Equivocation, s. lBeti)big[)et.<br />
Equivoque, s. tvieti)big()«t, ocbUf.<br />
Era, s. tibpunft.<br />
Eradiation, s. utfltatning.<br />
Eradicate, v. a. uttota.<br />
Eradication, s. utrotanbe.<br />
Eradicative, a. utrotanbe; Uifanbe.<br />
Erase, f . a. utplnna, firijfa ut. to be<br />
-d, utptnna^, bo ut. -ment,*. bfj?ev5<br />
ftri;fning, utffvapning, utptiining.<br />
Ere, ad. fi5rr; fbrvan, innan. -, pr.<br />
forut, tifffbrne. -long, ad. innan fort.<br />
-now, ad. fcrloiii. -while, ad. nijs<br />
Ugen.<br />
Erect, a. upvrdt, vaf; jtnnbaflig. -,<br />
V. a. ft n. upprefa, upprfiita; l)i;9ga ;<br />
tffa fig.<br />
[t'i)ggning.<br />
Erection, s. reining; uppOygganbe;<br />
Erective, a. upprdttanbe. [^<strong>of</strong>fning.<br />
Erectness , s. Mpptdttfinenbe ; upptdit<br />
Erector, *. byggate.<br />
Eremit, s. eteniit.<br />
Eremitage, s. ereniitfcja.<br />
Ereptation, s. utftypning.<br />
Ereption, s. ttatbfanit botttbfuanbe.<br />
Ergat, V. n. braga flutfatfct.<br />
Ergo, ad. fiifebe^, fbljafteUgen.<br />
Ergot, s. [jcil. -ism, s. Idrb firib.<br />
ErmeUn, Ermine, s. bermeUn, lefatt;<br />
()ermeUn)"finn. -d, a. ftdbb i beniie-<br />
lin; bebrdniab.<br />
Erode, v. a. gnaga, frdta.
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Erogate, v. a. itdnfa.<br />
Erogation, s, begnfning, ffnnfier.<br />
Erosion, s. fnilning, fon&ergnngning.<br />
Erotical, a. erotiff, hnnblanbc om fiultf<br />
. ;<br />
Err, v. n. & a. vaiibtn eH. far« oiii«<br />
fring; fnni vilf«; ittrt, fe(n; fbrn vilfe,<br />
mi^Ieta. -able, a. fom Irift fan fela.<br />
-aLleness, s. fetnftigbet.<br />
Err<strong>and</strong>, s. rtrenbe, butflnp. -toy, s.<br />
gcf^e, fcui gav ntcnbet. -goer, -man,<br />
s. Hi.<br />
Errant, a. fringunnbrnnbe, fo^btifvans<br />
be ; fliit. -ry, a. tringllciifanCf.<br />
Errata, s. tti;(ffet.<br />
Erratic, a. fiing*?nntranb«, ranbtnnbe.<br />
-stars, 3. pi. ittfrjnnot. -fever, s.<br />
tntetniktfnifebcr. -, s. lanbftiijtnte.<br />
-ally, ad. ocrbcnttigt.<br />
Errhine, s. ni>6iiiebf[.<br />
Erroneous, a. origtig, flf>:ifanbe.<br />
-ness, s. otigtigI)et; irring.<br />
Error, s. fe[, forfetlfe ; uii^tng.<br />
Ers, s. rcgricfet.<br />
Erst, ad. fovft , forbom ; I)itti(«.<br />
Eniljescence, s. robnnb, blygfonitiet.<br />
Erubescent, a. tobnanbe.<br />
Eruct, V. n. mpn. [iitfctott.<br />
Eructarion, s. ropning, uwpigning;<br />
Erudite, a. Irirb.<br />
Erudition, s. Intbom, funffnp.<br />
Eruginous,'ai etgig, fixVpntgviSn.<br />
Eruption, 5. uibtott; utflag; utfatt;<br />
l;,iftigt tittci).<br />
Emptive, a. utOtytonbe.<br />
Eryngo, «. «n;ng, luan^fcflft.<br />
Erysipelas, s. r<strong>of</strong>en (fjufbom).<br />
Escalade, s. en niui^ befligning<br />
ftcrmning.<br />
Escapade,*, fotfft fprnng (nf en Ijiifl).<br />
Escape, s. pi;fr, unbflyft; utfaft; fcl.<br />
-, V. a. & n. tngn liHflijfien ; unbPifa;<br />
unbfli), iinbfoimiin.<br />
Escarp, v. a. gora fTuttflnbe.<br />
Eschalot, a. fd;olettcnll>f.<br />
Eschar, s. (Tctpn, ruga pa fat.<br />
Escharotic, a. fcatanbe; bitanbc. —,s.<br />
fintmebfl.<br />
Est<br />
fjfinfallanbf. -age, s. ricmfan^tet.<br />
-or, *. figfnl.<br />
Eschew, V. a. unbrifa, unbfli).<br />
Escort, s. effect, fcnrcj, bftaifning.-<br />
Escort, V. a. fjTottfra, tKiTi;bbo.<br />
Escot, s. (Tatt. -, f. a. betala «n on*<br />
Escout, s. fpion. [nang anbet.<br />
Escript, s. fribef, biljett.<br />
Escritoir, s. ffrifbon, fftifttjg,<br />
Escuage, s. rufltjenf}.<br />
Esculent, *. liHiiiebet. -, a. n'tOar.<br />
Escutcheon, s. IjjfcifToIb i ftt-tapen.<br />
Esoteric, a. Ijemiig.<br />
Esotery, s. ()ciiiligt)et. [gScbft.<br />
Espalier, «. fvaliet, fpjelvctt i tta6«<br />
Esparcet, *. IjelgeljS.<br />
Especial, a. fariTilb, fijnnerlig. -I5',<br />
Espier, «. fpejave. \ad. farffilbt.<br />
Espinel, s. eit fTagS tobbUf rutin.<br />
Espionage, s. fpejanbc. [ning^viecf.<br />
Esplanade, 5. jeiim plai« froiiifi5t f<strong>of</strong>}*<br />
Espousal, a. Oijranbe tin fortcfning.<br />
-s, s. pi. f<strong>of</strong>lning, fiivl<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
Espouse, V. a. gifta fig ; gbra fcrbUcp ;<br />
anrfiga en niening. -er, s. fom anra«<br />
gat cK. fbrfvatat en inening.<br />
Espy, V. a. & n. fTonjn; fpioneta ut;<br />
fe fig enifring, gifra <strong>of</strong>t. [bcagare.<br />
Esquire,*, efquire, (anbjunfare ; uopens<br />
Essay, s. fijrfi^f, pr<strong>of</strong>; uppfotS. — , v.<br />
a. fbtfefa, probera.<br />
Essence,*. Vatelfc; fpirituS, crfiiis;<br />
vadiiff. -, V. a. begjuta nieb cfT^n-.<br />
Essential, *. fafenbtligtjet, f-iifur.<br />
punft. -, rt. iififenbtiig, t^igtig. -ly,<br />
bufvubfafligen. [beffatfin; >i.<br />
Essentiate, v. n. nntaga ben f.nni la<br />
Establish, v. a. fbvcrbno, faftfLiU,!,<br />
befvafia: fiifta, invaria, gtunba. -<br />
one's self, nebfaiir. fig, fatta bo.<br />
-fir, *. fitftace. -ment,*. grunblagg*<br />
ning; iniatining; anorbning ; inftitui;<br />
bffrnftelfe; b<strong>of</strong>a:tning.<br />
Estafet, *. ffnff't.<br />
Estate, *. tifffJanb; rang; egcntciii;<br />
fiar: nlbfv. -, v. a. utftDra.<br />
Esteem, *. afining, bbgaftning. - , <<br />
Escheat, s. bana^arf. -, v. n. & a. a. v>,nbcra, Ijebro, I)bgaffa : anfe, iii.na.<br />
I;eiafaaa gota bfrnfattanbe. -ahle, a. Estimable, a. <strong>of</strong>iningiirarD. ;<br />
-ness,<br />
.
Est<br />
5. .-ftiimg^tincbbet, ffoItOfltfiet.<br />
Estimate, «. flftning; iMcDcring; fe|l.<br />
i; ti^foillag. -, V. a. ITnitn, prirSern ;<br />
a : betafna f<strong>of</strong>lnnten tiff nngct.<br />
nation, s. fFiilining, rartering<br />
:,ig nf enf<strong>of</strong>inab; iitening ; aft=<br />
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Etymon, s. linniotb, rabix. [totfcffet.<br />
Eucharist, s. ben ()elign natn>arten;<br />
Eucharistical, a. l/ornnbe tiff nniti?at=<br />
beni^ fahnment. [bef.<br />
Euchology, s. ©refiiTn fljrfang titunts<br />
Euchymy, s. T. hiali od) fnftetne^ gob<br />
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befPnffenljet. [ffnffenljet.<br />
Ebiiniarive, a. ffnttnnDe, »at6«ran&e. Eucrasj' , «. T. gob odj funb fropv8be«<br />
Estimator, s. SiirBfting^nian. Eudiometer, «. eubiometer, (uftmntotc.<br />
Esri\ al, a. fominaren tiUljotig. Eunuch, s. fnoping, f<strong>of</strong>lrot. -ate, v. a.<br />
Estimate, v. n. v>i|io« fiMimiaren <strong>of</strong>vtt. Euonymus, s. lonn. [faflterci, fnijpn.<br />
Esti\ation, s, fcnmiatnoj* fciuniac= Eupatory, s. b<strong>of</strong>tn.<br />
,<br />
'::k..u. [i ett rum. Euphemism, s, ffonfanit utttijdf.<br />
Estrade, s. Innb^Png; uvpl)'i>jbt jlriUe Euphonical, a. t>nBjutanbe.<br />
Esiianae, v. a. ftanvantn , afiiigfnn. Euphony, «. r<strong>of</strong>fjub, viilftong.<br />
-meat, s. ot'enagen()iray, s. fequeftcettib b<strong>of</strong>fnp. Europe, s. (Suropn. [i Webel(>ifvb<strong>of</strong>li?abret.<br />
Estuary, s. im;nning af «n flob. Eurythmy, s. fymmetti.<br />
Estuate, v. n. uwuaia, f<strong>of</strong>a. Euthanasy, s. ditt od; fliKn bob.<br />
Estuation, s. fjubning, ()iifiig vSvJlfe.<br />
Estuve, s. fjubning, uppsiittning.<br />
Evacuant, s. purgerniebel.<br />
Evacuate, v. a. & n. temnia; nffijra;<br />
Fsui-ient, a. Ijungrig.<br />
renfn; uppljafvfi, '6fi'ergifi>o ; iStabppna<br />
Esuiiae, a. fcatnnbe.<br />
nfern. [<strong>of</strong>irnjfnnbe.<br />
Etch, V. a. etfn.<br />
Eternal, s. ben Si'ige.<br />
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I'ffionbig ; <strong>of</strong>St.inCctlig.<br />
Evacuation, s. <strong>of</strong>f'oring, purgeting;<br />
-, a. cfig: Evade, v. a. & n. unbvifn ; flij-<br />
Evagation, s. nfvnfanbe ; tnnf fpribb^et.<br />
Eternalize, Eternize, v. a. fotevign. Eval, a. fotti^nrnnbe.<br />
Eternity, s. cvigljet. [ctev. Evanescence, s. forf^innanbe.<br />
E<strong>the</strong>r, 5. Mnnne[«(uft; I)im(iit)iMilfv'cl Evanescent, «. forfyinnantc.<br />
E<strong>the</strong>real, E<strong>the</strong>reous, a. eteiiiT, lufs Evangelic, a. ei?nnge[if?.<br />
Evangelism, «. eimngelii f'orfunnonbt.<br />
Ethical, a. motaliff.<br />
Evangelium, s. epnngelium.<br />
Ethics, 5. pi. feSoldro, motnUn. Evangelize, v. a. pretifa epongelium.<br />
Ethmoidal, a. T. filbenet liffrjctig. Evanid, a. in^nab ; mntt.<br />
Ethmoides, s. pi. T. filbentt. Evanish, v. n. fijrfpinnn.<br />
Ethnic, a. I)cbnifT.<br />
Evaporable, a. foiu (liit bortbunfint.<br />
Ethology, .s. f«BoUirn.<br />
Evaporate, v. a. 6t n. uttunfln; lata<br />
Etiology, s. vniologien, [ara cm fjuf= ga upp i Dunfiet. —, a. uttun|!nb.<br />
benuu^ otfafer. [fett. Evaporation, s. afbunftning.<br />
Etiquette, s. beteftnbf uppf'iSrnnbe, cti= Evasion, «. unb^ytt; urf.ift; lift.<br />
Etui, s. foberrtl, etui.<br />
Evasive, a. f<strong>of</strong>nnbe unbflyfter; bebtvigtig.<br />
Etymological, a. eti)mo[ogiff. Eve, s. <strong>of</strong>ten, (i»ntt ; bngen fijre en Ijogs<br />
Etymologist, s. etDmolog. [finn tetter. litstag. on <strong>the</strong> -, rib pnf, fn nor.<br />
Et.vmologize,v;«. I).ir(eba otben fcan Evection, s. uppl/oje Ife ; bevlmi.<br />
Etymology, a. eii;mologi.<br />
Even, s. afton, quaff, -song, s. nfs
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tonvffldit. -tide, a. nftonflunb.<br />
Even, «. ieiiin, Ufa; flnf, flat; lugn.<br />
-h<strong>and</strong>ed, a. opavtiff.<br />
Even, ad. fifven, tiff od; nut. - as,<br />
L^fV'JVaflt.<br />
Everyday, a. Opatbagttg.<br />
Evestigate, v. a. fpavo upp ; forffa.<br />
Evict, f. a. 6f»etrt)gn, bePifa ; lagligen<br />
aieiyinna. (nnnbe.<br />
Eviction, s. b«\5i«; (ngligt oienMus<br />
Evidence, «. f lar fonning ; tybligljet;<br />
oittne^ntat; b<strong>of</strong>unient; t>ittne. -, f. a.<br />
beinfn, aboga(agga.<br />
Evident, a. cgcnffenlig, onefiig.<br />
Evidential, a. bevifanbe.<br />
Evigilation, 3. uppvafnanbe.<br />
Evil, s. cnbt; (afJ ; forberf; fjuf»<br />
Bom, opft^tigbet. -, a. onb, elaf ; elans<br />
big ; bebc<strong>of</strong> lig : foiftetanbe. - , ad.<br />
onbt, iff«. -affected, a. oben.igen.<br />
-doer, a. iffgerningSnian. -ej'ed, a.<br />
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Exa<br />
afunbfjuf. -favouredness , s. r<br />
fPrtpligbei, fuKjcr. -minded, a, e<br />
iffafinnob. -speaking, a. & s. ffvial,<br />
lifiifom. - now, ju|l nu. [vava (ifn.<br />
Even, V. a. & n. jeiiinn, goca lifn :<br />
fninbetfe. -wishing, a. iffaflnnab.<br />
-worker, a. iffgnninggman. -ly,<br />
ad. tffa, elaft. -ness, .?. «laf(;cr.<br />
Evening, s. afren, qvinlT. [(jet; lugn. Evince, v. a. berifa, <strong>of</strong>cettugn.<br />
Evenness, s. lifOet; flatljet; opnrti»f= Evincible, a. bevnslig.<br />
Event, s. V'nfijljb, utgang ; Ijnnfcelff. Evirate, v. a. fafitern.<br />
at all -s, i I)i»nrje Onntetf*.<br />
Eviration, s. fnl'pning.<br />
Eventerate, v. a. toga inetfpctnn iir. Eviscerate, v. a. uttaga inelfv^otnn.<br />
Eventful , a. vif v5 I)nnBe(fet , nf«Ma<br />
I fanning.<br />
Ever, ad. afftib, bcfliinbigt; nagonfin;<br />
iin ntbtig fa. - <strong>and</strong> anon, tib emeU<br />
Ian; <strong>of</strong>ta ; nicffanat. -more, f^abfe,<br />
eyigr. -since, -after, feban ten<br />
licen. [tafl'ot. -, a. afflib gtijn.<br />
Evergreen, s. ert affiib grbnflanbe tt.ib;<br />
Everlasting, s. eiMgfcet ; fattfct (cii).<br />
-, a. ev^g, iMippl)''fli9i oboblig. -ness,<br />
Everliving, a. obotlig. \s. ev'igl)*t.<br />
Everse, v. a.faftii<strong>of</strong>v^fvanbn, omrtotta.<br />
Eversion, s. nebvifvanbe ; fetfiSting.<br />
Evert, V. a. forfiota; fuffflorta.<br />
Every, a. I)V^oi- erf; en, enljuar. -one,<br />
-Ijody, a, ()»flr od) en. -where, a.<br />
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Evocation, a. franifaffning.<br />
Evolation, a. bcrtfii'gnnte.<br />
Evolution, 5. uppvuBniiig; frangning;<br />
epclutien: uiperflab ftefig linie.<br />
Evolve, V. a. d n. utpecf (a ; utreila fig.<br />
Evomition, s. ftafning.<br />
Evulgate, v. a. fungera.<br />
Ev ulgation, s. fungotelfe.<br />
Evulsion, s. uppvi;ifning, franflitning.<br />
Ewe, a. taifa, for. -, v. n. (ammo, f.i<br />
lam. [affilfvf.<br />
Ewer, 5. cnttenfftt: tanno eff. batten<br />
Ewr3',s. embeie af en fenglig t<strong>of</strong>elbeifave.<br />
Exacerbate, v. a. fijcbittra, uppteia.<br />
Exacerbation , s. forbittting, forvars<br />
ring ; patcri^mii^.<br />
Exacervation, a. (aggning i I;gg.<br />
Exact, a. ncga, neggrann, fetgfaffig;<br />
rigtig : famvetggronn. -, v. a.
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Exa<br />
r Exalt, V. a. uppl)ijjn; betomiua, vtifa.<br />
Exaltation, s. uv>pl)lijetfe ; f/ogre ftiinb.<br />
Exaltedness, s. uwO'ojbt tifffinnC;<br />
Examen, s. fMfit. [poltI)et.<br />
Lxan.inant, s. fciii exnmineraS.<br />
Examination, s. fi5t()6t, cjramen; uhj<br />
L '-f-t,llllsJ.<br />
Ex.miinator, 5. untetfijfnre, QronfFiite.<br />
Examine, v. a. frnniinetn, unberfefo;<br />
.1 n"Mlla fotl)i)i;; bfrerlnggn: Bftjervngn.<br />
Exaniplary,a. fvemvlociif, eftcrblMiiiig.<br />
Example,*. exemv«(, in6nf}«v. for -,<br />
tul aciiu'et. -, V. a. beoifa genoiii<br />
Mviiitcl; uppflotta foni ennipet.<br />
Exaiupleless, «. utnn ejnnvet, utiMiis<br />
Exanguious, a. t'loblo^; blef.<br />
Exanimate, a. ItflBS, bob; mebfiillb.<br />
-, »^. a. tebii, ferfTrndfa.<br />
Exanimation, 5. trh: nfbfln3enl)ct.<br />
Exauimous, «. liflBS, ebb.<br />
Exau<strong>the</strong>mata, s. pi. fiinncr.<br />
Exantliematous, a. ftnnig, fnnfig.<br />
Exantlate, v. a. iittiMiinin ; utuuittn.<br />
Exaration, s. luavbetning.<br />
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Excellent, a. fbrivaff lig ; uti'nlb, ut=<br />
ninrft. {nicteU 0. btiinni-'unftcn.<br />
Excentricity, s. T. nfflnnbet intUan<br />
Excentric, a. <strong>of</strong>sifanbe; ootbentlig;<br />
^logttcifi'onbe. T. o»nI; <strong>of</strong>vifnnbe ftSn<br />
niebclpunften.<br />
Except, jor. itnbnntngnnbcg, utom. -,<br />
V. a. 6t n. unbnntngn, ntefluta. -<br />
against, insanba. -ing,jt)rp. utcm.<br />
Exception, «. untantng, fbcbehnll;<br />
unbpijft; jrif, intnf}. -aLle, a. jnfing,<br />
I)t>nteniDt infnf} tan gevo^. -er, s. fcni<br />
gbc infflp. [-ness, s. otefigbet.<br />
Exceptious, a. fnnttig, fnocftirfen.<br />
Exceptive, a. wnbontnganbe, incrins<br />
banbt.<br />
Excevn, v. a. uttti)«fn, utpteffn.<br />
Excerp, v. a. utbtnga, utfcfn, vIcdFa.<br />
-t, s. mttag. -tion, s. metpbb, cninttligljet.<br />
Exchange, 5. bi;te, pcxling ; bbrg; Berets<br />
furg. in -, tia pcbetgnlfning for.<br />
Exarch, i. einrf, ffjfetlig fintljaltate. -broker, s. »ejrc(ninf(cite. -, v. a.<br />
Exarticulation, s. Ubfribning.<br />
b»rn, vtxla ; i^ebevffifta.<br />
Exasperate, v. a. forbitna; fororga; Exchanger, s. oerlnte.<br />
uvpbiingn. [ting. Exchequer, s. fongt. rrintfnnimnte.<br />
Exasperation, s. fLnbiitring ; fbr\?ar»<br />
Exauctorate, f. a. afbnnfo, aficiga,<br />
-bill, s. nffignntion pn rantfnnnnaren.<br />
court <strong>of</strong>-, s. fTiittfamniattntt. re-<br />
botlifiM i>iTlbet. [gnnbc. ceipt <strong>of</strong> -, s. trtntfaniniate.<br />
Exauctoration, s. nffffbnnbe; oljeU Excisable, a. accisbnt.<br />
Exc<strong>and</strong>escency, s. glob ; bnftig vtebe Excise, «.ncii«. -man, *. nccisbetjent.<br />
lU'V'hetening. [trolfning. -, V. a. vnlnggn ciuH.<br />
Excantation, s. bffvietfe iftiin fbt= Excision, s. utrotnnbe.<br />
Excarnate, f a. tcn.i, befria ift.in fijtt. Excitability, s. tetligljef.<br />
Excarnilication,.?. be f vinnbe iftnn f ctt. Excitable, «. fern liitt upprotng, tetlig.<br />
Excavate, f. u. mbaifn, urgvBpn. Excitative, «. retonfce, uwnmntrnnbe.<br />
Excavation, s. utljiUfning, utgtbv* Excitation, s. wntfelfe, retelfe.<br />
ni..3;l,n[.<br />
Excite, f. a. rcta, encfa, upvniunttn.<br />
Excecate, p. a. fbtblincn.<br />
-ment, s. uvfi:niattan. [fig; vara fctlcrifflig. Exclamation, s. utrcp, Ijfiftigt an|Tri<br />
Excel, V. a. & n. <strong>of</strong>vemriffn ; utnidtfa note <strong>of</strong> -, s. uttopetecfen.<br />
Excellence, s. fbttt.i'ffiigOet; erirbig^ Exclamatory, a. nttopanbe.<br />
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Exc<br />
ut(Iuta; f(nanfce Executive, a. f nffbotbnnbe, e«t|}iiffnn»<br />
I'dinbting. [ning. be. - power, s. Ingffipnnbe niagt.<br />
Excortication , *. barfning; flfiTnU Executor, s. verfftotfnre ; teflnnientS<br />
Excreate, f. a. f)<strong>of</strong>ln upp. [ftoppcn. ffvfrtnffnrf. -ship, s. fv^tenianfTnp.<br />
Excrement,*, crcntigtjet font gSt iftnn -y, a. ijevffJnffanbe, v^etflinffbat; eves<br />
Excremental, a. l)'dtnnbe tiff fvfv«« futoriff. [nicnts'.).<br />
iiientct. [frententct; ffaSlig Executrix, s. v^etfflafffitinna (tefta*<br />
Excrementitious , a. inneOaffflnte cx= [Exegesis, s. tolfning, forflnring.<br />
Excrescence, s. oii'n, utvajt.<br />
Exegetical, a. telfanbe, fijtflntnnbe.<br />
Excrescent, a. utonyattbf , onntutligt Exemplar, s. urbilb, eflerfyn; e)-eniplir.<br />
Exemplariness, s. <strong>of</strong>lrnffligbet ; cf ots<br />
ritltgljct; nionfiet.<br />
Exemplaritj', s. gobbet.<br />
Exemplai-j', a. eficrfoljan^tiarb.<br />
Exemplification,*. uppli)«ining genom<br />
bcVM5 ; bet>ittnab nffTcift. [efterbeine.<br />
Exemplifier,*. font otfijljor en nnnang<br />
Exemplitj% v. a. bevifn, upptyfa meb<br />
evenipel; afffrifvo.<br />
Exempt, *. <strong>of</strong>jiier v>ib lifgcirbcf, fiMii li't<br />
vnfifri. -, a. frifallob, unbant.igen.<br />
-, V. a. fiifciKa, unbftntflgo.<br />
Exemption, «. fvifaffelfe , unbnntog;<br />
ffotifiihcr.<br />
Exemptitious, a. ffitjnftig.<br />
Exenterate, v. a. uttnga inclfpeinn.<br />
Exenteration,*, tnvmnrnog uttiiaai.cc.<br />
Exequial, «. IjovonCetiff en begvdfmnii.<br />
Exequies, s. pi. lifbegangelfe, b,>na'=<br />
ning. ['-'ante.<br />
Exercent, *. prnftifuS. -, a. u fs<br />
Exercise, *. fropp«= eff. finneelnnuui •.<br />
fotrndning ; riStelfe, «iL>tion ; erei\fiin>l<br />
nnbnft^<strong>of</strong>ning. -, v. a. & n. in<strong>of</strong>vn ;<br />
ut'<strong>of</strong>va; crevcera; <strong>of</strong>ra fig.<br />
Exercitation, *. <strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
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Exe<br />
Exhorter, s. font for<br />
Exhumation,*, (ett {\U) uppgvafning.<br />
Exiccate, v. «. uttevfa.<br />
Exiccation, *. ultoifning.<br />
Exiccative, a. iittocfanbe.<br />
Exigency, *. beO<strong>of</strong>, tcongninl, nijb.<br />
Exigent,*. niibfalT; protlania; aiiba.<br />
-, a. tranganbe, nobpanbig.<br />
Exiguity, *. (itcnfjct, ring()et.<br />
Exiguous, a. tinga, foga.<br />
Exile, 5. lanb^fotpiiining ; Innb^ffyftig,<br />
biltog ; ort bit en fovoifeiJ. -, a. liten ;<br />
fpnb, mager. -, v. a. lonb^fdvBifa.<br />
-ment, «. tanb^fotin^ning.<br />
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Exergue,*, <strong>of</strong>ffntning (pa iiicbatjev.-c). Exilition, *. fliigonbe i I)'6jbcn.<br />
Exert, p. a. & n. goca fitt b.iflii ; fln= Exility, *. (itcnl)i!t ; ot)eti;bIigl)et,<br />
vinitn ; nbngntngga. [dintc. Eximious, a. fottrnfflig, utf<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Exertion , «. f tniiibringanbc ; Umi-. Exinanition,*. tiffintetgScanbe; nifltt»<br />
Exesion, s. itppiitanbc ; uppfni'tning.<br />
Exestuation, s. jaSning, f<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
I)et ; fijvnebring.<br />
Exist, V. n. Mta tiff, ega beftanb;<br />
Exfoliate, v. n. fplittca \i^i, f(i;fi3a fig Ufva. -ence, *. tittvorelfe; uevftig*<br />
i<br />
i<br />
i tmina ffifiun-.<br />
I)et, beflnnb. -ent, *. tilliiotnnbe.<br />
Exfoliation, s. fp(ittring.<br />
Existimation, *. uicning ; nflning.<br />
Exlialal>le, a. foiii fan utbunfln. Exit, *. <strong>of</strong>ffeb ; fvanfnffe ; bortovinro.<br />
Exhalation, s. <strong>of</strong>ftunflning, f[i;ftig()et, Exitious, a. foiberpig, bbbnnbe.<br />
o,i,iiff>u' ntt flitflyga; Snga.<br />
Exode, *. fftfvfpel.<br />
Exiiale, f. a. utftun^a: afCiinjTa ; fpn= Exodus, *. nfccfa ; nnbva TO<strong>of</strong>e b<strong>of</strong>.<br />
fa -ment, s. utbun)lning.<br />
Exolete, a. in bruf.<br />
Exhaust, a. utniottob. -, v. a. i\U Exolution, *. fvfigt)ct uti n««e\;nn.<br />
r 111111,1, iiilifa; utniatfa.<br />
Exolve, f. a. Ibfa upp ; bctatn.<br />
Evliaustible, a. foiii font ut'<strong>of</strong>a^. Exomphalos, *. nnfi^tbrarf.<br />
Exhaustion, s. utiiijiting , iittcnining : Exonerate, v. a. afborba, beftin ; triiffn.<br />
Exonei-ation,*. nfb'oibanbe ; befcielfe.<br />
Exliaustless, a. oittteindg.<br />
Exonerative, a. utfoniinonbe.<br />
- Exiieredate, v, a. g'oia avfliSiS. Exoptable, a. on|Tani?tiiub.<br />
3 Exheredation, s. ncflijggijtflfe. Exorable, a. bcycftig; fovfontig.<br />
Exhibit,*, y.ftoiiilaggning infLn-bcnt= Exorate, f. a. erI)Sffa g«noni boner.<br />
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I flolcn. -, f. a. upppifa; uppte; "<strong>of</strong>yer- Exorbitance,*. cninttlig()et, <strong>of</strong>petbrift.<br />
Exorbitant, a. oniatrlig, dfyecbrifven.<br />
Exhibition, s. frnmvnSning; f}ipib ett Ijeligt<br />
Exhibitioner, s. ftipcnfciat.<br />
nnnm: utbrifna (onba anbat).<br />
Exhiliitive, a. fcampifan&e. [g(abja§. Exorcism, *. bcfyavining.<br />
Exhilarate, f.a.e^n. fcojba, niuntra ; Exorcist, *. befini'rjnte.<br />
Exhilaration, s. ftojbanbe, gtabje. Exordial, a. inlebnnbe, infijranbc.<br />
Exhort, V. a. formana.-<br />
Exordium, *. ingang (af ett ta[ K.).<br />
Exhort, Exhortation, s. fiStmaning. Exornation' *. pcijbning, fivat.<br />
Exhortative, Exhortatory, a. foc= Exossated, a. benab.<br />
Exossation, *. bcning.<br />
Exosseous, a. benlb«.<br />
Exostosis, *. <strong>of</strong>yevbcn.<br />
Exoteric, a. <strong>of</strong>ftnttig, pubtif ; oinijtgb.<br />
Exotery, *. <strong>of</strong>fcntligtjet.<br />
Exotic, *. uthinbjT ijct ibb;<br />
ExpansiA'e, a. uti'ibganbe.<br />
Expatiate, v. n. fpatfeia; (on, upon)
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iitfiirligen nf^nncia eit rinine.<br />
Expatriate, v. a. InntforiMfn.<br />
Expatriation, £. uirnntting, Pt^ttning.<br />
Expect, v. a. a n. (from) nfvflfto,<br />
fovbitn ; rrtntn ^l. -able, a. foniiDtlig.<br />
Expectance, s. rantnn ; fi;r()Oppnind<br />
, ;<br />
: .<br />
eipeannsbtff, furpitan^, nnfvvaf.<br />
Expectant, s. d a. viintante, afbU<br />
tanbt.<br />
Expectation, s, viiman, forfjopvning.<br />
Expectative, s. l)ovp, fortovpnmg. -,<br />
a. nfbi^nn^e.<br />
Expectorants, s. pi. metifiinifnrfv,<br />
fciii bcfctDta iippI)o|}ning.<br />
Expectorate, f. a. uppfe<strong>of</strong>in; gifva<br />
fill l)jccrn luft. [rnt8 Icittning.<br />
Expectoration, s. upvlj<strong>of</strong>tning ; I)jjt=<br />
Expectorative, a. btf^rtvanti iipp=<br />
(j<strong>of</strong>lning. [te ; l)nfligt Clifl1tenn^f<br />
Expediency, s. racigljft ; forelj<strong>of</strong>unn;<br />
Expedient, s. nutet, utvng. -, a.<br />
rablig ; flHinnnlig ; befcvttonte.<br />
Expeditate, v.a.T.^i)n\va{
Exp<br />
Expositor, s. fbrtlrttate, u>)t)Ii;fflte.<br />
Expostulate, v. n. & a. (upon) be«<br />
fl.ia.T fig: Pipn, ctbtjeyla; rnnligcn<br />
fLHorratTii, unfcetf<strong>of</strong>n. [tiMfr.<br />
Expostulation, s. I'tftjnc, ftagouiat;<br />
•Expostulator, s. gralniafntc.<br />
Expostulatory, a. inneliaaante ht-.<br />
;<br />
frar ; beiltitanbe. [blottPrtllning. rfanSe. [jintlig.<br />
Exposure, s. Inge; ftninfiiiUning Extant, a. ftamfiatnit ; fdrbonBe n ; be.-<br />
Expound , V. a. framPnOa nagct iiK Extasy, s. banturfning , fijvtjuening<br />
>-,Ui);,uit QJTatonDe; fbtflacQ.<br />
Extatic, a. hanri)rfanCe. [trala.<br />
Expounder, s. uttijbQte, foiiuiieniatot. Extemporary, a. <strong>of</strong>bcmoBaft ; obetefcB.<br />
Express, s. fnr|Tilb bu^, furit. -, a. Extempore, «c?. utan betanfetib, ^xar.<br />
unniilig, tDMig; li!nc>nte fiitjTilt). -,<br />
; Extemporize, v. n. tala utan f3tbe»<br />
V. a. utpteffa; uttrDdfa; fngn, l>ttrn,<br />
betecfna; litna. -ible, a. font fan<br />
uttri)cfas. [talefntt.<br />
Expression, s. utvrt^ning ; uttrydE;<br />
Expressive, a. uiiryiefulf. -ness,<br />
eftcttriitf.<br />
Expressness, s. efr«rtti)£f.<br />
lExpressure, «. uttrprf, form.<br />
ExproJjrate, v. a. focebtS. [telfc.<br />
Exprohration, s. fi5cebtnelfe , fiSrepu<br />
ExproLrative, a. fotcbtacnte.<br />
[Expropriate, v. a. friitfl uc befittning.<br />
Expropriation, «. nffiSente, bf^tJ<br />
jExpugn, (-•. a. etbfra. [gifconte.<br />
Expuirnable, a. foiii fan ct'<strong>of</strong>ra^.<br />
Expuifnation, s. befiotmning.<br />
Expiianer, s. etSftoce.<br />
Expulse, v. a. uttrifM, fotjaga.<br />
Expulsion, *. utttifning.<br />
Expulsive, o. fotjagnnte; aptanbc.<br />
Expunction, i. utjiri^fning.<br />
F,x]mntre, v. a. utplano, uijttijfa. [ta.<br />
Expurgate, v. a. rengbtn, beftio, utflu:<br />
Expuriration, s. tening ; tnttelfe.<br />
Expurgatory, a. tfnfnnte; tnitanfcc.<br />
- index, 5. fbtteining af ferbubna<br />
Expurge, v. a. tenfn, rntta. [biicfet.<br />
Exquisite, a. utfbft ; fotttnfftig-<br />
-ness, s. f5rtr«ffligl)«t-<br />
Exquisitive, a. utfbtlig.<br />
Exscind, v. a. utffnta.<br />
Exscript, s. <strong>of</strong>fFrift.<br />
Exsiccant, a. uttotfonfc*.<br />
Exsiccate, v. a. utiotfa.<br />
Exsiccation, s. uttettning, tort^tt,<br />
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Exsiccative, a. uttotfanb«.<br />
Exspuition, s. uifpettning.<br />
Exsuction, s. utfugning.<br />
Exsudation,5. utfi>cnning, afbti)pning.<br />
Exsufflation, s. blSobaljatna.<br />
Exsuscitate, v. a. viida, uvpniuntta.<br />
Exsuscitation, s. upvniuntving , viit<br />
rebe(|e.<br />
Extend, v. a. & n. utfttacfa, uttnnja;<br />
beuigga iii«!5 quatfiab; jiracta fig.<br />
Extendible, a. pradfbat, utiiiftgelig.<br />
Extensibility, s. uttnnjbovljet.<br />
Extensible, a. flcaibat.<br />
Extension, s. utfltarfning. -al, a.<br />
riCfUMcft : miicfet innebolfanbe.<br />
Extensive, a. floe; piBfitacfr. -ness,<br />
5. fiotl)ct; ^radfbiirOet.<br />
Extensor, s. flradniuffel. [ting.<br />
Extent, s. uifit.iifning, oibb ; fefluefites<br />
Extenuate, a. tunn, fniat. -^, v. a.<br />
fbrtunna ; fbtniinfTa ; bemantlo, Bfiier*<br />
ffyla : utnicirgta. [granbt.<br />
Extenuation, s. niinffning; afinn«<br />
Exterior, a. itttre, utparte^. -, s. ijta,<br />
iitfiDan. -ity, s. uifiban.<br />
Exterminate, v. a. utrota.<br />
Extermination, s. uttotning.<br />
Exterminator, s. utrotace, fbtfiornte.<br />
— y, a. utrctonbe.<br />
Extern, a. yrtte. -, s. utfiban.<br />
External, a. utpatteg, tjttte.<br />
Externality, s. ft)n(igl)et.<br />
Extil, v. n. afbrvpa.<br />
Extillation, s. afbti^pning.<br />
Extimulate, v. a. teta.<br />
Extimulation, s. tetning.<br />
Extinct, a. miTacft; utgongen, bob.<br />
Extinction,*. uifTatfning; utflotfnans<br />
be ; fbcbbelfe.<br />
Extinguish, v. a. flarfa; bnmva ; H--<br />
io.. -able, a. utfloiflig. -er, «. ljuS«<br />
fliitfave. -ment, s. utflnrfanbe; ut«<br />
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(Torfnnnbe, uppf)btnn6«.<br />
Extirpate, v. a. uttotn, utplona.<br />
Extirpation, *. uttotning; forfiijting.<br />
Extirpator, s. utrotote, fbtflonue.<br />
Extol, V. a. uppl)6ja, prifa, betbuima.<br />
Extoller, «. Icfialore.<br />
Extorsive, a. nnngonBt/utpteffanbe.<br />
Extort, V. a. utptfffn, QftPingfl, ffinnn,<br />
pteja. -er, s. ptejnte.<br />
Extortion, s. prejeti. -er, s. ptejate.<br />
Extortions, a. valbfom.<br />
Extra (i faiiiiiianfatlningat), utcni,<br />
uriMiiocteniligt. [utttnga, fnni[a.<br />
Extract, s. ntraft, utttng. -, v. a.<br />
Extraction, s. utbrngning; citr, bocb.<br />
Extractive, a. foni fnn uttraga^.<br />
Extrajudicial, a. fom «j nr i pnnlig<br />
rrittegnngsctCning, ertrnjuCiciel.<br />
Extramission, s. uifFiifning.<br />
Extraniundane, a. ijfretnfltutlig.<br />
Extraneous, a. ftoiiiiunn&e.<br />
Extraordinaril}', ad. oponligt. [^et.<br />
Extraordinariness, s. utcmetbcntligj<br />
Extraordinary, a. utomorc«nttig,<br />
orfttilij.<br />
Extraparocliial, a. utfctfneg.<br />
Extraprovincial , a. uiom ett bipfopg;<br />
fitfi cU. Mn.<br />
Extrare^ular, a. cregctBunben.<br />
Extravagance, s. utffnfning; omatu<br />
Iigl)ct, ociniligljct; tatffap ; cbctrinf;<br />
fninOet.<br />
Extravagant, a. ut^vdfvantt, taxaf-.<br />
tig. -, s. lant^t^f'att ; fvdtmate, fan=<br />
t«ft.<br />
Extravagantness, s. ociinIigf)«t.<br />
Extravagate , v. a. foafva ut , ffitf<br />
a;<br />
fig cniiiligt.<br />
Extravagation, s. utfvnfning.<br />
Extravasate, v.n.xinwa ut; utfippro.<br />
Extravasation, s. uifippcing (om blo:<br />
bet 5c.).<br />
Extravenate, a. fluten ut en ober.<br />
Extraversion, s. utirangntng.<br />
Extreme, *. nnbe, i)tt«t[igl)ct ; nob;<br />
obetrinffainhct. -, a. V""f}, fifi<br />
ouiottlig. -ly, ad. i;tt(cf} , ganfTo,<br />
utoinorbentligt, IjiSgligeB.<br />
Extremity, s. ymrligljet, btt fiflo <strong>of</strong><br />
tSgot; nijb; f6r(rig«nf)ft.<br />
Extricate, v. a. utvtHa, ulreba.<br />
Extrication, s. utpecfdng, befrielfe.<br />
Extrinsical, a. utMtteei, ijttr*. -1}',<br />
id. utiftan.<br />
Extruct, f. a. bbgga; upprefn. -iou,<br />
s. bijggning. -ive, a. uppbygglig.<br />
-or, s. uppbijggate, biiggniafiot*.<br />
Extrude, v. a. utbrifro, utpijta.<br />
Extrusion, s. utbtifning. [v\irt.<br />
Extuherance, s. ft>m(}, fruttnab, ut»<br />
Extuljerancy, s. uppl)|ijbl)«t.<br />
Extuljerant, a. ftainfiaenbe.<br />
Extuberate, v. n. ftjollii, fwuffna.<br />
Extumescence, s. ffudnab.<br />
Exuberance, s. cfuetflbb, ^mnig^et.<br />
Exuberant, a. Sfpetpbbig , ijmnig;<br />
cninitlig.<br />
Exuberate, v. n. \>ata ijninig.<br />
EXUCCOUS, a. fafttbS.<br />
Exudate, Exude, v. a. & n. utbtifpa<br />
genoiii f^ettning ; fpctta^, utbunftn.<br />
Exudation, s. foetting, utbunfining.<br />
Exulcerate , v. a. d n. fbcorfnfa far,<br />
f tnta : fbrbittta ; Sara fig.<br />
Exulceration , s. bolb, fotnob; ftat.<br />
ning ; fbcbittring.<br />
Exulceratory, a. faranbc.<br />
Exult, V. n. frcjba«, innerligen glfibjag ;<br />
upluifra ginbjerop. -ant, a. ftijjbfull.<br />
Exultation, «. frojb ; gUibj«rop.<br />
Exundate, v. n. bfvnfliJbQ.<br />
Exundation, s. uifli^tning, bfpetfrntns<br />
Exuperable, a. bftietsjinn«lig. [ning.<br />
Exuperance, s. bf«>«rpigt,<br />
Exuperate, v. a. bfcertrnffa.<br />
Exuperation, s. bfrettrnffning.<br />
Exurgent, a. bbrjnnbe, uppfoniiuonb*.<br />
Exuscitate, v. a. upprbtn, \>aia.<br />
Exust, V. a. fbrbtiinna.<br />
Exustion, s. fbrbrii'nning.<br />
Exuviae, s. pi. <strong>of</strong>lngb I)ub eH. |Tat:<br />
qrarleiiiningnr.<br />
Eyas, s. falfunge. -musket, s. (parfj<br />
l)bt«unge. -, a. iii flDgfrirbig.<br />
Eye,s. bgn; blidf, upptnarffnnUjet; raf><br />
faml)ft; fiinpunfl; bgla; totnglugg : f»><br />
gel pa b<strong>of</strong>trijrfetifiil ; nintfe pa b.iften*<br />
Jnnber. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> wind, sinbens rigi=
Eye ,<br />
ning, t<strong>of</strong>a. iron - , J. ftam))0. with ffntm. - to -, anfigte mot onfigtf, niibts<br />
an -<strong>of</strong> green, gtijn fcf)attf tab. -s, emot I)Uarnnn.<br />
s. p/. gla^ogon. -ball,*, dgonflcn. Face, V. a. & n. f« ianfigtet; snnba<br />
to -bite, f. a.fottrotta genom blirfev.<br />
-bright, «. cgontt'<strong>of</strong>l , totfuttn (brt).<br />
-brow, 5. b3onbci)n. -drop, «. tov.<br />
-flap, s. iTl)gg(a»)p foe ogon va ()n|lar.<br />
-glance, s. blii. -glass , s. ijgon=<br />
g(o«. -glutting, s. fngnnnte Sgcncn.<br />
-hole, s. bgongrop. -lash,s. ogon=<br />
f)Qt. -lid, s. bgontcrf. -salve, s.<br />
cgenfntfon. -servant, «. Sgontjcntuerf.<br />
Faculty, *. fijrmaga, g<strong>of</strong>fa, talang;<br />
egenffop; raitig()et, ftiljet; f<strong>of</strong>ultet.<br />
Facund, a. paltatig.<br />
Facundity, *. »a[taligl)ct.<br />
Fade, a. fmaflSio, mait, fvag. -, v. n.<br />
& a. t>ipnn; forgo* ; fijrfpaga*; giira<br />
pihnab.<br />
Fadge, v. n. ffidfa fig, fommn "<strong>of</strong>veten*.<br />
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Fading, s. titotneO.<br />
Fadingness, .s. oi^ning.<br />
Faeces, s. pi. ^t.^9g; ovenligber.<br />
Fa{j, s. flaf : uifToit. -end, s. Jtuf, tet<br />
<strong>of</strong>uetblifna af «tt ftticfe tlfibe. _<br />
Fagot, s. xiiUima ; fnippa ^Qlffanget.<br />
-, V. (i. 6inDa.<br />
Fail, s. Ui, btift; fiSttufl; bob. without<br />
- , <strong>of</strong>elbnr, <strong>of</strong>viffUg. -, v. n. &<br />
a. (<strong>of</strong>, from) brijla; uppljbra, onu<br />
fommn , f'otQai ; f Ijrfalla , n\i^li)dai,<br />
goto banfcutt; unsetlaia ; '<strong>of</strong>s^ftgifpa<br />
bfttago. -ance, s. f«l; unteclatelfe.<br />
-ing, s. f«l. -ure,s. btif} ; f«l; niif=<br />
luifanDc ; banfcutt.<br />
Fain, a. muntet ; nfa'bgab. -, ad. gtr?<br />
na. -, V. n. langtn, bnffa.<br />
Faint, a. matt; bunfel-; fvag; forfagb.<br />
-hearted, a. flenmobig, ratb. -heartedness,<br />
s. t^bfTa. -, y. n. & a. fot=<br />
fvinna; ttSttna; g'6ca iiiobfallb, bes<br />
btbfv
Fal<br />
Falsetto, s. fiftti, fnlf\i^axi, Idngte.<br />
-more, ad. be^utont. -ance, s. bes<br />
fotbran.<br />
Farthing, s. fjcrbebelen af en iJngelft<br />
penni). -deal, s. fjerbebel af en afer.<br />
Farthingale, s. flijffjottel.<br />
Fasces, s. pi. ri^fnippa meb yvo uti.<br />
Fasciated,a.pti)bbmcbbtnbclell. ftan^.<br />
Fasciation, s. banb, fbvbanb.<br />
Fascinate, v. a. fiSttjufa, fijtttctta.<br />
Fascination, s. fijneng fbtsdnbanbe<br />
tjuSning.<br />
Fascine,*. fac^in, pot ti^fnippa.<br />
Fascinous, a. gcnoiit ttoEftaft.<br />
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150 Fas<br />
Fashion, s. fott, ffapnat ; form ; brut,<br />
; ;<br />
fefcpona; iiioD ; flnt)«Dtd9t; ijatMgljet.<br />
-mouger, s. foni tftetnpat aHo motet.<br />
-, V. a. bilia. -able, a. nyui<strong>of</strong>cig,<br />
Va motet -. enlig enS fiont orf; tirirt'igj<br />
Ijet. -ablene»s, s. bfoetcneftammetfc<br />
me6 motet. [ttumfa.<br />
Fass, s. ttumf (i bnffetfpel). - , u. n.<br />
Fast, s. fafln.<br />
Fast, a. fnfl; obetieflig; fnnbb, f)«ftig;<br />
\)hxi. -y, ad. fflf}; Ij<strong>of</strong>tigt ; cfia.<br />
-h<strong>and</strong>ed, a. girig, fnd(. - <strong>and</strong><br />
loose, becrnglig. -, v. n. fafJa.<br />
Fasten, v. a. & n. ffifJa; I)ov'fitto;<br />
Mgljct.<br />
Fate, 5. bte, ffiJelfe ; bob. <strong>the</strong> fates,<br />
s. /./. nctnot. -d, a. bejinmb.<br />
Fa<strong>the</strong>r,*, fobet; tytf<strong>of</strong>aber. -in law,<br />
a. fodtfaber. -lasher, s. tBtfimpn,<br />
ffcobba.<br />
Fa<strong>the</strong>r, v- a. ontaga fot fon. -hood,<br />
s. fnberligl)et ; fnbetg sdtbig()et. -less,<br />
a. faberias. -Uness , «. fafcetlig biiu<br />
b»i. -ly, a. fabecUg, om. -, ad. ffl=<br />
bttligt.<br />
Fathom, s. famn, (angbmatt <strong>of</strong> ftjc fot<br />
Fay<br />
iTi(flig()et. -, v. a. pejtn; onifanina:<br />
utgtunca, utfotffa. -less, a. cut<<br />
t3tunfce(ig.<br />
Fatidical, a. fpSenbe, pr<strong>of</strong>etijT.<br />
Fatiferous, a. bbttig : cli^isbabanbe.<br />
Fatigable, a. uittbttelig.<br />
Fatigate, v. a. uttrbtto, utmntta.<br />
Fatigation, a. utttbtionbe.<br />
Fatigue, *. iiibba, trbltf)et, beft^dr. -,<br />
V. a. utmntin.<br />
Fatling, s. ung goDb<strong>of</strong>fap.<br />
Fatner, s. l)V'
Fea<br />
Feaberry, a. fiirfilbcit.<br />
Feague, *>. a. viffa.<br />
Fealty, s. tc<strong>of</strong>)et.<br />
Fear, s. fanirat.<br />
Fear, s. ftuftan ; t?5rbnnb; fSgelffrnin-.<br />
III.-!. -,v. a. & n. fotfftnrfn; fruftn.<br />
-ful, a. rn't6, foclTrntf lig. -fulness, s.<br />
ftufmn, fotfngM)ct. -less, a- otii<strong>of</strong>c,<br />
<strong>of</strong>orfngb. -lessness, 5. <strong>of</strong>ocfTca(ftl)et.<br />
Feasibility, s. iiiojtigt)et.<br />
Feasible, a. uecfR.iabar.<br />
Feast, s. f«|t; folo^. -money, 4.<br />
Onnbpenningnt. -, v. n. & a. traftcro,<br />
pnlplngn ; t>otii pa fnln^ ; Ufi^n frngtigt.<br />
-er, s. tuflncf, font tt<strong>of</strong>tetnt. -ful,<br />
a. l/ogtiBlig ; ftSffante.<br />
Feat, s. btngb, gttning; flicfligtjet. -,<br />
a. flinf, frttbig; artig. -eous, a. natt<br />
(Ticflig.<br />
Fea<strong>the</strong>r, s. fjater; ffng: i)ti)bnnb.<br />
plume <strong>of</strong> fea<strong>the</strong>rs, s. fjnbctbufTe.<br />
-bed, s. bunfrtng. -broom, «. fjn=<br />
fcetringc. -driver, s. fjnbcrviiTa.<br />
-edged, a. fncbffurcn , affvantnb.<br />
-few, s. \)Xi\\'ixt. -grass, s. lungott.<br />
-seller, s. en font fvritnr od; l^anblnc<br />
nicb fjiibet.<br />
Fea<strong>the</strong>r, v. a. fjabta , vt^bn i"«b fjfis ber; tiftn : Iraba. -ed , a. t'efjfitrab.<br />
-few, s. fcvnt'ort. -less , a. <strong>of</strong>ififrnb,<br />
ncifen. -ly, a. fjciberlif , buntif. -y,<br />
a. bffjfibrab, fuH ni«b fjfibrac.<br />
Featness, s. nnttl)et, artigt)ct.<br />
Feature,*. nnUigbnig ; fonj}v>etf. -ed,<br />
a. bilbnb, ffopob.<br />
Feaze, v. a. tifpa upv; piffn.<br />
Febricitate, v. n. votn fjut <strong>of</strong> febet.<br />
Febriculose, a. fjuf <strong>of</strong> feb«.<br />
Febrific, a. fcbernffig.<br />
February, s. Jebtuari.<br />
Feces, s. pi. btrtgg, grumiiiel; nfffrap.<br />
Feculence, s. bottenfntte; bijnftig<br />
Feculent, a. fuH iiieb btngg, gtuiiilig.<br />
Fecund, a. fruftfant, i)ninig.<br />
Fecundation, s. befruftning.<br />
Fecundify, v. a. befniho.<br />
Fecunditj"^, s. nfrelfamliet, i)n«nigf)et.<br />
Fedary, a. beltoynre, nnljnngate.<br />
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Fel 151<br />
Federal, a. feberatio, fiJtbunb^ma^ig.<br />
Federary, s. bunb^fortjonbt.<br />
Federate, a. fdrbunben, fBrenab.<br />
Federation, s. fiirening, fijrbunb.<br />
Federative, a. fcbetfltif, fStbinbnnbe.<br />
Fee, 5. Inn, belBning, fporttat. -farm,<br />
s. nrftiintcldn. -, v. a. belona; be=<br />
folta; iiiuta.<br />
Feeble, a. fr^og, nintt. -minded, a.<br />
fpngfint; Panfelmobig ; \>illtnbig. -,<br />
V. a. fcrfunga. -ness, s. fvjagbet.<br />
Feed, «. f obn ; bet« ; fobct ; iiialtib. -<br />
V. a. & n. fijba, unbctljntfn, niato, fi>:<br />
brn, goba ; beta ; fpifn ; blifi^a fel. -er,<br />
s. foiii fobat, unberbollnt ; ntnte.<br />
Feel, s. frtnfe(. -, v. a. 6t ji. fiinnn;<br />
fannaS; Pibroca; utgrunbo. -er, s.<br />
en foni )?ibri5c; ontenner, fptbt pn )nfef=<br />
tet. -ing, s. fftnfe((ffinfelfinnet); fnn»<br />
fla. -, a. fnnfTig, fnn|I<strong>of</strong>ut[.<br />
Feetless, a. fotl6«.<br />
Feign, v. a. & n. Intfn; bif tn ; I)i)(f(a.<br />
-edly, ad. biftob, fal|!t. -er, s. be=<br />
btngnre.<br />
Feint, s. pnt i fnftning ; fijtfinffning.<br />
-, a. fiitflattb; uppbiftab.<br />
Felicitate, a. i\)i[ia. -, v. a. Iijtf*<br />
Bnffa ; gorn frtff.<br />
Felicitation, s. (i^dfoniTon.<br />
Felicitous, a. (i)dElig.<br />
Felicity, 5. (i)
152 Fel<br />
tii«B[em. -mlniBter, *. tmbetsbtcbjc.<br />
- <strong>of</strong> a college , s. ftipentiai. -prisoner<br />
, 3. i)i{E>fdnge. -scholar, s.<br />
fFelfmnrnt. -servant, s. iiiettjenate.<br />
-soldier, s. frigSfonitnt. -student,<br />
s. nfflCemi=fanirat. -subject, s. tutt-.<br />
unbetf.iie. -sufferer, s. cli)(f«faintnt.<br />
-traveller, s. te^famtot. -worker,<br />
s. mecotbctate. -writer, s. lifti^ig<br />
f 6tfattnte ; autot fcm binlig. - rhyme, s. toaflaf'.ngi<br />
I<br />
rim. - servant, piga. Feracity, *. ftuftbo<strong>the</strong>t.<br />
Feme, s. ;\vwna. T. -covert, s. rigta Feral, a. gtyni ; bcblig.<br />
]<br />
jii<strong>of</strong>.i. -sole, s. ogift ftuntinimet. Ferial days, *. pi. b<strong>of</strong>ltbagat.<br />
FeminaUty, s. qt>inlig()et.<br />
Feminate, a. qvinlig.<br />
Feminine , s. bona ; ung qv>innn. -<br />
a. qi?inlig, ftntonflig, retlig.<br />
Feminity, s. qvinligbet, t5ef (igf)iftning ; inpang><br />
ning. -master, *. fnftmafiate.<br />
-school, *. fdfiffolfl.<br />
Fend (<strong>of</strong>f;, v. a. d n, afodnbn, ^axtxa<br />
untan : fetf?ara fig.<br />
Fender, s. jetngallei: ftamfot en fien=<br />
fol^elbftab; T. ftibult; lijsbcib.<br />
Fenerate, v. n. tixa.<br />
Feneration, s. urfer.<br />
Fenestral, a. f6nfiet=.<br />
Fennel, *. fenfdt. -flower, *. fonrtJ<br />
tuiiiinin. -giant, s. bj'6rfti«, fetlo.<br />
Fenny, a. fdttafng, fumpig. - stones,<br />
s. pi. ett (Tag^ fntcplanta.<br />
Feod , *. [cin. -al, a. lani^, feotals.<br />
-ality, *. Idnbndjet. -ary, *. oafall, '<br />
tiiniagote. -atary, *. s<strong>of</strong>all.<br />
Fe<strong>of</strong>f, V. a. htlAna. [ning. '<br />
Fe<strong>of</strong>fee, *. en font fatt ett gob« i fiJtlhj 1<br />
Fe<strong>of</strong>fer, *. en fcm fotlrinat.<br />
Fe<strong>of</strong>fment, *. belnning. - in trust, |<br />
*. pbeifcmmif.<br />
Feracious, a. fruftbat.<br />
Feriation, *. Ijelgtags ficanbe.<br />
Ferine, a. rilt. -ness, *. gtymber. '<br />
Ferm, *. atrenbe ; becberge.<br />
Ferment, *. gd^ning^mebel. -, v. n.<br />
& a. gdfa; btinga i gaining, -al, a.<br />
fom fatter i gnsning. [**'('•<br />
Fermentation, s. gaining, fjnftig t6=<br />
Fermillet, *. fpdnne.<br />
Fern, *. crmbunfe.<br />
Ferny, a. beuayt nieb onnbunfar.<br />
Ferocious, a. rilb, gtuflig, bnrbotiff.<br />
Ferocity, *. rilbbet, grijuibet.<br />
Ferreous, a. <strong>of</strong> jern; jernottot.<br />
Ferret, *. fret; pcrettfllfe; blagtot till<br />
gla^. -, V. a. brift>o foniner; fn<strong>of</strong>n,<br />
ncgo genonileto; bebrdgo. -out, upp«<br />
Ferreter, *. ft<strong>of</strong>rore. [fponn.<br />
Ferriage, *. fdrjpengat.
Fer<br />
Ferruginous, a. jetnljaltig, tojiig.<br />
Ferrule, s. bog*!, ting omfting nagel;<br />
irifya.<br />
Ferrv, s. fntjfjaffe, frirja. -boat, s.<br />
^ n. -man, *. fntjfntt. -(over),<br />
ff n. fritja, fiito <strong>of</strong>oet. [bntftet.<br />
f t'l lie, a. fcufibot. -ness, *. fcuft^<br />
Fertilitate, v. a. gijra ftuttbnr.<br />
Fertility, s. ftuftbnt^et ; ijinnigOct.<br />
Fertilize, v. a. uppoMa ; btftutta.<br />
Ferula, Ferule, s. fet(a; ri^ott;<br />
Ferule, v. a. |Tn, pr<strong>of</strong>fa. [boppflo.<br />
Fervency, s. ifott, fjaffigfjei ; nit, nn=<br />
t. [fjet. -ness, s. ()etta; nit.<br />
Fervent, a. iftig, brinnanfie, I)nftig,<br />
Fervid, a. f)ct, btannantc; ifrig.<br />
ess, 5. f)aftigt begnr; ifoet; anb<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Fervour, s. I)ctfig()et, ifoet.<br />
Fescue, s. giiffel.<br />
Fesels, s.pl. fpett.<br />
Fesse, s. T. t»atbjelff.<br />
Festal, a. fejllig.<br />
F'ester, v. n. buinn, Mia fig.<br />
Festinate, a. bi<strong>of</strong>ciTanbe, <strong>of</strong>oetilnb.<br />
Festination, s. ^aft. [fefilig.<br />
Festival, s. l)ijgtib«bag, r/ogtib. -,a.<br />
Festive, a. I/ogtiblig ; muntei.<br />
Festivity, s. I)i5gtiblig()et; tuftigftet<br />
Festoon, s. fcjlon, l<strong>of</strong>setf. [glnbj«.<br />
Festucine, a. bUfguI.<br />
Festucous, a. gjotb af ftta; fitaottig.<br />
Fet, s. ftiirfe; lapp.<br />
Fetch, s. ftnt, ftig^putg, fmp. -, v. a.<br />
& n. Ijnutta; biinga; IjritUba; tagn;<br />
Ijinna ftam till; Ijnftigt cnnba fig. - a<br />
Llow, gifl^a ett fing. - aLout, btifra<br />
omfting ; (japigt tionba fig om. - down,<br />
btinga neb; fi5riibnijufa. -in, fain;<br />
infotbta. - <strong>of</strong>f, fFnffa bott. - out,<br />
totfn uiui. - over, fjomta ftam ; bes<br />
ttaga. - up, btinga uppfiite ; uppnS,<br />
Fetid, a. flinfanbe. -ness, a. jtanf.<br />
Fetlock, s. f)<strong>of</strong>|Tiigg pn Ijafiat.<br />
Fetor, s. etat luft.<br />
Fetter, s. fjettet. -, v. a. fjettta. -s,<br />
s. pi. fjelttat, bojor; ffafpeti.<br />
Fettle, V. n. laga ; fjeffa.<br />
Fetus, s. f<strong>of</strong>tet, lif^fiuft.<br />
Feud, s. fejt; gtdl; ftig.<br />
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Fie 153<br />
Feudalism, «. taninrattning.<br />
Feuillage, «. lijfoetf.<br />
Feuillemort, s. blarf fcitg.<br />
Feuterer, s. f)unbiinftate.<br />
Fever, s. febct. -few, s. mattnm (Stt),<br />
-, V. a. Qbtaga en fcbet. -ish , a,<br />
febctaftig ; btnnnanbe ; ombi)t(ig. -ishness<br />
, s. febetnftigt)er. -ous , -y, a.<br />
febetaftig ; febetfjuf.<br />
Few, s. (itet, fijgo. -, a. fS. - a -,<br />
nagta. in -, nteb fa otb.<br />
Fewel, s. btonitc. -, v. a. btafa pa.<br />
Fewmets, s. bjottttotf.<br />
Fewness, s. fn{)tt, lingo ontal.<br />
Fey, V. a. niubbta.<br />
Fiants, s. trif = ell. gtdffvingttridf.<br />
Fib, s. liten <strong>of</strong>anning, fabel. -, f. n.<br />
Ijuga, nntta^. -ber, s. Ijugate.<br />
Fibre, s. fibet, litet obetiot.<br />
Fibril, s. liten fiibet.<br />
Fibrous, a. f utt af fibtet.<br />
Fibula, s. viobben.<br />
Fickle, a. fanfctoiobig ; Idttfinnig.<br />
-ness, s. lnttfinnigl)et.<br />
Fico, s. fiingetfnnpp.<br />
Fictile, a. gjotb af (eta.<br />
Fiction, *. bift, faga, <strong>of</strong>anning.<br />
Fictious, Fictitious, a. fabelaftig,<br />
uppbiftab, falff.<br />
Fictive, a. uppbiftab, inbilTab.<br />
Fid, s. fplif()oin, ptijl.<br />
Fiddle, s. pioton, fiiol. -faddle, a. &<br />
5. buuitptat; lappti. -stick, s. fit<strong>of</strong>e;<br />
lappti. - string, s. riolinfitdng.<br />
-wood, s. fioUtdb, gigattdb. — , v. n.<br />
fpeia pa fioi; nattaS, fjcffa. -r, s. ftol»<br />
fpciave; f}a(fate.<br />
Fidelity, s. troOct, driigljet.<br />
Fidge, Fidget, s. fldnbig totelfe;<br />
ttingfjufan. -, v. n. oata i Pdnbig tSa<br />
telfe ; fptitta (om ftffat). -, a. otolig.<br />
Fiducial, a. tifffiitlittig.<br />
Fiduciary, a. d s. bettotb.<br />
Fie, i. fi;!<br />
Fief, s. [dn.<br />
Field, s. fdlt, maif , <strong>of</strong>et; utti;nnne,<br />
uibb; dng; btabbning. -basil, s. bas<br />
filifa (ott). -bed, s. tdlifang. -day,<br />
s. mijnftting^bag. -marshal, s. fdlt*
154 Fie<br />
iiiotlTalf. -<strong>of</strong>ficer, s. ftnO^<strong>of</strong>ficet,<br />
-piece, s. fnlifjiicfe. -preacher, s.<br />
en fom vtetifnt ute untet Imt I)iiiiiiie[.<br />
-room, s. fpeltum. -staff, 3. lunr=<br />
Pnfe. -works , s. pi. serf font uvp:<br />
fafla« t>ib belrtcjnngnr. -ed, a. lig=<br />
gonbe i (09ft eH. fnlt.<br />
Fiend, s. fiienbe ; onB I;u^. - , V. a. betdifa iiieb en tunn<br />
; '
Fil<br />
hinn,i. -y, a. famuianfntt <strong>of</strong> tunnn<br />
hinnet. , [fi(a, filttera.<br />
ilter, s. fil, burffrng, filbuf. -, v. a.<br />
'11 ', V. etjniigrift, finut^. -ily , ad.<br />
fittt. -iness, s. orcnligliet,<br />
: ct. -y, a. cten, fiuutfig, <strong>of</strong>nygg ;<br />
:- ^ nMg.<br />
"iltrate, v. a. fi(n, filtieta.<br />
"iltration, s. filtrering.<br />
finilde-hemp, s. ((cnhampa.<br />
'"imbriated, a. bebt.imab: infntt<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
.•"in, s. piTfenn. -toed, a. forfeCC met<br />
fimfLntcr. -scale, s. fntf.<br />
i"inable, a. ftrnfft^n'rb.<br />
rinal, a. jTutlig; beflutantc, <strong>of</strong>gijtnnbe.<br />
•ly, ad. fTuttigen.<br />
finance, s. Finances, s. pi. ven^<br />
ningefiifenbe, fJat^infoinftJt ; infoiii(l.<br />
156 Fir<br />
fnfH)«t, f}abig()et, 1tan6aftigl)et.<br />
First , a. fbt|}, fijtnrtmp ; fiot. - <strong>of</strong><br />
exchange, s. jjcima »ex«(. -, ad.<br />
f iitfi, f tiiinif}. at - , fotf}, i bocjan. -<br />
or last, fiitt elt. f«nare. -begott, a.<br />
forPfbtib. -born, a. fiitflfbtc. -cousin,<br />
s. t5tt)Tig fufin. -fruits , s. pi.<br />
fijcfltingar. -ling, s. & a. fotfJling ;<br />
fotflfott. -ly, ad. for B«t foc|}a.<br />
-rate, s. fijtniinif^.<br />
Firth, s. bufe.<br />
Fisc, s. r.intfaiiiniate. -al, s. infoiiu<br />
ftet;riiniiiin^ote. -, a. fi^faliff.<br />
Fish, s. piT. -bone, «. ben i ftff.<br />
-garth, s. fiflbttiii, fifffunitJ. -gig, .s.<br />
ijuftct, (jorvun. -hook, «. T. vcntei-=<br />
I)<strong>of</strong>e. -kettel, s. fiffgtyta. -market,<br />
s. ftfFacgang. -monger, s. flf^()aIl^=<br />
tare, -oil, s. pfltran, -pond, s. fiiT=<br />
fump. -pool, s. fpclbritfn. -spear,<br />
5. fjntvun. -trowel, 5. fiifTflef. -wife,<br />
-woman, «. fi)7in«ngUtfFn.<br />
Fish, V. a. ^ n. fiiffa;''ncga unCerfiSfn.<br />
-er, s. fijTarf. -boat, s. fiiffntefattijg,<br />
-man, s. pITate. -town, s. fi|TaranMa titt fiff. ett vn^t beflut. -ed, a. fafjftaffb, be=<br />
-ing , s. fiffe , ftff fongf}. -hawk , s. ftaniB ; otottig ; fatten fbt.<br />
IinfSiJtn. -Une, s. metref. -y, a. Fixation, s. faf}|iallmng; bef}anbig«<br />
fffcif ; fijTottab, fm<strong>of</strong>anbe fiff.<br />
Fisk, v. n. fjeffa.<br />
Fisking-gossip, s. fating, font bat<br />
omtting fqualtet i tn fiaft.<br />
Fissile, a. foin fan fli^fpa^.<br />
Fissure, s. fptirfa, temna. -, v. a.<br />
fctarfa, fvjelta.<br />
Fist, s. fni;tnafo«. -, u. a. fla met<br />
fnijtnafcen, fcanga. -icuff, s. fnijt;<br />
nafcefaniv ; naftalt.<br />
Fistinut, s. viRacie («n ftuft).<br />
Fistula, s. fiflet; tot. -r, -ry, o.<br />
il)dlig fi>m en vipa >et. Fit, s. fict; onflor, anfaH (af en fjuf.<br />
Firmaraental, a. t)btnn6e tiK f<strong>of</strong>}«t. torn) ; fallanfjufa ; &aning ; nl)tf , infatt.<br />
Firman, i. fcciiian.<br />
Firmitude, Firraity, Firmness, s.<br />
- <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> face, gtiniaS. by -s ,<br />
od; 6a. -, a. (for, to) begsam ; )>afs<br />
fanbe, (amptig; tablig, tjenlig; titticM;<br />
biffig, ffalig. -, v. a. & n. betebo,<br />
tampa, paffn, fottcto, paffa, onpa. ,out,<br />
uttufla. - up, inteba.<br />
Fitch, s. vidfet.<br />
Fitchat, Fitchew, s. mtx.<br />
Fitchet, a. ubbr)rap.<br />
Fitful, a. vlagab af <strong>of</strong>otniebabe anfaff:<br />
cniperlante; nijifulT. [ligljet.<br />
Fitment, *. vaffante faf; beqi'ains<br />
Fitness, s. ffiiligljet, bittigbet; afs<br />
vafiab lib ; Iaui))lig!)et, tjen(igl)et.<br />
Fitter, s. fJurfe, flatfpa.<br />
Fitting, a. pajfanbe, tagom.<br />
Fitz , s. fon. -roy , s. natut[ig fon af<br />
en fonung.<br />
Five, a. fern, -fold, a. femfalbig.<br />
-foot, s. fetgfiff. -grass, *. te<br />
tentiH. -leaved, a. femblabig.<br />
s.pl. ett (lags b<strong>of</strong>ffpel; I)a(«f6tt(at pa<br />
en Ijaf}.<br />
Fix, V. a. d n. faftfialta, fiabga, be«<br />
fianmia ; genomfticfa ; uppeljaffa; tigta<br />
(enfanon); bcfTuta; uppl)i5ta; btoja;<br />
blifua pabig ; fbiblif«?a faft 'oit. -<br />
inpaffa. - upon a resolution, fatta<br />
bet, ffanbaftigbet.<br />
Fixedness, s. panbaftigftet, bef!anbigs<br />
! ;<br />
bet: faPbet: etbfaf}()et. [batbljet.<br />
Fixidity, Fixity, a. elbfafJbet, etb* i<br />
Fixture, s. fartbei ; fafl l)U6getab.<br />
Fixure, s. otijtligbet. [fvel).<br />
Fizgig, s. Ijuflet, bntpun; fncta (piMf^<br />
Flabby, a. Haw, flabbtig.<br />
Flabile, a. tuftig; tatt.<br />
Flaccid, a. uipnab, flavp, (tabbtig.<br />
Flaccidity, Flaccidness, j. flappljet,<br />
fragljet.<br />
Flagg, 5. fiagg pa ffepp ; fana itHtanbi;
Fla<br />
Pat gatften; fP(itb«liljo. - <strong>of</strong> defiance,<br />
s. fjtitsflngg. - <strong>of</strong> truce, s.<br />
hv'.' fliigg cff. ftebspog. -broom, s.<br />
- -fea<strong>the</strong>r, *. i?ingfjiT6ec. -<strong>of</strong>-<br />
f<br />
, s. epfabetd)ef. -ship, s. niiiU<br />
-<br />
If. -staff, s. flaggflang, flaggy<br />
f: -stays, s. pi. ttuntjlaf«:fio9 vn<br />
ffn'V- -stone, s. Urffiffet; Sngelff<br />
ta[jf}en. -union, s. befan^spngg.<br />
-worm, s. iiietiiinff.<br />
Flag, V. n. & a. ti^na, fTafno; btifpa<br />
iiiatr ; tigna; focffoga; ftenlagga met<br />
I'lcto ficnar.<br />
Flagelet, s. flagcUt, fiten flojt.<br />
Flagellants, s.ja/. flagcHanttt.<br />
Flagellate, i>. a. gi^(a.<br />
Flagellation, s. gifting.<br />
Flaguiuess, s. (Tavvl)*!-<br />
Flagi.'^y, a. flapv, (lafibrig; (l<strong>of</strong>ig.<br />
Flagitious, a. elaf, ffnnblig; gtufiig.<br />
-ness, s. «laft)et, btottSligrjet.<br />
Flagon, 5. fajTa.<br />
Flagrante, s. fnr(T gerning.<br />
Flagrancy, s. f)etta, btanB; flnrfjet;<br />
ff.int)UgI)et.<br />
Flagrant, a. fjaftig, bninnonbe; uj.>p=<br />
blflfr, uib, b(o(fnnbe; uvpenbnr, bgon;<br />
ffjntig : fa^lig.<br />
Flagration, s. btnnning, btanb.<br />
Flail, s. jTnga.<br />
Flake, s. flaga; gnijta; Ijoatf, lag.<br />
- <strong>of</strong> ice, i^flinga. - <strong>of</strong> snow,<br />
fn<strong>of</strong>lingn. -, v. a. & n. fFnla; flagn,<br />
fTihHi fig.<br />
Flaky, a. 16S, flagig ; t)onrfta[g.<br />
Flam, s. btaffet, logn ; n\)d. ^, *>. a.<br />
nffv'ifa iiicb <strong>of</strong>anning.<br />
Flambeau, s. btinnnnbe farfla.<br />
Flame, s. f\amma, laqa ; ()nftig fhtUf.<br />
-coloured, a. eltfntgnb, Iju^gul. -,<br />
V. n. fi a. laga, fnfta logot; upvelta.<br />
Flamen, 5. cffetvre^}.<br />
Flamingo, s. ti5b(ing (fogeO-<br />
Flammability , s. fotbrnnnKgJjet,<br />
branntMrl)«t.<br />
Flammation, s. itntibning.<br />
Flammeous, a. flnmmanfie; flaimnig.<br />
Flammiferous, a. font ovf<strong>of</strong>at etb.<br />
Flammivomous, a. elbfptutanbe.<br />
Fla 157<br />
Flamy, a. flammanbe ; flnmiiiig.<br />
Flanch, s. 3(nbrea«»fotg.<br />
Flanconade, «. fibopt (i fnftning).<br />
Flank, i'. «cfa fibon, flaffiba ; IjunifFe<br />
;<br />
flanf. -, V. a. 6t n. beiTijbba ^a fibnn;<br />
anfaUii i flanf«n ; T. beptUfa ; gtnnfa<br />
eff. fiiira intiff. -ard , s. fijttet i (laf.<br />
fibon pa eit bjur.<br />
Flannel, s. finnelf.<br />
Flap, s.fnibb ; fvrite, frnmftDtfe ; fnirill,<br />
(Tag; munfTcUa. -eared, s. fI<strong>of</strong>»<br />
bcig. -jack, s. en flng« nvplef<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
-mou<strong>the</strong>d, a. iT<strong>of</strong>nmnr. - , v. a. &<br />
n. vUfitia, ffn uieB pntn Ijnnben ; fInbCta,<br />
jiava : (l<strong>of</strong>a, bringa fTaf. -dragon, s.<br />
Flapper, s. fotfjobet. [(Tufa.<br />
Flare, s, glotttorfa. -, v. n. flnttva;<br />
ffinitci, vrSta.<br />
Flash, J. gtitfet; blirt; forr, pel; bn«<br />
f^igt uibcotr. -ken , s. vulg. tjufl)nt=<br />
betge. -<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ej'e, s. ijgonblicf , cinf.<br />
- <strong>of</strong> water, s. r>ott. a. 6tn. nebttiitfa; blifua flat, -ter,<br />
s. (riitning«pecfti)g.<br />
Flatter, v. a. fmiita, fmefa. -er, *.<br />
fmirftare. -ing, />. fniiiranbe. -y, *•<br />
fniitfer, fmef.<br />
Flattishj a. flataftig.
158 Fla<br />
Flatulency, s. pnbetfiinn^et, uppfunlfs<br />
ning, folif ; cgtunb, fTri>r.<br />
Flatulent, a. upvbl<strong>of</strong>i, tnfcetfiinn;<br />
ogtuntab, fafiing.<br />
Flatuosity, s. t>nt«tj!innf)et.<br />
Flatuous, a. cobetflinn.<br />
Flatus, s. bta(l-, mnb ; folif.<br />
Flaunt, s. 9[ittetV!«rf, fnlfft ptal. -, v.<br />
n. ijfvog, jjtunfa ; ft5cilfa.<br />
Flavour, s. betjagdg luft eH. fniaf.<br />
-ous, a. fmaflig; paUuftanbe.<br />
Flavons, a. gulgul.<br />
Flaw, s. fe[, flricf ; fBrbtl^tetfe ; temnn;<br />
vinbpngta. - in a deed , s. nuffittt,<br />
lagfct i «n <strong>of</strong>t. -, v. a. fprnrfa; uj>v»<br />
Iififva. -less, a. felfti. -y,a. felafiig.<br />
Flawn, s. fctt tunit totta ctt. fafa.<br />
Flawter, v. a. ff<strong>of</strong>ra af, afbarfa.<br />
Flax, 5. (in. -comb, s. Itatfla. -dresser,<br />
s. linf)ri(ftare. -finch, -flince,<br />
s. liampling. -weed, s. flugblciiiftct.<br />
-en, a. nf lin, linne. - hair, s.<br />
Ijuft liSr.<br />
Flay, V. a. fla, aftago ()uben. -er, s.<br />
fldbufe, afbtagace. -ing-house, s.<br />
afbiagateng b<strong>of</strong>lntte.<br />
Flea, s. loppa. -bane, s. lopjjftijgtaS.<br />
-bit, a. loppbiten; flacfig i tiubcn.<br />
-bite, s. loppbctt, (opvfla*. -biting,<br />
$. Icppbett. -grass, s. loppjiarr.<br />
-wort, s. aflbtt. -, v. a. loppn.<br />
Fleak, s. flata ; ulftapp.<br />
Fleam, s. flegiit, Ij<strong>of</strong>flagatc^ aberjern.<br />
Fleck, Flecker, v. a. gota fladig,<br />
ifptiingb.<br />
Fleckt, p. 6t a. fladfig, vtitfig.<br />
Fledge, a. futtfjabtab. -,v. a.&n.<br />
uttnf ; flippt; ffinnab. -er, «. prejare.<br />
Fleecy, a. uHtif, uffig. -flock, a.<br />
fariTotf.<br />
Fleer, «. b«fpette(fe, ban. -, v. n. (at)<br />
bf gnbba. -er, s. begabbare ; finiitate.<br />
Fleet, s. floita; I)nf^t)if ; Ibpgtaf. -, a.<br />
fnabb, bafJig. -foot, s. lailfotab.<br />
- milk, s. fTuniniab uijiilt. -, v, n.<br />
Fli<br />
& a. rsaxa flott; flyga fort, fi5tbi,<br />
f)af}igt forfvinna jTunima. ; -a tackle,<br />
afffafa ftt tatfet. - <strong>the</strong> shrouds,<br />
T. fotffa vanten. -ing, s. fTuim<br />
ning; T. fftotfning. -, a. flt)gtig, f6t»<br />
ganglig. -ness, a. flygiigljet; fnabbs<br />
bet, bafiigbet.<br />
Flesh, s. f 6tt ; fropp. -broth, s. fctt»<br />
fcppa. -brush, a. ftctterbotfie. -colour,<br />
5. feitf.irg, liffatg. -diet,<br />
foiiMiat. -fly, 5. fpi;fluga. -hook,*.'<br />
fbitgaffel, fbirfrcf. -meat, a. tbtirntt.<br />
-monger, a. fbttbanblnrc ; foppU-ite.<br />
-pot, 5. gtijta. -quake, «. ffatfning,<br />
ti)«ning. -, v. a. niatta ; bteRcra (buns<br />
bat ftt. falfat); ini?iga ; affftapa fbtt.<br />
-ed, a. foitig, fttifnubbig. -ful, a.<br />
fbitig, ffttlagb. -iness, a. fettaffig.<br />
bet ; finnlig lufia. -less , a. maget.<br />
-liness, s. fbitfligt rafenbe, finnlig«<br />
b«t. -ly, a. fottflig , finnlig, bjuciff;<br />
fl'ttig. -ment, a, patnfiigi bcgas. -y,<br />
a. fetrig, fbttfutt.<br />
Fletcher, a. pi(; eC. atnibccjimafate.<br />
Flew, a. flabb ; fiiffategatn.<br />
Flexanimous, a. bepefanbe.<br />
Flexibility, *. bojtigbet, fniibigbet,<br />
fogliiibft. [gifvjen; tjenfiafiig.<br />
Flexible, Flexile, a. bojiig, eft«t»<br />
Flexibleness, a. bbjligbet.<br />
Flexion, a. bbjning, ftbfning.<br />
Flexor, a. T. fvcfnuiiftl.<br />
Flexuous, a. ft<strong>of</strong>ig, bugtig ; cfJabig.<br />
Flexure,*, bugt, fna; (tafv>iff bugning.<br />
Flicker, (^. n. flabbta, flora.<br />
Flier, a. flatting; foangning^ljjul; af»<br />
faig i en ttappa.<br />
befj.ibta ; blifuHfjiibirnb, ttaraflljgfntbig. Flight, a. fli>gt, flttganbej fli)ft, ri)ni»<br />
Flee, V. n. flu, ti)iiiiiia; unbfifa.<br />
nianbe ; pilfaH>a ; foatm ; <strong>of</strong>rel, affbba ;<br />
Fleece , s. faa«n pa ett fat. -, v. a. infaH, bbg tanfe; affat^ i en trapva.<br />
flippa fftt; flinna, plunbta. -d, a. -shot, a. pil= ett. bogffott. -y, a.<br />
fliigtig, bafiig ; inbilff, fantapifT.<br />
Flimflam, a. logn. [bet.<br />
Flimsiness,'S. flobbrigbet, refbet ; tunn»<br />
Flioisj', a. vef, frag ; lunn ; ringa.<br />
Flinch, V. n. (from) bfvergif pn ; upp»<br />
iM'ra; f<strong>of</strong>a imbflyfter ; nii|c(i)cfag.<br />
Flindermouse, *. flabetniu^.<br />
Flinders, a. pi. fuia fli;(f«n, bttor.
i -<br />
Fli<br />
Fling, s. fnjl ; vif<strong>of</strong>B- - , v. a. & n.<br />
fflftn; finngn; fvatfn upv (en bin);<br />
at, anfalln, Qifva ett (Ing; gifv^n<br />
fli(fer^. - away, vrafa, fafla faort.<br />
- down, ncbfafia.^ - <strong>of</strong>lF, fotfein fv'Q»<br />
tct ;i>ujt). - out, |Ta 6afut (oni ()nf}nt)<br />
, ;<br />
utfvnitii. - up, upvfagn (acrenCet).<br />
Flint, i. flinta, fifelfien. -glass, s.<br />
bctjtriftaff. -hearted, a. I)otbl)jcttn6.<br />
-ware, s. (Jngelfft f}«npot*tin. -y, a.<br />
tiiiuwcih; f}cn()iirb, l)ni-fcl)jertnb.<br />
Flip, s. ctt flngsS fjoinansCcycf.<br />
Flii>pancy, s. pcotfaniOct.<br />
Flippant, a. OcfinnMg; ptntfam, liftia,<br />
yt, lanttm; flippng. -ness, s. beljan^<br />
tigljet; ptntfciniljet.<br />
Flirt, s. elnfiit r«ctf« ; fnnpp , jTng;<br />
iTaiiit, fficf ott ; nasvn^ Pirf n ; f<strong>of</strong>ett. -<br />
a. fjotfig, ffntfatiig. -, v. a. £t n.<br />
fpanga I)n|^igt ; gif^ja pitf otb ; varn<br />
eftntiig ; fcfetteta.<br />
Flirt-silk, s. Porettfitfe.<br />
Flirtation, s. fnabb ri5v
160 Flo<br />
;<br />
Flower, s. bloniuin, blomfict; fcitnan, Flutter, s. fvringning; bbjning ;<br />
• :r#<br />
ttt b<strong>of</strong>io <strong>of</strong> en fot ; tignett ; mjBlfi<strong>of</strong>t ilning; fbttiirting. -,v. n. tt a ;•<br />
-s, s. pi. ninnat^tcning, teglet. bufl, Para; fjeffa; patn otclig: fee ,.ra,<br />
-amour, *. tufenffijn. -cup, s. bloiiu orca.<br />
bolt, -de-luce, s. frart^liljn. -g&r- Fluviatic, a. hbranbe tiH Pob.<br />
den,5. blomftngart. -gentle, «. fnn= Flux, 5. pob, pbb ; tiHopp fainnian«<br />
;<br />
bf Imiiarant. -inwoven,". bepn^cr met pi)tning ; Pu^. -<strong>of</strong> women, regler,<br />
blomnior. our ladies -,l)Vficint. -,v. manab^rening. -, a. obeflrinbig. -,<br />
V. a. fnialta ; taio. fpottning. -ible,<br />
n. 6t a. fatcmf}to«, floreta ; ftaCga ftg ;<br />
blomnieta, vti)bQ. -age, s. 6fr«tflbt<br />
150 blommcv. -et, s. Iit«n blcninta.<br />
-iness, s. rifeboni pS btoniniot ; vti)t=<br />
ligljct i tnl. -ing, s. btcmning; eit<br />
flngS ftabgn. -y, a. blonimig.<br />
Flowing, s. ft a. flijtning; rinnnnbe.<br />
- sheets, s. pi. T. vumfTct. - wit,<br />
5. (ificft l)uft)u^. [gvn*.<br />
Flowk, s. PunCra. -wort, s. naftjel;<br />
Flown, p. & a. uppblaji.<br />
Fluctuant, a. ijadftanbe, citttnbig.<br />
Fluctuate, v. n. btifca nf orf) on; Pytn<br />
ftoui ocf) tiabflfa ; tPffa.<br />
Fluctuation , «. fqpolpning ; cexfanbe<br />
totelfe; ouiSbsf-<br />
«. T. fctflogspnppet i en b<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Fluder, s. urnffogtl.<br />
Fly, v.n. 6t a. Poga, iln ; P», tt)nii<br />
Flue, s. (ufttot; fTotffenSvipa ; fanins ga fbnber, fptinga i pucfen ; unbPy,<br />
f)ar: fnaff fom fnftnat pa fliibtt.<br />
Fluellin, s. T. cirenprig.<br />
Fluency, s. Pijtigfjet. [ottsungen.<br />
Fluent, s. fttom. - , a. fli^tanbe, Iritt,<br />
Fluid, s. Pyrnnbe flinne. -, a. flt)gtig,<br />
flDtonbe. -ness, s. flvtigbet, pi;tbarl)et.<br />
Flummery, s. Ijaftegrbt.<br />
Fluor, s. T. Puf, Puot.<br />
Flurry, s. bi», Vfitetil; ^aftig totelfe;<br />
focintting. -, *>. a. otoa.<br />
Flush, s. tobnab i nnfigtet; <strong>of</strong>oetPob:<br />
blomnia ; Puttning. - , a. fraftfiill;<br />
ijfpetpobig, rif. - ,v. n. & a. vobna;<br />
tinnaefoet; uppcnffa; varntif; upp^<br />
f)etfa, gbrn rob; uppiituntca, uppblnfa;<br />
utbt^ta i [jfiftig glnbje. -er, s. tbrn»<br />
ffflf«. -ing, s. robnnb.<br />
Fluster, «. I)nf(igbet, fnotfUtfcnbet. -,<br />
V. a. & n. upplietta, goto btucfen;<br />
ffti^ta.<br />
Flate,*. Pbjt, pipa; teffln pa en pclaire;<br />
Pojtffepp. -, V. a. & n. gota tefPot<br />
ya; blafa pa Pbjt.<br />
Foe<br />
a. fnialtbar, upplbslig.<br />
Flnxility, s. fmaltbatbet.<br />
Fluxing, s. fatiraiicn, btegelfut.<br />
Fluxion, s. puf, pytning; Puxion, in»<br />
pnitefimaltrifning. [finine.<br />
Fluxure, s. PDtanbe egenffap ; Pyianbe<br />
Flj', s. Pugo ; etc, fpringningsljjul ; ras<br />
betbane ; fiuipel; pcftvagn uieb tt*<br />
baPnt ; fniidftate. -hlow, v. a. /"<br />
befmitta nieb matt; PugPung. -boat,<br />
s. litet enmafiflbt fatiijg ; faparefFepp.<br />
-catcher, 5. pugfnngate. -fish, s.<br />
Pugfnngnte. -fish, v. a. mela nieb<br />
Pugct. -flap , s. pugfmnlfa. -leaf,<br />
unbPifa, Sfvetgifpa. - about, fptiba<br />
fig, Pugn onifting. —abroad, bliftsa<br />
tyttbftt. - at, onfaHa, faffa Bfcei.<br />
in one's face , tufa pa en niibt i fu«<br />
nen. - <strong>of</strong>f, rifn, finfa ; fmaHa af font<br />
ett gerat. - out, v^tebgai^, biijta u<br />
-er, s. pDftning ; ftjangcl.<br />
Fljing,s, & a. Pygt, Pvganbe. -bridge,<br />
s. rinbbto , pottbtygga. - camp , «.<br />
PVganbe bar. - fish, s. p»ganbe pf-<br />
Foal, s. fnle, fbl. -bit, -fool,*, baft.<br />
l)0f Cbtt). -, V. n. & a. fata, fa en fbl.<br />
unge (oni fion cd) afninnot).<br />
Foam, s. ffum, ftabga. -, «'• «. ftob*<br />
ga^, (Tuninia fig ; cata bnftigt onb. -j-,<br />
a. ffuniniig, fvabganbe.<br />
Fob, s. litenprfn, utp
Foe<br />
ocus, s. btfinnpunft.<br />
odder, s. fobet fijt beffat). -, u. a.<br />
pc^ra met) tccrt fottt. -ing, s. fobec,<br />
.retmntc ; furngfring.<br />
foe, s. fienfcf, oi?nn, fijtfoljatf. -like,<br />
"•oeman, s. f<strong>of</strong>tet. [fiicnMlig.<br />
'oetus, s. f<strong>of</strong>i
162 Foo<br />
Infej, fc«tj«nt; «tt flags (inllning vib iU Force , s. fl^rfo, f t<strong>of</strong> , i?«rfan t ; »olb»<br />
^en i (SngelfTo fpislnr. - <strong>of</strong> a sail, Pflltfaiiiljct ; nobV>antig()et; giltigljit;<br />
boltn <strong>of</strong> feglet. -pace, s. lunfdfi fnrbe. -s, s. pi. trcppnr. -, v. a. 9<br />
gang ; nfffitining in «n trappn. -pad, n. iv-inga, forma; brifra; volbtngaj<br />
s. fltattijfratt tiff fot«. -path, s.<br />
gnngftig. -post, s. gnngpcfi. -race,<br />
3. fopplLipning tiff fots. -rope, s. un=<br />
betlif pa ctt rSffgjl. -ropes , s. pi.<br />
T. pcttet, rapntcr. -soldier, s. in^<br />
fanterift. -stalk, s. fthnget, ftjelf,<br />
blciiifTaft, blatfTftft. -stall, s. fligbi;=<br />
gel pa en fcuntinimctsfaSel. -step, s.<br />
folfpat; Xtitn; eyeiiipet. -stool, s.<br />
paff, fotflpnff.<br />
Foot, V. n. & a. gS tiff f otg ; tanfo ;<br />
ttampn ; fStfcta, foriTo. -ed, a. fctob.<br />
-ing, s. rnnbting liff fct ; fotfotning ;<br />
fotfpar ; gang ; gtunbonl ; uilfor, tiff=<br />
fianft; fotfafl*.<br />
Fop, s. fptrittlj<strong>of</strong> ; grann notr. -ling,<br />
*. liien nnrt. -pery, s. BavjTcip, toteri;<br />
otini(ig()«t; feuint pcni. -pish, a.<br />
nocrafiig, fprattl/uflif. -pishness, s.<br />
faffingligfjct; fanigl)et.<br />
For, c. tV), eiiiebon. -,prp. for, <strong>of</strong>;<br />
onftabt. as -, angaenbe. -all,caf=<br />
labt. - all you, «r tiff tict^. -as<br />
much, Ijuab angar. - life, pa (ifstib.<br />
-nothing, fi5c intft. good - nothing,<br />
a. oouglig. -shame! fi)jTQm!<br />
- -vrant <strong>of</strong>, i bcifl <strong>of</strong>. - Tvhy, fct.<br />
benjTuff.<br />
Forage, s. fobec ot ()aflat , anff<strong>of</strong>fnnbe<br />
becnf i fiig ; fucagering. -, v.n. ft a<br />
futageva, utfobra ; fijttufia fig otnagot<br />
batja.<br />
Forager, s. fom furngetor, fobrar.<br />
Foraminous, a. I)olig.<br />
Forbear, v. a.&n. fpara; tola; ^<strong>of</strong>tjn<br />
fotttng iiieb; unibfita; nfOaffa fig;<br />
bttlaia ; on'ntn ; lota bli ; T. flti^fa meb<br />
ototnn. -ance, s. unbfttatonbe; unb;<br />
vifnnbe; tStQiuob, fbtbtagfmnbft ; lang^<br />
tnobighet.<br />
Forbid, V. a. fctbjubn ; fotbinbra ; unb^<br />
«ifn, I)affii fig iftnn. God -, OJub for:<br />
bjubt bet! -dance, a. forbut. -ding,<br />
a. ferbub. -, a. uebetoritbig, luotbju:<br />
banbt.<br />
For<br />
itibrDtft ; uppfiiffn ; (ogga Pigt fitt<br />
trugga fig. - away, flito bott. - for<br />
ward, ftijtn, ttifi^a ftnniat. - npoB^<br />
patruga. -dly, ad. ralbfnmt; on<br />
lig, iriungen. -dness , s. rtringning;<br />
-ful, a. ftatf, rnlbig. -less, a. fvog,<br />
frnftU'^.<br />
Forcemeat, s. en ort fottp<strong>of</strong>tej.<br />
Forceps, a. fattfTatflang.<br />
Forcers, a. pi. tanbnycfef.<br />
Forcible, a. rnfbig, f}ntf; uetffom;<br />
t?albfani; binbanbt, fr<strong>of</strong>tig. -ness, i<br />
vialb, r>a(bfflnil)
For<br />
;. hufi^ublnnbef. [nngot i fiStut.<br />
Forehear, v. n. (<strong>of</strong>) Ij<strong>of</strong>M funffnp oiii<br />
Forehew, v. a. fvniiifbir genomfTata.<br />
Foreholding, s. forebuC.<br />
Forehorse, s. ftnmljaft.<br />
Foreign, a. utlatibfl, fcaiiimanbe ; T.<br />
obefogab. -er, s. uffanbning, from;<br />
ling. -ness,«. <strong>of</strong> lagfen()et ; olnglig=<br />
Oet, obeljotigbet.<br />
Foreimagine, v. a. inbiffa fig forut.<br />
Forejudge, v. a. bSma fotut.<br />
Forejudging, s. f'ocbom; ubman ; orb=<br />
Foremast, s. focfmaj}.<br />
Forementioned,a.f6rrbenialb.<br />
Foremost, a. frauifi, fi3rnanifi.<br />
Foremo<strong>the</strong>r, s. f}amtnober.<br />
Forename, v. a. naiiinn forut.<br />
Forenoon, s. forinibbag.<br />
Forenotice, s. fungorelfe i fortib.<br />
Forensic, a. I,oranbe titt tomftol. -<br />
term, .s. lagterm. fnnorbna forut.<br />
Foreordain, v. a. forut bepaiimia;<br />
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Forefa<strong>the</strong>rs , s. pi. forfnbet, ffoinfiir: Forepart, «. franibel, fctgi^nnelfe.<br />
riirtac. [fig met), Forepast, a. forfluten.<br />
^'orefend, v. a. forbjubn; l)ini>tc, ; fotfs Foreporch, s. forgarb.<br />
:^orelmger, s. pcfjinget.<br />
Forepossessed, a. forut intogen.<br />
forefoot, s. ftnnifcr eff. tn^; T. un= Forerank, «. foretrnbe ; front.<br />
' rccioti', foi;ftfif6=fov>pfti)rfet.<br />
Forereach, v. a. fegla forbi.<br />
i^'orefront, s. fcomfifcnn.<br />
Forerecited, a. oniformatt.<br />
h'oregame, s. fecefvel.<br />
Forerememhered, a. forbeuinlb.<br />
ForeL'^ears, s. pi. T. fodffatbeUt. Foreright, ad. rrtit frani. - , a. ifrig,<br />
Foreg^o , v.n. & a. fotcnn ga forut<br />
, Foreroom, s. fijrniaf ; forfjuga. [Itf lig.<br />
foetiiita;afti-nta. -er, s. foregnngare. Forerun, v. n. fonnita forut ; fbreboba.<br />
Foregoing (aforegoing), p. f6tegaen= -ner, s. forelijpare, forebub.<br />
Foreground, s. fLHgvunten. [Be. Foresaid, p. & a. forutndninb.<br />
Foreguess, v. a. giffn.<br />
Foresail, s. fotf ; forffegcl.<br />
Foreh<strong>and</strong>, s. fcanifcl.<br />
Foresay, v. a. faga forut, fpo.<br />
Foreh<strong>and</strong>ed, a. titiig; i f6tf)rtnC. Foresee, v. a. fe forut ; t>cto forut.<br />
Forehead, s. panna;*l'jccfl}st. -cloth, Foreseize, v. a. gripa fSrut.<br />
Foreshew, s. forebub.<br />
Foresliip, s. frantf}nni, forflaf.<br />
Foreshorten, v. a. fortortn; nia(a i<br />
Verfpettiv.<br />
Foreshow, v. a. utPifa, forfunna.<br />
Foreshrouds, s. pi. T. foioant.<br />
Foreside, s. framfiba.<br />
Foresight, s. forutfeenbe ; forfigfigljet.<br />
-ful, a. forutfeenbe, fiSrfigtig.<br />
Foresignify, '. a. betectna.<br />
Foreskin, s. forftub.<br />
Foreskirt, s. frnnifForf.<br />
Foreslack, v. a. parb|I<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Foreslow, v. a. £t n. upp{)atta; for*<br />
funinia, broja. [bjuba.<br />
Forespeak, v. a. faga forut, fpo ; fi>r«<br />
Eorespeech, s. fiiretal. [forbi.<br />
Forespent, a. uttrbttob, utmatiaB;<br />
Forespurrer, s. foreribare.<br />
Forest, s. fTog ; bjurgarb.<br />
Foi-estaiF, *. grabflorf.<br />
Forestage, s. ffogSrdtt eff. -rnttigl)ft.<br />
Forestall, v. a. giira f orfop ; forefonis<br />
nia. -ment, s. forfop, fiSrefcinnianbc.<br />
Forestay, s. T. focfjiag. -sail, s.<br />
flornifotf ; fijr^agfegel.<br />
Forester, s. jTogp<strong>of</strong>tore ; ffog^bo.<br />
Foretaste, s. fijrfmaf . -,v. a. fni<strong>of</strong>n<br />
pa forut ; ()<strong>of</strong>pa aning oni.<br />
Foretaster, s. niunffonf.<br />
Foreteeth, s. franitanber.<br />
Foretell, v. a. Q: n. fhgn forut, pr<strong>of</strong>e*<br />
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164 For<br />
teta, fpo. -er, j. fpanmn, vt<strong>of</strong>ef.<br />
Forethink, f. a. & n. bethnfa, be=<br />
gtunta. [tanfantc fdtut.<br />
Forethought, «• <strong>of</strong>fetWggning, <strong>of</strong>v)ctt<br />
Foretoken, s. ttiiti, forebuc.<br />
Foretooth, s. ftmutnnt).<br />
Foretop, s. frnmftn; [jogfla teten;<br />
front; T. fotfiiiatg. -mast, s. fer=<br />
. ftong. -sail, s. fbnnntSfegel. -yard,<br />
s. fijtmrit^ta.<br />
Foreward, s. fiSrlropVitt. [fotut.<br />
Forewarn , u. a. naxnn, erinni ; f.iga<br />
Forewheel, s. ftaiiil)jul.<br />
Fore--»ind, s. fotlig cint.<br />
Fore-wish, v. a. atro.<br />
Foreworn, a. utnott, utfliicn.<br />
Forfeit,*, niifgeming; firnff; betet<br />
I'itf. -8, s. /j/. panttef. -, >. a. fot=<br />
verfn ; feicgotn. -ahle , a. font fan<br />
fbtpetfn^. -er, s. foin at j}raf!p>^t^.<br />
-ure,s. fcnp^fation, fiStotrfan&e ; vfn^<br />
Eorfex, s. fffit. [ningboict.<br />
Forge, s. fmebja; Ontt; uin^ugn. -,<br />
V. a. fniita; tiftn: fotfntffa. -ry, s.<br />
Mft, f orfnlflfning ; fnutgncbete.<br />
Forget , f . a. focgatn , gtomma , fft»<br />
funiiiift. -ful, a. glomff; forfutntig.<br />
-fulness, i. glBiiifTa, forgrttcnijct;<br />
fotfuunnelfe.<br />
Forgivahle, a. fi>tIot[ig.<br />
Forgive, v. a. fljtlata; tftctgifrn.<br />
-ness, s. fLu-Inteffe, tilfgift.<br />
Forinsecal, «. fronnnanfce, utinnbff.<br />
Fork, s. g<strong>of</strong>fel, grep ; tinCnn vS en vU.<br />
-fish,s. fvntbfiff. -head, s. vilfv'tts-<br />
-tails , s. [nv'cring. - , v. n. f lijfva<br />
fig. -ed, u. gnffelforniig ; fiicfebb nieb<br />
fii eff. Pern gnfflar. -edness, s. gaf;<br />
felforrn. -et, s. liten gnffet. -y, a.<br />
gnfftlfcrniig, flufrtn.<br />
Forlorn, s. en forlcrnc, bfucrgifven vtr=<br />
fon. -, a. forlorab, l)jf[plo«i, fSrttiiflnb i<br />
oturflig. -hope, s. folbater fotu gora<br />
fbrflfl anfaffct. -ness, s. enfniiil)ct;<br />
arnicb ; Ijopptbrr tiffflonb.<br />
Form, s. form, figur, geflnlt ; fTicf;<br />
forniel: iSngt fnte fff. bnnf ; flaf i ffo:<br />
Inr; (joQt) l)n>;l'ig«t ; b<strong>of</strong>tvuifnrffortii.<br />
-,v. a. & n. fcruurn, ffapo, bring.i i<br />
;<br />
For<br />
crBning ; uppf<strong>of</strong>tra, bona ; fornura fig.<br />
-al, a. foruilig, uttryiflig, tiiMig;<br />
fruferlig. [ottning ; pta(.<br />
Formality, ». fomtalitet, ccrenioni;<br />
Formalize, v. a. & n. inrnttn ffter<br />
IM^ ni<strong>of</strong>teff; forniadfera fig; i^nra nog*<br />
grnnn, fottiilig. - upon, fornrgog.<br />
Formation, s. bilbning, form.<br />
Formative, a. fcrmanfcf ; ptnfiifF.<br />
Former, *. fovninre, iTnpare. -chisel,<br />
s. l)uggj('rn. - , a. foregaenfce ; fcrbne,<br />
-ly, ad. fcrbcin.<br />
Formful, a. fynbig, guitf, ffnpanbt.<br />
Formication, s, ftiinnbe i (Tinnft.<br />
FormidaLle, «. f'brfrirlig, fbriTrfirflig.<br />
-ness, s. fi5rfarlig()et.<br />
Formless, a. <strong>of</strong>ornilig, <strong>of</strong>faplig.<br />
Formositj', s. bilbning ; |Ti5nt)et.<br />
Formulary, s. formulnr. -, a. for<br />
ffrifyen, faftfinHb.<br />
Formule, s. formel, fbreffrift.<br />
Fornicate, v. n. bebrifca otuft.<br />
Fornication, s. boreri; lnget«nio{.<br />
Fornicator, s. borfnrt; (agergnian.<br />
Fornicatress, s. otuhig gvinna.<br />
Forprise, s. T. beting ; f brbeljaa.<br />
Forsake, v. a. fSrf<strong>of</strong>a, <strong>of</strong>t?ergifi-n ; <strong>of</strong>.<br />
ftn ifrnn : forlopa.<br />
Forsooth, ad. fannerligen, jn v>i^t.<br />
Forswear, v. a. & n. affonrja, fcc«<br />
fiinm ; gbra nieneb. -er, s. menetnre.<br />
Fort, s. ffnn^, liten fciftning.<br />
Forth, ad. ut, framgent; utat, vibnt<br />
-coming, s. infJriffnnbt infer roittc<br />
-issuing,*, fromfommanbe. -right,<br />
ad. rattfraui. -ward, ad. frmnor.<br />
-with, ad. gencif}, ftrnr.<br />
Fortieth, a. fiiraiionbe.<br />
Fortifiable, a. foiu ton befn|}rtg.<br />
Fortification, s. feriififation, befnji*<br />
ning?; o. belngring^fonf}, f<strong>of</strong>tning^i>erf.<br />
Fortify, v. a. befrifln, fJiirfa, uppi<br />
niuntrn= [fTnn^. '<br />
Fortilaje, Fortin, a. broilju^, liten<br />
'<br />
Fortitude, s. mob ; ftorfinnigljet; finned* ,<br />
Fortlet, s. liten ffvin^. [jlijrfn.<br />
Fortnight, s. f jorton bognr.<br />
Fortress, s. fnflning. -, v. a. friflo.<br />
Fortuitous, a, tifffaHig, <strong>of</strong>brmobab.
For<br />
-ness, s. I)iin6elfe, iTuinp.<br />
Fortunate, a. Ujiflig, frill, -ness, s.<br />
a)iMtt9i)«r.<br />
Fortune, s. [i;(fnn, lurftig fjnnfcelfe,<br />
uietgang ; nfcentyt; IpcffFott; rife=<br />
torn; tift gifte; foniipgenljet; before<br />
fitan ; obe ; ()euigifr, iiiotgongafua ; tiffj<br />
^onD. by -, af en ftuuip. good-,<br />
Ibia. iU -, otycfa. -hunter, s.<br />
IbtffSfare ; en foni ftiat tiH en rit piia<br />
fot vengatnag jTuII. -teller, s. fvQj<br />
Fortune, v. n. tillbtnga fig, ^anfca.<br />
Fortuned, a. lydElig.<br />
Forty, a. fytatie.<br />
Forum, j. fotuni, torg.<br />
Forward, a. f criiiift ; titig ; fcjerf, <strong>of</strong>ots<br />
srigen; benrigen, pilTig; Dtiftig ; Ijajlig.<br />
-, ad. fraiiiat, utnr. -, f. a. be=<br />
s. jcrbfalt.<br />
Foster, a. f<strong>of</strong>ttanbe ; fcjiets. -bro<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
s. fojtetbtot , bibtor. -child, s.<br />
f<strong>of</strong>tetbntn. -earth, s. f<strong>of</strong>lcrjocb.<br />
-fa<strong>the</strong>r, s. f<strong>of</strong>letfabet. -mo<strong>the</strong>r, s.<br />
fefisriiioc ; aiitmn. -nurse, s. oiiiuin.<br />
-sister, 5. bifyfler. -son, s. f<strong>of</strong>lets<br />
fon; fcfletbncn. -, v. a. uppfojlto,<br />
uvpfiSba. -age, s. uppfeflton.<br />
Fostress, s. amma.<br />
Fougade, s. flabberniina.<br />
Foul, a. <strong>of</strong>nygg, tortig, fnufltg ; ff anb=<br />
lig ; riif lig, fui ; gt<strong>of</strong> ; Ingftribig ; gtuin=<br />
Ijg. -copy, s. otebig <strong>of</strong>ffrift. -dea-<br />
ling, s. bebtrigeti. -disease , s. renetiff<br />
fjuftcm. -faced, a. fut i an=<br />
fiqtet. -ground, s. batig nnfatbotten.<br />
-hawse,s.ttii^lnbtnnfatti:g. -mou<strong>the</strong>d,<br />
a. en foin afftib ococeltig. -page, s.<br />
en fiba fua nf trijcffel. -play, s. falfft<br />
fpet. -rope, J.cflrtrt tag. -words,<br />
s. pi l<strong>of</strong>a orb.<br />
Foul , V. a. orena , fmulfa ; grumlo.<br />
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-ness, s. orenligtjet, <strong>of</strong>nvggljet ; jiiigg.<br />
Foumart, s. bitter. [bet, fnliTljet.<br />
Found, v.a. gjura; grunbn, flifto, ons<br />
(rigga. [f al ; grunbfots.<br />
Foundation, «. grunbln'ggning, grunb=<br />
Founder, s. gjutore; fliftare, grunb«<br />
triggave, -, v. n. & a. fjunta Com<br />
ffepp fom rir Irirf); inift^cffl^; fong<br />
(bripfjufboni) ; trottfota (en bnfl) ; varo<br />
trottforb. -y, s. fmaltugn.<br />
Foundling, s, fi^nbing ; bittebarn.<br />
Foundress, s. fJifterffa.<br />
Foundry, s. gjutbu^, fmritthutta.<br />
Fount, s. T. b<strong>of</strong>jirifocr; en f<strong>of</strong>t ; brunn,<br />
fritfa.<br />
Fountain, s. falTn, fpr'ngfotfa ; catten*<br />
ftrinijn. -er, s, befotbrnte, beftrinijare.<br />
fonft; urfprung. -head, 5. grunbffilfa.<br />
-less, a. man brunnnr.<br />
Four, s. fi)rn. -cornered, -square,<br />
a. ft;tbi5rniib, fi)rfantig. -double, a.<br />
-nesSjS. tiSigOet ; fnabbbet, fatbigfiet;<br />
berebniffigbet ; ftninileg. -s , ad. ^ i.<br />
fprbubbcl. -fold, a. fyrfnlbig. -footed,<br />
a. furfotnb. -score, s. attoiio.<br />
fraiiiQt, marif)!<br />
Fourrier, s. unbcrjlj<strong>of</strong>qcarietmopare<br />
Foss, s. gt<strong>of</strong>, bife.<br />
Fourteen, a. fjorton. [furit.<br />
Fossil, s. 0. a. font uppgtrifpeg uc jcr= Fourteenth, a. fjortonbe.<br />
ten, niinetal. -coal,*, fienfol. -salt, Fourth, a. fjerbe.<br />
Fourthly, ad. fcr bet fjerbe.<br />
Fowl,5.fage[, fjriberfri. -, v.n. jTjuia<br />
faget, ga pa fogcljogt. -er, «. fagel=<br />
fangare. -ing, s. fagelbcffo. -powder,<br />
-shot, s. bnget ell. jTrot.<br />
Fox, s. rrif. -case, a. rafffinn. -cub,<br />
s. rafunge. -dog, s. raftjunb. -evil,<br />
5. bSteng utfallning. -fish, s. ett<br />
jTagg pff. -glove, s. (iten bla otons<br />
floio, bjatlra. -hunter, s. rafjrigare<br />
tnnbtjunfare. -tail, a. xa^\>ix^i.<br />
-trap, a. raf fnara ; taf fay.<br />
Fox, V. a. g'ora brurfen.<br />
Foxery, a. fTugbet.<br />
Foxish, a, |Iug.<br />
Foy, a. trobet.<br />
Fraction, a. bt^tning; liten bet; t»e.<br />
bragt; T. braf, brutet tot. -al, a.<br />
tiltboranbe, innebaHnnbe braf.<br />
Fractious, a. gratafiig. -ness, s.<br />
trarfjufa.<br />
Fracture, a. bcctt, benbrott; »anffap^»<br />
brott ; fyricfa. -, v. a. br^ta <strong>of</strong>, fr<strong>of</strong>fa.
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Fragile, a. btailig, i!i5t; fvng.<br />
Fraplity, s. fctntfUgljet; frogbet.<br />
Fragment, s. <strong>of</strong>btutet fti)ef« , utttag ;<br />
fmulo. -ary, a. fnnimanfatt af l)nr<br />
orf) Ber utbtutna ^))itn.<br />
Fragrance, s. ooOuft.<br />
Fragrant, a. tirittuftanbc.<br />
Frail, s. faf , tog ; faffotg.<br />
Frail, u. brad lig, fpng, fta^Iig. -ness,<br />
-ty, s. ft>ngf)et • f el, lijte.<br />
Fraise, s. ffan^pole.<br />
Frame, 5. faminonfnttning, bijggnab ;<br />
tiim ; fatiii; ftnHning0i'etf ; lo<strong>of</strong> tt<br />
form; v(an, ulfafl ; fiitt, art; tittfianb,<br />
finncsfiiiiiining. -knitter, s. firump^<br />
vnfonre. - <strong>of</strong> jewels, s. jupelfltin.<br />
-,v. a. & n. fotmern, bilbft ; intfitta;<br />
Vnffa i()cp ; infatta ; fammnnfatto, f6t=<br />
fnrta; uttonfa.<br />
Framer, *. iTapate, uvf«>»Qttattigt)et. - , v. a. beftia ;<br />
ftigora. -ment, s. beftie[fe. ^<br />
Franciscan, s. francisfanetuiunf, gtas<br />
iimnf.<br />
Frangibility, s. btncfligf)et.<br />
Frangible, a. btnilig, ffet.<br />
Frank , s. fribtef ; en Jronf (JtoniTt<br />
mi)nr) ; Stonf; frinflia. -, a. ftU<br />
f<strong>of</strong>tig, frimobig ; bvpenbjertig ; oti>unj<br />
gen. -almoigne, s. fi;tfcgo6«.<br />
-bank, s. entfate. -chase, s. vti»?u<br />
legium ntt jagn. -farm,*. obntgobS.<br />
-folds, «. tfittigM ntt beta va en <strong>of</strong>et.<br />
-incense, s. totetfe, totvetf. -law,<br />
$. loglig rcitt. -, v. a. beftia, frigota<br />
fcanfeta (ett btef). -lin, *. fogte;<br />
ftnlfemann. -ness, *. frimobigbet,<br />
bvvenbjcctigbet ; ftitiet.<br />
Frantic, a. tianetiig, tafonbe. -ness,<br />
s. urfinnig()er, raferi.<br />
Fraternal, «. bto6et(ig.<br />
Fraternity, s. btoberiTap, giffe ; enigbet.<br />
Fraternization, s. iiiebbrobetjTap.<br />
Fratricide, *. btcbetutotb ; biocermor»<br />
t>nie.<br />
Fraud, ?. bebtageti, ttolosfiet. -ful, n.<br />
Fre<br />
fpeffuff, (iflig. -ulence, «. bebtngKg.<br />
bet. -ulent, a. bctt.iglig.<br />
Fraught, s. ftnft, (aft. -,/>. &a. be=<br />
ftafiab ; full. -, v. a. befrafta. -age,<br />
s. |Tepvg(abning.<br />
Fraxinella, s. biptnn.<br />
Fray, *. faftning, flag^mal; o\?,ifenbf;<br />
gtal. - , V. a. fbtfTtacfa ; ffafra ; bru<br />
fla ; notaS.<br />
Fraying, 5. ffcrpa <strong>of</strong> hjottbctnet.<br />
Freak, s. gtiHtt. -ish, a. putmig<br />
m^ifua, bafiig-<br />
Freakishness, 5. egcnfinnighet.<br />
Freckle, «. ftafne ; finne. -d, o. ftafi<br />
nig. -dness, «. ftafnighet.<br />
Free, a. fti, oin(Ttanft ; lebig ^ bcf ciaB<br />
Vtioilegietab ; oppenbjettig; gifmilb<br />
-bench, 5. enfcfare. -booter, s. fri:<br />
bi)tarc. -born, s. fribcren. -cost,<br />
s. fTattftibct. -denizen, s. frta b<br />
gaten. -fold, s. tattigbet att beta pc<br />
en <strong>of</strong>et. -hearted, a. oppenb)«rtig<br />
-hold, s, fralfejotb. -holder, s.<br />
ftalfeman. -man, 5. fri nienniffn<br />
borgare. -mason, 5. ftinmrare.<br />
-minded, a. glabli^nt, fcrgfri.<br />
-school, s. friffcta. -spoken, a.<br />
fritalig. -Btone,s.cis>aberpen. -think-<br />
er, s. fritiinface. -thinking, s. fri.<br />
tanferi, otto, -tongned, a. frimoBig.<br />
-warren, s. jagatrattigbet. -woman,<br />
5. ftigjotb (lafoinna.<br />
Free, v. a. beftia, ftalfa, ftifcffa: T.<br />
lanfa, pumpa ut. -d, a. beftiab.<br />
-man, a. ftigjotc flaf. -stool, s.<br />
frifiaD. -dom, s. fribet) ptiuiUgiet<br />
lebigbet; otijunget c<strong>of</strong>enbe. - <strong>of</strong> a<br />
city, s. bctgarratt, natutalifeting. -<br />
<strong>of</strong> a company, s. maflatetattigbet.<br />
-ness, s. fribet; otuunget tsafenCe;<br />
bppenbjertigbet ; abeUiiOb.<br />
Freer, s. befriate.<br />
Freeze, v. n. a a. fri>fa, blifra i«;<br />
ft)la, ii'iita genoni f'olb.<br />
Freight, s. fraft, lap, fotlon. -, v. a.<br />
befrafta, (afJa. -er, s. iTeppstebatt,<br />
beftaftare.<br />
French, a. Jtanff, ^ranfuff. -s, ». !<br />
pi. ftanYcfet. -bean, s. calf? bona.<br />
;
Fre<br />
-br<strong>and</strong>y, «.ftnn|Ti btnntin. -chalky<br />
s. fiLMTunt. -cowslip, s. aurifel.<br />
-disease,5.i?fn«rifffjufcom. -grass,<br />
i. fclgebij. -honeysuckle, s. ett<br />
ftaoi^ ff<strong>of</strong>v^ec. -marigold, s. fmnnutgs<br />
to'^. -pox,s.i?cneriiT fjuftotii. --wheat,<br />
5. hirg. -ify, t'. a. fijcftnnffa.<br />
Freneric, a. tnfiinte, utfinnig.<br />
Frenzy, 3. tnfeii, urfinnigOet.<br />
Frequence, Frequency, s. <strong>of</strong>ta f6r=<br />
niMCt upvtepante; tiHopp, niiingS (<strong>of</strong><br />
folf :c.). [lig. -ly, . n. batto.<br />
Frim , v. n. vara i btunfi (cm bjortar<br />
cdj bdftfir).<br />
Fringe, s. fxani ; btam. -maker , s.<br />
fnbrinafate. -, f. a. befcitta intD<br />
f ran far.<br />
Fripperer, «. fidbiiidfrate. [[apvvi.<br />
Frippery, «. finbftanb; flabtr; ttafor,<br />
Friseur, s. bntft<strong>of</strong>art.<br />
Frisk, s. ffuit, Ijopp. - , a. lujlig. -,<br />
V. n. boppa, banfo onifcing. -al, s.<br />
luftfptiing. -er, s. Mnfelniobig nitn;<br />
nijTe. -et, s. teniifan pa en b<strong>of</strong>iciirff:<br />
ripre^. -iness, s. ytt, fjelfspni&igt<br />
ftingfptingonbe; ffutt ; munterbet. -y,<br />
a. [uftig, iiiuntec ; ijr.<br />
Frit, s. g(rt«fat«.<br />
Frith, s. baf^oif ; ffog.<br />
Frithy, a. fTogvif.<br />
Fritillary, s. frontilja.<br />
Fritinancy, s, quittting.<br />
Fritter, *. i5f»etblif\)et fiorfe ; pannfafa<br />
;<br />
<strong>of</strong>tfafn. -, v.a. flycfa, beta i fma bitar.<br />
Frivolity, s. fafdnga ; lojtigbet.<br />
Frivolous, a. f<strong>of</strong>dng, Idttfinnig ; obugs<br />
lig. -ness , s. fnfdnga, Icittfinttigbet<br />
Frizzle, s. barlorf. [lojligbet.<br />
Frizzle, v. a. ftifeta.<br />
Frizzier, s. bnrftiSfate. [bafa.<br />
I^TOypr. ftaii. to <strong>and</strong>-, fram od) lilT*<br />
Frock , *. ftacf ; tolt ; fap¥«0(f ; batnj<br />
flobnind.
168 Fro<br />
Frog, 3. gtcbn; ft<strong>of</strong>an i en I)aftf)<strong>of</strong>.<br />
-bit, s. bijblnb (Srt). -fish, «. quab=<br />
bo. -grass, s. gulfipva. -lidpper,<br />
s. fpottate (infeft). -lettuce,*. I;nftfi;ta.<br />
Froise, s. fp«(fpanfftfa.<br />
Frolic, s. (u(li9l)et; fflntnfi; upptSg<br />
;<br />
ffnlfflycfe. -, a. lufiig ; gliiCtig. -,<br />
v.n. vatamiinter; fpiIaputS. -some,<br />
a. glnttig, ffa(m|f.<br />
From, prp.f lean, <strong>of</strong>, unb«n. -amidst,<br />
jiiibt uiut. -among, blnnb, ibliinb.<br />
- within, inif tan. -without, ut=<br />
iftSn.<br />
Frondation, s. l<strong>of</strong>ning, l<strong>of</strong>brijtning.<br />
Frondiferons, a. l<strong>of</strong>tif, blabfuCf.<br />
Front, *. ftont, fpet^; cinne, vnnnn<br />
gtunbtitnin9;*tj«tfl)et, fcadtjet. -box,<br />
s. loge i fonbcn. -room, s. tuiit i<br />
ftrtiure be(?ubbinbe[.<br />
Frumenty, s. l)oett>riffing uieb nijblf.<br />
Frore, Frorne, a. frufen.<br />
Frump, V. a. befpotta, begabba.<br />
Frost, s. fr<strong>of</strong>t; rimft<strong>of</strong>}. glazed-, Frush, *. ftafan i en ()<strong>of</strong>}()<strong>of</strong>. - , v. a.<br />
gtnnfTi^. white -, tint, -nail, «.<br />
btcb, ietj<strong>of</strong>e. -work, *. r<strong>of</strong>iga figucec<br />
fnfcni pii frusna fonflettutot. -ed, a.<br />
ftufen, i^lupcn. -iness, s. fyla. -y,<br />
a. tiniuiig, fc<strong>of</strong>iig ; foafinnig.<br />
Froth, s. frnbgo, ffuni ; lijf} ptnt. -, v.<br />
a. & n. flunima ; ftflbga^. -iness, s.<br />
ffunimigljet ; l<strong>of</strong>i ptftt; fafangligljct.<br />
-y, a. ffuminig ; latt ; forgnngtig ; icm.<br />
Frounce, f. a. frufn. -, s. njiifa.<br />
-less, a. utom ti;nfot.<br />
Frouzy, a. unfen; fiiiut(ig; tbifnig.<br />
- hair, s. mdrl<strong>of</strong>yn.<br />
Froward, a. fbrttetdg, egin, tont, fut;<br />
nmlen; fiurfT, nii^pi«. -ness, s. el<strong>of</strong>t<br />
tpnnt ; ccefigljet ; na^ci^ljer.<br />
Fud<br />
Frower, *. fit ntt fli)fv>fl nicb.<br />
Frown, s. rrefig min. -, v. n. (upon,<br />
at) cijnfa, ftnrynfocipannnn, fefucui.<br />
Frozen, a. ftufen, fnU. - sea, s. 3>ft.<br />
Fructification , a. bcftuftning , ftufr*<br />
barljer. [fvuft.<br />
Fructify, v. a. & n. beftuftn; gifM<br />
Fructuous, a. ftuftfnm, beftuftonbe.<br />
Frugal, a. fpntfdm, tntftig.<br />
Frugality, s. niattligbet ; fpoifanilier.<br />
Frugiferous, a. ftufibat.<br />
Fruit,*, ftuft.affonifl; ttabftuft; ttab*<br />
ftuft ; i>inning, ni;ttn ; »etfan ; affaf}<<br />
ning; befett, fluttait. -bearer,*.<br />
fvuftbiuanbe ttab. —bearing, *. ftutts<br />
fam. -grove, *. alle af ftuftttab.<br />
-house, -l<strong>of</strong>t, *. ftuftfaniinnte.<br />
-seller, *. ftufiljanbtate. -stalk, *.<br />
blcmlTafr. -time, *. ftuftib ; ITotbiib.<br />
-age, s. ftuff. -erer, *. ftuftljanSi<br />
Inte, ffuftinangletfTa. -ery,*. f lufret<br />
;<br />
ftufif.iaate. -ful, a. ftufibat; ijfrets<br />
pbanbe ; ni)ttig. -fulness , *. ftufts<br />
fent
Fud<br />
Fudije, s. focePfinBntng ; Cogn; ptnt.<br />
!Fuel, 5. brrinfle. -, v. a. fotfe iiicB<br />
broniTc.<br />
[tis)()et.<br />
b'ugacious, a. fivftig. -ness, s. f[\)U<br />
Fugacity, s. obeflrinbigfjet.<br />
fFagh ! ^. fV ! fV ffnm !<br />
Fugitive, 5. fli)ftning ; ti;m:nn«. -, a.<br />
fliittij, fiDgtig ; laniMnpiiftig ; obepiiinBig ;<br />
rtiitMiite ; <strong>of</strong>lnfcig.<br />
Fugiriveness, s. obeftnnfiigljet.<br />
Fuyiie, s. fiign i iiiufif.<br />
Fulciiuent, s. Ofilopunft.<br />
Fulcrum, s. j^oD.<br />
Fullll. V. a. iippfyffa ; fuffborto, fuffan=<br />
ra. -ling, -ment, s. uppfvUning.<br />
Fill fraught, a. tiffrditligt fbtfe6&.<br />
Fulyeucy, s. glatisj, (Ten.<br />
Fulgent, a. glrinfanSf.<br />
Fulgid, a. gldnfnntf, gtittrnnte.<br />
Fulgour, s. glnn^.<br />
Fulguration, s. blirr, (jungnnte.<br />
Fulham, *. falffa tdrningor.<br />
Fuliginous, a. fctig ; inoif<br />
.<br />
tbfii, beibfa.<br />
Fumet, s. otenligOet eftet tSBjut.<br />
Fnmid, a. rbfig. -ity, s. Bunfligf)*!.<br />
Fumigate, v. a. tiSfo, betijfn; bal>Bo.<br />
Fumigation, s. tbfning, beriStning;<br />
Fulimart, s. ciltfatt; I)iaec.<br />
fpottfur.<br />
Full, s. fua()ct, fijannB. -, a. fuff, Fumingly, ad. uppbtagt.<br />
fuafomlig; tjocf ; fuaftdnfig. -ej'es, Fumy, a. t'bfig ; rusgiftmnbc.<br />
3. pi. flora Bgon. -face , s. fijffigt, Fun, s. (Tduit, puts; tiB«fbtbrif; lujiig*<br />
ttinBt nnfigtc. -moon, s. fuffnionen.<br />
-power, s. fuHiiingt. -, ad. fufft;<br />
tiUfulTo; allCeteg. -blown, a. futr=<br />
fomligt utfprucfen; ^inn. - drive<br />
(speed), i fuff f«tt, i fportpcnif.<br />
-eared, a. iitaiab (cm fn'D). -eyed,<br />
a. rtetiHjc. -faced, a. fyttig i nnfigtct.<br />
-fed, a.mnttnc, utfoBtoB. -laden, a.<br />
fu((=lflflaB, fua^nBBaB. -nigh, ad.<br />
n.iftan, ndta. - <strong>of</strong>t, ad. ganflfa <strong>of</strong>to.<br />
Full, f. a. oalfn tyg. -age, s.vctU<br />
fnreliin. -er, s. valfove. -scate, s.<br />
fj'omunf. -'s-earth, s. vaiHna. -'sherl),<br />
s. fung^lju^. -'s-thistlej<br />
-'s-weed, «. fatttiilet. -ery, s. vuill<br />
fU. I'nlfqsncn. -ing, s. i\Tlfning,<br />
-mill, «. va[fq\>flcn.<br />
Fully, ad. futtt; tia fullt; aHBeU^.<br />
Fulminant, a. BunBtanbe.<br />
Fulminate, v.n.^a. Bunbta, Ijunga<br />
fno.Ua (i femien) ; tungijta (en p<strong>of</strong>oe:<br />
Fun 169<br />
Fulmination, ». Ijungnnbe; BunBvnn*<br />
; befrnftelfe; fnoH. [tfanbe.<br />
Fulminatory, a. ijunganbe, forfftas<br />
Fulmine, v. n. BnnBvo, Ijunga.<br />
Fulness, s. fuCOet; iSfuetP'oB; molts<br />
Fulsome, a. cicf lig ; <strong>of</strong>yf! , ctutiig.<br />
-ness, «. obeI)ngligl)et'; ntfligOet.<br />
Fulvid, a. btnnbgut.<br />
Fumage, s. fpiscriiiigtet.<br />
Fumatory, s. jotBtbf.<br />
Fumble, u. a. & n. funiln; tiilpaftigt,<br />
Bcunitigt IjonBteta; fFcynfla; varn<br />
brl)BB; fjeffa. -er, s. fumlnce, fuffove;<br />
flapace.<br />
Fume , s. ri5f , anga ; vrebe. to be in<br />
a-, vnto nppbrngt. -, v. n. & u.<br />
gifva tiif iftSn fig ; afbunjta ; »«bga^<br />
l)et; ffrt(mfti)cte. -, v. a. gSvo nan nf.<br />
- up, (odfa, fijrteba.<br />
Functionary, s. einbet^nionn.<br />
Fund, s. fonb, flnt^jTulb; banf.<br />
Fundament, s. grunB, gtunbcal; f
170 Fun<br />
Funny, a. ffnnitfnm, to(ig.<br />
Fur, s. vel^i>etf; fldCiung (vo ffepp);<br />
grumg, fetiment. -, v. a. f<strong>of</strong>ita iii«6<br />
Furacious, a. tjufaftig. [peUoerf.<br />
Furacity, s. tjuf<strong>of</strong>tigOet.<br />
FurLelow, s. folbolnn. - , v. a. gnrs<br />
netn iiuB fnlbolnntr.<br />
Furljish, V. Ui voleta, ffutn, goto ren.<br />
-er, s. volerate ; ("nttftjort.<br />
Furcarion, s. fli^fning.<br />
Furchee, a. g<strong>of</strong>felfocinig.<br />
Furfur, s. ffctf i l)ufpu^er.<br />
Furfnraceous, a. ffDtfv ffnm !<br />
G.<br />
Gah, s. num. -, v. n. vtnta; Ijugo.<br />
Gabardine, s. tegnfnpvn.<br />
Gahhle, s. ptnt , fTobbet ; ot
Gag<br />
Gam 171<br />
Ga,L^ . frtfl?. -tooth, s. gigeltnnb. - Galled, a. T. ffainfilnb.<br />
f. ./. lii'gga f<strong>of</strong>le i iiiunncn \>c\ nagon. Galleon, s. gcljon.<br />
Gaire, s. vnnt, untictpani, fiifetOet; Galleri, 5. gnfferi; betarftn »figjn ; [aU<br />
I'f loifn ; lifarematt, yifirfinf. -, p. a.<br />
fcvpantci; flo vai>; fbrbinCrt fig tiff nn=<br />
yet; mala, -r, «. jufi«rote ; fTevv^=<br />
fiiiutfab. -,v.n. Mta futtifot, flnffn<br />
fig in I)oS fcuntimmsr. -ness , 4-. or:<br />
< ligbet. -ry, s. arli9[)et, galanteti;<br />
f tov()«rl)«t.<br />
tare, d)ot i fi;tfan.<br />
Galley, s. gnlet, gnieja; fabi;fn; T.<br />
ffepv'. -slave, s. gn(«r)Taf.<br />
Galliard,5. muntev, put^lufiig f.irl. -,<br />
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Gaix'n'le, f. «. frtitbi)VOt, buffcironet.<br />
frnm ; fa inf[\)tautt. - <strong>the</strong> day, »innn Gallimatia, s. gnUinintinS.<br />
fiittfTagct. - <strong>the</strong> wind <strong>of</strong> a ship, Gallimaufry, *. Oarfnint.<br />
vinnn Icfven. -able, a. fotii fon rinnng. Gallinule, «. fotl)ona.<br />
Gainful, «. fijttelatiig, ni)ttig. -n^ss, Galliot, s. gciliot, brigontin.<br />
5. fotfcelnftigrjet, innfl. -less, a. enijts Gallipot, s. vorflinsbuvf fa npotef;<br />
tig. -lessness, «. <strong>of</strong>5tbclnfiigl)«t. (efnoinn) np<strong>of</strong>effltc.<br />
Gainsay, v. a. fngn enior, bcfJrifia. Gallopin, s. fSf^pojfe.<br />
Gainsayer, s. iiiotfa'gnr«.<br />
Galloches, «. pi. gal<strong>of</strong>cfjet.<br />
Gainst<strong>and</strong>, v. a. motfto.<br />
Gallon, s. vntMrumatt (4 buteljet).<br />
Gait, s. iiag ; gong ; fFidf n'dt man gnr. Galloon, s. gnlon; btiint.<br />
Gaiters, s. pi. ^amo|Tor.<br />
Gallop, s. gntovp, fyrfptatig. -, v. n.<br />
fj Gala, s. gnffa.<br />
Qfltfcppera.<br />
•<br />
Galactite, s. tnjlHffltn, ©vanfT ftita. Gallow, s. galge. -tree, *. golge.<br />
Galangal, 3. gaigant.<br />
Galloway, *. ftivpnre, liten tibljafi.<br />
Galaxy, s. uint«rgatan.<br />
Gallowglass, s. [an^forar«.<br />
Gallianum,s. «tt flng^ glcinfnnbe, Ijvit; Gallows, s. pi. golge; golgfngel.<br />
nftuu en. rSbguit ^ottg.<br />
-clapper, s. gfligfSgel. [rfelflot.<br />
Gale, s. fultje, fti|T Ptnb. -, v.n. (away) Gallowses, s.pl. bi}iI)angfroc; T. be*<br />
Gale, 5. \i^xi. [go for f'ortig innD. Gaily, a. fom (lav gaffn, bitter, -worm,<br />
Galeas, s. ga(«a«.'<br />
Galoche, s. got<strong>of</strong>d;. [*. grSfuggn.<br />
Galeated, a. IjjeiniV'tijbb.<br />
Galsome, a. fortreilig.<br />
Galena, s. blygtong.<br />
Galvanic, a. galtxinifT.<br />
Galericulate, a. betridft mc6 f)innn. Galvanize, v. a. galfonifera.<br />
Gall, 5. gaffa; gaffblnfa; urcbe, fltgbet: Gamashes, «. pi. bainnjTcr.<br />
gntTapie. -bladder, s. galTblnfn. Gambado, s. bmiinffcr, fibfUtt; (uft»<br />
I<br />
-fly, s. ivawvfitM. -nut, s. gnff= fprang. [fpe(«re.<br />
(ipU. -,v. a. & n. gafffprringn fors<br />
; Gamble, v. n. fpeta Ijnfnrbfpcl. -r, s.<br />
otgo , f'orttetn ; affftubba huten ; tifpn Gambling-horse, a. fapprannare.<br />
ui>i) ; tifpa fig ; t>ata nng^lig.<br />
Gamboge, s. guntiuigutta.<br />
' Gallant, s. fuctifot, ftuntiiiMnersfatt; Gambol, s. luftfprnng; ftret, fpratt.<br />
tav'vet fot[ ; f agg va «i«foninn|len. -, a. -,v.n. I)cppa o(^ fpring« (nf gtdbjc).<br />
tiivver, beljjettoB; artig, b'<strong>of</strong> lig ; galnnt; Game, s. lef, fpel, tib«f6tbrif ; ITfimt;<br />
! n.<br />
fnt^; pnrti (i fpel); jogt, vitbbtob.<br />
-cock , a. ^tib^tupp. -keeper , s.<br />
ffoggvaftore. -leg, a. latnt ben. -, v.<br />
lefa; fpela, gnrfa«. -some, a.
172 Gam<br />
ffdmtfani, rolig, lufiig. -somenes, s.<br />
munt«rf)et. -ster, *. fpelotc, bobblate<br />
;<br />
ffrtiutare ; fjoto.<br />
Gaming, *. fpel. -house, s. fpetfju^.<br />
-table, s. fpelbotb.<br />
Gammer, s. guninta.<br />
Gammon, s. fFinfn; btnbfpft. -ing,5.<br />
T. bogfprct^puling; bebrrigeci.<br />
Gamut, s. iTnln i iiiufif.<br />
Ganch, v. a. vnla (en uit^tQfcnre).<br />
G<strong>and</strong>er, s. g<strong>of</strong>«, gS^fdrt. -goose, s.<br />
ftanbijtt.<br />
Gang, 5. banb, ttopp; flrbetsfcminantc.<br />
-way, s. gangborb. -, v. n. gn, ?(intrii.<br />
Gangiiun, s. grtngtium, ncrtifviilf}.<br />
Gangrenate, v. a. focotfiifa tiidbronb.<br />
Gangrene, s. fattbriinb. -, v. n. (In<br />
fig lia foabciinb.<br />
Gangrenous, a. fnHbronbattnb.<br />
Gantlet, 5. ftriD«()ontfTe ; ffolbnnbffe.<br />
Gantlope, s. gntlopp.<br />
Ganza, s. ett |Ing« v>ilb gn«.<br />
Gaol, ». fringe Ife.<br />
Gap, s. gap, oppning, genoiugang.<br />
-too<strong>the</strong>d, a. tflnblog, g(egtrinb.<br />
Gape, V. 71. gapn, gafpn. - at, f6r=<br />
gcipa fig pa ; beffoba lelpnftigt. - after,<br />
en ttribgotb. -er, s. Jrribgatb«nia|iate.<br />
-ing, s. ttribgQtbS(TbifeI.<br />
Garderobe, *. gntberob, flabrmn.<br />
Gare, .s. «tt fTngs" uff.<br />
Gargarism, s. gutgtfrntten.<br />
Garget, s. fripef}.<br />
Gargil, s. gnsfjufa.<br />
Gargle, «. gutgelMtten. -, v. a.<br />
Gat<br />
gurgtrt, ffoljrt niunnen : p«(o.<br />
Gargol, s. bnni (he« fmn).<br />
Garish, a. gittiranbe; taggig. -nesB,<br />
«. gtittet, falfF gtanS.<br />
Garl<strong>and</strong>, s. btcniflerftan^.<br />
Garlick, s. Icf. -eater,*, t<strong>of</strong> atari;<br />
geinen (atl. -peartree, s. I)agg.<br />
Garment, s. tlabet, flabning.<br />
Garner, s. fpannniolgbob. -, v. a.<br />
fotvara i fpannniaI:lbo6. [talja.<br />
Garnet, s. granat; T. flagtatfet eff.<br />
Garnish, s. fitat; tcfserf fting fat:<br />
ttaftering; fangelfe. -, v. a. fotfe<br />
nieb; garneta ; ptyba ; ftrinnna.<br />
Garnishee, *. T. rafbanb. [ning.<br />
Garnishment, s. firat, ptijbning : ftaun<br />
Garniture,*, gatnitur, garnering ; tiff«<br />
bcl'cr: grannlat.<br />
Garous, a. lifnanbe fifffpob; gele^lif.<br />
Garret, s. rinb, rinb^famniare.<br />
Garreteer, s. en fctu bor i rinten; bo*<br />
lig poet. [y. a. fbrfe nicb befafining.<br />
Garrison, s. garnifon, befrittning. -,<br />
Garron, s. flippare.<br />
Garrulity, s. jTabber, ptatfjufa.<br />
Garrulous, a. pratfam.<br />
Garter, s. fJtumpebanb, fnabonb;<br />
ffterfltrifra.<br />
ftcunipebanb^jocben. -, v. a. fafta<br />
Gaping, s.&a. gnpp, oppning, tentnn f!ruMipebanben; vt\)ha intb flrunipc<br />
gafpning. -fish, s. nribbgribbn.<br />
banb?=otben.<br />
Garh,s. btrigt, flabning ; (I)ern[fc.) Ijolm. Garum, s. fag <strong>of</strong> inlagt fiffar.<br />
Garbage, s. trintn, innannirite; ffrrite, Gas, s. gag. -works, s./j/. gaganfiaft.<br />
ocenligfjet. — , v. a. togn u( innnn= Gasconade, s. ITcijt. -, f. n. fTrappa,<br />
Garbel, s. golftilja. [niritft. (Trafla.<br />
Garble, v. a. fifta ; utOflljfl ; fotprringa. Gash, s. fftonio, bjupt for. -,v.a.<br />
-r, s. rifitatot. -s, s. pi. fftribe. bugga bjupa jTaror, jTara bjupt in.<br />
Garboil, s. oocDning, buffet:.<br />
Gaskets, «. T. befTaggfejfingar.<br />
Garden, s. trribgatb. -balsam, s. Gaskins, s. pi. ribbi^xor.<br />
bnlfaniin. -tillage, s. trribgnrb?irSf= Gasometer, s. luftartm atari.<br />
f
Gat<br />
-vein, 5. pocQ ub.<br />
Generalissimo, s. faltl)ctce.<br />
Generality, s. allmanOet; genernlitetet.<br />
- <strong>of</strong> men, be fleflo menniffoc.<br />
Generalization, «. foraHninnfiganbe.<br />
Generalize, v. a. forollmonliga.<br />
Generalness, «. nttmnnOei, aHinnns<br />
ligl.et.<br />
Generalship, s. genevol^oatbigljet.<br />
Generalty, s. gcnernlitet.<br />
Generant, s. alfitingstr<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Generate, v. a. fijba, nflo; fStorfafa.<br />
Generation, s. fiibfei, fovtplantning ;<br />
fingte, leb ; ninn^nlber; fefel.<br />
Generative, a. febanbe.<br />
Generator, s. alflrnte ; nifltingtiftnff.<br />
Generic, a. ett ftogte tillljBranbe.<br />
Generosity, s. abetniob, ftif<strong>of</strong>ligbtt.<br />
Generous, a. abelfinnab; lifiig (om<br />
bjur) ; Mlgcranbe.<br />
Generousness, «. ftif<strong>of</strong>tigOet.
174 Gen<br />
Genesis, «. ffapelfeb<strong>of</strong>m, 1 W<strong>of</strong>i^ fccf.<br />
Genet, s. ©Donff I)in9|i af flii>v
Ges<br />
Gesticulate, v. n. & a. <strong>of</strong>fjnfva fig,<br />
niittia ntbStBct ; ()atma, eftetapa.<br />
Gesticulation, s. nortaftign ntbi5rbev.<br />
Gesture, s. atbocB, Qtr)nft?rt ; ftopv^|inff=<br />
ninii. -, V. n. ni;rtja otborber.<br />
Get, V. a. & n. fa, befoiiiiiin, obrnga<br />
I<br />
fii}; fotonftalta; Ixmafriga fig; <strong>of</strong>vetJ<br />
tala; iTcijfa bett; foiiimii, binna tiff; ga<br />
ben; begifpafig, focfcgafig; blifva:<br />
nfla. - one's lesson, funna fin V. a. gora l)r.<br />
liiia. - <strong>the</strong> Letter, fi5c«fomiiia. - Gier-eagle, s. gaiiiom.<br />
with child, gbta mc& barn. - above, Gift, s. gafna, ffdnf ; fficf[igt)et, talang.<br />
bfpevttiiffii. - abroad, go ut, bli -, V. a. begafua. -ed, a. bcg<strong>of</strong>vab,<br />
gnngfe. - away, foimiia untan, fmi)=<br />
ga fig bott. - before one, forefouima<br />
«n. - down , ftign nc6 ell. iitfijtc. -<br />
from, af6taga. - in , infiica ; gn in.<br />
- into, intr.iinga; fimiga fig in. -<br />
<strong>of</strong>f, afcraga; f orijttra ; ttaga fig Ii)(f=<br />
ligt uc fpcUt. -on, ftamjTtiba. -out,<br />
foninia ut; utoerfla. - over, ga, foiiu<br />
ina bfpcc, iifpetuinna. - through,<br />
foinnia igenoiii , genonibrifwa. - toge<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
fbtfamla. - up, fia, ftiga<br />
ui'p ; uvPb'ifi'fl ; upppiirfa.<br />
Getter, s. foiu far, fijtffaffnt ; <strong>of</strong> late,<br />
ftainbtingate.<br />
Getting,*, uinjl, fi5cpotf»an&c ; aflelfe.<br />
Gewgaw, s. glitter, lappti, (eff<strong>of</strong>. -,<br />
glittranSe ; utan odtbe.<br />
Ghastful, a. failiQ. [farg.<br />
Ghastliness, s. fi5r|TradEIigf)et ; lif^<br />
Ghastly, a. Ijifflig, fa^lig ; blef, (if.<br />
f.itaab.<br />
Gherkin, s. »!ingurfa, fattgurfa.<br />
Ghost, i. anbe, fjal; fpdfe. -liness,<br />
, anbcligbet. -ly, a. nntelig ; fa^lig.<br />
fa<strong>the</strong>r, «. biftfafcer.<br />
Giambeux, s. pi. benOarneff.<br />
Giant, s. jrttte, refe. -ess, s. jattinna.<br />
-I5', a. jattetif.<br />
Gib, s, jlor outjJuren faff.<br />
Gibber, v.n. tala rotoaiiTa elf. otl;bIigt.<br />
-ish, s. rotvalffa, galiniatljia^.<br />
Gibbet, s. sippgalge; tpritbjelfe. -, f.<br />
« iipphanga; bfinga i galge.<br />
Gibble-gabble, s. fritberflabber.<br />
GiI)bosity, s. puifligbet.<br />
Gibbous, a. pudEelti^ggig, fuKrig.<br />
Gip 175<br />
Gibe, «. narri ; ban ; fiicforb. -,*>.«,<br />
da. (at) ffaiiira; befpotta. -er, s.<br />
Giblets, s.pl. Qaihai. [begabbare.<br />
Giddiness, £. finnbef, »)rfe( i bufoubet;<br />
oanfeitnob, onibi;tlig()et ; glabtigbet;<br />
tnnftb^bet.<br />
Giddy, a. i)r ; fringftinngnnbe ; <strong>of</strong>tabig ;<br />
tanf 16^ : <strong>of</strong>}i)rig. -brained, -headed,<br />
a. tonfiijg. -paced, a. tiact.lanbe. -,<br />
forfebb web ; talangfuff. [iJogn.<br />
Gig,5. gigg; fnorra; giga; ett flagg<br />
Gigantic, a. jattelif. [fiuaffratt.<br />
Giggle, f. n. fiina, le i injugg. -, s.<br />
Giggmill, s. t>alf(i«arn.<br />
Giglet, s. gtdbjeflidEa.<br />
Gigot, s, farlax.<br />
Gigs, s. f. Flap.<br />
Gild, p. a. fbrgi;ir«.<br />
Gilder, s. f 6rgi;ffarf ; giillen (iniint).<br />
Gill, 5. liintt nf ert balft qpntier* ryiiib;<br />
Gills, 3. pi. ftjTgdL [jcrbref ; flinfa.<br />
Gillyflower, s. fejranf, Ibffoja.<br />
Gilt, s. fi5rgi)ffning, -head, s. gulb»<br />
malate (fiff). -tail, s. gulbborfa.<br />
Gim, a. tdrf, ndtt. -crack, 3. tufens<br />
fonftndr. [paf.<br />
Gimbals, s, pi. bogtarne po en fjotoin»<br />
Gimlet, s. nafpare, banbborr.<br />
Gimmal, s. bogei. -bit,«.ringfinbfeb.<br />
Gimmer, .s. fonfiflyrfe.<br />
Gin, 3. gitter, fnffa ; pinbdnf ; ett fTagS<br />
pump ; enbd^rbrdncin. -, v. a. faiiga,<br />
fnnvja.<br />
Ginger, 5. ingcf hra. wild -, s. citpers<br />
ret. -bread, s. pepparfafa.<br />
Gingerly, ad. noggrannt.<br />
Gingerness, s. ncggrannbet; Ijmljet.<br />
Gingival, s. bijtanbe tiff tanbfott.<br />
Gingle, s. tiang, (lamnier; bjeffra. -,<br />
v. a. (t n. iTafa att bet f lingar ; flinga.<br />
Ginglymoid,a. b'branbe tiff benfogning.<br />
Ginglymus, s. benfogning.<br />
Ginnet, «. niulafna; flippare/<br />
Gip, V. a. taga ut inelfpotna.<br />
Gipsy, A-. Sigcnerffa, Jatetfla.
176 Gir<br />
Giraffe, s, gitnff, t(iiiie[opflrt.<br />
Gir<strong>and</strong>ole, s. nrinljusftafe.<br />
Girasol, *. fotro^ ; fclficn.<br />
Gird, s. ffirfcrfc. by -8, ad. <strong>of</strong>tnte.<br />
-, v. a. d n. oiiigjortn, oiii9ifv>n, in;<br />
ft>epa, oiittinga; Qifva ftiioKi. -er, s.<br />
tPiut'ietfe, ftovvn^- -ing, s. flritning.<br />
Girdle, «. %6tM, bfilte; infnltning.<br />
-bolt, s. biilU, lifgijr6f(. -, v. a.<br />
otugjovta. -r, «. gbtBehnflfotc.<br />
Gire, s. fr«ts.<br />
Girl,*, fliffa; mStigt rotjur. -ish, a.<br />
fpnnnrt tiff.<br />
Gise, f . a. bftierleinna, utl)i;ta.<br />
Gisle, s. pnnt ; giiTnu.<br />
Gist, «. nattlfiget.<br />
Gith, .1. ©vanfT jjeppnt.<br />
Give, v. a. & n. Qifva, ftHnfa , <strong>of</strong>im:<br />
Icnino, Bfv>er[atfl, inebCeln, tittftiiUci ; tiff-<br />
pribjn ; eft«tgifcn ; <strong>of</strong>tabfoiinurt, <strong>of</strong>fiign<br />
fig, toga flflTefc; ti)(fn cm ; (on, upon)<br />
onffllta, nngtipfl ; fovfogn fig tiff ; tora<br />
fig; flnfno; fiiialtaS. -back, troga<br />
fig titttflfn. - evidence, ritlnn. -<br />
JForth, utfvtibo, goto befont. -ground,<br />
'<br />
i>ifa. -into, bifnffn. -joy, IvtfonfPn. s. gla^flipare. -house, «. glaebDttn,<br />
- <strong>of</strong>f, uvpt)i>rn , <strong>of</strong>pii. - one <strong>the</strong><br />
slip, fmi)ga fig ifrSn en. - out, i'.t=<br />
glosbtuf. -man, s. g(a?!'.-,nr ,^o<br />
-metal, «. fnialt gln^. -work<br />
tclfl; fotegifva; nnnonftta. - over, gla^btuf. -worj:, s. fotaott.<br />
bftif vgifpn , <strong>of</strong>fia ifrnn. - up, uv
; Jleam,<br />
Gle<br />
s. f}ta(e; frininut. -, v. n.<br />
''j}tol>i, glimuia, fclnnffl. -y, a. firS=<br />
'<br />
'lantf, iTinirnnfce,<br />
rlean, 5. fviffta ox vS flfttn; nrfniwii.<br />
-er, .<br />
ovploiatc fanilnte. -ing, 5.<br />
;<br />
avr: tiling, -ings, s. pi. qunrUfcnt.<br />
ilelje, s. jott od> gvunb; vtePgorb.<br />
rleLj', a. tccfeig.<br />
irlede, s. 9I66, elbfij[.<br />
rlede, s. [jon^tjuf (fogfl)-<br />
Jlee, s. glnbjf, lufligljet; fFonit. -ful,<br />
fltnbje.<br />
luftig. -fulness, s. jiiunt
; :<br />
178 Glu<br />
Glum, a. ^nniifen, fnorrig, fiitmulen.<br />
-, s. furniulen (\nUU.<br />
Glut, s. iunit()ct, bfv>etflob ; nffiiiflf. -,<br />
V. a. & n. flufa; efvetlafifl, ninttn<br />
Vfirfn fiifc[.<br />
Glutinate, v. a. (joplimuici.<br />
Glutination, s. rjcptimninfl.<br />
Glutinative, a. Ooplimmnnte ; T. fjcps<br />
rtajnnbf. [I'igf'ft.<br />
Glutinous, a. flibbig. -ness, s. flibs<br />
Glutton, s. flociitnte, ft<strong>of</strong>fnrc; filfcn^,<br />
jnrf. -ise, v. n. f<strong>of</strong>ilja, fcaffa. -ouSj<br />
a. gtuv'fT, ftnfTnnte. -y, «. glupffljet.<br />
Gluy, a. fiiObig.<br />
Glyn, s. f. Glen.<br />
Glj^phic, s. T. rant, iitl^nlfning.<br />
Gl5'i)tic, s. groi^ut i ffen.<br />
Gnar, Gnarl, v, n. bniininn, ntotrn.<br />
-ed, a. fuff met fnlUnr, fnutat.<br />
Gnash , V. n. bita Ijiirct i , f.i ntt &et<br />
fiin[5vflv; fFiica tniiBct-, rafa. -ing, s.<br />
tontngniflnn.<br />
Gnat, s. niyggn. -flower, s. ftnnfcrr.<br />
-snapper, «. Pugfnng. -worm,*.<br />
en nvt nm(T. [be.<br />
Gnatlionical, a. fnuggnnfce; fiiiidEtans<br />
Gnaw, V. a. & n. gnaga, ffaffa iiicb<br />
th'nbccna; bitn.<br />
Gnome, s. gnoiii, bergflnbe ; tfinffpt<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Gnomical, a. gnomiff.<br />
Gnomonics, a. pi. gnomonifen, fonflen<br />
ott inrattn ttmfienflt.<br />
Go, V. n. gS, pign, fii'tbn^; tanbrft<br />
lyrfng ; betcriffn gn ut pn ; ; tncfrt till<br />
g<strong>of</strong>frt; tiirfa^. -a journey, goto en<br />
tcffl. -along, gn fin V'rig , faibn?<br />
ftnmnt. - about one's business,<br />
JTotrt fin fi)S(n. - back, brngn fig tia^<br />
bnfrt ; I'linta out. - back from one's<br />
word, toga fine otb tiabrtfd. - backward,<br />
ga bflftfinge^. - beyond, gn<br />
fiJrbi; <strong>of</strong>vieclrrtffa ; bebiaga. - for,<br />
go fbr <strong>of</strong>t l)«mtn, gn eftcr ; onfeij, gnffn,<br />
bnlliiS for. - forward, focifnrn ; gin-n<br />
ftniufieg. - near, nnlfMS. - <strong>of</strong>f, vn^<br />
fn unbnit ; bo; fn nffrittning. - on,<br />
forlfiufl. - out, fT<strong>of</strong>fnfl. - over, fnra<br />
cfi'fv; fin fig titt «tt onnnt Vflvli. -<br />
through , ttangn fig fmm. - upon<br />
Gol<br />
tick, taijo pS fr»bit. - with child<br />
I'nta OnfMnbt. - wrong, inipiaga<br />
bebrngn fig.<br />
Go, s. gang, [opp ; fh'tt. -hetsreen, «<br />
unbettjanblore. -cart, s. gangficl (fe<br />
bntn). -down,*, f ntt ; fliinf.<br />
Goad, s. orgiffef. -, v. a. f<strong>of</strong>a, bvifro<br />
Goal, s. mnl, rintiinint, fi)ftenin(.<br />
Goar, s. fit.<br />
Goat,*, get. -beard, -bread, -ma<br />
joram, *. fatf<strong>of</strong>i, bocfffogg. -chaf«<br />
s. tiniinernifln (infefi). -fish , *. »«<br />
filT. -hart, s. cfncpt borf. -herd,<br />
gelberbe. -milker, *. qvnUfnnrrff<br />
nnttfrtnfrn. -'s stones , *. pi. ftnnt<br />
ocf. -'s thorn, s. tvngant. -ish,<br />
fnt, fnttfefuir.<br />
Gob, Gobbet, s. frot bit; niunfuD<br />
-, V. a. (Tufa pii en gang.<br />
Gobble, V. a. & n. gluffa i fig ; (0(f<br />
font fnlfontuppen.<br />
Gobblegut, s. fcnffmre.<br />
Gobbler, s. frnffote ; fntfon.<br />
Goblet, *. bngnre, bvidebngnte,<br />
Goblin, *. bufe, fp<strong>of</strong>e.<br />
God, s. ®ub. -a-mercj', fet ©ut<br />
ffull; for intet. -bote, *.<br />
fi;rfpUgr. -child (son, daughter'<br />
a. gutbatn. -fa<strong>the</strong>r, *. gucfnbfi<br />
-mo<strong>the</strong>r, a. guiMiicbei. -ward, ac<br />
i nnfcenbe tilt ©ub. -wot, ©iii<br />
God, V. a. fotgubn. -dess, *. gubir<br />
nn. -head, *. gubeni , gubciiiligl)*<br />
-less, a. giibloci, cgubnfiig. -likCj<br />
gubfliit: fconr. -liness, *. gutligl)e<br />
fcomtjet, ()elig()et. -ly, «. flublig, ffou<br />
belig. -ship, a. gubont.<br />
Godwit, a. cotge[ (f.igel).<br />
Goggle, V. n. btign, ffefvn. -eye,<br />
glosoga. -eyed, a. glcfogb ; f i jf-<br />
Going, a.fip. gnenbe, gang; tc.:iffi<br />
'<br />
;<br />
Imfi'nnbe tillfinnb. I am -, i-'.! IK<br />
Gola, *. T. tffftn. ><br />
Gold, *. gulb, vfnningnr. -, v<br />
bene, nf gulb. -beater, i. ^ r"<br />
gni-^. -beater-skin, *. gu<br />
hinna. -bound, *. infnitnc<br />
-finch, 5. fleglitfn. -finei<br />
jTebove. -fish', *. gulbfiiif. -flowei<br />
1 gul
Gol<br />
; s. tergdinfe. -foil, s. bfnbgulB. -trlim- Good, V. a. gobfla.<br />
inier, s. gut glittetfnnt, fattguic. Goos<strong>and</strong>er, s. vt.iffnget.<br />
-hammer, s. groning. -leaf, .s. Hat-r Goose, s. gSs gasfpel ; ; ffvabbnrcS vr>a(i?i(ja. for - <strong>and</strong> all,<br />
meb nlTc. to make - , goMgi-Ha ; be=<br />
Bifn, pSjlS; geiiombriffa; nnfrnvn for.<br />
-,ai. bva, gobt. -,?. volnn! -liness,<br />
s. ffiinliet, fogring, ttliog. -ly,<br />
a.ffon,va(fer, fotttiifflig ; (ucflig. -,ad.<br />
fTont. -ness, s. gebl)ct, fioiii()ft, baniu<br />
()«tti9()a; fvaft, f<strong>of</strong>r. -s, s./?/. got«,<br />
ooror, fnfec, cgenbpm ; Inft, Inbbniiig;<br />
((usgetSb. -y, s. fata mor.<br />
;<br />
Gou 179<br />
s. berfit.ig. -tongue, s. jltflnbfiff.<br />
Gorcock, s. oaf.<br />
Gorcrow, 5. nsfr<strong>of</strong>ci.<br />
Gordian, a. ©ortifT. - knot, s. ©ocs<br />
sbiiTa fiipten.<br />
Gore, s. fit (i en ffjertn); finJIn; ftans<br />
nab blob. -, v. a. borta.<br />
Gorge, s. fraffa vo cnfngcf; fi^ntg;<br />
(I.igs oreiiig benfegning).<br />
bf. -ness, s. ffinnuer, g[ang, pvaft.<br />
Gondola, s. gentot.<br />
Gorget, J. ett flagg ftuntimuter5r)a(§s<br />
Gondolier, «. rct-tnte pa fti gonbot. Gorgon, a. inebug. [froge.<br />
Gone, p. nf Go. - in drink, bnirfen. Gorhen, 5. otrI)ona.<br />
- in years, altet|tig«n. - with child, Goring, s. T. gilning <strong>of</strong> ett fegel.<br />
^nfrnnbe.<br />
[fnnjunfave. Gorm<strong>and</strong>, s. frnffntc.<br />
Gonfalon, s. fyvfotmnet. -ier, s. Gorm<strong>and</strong>ize, v. a. fvnffn, ftufa.<br />
Gonorrhoea, s. bioppet-<br />
Gorse, s. ginf}-, ul;v envcpaeug.<br />
Good, s. gcbt, gngn, fecmnit : aTfinant Gory, a. gon-fuff, btobig, iiiorbijT.<br />
bfijla; bi;gb. -, a. {pomp, hettei*, Goshawk, s. I)'6f, flng()i5f.<br />
sup. Lest) geb, fccin, vnlgovanbe ; lit(= Gosling, s. ga^unge; Ijange (pa ttab).<br />
rSrflig; teqv>nm. -a-Learing, s. £>nl= -weed, s. fndrjgtfi^.<br />
Gospel, s. eyangeliiini. -, v. n. gota<br />
fconi. -lary, a. tec[ogi|f. -Ier, s.<br />
font upplafcc evangclium ; cvangclifi-.<br />
Gossamer, s. T. ftna ttabar ifc6()uS;<br />
HMununtvab (fpinbclvaf).<br />
Gossip, s. mcbfabbet; vrntninferffa.<br />
-, V. n. pfabbra, fTobbto; britfa bl;ttd(.<br />
Gosting, s. frapp.<br />
Gothic, a. ®otiff, gainuiatmobig.<br />
Goud, 5. vicjbc. [nieb Ijalfjccn.<br />
Gouge, s. Ijnlfjern. -, v. a. utl)nlfa<br />
Goujeres, s. pi. »enerijT fjufa.<br />
Goul<strong>and</strong>, s. ringbloninin.<br />
Gourd, s. futbiiS, fatlenmetcn; runb<br />
flaiTa; taming, -worm, j. [efiievmafT.<br />
-iness, s. fpatt (i Ijaflen^ ben).<br />
Gournet, s. vbtfimpn (fiff).<br />
M2
180 Gou<br />
IrtH; eft«tgifDenO«t. -or, «. regent,<br />
ftyre^nifln; fiatOnffate, (ontslj<strong>of</strong>ting.<br />
Gown, s. f (citning ; longvc
Gra<br />
s. :'riift>irna.<br />
Grapes, s./J^. fpvitt (f)nf?fjuta).<br />
Graphical, a. ompn&Iig.<br />
Grd}iliumeter, «. vnnfelmntave.<br />
Graiinel, s. ttogg, litet anfat; jetnnns<br />
f,v . on iiiur.<br />
Grajijile, s. bat«t)afe, flntetOnfe. -, v.<br />
-J. it n. grnbba, fjnfa i; I)nKa fnjl<br />
tiMKMj, Oti.Min«.<br />
Grappling, s. fn|!Oafning. -iron, s.<br />
rif: gconfTci. -iness, s. g>vainni]. -shot, s. tvufliagel. -stone, snte. -stone, *. gvnf^cn. -, a. nlfs<br />
;<br />
pnrfnni : fccjinnbig ; ftWiubig ; aotbig ;<br />
gvcf (ton). - olent, *. ^Mh (ufionbe.<br />
-, V. a. & n. grnfya; ingtnfsa, uts<br />
Ougga, riffa, gvnv'era ; begtafiin. - a<br />
ship, fnlfatta, batpijjfn ett fTevp. -lyj<br />
ad. ntfpntligt, meb v>nttigl)er.<br />
Gravel, *. gtu^, gr<strong>of</strong> fanb; blflSften;<br />
T. ftngelgrunb. -pit, *. fntibgrep.<br />
-, v.a. fanba, beprb iiieC font elt. gru(><br />
:<br />
i<br />
.iiiMl-iite, jftnflnnivo.<br />
fi>r>?irra. -ly, a. fanbig, gtufig.<br />
Graveness, s. sBrbigbet, nfftmt; ti^ngb.<br />
Grapy, a. full llu^ tcufper.<br />
Graver, *. grnc'or, fppvnrpitfnre ; bi[b«<br />
Crrasp, s. tag, gcevp ; Ijantfuff; Pnlb ; buggaie gt<strong>of</strong>pirfef.<br />
;<br />
ivaiuj. -, V. a. & n. fattfl i, met I)an= Gravid, a. bnfynnbe.<br />
ten jiiM; cftevflvafvn.<br />
Gravidity, *. Ijafi^anbe ijITfiiinb.<br />
Grass, «. gin^, l)'6, grn^iiintf. - <strong>of</strong> Graving, *. gvavcring, fopvnvfJicfning<br />
Parnassus,*. ftSttetblonifler. -cock, inltDdf. -tool, *. gt<strong>of</strong>ftirfel.<br />
J. liim ryovnlm. -green, a. grri^gion. Gravitate, v. a. ttyia tiff en »i^<br />
-hopper, s. gvngljovpa. -plantane, vunft ; fvngta. [ftaften.<br />
s. ciiucet. -plot,*. liteii gvfl^bewn-t Gravitation, *. triicfning; T, li)ngb»<br />
\\M\-. -poly, s. ennrt V'lMejfl. -week, Gravity, s. tl)^g^, »igt ; nUrar.<br />
i. bonvccfa. -, v. n. blifpa gt'on, gvo^^ Gravy, *. fnften nf f<strong>of</strong>abt eff. fteft fijtf.<br />
Gray, *. gvStt, gen fnvg. -, a. grn,<br />
afffiu-gaD; gvSljnvig. -heard, *. gams<br />
nial gubbe. -hrock, *. gcrifft:>in, gvrifs<br />
ling, -fly, *. en art btom«. -friar,<br />
*. fapucinetmunf. -horse,*. ITijmmel.<br />
-hound, *. vinbibunC. -mill, *.<br />
Ifitta (ort). -ish , a. gvnaftig. -ling,<br />
*. batcfif. -ness, *. gtanab, gvab«t.<br />
Graze, v. n. & a. flappa pS bete ; beta,<br />
afbcta; fnubba tntt fovbi (oni fulov).<br />
Grazier,*, en fom betac beiTap tiff <strong>of</strong> fatu.<br />
Grease, *. fctt, flett, fmSrja; fpatten (i<br />
Onjtat* ben). -, v. a. fm'otjn, be|}vi)fa<br />
meb fett.<br />
Greasiness, *. flottigbei, fmetigbet.<br />
Greasy, a. flottig, fnietig ; fett, liarf.<br />
Great, a. jtoc, v>it, beti;tlig; t>orbnnt«»<br />
»drD; affmdn; namnfunnig; fiotfint;
182 Gre<br />
.<br />
j^rnftig; fottrcgen; Onfrnnfce, rntb: Grenadier, a. grnnabiSt.<br />
fnirtrtflnte. a -way, S'itt. -with Gresling, s. finivn.<br />
child, fjnfvnnbe. a -many, Peve, Greut, s. en malniatt.<br />
iiinngft. a -deal, gnnffa iiiiiift. a Gre}', a.<br />
f. Gray. [ntef.<br />
- while, pa Icingt nnr. -bellied, a. GrideUn, a. & a. gtebelin, linbton<br />
I)afi?nntc. - gr<strong>and</strong>fa<strong>the</strong>r, s. fovfdve Gridiron, a. bnlfler.<br />
fat. - gr<strong>and</strong>son, s. fonfcn* fon. Grief, a. fcvg, befi;mnicr, fmotta." ta. 1<br />
-hearted; a. Oc()jn ftotro.<br />
-ly, ad. i l)og gtftb. -ness, 5. fiovs<br />
het, vibb; ribcliiicb.<br />
Greaves, s. pi. fcen« «II. fotpfliifnr.<br />
Grecian, a. ©refiiT.<br />
Grecism, s. ®vcfiiTi tnlffii'tr.<br />
Gree, s. tyrfe, bc(;ng.<br />
Greece, s. @rffornf}en; ci'ettanb. -ing, a.<br />
njuggbet. -mill,.?, mjotqvatn. -stune,<br />
a. q^jarnften ; flipften.<br />
Grinner, a. gtiuate.<br />
Gi-inningly, ad. gtinanbe.<br />
Grip, a. litet bife.<br />
Gripe, s. tiffgtipvning, gtepv<br />
bantfuff; befi)mniet, fotg. -s , /•/<br />
fnipningat i ineIf\>otna. -, v. a. ft n<br />
gripa, fatta, bolla faff; nfJnbfcnimn fo^<br />
(if; bafra fnipningat ; "^axci. girig. -r,<br />
*. bfobfugate, ocfrate.<br />
;
Gri<br />
Griping, s. folif.<br />
,<br />
iGripingly, a. fnnt, gitig, gviponfce.<br />
•Gripple, a. fn.it. -ness, s. 9irig()et,<br />
Giis, s. gtftverf. [fnatfjet.<br />
Grisamber, s. ninOta.<br />
Griskin, s. Oatffraft frinvijgg.<br />
Grisly, a. gtaslig, forffvacflig, gtufag.<br />
Grist, s. iitnli), fab font ffall mci(n«;<br />
I'tet ; vvosiflnt. [rigfcn.<br />
Gristle, s. bt<strong>of</strong>?. -ness, s. btcfTafs<br />
Gristly, a. bv<strong>of</strong>lfiifiig.<br />
Grit, 5, gtug; grl;t; fli; ft(fv>iin. -tiness,<br />
s. gvudnftigOet. -ty, a. fnntig,<br />
Grizelin, a. toBfclef. [9t"f'9-<br />
Grizzle, s. gta fiirg. -, a. gvS.<br />
Grizzly, a. gcnaftig.<br />
Groan, s. jniinnec, »ef(agan. - , v. n.<br />
jlanfa, jfimra fig, ftnga; ffvifa fom en<br />
lijoit. -ful, a. bfflnglig, j.iiiinitrlig.<br />
Groat, s. Sngafift inijnt <strong>of</strong> 4 v«nc{ pnr=<br />
te ; tappri. -s, s. pi. {)afxtQr:))n.<br />
<strong>of</strong>otnuftig. -lessness , s. gtunbloij^<br />
Grocer, s. fti;Ctfciiinnve. -y, 5. fpe= I)ct, obe(>i^ligI)et,<br />
cri()anCe(. [pntten. Groundling, s. fimpa; buinOufeub.<br />
Grog, s. grogg, m bri^cf nf rout ocfj fnlt Group, s. giupp, fdifc. -, v. a. ctbnn,<br />
Grogram, Grogran, s. ett (lag^ ti;g. Grouse, *. bjetpe. [fanimcinftfilfii.<br />
Groin, s. Ijumffo, gtenen; tn;n«. Grout, s. gt<strong>of</strong>t jiijiJC, gtbpe; btngg,<br />
Groniwell, «. fienfio.<br />
gtummet; o'dtt. -nol, «. bumljufuub.<br />
Groom, s. uppnffate, fliittbrnng ; btubs Grove, s. lunb, liten ffeg.<br />
guninij. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> stole , s. fi5tjlc Grovel, v.n. fti;pn, ftaia; I'nta nebrig<br />
fnmmnvjunfiire. -porter,*. fotnnnifJc fniiiftnte. -ler,«. fom ftoint, nebrig<br />
bort>?aftaven rib Ijcft^et.<br />
Groove, s. fpanf, uiliSlfab fntn. -, v.<br />
a. fpanta, utIjSlfa. -d, a. viintab.<br />
Groover, s. gcufarbctnte, betg^iiian.<br />
Grope, V. n. & a. faiiitn, tt«fta fig<br />
ftnni ; gvipa.<br />
Grosljeak, s. fisnfnntf (fag«l).<br />
Gross, s. bft tjeifafJe, fornnmfln <strong>of</strong> nS=<br />
get ; en gte^ clf. 12 biiffin. -beak, 5.<br />
bnibvafate (fnlf). -headed, a. bum.<br />
-weight, s. bnittovngr. -, a. tjodf,<br />
gt<strong>of</strong>, puffig; fniutfig; obclefvnb; oin^<br />
fftanft ; onnftanbig. -ness, s. tjoifl;et,<br />
Vuffi9^et; pdiiiipOet, bumtjft.<br />
Grot, s. grottn.<br />
Grotesque, «. falTfam, Ilijiig, inbuns<br />
bnlig. -work, s. gtctegfn ftguret (i<br />
mntn. 0. bi(bl).).. -, s. gtotesfet.<br />
Grotto, s. gvotm, (jnln.<br />
Grii 183<br />
Ground, s. gtunb, bott«n ; ;otb, nfer,<br />
«gi>r, tomt; folium: uppriiinning ; |Tngs<br />
fiiU; T. fii'tt; partctv. -s , s. pi. bots<br />
tenfnt§, btagg ; fL'rpn (nrcgrunbocna.<br />
-ash, s. ungt <strong>of</strong>ftrnb. -Lait, s. ftffs<br />
bele. -floor, s. luberiln iiSningcn.<br />
-ivy, s. jotbrcf. -malt,s. btnf, mriff.<br />
-oak, s. ung ef. -pine, s.Piib ci)pv«p.<br />
-plate, s. tccffd. -plot, s. gtunb:<br />
titning; grunbfafle. -rent, s. grunbs<br />
rnntn, tomtoren. -room, s. rum i nf=<br />
berfJn cSningen. -sel, s. tcL^ffe[; T.<br />
boott. -selling, s. gtunblriggning.<br />
-tackle, s. grunbfncf ingc. -work, s.<br />
grunbpnl, unSering ; fijifla orfafen.<br />
-worm, s. metmnji, bnggiii<strong>of</strong>T.<br />
Ground, i'. a. grunba; fiobo; fcifta i<br />
haiin ; flSta po gtunb ; unbftvifa.<br />
-age, s. onfntpcngnt. -ing,«. fiJHjnIa<br />
ning. -less, 0. gtunbt'65, ogtunbab,<br />
fniiiftate.<br />
Grow, v.n. &a. »n>a, triffn^, f'orf<strong>of</strong>va<br />
fig ; ftomfomma ; gto; biifvn ; natiifa<br />
fig; vtnnteta, obla. -up, uppt>aya.<br />
-ing, s. Viiyt, tifftaganbe, fiivf<strong>of</strong>tan.<br />
Growl, V. n. mwwia, motta, gtiiiln,<br />
fnota. -er, s. ptsfig menniffe.<br />
Growth, s. t'djn, fiitf<strong>of</strong>tnn ; befovbvan.<br />
-halfpenny, s. b<strong>of</strong>fap^tionbc.<br />
Grub, s. ma\t, (otf, falmnff; b»nrg. -,<br />
V. a. (up) uppgtnfca. -l)age,s. Ijada,<br />
tolDta. -her, s. t^ebljuggnte.<br />
Gruhble, v. n. & a. fniia; tjibt'ota.<br />
Grudge, «. ogg, gtott; <strong>of</strong>unbfjufa; fitfs<br />
ft<strong>of</strong>. -, V. n. flfunbn*, iiii^unnn, ogct*<br />
nfl gifpa; fnotta, Mta mipnijjb; vS*<br />
Grudgeons, s. pi. fli, fabot.<br />
Grudger, s. nfunbfom niennilTc.
184 Gru<br />
Grudjfing, s. gvoll, nfunfefjufn; i)tn\:<br />
Uiit .beg.ir; fi;iiivtoiu (if en fjuftom.<br />
-Ij^, ad. frUMViinfcf, iiieC clufl.<br />
Gruel, s. Iiflfrefoppn.<br />
Gruff, a. vrffig, iiiuten; grcf. -ness,<br />
.9. iMttterljn, I'tefigljct ; 9vcf()et.<br />
Grumble, v. n. (at) grain, fnotfl, be.<br />
tinga fig lifvcc. -er, s. vtefig nienni|Te.<br />
Grumblin!,', a. • [)ei fnotdg.<br />
Grume, «. fliiiip (af 0(cB :c.)-<br />
Grumous, a. ijoif, Icpnnb. -ness, s.<br />
Gruiulel, s. finipa. [tjcifhei.<br />
Grunt, J. gri;iiitning. -, v. n. gii^nitn ,<br />
fiiinfn; fnftivn. -er, s. grl)iiitare, vot=<br />
fimpo. -ing, a. gryintonte.<br />
Gruntle, v. n. gv:l;mta.<br />
Gruntling, *. gti«.<br />
Gry, s. Un'V'ti. [l)o[(«.<br />
Guaiacum, s. fcnnf<strong>of</strong>enf)o(t«, t)0(fen=<br />
Guarantee , s. [bfte^mnn , botgcn ;<br />
himniiwan.<br />
Guaranty, s. nnfrnvigtjet , botgen;<br />
heuuil. -, V. a. gn i botgert fijr, nn=<br />
fv^nt>1.<br />
Guard, s. vnfr, votb, beffytS ; forfigtig=<br />
I)ef; focmyntietjTnp ; flriffning i frift;:<br />
mng; falS i en b<strong>of</strong>. -boat, s.<br />
vflftiTepp. -chamber, -room, «.<br />
naftfJugrt. -house,*, t^nfibu^. -ship,<br />
*. Viiftffepp. ',v. a. & n. vnitDn, \>nfs<br />
10. , fotfrnrn ; (against) !>arn v.i fin<br />
»Qft. -age, s. uppfigt. -ant, s. vdU<br />
taie. -edly, ad. vjntfantligen. -edness,<br />
s. »>nrfnni()et. -er, s. vnUaxt,<br />
bevnfnre. -ful, a. fotfigtig. -ian, s.<br />
f'6xim)»l(it< , inat^ntnn; fotv>n[fnre. -,<br />
a. ffntbnnbe. - angel, s. (Tiibbeengel.<br />
-ianship, s. f ijnniinbetiTop , vaxi>.<br />
-less, a. \satnm. -ship, s. beffi;bB<br />
; ;<br />
bcvnfance.<br />
Guary-miracle, «. mirafetfpet. [fiuft.<br />
Guava, Guiava, s. en nrt Qfmevifnnff<br />
Guliernation, s. regering, f}i;relfe.<br />
Gudgeon,*, fimpn; enfalbig floifnre<br />
lorfnmt; bu(t.<br />
Guerdon, s. ion, loebeignttning.<br />
Guerite, s. v<strong>of</strong>tfuc.<br />
Guess, 3. gif-ning. -, v. n. (at) gififl,<br />
fetn.oca, fluia litt.<br />
Gum<br />
Guest,*, acij}, fcimnianbc. -chamber,<br />
*. gnPtum. -rite, *. gnfliDanirnv.<br />
Guggle, V. n. Irttn tlunNflunf. [ii.-n.<br />
Guitlage, *. bubbatave -. eff. vngi'lface. i<br />
Guidable, a. liibig.<br />
Guidance, *. onforanbe, \>iig(ebning.<br />
Guide, s. prigoifare, lebfrtgnte, anf etnte.<br />
-, V. a. nnfctfl, fJytfl, Uia. -less, a.<br />
iitiin anfi5rate. -post, s. miipolpe.<br />
Guidon, a. ftanbrtt; fiinbrif.<br />
Guild, s. gitfe, btfbetiTop ; fftS. -ball,<br />
s. rob()Ufet i Sonbon. -er, *. .pcU.mtjf<br />
gi;Hen.<br />
Guile, 5. lijl, bebnngeti, fntffhet. -ful,<br />
a. beBr.iglig, liflig, fcttribiff. -fulness,<br />
*. bebrngligl)et , lijligftet. -less, a.<br />
utnn fvef. -r, *. bebtngnte.<br />
Guillem, GuiUeraot, *. fotl)onn.<br />
Guillotine, ». I)a[^l)uggning^siiifltu»<br />
Guilt, s. brott, ffulb, mi^geicning. -iness,<br />
s. btottfligljet, fTiilb. -less, a.<br />
cffDriig. -y, a. fri)lbig, btcttslig.<br />
Guimp, s. tu |Ing* fpet^.<br />
! per,<br />
I fvin;<br />
Guinea, *. gine, Sngelfft gulbniijnt.<br />
-corn, *. biv*. -fowl, -hen, *. petsJ<br />
M
Gum<br />
gnnt. - lac, «. guiiinii laan. -, v. a.<br />
bcriv'.ifa )ii«6 guniiiii.<br />
Guiiimosity, j;. fStitgtiet.<br />
Gfiiniraous, a. guinuiiavtaD , fliOfeig,<br />
tcitu}.<br />
[ligfjet.<br />
Gumption, s.vulg. larnftigtjet, jTicfj<br />
Gun, i. ffiutgeiiar, bojfii, fancn, fancii;<br />
iTerr. -barrel, s. bopviva. -charter,<br />
5. ftufiitatt. -metal, s. fJiidfo;<br />
gi;. -powder, s. fviit. -room, s.<br />
li\dii vn ITevp. -shot, s. ffott, (fclij<br />
I'.^ll. -smith, s. bopfuufc. -stick,<br />
5. uiccftci. -stock, 5. be^felf. -wale,<br />
V. 'Tantiiidf. -worm, s. frai*. [iixi.<br />
Gunnel, s. [oppct i en fanon ; T. ffiin=<br />
Gunner, s. fonftav«t, arfliniaflnce<br />
•"r :a;unfate; bbpni<strong>of</strong>ate. -mate, s.<br />
\ "r.U'et^mnt. -y, a. artitteviyeten^<br />
Guiile, V. n. 4)or{a (om «n bntfj.<br />
Gurnard, Gurnet, s. rotfiiiivn.<br />
Gush, s. fltlnn, ffljffllf. -, v. n. ^ a.<br />
out) ftvijmiiin, utbtifJa, uppfiiffn.<br />
Gusset, s. ncmfpjnff \>°a en ffjotta ; fit;<br />
fall. [fnll>?int). -able, a. fmnflig.<br />
Gust, s. ftnnf, biSjelfe; nttn; Pntevil,<br />
Gustation, s. fninfnnDe.<br />
Gustful, a. fuiaflig.<br />
Gustless, a. <strong>of</strong>mnflig.<br />
Gusto, s. ftnnf.<br />
Gusty, a. flctmig.<br />
Gut, s. tariit : inogen ; f taffeti. -S, s.pl.<br />
iiulfuor. greedy -,«.frajfntf. -scraper,<br />
s. bitfiuiv*, ialig t?iolinfv'f(ate.<br />
-string, s. tatmfitnng. -tide, s.<br />
f<strong>of</strong>ibng. -wort, s. cli^c(.>o^ium. -,<br />
V. a. tnga ut innfoorna, utfft<strong>of</strong>via.<br />
Gutta-serena, s. ftjnrta j^atren (ogcn^<br />
Guttated, a. fllt^^tup^^. [fjuftoni).<br />
Gutter, s, tnftannn, "ottentoc. -lane,<br />
s. fttupe, fvnig. -ledge, s. 2'. luif=<br />
farf
!<br />
186 Hab Ha m<br />
Habitude, s. tonn; fnvtigfjet; fijttto^ Half, s. fjalft, Oalfpait. -blood, s<br />
(igdet.<br />
HabnaL, s. (Tunip. -, ad. pa mSfo.<br />
Hack, s. fob«t()a(f; l^nda; f)i)tyn9n;<br />
IjVtbnfr ; ftjott.<br />
Halibut, s. Iielgefluntta.<br />
Halidom, s. ten rjelign jtingftun.<br />
Halimass, s. aUljetgonatib.<br />
Halituous, a. biinftig ; vbfig.<br />
Hall,5. fal; potfliigo; fatong ; fefficn^*<br />
rum ; ting^flugn. -day, s. feffion^tag.<br />
Hallelujah, «. (joaelujat).<br />
Halliard, j. T. faff, Iji^iag.<br />
Halloo, i. OaHe! -, v. a. & n, jnga<br />
meb ftcj ; (ciffl titt fig ; toya fjaffo.<br />
Hallow, V. a. ()elga.<br />
Hallucination, s. itting, fetfieg.<br />
Halm, s. I)alm, fita.<br />
Halo, s. [\\\i ting ; mSngStb; ttabetfol.<br />
Halser, a. T. pettlina.<br />
Halt, s. bolt, flinaftaente. -, a. i,a[\,<br />
lam, (infante. -, i. (jalt! -, «<br />
battn, (infa ; gota l)a(t ; itefa. -ei<br />
Hah, i. IM<br />
tannfnnra, ga(gtep gcimma. ; -sick,<br />
Hail, *. fjrtgcL -shot, s. btufhaget, a. (jangvatb. -strap, s. grimffaft.<br />
(Trot, -stone, s.OngeL -,a. ftifl, funt. -er, V. a. pSfiitta gtimnin; infnntjn.<br />
-, f. imp. & a. I)ngln; Oelfa; vrejo Haltingly, ad. dingfnmt.<br />
(ett ftrttniiianfce ffepp). -, i. l)el! U)da Halve, V. a. baifueta.<br />
tiH! -y, a. beftaente af I)oge(. Hal}'ard, s. T. farbet.<br />
Hair, s. (jot; Ijatfita; tagel; Oovft; Ham, s. l)l>ft ; by ; ifinfa.<br />
l/l2bel nf en linie. -bell, s. ctt fl<strong>of</strong>l? Hamadryad, s. iTogsnymf.<br />
Ijnacint. -brained, a. utfinnig. Hamate, a. infnatab, fi5tpe
Ham<br />
Hamstring', s. h<strong>of</strong>a, f«neti i bafOencn.<br />
-, p. a. (lafn ; f orlfiiiin.<br />
Hanaper, s. ilnt^fnffa.<br />
H<strong>and</strong>, s. I)nn6 ; fnijtnaffe ; fiba ; matt<br />
<strong>of</strong> 4 tiiin;()nnbSb«tt;ii-aft; 1li(; i I'linb «mcl[an. -down, <strong>of</strong>vei-Ieiiiua.<br />
- in, infuintiga. - over, utrjnntiga.<br />
- <strong>the</strong> sails, bcjlo f«g[en. -icraft, s.<br />
I'anMt>erf. -ily, ad. beOnn&igt. -iness,<br />
s. f,u-Mgl)et, bet)nnfcig()ct. -iwork,<br />
s. Iianbnrbctc. [-, n.ijbiif.<br />
H<strong>and</strong>kerchief, s. buf, t)n(6buf. <strong>pocket</strong><br />
H<strong>and</strong>le, s. Ijanbtag, ffnft, oirn'e; foic=<br />
\.\inbning. - , v. a. I)anbtetn, iMbvLna;<br />
flf!>an6(a.<br />
H<strong>and</strong>less, a. utan tanber.<br />
Har 187<br />
H<strong>and</strong>ling, s. vibioniing ; fnt\>.<br />
H<strong>and</strong>sel, Hansel, s. OnnbflH. -, v.<br />
a. gc OntibfijI ; nijttjn forfla gangen.<br />
H<strong>and</strong>some, a. fnger, uarf cv ; nttig ; ntu<br />
pnnbig ; abet. — , v, a. gijtn Bndfet.<br />
-ness,«. |IonI)«t; nrti9l)et ; fTidf ; ftU<br />
f<strong>of</strong>ligt)et. [Oonbg.<br />
H<strong>and</strong>y, a. Oh'nbig, fficf lig ; m;ttig ; tiffs<br />
Hang, V. n. &: a. I)anga, vara upptjnngb ;<br />
fvaffn; beto nf ; upptjnnga, [jongn oov.<br />
- a room, tapetfeta ett rum. -hack,<br />
6(i efter, brlija. to - fire, brinna nf<br />
en ftunb eftec fangfriitet. -out, I)iffn;<br />
bfinga, blifnn tjnngb; bnngla, banga<br />
ijfper; iSfoeren^flamnia. -up, uppbdnj<br />
ga. -dog, J. galgfogel. -gallowslook,<br />
s. gatgfi)fionomi. -man, s.<br />
bangmnn, bobelsfneff. -nail, s. nit=<br />
nnget. -er, s. ijra, grep; fabe[; jngts<br />
fntf. -ing, s. bdngning, bdnganbe;<br />
tavct. -, a. bdngnnbe.<br />
Hank, 5. ni^fian ; bag ; ntrn, fnut ; magt;<br />
T. ftagving. -skain, «. bdrfpa, bocfa.<br />
-er, V, n. (after) [dngtn, ntra.<br />
Hans, Hanse, s. banfe. -town, s.<br />
bnn|'e)iab.<br />
Hap, s. fTump, bdnbelfe. -hazard, s.<br />
ftiiinptiiife. -, v.n.ft a. bdnba, fTc;<br />
T. gripa, foiiimn cfvcr. -less, a.<br />
L>(ycFlig. -ly, ad. fanffe, forbe b'lnba.<br />
-pen, f. n. tinifl, ffe, bnnba.<br />
Hap-harlot, s. gr<strong>of</strong>t tncfe.<br />
Happiness, s. lycfa, fdffb«f, gWbje.<br />
Happj',a.[i)(flig, I'dff, lydffalig; ffitfJig.<br />
Haqueton, s. vnnfnr.<br />
Haram, Harem, s. barem.<br />
Harangue, s. tal, ovaiion. -, v.n.da.<br />
bnlla cffenKigt tal titt nagon; tifftnla.<br />
-r, s. crbferare.<br />
Harass, s. afniattning, uttrottanbe. -,<br />
«--. a. utniatfn, uttvijtfa ; b'irjn. -er, s.<br />
vSfiMre. -ment, s. (iva(, pingn.<br />
Harbinger, s. fi3rebub ; forel'ojjore.<br />
Harhour,^. bnmn ; bnrbcrge; tifffltjftSa<br />
cvt , f i-iftab. -, v. a, & n. bntbergero<br />
;<br />
gifva beffi)bb at; lU'pebaHn fig, vifJa^.<br />
-age, s. tiffflijft; bVf«n6«' -less, a.<br />
busviiff ; bnmnlog.<br />
Hard, a. bnrb ; fear ; befonrltg ; ftabig
188 Har<br />
M;t; fortrttlig; tlaf ; fJtiing, pt)ffiiit,<br />
fi5r()inCn6; frin^(cl6«; fnifen ; obiffig -.<br />
thtf ; feg. -team, s. afvenb<strong>of</strong>. - <strong>of</strong><br />
belief, unntrcgen. - <strong>of</strong> hearing,<br />
Ionil)6rb. -resin, s. f}cnt()ntt«. -ware,<br />
a. ^alatbttt, iiictaffMtct. -, ad. (jnrtt<br />
tiflra intid; pitigt. - a-port! tcittt<br />
; :<br />
tiU 0111 bngOotb. -Lound , a. forfJcvs<br />
paB, I)atblifv>n&. -favoured, a. fut.<br />
-got, a. biitflH't. -h<strong>and</strong>ed, a. IjnrBr<br />
Ijnnbt. -hearted, a. obntinfcertig.<br />
-heartedness , s. cbflnii()f ttigljct<br />
fnnglol<strong>of</strong>ljer. -mou<strong>the</strong>d , a. ftiif= ftt.<br />
IjQtbmunt. -rowed, a. reiiiinig.<br />
-starboard ! rebvet tifr lmii fturborb.<br />
-witted, a. tuiii, ttog. -working, a.<br />
flitig, fltbctfam. -en, v. a. ft n. biirtn,<br />
polbttrigga ; f6v()ot6a, fi5r|ic(fa ; l)arbnn.<br />
-ihood, s. nii)>!"b«t, vnffl)«f. -iment,<br />
s. bcbjerunber. -iness, s. ta%tt, In--<br />
f}igl)«t; Ijiitbljer. -ish, a. nagot bnvb.<br />
-ness,*. I)Otbl)et, fltangljer, ftinrigl)et;<br />
fnolbft; ni)b; fiijfbff. -ship, s. luobii,<br />
fontigfjet; betil)rf. -y, a. l)nvtig ; mc;<br />
big-, inanl)nftig: bj?rf.<br />
Hare, s. bate, -brained, a. fliigiig.<br />
-foot, s. fla^uapling. -hearted, a.<br />
f)ntl)jfvra& ; feg. -hound, «. flntent,<br />
fvjinfnijlet. -hunting, j. bntjngb. upprifra.<br />
"lip, *. bnviiiun. -lipped, «. bnv= Harr}', v. a. pinga; rbfvo.<br />
niunt. -mint, $. neon (on), -pipe, Harsh, a.barff, farf; ffcrranbe; butUt;<br />
3. bntfnata. -'s-ear, s. butt («ri i5ct-<br />
Has<br />
Harmonious , a. ffliiiljubflnbe; liffot*<br />
img : fnbtiiigtig. -ness, s. bfltmoni.<br />
Harmonize, v. a. ^ n. goto tnbrilfig;<br />
fiiiiiliubn, <strong>of</strong>v'fteneflniimin.<br />
Harmony, s. (inniioni, fniuijub; viiU<br />
Ijub: enighet.<br />
Harness, «. batnefT, turning; f«ltcn.<br />
-cleanser, s. fPinbf»jnt». -fish, s<br />
fjaUiiiiig. -maker, s. vnpenfiiiet. -<br />
V. a. bntflabn, uttuflo ; fciblfl, ff(n pa<br />
;<br />
,<br />
fotfv'fltfl.<br />
Hai-p, 3. borpfl. -, V. a. & n. (upon)<br />
fpela pa batpa; (at) nfiifta; uppfljSaa<br />
fig ; (on) tibtbrn. -er, s. bntpfpelott.<br />
-ing, 3. bntpfpel. -ing-iron, s. bar*<br />
pun. -ings, «. pi. T. ptnntctna i bo»<br />
Harpist, s. barpfpelare. [gen.<br />
Harponeer, 3. barpunetntt.<br />
Harpoon, s. barpun, faflfpjut. -, v<br />
fnfta, fnnga iiieb barpun.<br />
Harpsichord, s. flnrer.<br />
Harpy, s. bnrpi) (biftab fSgel); bitttr<br />
OiMnno ; blobfiignre.<br />
Harquebusier, s. bbS=(Ti)tt.<br />
Harrateen, s. ett fTng* tug eK. flobe.<br />
Hanidan, s. gainnial ffinfiiiarr ; ffcfa.<br />
Harrow, 3. barf, flfnbnrf. - , v<br />
bnvfi>a; farga; qsolja; oroa. -up,<br />
fiviing. -ness, «. farfb«t, fTarpn; ,<br />
]<br />
'<br />
I<br />
flfigfe). -'s-lettuce, i. borefnl, jiijlUf» bnrbOct, flrdngbet.<br />
tifi((. -wort, s. fiitto(}. - , v. a. Hart, s. bjort. -evil, «. bjortfjufa.<br />
Haricot, s. tiirfiffn bbnoi:. [fftmiin. -root, s. bunbl<strong>of</strong>a, bnrfuniiiiin. -ro-<br />
Harier, s. fvnrl)unb, fl<strong>of</strong>untt.<br />
yal, s. gftapcl. -'s-ease, s. VMotblom*<br />
Hariolation, s. f'orebabning.<br />
ma. -'s-horu,5. bjort(;crn. -'s-root,<br />
Hark, i. bov! gif aft!<br />
3. rc^marin. -tongue, s. tunglonfe, ><br />
Harl, s. tago, ttob.<br />
bjorttunga. -wort, s. angfelin, iiicf»<br />
Harlequin, s. ()av[efin, vi
Has<br />
Haslet, Harslet, «. ininntt nf I)jectn,<br />
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l<strong>of</strong>vct od; tiingor. [litttigdi. fiihrt en.<br />
I<br />
Hasp , s. I,'nfp< , tottflinffl. - , v. a. Haven, s. Onnin ; fciftnb, ffijCSsott.<br />
Hassock, s. fni'il)i;enfce af fnf; T. Havener, s. broinfpeftor.<br />
Haste, s. l\a\i, btobiTa ; flit, [tngttntet. Haver, s. innobnffnte.<br />
Haste, Hasten, v. n. &a. flynfca fig Haversack, «. renfe(, inatfhdF.<br />
;<br />
Ka ; fotifTynbn, pottifon.<br />
Hastiness, s. Oafligfjet; fnarpidfenliet.<br />
Haviour, f. Behaviour.<br />
Havock, s. fovflijring, otedi'ggelfe. -,<br />
Hastings, s. pi. fnnrmog«n ftufi.<br />
V. a. <strong>of</strong>ceCaggn, lifirjn.<br />
Hasty, a. Onfiig, jTijnbnnte ; ota(ig; Haw , s. [)dgnnB ; flnrf pa 'ognt : t!nni.<br />
rn.ivnicfen ; obnonffniii fnatnicgcn.<br />
;<br />
Hat, s. !)ntt. -b<strong>and</strong>, -string, s. Ijatt;<br />
ning. -finch, «. jienfniitf. -thorn,<br />
s. Ijngtorn. -tree, «. tntnibcit. -, v. n.<br />
fncte. -box, -case, «. Ijaitfobetal.<br />
-money, s. T; fapl<strong>of</strong>e.<br />
Hatch, «. Ijalfiiitt, »cvtliicfn; fDdEIing:<br />
bo ; fc6ed)arf ; uppenfcatelfe ; Baniluiffl ;<br />
T. faasdtt; lurfn. -waj', s. T. fjelfoa<br />
epV"'"9ft5<br />
fft. -el,«. \)i(ja,<br />
Snflii; gctci. he had ra<strong>the</strong>r, l\an viU<br />
I)eirte, -a care, <strong>of</strong> ra fig. -by heart,<br />
Haz 189<br />
fiinna utantill. - one excused, nr=<br />
Ilannna.<br />
Hawk, *. I)5f, ffl[f; raffling, upp[)<strong>of</strong>i=<br />
ning. -fish, s. fnot. -moth, a. fTog^s<br />
ttoH (infeftflagte). -nosed, a. nut<br />
ft<strong>of</strong>ig nnfa. -owl, s, folfuggtn. -'seye<br />
, s. nfetljbna. -weed , j. nacfet,<br />
nnrfetbloiiifier. -, v. a. & n. ropn ut<br />
pa garovna titt fiitu ; rncffa. -cd, «.<br />
ft<strong>of</strong>ig, bL>jb. -er, s. folpetior, fm<strong>of</strong>rn*<br />
I<br />
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5. !)rirf(are; cxelbar. -et, s. Iinntyj-n, innre. -bag, s. iTjutv>af?a.<br />
bi(a. -face , s. oluiggligt onfigte. Hawse, s. r. \)ali. -bag, s. n\)i{)di.<br />
-helve, s. uriT<strong>of</strong>f. -ment, s. ten afsj -hole, s. f(i;ggatr. -pieces, «. pi.<br />
Iii5n«g sapen. -vetch, s. ett iTng^ ftcniff. flysbuitar. -pipe, s. ttii^bu^.<br />
Hate, s. Ijnt, fientiTap. -, v. a. fnita. Hay, 5. bo. rowing -, s. eftecflSttev.<br />
-able, a. fbcMlig. -ful, a. fl3v()at=|<br />
lig, vefcerllijggtig. -fulness, s. fovhat.<br />
-cock, s. borntm. -hanest, j. bb=<br />
anb. -l<strong>of</strong>t, -mow, *. bbfTuae.<br />
tigbet. -r, s. Ijntote, penDe.<br />
-maker,*, trtffnte, mfjbjcn. -mark<br />
Hatred, s. \)oX, ftentffop, o^jrinffnp. et, s. hotocg. -monds , s.pl. jorbi<br />
Hatter, s. I)attinafflre ; ^nttji<strong>of</strong>ferate. niurgti5n. -rick, s. b<strong>of</strong>iacf. -seeds,<br />
Hattock, s. en r<strong>of</strong>, (Ti)I.<br />
s.pl. (ubbstntel. -stack, s. I>SpadE.<br />
Hauberk, s. (ifhavnejT.<br />
-stalk, s. bojljelf. -time, s. finttev,<br />
Haught, a. 11o(t, liftiftntocig. -iness, b'oanb.<br />
5. liogmoc, Ijijgfatb. -y, a. <strong>of</strong>>?crinc= Haj',i. ftfingfel; not, fnata; tunbtnn^.<br />
-bote, «. ftiingfeltattigbet. -thorn,<br />
5. bagtorn. -ward,*. genienfain Oetbe.<br />
-, V. n. laggn ut na'r.<br />
Hazard, s. flump, \)i\nM\t, lyrffTctt;<br />
vnba; dfventyt; Dogfpel. -, v. a. & n.<br />
saga, nfpentl;rn, fotf<strong>of</strong>a fin lyda.<br />
-able, a. fbroagen, bjerf. -er, «•<br />
cagbaW; tdeningfpe(ate. -ous, a. fats<br />
Ug, rablig, sSgnb. -oasness, «. fnrn,<br />
oabn. -ry, s. fonnntenbet, bunibti^<br />
itigOet.<br />
Haze, s. rimfio|l ; tjorf bimnin. -, v.<br />
imp. St a. bugga, fmnregna, vntn iid:<br />
nig ; fotfFtdcfa.
190 Haz<br />
Hazel, s. OnffMntit; tiifTetbuffc. -, a<br />
notbiun. -hen, 5. Ijjeipe. -mould,<br />
s. fv>aitini)ffa. -nut, s. IjnffetnSt. (iinbe ; niilB, (inBrig.<br />
-spider, s. for^fpinbel. -tree,*. Onf' Health, s. Ijelfa, funb^et, 'odinm<br />
fetbufFe. -wort, s. ()aff«r6tt.<br />
Hazy, a. fecfiiig, tiiiituig.<br />
He, jyr. (jnn-, b«n; Oane, Ijanne, l)(nnb<br />
Bjur. -goat, s. Oodf.<br />
Head, s. I)ufuuB ; Bet -, framftn fv>et«<br />
juct|lmiB ; ftont; (jufi'uBmnn; I)ufouB=<br />
fnt«; fcipitet; vunft, ftytfe; forettfiBc,<br />
'<strong>of</strong>oedjanB, feger; fnllfl, uppb<strong>of</strong> ; ftonnn<br />
(Vo t>(onif}tt) ; T. gottion ; foten ell. bo=<br />
gen pa fFeppet. - to -, tiinn fot mnn.<br />
to give -, fTnppn. to make -, g'otn<br />
niotfinnB. -ach, -ake,s. I)ufintCv>nt:t.<br />
-L<strong>and</strong>, s. bufi^uB&nnB ctt. binBcI; T.<br />
bt^id. -Lorough,*. ccnfinpet. -clout,<br />
s. Ijiifi^uBflnbc. -dag, s. pnnnrcni pn<br />
Ijcifint. -dress, s. I)ufoubbcnnB. -gar-<br />
gle, s. en art b<strong>of</strong>Topgfjiifa. -gear, s.<br />
I)uftmBbonnb. -l<strong>and</strong>, *. lanB^ubbe.<br />
-l<strong>and</strong>lord, s. vppcvfle liinSljerre.<br />
-line, s. T. vnbnnB. -man, s. biif=<br />
ouBmnn, ben fotnrinifle. -money, s.<br />
-pence, s. pi. fopplTntt. -pan, «.<br />
^ufsubffflC. -piece, s. Ijjflm; Bet'6f«crj<br />
fiaaf nngot; fotflanb ; r)uf>>ub; T. bcg=<br />
fanon. -quarters, s. pi. f)ufvubc|yrtr=<br />
tet (foe en tcigsljni:). -roll, s. fntt=<br />
cnlf. -rope, s. y. til (if. -'s-man,<br />
5. ffnvprnitnte, ninffcrnion. -sail, .s.<br />
franifegel. -spring, «. gninbfiiKa.<br />
-stall, s. (jufouBlaget pn en IM.<br />
-stick, s. T. f[vf»arettab. -stone,<br />
e. I)'6vnficn, -strong, a. Oal^fiatrig,<br />
I)a»&n«(ffl&. -tire, s. I)uf>?ubbonab.<br />
-way, s. T. ctt fTepp§ (ogling rJitt fotut.<br />
Head, v. a. l)l>fBa ; onf'ota, regetn ; I)nl«=<br />
I)ugga; befin; unbecfibbn; flippn tronn<br />
vS tcfin. -er, s^ l)otn|ten. -iuess, «.<br />
obetanffaniI)et ; viiggifpanbe egenffnp ;<br />
IjnrBnnienOet. -ing, s. nnfotanbe, be:<br />
ffil; titef. -less, a. bufouBlog. -long,<br />
a. fnnrfJiifen ; cbetnnffnui ; plStflig. -,<br />
ad. (jufi'iibflupn ; obetnnffnnit ; <strong>of</strong>vev=<br />
;<br />
Hea<br />
Iafa«, bli [)el. -ahle, a. fcotlig. -(<br />
a. tnfoce. -ing, «. Infning. -, «.<br />
fairtjef; fTn(. -ful, a. betfefani, fiinB.<br />
-fulness , s. b«lfn. -iness, 5. fvijT*<br />
bet. -less, a. ftnnf, fjuKig. -some,<br />
a. funB, belf<strong>of</strong>nni. -y, a. funb, friif.<br />
Heam, a. efterbfrB.<br />
Heap , 5. bop, bi.'9 ; mnngB. - , v. a.<br />
bopn, fnniUi. -er, s. fom fnnitat, Ing*<br />
gnt i \)(if. -y, a. tngb i Ijop.<br />
Hear, v. a. & n. bijtn ; bonborn ; li}^na<br />
ligt Hit.<br />
Heart, Hearten, v. a. uppniuntta,<br />
ilabt. -ship, s. fotmnnffnp. -y, a. uppmcBn. -ing, a. uppfvijTning.<br />
Ijaftig ; <strong>of</strong>btfigtig.<br />
a. jlrivfnnbf.<br />
Heal, p. a. £t n. fjetn, l.if.i ; biloggo ; Hearth, «. elbflnb, fpidljna, biitb.<br />
; " '<br />
fn unBertnttelfe cm; b'dtfmnnin, Umna ,<br />
gebbt ; fbvb'orn. -say, s. fngen, rl;fte.<br />
-er, a. nl)brnte. -ing, s. Ijorfet; ge»<br />
bbv; focI)bt; feffion; tifficnBe.<br />
Hearken, v. n. & a. (i;f}nn tiff, gifoa<br />
<strong>of</strong>t pn, a;^na ; bonr/otn ; n()6tn.<br />
Hearse, s. (if\.'ngn ; (ifbnt. -cloth, *.<br />
binftribe. -like, a. fotgfen. -, v. a.<br />
Inggn pn bnr.<br />
Heart, *. bj«t
Hea<br />
; . ;<br />
Heartiness, s. Ijjertligtjet ; ijppenbjetJ V. a. d n. tvctfn, i)fpnS; g'orn jictpvai<br />
tij!':r ; tiffgifvenljet.<br />
tavanbc ; <strong>of</strong>uiottning.<br />
Hehetude, s. flLU)et; buniOet.<br />
Hehraism, s. (Sbteifft uttti)*.<br />
Hebraist, Hebrician, *. ^^xh.<br />
Hebrew, 5. ebt«iffon; Subf. -, a.<br />
Hebrewess, s. Subinna. [SbreifF.<br />
Hecatomb, s. <strong>of</strong>guba<strong>of</strong>fet, fjefntonib.<br />
Heck, s. eit iTagS not. [utnierglab.<br />
Hectic, «. ti^infor. -, -al, a. I)«ftiff,<br />
Hector, s. jicvpvatiue, iifunfiitatf. -,<br />
Hei 191<br />
<strong>of</strong>frbinba. -bird, s. cbiiglig niennifTn. -<br />
-born, a. fom nt nf ncbvig [jcitfonift.<br />
-chafer, s. iMnjbflgge. -creeper, s.<br />
(nnbpci;fate. -fish,*, botcpff. -fumitory,<br />
*. en art jovbr<strong>of</strong> (ort). -hog, *.<br />
igelfctt;pigg|'»in; Uuern. -hj'ssop,*.<br />
jorbgntta. -marriage, s. lonngific.<br />
-mustard, *. sjaggfraffn , biift<strong>of</strong>nt.<br />
-nettle, *. bacfndfta. -note,*, gcits<br />
Vifrt. -pig, *. fma igelfett. -plant, *.<br />
ortflogtet cltniati^. -priest,*, pyniviive<br />
i prepflnbtr. -row, *. tviin tin (nii<br />
;<br />
aUi:. -tavern, *. geinent ftcgljSi.<br />
Hedge, v. a. & n. gnrba, inl)ngna<br />
bolja fig. [gnvb^fnif.<br />
Hedging, *. inrjagning. -bill,*, ttnbs<br />
Heed , *. fotgfnaigrjet, fovfigtigbf r, afr,<br />
ravfnnihet ; nffi'fli-fnmOe ;<br />
t cftirfnnfe . -,<br />
f . a. a n. nftn gif\>a <strong>of</strong>t ; vnva upp:<br />
,<br />
iiiatffniii. -ful, a. nftfam, uppmavfa<br />
fom ; ferfigrig. -fulness, *. rcirfants<br />
fiflcfloppo. -, V. n. «Sa. banfa; (uta<br />
or «n fiba ; fotta fponnrna pn ; T. fybn,<br />
frongo. -er, *. fiiibitup)).<br />
Heft, *. ()iinbtng, grepc.<br />
Hegira, *. Ijegira (?3iuf)(iinmfb« fivft<br />
Heifer,*, qpiga, ung fo. [tiffU'ebino).<br />
Heigh, i. bej ; Ij<strong>of</strong>fa ! -ho ! U) Ija<br />
Height,*. I)i)jb; vovbigbet: bi-f bb^grab ;<br />
topp; fufffom(igt)«t. -en, v. a. fot=<br />
()Sja; <strong>of</strong>a; focffonn; f)finri)(fn.<br />
Heinous,a.o[)i)g3lig, nffTypatb. -ness,<br />
*. fijrfftarfiighet, cl)i;gglig()cr.<br />
Heir, *. ncfinnge. -apparent,*. nlbfie<br />
fonen (untcv foberng t^. inobevn^ lifg;<br />
tib). -loom, s. nvf, 6i;tbavt r<strong>of</strong>ov*.<br />
-presumptive, *. n<strong>of</strong>lavnfon i atf«<br />
!
192 Hel<br />
fbljt)en(ciu iie t^artn f.it nngta tiirn).<br />
-ilom, s. otf. -ess, s. nrftngerffa.<br />
-less, (I. arfiU. -ship, s. fltf^entt.<br />
Heliacal, a. T. met feUn, ut feUn.<br />
Helicoid, a. fv^itnl. [me^^l^'unft.<br />
Heliocentric, a. Ootnnte tiff fo(cn«<br />
Heliography, «. niateinntifP beflfcifning<br />
cm fe(en. [foleng tirtiiietet.<br />
Heliometer, s. infirmiient att mntn<br />
Helioscope, «. foltitnre.<br />
Heliotrope, s. folfii^nt: ctt flfigg evnl.<br />
Helispherical, n. fnniifctmig.<br />
Helix, 5. fpirnllinie.<br />
Hell,5. helfft*. -cat,*. (;exii. -doomed,<br />
a. befJriniti tiff (jelretet. -hound,<br />
5. Cjcfpuljr, btoDtotflig iiKnnijTa.<br />
Hellebore, s. ptufirot.<br />
Helleborine, 6. fnnvi^.<br />
Hellenism, s. (Hvefifft tntefntt.<br />
Hellish, o. belvctifT; nf|Ti;vnn6; bj«f=<br />
oulff. -ness,.s. ()elfeti|TI)ct; o«tet|li)99=<br />
Hellward, ad. at l)(lx»ut. [ligOct.<br />
Helm, «. bjeliii, flernibntt; refer, fJiKf.<br />
-'s-man, s. ftyrman. - a-wea<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
rev i l<strong>of</strong>farf. -, f . a. f}l)rn, fovn. -et,<br />
5. bjedii, f<strong>of</strong>f. -flower, s. Otlfffrtin<br />
f}cniiI)ott. -shell, s. lMfliii()ctn«t.<br />
Helmintic, « ^a.mnfTtrifvnnbeiiitbet.<br />
Helot, s. f)elot, flaf.<br />
Help, >. hjelp, unCerftob; l)jfli)iiufel.<br />
by <strong>the</strong> - <strong>of</strong>, mtbelfl. -, p. a. er*.<br />
Hemlock, s. etljrt.<br />
Hemorrhage, i. blobgong. '<br />
Her<br />
Hemorrhoidal, a. bemcrreibaliiT.<br />
I<br />
Hemorrhoids, s. pi. gyffcnntcr, ()»«<br />
iiiorreiDcr.<br />
Hemp, s. bmiu'o. -agrimony, s. vMt«<br />
tfntcfin. -close, -plot, s. bnmv<strong>of</strong>et.<br />
-seed, s, I)niiivfr'i3 ; l)nmv>a. -seedoil,<br />
s. bnnivotjn. -stalk, s. bainp.<br />
finnt. -en, a. gjerb nf linnipn. -cord,<br />
s. bnmut.ig. -fever, s. gnlgfebet<br />
-rogue,*, en golgfogel. -y, a. I)nmp«<br />
nriob.<br />
Hen, s. bcno i bonn nf nffn (logg fcglor.<br />
-bane, s. botniort. -bit, *. narfgrnsi.<br />
-coop, s. bijnsbur. -driver, 5. Winit<br />
ijuf, eit ffng^ folf. -harm, -harrier,<br />
s. bl<strong>of</strong>nlf. -hearted, u. fo.j , rote,<br />
-house , 5. l)on6l!u«. -pecked, a.<br />
bfberrffnb <strong>of</strong> fin (lu^trii. -roost, *.<br />
bongi'ngle ; bjn^bur. -'s-feet, s. jerbs<br />
r<strong>of</strong> (i5rt).<br />
Hence, ad. (jiirifrSn ; Onrefter, tjnrnf.<br />
-forth, -forward, ad. Ijntnniftcr,<br />
frnnibeteS.<br />
Henchman, s. betjent, vnge.<br />
Hend, v. a. gripo.<br />
Hendecagon, s. elfvnfantig figur.<br />
Hepatica, «. btnfiwn ; fiffingbliMinnn.<br />
Hcpatical, a. lefrern tiffborig.<br />
Heptacapsular, a. forfebt meb fju<br />
frobc^.<br />
Heptaedron, *. fjubornig figur.<br />
Heptagon, s. fjufiint.<br />
Heptagonal, a. [jmnnflig.<br />
Heptarchj', s. fjuniannotegering.<br />
Her, pr: Ijcnnc^, fin.<br />
Herald, 5. b'ifolb. -, v. a. bijgiibligt<br />
s. ff.irffro. -bennet, s. negliferef.^,<br />
-bretch, s. bjornbiir^bulTe. -Chri<br />
topher, s. ifte, pnbbbnr. -guard , s. I<br />
nngelicn (ort). -market, *. gri<br />
gongen, t«r gr'cnfnfer falja^. -Paris,-',<br />
-true love, s. trcffbnr, crmbcir. -porridge,<br />
s. gronfovpn. -trinity, s. xo»<br />
fentti). -woman, s. gronmnngtetiTo.
Her<br />
Herbaceoas , a. I)i5ranbe tiff, lefunnbi<br />
nf, pUinloc. [octet; beteStattigljCt.<br />
Herbage,^, gtci^; grnSmarf; aKoljnnSa<br />
Herbal, s. ottbcf. -, a. hovanit uU<br />
vliintct. -ist, -arist, -orist, s. cct*<br />
tnnnnve, botanijl.<br />
Herbarize, p. n. botanifera.<br />
Herbary, s. fci)ntgar6.<br />
Herbelet, s. litcn 5rr.<br />
Heibescent, a. gronfTnnfif.<br />
Herbid, a. be\?iut iiteb grii'g.<br />
Hei-bous, a. grnfig.<br />
Herbulent, a. fotfetB nub fcl;fcbot.<br />
Herb}-, a. ottattob, grnfig.<br />
Herculean, a. IjeifulijT.<br />
Herdj ^. Ijctbe; I)jotb, ffodf. -grass, s,<br />
iinat>iff«. -groom, -man, s. fnfeevbe.<br />
-, V. a. ft n. tnfln in i en bjovb; iToin<br />
fig, foinlaS; fnffa fig titltjopa.<br />
Herdess, s. Ijcrbinnn.<br />
Here, ad. bat, bntflnbeg. -aLout,<br />
-abonts, Oncomfring, I)ot iMb log.<br />
-above, \)(
194 Hia<br />
tfr flS i ^l)g9«t att annu tiffrnya.<br />
Hiation, s. niunncn^ uvpfpcittning,<br />
Hiatus, s. luda, afbtott. [gapning.<br />
Hibernal, a. I)ociin&r tin t>intecn.<br />
Hiccough, Hickup, «. i)i(fa, f)i(fntng.<br />
-, f . n. I)icfrt.<br />
Hickory, s. ett ffcig* i>n(nSt.<br />
Hickwall, Hickway, s. t>«bfnatt,<br />
!5ri5n>j:3ling.<br />
Hidage, s. ffufi f« [)unrt Qf«t(nn6.<br />
Hiddenly, «. a.<br />
(Tylfl. -ock, 3. iiten tuHc. -y, «.<br />
batfig, cjftiin.<br />
Hilt, 5. (Taft, hanfctng, ffifle, i?ntjfflf(».<br />
-ed, a. fbrfebb nieb bnnbtng jc.<br />
Him, pr. bonoui. -self, pr. fjflf, l;
Hip<br />
: ;<br />
;<br />
Flippodrome, s. tiM'nna, ratinoreOnna.<br />
FHppogriff, is. »ingo6 I)ii|l.<br />
Hippomachj^s. tocncting, tib6atefp«I.<br />
Hippomane, s. [)unMifle(.<br />
Hippopotamus, s. fjijijnfien.<br />
Hire, s. Fji^m, Ion, (fga. -, v. a. l)\na,<br />
bninga, f)i)ra ut. -ling, s. legoljjon,<br />
^l13^yel•fgfn^:I; f)ora. -, a. tjmanBe for<br />
Uii : viitningglijf}en. -r, s. l)i)xtiniar\ Hoax, V. a. bebrnga, luro. -ing, s.<br />
fcni iitbljr.<br />
Hirsute, a. gt<strong>of</strong>hntig, taggig.<br />
His, /jr. Jinn^, Sc^, bcnne^.<br />
Hispid, a. fti)f()ntig.<br />
Hiss, «. I)tiasning, f)V)if ling ; tafcel. -,<br />
V. «. Iivcifffl, I)»?inn, bvi^ln; !)V)nfa nt,<br />
bcfpotta, Iiuipla ut.<br />
Hist, /. ft ! n)]l !<br />
Hister, «. pnrtbnggc (infeft). [nate.<br />
Historian, s. (liftcrifffrifcare, tjnfbfltecfs<br />
Historical, a. ()ifiotiff.<br />
Historify, v. a. fbvfatta en Oiftovia.<br />
Historiographer, s. IjifForicfrtifpote.<br />
Historiography, s. fiijlotiefTrifninii.<br />
History, s. Ijifiocia; fngci. -painter,<br />
T. flora fief.<br />
Hi<strong>the</strong>, 5. l<strong>of</strong>lageptatg, fTepp^bto.<br />
Hi<strong>the</strong>r , a. natniafl. — , ad. Ijit, J)itnt.<br />
-most, a. natniafi I)it. -to, ad. l)it=<br />
tiU^. -ward, ad. Ijitot.<br />
Hive,s.bifioi, bifupa, bifpfitni. -dross,<br />
s. fotvar.' -, V. a. & n. ftcia bin:<br />
tnnefiUta; i^atatittljova, bo tifffamntan^.<br />
Hiver, 5. biffotate.<br />
Ho, Hoa, i. boITa! ()"6c IjitJ<br />
Ho, s. out <strong>of</strong> all —, utnn Ster^nff.<br />
Hoar, a. t)t)itgta ; riniig ; gtaljaiig.<br />
-frost, a. liniftop. -hound, s. ftje[f=<br />
Hog 195<br />
Hoar, s. rinifc<strong>of</strong>t. -, v. n, mSgla^.<br />
Hoard, s. bop ; ffntt. -, v. n. &a. lii'gj<br />
go i b'og, fffoP" «J, gora fjemligt for.<br />
rnD flf. [mSgef.<br />
Hoariness , s. gtnbnngf)et ; tinifr<strong>of</strong>l<br />
Hoarse, a. Oes. -ness, s. be^bet.<br />
Hoary, a. gto, grSbcSrig ; rinimig : mo=<br />
gi)(fel|>fl, begabbeti, puxi, fffifmfii^cfen.<br />
-er, s. niarftfdjteier ; qi^acffatfpate.<br />
Hob, 5. Ibniniel, bonMutf. -goblin,<br />
s. bufc, fp<strong>of</strong>e. -nail , s. font, biififfo*<br />
font ; bonbe. -nailed, a. brobbob.<br />
Hobbarde-boy,s. glunter, pojfflijngel.<br />
Hobble, s. bnttnnbe gang. -, v.n. &a.<br />
balta, linfa ; f'onnrra. -r, s. j}i;mpate.<br />
Hubby, s. [ficffalf; f Itppare ; cutm.<br />
-horse, «. ribfapv fot born; bum*<br />
buffiib. -like, s. fort, [ng.<br />
Hobgoblin, s. lonitgubbe.<br />
Hobit, s. baubit^, fanon ntt fFjuta gvn*<br />
Hoboy, «. oboe.<br />
Hoca, s. ett fltogg fortfpet.<br />
\j\ippfijcrt uieb gul ogen.<br />
Hodiernal, a. foni ffet i bag.<br />
Hodm<strong>and</strong>od, s. en art niu^c(|it|T.<br />
Hoe, s. tt.ibgarb^haifa. -, v. a. batfo.<br />
Hog,s. finn; gait; y. lurn, Spanff<br />
qvafr. -badger,*, grafpin. -beans,<br />
s.pl. ftoro nferbbncr. -bread, s. jorb:<br />
artffotfa. -cote, -sty, s. ffinftia.<br />
-fish, s. niarfyin. -grubber, s. fv(if=<br />
fare, -herd , s. f\?inberbe. - in armour,<br />
s. a^na i lejonljuB, fabet pa fo.<br />
-louse, s. grnfuggo. -'s-cheek, s.<br />
fvintrijne. -'s-fennel, -'s-root, *.<br />
;
196 Hog<br />
fi?infenfol. -'s-flesh,«. p.Mnfctt. -'sgrease,<br />
a. v,>inifiet. -'s-Larslets, s.<br />
pi. ininattnfcitpin. -'g-mushroom,<br />
s. lujolftif^el. -'s-pudding, s. finn» s. ilinligljet; bebtagtri, falfTftet.<br />
focf, fBftfotf. -'s-steer, *. ipcarggalt. Holly, s. jetnef. -but, s. Ijelgcflunbta.<br />
Hog, f. a. nfpuifa (ett ffepp) nicD luta. -hock, s. fttitti. -rose, 5. cijl.<br />
-gish, a. frinafrig; otiii ; cgrnnyttig. -tree,i. jetnet. -w<strong>and</strong>,«. fpb, gatlcpp.<br />
-gishness, frinaftig^et, j;lunipl)et. Holm, J. I)Ol)ne. -oak, s. jernef.<br />
Hoggerel, Hogget, *. tpeatsfac. Holocaust, s. brann<strong>of</strong>fec.<br />
Hoiden, s. bcnM6«, rafigt qrinfot!. -, Holster, .5. virrol()olfitt.<br />
a. Dl)l;ffaB. -, v.n. firifca yr<strong>of</strong>t ffonit; Holy, a. l)elig,fteni ;fi9b. -<strong>of</strong> holies,<br />
tafn vtuinvt.<br />
Hoise, V. a. I)i(ffl, vinta.<br />
Hoist, s. T. fetlif. - <strong>of</strong> a flag, l>jui)-.<br />
lefen nf en flngg. ~, v. a. uppl)ifTa,<br />
Hoit, V. n. htna. [vnnca.<br />
Hoity-toity, i. foe tufan ! -, a. tafig,<br />
br. -, ad. l)tt, \)a\i ijfcti: I)uft?ub.<br />
Hold, s. 1{M, tag, f<strong>of</strong>ie; pnlb; retfan ;<br />
fringelfe, tula; IjSffet, tummet i ffeppet.<br />
-fast, s. f)nta affiSnb. -<br />
<strong>of</strong> one, tjafra Ian af en. - on, fcti=<br />
fata. - out, ut()ritba; utftdtia ; rata.<br />
-true, oatrt fann. - up, upplyfta,<br />
uppel)affa. - water, flti;fa mcb ntor=<br />
na. -er, *• fiJrpaftate. -<strong>of</strong> a bill,<br />
s. •?crelinnel)afrar«. -ing, *. l)flttning ;<br />
poHgotg. -forth, a. flraffprcbifnn,<br />
fi'nvlafan^lnjfa. [fiyfr.<br />
Hole, s. ()al; f)afa, tula; temna; unbr<br />
Holiljut, *. Ijtlgefluntra.<br />
Holidam, 5. pat fru.<br />
Holily, ad. Ijcligt.<br />
Holiness, s. ()c[igf) {a\nn. -thistle, j.<br />
fatbbenctifr. -thursday, s. IjininieLSs<br />
fiubebag. -water,*, vig^^atten. -water-stock,<br />
s. vigvattentatl. -watersprinkle,<br />
5. fidntbctfJe till v>ig?Qttfn.<br />
-week, 5. pajTcedan. - Writ, .s. ben<br />
Aeliga ettift.<br />
Homage, s. IiuHning, ttol)et^eb : unbets<br />
gifrenljet. -, f. a.lU)ffo, fotba. -able,<br />
a. fotpliglab tiff liyffning. -r, a. lan«<br />
taynte, vafall<br />
Hombre, s. Icmbet (fottfpel).<br />
Home, a. \)n\\, l)ui , boning. -, a.<br />
Itaffanbe. -, ad. Ijeni, Ijemat ; bugtigt.<br />
-baked, a. l)cnib<strong>of</strong>at. -born, a. in=<br />
I)einiT, infbbb; mebfbbb. -bred, a. ini<br />
IjemiT ; ta ; <strong>of</strong>onftlab. -child, s. bjetts<br />
unge, fuiefunge. -expression, a.<br />
bjetft utlti;(f. -felt, a. bjupt trinnr.<br />
-jest, a. bitanbe ffamt. -made, a.<br />
l)enigjorb, inbeinff. -spun, a. fjenu<br />
fpunnen, l)eingjorb. -stead, «. gob^,<br />
l)u^. -thrust, s. nabcpbt. -war,'.<br />
inbocbe^ frig. -ward,rtrf. I)ein, Ijeni.ir.<br />
•'<br />
to hit one -, itaffa pa rritta rattrt ftaffet. riaffet.<br />
-less, a. utan Ijem, ()U6«ill. 'iff. -liness, i<br />
a. gt<strong>of</strong>l)et, fulfjet; entelljet. . -ly, u. ta, I<br />
<strong>of</strong>Ticflig, obclefiiab; enfalbig, \a. cfenfilab. ><br />
Homelyn, a. glatttorfa (fiff).<br />
Homicidal, a. moibiff.<br />
Homicide, «. mbrbate ; nianbtap.<br />
Homiletical, a. unigangfani.<br />
Humilist, a. po[liff|7fif»att.
Horn<br />
Homily, *. ptcBifnn.<br />
Ho<strong>of</strong>, V. n. Inngfauit frnnifTribfl.<br />
Hummock, s. eniTilB fuffe.<br />
Hook, s. fr<strong>of</strong>, l)ah; tinnnfnnra; ftoN<br />
Homocentrick, a. fom l)rtr fflmina fnif; bBtc()nfe; fPnra ; fbfggaffel; T.<br />
iiicreU'unft.<br />
Homoijeneons, a. nf fnmmn flag.<br />
-ness, s. lifnrtnt) norut.<br />
Homogeny, s. UfactigOct. [fpatanDe.<br />
Homologous,a.af Iifabe(Tnffcn()et, niou<br />
Homonymous, a. tvetVDig. [lifhet.<br />
Humonj'my, s. Ijuftetg elt. nainnet^<br />
Homotonous, a. tiffotmig.<br />
Hone, s. ()en, jiin brijnflen. -wort, s.<br />
Honest, a. OeierHg, rnttifnffcnS, reMig<br />
fijff. -y, *. atligOet, uvptigtigbft •,<br />
ti)(TI)ct.<br />
Honey, s. Waning; foiiiin; fmcfcrt>.<br />
-apple, s. 3o[)nnnUiip[e. -lag, «.<br />
biiimge. -bee, s. bi, orbet^bi. -buz-<br />
zard, s. bifatf, |Tngt)'6f. -comb, s.<br />
baninggfafn ; T. gotfcr ctt. gtopnc i fono»<br />
nee. -combed, a. forfcDb iitcB vu'0t=<br />
na; fjaltg, vipig- -cup, s. I)oning6l)U=<br />
fet va «n bloniiiin, -dew, s. I)8ning«.<br />
togg. -flower, s. ijSningijbloiiniin.<br />
-moon, s. fIltefnlnno^c^. -stalk, s.<br />
I)nning!i"fr6fuer, iiielolcngrn^. -sucker,<br />
s. I)oning^fagc(. -suckle , s. roBynp^<br />
ling, upright -suckle, s. bjijcftnib.<br />
-sweet, a. ()nning«fet. -thief, s.<br />
U\)VMt , notCfirfa (fagel). -wort, s.<br />
vnrbioiiinirt. -, p. a. fniefn ; gbta fot.<br />
Honied, a. (jSning^tif, fot.<br />
Honorary, s. bcbcr^beTdning. — , a.<br />
Honorific, a. beroiiUig. [OeBrante.<br />
Honour, s. fjeCet; re61igl)et; fijffljct;<br />
hcBcrtjflnUe; aflning ; en titet; mSlnre i<br />
;<br />
Hor 197<br />
tefanbe bottcnflodE. -s, s. pi. finger.<br />
-l<strong>and</strong>, s. p(cg(anB. -nose, s. fr<strong>of</strong>ig<br />
nrifn. -nosed, a. meb tt<strong>of</strong>ig nafa. -,<br />
V. a. & n. I)nfa po, bafa fajl ; fongn ;<br />
bebraga; T. InPPa; frafafig. -edness,<br />
s. fr<strong>of</strong>igI)ct, ftunibet.<br />
Hoop, J. tunnbanb ; fli)ffjovte[. -iron,<br />
s. jerntunnbnnb. -petticoat, s. j!t;f=:<br />
fjotte£. -ring, s. ring utnn infnitntng.<br />
-, V. a. €tn. bnnba (fatl) ; onifatto;<br />
-er, s. tunnbinBare. to play -er's<br />
hide, (efn btinbbodf. -ing, s. bonb=<br />
ning. -cough, a. fiflj<strong>of</strong>ta.<br />
Hoot, s. f!ti. — , V. a. & n. Btifra pa<br />
unbcr ffri cd) (arm ; bojtn, Ijuta fom en<br />
ugg(a ; ropa bnntigt. -ing, s. ntlojc; ffvi.<br />
Hop, s. fprang; Ijoppning pn ett ben.<br />
-scotch, s. boppning. - ,v. n. boppa<br />
PQ cit ben ; fpringn ; Bnnfa.<br />
Hop, s. buuile. -biud,5. buu'leptanta.<br />
-clover, s. I)um[ct>inpling. -ground,<br />
s. biimlegStB. -oast, s. Ijunilefblnn.<br />
-picker, s. fom fanilnr niognn \)m\\{m.<br />
-poll,*. l)umle|}nng. -yard (-garden),<br />
s. bumUgarb. -, v. a. tngga<br />
bumle pS brtdfo.<br />
Hope, s. Ijopp, lillit, forboppning. -,<br />
V. a. & n. boppniS; fbrtrcfin ; fbrbiba.<br />
- for, boppn^ pa- - in God, fl3cttc|in<br />
pn ®ub. -ful, a. fbrboppninggfuff.<br />
-fulness , s. gobt nnlng. -less , a.<br />
bopptbg, fbrtvnftnB.<br />
Hopper, s. boppnre ; fnbe^fTnppa.<br />
Horal, a. fiunblig, fom nngot en jiunB<br />
fort. -, V. a. IjeCra, fog<strong>of</strong>tfl; I)'6gt eH. timme. [tintcirfet.<br />
ffaila, VMittieta. -able, a. I)e6vantf, Horary, a. ffeenbe ttm»i^. - circle, a.<br />
beDerlig, beviSiiiBntD, fiCel, oBe[finnnb. Horde, s. botb, flodf, fJom.<br />
-ablenesB , s. »nttigl)ct ;
198 Hor<br />
-blende, s. l)otnbUnt. -ed, a. ()cl)0rnab. -beasts,<br />
g«ting. -fly, s. blinbfnagg. -y, a.<br />
tjocnig. -coat, s. IjornOinnan i ogat.<br />
Horography, s. fonfien an upptatta<br />
timflenar.<br />
Horologe, s. flngur, fohnfate.<br />
Horological, a. fjotanbe till ut.<br />
Horologigraphy, s. ununfarefonfi.<br />
Horoscope, s. T. IjOt<strong>of</strong>Top, fjjecnotna^<br />
ftaffning (jib enS fobelfe.<br />
Horrent, a. taggig ; fotiTtarf lig.<br />
Horribility, s. fa«lig()«t.<br />
Horrible, a. f6ti!r.i(flig, gtuflig,<br />
-ness, s. fotlTtarfligfjet.<br />
Horrid, a. fa^lig, cljiigglig; iTt<strong>of</strong>lig.<br />
-ness, s. oljijggligfjet.<br />
Horrific, a. forfrcarflig.<br />
Horrisonous, a. fn^ligt bnnnnbc.<br />
Horror, *. fafa, nfiTy, ti)^ning. - <strong>of</strong><br />
water, caitenfftatf.<br />
Hor»e , s. \y\\x ; tytteti ; borf art tcrfa<br />
flaSei: vS ; 7*. ftanbett. to -, tiff b.ifl.<br />
-back, s. hnptygg; fittntng tiH Ijaft.<br />
to be on -back, fitta titt IjnP, tiba<br />
-bean,s. ootgbbna, fifbona. -beechtree,<br />
J. flfoenb<strong>of</strong>. -block, .f. tubb<br />
till uppfiigning vS ftnfJen. -boat, s.<br />
fcitja. -boy, s. flatlbtnng. -breaker,<br />
«. beribace. -chesnut, s. I)n(ifflf}iinie.<br />
-cloth, 5, l)nfttncfe, fd;abtaf. -collar,<br />
s. fejl«, gtimiiia. -colt, *. folunge.<br />
-comb, s. ITrnpfl. -courser, s. beti=<br />
tart, j<strong>of</strong>f«i). -crab, s. ttt |lng« ftobbo.<br />
-cucumber, s. flor gton giitta.<br />
-doctor, s. I)<strong>of</strong>l[rtfnte. -dung, s.<br />
ttai cftet (liiflar. -face, s. gr<strong>of</strong>t on=<br />
figte. -foot, s. ()rif}l)<strong>of</strong>. -guard, s.<br />
lifbtagonec. -hair, « tagel. -heel,<br />
.<br />
Hos<br />
s. 5((attb«rot. -keeper, -knave, s.<br />
ftattbrang. -laugh, s. ennfJ.-inMgt<br />
gapfTtQtt. -leech, s. blobigel; b.ift;<br />
bi>ftov. -litter, s. ()iiflbnt. -man, s.<br />
n)ttnt«, fat^nffenii. -marten, s. Ijrtfi*<br />
fluga. -match, s. vclifnn. -meat, a.<br />
b<strong>of</strong>ifober. -mint, s. f)Ot^iui)ntfl, frina<br />
tnyUt. -muscle, s. ntlig luu^Ia.<br />
-physic, 3. bafllnfeboni. -play, s.<br />
plump l«f. -pond, «. Iiafltab. -race,<br />
s. fnppranning iiieb f)iif}nt. -radish,<br />
s. pi. I)ornb<strong>of</strong>Fnp. - goat, *. ft«nbcif<br />
- moon, .s. nytonbning. -et, s. bals a. peppattot. -shoe,*. bnfifFo, bflfib<strong>of</strong>,<br />
folafottet ('ctt). -stag, «. bcanbbjctt.<br />
-tail, s. bafipnns. -tongue, s. nefs<br />
f«lfIo(tii. -trappings, s.pl. h.nflmun*<br />
bering. -way, s. fftt\>rig , ten'.ig.<br />
-whip, a. nbpiffa. -woman, a. ti;<br />
banbe fcuntiminsr.<br />
Horse, v. a. 6t n. bepigrt, betarfa (om<br />
bingllnt) ; fUga tiff bnft ; gifva tisbnpa ;<br />
bdta pa ci^ggen. -d, ". bciiben, ribnnbe.<br />
Horsing, a. btunflig, lepjT. -iron, a.<br />
T. ftaiiKJ.<br />
Hortation, *. f ottnaning ; uppinunttnn.<br />
Hortative, a. focmnning. - , a. f6t«<br />
Hortator, a. formflnare. [monanbe.<br />
Hortatory,", f otmanance, tiKjliirfanbt.<br />
Horticulture, a. ttabgatb^flijifel.<br />
Hortulan, a. tthbgatb tiHI/otig.<br />
Hortj^ard, a. ftufritabgotb.<br />
Hose, a. jitmnpa ; bi;i-ct.<br />
Hosier, s. Pruiiipbonblore; fltump*<br />
tafpcitc. -y, a. f}rump=fli
Hos<br />
Htstie, s. oblatet vib nnttfatben.<br />
Hostile, a. fienbtlig. -ness, «It.<br />
Hostility, s. penfctligOet, ovninjTap.<br />
Hostilize, v. a. 9«a titt fitnce.<br />
Hostler, s. fla^^t^^9.<br />
Hostry, s. viixtshui ; hatliiaU.<br />
Hot, a. I)et, trannnnte ; Otunflig ; (laf;<br />
tig, f tbig ; ffltlig; iTatp. -bath, «.ba6=<br />
jiugn. -bed, s. btifbanf. -brained,<br />
a. fnatffivfen, Ijfiftig. -cockles, s. pi.<br />
tit flng« batnlef. -headed, a. l)<strong>of</strong>tig.<br />
-house, s. bnbfiugvi ; btifljuS ; I)OtI)u«.<br />
-mou<strong>the</strong>d , a. Ijolsffactig. -pot, s.<br />
vmtinbcirfa. -spur, s. ('nntfiiifen iiiem<br />
niffa; foiffiijriec. -spurred, a. Ijdfiig,<br />
ob«innf|'iim.<br />
Hotch-potch, *. Jiiifrf)iiiafrf).<br />
Hotel, s. flott ratb«I)u«.<br />
Hotness, s. Iicttn, I)«tfigl)et.<br />
Hottentot-cherry, s. en att jcrnef.<br />
Hough, i. bafleben, fnaoerfet pa fi>tfo=<br />
iiice cjut. -, V. a. Ijafii, nffFcitn fennn<br />
i bnfbenft; jiabba, fora meb flobb vo<br />
<strong>of</strong>etn.<br />
Hound, 3. jagtl)unb, ftiifrnre ; T. finb=<br />
bocfar po nia)Jcr. -bitch, 4. jngtiif.<br />
-fishjS. lafc. -tongue,*. Ijunbtunga,<br />
munfl'ij^. -, v. a. jago, hetfa.<br />
Hour, s. tiniiiK, flunb. -glass, s. tintgin^,<br />
fanbuc. -h<strong>and</strong>, s. iini»>if(ite.<br />
-plate, s. uctnfta, foloifate. -ly, a.<br />
& ad. ftunblig ; flunCligen.<br />
Housage, s. tnflgafin^[)i)tn.<br />
House,*. bu5; Ou^baH; fTagf. -bread,<br />
s. beinbafabi btob. -breaking, s. in=<br />
bcottsltlUb. -dog, s. gncbSbunb.<br />
-eaves, «./)/. taftiinnn. -hold, s.<br />
bu^b'iff, fitiiiilj ; b<strong>of</strong>fiat. -holder, s.<br />
bu^fabet; I)ughattiite. -keeper<br />
biisfnbet ; b<strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>t man- gnfrgifpare.<br />
-keeping, s. [jusljiiffning. -leek, s.<br />
bu^lbf, latl<strong>of</strong>. -maid, s. Iju^piga,<br />
- <strong>of</strong> call, s. botberge. - <strong>of</strong> commons,<br />
*. Unbeiliufet. -<strong>of</strong> lords, s. Ofceti<br />
Ijufei. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice, s. nfic.ibe, Privet.<br />
-rent, *. bufbuta. -robbing, s. in=<br />
fctott^fiolb. -snail, s. fnigel, fnacfa<br />
lueb l>u«. -top,*, busgnfvel. --warming,<br />
3. injlinnungsbl. -wife, *. ()u«»<br />
Hug 199<br />
baltotffn. --wifely, a, bu^bntt^nfiig.<br />
House, V. a. & n. \)\)\a, bnrbetgeto;<br />
bo, infln«. - corn, foca in fnb i tobftn.<br />
-less, a. bu^oitt. [I'djrtbcnt.<br />
Housing, 3. \)\)in\n^, inqijattcring<br />
Houss, 3. frf;nbtiif. [jlrtHa unberffjul.<br />
Hovel, 3. ifjut, bnlig foja. -, v. a.<br />
Hover, v. n. i^afvo, flnbbta.<br />
How, ad. I)utu? -belt, lifuot. -dyedo,<br />
burn nint ni? -ever, torf, lifrat,<br />
iuie([ettib. - no-w, bfarfijte bet? -soever,<br />
iffebe^uiinbce ; fnfJnn.<br />
Howitzer, *. boubitg.<br />
Howl, s. tjutning, ffti. -,v.n. tjuta,<br />
ffriffl. -et, s. nattuggta.<br />
Hox, V. a. fottnma, bnfa.<br />
Hoy, s. ett fliig^ flup.<br />
Hoy, 2. nS ! nb ! buriigt ! [otebigt foul.<br />
Hubble-bubble, *. IjaftiQt plabbet;<br />
Hubbub, *. Innn, bulfet,<br />
Huck, f . n. pruta pa.<br />
Huckaback, *. ett fingg bam<strong>of</strong>fbrnJl.<br />
Huckle, *. Ij<strong>of</strong>t. -back,*, pucfelrtjgg.<br />
-backed, a. pucfelrijggig. -bone, *.<br />
b<strong>of</strong>tben.<br />
Huckster ^ *. l)'6tatt , niang(ate, fmns<br />
ft>iniare;iTalm. -,f. n.mang(n. -ess,<br />
*. iiinng[etffn.<br />
Huddle,*, ootbning, tiilUttjallQ. -, v.u.<br />
& n. fbt(?icta; bn^igt fiitcnttQ ; flfiba<br />
fig oontbigt ; ctdfn iljop ; fTarfra, flnpa ;<br />
toinnio brobflanbe. -r, *. {\\xniau,<br />
fuffote. [bet; uppbSb.<br />
Hue, *. I)»;, frtfg ; ffti ; eftetly^ningSfe:<br />
Hufif, *. ftotifviifia; onfall; crebe. -,<br />
V. n. & a. uppforiffa ; trotfn ; puita,<br />
pujtn; ffriKo, gt<strong>of</strong>t bel)anbla. - at<br />
draughts, bin fa bott en btiia i bani=<br />
fpel. -er, *. ffri)tare. -ish, a. trotfig,<br />
pctfanbe. -ishness , *. nd«pi«bet,<br />
fiurjTbet.<br />
Hug, s. famntag, ouiarnining; tag i<br />
broitning. -, v. a. ouifamna, trijtfa<br />
faf} intia fig ; gtipn ; fmcfa.<br />
Huge, a. ftot, <strong>of</strong>antlig. -ness, *,<br />
cnirifligbet, <strong>of</strong>nnttig Pctl)«t- [lonligen.<br />
Hugger-mugger, *. iSntum. -, ad.<br />
Huguenot, *. bugenctt (naum po c«<br />
refocmetia i Stanfcite).<br />
;
200 Huk<br />
Huke, s. wanul.<br />
Hulch, s. bulo; putfel. -backed,<br />
Viiit
Hur<br />
lurlbat, s. fnftljanbfle.<br />
lurly-burly, s. foci ; upprot, upplopp.<br />
lurlwind, s. vnitetljoicfel.<br />
lurrah, /. Ijutta!<br />
lurricane, s. ottan, uhtxtil.<br />
ilurry, s. J)a|}, bratffn; fSmcring:<br />
finuin. -, V. n. d a. iln, ffl;n6rt ; fct=<br />
li<strong>of</strong>ta uj; fintftia; bcifpa j)o, pniTynba,<br />
lui-sf, 5. fTcgbeUfiyt fuffe. [OvntlTn.<br />
hirt , s. ffnCn, <strong>of</strong>ottatt; <strong>of</strong>oniiiia,<br />
f,u; fc[. -, t*. a. iTaCn, gijra men, flno=<br />
IniiiiM, fara; fiitCetfra, lui^ljiinbln.<br />
-ful, a. iTn&lig, mctiiig. -fulness,*.<br />
ff.iCUijhet, farti9l)ct. -less, a. <strong>of</strong>fytCig,<br />
<strong>of</strong>liitiig. -lessness, s. <strong>of</strong>fabligl)*!<br />
menlij^ljet.<br />
! ;<br />
lurtle, V. n. a a. ffafa meb Ijaftigf)*!;<br />
bnga fig fcam ; flotn eniot ; t'oca fig<br />
J)ftftigt. -berry, s. bl<strong>of</strong>arir.<br />
lusb<strong>and</strong>, j. man, fiftaman; I)U^()a(=<br />
late; jotbbnifate, nfetntan; t>ingnrtig=<br />
man. -, v. n. &a. uaca i mang flaffe<br />
tusl)tilln »iit, fpata; jTiJta. -less, a.<br />
i «nfcfian6. -ry, *. (anbtbtuf, jotD;<br />
btuf ; fvatfaml)et.<br />
luse, s. flit (fiiT).<br />
lush, !. ft! n;|I! -,arf. ti)fl, fiilTn.<br />
-money,*, mutoc. -, v. a. (in. tijfla,<br />
nftnifia ; ijatn ti)j}.<br />
lusk, s. jTal, fnnS ; ()i;(fa, ffibo po f!ats<br />
ftuttec. -, f. rt. ffato, fnafn. -y, a.<br />
fBtfebb mcb ffat ; f nafig ; tc^lig i I)a[fen.<br />
lussar, «. l)ufac, ct)ttate.<br />
iussy, s. gemen qoinngpetfon, (Il)na;<br />
fi;pung. -, f . a. ffijmfaett fcuntimmet.<br />
hustings, s.pl. tQbffugutatt iSonbon;<br />
ftoUningnc 1Mb elt parlament^oal.<br />
Sustle, V. a. fiijta, fnuffa.<br />
Suswife, s. ()U«I)afferiia , matmobet;<br />
fijpung. -, V. a. focrfltta gobt. -ly,<br />
ad. (ju^liaa^aftigt. -ry, s. l)U«l)QlI«af*<br />
ugl)et, fparfamljet.<br />
fang. -, a. dftenffaplig.<br />
Hut, 5. l)i)bba, foja, nafle. [focsata. Hymn, *. vfatni, (<strong>of</strong>fdng. -, v. a. &n.<br />
Hutch, s. bafttag; btcbfifla. — , c a. fjunga l<strong>of</strong>fanget; uppljeja meb l<strong>of</strong>fans<br />
Huzz, V. n. btumma, futta.<br />
get; vrifa. -ic, a. b'ogtiblig, (cffjuni<br />
Huzza, s. frojberop. — , i. b<strong>of</strong>fn ! Ijurtn Hyperbola^ s. T. Ijiiperbcf. [ganbe.<br />
-, V. a. 6t n. tmottaga meb glcibjetop ; Hyperbole,*. bijpetbol, pfuetbrifcet ut«<br />
ropa flf glfibje, topa I)utra.<br />
Hyucinth, s. l)yacint (obeljten).<br />
Hyp 201<br />
Hyacinthine, «. af Ijijacint.<br />
Hyades, *. jd/. fjufjjetnorna. [fTinlig.<br />
Hyaline, a. af giag ell. fcifralt; genonu<br />
Hyaloides,i.jt)/. r. gla^odtffan i ijgat.<br />
Hybernal, a. pinterlig.<br />
Hybridous, a. fcm IjatfJammar fton<br />
tpenne fet)Tiifa avter.<br />
Hydra, 5. f)i;bto, rarienorm ; tvottmafF.<br />
Hydraulic, a. Ijijranbe titi patrcnbi;g9=<br />
nabsfonflen. -s,s. hybraulif, Ifican om<br />
»?ottnet, Pattenbi)ggnabgfonfJ.<br />
Hydrocele, s. cottenbracf.<br />
Hydrocephalus, *. OufoubDattcnfot.<br />
Hydrogen, s. T. crite.<br />
Hydrographer, s. paitcnbcfFtifDare, en<br />
font gbc fil^foct.<br />
Hydrographical, a. Ijijranbe tin vots<br />
tfnbefTvifningen. - map, s. fjijfort.<br />
Hydrography, s. bybtogvnfi, »altenbe=<br />
ffrifning. [uatten.<br />
Hydi-oniancy,s. fonfien ott fpn genom<br />
Hydromel, s. mjiib, bnningpatten.<br />
Hydrometer, s. iiattennidtare.<br />
Hydrometry, s. vattenmdtninggfonf}.<br />
Hydromphalus,«.5attenbrn(f i n<strong>of</strong>peln.<br />
Hydrophobia, s, uattenffrdcf.<br />
Hydropic, a. oattenfiftig. -s, a. pi.<br />
liTfmcbel emot cattenfot.<br />
Hydroscope, s. Oygiometcr.<br />
Hydrostatic, a. b'oranbe tiff »atten»<br />
»?ftgningSfonf!en. -s, s. bybt<strong>of</strong>latif,<br />
>.iattem?.igninggfonfl.<br />
Hydrotics, s. fpettbrifMnbc mebel,<br />
Hyemal, a. pinteclig.<br />
Hyemate, v. n. bfwetrintra.<br />
Hyemation,*. unb«r()nt[ i5f»eir wmetn.<br />
Hyena, s. !)i;en«, jibetfatt. [mdtate.<br />
Hygrometer, s. ()i;gtometet, fuftigl)«t«»<br />
Hymen, s. .vjijmen, <strong>of</strong>tenfFap^guben<br />
giftecmnt; T. ()vm«n, mi5()innnn.<br />
Hymeneal, Hymenean, s. btiiffopp^i<br />
ttijcf. [fanbe, fpulftig.<br />
Hyperbolical, a. Bfsecbvifcen, fc<strong>of</strong>«<br />
;
202 Hyp<br />
Hyperbolize, p. a. ^n.forflotQ, Sftur^<br />
Ctifon : fFtifra in Iji^pctbUt.<br />
Hyperborean, a. i^fuetboten ; notbijT.<br />
Hj^iercritic,*. fitang inBlore. -al a.<br />
foi iiiDrfet fritiff.<br />
Hypericon, s. IjonSbett, tbbatf»e,<br />
Hyperion, 5. folen.<br />
Hypermeter, s. Bf»«rbrift; <strong>of</strong>cetmSf.<br />
Hypersarcosis, s. bSBfiitt.<br />
Hyphen, s. fl.ifvielfae.fen.<br />
Hypnotic, s. fomngifrnnbe ntebel.<br />
Hypocheris, s. T. fit' lev.<br />
Hj'pochondria, s. nijeltfjufn, fpntnios<br />
bigljer; gtillfiingnrc. -c, a. l)'otant>t<br />
titl nijeltfn: iiijeltfjuf, fyatmcbig.<br />
Hypocrisy, s. ffrynitnn, I)i;cfleti.<br />
Hypocrite, s. ()i)(f(nte, fftijmtore.<br />
Hypocritical, a. |Tenl)elig. [lifrct.<br />
Hypotfastric, a. I)6tnnbe tiff unbet;<br />
Hypostasis, s. v«fciiligl)et i ©ubo-men;<br />
T. febinicnt, faffning. [big.<br />
Hypostatical, a. Bn fenbHig ; fjclffirin=<br />
Hypotenuse, s. T. I)i;v
Ign<br />
nis-fatuus, s. itcffen, blflnsffen,<br />
nite, t^. a. & n. elfca, nntfltibo: 3l6B=<br />
nirible, a. bc.innt'iK, [olt antiinDlig.<br />
nitiun, s. gliibgning, onl.nnbning.<br />
•nivonious, a. clfcfptiitance.<br />
noble, a. oiiJiel, ncCrig.<br />
noniinious, a. ffijmflig , ne^Iig.<br />
-ness, s. flunif, flniii, rnnata.<br />
:no!iiinj', s. pnn()eber, nebrigl)et.<br />
:niiiaiiius, «. tlUp, bijinlmfv>ub ; T.<br />
Ku --luftolen jiinncr fiamningfjiiiaUi<br />
piuiance, s. cfunnigljct.<br />
fnorant, s. buiii()uft>ub. -, a. <strong>of</strong>uns<br />
lig, ci^ctonbe, otrirb, obefnnt.<br />
;nore, v. a. Intfa foin man icfe ri^K :<br />
r. fevflaca fldnining^maUt ;c. rava for<br />
ifuaflrtnbigr.<br />
jnoscible, a. fortStlig.<br />
. foctibot, gcnonignng ; fabe^nr.<br />
'.ethole, s. fnctbal.<br />
.eus, 5. rnrntatneS inijcdfling.<br />
lex, s. ftenef ; ffartnfiin^ir.ib.<br />
a. I)'6cnnbe titl tatmatne. - passion,<br />
s. tacmftcb.<br />
Ik, a. hVHic od; «n.<br />
11, m. af I shaU 0. I wUl.<br />
11, 4. clQfl)er, cnbt; c(Vtb(anbning, fiinoiffn.<br />
Illusive, Illusory, a. fatfF, 0[dnban=<br />
be : fnnrjnnbe. [()ntltgo.<br />
Illustrate, v. a. upptyfo, fotflota, fijt*<br />
Illustration, s. upply^ning; f6cl)dtlii<br />
gnnbe ; gtopijt. [be.<br />
Illustrative, a. upp(i;fnnbe, fotf(aron«<br />
Illustrious, a. fbcndni, lyfanbe, betonu<br />
lig, naninfunnig; fijrttdfflig. -ness,<br />
s. dbel()et, namnfunnigbet.
204 Ima<br />
Image, «. bilb, btliitt; liffiet; tonfn,<br />
fcreflri lining. -, v. a. nfbil^n, fou-.<br />
finCa. -vy,s. biltl)uggfti, bilOjiobcv :<br />
inbilDning ; (Tenbntfjet; foceffottning.<br />
Imaginable, a. upptnnflig. -ness, s.<br />
tanfbovl>cr. [taf}.<br />
Imaginant, a. iippinnfantc. -, 3. fan=<br />
Imaginary, a. i^lnIln^, folff.<br />
Imagination, s. intilfning, infailTninggs<br />
frnft: begvcpp ; uppjiinning; gcljenit<br />
fonftgtep.<br />
Imaginative, a. upppnninggrif, finnrif,<br />
Imagine, f. a. uppianfn, uppfinnn ; in.<br />
biffa fig, tnnfo.<br />
Imagining, s. inbillning.<br />
Imbarn, v. a. inbecgn.<br />
Imba<strong>the</strong>, v. a. blijtn.<br />
Imbecile, a. )>?ng, <strong>of</strong>ijtin'ogen ; fwngs<br />
fint. -, f . a. fgtfcflga.<br />
Imbecility, s. ffibpligOtt, <strong>of</strong>iSnn'ogen:<br />
bet ; finncsjfongtjet.<br />
Imlier, s. fj<strong>of</strong>luntro.<br />
Imbibe, v. a. infupa, infuga ; inbenitfl.<br />
Imbibition, s. infupning, infugning.<br />
Imbitter, v. a. forbittta ; refa,<br />
Imbody, v. a. & n. inflHiifvia; gSra<br />
ftopviTig ; infotlifon^; tjotfna, lopnn<br />
Imbuil, f. n. fjucci, l)cifm fig. [i()cp.<br />
Imbolden, i'. a. uppntunitn, uppiiiota;<br />
vfDcvOVufa.<br />
Imborder, v. a. begranfn. [bnff.<br />
Imbosk, V. a. & n. tolja ; v^ntQ i bnf=<br />
Imbusom, v. a. forunvrt i bnnnen; nn^<br />
foctro.<br />
Imbound, v. a. infjnngo, inncflutn.<br />
Imbower, v. a. <strong>of</strong>perfTyggn genoni<br />
tcriii; bctndfnd m«b T<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Imbowment, s. l)valf, [jtinlfbiigt.<br />
Imbricated, a. utbSlfnb, fupig; T.<br />
finiiui- ^ [tnftcgel ; ucbnlfning.<br />
Imbrication, s. lafning mcb fupigt<br />
Imbroider, v. a. btoSeva, uify.<br />
Imbrown, v. a. btyna, goto Otun;<br />
fi>rMi6tfa.<br />
Imbrue, •'. a. boppo, biota ; beflnrfn.<br />
Imbrute, f. a. & n. gbtn bunt; blifM<br />
fanhig. [inplontn, iinbetvifa.<br />
Imbue, V. a. (with) bcppn ; infupn;<br />
Imburse, v. a. fioppa penningar t pun:<br />
I mm<br />
gen ; forfe uift penningnr. -ment,<br />
infflf^eting.<br />
Imitability, s. eftctfoljligbet.<br />
Imitable, a. efterfi5(jclig.<br />
Imitary, a. «ft«tI)ormnnbe.<br />
Imitate, v. a. bnnnn, fblja, gota tft<br />
Imitation, s. biuiiining, efiernpning<br />
Imitative, a. bnrninnbe, eftergjccB.<br />
Imitator, s. eftetfoljiite, bavinor<br />
Immaculate, a. cbefliitfob, obefmittf<br />
flar. -ness, s. renbet; i^ffulb, fi)(Tf;<br />
Immailled, a. fdibb i barn<strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Immalleable , u. foni «j fan be<br />
fiinflDloS. [fjett<br />
Immanacle, v. a. fto i bnnbfl<strong>of</strong>tx<br />
Immane, a. fiot, <strong>of</strong>ontlig.<br />
Immanent, a. inpiinbig; fibbangnn<br />
Immanifest, a. oti)bIig; icfe uppenb<br />
Immanity, s. <strong>of</strong>nntitgbet ; grci^ligbe<br />
Immarcessible, a. <strong>of</strong>iirghngt<br />
-ness, s. cfi5tvinniT(ig()et.<br />
Immartial, a. cfcigiiT.<br />
Immask, v. a. fottioba; bolja.<br />
Immatchable, a. ojenifoclig.<br />
Immaterial, «. onblig, cfropp(It|<br />
lifgiltig, fegn belijbnnbe.<br />
Immateriality, «. anbligbet.<br />
Immaterialized, a. <strong>of</strong>coppflig.<br />
Immateriate, a. eftcppflig.<br />
Immatriculate, v. a. inlfrifuo.<br />
Immatriculation, s. inflrifning i<br />
trifeln, uppfornnbe pn noninlififln.<br />
Immature, a. onicgen ; etibig, fotbnflf<br />
-ness, eff.<br />
Immaturity, s. oniogenbtt.<br />
Immeability, s. ogencntirnngligbet.<br />
Immeasurable, a. oniatiig.<br />
Immeclianical, a. oincfnnifr.<br />
Immediacy, s. cmebetbatbet.<br />
Immediate, a. oniebelbnt : nntpoton<br />
(OMi tib). -ly, ad. oinebelbart; genn»<br />
-ness, s. oniebelbnrbet ; <strong>of</strong>lff)fingig^<br />
Immedicable, a. obcrfig.<br />
Immemorable, a. irfc ninrffflrbig.<br />
Immemorial, a. ucniinnte!. —ly, a<br />
ftan utiuinneS tib. -ness, s. utuii:'<br />
mi' lib.<br />
Immense, a. oniritlig, ciinbligt |}(><br />
-ness, eU.
Imm<br />
nmensity, s. emntligbet, oanbligljet.<br />
nniensurability, s. ouintligljet.<br />
iiiiunsurate, a. oniottlig.<br />
r. immetfion, ett. en vlnnetg intnibe i<br />
m nniiiin planet^ ffuggn.<br />
nraethotUcal, a. ootBentlig, orefcig.<br />
-ness, s. oocbning, oretig[)ct.<br />
Tindtfrate, v. n. iitfantrn.<br />
mnigration, s. incnncring.<br />
mminence, s. I)Otanbe, ffafning fbr<br />
igcnen (em faror).<br />
mminent, a. efv^ev^angnntf, Ijotante.<br />
himingle, v. a. blanBa.<br />
minution, s. foniiinffning.<br />
mmisciljility, s. obeblflnfcligftci.<br />
nimiscible, a. obeblanSlig.<br />
miission,*. infnnBning; infprutning.<br />
mmit, V. a. infanta, tn(Ti(fa; iniMfa.<br />
mmitii,'al)le, a. font e) fan blittai^.<br />
mmix, V. a. fbcbtanCa. -al>le, a.<br />
ej fan [)0Vbtan6ag.<br />
obility,s. otbtligfjct, pnn6afiig()er.<br />
oderate, fl. omottlig, <strong>of</strong>oetBtifvcn.<br />
-ness, ett. [()et.<br />
mmoderation, s. ontatttigljet; I)flf'i9=<br />
mmodest, «. cbffFeDlig; canflanbig,<br />
frrirf ; cfDff. -y,5. onnftrinBigOet, fcaif=<br />
l)et, cfbrjTamBhet.<br />
mmolate, v. a. <strong>of</strong>fta, fTngta <strong>of</strong>feitjur.<br />
mmolation, s. <strong>of</strong>fer, <strong>of</strong>frtytDe.<br />
a. cfctlig, liBerlig; cbi)gciig.<br />
Immoral,<br />
mmorality, s. <strong>of</strong>eDligOet, febf«lb«Ii?r.<br />
mmortal, a. oBbCiig, <strong>of</strong>otganglig^evig.<br />
- flower, s. bebenbtouijler. [ligbtt.<br />
mmortality, s. oB'bBligbet, <strong>of</strong>btgat=<br />
immortalize , v. a. gbra o&oBlig , f5r=<br />
! «sign. [fQintoni. -ness, s. otbclig()ct.<br />
jlmmovable, a. ocbtlig. -s, a. pi. fafr<br />
ilmmund, a. oten.<br />
f{mmundicity, s. otenlig^et.<br />
Ifmmunity, s. fnliet ; fbtetrate^ratt.<br />
immure, v. a. niuva igen; fntta i nt><br />
>[iuuiisical, a. ontufifalif!. [ctfr.<br />
Imp 205<br />
Immutability, s. <strong>of</strong>btanBerligfeet.<br />
Immutable, a. oombi^tlig. -ness, a.<br />
.<br />
iinnTL'^e, v. a. fiinfa, fotbjupo.<br />
<strong>of</strong>i5cnnBfrlig()«r.<br />
Inimutation, s. cmbute.<br />
iinierit, s. o^avCigliet. -ed , a. <strong>of</strong>ijrs Imp, s. ynipcivif}: fatungt; cittling;<br />
1.1! -ous, a. oOetijtitig, watS^tij^. tonitgubbe; ftijggt barn, -s,^s. pi.<br />
nmerse, a. fbrfiintr. -,v. a. fnnfa, ftadningsft'ingcr. -, v. a. ijmvo : <strong>of</strong>a<br />
jopi'.- : fi.'rejupn; forOorga.<br />
Impact, f . a. vaifa ihov. [tiK.<br />
nmersion, s. ntDfantning, bowning : Impaint, v. a. bcmala.<br />
Impair, s. foruiinffning. - , v. a. fors<br />
ffagajfbrtinga; aftaga, ininffoiS.-ment,<br />
s. flitniinjTning; ffata.<br />
Impale, v. a. fpetfa (en brott^Iing).<br />
Impalpable, a. cfanboc, oniarflig.<br />
Impanate,n. nan>aranBe i btbtet (i nott*<br />
Imparadise, v. a. gbra falig. [corBen).<br />
Imparalleled, o. ojcnifbrlig.<br />
Imparasyllabic, a. befJoentc <strong>of</strong> uBBa<br />
nafrelfer.<br />
Impardonable, a. <strong>of</strong>erlntlig.<br />
Imparity, s. olifbet; juipfbrf)affan&e<br />
uBBa fbrballante.<br />
Impark, f . a. inflonga, inf)ngn«.<br />
Impart, v. a. nieBbcln, lota peta, funs<br />
Impartial, a. ovortifl, ei?a(Big. [gbrn.<br />
Impartiality , Impartialness , a.<br />
Dpartiffber, tatrsifa.<br />
Impartible, a. meBBdbar.<br />
Impassable, a. obanaB, oti0gang(ig.<br />
-ness, «. ogenomtrangligljet.<br />
Impassibility, a. tittfinnb ott ej bara<br />
untetfartnC lifanBe <strong>of</strong> ijttre ting.<br />
Impassible, a. foni ij fnn [iba.<br />
Impassioned, a. fuH af libetfe.<br />
Impassive, a. fti f tan i)tfr« tingg oBer*<br />
Impasted, a. inflifrtab. [fan.<br />
Impatience, s. otaligI)et; genptafcigi<br />
bet: bafligbet.<br />
Impatient, a. otatig, fjaftig. [rntt.<br />
Impatronization, s. full befitlning^s<br />
Impatronize, v. a. f«Ho en i fbrla*<br />
ning af fyrfogct^.<br />
Impawn, v. a. fbrpanra.<br />
Impeach, a. binBer. -, v. a. hinbra;<br />
<strong>of</strong>fpniligen anflnga, beffi^ffa; beftriBo.<br />
-able, a.anfloglig. -er, s. anflagnre,<br />
ongifMre. -ment, *. binber; <strong>of</strong>fentlig<br />
anfiagelfe. [lit verier.<br />
Impearl, v. a. viyba uieB verier; ybca<br />
;
2U6 Imp<br />
Impeccability, «. <strong>of</strong>dturogenbct olt<br />
funCa.<br />
[fclo.<br />
Impeccable , a. <strong>of</strong>iJnnogen ott funnn<br />
Impede, V. a. tintta, fl>tebt)99a; brejn.<br />
Impediment, 5. f)in6er, motfianb. -in<br />
speech, f»act molfiite.<br />
Impedite, v. a. I)inbta.<br />
Impeditive, a. (jinBetlig.<br />
Impel, V. a. btifpa va, fottffijnba;<br />
noDga. -lent, s, pStrifoaK; vo6tif=<br />
vantt haft.<br />
Impen, v. a. infidnga i fallot.<br />
Impend, p. n. Oangn bfrct ; f)ota ; fote=<br />
ftn. -ence, s, cantantie tifffronc<br />
(icrante farn.<br />
;<br />
[()ft.<br />
Impenetrability, s. ogenomttnnglig^<br />
Impenetrable, a. ogenomttiinglig<br />
i>uti(runC>tig. [I)dteelfe.<br />
Impenitence, s. obotfntbigl)et ; for=<br />
Impenitent, u. <strong>of</strong>cotfdtbig, forljdtbab.<br />
Impennous, a. opingcib, <strong>of</strong>jobtab.<br />
Imperate, a. (Tfcnbe iiieb iiiebnftnnbe.<br />
Imperative, s. T. inipetotipu^. -, a-<br />
t'ff.-iUante.<br />
Imperatorial, s. befaUanbe.<br />
Imperceptible, a. omnrflig; obegviv^<br />
lig: ftn. -nes8,s. omdrfbatI)ct, omnrf.<br />
Imperdible, a. <strong>of</strong>otftotlig, [ligbet.<br />
Imperfect, s. T. impecfettum. - , a.<br />
niidtiMiilig: efuafldnbin, befeft.<br />
Imperfection, *. cfufffomlig^et, btifts<br />
fnUia^ct; Cffctt.<br />
Imperfectness, s. <strong>of</strong>uttfciiilighet.<br />
Imperforable, a. ogenomttnnglig.<br />
Imperforate, a. ogencmborcab ; I)»l.<br />
Imperial, a. fejferlig ; funglig. -city,<br />
s. fri ritSfinb. -cutting, s. T. U\\at-.<br />
fnitt. -lilj' , s. fejfntftona. -ist,<br />
Imperishable, a. eforgdnglig.<br />
Impersonal, n operfcntig.<br />
Impersuasible, a. D6fvertn(elig.<br />
Inipermanence,4. fbtgangligljer, cfta=<br />
Mil(>ft. t()ft.<br />
Impermeability, s. cgeniMiitinnglig.<br />
Impermeable, a. ogenomirnnglig.<br />
Imp<br />
Impertinence, 3. nn^tji^fjct; etibighe<br />
clvijfligbet: oanftdntighet.<br />
Impertinent, s. n.i^fid (Dnimel, til<br />
togfen gloD. -,o. nnSci^, cl)'6ftig, <strong>of</strong>c<br />
ffdiiib; cbfborig. [liglje<br />
Impertransibility , ». ogenonitton<br />
Imperturbable,a.<strong>of</strong>6t(lbclig,cb«»efli<br />
Imperturbation, s. finntfjemnbet.<br />
Impei-vious , a. otittgnnglig, ogenor<br />
trflnglia. -ness, s. tiffflutenbet.<br />
Impester, v. a. mntiia, infnnrja.<br />
Impetitdnous, a. ffnbbig. [f<strong>of</strong>a<br />
Impetrable , a. foni fan erbnHafi<br />
Impetrate, v. a, «tl)ntta, fa.<br />
Impetration, s, befommanbe tftet fc<br />
iitgaiui«n onlinaon.<br />
Impetuosity, s. bciftigbet, polbfambi<br />
Impetuous, a. baftig, Pocmante; pai<br />
-ness, s. Iiaftigbet. [fttt<br />
Impetus, s. baftigt frtafranbe ; fi^cfi<br />
Impierceable, a. ogenointranglig.<br />
Impiety, s. cgubaftigfjet, gubtoSb't-<br />
Impignorate, v. a. fotpantn.<br />
impignoration, s. fijtpamning.<br />
Impinge, v. a. ftota «mot, fnuffaS.<br />
Impinguate, f . a. goba.<br />
Impious, u. ugubaflig, gubl5§.<br />
Implacability, s. efotfonUgbft.<br />
Implacable, a. cfotfcnlig, obIibf«(i<br />
-ness, s. cfi'rfonligher. [9>»P<br />
Implant, v. a. iinplnnra, in[Tatpn ; i<br />
Implantation, 3. inplantning, info<br />
Implausible, a. cfannolif. [nin<br />
Implead, f. a. onfIaga,fiamma. -abl<br />
a. font fan (inmnta^. -er, a. onbtaga<br />
Impledge, v. a. forpanta. [t<br />
Implement, s. pctftijg, tebffap ; \)Mi%<br />
5. fejferligt finniib.<br />
r.ib : liabcbot.<br />
Impletion, s. fBttnab, uppfttlfanbe.<br />
Imperious , a. befatfanSe , bctrffnnbe Implex, (I. in»)e(flab, fanmianfatt.<br />
bfveniiobig. -ness , s. ()«ttfTlyfinab ; Implicate, v. a. \nvtHa\ fStsitra.<br />
Implication, a. inrci ling ; belaftigfji<br />
infvepning.<br />
Implicit, a. inbfgtipfn; inretfla'<br />
nictf. - faith, s. blinb tro. -ness,<br />
blinb fottroenbt; LMDbligtjft.<br />
Implo ration, s. anbatlan. [011<br />
Implore, v. a. antopa, bSgligtn Ut<br />
Implumed, a. man fjnbcat.
Imp<br />
mjily, tJ. a. iwtHa; mebfijta; inn«:<br />
iMr.i" innefatta; flutd (bet ena
208 Imp<br />
: ; :<br />
Impropriator, s. Iffmnn font bf fitter Inability, o(IictligI)tt; <strong>of</strong>bnucgenf)ft<br />
fyrfgcbP. [lighet, olTitfligOtt.<br />
Impropriety, s. ocgcnrligI)et; olnmp=<br />
ImprosperouB, a. oliidlig.<br />
Improvable, a. foiii fnn f'otbnttrfl^.<br />
-ness, s. ffitf (igl)ct ntt funna forbott=<br />
'<br />
ctifltrirftigl)et.<br />
Inabstinence, s. cniQtt[ig()ct.<br />
Inaccessible, a. ctiffgonglig; frat at<br />
fa titllrfin l)0«. -ness, s. otiffgringlig<br />
f)ef<br />
[I)et ; ovnttigtet<br />
rnS.<br />
Improve, v.a.&n.fotMttva, forntrn;<br />
begngna, uppobla; fiitbotftflg; tiHtogn.<br />
-ment,*. fotbottting; titt<strong>of</strong>iirt; upp=<br />
cMing; framfleg; unbetPigning, befoc=<br />
tron. -r, s. fotbattrare ; fBtbfttlting«=<br />
Iniprovided, a. <strong>of</strong>otberebe. [inebet.<br />
Improvidence, s. cfi5tfigtig()et, obe=<br />
tnntfniithn.<br />
Improvideut, a. <strong>of</strong>otfigtig, ovarfniii.<br />
Imprudence, «. <strong>of</strong>'6tfigtigl)tt ; <strong>of</strong>l<strong>of</strong>s<br />
fnir. [putrbb.<br />
Impurple, v. a. putpta, fnrga pur^<br />
Imputable, a. tifftatfnelig ; flcaffbar.<br />
-ness, -5. inbelbarOet.<br />
Imputation, s. littr<strong>of</strong>nnnbe, tifffitelff<br />
foie «l|c.<br />
Imputative, a. titftrifnonbe.<br />
Impute, '.«. tiUvrifnn, pnbbvbo, bciTi)I[n.<br />
Imputrescibility, s. <strong>of</strong>brruttnciigdct.<br />
In, pr. a ad. I, uii, l)o#, nf, tiff, pn tip.<br />
-as much as, fa v^iPn. -contempt,<br />
<strong>of</strong> fbtnft. -my mind, eftft iiiintinfe.<br />
- stead <strong>of</strong>, I'rtiia*! fbv._ - that, b5,<br />
.<br />
Ina<br />
Inaccuracy, s. fcriflnnbe noggrnnn<br />
Inaccurate, a. idff ncggrann; crintfam<br />
Inaction, s. o»erffnmI)tt ; (aitja.<br />
Inactive, a. oretffam; tcbg.<br />
Inactivitjs «. I)t)iln.<br />
Inactuate, v. a. rbrfi, bepefn.<br />
Inactuation, s. fijrrottning.<br />
Inadequate,
Ina<br />
nattention, s. oupvnintffanitet ; cflft=<br />
ffliiilwr.<br />
[fam.<br />
nattentive, a. e<strong>of</strong>tfam, euppm(irf=<br />
iiaudible, a. foni fj fan l)otai.<br />
nauL-urate, v. a. inpign, infaitn (i<br />
ciiibvu; ; ftlinn; inf}QlI«ta.<br />
naiiirurarion, s. froning, inKigning,<br />
ir.'i-.-.Ucnng.<br />
nan ration, s. fotg^Hning.<br />
uauspicious, a. olycflig, <strong>of</strong> olijtfdg<br />
bnntcife. -ness, s. elaf betijfcelfe<br />
;<br />
oliKtligt tiajlnnb.<br />
nbeing, ». ootffi.'jeligliet.<br />
nljorn, a. metfobb.<br />
nbrea<strong>the</strong>d, a. ingifrtn, infvitftcifc.<br />
nbrefl, a. uietfotb, infSbb, intiinbfT.<br />
ncage, f. a. fjittn i but; infporcfl.<br />
ncalculable , a. fcin ej fnn bet<strong>of</strong> nn«.<br />
ncalescency, s. I)ettnante, uvprcimu<br />
ning. [Oetinnnte.<br />
ncalescent, a. bocjnnbe ott bli vnriii,<br />
ncamerarion, «. fotening iiieb bo=<br />
ncamp, v. a. frS Inget. [mancrnc.<br />
ncantation , «. befMtjning , fotttcK;<br />
ncantatory, a. ttcajT, inagiiT. [ning.<br />
;ncanting, a. fotljufanbt.<br />
Jicanton, v. a. fotenn ineb en fnnton.<br />
!ncapaLility, s. <strong>of</strong>FirftigOet, cbuglighet.<br />
incapable , a. obuglig, <strong>of</strong>firflig, cf'6c=<br />
iiie^^n. [-ness, s. trangliet.<br />
[ncapacious, a. tning, iit tymlig.<br />
Incapacitate, f. a. goto <strong>of</strong>fitfltg, fcr=<br />
fpnja; fScflnta otuglig. [ningsftaft.<br />
Incapacity, s. obugligljet, brifl pa fan.<br />
[ncarcerate, v. a. fdtta i fangtlfe,<br />
_..fteta.<br />
[ncarceration, s. Ijnftning.<br />
[ncarn, v. a. & n. beflaln meb fbtt<br />
tiiga Un\ blifra menniffa, ontogo<br />
nfflig notut.<br />
(ncarnadine, 5. ^09 tiffcirg. -,a. (btt=<br />
ffivgai), liffdtgab. -, v. a. fdrgn tub<br />
ett. liffntgab.<br />
Incarnate, v. a. f Inbn nttb fott. - , a,<br />
>cn till fott , fom ontagit nienfiflig<br />
Inc 209<br />
Incartation, s. T. (Tebning.<br />
Incase, v. a. inneflutn.<br />
Incask, v. a. gjutn i ftt fat.<br />
Incastelled, a. inmutnb ; T. fi)tt()Ofig.<br />
Incautious, a. opacfnm, <strong>of</strong>'orfigtig.<br />
-ness, s. oi>atfan)I)
210 Inc<br />
Incidental, a. tillfoaig.<br />
Incidentally, Incidently, ad. ^cins<br />
^elfe^.'i^, i fotbignenSe.<br />
Incinerate, f. a. fivUdnna tiff nffa.<br />
Incineration, «. nfftciggning.<br />
Incipient, a. begynnnn&e.<br />
Incirclet, s. fmS citfe(.<br />
Incircumscriptible, a. oinfTtdnft.<br />
Incised, a. inffiircn.<br />
Incision, s. inffncning, fnitt; bppning.<br />
Incisive, a. inffdrnnbe.<br />
Incisor, «. framtanb. -y, a. iniTncanbe.<br />
Incitation, s. ingifvtlfe ; t«tanbe.<br />
Incite, V. a. loda, uvvmann, uppmuni<br />
tin. -nient, «. tetanbe; beoefetfcjTdt.<br />
Incivil, a. cI)<strong>of</strong>lig.<br />
Incivility, s. c()Df(i9()et, gt<strong>of</strong>Oet.<br />
Inclemency, s. ftrangtjst, Ootbljet (oin<br />
lufkn orf) vaiut).<br />
Inclement, a. obannfjertig, otnilb.<br />
Inclinable, a. bojb, benngcn.<br />
Inclination, s. biijelff, lufl: ti)dFc; tiU'<br />
gif»^cn()ct; T. (ifuifning.<br />
Inclinatory, a. b'ojiig, eftcrgif(janbe.<br />
Incline, v. a. & n. bijja, luta; gynnn;<br />
»otrt b&jb etc. I)nfua bojetfe fist; cctta<br />
nt : fiijta pa.<br />
Inclip, V. a. ffltta; oingiffa. [fpdtrn.<br />
Incloister, v. a. fcittn i fl<strong>of</strong>lec ; in=<br />
Inclose, V. a. inluignn.<br />
Incloud, V. a. fiirbunfla.<br />
Include, v. a. inncjTutn, inbcgtipa.<br />
Inclusion, s. inneflittnnbe, infnttning.<br />
Inclusive, a. inn«flutnnbe ; innefnttob.<br />
lucoatmlable, a. fom «j fan lopna.<br />
Incog, f. Incognito. [fniii()«t.<br />
Incogitance, j. tanfr6^[)et, obetdnf:<br />
Incogitant, Incogitative, a. tonflcg.<br />
Incognito, a. & ad. fiirfldbb; <strong>of</strong>nnb;<br />
lonligt.<br />
Incoherence, s. <strong>of</strong>nntntQn()nng.<br />
Incoherent, a. <strong>of</strong>amuiQnIjdnganbe ; Vii,<br />
lurfct (om jorb).<br />
Incolumity, s. fdfetOtt.<br />
Incombustibility, s. <strong>of</strong>i5tbtnnn(ig()et.<br />
Incombustible, a. <strong>of</strong>iitbtdnnlig.<br />
-ness, s. <strong>of</strong>6tbidnn(igI)ft.<br />
Income, s. infomft, aftnflning. -duty,<br />
«. fbtmogenljeUnfgift.<br />
Inc<br />
Incommensurability , s. T. wtnm<br />
tnl^ D^€lbl^c()ct iiieb en gcnicnfam bififcr<br />
Incommensurable , Incommensurate,<br />
a. foiii ej fnn iiuitn^.<br />
Incommiscible, a. font ej fan binnbo*<br />
Incommodate, Incommode, v. a. be<br />
fvnua, faffa bef«jrinig.<br />
Incommodious, a. obeqcdm, btfuoiji<br />
lig. -ness, ell.<br />
Incommodity, s. obcqsnmligOet, be.<br />
fodrligbet, oldgcnbct.<br />
Incommunicability, s, oni(<br />
Incomprehension, s. btijl pn fnti<br />
Incomprehensive, «. ej inneljotfanbi;<br />
Incompressibility , s. <strong>of</strong>fiiligbet a<br />
funna nnngnsS in i ett ttangt rum.<br />
Incompressible, a. fo»i ej later 1)0»^<br />
tci;(fn fig.<br />
Inconcealable, «. cfotbotjedg.<br />
Inconceivable, a. ebegtiplig, cfa<br />
-ness, «. obegripligber.<br />
Inconcinnity, s. oldniptigbet.<br />
luconcludent, Inconclusive, u
Inc<br />
= ;<br />
bintanbe ; o6«uifan6e. -ness, «. <strong>of</strong>fitf obcqt
212 Inc<br />
Incroach, v. n. gbta inttong t.<br />
Incrueatal, a. oOlobig (oni <strong>of</strong>ftet).<br />
Incrustate, f. a. mftuflerfl, ijfoetttaga<br />
m«D florpfl.<br />
Incrustatioii, s. inftuflering.<br />
Incubate, v. n. ligga vo «99( Korfa-<br />
Incubation^ Incubiture, «. liggning<br />
va egg. [tlaf onbe; tttngt.<br />
Incubus , s. niatan (unbec foninen)<br />
Inculcate, f. a. inffritv«, invtegln.<br />
Inculcatib^n , s. inffatpning, unb«cpi^=<br />
nmg. [cfjtnffligljet.<br />
Inculpable, a. <strong>of</strong>lcnffiig. -ness, s.<br />
Incult, Incultivated, a. obtufab;<br />
ouppoblab. [bruf.<br />
Incultivation,.s. brijlvn fuUut, obting,<br />
Incumbency, 5. aliggonbe; vligt; in=<br />
nel)<strong>of</strong>\?anbe nf en ijenft fff. IngenOet.<br />
Incumbent, .5. innebaftifltt af en [figen:<br />
bet. -, a. aliggnnbe; vnlngb.<br />
Incumber, f. Encumber.<br />
Incur, t'. n. & a. falla in , foHo i fin:<br />
;<br />
Hft ; titfbroga fig. [ligbet. ffnnbigber, gtcfljet. [liy.<br />
Incurable, a. obotlig. -ness, *. obi)i= Indelicate, a. oanflnnbig, gtcf : ctjen-<br />
Incurious, a. sotbsliis, onftfani. -ness, Indemnification, «. ffabeecfntini<br />
s VQtbflosbet.<br />
Incursion, s. nnfad; inbtott ; ftrijfing.<br />
Incurvate, v. a. bbja, gorn ftum.<br />
Incurvation, 3. bojning, fruinning<br />
Incurvity,*. tt<strong>of</strong>igbet; bugt; ftbfning.<br />
Indagate, v.a.'fotffrt, unbetfota, innta<br />
Indagation, s. eftetfotffning. [efiet.<br />
Indagator, s. forffate.<br />
Iiidamage, v. a. iTaba.<br />
Indanger, f. Endanger.<br />
Indart, v. a. fnfto m ; ftjuta.<br />
Indear, f. Endear. [ologga.<br />
Indebt, v. a. fbrtjupn i ffulb ; fSrbinba,<br />
Indebted, p. & a. fbtbunben, ffutbig.<br />
Indebtment, «. f6tfFi)IIan, fotPoOnnbe.<br />
Indecency, s. oanfidnbigljet ; otittbiitJ<br />
ugbft.<br />
Indecent, a. oanpnnbig, oiTitflig.<br />
Indeciduous, a. (iforfitfonbe (oni Kf).<br />
Indecimable,a.foin ej bor gifva tionben.<br />
Indecision, s. Mttrnbigbet, obeflutfmiu<br />
Indecisive, a. iie nfgbtanbe. [l)et.<br />
Indeclinable, a. <strong>of</strong>ot.inberlig ; T. font<br />
ej tiin befliiieca^. -ness, «. obojligi<br />
Ind<br />
f>ei ; oniejligljet art funno beflineta*.<br />
Indecorous, a. oanflhnbig, <strong>of</strong>ftitig.<br />
Indecorum, s. cb'<strong>of</strong>ligbet, obeleftjen^et<br />
Indeed, ad. serfligen, i fnnning; jafS. J<br />
Indefatigable, a. ouitrbttlig ; <strong>of</strong>6tttu«<br />
ren. -ness, s. outttbttUgljet.<br />
Indefeasible, a. oatetfoHelig.<br />
IndefectibiHty, «. <strong>of</strong>elbatbet.<br />
Indefectible, a. felfri.<br />
Indefeisible, a. <strong>of</strong>i5t(tnbetIig, otyggtig.<br />
Indefensible, a. ufotfunctig. -ness,<br />
s. fvngbct, <strong>of</strong>i3rft)ac(igbet.<br />
Indeficiency, s. fufffcniligbet.<br />
Indeficient, a. fullfomlig: futtfrdntig.<br />
Indefinable, a. cfiSttlorlig.<br />
Indefinite, a. obeflnuib ; oinfft.inft.<br />
-ness, tU. [her.<br />
Indefinitude, s. obeflnuibbet; ooinbtig*<br />
Indeliberate, a. ocfpetlogb.<br />
Indelibility, s. outplanligbet.<br />
Indelible, a. outvtanlig, <strong>of</strong>ijcgdngltg.<br />
Indelicacy, s. bttfl pa pn fdniTa; c<br />
ffnbesiiJeliottQnCe. [fritta ens fbrlufi.<br />
Indemnify, v. a. bdffa ffabe^lb^, e<br />
Indemnity, s. fitaff tb^bet ; iTobeflanC<br />
Indemonstrable, a. obetjigUg. -ness,<br />
J. oberigligbet; oriinligbet.<br />
Indenizen, v. a. uppingii litt bocgare.<br />
Indent, 5. inffdrning, fFara. -, v. c<br />
infTdcn, gbca tnggat pa. -articles,<br />
gbra fcnttnft; flutn i()op : fenttaheto.<br />
Indentation, s. inftdrning; finfning.<br />
Indenture, s. facfftceif ; fonttaft.<br />
Independence, *. obetoenbe, fjelfftdn.<br />
bigber.<br />
Independent,^. Snbepenbent (teligionSs<br />
feft). -, a. oafbdngig, fti, fjelffidnbig.<br />
Indepretable, a. cbei^eflig ; fom ej (an<br />
cvlidttas genoiii bbncr.<br />
Indeprehensible, a. outrnnf.ifiii<br />
Indeprivable, a. foni ej fan fr.ir. ,<br />
Indescribable, a. obefftifiig.<br />
Indesert, .?. cvdtbigbet.<br />
Indesinently, ad. cupplibrligi<br />
Indestructible, a. femej fan fan ;<br />
Indeterminable, a. obeftamboi:
Ind<br />
Indeterminate, a. obet}nln^, cin»<br />
iTr.infi; cbeflutfam. -ness, s. obefluts<br />
uiml'ct, tPifvelnftigljet.<br />
Indetermination, s. v^itlrabigrjet.<br />
IndevotionjS.flnSnft^ll'^Ijet, fattfinnigi<br />
Indevout, a. anfccift^tog. [I)et.<br />
Index, s. tegijl*!; vefpngn; oifote va<br />
ctt uc «(l. fompnf ; T. ervunenten af en<br />
i:.iantui.<br />
Indexterity, «. <strong>of</strong>Tirfligljet. [fnrnte.<br />
India, 5. Sntien. -man , s. OftinDie=<br />
Indian, a. inbiff. -bark, *. faffntiCe.<br />
-c<strong>and</strong>, s. intilTt tot. -corn, s. uiaj§,<br />
lutfifft Ijtete. -cress, 5. intijT ftojte.<br />
. ;<br />
-fig, s. ititifft ftfon. -ink, *. tufd),<br />
tuf.-^f.iitg. -leaf, s. intiflf {)\xi. -rubber,<br />
5. gumiiii. -saflFron,*. guttmeja.<br />
Indicant, a. anfifantc, utmntfante.<br />
Indicate, v. a. «ifa; tiafrinnogifra,<br />
utmnrfa. [ning ; pi<strong>of</strong><br />
Indication, s. tifffnnnogifning ; anfiSs<br />
Indicative, s. T. inbifaiicuS. -, a.<br />
utiitiitfantf, bctedfnancc.<br />
Indicator, 5. ftiadEiiiu(T«l <strong>of</strong> veffingt
214 Ind<br />
Indoctrinate, f . a. [ota.<br />
Indoctrination, s. unterpi^ning.<br />
Indolence, s. uiQfli9()et; ttbgOet; obe=<br />
fi)iiimet|'nin()er.<br />
Indolent, a. fotgl'o^, fcinftelo*, tc'cg.<br />
Indomable, Indomitable, a. obc;<br />
ifingetig.<br />
Indorse , v. a. enb<strong>of</strong>yeta, fftifen bafpn<br />
en sexcl, ntt ben gobfiinneS.<br />
Indraught, s. \?U ; inlopp ; flreui inSt.<br />
Indrench, v. a. Pattenbrnnfa.<br />
Indubious, Indubitable, a. ctcift)cl=<br />
Qttig, «ip.<br />
Indubitate, a. tiUfotlittig, obcttiflab.<br />
Induce, c. a. inlc&n, fiiclctfl, fotiiio;<br />
fijtanteba; ftombringa. -ment, s.<br />
bttjefclffQtunb; motif, otfaf ; fbtfiStetfe.<br />
-r, s. uv'plj<strong>of</strong>gman.<br />
Induciate, a. fbrmobtig. - heir, s.<br />
natmafle oifmngen.<br />
Induct, V. a. infotn, inflaHa.<br />
tot; fTutfat^.<br />
Inductive, a. (to) f'otUbanbe; (<strong>of</strong>j<br />
ftmnbtinganbe; ^ntUbb af cj:em))e[.<br />
Indurate, v. a. & n. f5tl)atta ; (jnrtiia.<br />
-, a. biiirbab, fdtfl<strong>of</strong>fab.<br />
Induration, s. f'6rt)0tbe(f«, Ijatbning.<br />
Industrious, a. ibog, pitig, <strong>of</strong>octtutfn,<br />
entt.igen.<br />
Industry, a. ibog()et, Pit, atbctfamt)ct.<br />
Indweller, s. inbyggare.<br />
Inebriate , v. a. & n. gSra btudt en ;<br />
b«tata ; fottjufa ; blifea trutfcn.<br />
Inebriation, Inebriety, s. tru(fen=<br />
bet; bcCiitnnbe.<br />
Ineffability, s. outfaglighet.<br />
Ineffable, a. outfngtig, cbefTriflig.<br />
Ineffective, a. fraftlSi, ftuftlo^.<br />
Ineffectual, a. ocetffam. -ness, s.<br />
ftaftl6«l)<br />
ligljet; oldgligbet. [p<strong>of</strong>fanbe.<br />
Inexpedient, a, o(ngIig, otitig: itt<br />
Inexperience, a. <strong>of</strong>btfarenbet. -d, a.<br />
cerfacen.<br />
Inexpert, a. oijfpab ; cfTiff (ig.<br />
Inexpiable, a. <strong>of</strong>Stfonlig ; oetfdttlig,<br />
-ness, s. <strong>of</strong>btfonligbet.<br />
Inexplainable, a. cfbcflattig.<br />
Inexplicable, a. outti;Mig. -ness,<br />
i. cfbvflarligbei.<br />
Inexplorable, o. outtanfaflig.
Ine<br />
Inexpressible, a. outm^dflig, outfngs<br />
liii. -ness, s. cutfogltgljet.<br />
Inexpugnable, a. o<strong>of</strong>pctijinnetig.<br />
. Inextinguishable, a. cuiflailig.<br />
I19 : vnn[)c6etltg. -ness, fit.<br />
Infamy, 5. ffnni, vanntn ; fTiintlig()«t.<br />
Infancy, s, barnbom ; begijnncli'e ; T.<br />
onU;ntign at.<br />
Inf<strong>and</strong>ous, a. cutfnglig; etn)gg(ig.<br />
Infangtbef, s. bvottmnl^critr.<br />
Infant, s. barn; onn;ntig; infant, ncf;<br />
Vvm^. -, a. barnflig.<br />
Infanta, s. infantinna, ntfptinfejfa.<br />
Infanticide, s. botnnict6.<br />
Infantile, Infantine, a. bntnflig.<br />
Infantry, s. infanteci, fotfotf.<br />
Infatigable, a. outttijttlig. -ness, 5.<br />
cuttreitiigljel.<br />
Infatuate, v. a. bebSra, fortjufa.<br />
Infatuation, s. bebatclfe.<br />
Infeasible, a. ogoclig. -ness, s.<br />
ogotliglKt.<br />
Infect, V. a. nnflicfo, fniitta, fotgifta.<br />
Infection, s. befniitttlfe, fmittn ; ftanf.<br />
Infectious, a. fmittanbe, fntitt<strong>of</strong>ani<br />
tuitcn. -ness, s. gift, fniitta.<br />
Infective, a. fmitinnbe. -ness, s.<br />
gifiigljct. [-itJ^ s. <strong>of</strong>tufrfnmljct.<br />
Infecund, a. <strong>of</strong>cuftbar, <strong>of</strong>ruttfom.<br />
Infelicity, s. oti)dffnligt)ct; otyrfn.<br />
Infe<strong>of</strong>f, V. a. bc[rinn.<br />
Infer, v. a. Ontleba, jTuta, fototfafn.<br />
Inference, s. flutfStjb, fTutfat^.<br />
Inferiority, s. tingave jtnnb ; tingl)et;<br />
unCctt-iqfenl)et.<br />
Inferiour, s. unbetOafvjonbe , tingnre<br />
petfon. -, a. ypngnre, fanite; Icigcc,<br />
unbct[iigf«n. - judge, j. unbetboniarc.<br />
Infernal, a. Ijelfwiiff; unberjotbiff ; <strong>of</strong>s<br />
;<br />
Inf 215<br />
fFi)a inflljtnnbe 410; be><br />
Influent, a. inflijtanbe. [»efa.<br />
;
216 Inf<br />
Inflnential, a. tttfanbe, inflt)t«(fetif. Ingenerable, a. fom t\ fan f8ba«.<br />
Influx, s. famnianlopp, infli)tning. Ingenerate,a. mebfobb. -, v. a. fBbo,<br />
Infold, V. a. itiOfrfla, infv«pn.<br />
friimbringa.<br />
Infoliate, v. a. btflWtn (nif6 l<strong>of</strong>). Ingenious, a. qt>i(f, finnrif; fonfJtif.<br />
Inform , v. a. uppliffo ; (<strong>of</strong>) unbec= -ness, s. ffnrvfinnigfiet.<br />
rntra ; unbetrifa. - against, nnf (agn, Ingenuity, s. uvvr:gtigf)«t ; ffdrpfinnig*<br />
ongiftifl. [benttig.<br />
Inform, Informal, a. <strong>of</strong>otnilig, cor;<br />
Informality, s. <strong>of</strong>oniiligljet ; T. cgiff.<br />
tiflliet : nuHitet.<br />
Informant, s. ongifuntt.<br />
Information, s. betntte(f« ; iinbetti^s<br />
ning J ongifuetft; anflagning.<br />
Informer, s. font uvplifvar; foni un;<br />
betrattar; In tare; anflagatt.<br />
Informidable, a. Hi ftuftnn^Ufirb.<br />
Informity, s. <strong>of</strong>ctniligfjct,<br />
Informous, a. <strong>of</strong>oniilig, o|!a|)fig.<br />
Infortunate, a. olyfflig.<br />
Infortune, s. otijrfa.<br />
Infract, v. a. bn;fa.<br />
Infraction, s. <strong>of</strong>rettcnb.«. ribljnnga, riblnba. -ncy,<br />
s. uibbongntng; egenifnp. -nt, a. pib«<br />
tnbnnbe; nicbfbbb.<br />
Inherit, v. a. nrft>n, f omnia i befitt*<br />
ning af. -able, a. firftlig. -ance, a.
Inh<br />
ntf;fltfgobd; Sefiitning. -or, s. atfi<br />
oing, acftagare.<br />
[nherse, v. a. btqvnfva.<br />
{nhesion, s. vi&bdngning.<br />
Inhibit, v. a. infJaHn, f«6juta.<br />
Inhibition, s. fbtbuD; infJnlfning;<br />
nrfta6. [nel)aft>nre; I)ltgt
218 Inn<br />
Innneudo, s. uinf, vnfefning.<br />
Innuent, a. nntyconbe. [liflftet.<br />
Innumer ability, s. otafneHgljet, otn=<br />
Innumerable, a. otnfnclig.<br />
Innumerous, a. ornlig.<br />
Inobedience, s. cl)Bt|aiiiI)et.<br />
Inobedient, a. oljorfniii.<br />
Inobservable, a. omnrflig. [Ijet.<br />
Inobservance,*, oaftfomljet, «fterlaten=<br />
Inoculate, v. a. d n. i)mv«.<br />
Inoculation,*, ijmpning, foppi»ni|)ning.<br />
Inodiate, v. a. goto fotljnflig.<br />
Inodorate, Inodorous, a. luftto^.<br />
-ness, s. Iuttli5gl)et.<br />
In<strong>of</strong>fensive, a. onnflbtlig ; <strong>of</strong>fnblig,<br />
<strong>of</strong>Fultig. -ness,*. <strong>of</strong>fnb(igI)ct, fftftnict.<br />
In<strong>of</strong>ficious, a. lie tjenflnftig ; cl)<strong>of</strong>lig.<br />
-ness, s. btifinnfce tjenftnfiigttt.<br />
Inoperation, s. int^etfnn.<br />
Inopinate, a. <strong>of</strong>ocmcijnt.<br />
Inopportune, a. obeqPinm, ol.iglig.<br />
Inordinate, a. ootSentlig. -ness, *.<br />
oorbcntligliet. [ligljet.<br />
Inordination, *. 0Dc6ent(ig[)et , omntts<br />
Inorganical, a. ootganiiT ; lif I60.<br />
Inorganity, s- btifl V« otgan«.<br />
Inosculate, v. a. & n. infoga ; utgjutn<br />
fig.<br />
[pittccing.<br />
Inosculation, *. fotbinbelfe mebelfi<br />
Inquest, *. unCecf<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
Inquietude, *. cto, (org.<br />
Inquinate, v. a. fuBla, finutfa.<br />
Inquination, *. netfrnutSning.<br />
Inquire , v. a. eftetftaga ; efterfvnna :<br />
unDetfbfn ; I)i}ta ifttt. — about a thing,<br />
goto fig unbettrittflb cm. - after one,<br />
frnga eftn. - a thing, unbcrf<strong>of</strong>n (en<br />
fflf). - for <strong>new</strong>s, ftaga eftet ni)l)fter.<br />
Inquirer, s. fom ftSgnt, unberf<strong>of</strong>ace.<br />
Inquiry, *. efterftagnn; unberfijfning.<br />
Inquisition, *. unberfijfntng, ranf<strong>of</strong>:<br />
ning; pinligt fotI)i5t : inqvifiiion.<br />
Inquisitive,a.ni;gitig, ftagvig. -ness,<br />
*. nugictgl)tt. [f6fate ; inqi^ifitot.<br />
Inquisitor,*, ntjgitig inennifFe; unbet=<br />
Inrail, v. a. innefTuia inoiii fFrant; in:<br />
(Ttanffl.<br />
Inroad, *. jienbtligt infaH; fitijftjeti.<br />
I^rull, f. Enrol.<br />
Ins<br />
Insafety, *. cfrifetljet.<br />
Insalubrious, a. cfunb.<br />
Insalubrity, «. <strong>of</strong>unbljer. [Iigf)et.<br />
Insanable, a. oboilig. -ness, *. cbot«<br />
Insane, a. !?nnfinnig, utfinnig ; botanbt.<br />
Insanity, *. urfinnig()et, gnUnffav.<br />
Insapory, a. <strong>of</strong>ni<strong>of</strong>lig, fmnflB^.<br />
Insatiable, o. omiittlig. -ness, *.<br />
<strong>of</strong>ornL>jli9l)Ct.<br />
Insatiate, a. oiunttlig.<br />
Insatiety, *. cmntKigtiet. [ftnbefliilla.<br />
Insatisfaction, *. rgenfFnp Att i(fe tid:<br />
Insaturable, a. cuuittlig. -ness, *.<br />
iMiirirtligljet.<br />
Inscribe, v. a. (on, in) inffrifoa, an:<br />
tf.fnn; bfticetn, tiffegnn.<br />
Inscription, *. infFtift, bfi?«t(?tift, in.<br />
ffcipiion ; iir
Ins<br />
forfat; fnev.<br />
asight, s. infigt, funffap, fijtfatenfjet.<br />
asicriiificance , s. obeti)benI)ct; laps<br />
^t. [lumpen.<br />
asig-nificant, a. obetljtitig; oni;ttig<br />
nsignificative, a. o0eti)6lig,<br />
acere, ". fnlff, tcfe upprigtig.<br />
ncerity, s. fotjlnlTning, oreBligfjet.<br />
asi<strong>new</strong>, v. a. ftritta, gotii fenfull.<br />
asinuant, a. intaganbe, fmitftanbe.<br />
asinuate, v. a. & n. infinuern, lata<br />
fotfia ; forejia. - one's self, innaftla<br />
fig, fl.iiaa fig in ; jTingta fig ; infnii;ga fig.<br />
nsinuation, s. intaganbe; tiinf; im<br />
ibe ; fafia inforning. [f}afffain.<br />
nsiiiuative, a. font later fotlla ; in=<br />
nsipid, a. <strong>of</strong>niaflig ; orimlig.<br />
nsipidity, s. <strong>of</strong>maf(ig()et, platt^et.<br />
nsipiency, s. <strong>of</strong>ijtjlanb.<br />
nsist, V. n. (upon) t)iMla va ; p<strong>of</strong>Ja,<br />
fortfara i anljallan. -ent, a. gtunban;<br />
Be fig pa naget. -ure, s. i!)atbigl)et.<br />
usitiency, s. otijtfiigOet.<br />
nsition, s. ininiipning.<br />
nare, v. a. fnatja, inv>epn.<br />
Inspect, v. a. befigtiga.<br />
; ishiiiie, v. a. innffluta.<br />
Inspection, s. uppfigt, tiHfyn, vSfeen*<br />
isiile, s. infiba, Bet inpnntiga.<br />
be; unbetfijfning.<br />
isidiator, «. lurnre, fijTal.<br />
Inspector, s. uppfyningginon, infpeffot.<br />
isidious, a. fijcfotlig, lijiig. -ness, Inspersion, s. beflanfning.<br />
Inspheve, f . a.innc|Iuta inom en UtXi.<br />
Inspiralile, a. fom fan inanbo^.<br />
Inspiration, s. inanbning, anbetag ; in«<br />
gifpetfe. [bcnita anban.<br />
Inspire, v. a. & n. inbtSfa ; ingifua;<br />
Inspirit, v. a. uppniuntta; uppelba.<br />
Inspissate, v. a. fijttjotfo.<br />
Inspissation, s. fbttjocfning.<br />
Instability,*. obefianbigOet, vanfelmob.<br />
Instaljle, a. obeflonbig, cflabig.<br />
Install, V. a. inflaHera ; inoiga.<br />
Installation, s. inflotTeting, infrittning<br />
i ttt cnibete. [tetmin.<br />
Instalment, s. inmgning ; betalningg*<br />
Instance, •?. enttagen bcgaran, anl)oU<br />
Ian; ftal; beeig, fxenipel; tittfalTe; ins<br />
fiang, botnftot. -,v. n. anfijto, becifa<br />
genom ereinpel.<br />
Instant, .s. ogonblicf, ftunb. -, a. ttort*<br />
ganbc, entragen; ongelfigcn; Benneg, i<br />
benna nianab. -ly, ad. genafl.<br />
Instantaneous, a. "dgonblidlig.<br />
Instate, v. a. infatto ; belfina.<br />
Instauration, s. atetinjiattning ; for*<br />
ni,elfe;tnfi!ffclfe.<br />
Instead, jar. (<strong>of</strong>) i ftaCet fijt.<br />
Insteep, v. a. biota.<br />
Instep , s, foterif}. high in <strong>the</strong> -<br />
b'bgtrafiianbe.<br />
Instigate, v. a. uppbetfa, uppogga,<br />
uppteta att bega nagoi onbt.<br />
Instigation, *. ingifcelfe; meffe;<br />
tvnnganbe jTiil.<br />
Instigator, s. uppb<strong>of</strong>^ntan ; anftiftate.<br />
Instil, V. a. btopppiS ingjuto, ingifra.<br />
Instillation, s. inp[i)tning.<br />
Instilment, s. inbtupet anine.<br />
Instimulate, v. a, reta, dgga.<br />
Instinct, s. infiinft, btift, ingiftjelfe.<br />
Instincted, a. upplifi^ab.<br />
Instinctive, a. eftet natuttig fttift;<br />
infiinftmapig.<br />
Institute, v. a. flifta, intntta, fiSrotb*<br />
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220 Ins<br />
na; unbemfa. -, »• fijtotbning;<br />
gtunbfatS; inrfiltning.<br />
Institutes, j. pi. fliftelfet, flabgat.<br />
Institution, *. infiiftclfe, intattning,<br />
injlitut; jnrigning ; unbenn^ning.<br />
-ary, o. elenientnriff.<br />
Institutor, s. flifinte; unbecvifote.<br />
Instruct, v, a. unbeniifo, untettrittn.<br />
Instructer, s. Intate. [for.<br />
Instructible, a. (for) Inrnftig, fntfen<br />
Instruction, s. foceffrift, eftctcnttctfe,<br />
ui'VfcfJran. [-ness, s. Litotifber.<br />
Instructive, a. Inrorit; up»)bi;ggelig.<br />
Instrument, s. cerftijg, tebjTap, in=<br />
fltumcnt; bocunient. [ftrumenter.<br />
Instrumental, a. font utfi5f«« tiitb in»<br />
Instrumentality, s. tjenlig()et.<br />
Instyle, v. a. bennmna.<br />
Insubordination, *. luotflnnb.<br />
Insubstantial, a. rhfenlo*.<br />
Insufferable, a. obtoglig ; af|Ti)«nrb.<br />
Insufficiency, 4. otiffnirfligbet; obug=<br />
ligl)er.<br />
Insufficient, a. otiHroi lig ; <strong>of</strong>otmbgen.<br />
Insufflation, s. inbla^ning.<br />
Insuitable, a. clnmiJelig.<br />
Insular, 5. obo. -, a. O'otanbe titt »n b.<br />
Insulated, a. ligganbe tnfaiit foni «n b.<br />
Insulse, a. ociiiilig, bunt.<br />
Insult, s. focolh'ntpning, fTi)nif.<br />
Insult , V. a. d n. bfvjerfaHa ; fiunbn,<br />
focoliiiinva.<br />
Insultation, s. fiStoInrnpning.<br />
Insu^)erability, s. c'6ftjetinnneltg()«t.<br />
Insuperable, a. o<strong>of</strong>oettJinnelig ; oefvet;<br />
Itiglig. -ness, a. o'6f\?cttiinntig()ef.<br />
Insupportable, a. obtnglig, oltblig.<br />
-ness, s. obcngttg()et.<br />
Insurable, a. font fan fbtfnftn^.<br />
Insurance, 5. ajfurnn^; brnnbfocf<strong>of</strong>ting.<br />
Insurancer, Insurer, 5. affutabbt.<br />
Insure, f. a. fattni frifettjet: o(fefutetn.<br />
Insurmountable, a. obfvet\?innelig.<br />
Insurrection,.s.r««ning, uuptor. -ary,<br />
a. upprorijT. [<strong>of</strong>fi(flig()et att begripa.<br />
;<br />
Int<br />
Intangible, a. <strong>of</strong>anbot.<br />
Intangle, v. a. fnarja.<br />
Intastable, a. <strong>of</strong>ntaflig. [bt<strong>of</strong><br />
Integer, s. b«t Ijela; l)flt tal (uto<br />
Integra], s. t«(t taf. -, c. fuafjnnbij<br />
rnttffaften*; T. iata«.<br />
Intend, v. a. I)aft>a uppfigt bfpet; nan<br />
uppniacffani pa ; niena ; arna. -ancy<br />
s. bft>erinfcenbe ; intenbentfij^la. -ant<br />
s. inienbent, uppfi^ning^nian. -iment<br />
*. uppniarffambet; bf»jerlaggnin<br />
-ment, s. fbteOafuanbe, affigt.<br />
Intenerate, v. a. gbta uiot, up<br />
nijufa. [bting,<br />
Inteneration, 5. uppnijufning ; miu\<br />
Intense, a. bafiig ; be tfig ; niDrfet uppij<br />
ntatffant. -ness, s. I)aftigl)«t,<br />
Insusceptibility, s. fnnflolb^ljet fitangiiing, fraft.<br />
Insusceptible, a. <strong>of</strong>nttlig.<br />
Intension, s. fraft; onPtongning:<br />
Intactible, a. ej fotKig fbt frinfeln. bbgflo grab.<br />
Intagliu,^. tame, uppl)bjbtacbite i fien. Intensity, a. flijtfa, ObgfJa grab.
Int<br />
[ntensive, a. feaftig; iiinetlig ; an»<br />
tn'ngD.<br />
Intent, s. affigt; nnBontnl. -, a. om=<br />
fotgffull; flitig; uppinntffom.<br />
[ntention, $. affigt, upvfat. -al, a.<br />
tiarininafc, (innu icte cetf|i(in6 ; ineB nf=<br />
figt gictt. [upvfntligm.<br />
[ntentive, a. uppmnrffom. -ly, ad.<br />
[ntentness, s. flit, uppuintffomljet.<br />
[nter, v. a. begtrtfun.<br />
[ntercalary, a, injTjuten. - day, s.<br />
iTottCaaen (24 5ebt.).<br />
[ntercalate, v. a. infattn en ffettfcag.<br />
Intercalation, s.inffittning af en |Totts<br />
tag I 5cbt. [focbijn fijt nngon, iiiebin.<br />
Intercede , v. «. Icigga fig ut, fdffa<br />
Intercedent, a. f ocebetjante, nieBlnnle.<br />
intercept, f . a. uppfnappn (btef o. 6.)<br />
fbn;ro, afffara (tettdttcn).<br />
Interception, s. uppfnnppning, upp=<br />
f,iiijning; bvytning.<br />
Intercession, a. benietling, fijcbcn.<br />
[nterchain, v. a. l)tfhl\a, fnuiman*<br />
l.infa.<br />
[nterchange, s. bijte, byte^finnBel, uts<br />
byte, -<strong>of</strong> kindness, inbbtBe^ Brits<br />
oilja. - , V. a. d n. bi)ta, oextfl ; onu<br />
»er(a. - compliments, foiiipiimenj<br />
;<br />
teta I)'-''nrant)cn. -able, a. omfefiDig, ffnp.<br />
oniferlante.<br />
Interlace, v. a. genoniflrito; f)opbinBa.<br />
Interchangement, s. perling.<br />
Interlapse,j.fBtfluten tiB mellon leen*<br />
[ntercipient , s. binbet; I)ouii«anDe<br />
ftnft. - , a. fangnnte, bintronbe.<br />
Intercision, s. afbrott, binSet.<br />
Interclude, v. a. utftuta; <strong>of</strong>btyta.<br />
Interclusion, s. fijtbinBet; afbtott.<br />
Intercolumniation, s. T. nfPanBet<br />
Uan l)'!>at fclcnn. [tilffnuininn*.<br />
Intercommon, v. a. fpifa, go pa bete,<br />
Intercommunicate, v. n. uieBBela<br />
bvarancrii; b>ifra gemenpfap uieB bva=<br />
Intercommunity, s. gemenfTap.<br />
Intercostal, «. belngen emelfon tefbes<br />
nen. [untgringe.<br />
Intercourse, s. genunfFap ; bontet:<br />
Intercurrence, s. mcannfonifl.<br />
Intercurrent, a. meHanlSpanBe ; ftauii<br />
Int 221<br />
Intercutaneous , a. eineQan buK oi)<br />
Interdict, «. fiScbuB ; bnnn. [iTinn.<br />
Interdict, v. a. fStbjubn; fufpentern ;<br />
fritta i biinn.<br />
Interdiction, s. fotbut; bnnn.<br />
Interdictory, a. fiicbjucnnBe.<br />
Interest, s.inttefte,f6rBe[;anBel; egens<br />
nijtia; ranin(pQ penningar) ; infll;telfe;<br />
oectcin; frebit. -,v. a. bepefn, fotiiia;<br />
ango, rijto. -ed, a. intte fferaB ; egen=<br />
Interfection, s. Btap. [nijttig.<br />
Interfector, s. Miottnte, btopnte.<br />
Interfere, v. n. hlania fig i; itriffa^;<br />
(jiua ffcitig. -nee, s. inbtantning,<br />
nteDanfonifl.<br />
Interfluous, a. mennnflytanBe.<br />
Interfoliate, v. a. intetfoUeta.<br />
Interfulgent, a. ffinivanBe.<br />
Interfused, a. nicllongjuten. [Brnting.<br />
Interjacency, s. Inge nieKnn tfenne ans<br />
Interjacent, a. ineHnnliggnnBe.<br />
Interject, v. a. d n. flnngn emettnn;<br />
iiieBln. [tetjefiicn.<br />
Interjection, s. nielfanfcm^ : T. ins<br />
Interim, s. uieffantiB.<br />
Interjoin, v. a. fbrena, fiStbinBa.<br />
Interior, 5. tetintc. -, a.ince, inoritteS.<br />
Interknowledge, s. inborBeg befonts<br />
Interlard, v. a. fpricfn, tiffblnnta.<br />
Interleave, v. a. inrerfeliera.<br />
Interline , v. n. fftifva iiieaan trenne<br />
tnCet; cfreriTtifcn.<br />
Interlineary, a. wieltantnBig. [Betnn.<br />
Interlineation, s. ffnfning nitUan tac<br />
Interlink, v. a. boplanfo.<br />
Interlocation, «. flnltning enieHrin;<br />
meHnnfomft. [futotie Bcin.<br />
Interlocution, s. fnmtal, T. intetLos<br />
Interlocutor, s. tnlnnbe i en Binlog;<br />
fnint<strong>of</strong>nte. -y,a. bcftaenBenf ettfnnitnl.<br />
Interlope, f. «. itfa fniygljnntet; biam<br />
ia fig t nlliing.<br />
Interloper, s. (utcnbtejare.<br />
Interlucate, •. a. utgaffta.<br />
Interluceut, a. ITunranBe eniellnn.
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Interlude, s. iiteffanfpef.<br />
Interlunar, a. I)6ran6e tiff nfSnnet.<br />
Intermarriage, s. gifteniiot mtffan<br />
tfcnne familjer ; fl;fTcnbl)t«.<br />
Intermarry, f. a. nnflnffa, ingS biitf«=<br />
fibiga hftenffap.<br />
Intermeddle, v. n. hlania, Inggo fig<br />
i en fnf. -r, s. unbecfjonblare, enne<br />
Internal, a. innanbig, in»fitte^; in=<br />
Internecine, a. morbanbe. [tclfe.<br />
Internecion, s. bmfefibig b(ob«urgju=<br />
Internection, s. fevening. [fnblcir.<br />
Internode, s. (nnf, (eb, emeffnn tvcnnc<br />
Internuncio , s. internunciu^ , paf ligt<br />
Interpellation,*. f} limning, [fnnbebub.<br />
Interplead, v. n. T. <strong>of</strong>gbca en tifffrtU<br />
lig ipif} , innnn bnfvubfafen nc nfgjccb.<br />
Interpoint, f . a. fommfltetn , fPtifrn<br />
(Tiljetetfen.<br />
Interpolate, v. a. ferfaliTn mebelfi<br />
ciffn ocb infiittanbe; inflidtn.<br />
Interpolation, *. fotfaipFning ; inflis<br />
(fabt \x\)it.<br />
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Int<br />
Interposal, s. meffnnfonifl, fotmetling<br />
Interpose, v. a. & n. (ngga rnuaan<br />
mebln ; fnffo in i Inlet.<br />
[<br />
Interposition,*, meffnnfomfi ; bcmeb<br />
Interpret, >. a. tolfn, bfi^ctfntic<br />
-able, a. totfbnc. [fnttning<br />
Interpretation, 5. uttytning ; bfoei<br />
Interpretative, a. utti^bnnbe.<br />
Interpreter, *. io[f ; bft»erfrittnre.<br />
Interpunction, *. punftering.<br />
Interr, v. a. jovbn, begtnfvn.<br />
Interregnum, Interreign, *. inter<br />
regnum eff. iljrenlebigher.<br />
Interrex, s. regent, i^iiefonung.<br />
Interrment, «. begrnfning. [ncn)<br />
Interrogate, u. a. ftagn, nfbctn (w<br />
Interrogation,*, fpbr^uial; frngtetfen<br />
Interrogative, *. frngn. -, a. f r.ignnbe<br />
Interrogatory, *. f6rl;'6r; fpbvSmol<br />
Interrupt, v. a. nfbrytn, (jnnuna.<br />
Interi-uption,*. nfbreit; Ijinber; pnu«<br />
Interscapular, a. belfigen nieKnn nyel<br />
Interscind, v. a. fbnberffrirn, flDJn.<br />
Interscribe, v. a. ffrifpn emeffnn.<br />
Inters ecant, a. fbnberjTiiranbe, fbnber<br />
belonbe. [fn^ (om linier)<br />
Intersect, v. a.&n. genomfTnrn ;<br />
Intersection, *.nftTrirning,nffFnrnin9d<br />
puntt.<br />
Interseminate, v. a. nieffnnflro.<br />
Intersert, v. a. inflirfn.<br />
lutersertion, *. inflitfning.<br />
Intersoil, v. a. uppfjnpln.<br />
Interspace, *. mellnnium.<br />
Intersticial, a. meb melfnnruni.<br />
Intersperse,*^. rt.inflrb, bianbn cnielinn<br />
Interspersion, *. jueHanfrrinfning<br />
ftroning.<br />
Interstellar, a. betiigen meffnn fijernot.<br />
Interstice, *. meffnnrum ; meffantib.<br />
Interstinctive, a. oijTiljnnbe.<br />
Intertangle, v. a. pntn ihep.<br />
Intertexture, *. inviifning; Ijcppecf (ing.<br />
Intertwine, Intertwist, v.a.iw<br />
nn, inflrttn.<br />
interval, *. meffnnrum; meffnntib.<br />
Intervene, v. n. meffnnfomma ; inebla.
Int<br />
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Intervenient, a. meffanfommanfie Intreasure,f.a.f(im[afJntter,tnggoi^op.<br />
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224 Inu<br />
Inure, v. a. &n. (to) cnnja, fiff^otba;<br />
T. gnffa. -ment, s. rnna, fritfcigtjtt.<br />
Inurn, v. a. inlrigga i utna; «jocba.<br />
Inusitate.a. ounnlig, obtuflig. -ness,<br />
^. ot?nn(igI)».<br />
Inustion, s. inbtcinning.<br />
Inutile, a. on^ttig, obtufbnt.<br />
Inutility, s. cni)ttigr)«t, obugligl)^!.<br />
InutteraLle, a. outfngfig.<br />
Invade, v. a. anf<strong>of</strong>fn, <strong>of</strong>petf<strong>of</strong>fn ; flora.<br />
Invalescence, s. funbl)et; fJijrfo.<br />
Invalid, £. inijftlib, »nnfSt fotbcit. -, a.<br />
<strong>of</strong>ctmogcn tiff atbefe; ftaftlijg; ogiffiig.<br />
Invalidate,*'. a. fijtfMga; ogiffa; up|)s<br />
bnftxj.<br />
Invalidity, *. frnftC6«()et; ogifftigOtt.<br />
Invalualile, a. <strong>of</strong>fnttbnt.<br />
Invarialjle, a. <strong>of</strong>iSvnnbetlig. -ness,<br />
s. <strong>of</strong>Lirnn6crli9()Ct. [tnttSng.<br />
Invasion, s. infnll (nf ficnber) ; ingrepp,<br />
Invasive, a. onfiiffanbe, nngtiponbe.<br />
Invection, s. forfninbelfe.<br />
Invective, s. fmabtorb; pn^quiff. -,<br />
a. ffitfonbe, fntitiff.<br />
Inveigh, v. a. (against) fniaba, fata<br />
ut eniot. -er, s. Ijaftig tablorc.<br />
Inveigle, v. a. fiJttebn. -ment, s.<br />
foclebnnbe, ftirforelff.<br />
Invent, v. a. uppftnnn ; bifta ; nntrnffa.<br />
Invention, s. uppfiinning; pafunb;<br />
uppfinninggftflft.<br />
Inventive, a. uppftnning^rif, finnrif.<br />
Inventor, s. uppfinnnte.<br />
Inventory, s. inwentoriuin , bcupptctf;<br />
mng. -, v. a. inpentera, upptjtfna.<br />
Inverse, a. omtinnb ; oinfefibig.<br />
Inversion, s. iSmconbning, cmpi;ttiiing.<br />
Invert, v. a, fijttjfinba, Cfinba bnfftam,<br />
ut od) in.<br />
Invest, V. a. (-with, in) omtingn ; [>«=<br />
flribQ, ptl)ba; b«[nna; I)<strong>of</strong>frt inflangb.<br />
-ient, a. beflfibonbe, ouigifonnbe.<br />
-igable, a. fom fnn utforffa«, uppfpas<br />
xai. -igate, v. a. utfcrfPn, utfpnnn.<br />
Investigation, s. utfotffning , untets<br />
Investigator, s. forffnre. [f<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
Investiture, s. btlrining, infdttning i<br />
eft Ion tU. emb«te.<br />
Investment, s. ((abnab, flabning.<br />
In<br />
Inveteracy, s. l)otbna(fenI)et; itirotob<br />
bitte<strong>the</strong>t.<br />
Inveterate, a. intotab, longpnrig.<br />
t>. n. inrotn. -ness, s. ()arbno(tcnI)et.<br />
Invidious, a. nfunb^fuff; forljatrig.<br />
-ness, s. fifunb, ittoiljn.<br />
Invigilancy, s. t>avb^r6(>I)et.<br />
Invigorate, v. a. flntfn, lif\>a.<br />
Invigoration, s. fiarfanbe, forf<strong>of</strong>ron.<br />
Invincible, a. c<strong>of</strong>vtrpinnelig. -ness,<br />
s. o<strong>of</strong>i^cnnnneligbet.<br />
Inviolability, Inviolableness<br />
cbrctigligbft, cfrnnfbntbet.<br />
Inviolable, a. <strong>of</strong>otftanflig. [gab.<br />
Inviolated, a. obfflnrfnb, itft »onI)tU<br />
Invious, a. obflnab.<br />
Inviscate, v. a. ef»er(intnia.<br />
Inviscerate, v. a. nnra.<br />
Invisibilit}', s. <strong>of</strong>ytiligbet. [(igbet.<br />
Invisible, a, <strong>of</strong>imlig. -ness, s. <strong>of</strong>i)n«<br />
Invitation, s. bjubniitg, fnK«tfe.<br />
Invitatory, a. bjubnnbe.<br />
Invite, V. a. bjuba; Ictfa, reta.<br />
Invocate, v. a. nnccpa, <strong>of</strong>affa.<br />
Invocation, s. Sfaffan.<br />
Invoice, s. fnftuta, fcttedfning pa<br />
<strong>of</strong>llcrfn^^a rntor.<br />
Invoke, v. a. afnffn. [ligb't-<br />
Involuntariness, s. »«berpi(ja ; <strong>of</strong>tittil*<br />
Involuntary, a. cftiviffig, loungen.<br />
Involution, i. inverfling.<br />
Involve, ^•. a. ini'ccfia, fijmtta; inne<br />
fatio, innfbiua.<br />
Invulnerable, a. <strong>of</strong>atbot.<br />
Inwall, V. a. otiigifsn »ii«b en P<strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Inward, s. fcrttogen pan. -s, s. pi.<br />
inelfporna. -, a. inpntteg, inte ; for*<br />
ttogen. -ness, s. fotttoligljet.<br />
Inweave, v. a. inpafpn.<br />
Iiiwheel, V. a. onitinga. fti)(fn.<br />
Inwrap, u. a. invtila, infpepa; ban*<br />
Inwrea<strong>the</strong>, f. a. beftanfa.<br />
Inwrought, a. utatbetab, flirfab.<br />
Ipecacuanha, s. ftafrot.<br />
Irascible, a. fnarfJitfen. -nesB , «.<br />
fnarfliienhft. [full.<br />
Ire, s. rtebe, i(fTa. -ful, a. oteb, bat*<br />
Iris, «. legnbnge; fv»jirb«lilja ; T. itii<br />
ctt. regnbagebinnan.<br />
,
Iri<br />
rish, a. Stlontff. -man,*. Stlrin*<br />
fnio. -, s. bciitfpel.<br />
rk, I', imp. vlagn, tiffrnrn. -some,<br />
a. fertrdlig, obfljflglig. -someness,<br />
s. forirftlig()ft, Ub^nnB.<br />
ron, J. jnn, jetni'otor; bojot. -, a. <strong>of</strong><br />
jern, jornfargni ; ouv'pliJ#(ig, jftnljiirC.<br />
-b<strong>and</strong>,5.l)juiffenn. -ljar,s. jetn|}ang.<br />
-clay, s. fjtlern. -doublet, s. ffin«<br />
gflff. -dross, s. flngg, I>amninr|Iflgg.<br />
-grey, a. ffrnjta. -hearted, a. ()nrt=<br />
hj«ciaf . -mill, s. finngjerngfiniiininre.<br />
-mine, s. jerngrufrn, jcinbergpetf.<br />
mould, s. rcflflnrf. -ore, «. jfrnninlni.<br />
-plate, s. jevnMfif, jetnplnt. -sick,<br />
a. rcftig. -tool,s. jerni-ctfTin'. --ware,<br />
B. jcrnfaffr, jitnvntct. -wire, s. ftaU<br />
tta^. -wort, s. niiiv.i, mnrgtng.<br />
[ron, f. a. ftiijfn (met fliijfjetn) ; fjeitra.<br />
ronical, a. ironiff, i uiot(]ntt iiuning.<br />
rony, s. itoni; fpe.<br />
[rony, a. jecnl)n(tig.<br />
^radiancy,*. utfJrnlning, bffivolning.<br />
Irradiate, «'. a. & n. beflvnla; nnlifr.i;<br />
pnitn; ffinn, ginnfn.<br />
[rradiation, s. I'cjiriilning.<br />
Irrational, a. <strong>of</strong>iStnufiig. - number,<br />
'. ittoiicnelt tot. [finnB.<br />
Irrationality, s. <strong>of</strong>5rnuftigI)«t, <strong>of</strong>et;<br />
Irreclaimable, a. <strong>of</strong>iicbiittcrlig.<br />
breconcilable, <strong>of</strong>orfonlig; cfotenlig.<br />
ness, s. cfi5rfonIigI)ct.<br />
Irrecoverable, Irrecuperable , a.<br />
oerfritilig, oniftbtinglig. -ness, «. ««t»<br />
jrrecured, a. obotlig. [fattlighct.<br />
Irreducible, a. oupplij^lig ; T. foni ej<br />
fan tttucfra^. -ness, s. oaterf5rtigs<br />
l)cr, entetf}nt[e[igl)«t.<br />
Irrefragability, s. cemotfagtigOet.<br />
Irrefragable, a. oDeBetf.iglig, <strong>of</strong>Srnef.<br />
Irrefutable, a. oPeBetlagglig. [lig.<br />
Irregular, a. otegetbunBen, ccvBenilig;<br />
cffiu'iig. [utfrnfning.<br />
Irregularity,*, cerbning, cctixnttiflljeij<br />
Irregulate, v. a. foti'irra.<br />
Irregulous, a. Ingto^, tvgf[t'6«. [po.<br />
Irrelative, a. (to) fcm icfe I)at nffeenBe<br />
Irrelevant, a. foiii beptfiit inter.<br />
Irrelievable, a. ol)je(pli9, obotlifl.<br />
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Irreligion, a. gublb^Ijet, 09ubnfti9l)et.<br />
Irreligious , a. guBLo^ , oguBaftig.<br />
-ness, s. tfligionsfotnfl.<br />
Irremeable, a. cntecbringtig.<br />
Irremediable, a. xbotlig. -ness, s.<br />
obotlijiljet. \s. ounBpifeligl)fr.<br />
Irremissible, a. ounBt^ifelig. -ness.<br />
Irremovable, a. <strong>of</strong>orrinBerlig.<br />
Irrenowned, a. t\ beromB.<br />
Irreparable, a. cerfiitt(tg. -ness, s.<br />
cerfiittliglift.<br />
Irrepentance, s. cbotfiirtig^et. [fnS.<br />
Irrepleviable, a. T. foni ej fat igenlo=<br />
Iri-eprehensible, a. <strong>of</strong>btritlig. -ness,<br />
s. cilvflfflighcf.<br />
Irrepresentable, a. <strong>of</strong>Brefiflllbflr.<br />
Irrepressible, a. fern t\ fan unBeriri;*<br />
Irreproachable, a. cfotvit(ig. [(fcig.<br />
Irreprovable, a. cflt<strong>of</strong>flig, cfSrritlig.<br />
Irresistibility, s. oeiitctfianBIigbft.<br />
Irresistible, a. oeniotfionBlig. -ness,<br />
s. <strong>of</strong>iiiotftnnBligl)et. [ou>)Vloslig()et.<br />
Irresoluble, a. oupptB^Iig. -ness, s.<br />
Irresolute, a. obsflutfmii , viUrnBig,<br />
ranfflnioBig.<br />
Irresolution,*. VMlltSbigljet, cnnff IiiioB.<br />
Irresolvedly, ad. pittrnBigt.<br />
Irrespective, a. <strong>of</strong>ilTforlig, obetingaB.<br />
Irresponsibility, *. <strong>of</strong>Btfvntligbff.<br />
Irresponsible, a. <strong>of</strong>ftfrntlig.<br />
Irretrievable, a. oetfottUg. -ness,<br />
*. cetfiUtligljet.<br />
Irreturnable, a. oStetfnllelig.<br />
Irreverence, *. vanoocBnaB.<br />
Irreverent, a. unnoorBig.<br />
Irreversible, Irrevocable , a. ohtt*<br />
faffelig, <strong>of</strong>i3r'Snb
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Irruprion, s. ftentiligt infntf, ijfpft!<br />
labella, s. Sfabfffenfarg. [ntiiipling.<br />
Isasfogical, «. nngncnbe i^le^ninge^.<br />
Ischiadic, a. tj<strong>of</strong>ten elt. (n^^etnQ till=<br />
Ijorig. - passion, s. ln^bl^atf.<br />
Ischui-eric, s. uriiibtifoanbc iiictcf. -,<br />
a. ul•in^cifl?rtnt)e. [v<strong>of</strong>fion.<br />
Ischury,«. utineng fl5tf5oi)pf(fe af fien^<br />
Isicle, s. iijpigg. [geiPen, (ctenit.<br />
Isinglass, s. Ousbt<strong>of</strong>. -stone, «. fpe-<br />
Isl<strong>and</strong>, s. 0, Ooliiie. -er, «. bbo.<br />
Isle, s. b, Oodue; cf;otet i en fi;tfa.<br />
Islet, s. litm b tlf. I)o[nif.<br />
Isochronal, a. ffeenbe pn fnmiiin tib.<br />
Isolated, a. fiirjTilb, affonDrab; fti;<br />
fiocnbe (cm Vflnvf)-<br />
Isosceles, s. T. lifOent ttinng«L<br />
Issualile, a. fbranbe till utfTng.<br />
Issue, s. utgnng, ut(epv>, utsng ; fbljb,<br />
flut, rinbe; fontanctt; [ifgnrft>ingnc<br />
utgift; ben bclcn af en rnttcgnng, fciii<br />
boba })fltt«
Jam<br />
Jrtin, i. fonfecf, fi;lt cif ftruft; liten<br />
! :i. -, V. a. tUimnia, U\.)ia:<br />
._ Mit. [filjmn.<br />
Jamaica- wood, s. faiiipe(f;cttn , bte=<br />
Jaml>, 5. Dijcrpcfl, ficp<strong>of</strong>i.<br />
iJaniLeux, s.pl. benfvjelfer.<br />
Jaue, 5. cii iTngg vntfum.<br />
Janirle, v. n. fift^a, faCOfa. -r, s.<br />
Janisarj^ s. jnnitf(f;flr. [gtadiiafnte.<br />
Januock, «. OaftebrBB.<br />
Jant, i. gang, vroiuenat, uifnrt. -y, a.<br />
January, s. Siinuan. ['"'''ia/ flM'ifl-<br />
Japan, s. SnvnnjTt nrbete, ladeting. -,<br />
a. 3iUHiniT. -, V. a. gBta Sa^nnfft au<br />
bete, ladfeta; fpartn ffor.<br />
Jape, s. fTamt, [ujlig I)i|lotia.<br />
Jar, s. ffetranfie ; itatn, fif ; flot fetftuj<br />
fii. -, c. n. fFcmiUa, iTtSta; t»if}a,<br />
Jarg-on, s. tott>alffrt. [entn oenfe.<br />
Jarring, s. gtnl, frSta. -,a. iiiiffjaffig.<br />
Jashawk, «. ung falf. [fV^*"-<br />
Jasmin, *. jasmin, persian -, «.<br />
Jasp, Jasper, s. jafvi^-<br />
Jaundice, 5. gulfot. -d, a. gutfifiig.<br />
Jaunt, s. oiiUopv ; utynnCting ; bjuIiTot,<br />
-, v. n. jit^fci oinfcing ; fpatfetn. -iness,<br />
s. [ifligOet, lufngOet. -y, a.<br />
vniMig ; tolig, Pygtig. [Pti;fare.<br />
Javel, V. a. fiiiutfa net. -, s. lonb=<br />
Javelin, s. frtftfpiut, Ijatf (nn«.<br />
Jaw, 5. faft, finDben, tnncfott; T. uiict;<br />
-Lone, s. ffift, finbb«n. -work, s.<br />
Jay, s. jTntfl. [tuggning.<br />
Jealous, a. fonrtfjuf, afuntfjuf; vaCC<br />
cm, fotgfalfig. -ness, -y, s. frarts<br />
fjufa, afunbfiufa;ijml,et.<br />
Jeat, s. gagnt.<br />
Jeer,s. ban, bitnnbe ffamt ; T. farbeCer.<br />
-, V. n. €t a. bfgabba, befpotta.<br />
Jeirget, s. forf foni nte« fleft-<br />
Jejune, a. fnflnnbe; mogct, batig.<br />
-ness, s. brifl, ntinob; toctO«t.<br />
Jellied, a geteaftig. [frnftfcppa,<br />
Jelly, a. gele, ftftnnb faft. -broth, s.<br />
Jennet, s. Spnnpf flippoce.<br />
Jenneting, s. Sobnnni^npU.<br />
Jeopard, v. a. fifyentyrn , bfottfialla.<br />
-ous, a. fntlig, uablig. -y, s. fnva,<br />
tabii, dftjenti)r.<br />
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Jerfalcon, «. arnifalf.<br />
Jerk, s. ft6t; fnvvllnng; ti;(fning. -,<br />
V. a. (t n. fTn, ftctn ; nalfa«.<br />
Jerkin, s. jacfn, ttojn.<br />
Jess, s, T. [obercein cm falfon^ ben.<br />
Jessamine, s. jasmin.<br />
Jest, s. infatr, ffrtiiii. -, v. n. fTrimra,<br />
nnrtflo. -er, s. vut^iiinfore , l^pig<br />
turf, b<strong>of</strong>narr.<br />
Jesuit , s. jcfuit. -'s-bark , s. fina«<br />
bntf. -'s-powder,s. finopulver. -ed,<br />
a. fornljTab i jefuitiffa fatfct.<br />
Jesuitical, a. jefuiiiiT, iilifiig.<br />
Jesuitism, s. 3efuiiii»inu^.<br />
Jesus, s. Sffug, Snitfnvcn.<br />
Jet, s. gngnt; vartenfiraU ; Ijocn. -,<br />
i>. n. (Tjiitn lit, fpringn ftani.<br />
Jetsam, Jetson, s. prnnbrtnf.<br />
Jetty, a. fvifltt, gngntfiitgob; utflaenbe.<br />
-head, 5. utfinenbe fajbom.<br />
Jew,s. Subc. -bait, «. ctugtig bots<br />
gni. -broker, s. fcfjarfctjute. -'sharp,-trump,5.iiiungigo.<br />
-'s-pitch,<br />
5. jutenberf, bergbctf. -'s-stone , s.<br />
jubenftcn.<br />
Jewel, s. jupfl, tienob. -honse, s.<br />
ftiiltcr ter rifsf Icnobetna foreavai. -ler, •<br />
s. jiirclcviire.<br />
Jewess, s. 3ubinna.<br />
Jewish, a. Siubiff.<br />
Jewrj', 5. Subeen, SutijTa (nnbet.<br />
Jib, s. fnntt; T. fivfoctt, fIi)fV'OK.<br />
-horses, s. pi. flyfvarboniSspettai:.<br />
-staj', 5. bogfprBtSrng.<br />
Jig, 5. nuintfc bonbbnn€; putg. -,v.n.<br />
bnnffl, fTuiiipn. -ger, s. bnnfnre.<br />
Jill,s. fri;na; ett iiinti <strong>of</strong> ett Ontftqoars<br />
uxi rijiiib.<br />
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Jilt, s. liflig fona, (Ii)nci. -, v. a. & n.<br />
bebtngn, gndfa ; \>axa bebtogeriTn. -ing,<br />
s. bfbtii'geti, ffl(fT()«t nf en fn)lnii5.<br />
Jimp, a. nntr, vtijBtig-<br />
Jingle, s. tlamnicr, flingnnbe.<br />
Job, s. litet, obeti;bligr oirbcte. -'scomfort,<br />
s. f(en trijf^. -'s-comforter,<br />
s. chxfsbub. -, v. a. 6t n. Ijarfn ;<br />
ijena; ccfvn, iiinftn. -ber, s. odfmif<br />
en fcin fBrviittcn: tifffiiKigt nvbete.<br />
Jockey, s. fpanntibare, betjentgo|fe<br />
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^dflptanglate, beCtogntc. -, *-. a. be.<br />
broga, bxxa i faw.<br />
Jocose, a. frcinttfnm, lufiig. -ness, (H.<br />
Jocosity, s. fFrtiiitfniiiljer, iiiunferl)rt). [gldtje.<br />
Jubilant, a. gtab, triuiitfcranbc.<br />
Jubilation, s. jubel, ftbjBeffri.<br />
Jubilee, s. jubelfeft, jubelat.<br />
Jucundit3', s. Ijufligljet, beljagligbet.<br />
Judaical, a. Subiff.<br />
Judaism^ s. Subenboiii.<br />
Judaize, u. n. Ufi?fl fom en 3ub».<br />
Judge, -s bouiare, ffiljeinan. -lateral,<br />
s. bifiriare. -,v.a. d n. bijina, fafla<br />
oinbbme, fnga fin niening, afgora, bcs<br />
Dijnia. -ment,a. bent, ntflog; bcuiflct,<br />
cdtt; oilibbilie; f l<strong>of</strong>bet , fornufligbet<br />
flrnff <strong>of</strong> ®ut. day <strong>of</strong> -, i)tterftc Boiuen ;<br />
-hall, s. toMi^fal, tingSfal. -place,<br />
-seat, s. beniftol, bonifdte. -r, s. be-<br />
Judicative, n. fom tnn bbma^. [mure.<br />
Judicatory, s. bcmeirritt; bomfliM. -,<br />
a. i^bcanbe tt[( bomftol.<br />
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Judicature,*, bciiiatcsfiiibete ; ^OlnPoI.<br />
Judicial, Judiciary, a. Inglig, 6o><br />
:e=. [-ness, s. fl<strong>of</strong>I)«r.<br />
Judicious, a. fotllontig , (Trtcpfinnig.<br />
Jug, s. unttenftufn, ttiifgfrug.<br />
Juggle, J. tafTfpeleti, gijrfet, bebrngeri.<br />
V. n. gi^cfln, goca tfl|Tfpf(fltfon^er;<br />
iMijn. -r, s. tnfffvclate, fon|lniafnv«.<br />
Jugular, a. linlfen od; fltuven tiffl)i5tig.<br />
Jugulate, V. a. ftryvfl-<br />
Juice, 3. faff (iif fijtt 0. ftuft). -less,<br />
iifrlijS, utan uiuf}. -ness, «. faf»<br />
it. -, v. a. fufta.<br />
Juicy, fit. fnftig.<br />
Jujuli, Jujubes, s. robt btSfibnr.<br />
Juke, V. n. farm fig ott f<strong>of</strong>ra (cm fog«<br />
Un) ; f<strong>of</strong>ta I)ufru6er.<br />
Julap, Julep, s. fi;lbti)(fnn.<br />
Julian, a. Sulinnff. - account, «.<br />
Sulmnfifa rittfifningen, gnnila flilen.<br />
July, s. 3uli iiianflb. - flower, s. nu<br />
Juniart, s. inu(or«. [gliffl.<br />
Jumbals, a. pi. fccffrfaft.<br />
Jumble, s. Manbning, oteba. -, v. a.<br />
&n. btanba, torn iljOD; vara fStrirtnb.<br />
Jument, «. cf, l<strong>of</strong>tf'^fntur. [gave.<br />
Jumentarious, a. I)6tanbe till Infltrar<br />
Jump , s. fptong, f)opv qrinnfolf^ ; lif=<br />
fiuic. -, v.n.&a. fptinga, Ijopvn,<br />
ffafa ; paffa fig ; cfiga.<br />
Jump, ad. fatbeU^ nogo.<br />
Jumper, *. ()opvate, fpringate.<br />
Juncate, s. <strong>of</strong>ltafa; Iridfetbit; Mai.<br />
Juncous, a. tepfixt m«b faf.<br />
Junction, s. fottning, fStbiibelfe.<br />
Juncture, a. fog, fogning, Ub; fores<br />
ning : hitifT tibpunft.<br />
June, s. 3uni luanab.<br />
Junetin, s. 3cl)anni«appl«.<br />
Jungle, s. buiTfifog (i OfJinbien).<br />
Junior, s. ijngre. [bnnnec, fnubbcr.<br />
Juniper, s. en, enbufFe. -lecture, s.<br />
Junk, 5. rutjl , goiniiifllt taguerfe ; ett<br />
fiinffifft f?epp. [totfo ; (efoa fta^Iigt.<br />
Junket, s. Idifecbir, flifl. -, v. n. fuio=<br />
Junta, Junto, s. junta, fantmrtnfv\uj=<br />
Juppon, s. forfett. [ning.<br />
Jurat, s. ebf
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Ijnffn; ffijtn, cnftn; ni;ttja; ftra ; bfllta<br />
fig, VMfta« ; fortfnra. - away, nfOalfa,<br />
nflogfna ; (jntta fig unbnn. -back,<br />
Mntra, afljotfn ; Ijaffa fig tittbafn. -<br />
bad hours, fJignfent uppoiunicrgnarj<br />
nn. -cattle, uaffa bcfTap. -company<br />
with, unigng nieb. - counsel,<br />
bfwnni en benUigljet. - down, net=<br />
triiffii, fotnebirt ; baffn )?ib Ingt pti^. -<br />
from, (jinbrn, tijlja, unbi'ifn. - good<br />
hours, fominn Ijem i gob tib: fiiga bit=<br />
tibrt upp. -in, oterhnlln, fufoa ; boljn.<br />
-lent, f.if}.i. -<strong>of</strong>f, flffjotfa, luilfo<br />
tiab<strong>of</strong>n ; afpjfa ; tjattn fig eftet ; T. bnttn<br />
nf iftnn (nnb. - on, tiKiagn. - one's<br />
ground, fin pa fig. - one's bed,<br />
%Ma fig vib fnngen. - out, utcfrnngo.<br />
- silence, tign. - time, Ijiiffa tnften.<br />
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Kali, i. fetaoct.<br />
Kani, a. ftum, fott
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Keyle, 3. ett (tcigg fnttijg.<br />
Khane, s. SOn"-<br />
Kibe, a. fytfiu va Onten. -heel,».<br />
fVMlun 1)0* Iiiifjfli-. -d, a. V'lngnB af<br />
fnlfot. -heels, s. pi. ftugna fcttei;.<br />
Kibsey, a. pilfcrg.<br />
Kick, s. fpnrf. -up, vulg. fcan*<br />
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bi-aiib ; fnttrt elb, upptii'nCn*. [nev.)<br />
Kindle, v. a. ijngla (barnr od; faiiU<br />
Kindless, a. onniurlig, \,>onactnb.<br />
Kindness,*. gobbet, iirilv'ilja; bel^ning.<br />
Kindred, *. forranbifTop , fTrigt|T.np;<br />
onfiStMtibtet. -, a. flngr, nnbi3rig.<br />
King,*, fonung ; bviitn i banifpel. - at<br />
arms,*, rnpenfonung. -s, a. pi. brig^<br />
gc emiiuelg odi'Ronungnbiirffnia i a3U<br />
b«ln. -apple , *. nitona*. -bird, *.<br />
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(iffn vntnbi^fogcln. -craft, *. rtgf=<br />
tingSfonf}, pcliiif. -cub, -'s-flower,<br />
s. rnnunffl. -'s-evil,*. flt<strong>of</strong>tct. -like,<br />
a. fonglig. -piece, *. gnfv>e[|'v'«tf«n.<br />
-'s-bench,*. <strong>of</strong>i'evb<strong>of</strong>ratten. -fisher,<br />
*. i^fogel. -spear,*, fvnlott. -stone,<br />
*. fjoiiiunf. -, V. a. giita tiH fiing ; T.<br />
,<br />
forvivring. - , f . a. ^ n. f),>n(fn.<br />
fattn bnm pS . a. d n. upptanbn, fatia i Knag, *. fnagln, fno(. -giness, *.<br />
fnaggligbet, -gy, a. fnogglig, fnolig.<br />
Knap, *. tnapp, topp; fuffe. -bottle,<br />
*. flterpattnio. -sack,*, tornij^er, ran=<br />
fel. -weed, fnoppov. -, v. n. ft a.<br />
fnii'dfa. -at, fnappacfternngot. -pish,<br />
a. Ijarmfen, fnocrig.<br />
Knare, *, fnut ; qviRbort.<br />
Knave,*, b<strong>of</strong>, bebragare; tjenare ; fnefs<br />
ten i fort. - in grain, *. frt^ffdliii.<br />
-ry, *. ffnlmfivcfe.<br />
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Knavish, a. fTolmff ; bcbragtig. -nesB, Knocking, s. & n. flnppnnbt. -mill,<br />
s. ffiiilmfti)(te.<br />
s. fVniiipqvntn. [»n biJD.<br />
Knead, v. a. fnnbn, g'ora bjg. -ing, Knoll, s. fuffe. -, v, a. An. lingn foe<br />
«. fnacning. -trough, s. bafttng. Knop, s. fnopp ; blc»nfnopp.<br />
Knee, s. fnoi ; l«B; T. fnritiiiimft. Knor, s. fnijl, tnoligt utpnrt.<br />
-deep, a. fnatjup, nftfjunfen till Knot, s. fnut; nffntsi, If b pa pfirret<br />
tncict. -grass, s. bodOldb. -pan, s. bnnbPippn ; fnopp pn rnrtft ; bnnb, fntt«<br />
fn<strong>of</strong>fal. -string, s. fnnbonb, fituiiu<br />
V;to>"«nf*"i , i Unbn()ufet. -'s-cross, s. fet=<br />
jiie^fvDbb (Btt).<br />
Knight, V. a. bubba tiff tibbnte. -less,<br />
a. oribbcclig. -liness, s. tibbaievligt.<br />
-ly, a. tibbctlig.<br />
Knit, ». fliifflbt, Mitfflbt otbete. -, a.<br />
fniittn, flitfab. — , v. a. & n. fliift,<br />
fni;ta ; fotena ; fni^ta fig (cm fat). -<br />
<strong>the</strong> brows, x\.)nia iSgonbtynen. -ter,<br />
5. fliinte, flirfftffn. -ting, s. flirfning.<br />
-needle, s. fitunipfliffa. -sheath,<br />
Knittle, s. (note. [ftiifribn.<br />
Knob, *. fncpp, fnnpp; fnoi; t<strong>of</strong>^ ; ut:<br />
onxt; T. mntfe. -, v. n. fnopprtiS; bli<br />
fnolig. -bed, a. fnapplif. -biness,<br />
*. fno[igt)
Lab<br />
;<br />
Laboratory, s. UOcratorium , feiiiifF Lactescence, s. injolfaftigt t>afDc|'.im. -ness, ». ntbetfamljer, pflit^ Lactific, a. fom gev mjblf.<br />
itutcii()Ct-, beftint.<br />
Lacunose, a. T. fotbjupab, gtopig.<br />
Labour, s. ncbete, beinbbfttite ; befrnc Lad, s. g<strong>of</strong>ff, pojfe; i;ngling.<br />
b,un5ni5&; fropp^tottlf?. -, v. n. & a. Ladder, s. ftege; grnb; Ijeberifteg.<br />
fortatto, bencbcta, btflirn fig, tra[a; -rope, s. T. faKtn robjur liggn<br />
Laird, s. bette, buebonbe. [om bngen).<br />
Laity, s. Ufuinn, vetb^liga jlanbU.<br />
Lake, «. infjb, fjB; ijtottniinttlatf.<br />
-weed, s. tbfnnfua.<br />
Lamb,«. Inm, Inmfott ; ftalfaten. -hog,<br />
s. otsgnmnintt Inm. -kin,*, lamunge,<br />
lit«t Uim.. -'s-lattice, s. Inmlaftuf.<br />
-skin,
234 Lan<br />
btab, --wool, a. Imiiua; engctfft 51<br />
iiitfi Pag()et; \)aiu<br />
Lament, v.n.&a. jnnito fig;'bef(n9«.<br />
-ahle, a. beflnglig, jntiim«rfutf ; forgs<br />
lig ; ^f^r<strong>of</strong>(ig ; elrinSig. [vcftngon.<br />
Lamentation, «. flflgouif«, betlagance<br />
; , ;<br />
Lamentine, s. fj5fo.<br />
Lamina, 5. plot, iTifi'n; (on.<br />
Laminate, v. a. & n. bttncfn met<br />
bteif, Ocflii met tunna vlatat ; lH\ia <strong>of</strong><br />
tunnn plSrat cH. binb. -d, a. platbti<br />
flngen; ui[)nmtfi&; btnbig.<br />
Lamination, s. bUrfflngeti; utOomting.<br />
Lamm, v. a. vri;g(n. [gufJi)-<br />
Lammas, s. '^Petui fnngelfeg bog (l2tu=<br />
Lamp, s. uiinpa; Iju^. -Mack, s.<br />
[ainpfct: fiiiit<strong>of</strong>. -lighter, s. iiifitnn;<br />
fmnteiTvift^fbtfntfate. [ptct.<br />
Lamprey, s. nejonogn. -eel, s. tmiu<br />
Lance, s. lan^, vif, vifener. -man, s.<br />
vifenct. -wood, s. jn^min. -, v. a.<br />
ftitfa meb en lnn« ; o^nrbinnnn va en g<strong>of</strong>tgif-<br />
untegorb eK. ».i'i:t6l)ug. -locked , c<br />
oingifpen nieb [ant vii flffn fitcr. -loper,<br />
s. (iinttflii;fave, I'cgtrifvrtre. -lord,<br />
«. jotbegnte ; egentonisljerre ; \>rirb ; g<strong>of</strong>l*<br />
gifonre. -lubbers, «. /j/. Innbtfrnbba ;<br />
lantftti)fiue. -mark, 3. gtfinsmatfe<br />
elf. vnpen ; Inntnniave ; berg ; torn :<br />
(lmu tjenav fj<strong>of</strong>flrnnbe titt rrtitefnor<br />
-pirate , s. flraiv<strong>of</strong>v^nrc. -scape ,<br />
(nntffap. -service, 3. frigetjenft tiff<br />
Innb^. -spaniel,s.raftell)unb. -steward,<br />
s. Iftnbr.intniiifiare. -tax,<br />
jevtrnntn. -waiter, 3. tuttuvvfi)*<br />
ning^ninn '<strong>of</strong>rec bet got^ font utflfcvi-'aS.<br />
-ward, a. inat Innbet, -worker,<br />
jorbbrufnre.<br />
L<strong>and</strong>, v. a, &n. fntrn i (onb, ga i Innt,<br />
(nntflign. -ed, a. lantnb, bcfuien<br />
-propriety, 3. (anberier. -iug, j<br />
tantftigning ; plan v>it en travu'a. -less,<br />
a. utnn tanterier cff. fafl egentom<br />
bare, -master, «. fom otbetnt 0111 L<strong>and</strong>ward, ad. St lant tiff. [lantet.<br />
naticn. [f(ccfiff, finnbeiTiift. - Langot, 3. rem.<br />
f . a. g'ova nibfifor oiu nagon. -er, s. Langrel, s. fotjefu(n, lanffuta; (Jrot.<br />
Langteraloo, «. en art fertfve(.<br />
Language, s. fvrSf, tungctnnl; pif,<br />
tale fa It. -master, 3. fprafmafinre.<br />
-d, a. i flero tungomal. well -d, a.<br />
vatialig.<br />
[m<br />
Languet, s. titen tungn; fi[ i en Ijann<br />
Languid, a. matt, fraft(i5«, forfmrifl»<br />
tante; focfogb. -ness, 3. fraftlijshet,<br />
fvagliet ; nioblosljet.<br />
Languish, «• vianmagiigf)et. -,v.n.<br />
ninttn^, aftDna, trann bort. -ment, *.<br />
flnfinagtanbe, afn^ning.<br />
Languor, s. maiKjct, tPinfot; trcgl)et.<br />
-ous, a. forgfen.<br />
Laniard,*. T. faitfljert;tntjrev; lovnre.<br />
Lauiary, s. jlagtattifT.
Lan<br />
aniate, v. a. ftijifn fontet, fonbcrflita.<br />
.an i lice, 5. i)tt>Mi;g; i;lI{ti<strong>of</strong>naB.<br />
.uni-erous, a. ulfig, (uten.<br />
jank, a. fliipp, iTnnfig; tiinn; rnt.<br />
-sleeve , 3. tenia ntiii«n (ta man fjac<br />
baiM en otm). -ness,5. flanfigb't, nin=<br />
janner, s. v^aft«lfalf. [gettjet.<br />
jansquenet, 5. 2i;tff tanfe^fettot.<br />
Lant , ^'. utin. -,v. a. vinfa pa, vin;<br />
fa ^e^.<br />
Lantern, s. Mta, fantetna; fi)tbaf.<br />
jack in a -, s. intlo^. -crank, s.<br />
T. avnicn pa aftevbhifon. -jaws, s. pi.<br />
nioijra, infaffna finbet. -fly, s. {\)U<br />
tnncc inf«ft i
236 Lat<br />
ad. fieflnnbigt. -nes8 , *. rnr<strong>of</strong>tigljft.<br />
Latch , J. f linfrt va en bijrt ; T. injlirfj<br />
ningiterffn. -, v. a. liUfJanga iii«6<br />
f linfa, tifffluta. -et, s. ffote iit ; Inbetttin.<br />
Late, a. fm, langfaiii ; falig ; <strong>of</strong>libfn :<br />
fot una. -, ad. ftnt; nijUgen. -ly,<br />
<strong>of</strong>-, nyligen, ni)p. -, v. «. btbjn.<br />
-d, a. ifvtxfa\itn af natt.<br />
Latency, s. I)em(i9t)«t.<br />
Lateness, s. «n fnf« ni)()et.<br />
Latent, a. fotbotgob, fcolb, obentartt.<br />
Lateral, a. vevfanCe \fa fiban. -judge,<br />
i. bifiitflte, o|fe(foc. -ly, ad. pa fiCnii,<br />
biebvib. [-hay, s. eftevflattcc.<br />
Lateward, a. & ad. Uingfam; fent.<br />
Lath, s. left ; tafflcl. -hack, s. l.ing=<br />
fftnnglig vevfon. -work, «. lect,<br />
leftlng. -, v. a. bciiblln, )>ifa upp tef=<br />
La<strong>the</strong>, s. fvnrfflo! ; Inbn. [let.<br />
La<strong>the</strong>r,*. (luni; f.iptobbcr; ijodE fr«tt.<br />
- , V. n. & a. Ibbbvn^; gijta , bejiti)tn<br />
iiicb faptbbbet.<br />
Lathy, a. tunn, (Innfig.<br />
Latin, ». Satinnre ; Sntin tlT. Sntinffa<br />
fvcnfet. -, a. Sntinff. -, f. a. cftjet^<br />
fnttn vn Satin, -ism, s. Sotinfft U\U-.<br />
fntt. -ist, s. gob Satinnre.<br />
Latinity, s. Sotin, Intinitet.<br />
Latinize, f. a. Q n. nijtija Satinffa ta;<br />
If I'll tt; goca till Satin.<br />
Latish, a. n.igot fm.^ [tvPljet.<br />
Latitancy, Latitation, s. ()«mlig()et<br />
"Latitant, a. fotbotgab, bcnilig.<br />
Latitude, s. uibb; oiuftetS; ftibet;<br />
fjelf^valb; T. po(I)i5jb. [oiniTranfl.<br />
Latitudinarian , s. ftitnnfare. -, a.<br />
Latitudinarianism, s. fcitnnferi.<br />
Latrant, a. fTottanCe; grnlaftig.<br />
Latrucination, Latrociny,s. tcfn«i.<br />
Latten, s. miffing. -, a. ineffing^;.<br />
Latter, a. \9<<br />
Laud, s. l<strong>of</strong> y<br />
Laudative, o. berouniinnbe. [cn,f<br />
Laudatory, s. beri>iimianbe.<br />
romnionbe, l<strong>of</strong>ponbe.<br />
Laugh, s. ffrntt. -, v. n. & i<br />
beftroita ; utgtinn. - <strong>and</strong> lay down<br />
en art forifpel. - at, beflrotia. -able<br />
a. liJiUg. -ter, s. fTratt, Icje.<br />
Laughing, *. ffralt. -stuck, s. fTratt<br />
rimne ; dtloje.<br />
Launch , s. barfn^ ; (lutianbe bvc<br />
V. n. d a. (dggo ut tiff fjbd; utfv>dfs?a<br />
fafla ; lata go <strong>of</strong> ftope In.<br />
Laundress, s. tvniiter)7a.<br />
Laundry, s. \\>i\\i\)ui.<br />
Laureate, a. lagerfrbnt.<br />
Laureation, s. b<strong>of</strong>tor6= elT. iiiogifter<br />
vrcnioticn. [fran«.<br />
Laurel, «. lager, lagertrdb; lagen<br />
Laureled, a. lagerfrbnt.<br />
Lauriferous, a. lagerbdranbt.<br />
Lava, s. iava (<strong>of</strong> elbfvruianbe berg).<br />
Lavation, s. trdttning.<br />
Lavatory, s. tpatituni; vafTfat.<br />
Lave, V. a. a n. Ibninta; baba; tr<br />
lavera (en ritning) ; Ibga eff. baba<br />
Laveer, s. levering, -, v. a. lopera.<br />
Lavender, s. lavenbel.<br />
Laver, 5. babfar, ividttfot.<br />
Lavish, a. flb^afiig ; bfverbabig. -<br />
(Ibfa. -ment, -ness, s. fibfer<br />
Law,*, lag; fbtcrbning ; fbreffrift; lag*<br />
far«nl)ft; lagen ell. 0.\'cfi« lag. common<br />
- , lanbiMng. civil - , borgerlia<br />
lag. - <strong>of</strong> nations, folfrdtt. to go<br />
to -, bbrja procef mot nagon. to follow<br />
<strong>the</strong> -, fiubera jutibiten. -day,<br />
*. rdttegangsbag. -giver, s. lagflif-<br />
tare, -giving, s. Ingftiftning ; lag*<br />
fliftanbe. -lord, s. jurifl fom blifvit<br />
ablab. -maker, *. lagjliftare. -suit,<br />
a. tdttegSng, proce^. Good in - , i<br />
rdtttsgiliig. -ful, a. laglig, laggilT^<br />
-issue,*, <strong>of</strong>iabrbflarfvingar. -wif^ ife^
Law<br />
arni.ir (if [inon (biffopjitrogO. -y, a. -wort, s. btyrot, tonbtot. —, v. a. be*<br />
nun; af linon; (if fn frhit.<br />
fla iiieD b(i); gtafeta.<br />
Lav rer, «. tngfntt, jurif}, obpcfnt. Lead,5. anfotanbe; forbnnbi fpel; <strong>of</strong>lui<br />
Lax, s. utfot; lax. -,a. 15^; flflV'P; nfs (i biljarb). -man, 5. forebanfate. -,<br />
V. a. & n. Ifba, fbtn, (ebfaga; fotteba,<br />
Laxation, s. fTnuvIjct, fiStfrnppning.<br />
Laxative, 5. taxftniebcl. - , a. nffos<br />
t.inre. -ness, s, oppnnnfce egcnffov.<br />
Laxity, Laxness, s. jTnppOet; li5«()ct;<br />
bppn tif ; *felanCe ncggrcinl)«t.<br />
Lay, J. loget; bctesiiinrf ; fob; fSng,<br />
oi|'n; rang, finnb. -l<strong>and</strong>, *. ttabe.<br />
-stall, s. gotfelbog.<br />
Lay, a.^^etlbSlig. -,«. Ufman. -elder,<br />
*. fyvf<strong>of</strong>Btojinnbave. -man, «. Ufnian;<br />
T. rcrlig bi[6 fom uinlote od; bitbljug;<br />
gate bcufn.<br />
Laj', V. a. d: n. laggn, ffaffQ; ti(Ifreb«=<br />
floUa; fill if a : f ctlifa ; an(ngga; fTa<br />
Mi?. - aside, gronuna ; tfpon«ra. -<br />
asleep, [<strong>of</strong>fo. - a thing in one's<br />
dish, fiitebra en nngci. - a -wager,<br />
fill cat. - hy, fbcvnra. - claim to,<br />
glita anfpcnf pa. - down one's life,<br />
6i3 ; Inta fitt lif. - eggs , rritpa. -<br />
heads toge<strong>the</strong>r, vcltiTa. - hold <strong>of</strong>,<br />
fltipa. - level, jmina. - on, fin I)afs<br />
Hgt. - open, ntagnlagyo. - out, T.<br />
logga ut pn tctbcn. - siege to, be=<br />
Idgta. - taxes, pnUigga utfTDtfcet. -<br />
<strong>the</strong> cloth, fiufa botbn. - <strong>the</strong> stomach,<br />
ftiffa luingern. -up, fanila,<br />
loggn ilicp. - up a vessel, <strong>of</strong>iotflo,<br />
aftanfa, »tt ffepp. - waste, (Fteflo,<br />
otelngga. [bona.<br />
Layer, s. telning : (agcr ; bfatf ; i'orp=<br />
Lazar, s. fpeteljT: fp«tfIfTa. [fjufljug.<br />
Lazaretto, Lazarhouse, s. lafacett,<br />
Laze, V. a. fi n. (attja«.<br />
Laziness, s. [attja, trbgftet.<br />
Lazing, a. trog, (tmiitig,<br />
Lazalstone, s. lafutften.<br />
Lazy, a. lat, ttbg ; fcninaftig. -hones.<br />
Lea, s. fidtttiiatf, dng. [5. pi. tattjunb.<br />
Lead, s. bli); (ob, fula. -s, pi. bli;=<br />
t<strong>of</strong>. -crystall, *. bli)
238 Lea<br />
-ed, a. latb, etfaten. -er, s. (nrjun;<br />
gt; ni;b«gi)nnave. -ing, s. liirtom,<br />
b<strong>of</strong>ottt; fiinffnp.<br />
Lease, s. \)^tt' «tt. nrrcntffontrnft:<br />
fijtvaftning ; arcfntelib. -hold, s. nr=<br />
tcnbegobg. -holder, s.Vflttnve. -,u.a.<br />
I)i;ra ut, foipafta; vtodfa a;, -r, s. ay'<br />
Viocfare.<br />
Leash, «. fopi>e[; grinimn; rematt fiuo<br />
faiUit met). -, p. a. foppto il)0p.<br />
Leasing, s. fallTIjet, ljugning.<br />
Leasour, s. fiitljytnre.<br />
Leassee, s. l)i)xtiman, artenbntor.<br />
Least, sup. nf Little. -, ad. minfl.<br />
at -, ntminf!one. not in <strong>the</strong> -, aUtitUi<br />
idt.<br />
Lea<strong>the</strong>r,*, ffibcr; gatfpcibt ffmn. -, a.<br />
<strong>of</strong> tncn. -bag, s. Uittt^ad. -bottle,<br />
s. (liberflaiTa. -dresser, s. fn'mffi cK.<br />
fotbuongiiinfnte; gntfoote. -jacket,<br />
s. ett flng^ fiff i©i5berl)<strong>of</strong>wet. -seller,*.<br />
lnberl)nnb!(n;e. -sling,*, rem. -,v.a.<br />
fla, vrygln. -n, «. <strong>of</strong> Ifiber. -y, a.<br />
: ;<br />
Icibeciifiig, lif [rtb«r.<br />
Leave, s. Icf, tillftnnb ; afiTeb ; nfff?b£i=<br />
rogaube. -, v. a. 6f n. lata, lemna,<br />
bfoetgifi'n ; aflagfna fig ; teflnmenura<br />
uvvhijra; affln iftSn. - mourning,<br />
lagga af fcrgcn. - <strong>of</strong>, - over, lota<br />
bli, uv'p()i5ca. - out, fbvbigti; utfluta.<br />
Leave, f . a. refryteta.<br />
Leaved, a. t<strong>of</strong>rit; fijtftbb nieb b(ab.<br />
Leaven,5.futbeg, ja^ntng^iiiftet; btagg.<br />
-, V. a. fi)ra, (ata jafa ; fclanba litt.<br />
-ing, s. ja^ning^iiieb«I. [rynmiarc.<br />
Leaver,*, en fom leinnac; bfufrlovace,<br />
Leavings, s.pl. <strong>of</strong>iHttefvot, lemningar.<br />
Leavy, a. l<strong>of</strong>rif.<br />
Lecher, *. vaKufiing ; Ijotfatl. -, v. n.<br />
bola, fata otufiig. -ous , a. libetlig,<br />
Leg<br />
-ship, *. f'otelafareijenft; fapell.in««<br />
Lecturn, *. vulvet. [fu^la.<br />
Ledcaptain,*.'fiiii(ftate, inatfnuiigare.<br />
Ledge, *. liR ; btaiii ; fant; (jtatf, lag:<br />
febja af ftippoc. -r, s. Oufcubtef po,<br />
cti banbelsfontor.<br />
Ledhorse, *. OanbOaft.<br />
Lee, *. T. sinbfiba, lafiba ; bragg. - ,<br />
a. liggante mot vinben. -shore, *. T.<br />
lagctvatt. -way, *. T. afbrift.<br />
Leech, *. lafare; btobigel. -craft,*.<br />
tafavcfcnf}. -lines, *. pi. T. ncignr=<br />
bingat. -rope, *. flacttbc !if pa ffgcl.<br />
-worm, *. blobigel. -, v. a. lafa, beta.<br />
Leek, *. I'<strong>of</strong>, purjolBf.<br />
Leer, *. fnegling, bliif pa fiban ; t«i(b<<br />
bvabet^ [age. -, v. n. & a. fe at fiban,<br />
bliga, gto; plira; [orfa genoiu bliier pa<br />
Leer-horse, *. varabeljafi. [fiban.<br />
Lees, *. btagg (pa »>in) ; mobbet.<br />
Leet, *. bomfiol; garbiiatt.<br />
Leeward, a. dniart. -isl<strong>and</strong>s, *. pi.<br />
l'avart=bacne. -, ad. i Invatt.<br />
Left, a. v^enfier. -h<strong>and</strong>ed, a. v^cnften<br />
banbi; <strong>of</strong>fiifiigt. -h<strong>and</strong>edness, *.<br />
',vnf]erl)anbil)et. -h<strong>and</strong>iness, *. cjTiff!<br />
ligl)et.<br />
Leg, *. ben , lagg (nielTan fnaet od; fo><br />
ten); fTanfel; tnrfiyde; fot boarpn niu<br />
got bintat; T. ^rang pa en banfot:<br />
ffanfiing.<br />
Legacy, *. teftamente; tefJamenterabt<br />
gobg. -hunter, *. fom fljalar fig tiD<br />
arf. [fc^ lag.<br />
Legal, a. laglig, [aglifmaiig ; eftcr OJiO*<br />
Legality, *. lagligbet, rattmatigljet.<br />
Legalize, v. a. lagligen flabfafta.<br />
Legatary, f. Legatee.<br />
Legate, *. pafiigt fanbebub, legat.<br />
Legatee, *. petfon fom fait te^amenW<br />
otuffig. -ousness,*. <strong>of</strong>yifOet; viadufi. af l<strong>of</strong>oven. [bighet.<br />
-y, s. ctuft.<br />
Legateship, *. legate fi;^(a elT. raw<br />
Lectern, s. ffodfateng 6anf.<br />
Legatine , a. gru'nbab pa en papi^ Ie»<br />
Lection, *. la^art.<br />
gatg vifirbigbet.<br />
Lectionary, *. icffeitb<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Legation, *. beffirfning ; beputation.<br />
Lecture,*. fijcfla^ning; lara; [ivjning; Legator, *. en fom gov tcftamente.<br />
lillial, (ftapa. -,v.n. & a. f oielafa Lege, f . a. anfora, abetopa ; pnfla, f6t»<br />
bonno opp; t)affa fiitcla^ningat. -r, *. fatva ; latta.<br />
Vr<strong>of</strong>effoic ; (adma(la« ; aftcnfang^ptef}. Legend, *. legenb, mnnffaga; fabel
Leg<br />
oiiifTtift I'S iiUjnt. -ary, a. fagoe.<br />
Leger-book, .s. vnciiiagerb<strong>of</strong>, I)«fv'ul5=<br />
bef.<br />
Legerdemain, s. fn(TfPf(nrcfonf}et.<br />
Legerity, *. Uiri[)et, vigtjct.<br />
Legged, a. foiii Ijav ten.<br />
Leggins, s. pi. Cninaffot.<br />
Legibility, s. [a^tisljjt ; ti^bligOct.<br />
Legible, a. (oiilig. -ness, s. la^ligfiet.<br />
Legion, «. legion; nu;cfcn[)et. -ary,<br />
a. (jbtante tiff en legion; talrif. -, s.<br />
Icgionfi'olCat. [lag.<br />
Legislate, v. n. fJifra tag; utgifM en<br />
Legislation, s. tagfJiftning.<br />
Legislative, a. lagrtiftnntc.<br />
Legislator, s. lagjtiftare. -ship, 5.<br />
loijihftancc ntagt. [tan6e magi.<br />
Legislature , s. lagjiiftning ; lngflif=<br />
; !<br />
Legist, s. jurifl. [flicfet. I<br />
Legitimacy, s. (aglifinatigOet ; aftn<br />
Legitimate, a. afta; tattmarig. -, v.<br />
a.berdrtiga; <strong>of</strong>fenttigen erfanna; gilla.<br />
-ness, s. laglig biicB; nftt)ef.<br />
Leaitimation , s ett onfta bnvnS fots<br />
flaran« for nfta; taga befraftelfe.<br />
Legume, Leguraen, s. fficfruft, fruft;<br />
baija.<br />
[ter.<br />
Leguminous , «. fom I)oc till act)Tag= Lessee, s. byre^mnn, vaftare.<br />
Leisurable, a. m^ letiga punter; Lessen, v. a. i)ra ut<br />
zei-s, s. pi. ciironprcf.<br />
Lemonade, s. lemonab.<br />
Lemures, s. pi. fp<strong>of</strong>er.<br />
Lend, v. a. urlana, borga ; mebbetn ; bes<br />
yiiin. -er, s. borgenar, vvocentace.<br />
Lends, 5. pi. l)anBerna.<br />
Length, s. Inngft ; utptadfning ; afjlanb<br />
Let 239<br />
Lenitive, «. ^ a. linbtanbc (mebel).-<br />
Lenity, s. niilbbet, gobl)et.<br />
Lens, s. tins (fynglaS).<br />
Lent, s. fajllag, fafla. -en, a. fjlitnnbe<br />
tiff fnfian ; tarflig. [niig.<br />
Lenticular , Lentiform , a. lin^fors<br />
Lentiginous, a. ftafnig.<br />
Lentigo, s. frafnar; uiflaggfebet:.<br />
Lentil, s. tin^, linfen (iTiCfruft)-<br />
Lentisk, Lentiscus, s. majiiytrab.<br />
Lentitude, s. trbgtjct.<br />
Lentner, s. en art fatf.<br />
Lentor, s. fegt)et ; tnn9fanir)et.<br />
Lentous, a. feg.<br />
Leo, s. Icjonet (i ©jurfretfen).<br />
Leonine, ". lejonartab.<br />
Leontice, s. lejonblnb {'ort).<br />
Leopard, 5. leoparb. -'s-bane, s.<br />
vilbgctijrt. [orfafar fpetelfJa.<br />
Leper, s. fvetelfT Vfffon. -ous, a. foiii<br />
Lepid, a. lujlig, rolig.<br />
Leporine, a. Ijaraftig.<br />
Leprosity, s. ffabbigOet.<br />
Leprosj', s. fpetelffa. [s. ffabbigliet.<br />
Leprous, a. ffafcbig ; fpetelfT. -ness,<br />
Less, comp. afLittle,niintre, fmarre.<br />
forvflfta; lata fara. - alone, lata bli.<br />
- down, l)i(Ta ner ; fFrufiia ner. - fcill,<br />
ffiffa, [)iffa neb. - go , frappf • - in»<br />
floppa in ; intata. -know, unbcrraito.<br />
- <strong>of</strong>f (a pistol), ffjuta <strong>of</strong>. - out,<br />
lana ut (pa ranta).<br />
Let, s. binber; broji^nial. -, v. a. & n.<br />
firarfn. at -, fluttigen, onbleligen.<br />
-en, V. a. & 11. ferlanga, utflracfa;<br />
binbro, fBrI)inbra, nfbnffa ifron; upv*<br />
I)orn. -in, s. inpidfningeterfen. -pass.<br />
blifprt langre, utftracfaS. -wise, ad. Lethal, a. bbblig. [s. frifcbel.<br />
pii Wngben. [fiitfanbe; mjufante. Lethargic, a. flMnnaftig. -ness, «.<br />
Lenient, s. linbranbe niebel. -, a. fbninfjufa ; tregtjet.<br />
Lenifj', v. a. linbro, niilbra.<br />
Lethargied, a. bjupt infomnab.<br />
Leniment, s. linbrnnbe mebtl. Lethargy, s. fomnfjufa.<br />
;
240 Let<br />
Le<strong>the</strong>, *. Sett; flloiiifffl; gUMiiffebti)*.<br />
Letter,*, tcffl<strong>of</strong>; bref; vntent; full=<br />
iiingt. -carrier, s. Inifbiitavt. -case,<br />
s. pfnnb<strong>of</strong>; Uiii (fa ogen.<br />
Librarian, s. bibliotefotie.<br />
Librarj', 3. bcffoniling ; biblicfef.<br />
-keeper, s. bibliciefnrie.<br />
Librate, v. a. raga; balanfero. [relfe.<br />
Libration,*. Piiganbe, frnngningsrc^<br />
Libratory, *. fvanganbe, balanferanbe. 1<br />
Lice, s. jil. af Louse, -bane, s. iu««<br />
on. [cet; cenfut pa en bcf.<br />
Licence,*. fjelNoalb ; tiDflant; fri|'c»<br />
License , f. a. gifrn ftiljet ett. liafJanb<br />
;<br />
'
Lie<br />
;<br />
Tip, I fufrt.<br />
jickerish, Lickerous,a. Uidtt, hiU^<br />
Ug ; tesi'iilig. -ness, s, InJevlict ; U;^<br />
Licorice, s. Infcitii. [jlfn!)ct.<br />
Lictor, 5. tiftor (Koiiiev|T Ijefcet^vxift).<br />
Lid, s. to.f ; ogonlorf.<br />
Lie, .«. Rign, <strong>of</strong>onning ; fogn ; tut. -, u.7i.<br />
Lie, f. Ly. [Ijug^i, f'i'gn <strong>of</strong>annt.<br />
Lief, a. nlfTnb. -, ad. gcrnn.<br />
Liege, s. (nn^[)«rte. -, ad. unbcrgifijcn ;<br />
unCet lantH'ligt. -lord, s. Iniitsljetre.<br />
-man, s. vafoH, unbeifntc. -r, «. ain=<br />
brtfiacoi-, frtnbeOub.<br />
Lienteric, 5. ()Ln-anbc tiff utfot.<br />
Lientery, s. ctt fTagS utfor. [rant.<br />
Lier, s. vecfen fom (iggct, fpfjiite, lu=<br />
Lieu, 5. in - <strong>of</strong>, i Pnttst for.<br />
Lieutenancy, s. lijjtnantgfiipto ; fnuit^<br />
lige (l^jtnanteviia nf en forpd.<br />
Lieutenant, s. l&jtnnnt ; flntOnffate<br />
vifntie. -colonel, «. '6fpetrre4ojtnant.<br />
- general, s. genetnUloitnnnt. -ship,<br />
4. lL\|tnant^fi;^[a; PQtOaffetjTnp.<br />
Lieve, ad. getna.<br />
Life, i. lif, Iffperne, fcfnab; tif^tib;<br />
lif tigtjet ; IcfvevneSbeiTrifning. -annuity,<br />
s. tifuanta. -boat, «. tnttning^s<br />
Uat. -everlasting, s. niucgvbn. -giving,<br />
a. lift>anbe, upplifvnnbe. -guard,<br />
a. lifvMft. -like, a. Icfvnnbe. -rent, s.<br />
lifirinta. -string, s. ncvf ; lifi^banb.<br />
-time,s.lifijtib; lif. -weary,*. Ittfen<br />
v>ib lifv'ct. -less,fl. (iflo^, bob ; tvafiri>^.<br />
Lift, .s. (^fining, Ijnfning; 7*. gigtSg ;<br />
bemijcanbe. -, v. a ftn. Ii;ftn, Ijafvo;<br />
<strong>English</strong> . Swedis/i Diet.<br />
Lik 241<br />
-r, s. en fom fittatn<br />
nngot. - <strong>of</strong> t'<strong>of</strong>vn ; beforbrn, uppljojn ; h)fta pn nat<br />
Looks,<br />
[^ll^jn, fi!liit«. got. -er, s. upptijf' nre ; f(i;cfa.<br />
jicentiate,<br />
Ligament, s.y.bnnb, fcna ;forbinbeIfe.<br />
jicentious, a. fjelfiniltig, utfvnifynnbe Ligamental, Ligamentous, a. fes<br />
'UesSj a. ulfynfning; nig ; lif ett bnnb.<br />
fjelfiSontb.<br />
Ligation, s. binbning.<br />
I,<br />
,ich-wale, *. ftenftii (i5tt).<br />
Ligature, s. banb; fotbinbning; fnut.<br />
jichen, *. laf, ctt mo^e|Tdgte.<br />
Ligeance, «. (nn^tro.<br />
l.icit, a. tidatcn. -ness, s. fngligljet. Light, s. (jug, li)fe, fTen ; tnntpn; upp*<br />
jick, s. liten (long ; flicfning; vulg. ly^ning, fovflnnb; upp[i)f} man; bng,<br />
grcf bel)iin6[in9. -dish, «. tntttif|Ti; biiger. -s, s. jsZ. fijnfrevlufter. -,a.<br />
(fnic. -spittle, «. fiiiarotfare , iiiat<<br />
Van. -stone, s. ncjonbga. -,f.a.<br />
flicf (1, flefa ; vu/g. bnfn, fmiicjn cpp. —<br />
Ijui', f(nt; Iju^lett, bicnb. -coloured,<br />
a. Ijii«(ctt. -house, s. fijrbnf. -red,<br />
a. uiolett. -, «--. a. li;fij, upp[l;fn; upp«<br />
tfinbfl. -a c<strong>and</strong>le, timba upp ett Ijui.<br />
Light, a. (dtt, ft^'b, fuiiff ; ringn, obe=<br />
tyblig; T. olnftflb; flijgtig, Intifinnig;<br />
cfi;|T;nnbcvfigtig(onuni;nr); g(nb. -<strong>of</strong><br />
Lelief,(rtttvogfn.-,«
242 Lik<br />
-lihood, -linesB, s. (ifligOet, fatino-<br />
lifOet; lif()«t. --ly, a. nngeniini ; pnf-.<br />
fflnte tiff; ucluj, fonnclif. -, ad. tto.<br />
;<br />
frita i fliicfen. -ed, a. (emiiinb.<br />
Limbeck, s. T. bijliaevbatt. -, v. a.<br />
bifHITecfl.<br />
Limber, a.nijuf, b'ojlig, bef. -boards,<br />
s. pi. T. t>ngb>il«planfcr. -gate, s. T.<br />
uagbnf. -ness, s. fmibigljet, nijufbct.<br />
Limbers, s. pi. gaffeltifJel; T. f6tc=<br />
flrtffave. [vet«.<br />
Limbo, s. rum tiiuHnn |Trtr#«(b oi) \)tU<br />
Lime, 5. lim, fegetlim; fatf; linb; «n<br />
art citron, quick -, fliiifi fn(f. -burner,<br />
s. falfbt.innnre. -ffrass, s.<br />
Prnnbrag. -hound, «. t>ilbfviii«()unlf.<br />
-kiln, s. fnlfugn. -rod, j. liniftang.<br />
-spar, s. ffllfi'v'flt. -stone, s. falfi<br />
flcn. -tree, s. linb. -twig, s. liius<br />
ffflng. -wort,*, fnoppnegiifa. -water,<br />
s. fnlh'nltfn. -, v. a. bef}ri)fn meb foj<br />
gellim; fliflra, linimn ; niura, fntfn;<br />
O'obn meb fnlf ; fnrirjii.<br />
Limit, s. gr.i'nS, ramnrfe. -, v. a. in;<br />
(Tr.infa; bi'ftrinimn, uijlnfa. -able, a.<br />
fom fnn inftrrinfag.<br />
Limitaneous, a. bcrnnbe till grnnf«c.<br />
Limitary, a. inffr.infrtnb*. [ning.<br />
Limitation, s. infTninfning; omgrans;<br />
Limitless, a. gr.in^lo*. [fi.ingbnfl.<br />
Limmer,s. riibfvin^Onnb; oogtii bnvn ;<br />
Limn, v. a. ritn, mnla i saitenfiirg.<br />
-er, s. litnre, vortriitimalare.<br />
Limusity, s. gyttjig OtfTflffenljtt.<br />
Lin<br />
Limous, a. lerig, gi;ttjig.<br />
Limp, a. b6jlig, fniibig; Itott.<br />
Limp, s. l).iiining. -, v. a. linfn, fjol<br />
liaen, fotnioMigen. -n, f. a. fl'tlifnn, ta. -et,». trirff.1t (cflrcnn.igte).<br />
jeniforn. -ness , s. litW;^ utff«nK : Limpid, o. flor, genomffinlig (om<br />
porttnit. -wise, ad. nfvHnfn, lifnUtc^.<br />
[renhet; gencmiTiniigljei<br />
_<br />
Likings «. ti)ife, bel).ig, fm<strong>of</strong>, bojelfe<br />
Un).^<br />
Limpidity, Limpidness, 5. flarl;«<br />
giffniiK. -, a. treflig, angenrim. Liniy, a. limmig, flibbig; fnlfaftig.<br />
Lilach, s. fyrentvat).<br />
Lin, s. frirrv'uf, pel. [linn«|T.if'<br />
Lilied, a. berayt eff. pn;tb lueb litjor. Linament, s. toga «ll. ftbn; rele (n<br />
Lilliputian, s. (itfn bocfo.<br />
Linch, s. flf(rt«n, -pin, s. bjulpin<br />
Lily,«. liljo. -<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> valley, -con- Linden, *. linb. [s. ti<br />
vallj', s. lil)«fcm\ia, bororen. -Uver- Line, «. lin. -sew, s. linfrii. -tree<br />
ed, a. fUniiiobig. -white, a. l)uii Line,s. linie, rab; rnnb; uif<strong>of</strong>}; fni<br />
fLMii en (iljfl.<br />
cmfcjtg ; tmurirfe; £inien (€qtatcrn)<br />
Limature, s. filfpSrt.<br />
Kpgraf; leb, (Irigtlinie. by -, «ft«<br />
Liin]),«. [cm; 7". btricb, brniit. -meal, fnijre, fnlirrritt ; linietrcppnr. ship o<br />
a. flyrfePiS. -, c. a. fiicfe iiieb lenimat <strong>the</strong> - , 3. Iwieffepp. - , t>. a. gota e<br />
lini« ; b«faita tnbf iS ; fobrn, betiirfa ; be<br />
fiiifJa; lopa (oil! Ijunbnr).<br />
Lineage, s. linie, fjniii, (Trigt.<br />
Lineal, a. be(}nenbe <strong>of</strong> liniet ; brirfJnm<br />
iiinncc i rrit linie. -design, s. grunt<br />
titning. -ness , s. (TrigijTnp i<br />
upp: eff. nebfiignnbe leb.<br />
Lineament, s. aulet^brog.<br />
Linear, a. bejlaen&e af linier.<br />
Lineate, a. T. ftrefnD.<br />
Lineation,«. liniering ; unberffviifning<br />
Linen, )'. Linnen. [s. ongoiifo<br />
Ling, 5. Ijung; Inngn (floipiT). -wort<br />
Linger, p. n. H a. triijn; rata long<br />
film; ivefa; (on, out) forlringa. -er,<br />
s. tanfelinebig ftniiire. -ing, s. t<br />
jnnte, langfam.<br />
Linget, s. taia, jJong.<br />
Lingle, s. berfttab.<br />
Lingo, s. fprnf; rotvriljTfl.<br />
Linguacious, a. fptnffnm, tolfijr.<br />
Linguacity, s. pratfomOet.<br />
Linguadental, a. utinlab metelf} iun«<br />
giind frittanbe mot tn'nbernn (om b<strong>of</strong><<br />
Linguiform, a. tungiif. [jlnffljub).<br />
Linguist, s. fpraffrinnate.<br />
Liniment, s. tunn falfuo.<br />
Lining, s. foDer, fotring.<br />
Link, 5. Irinf, leb ; fribja ; (Tnglob ; fn
Lin<br />
linnen, s. linnc, laxft. -, a. nf finnc, Listen, v. n. & a. a;fn«.<br />
lorfr. -cloth, s. [ncft; linnef Inter. Listfiil, a. uppnintffnm.<br />
-draper, s. Intftif'franiate. -weaver, Listless, a fnltfinnig, ttljg; (<strong>of</strong>)fcrg=<br />
. linnc^7tift>nre.<br />
jinnet, s. Onnivting.<br />
jinseed, «. linfto. -oil, s. finoljn.<br />
jinsey-woolsey, s. ett fla$i t^g. -,<br />
a. Iinlffen (inne orf) (jatften l;ffe ; ^atig.<br />
instock, Lintstock, s. (untft<strong>of</strong>e.<br />
jint, s. (in ; linneffaf.<br />
Antel, s. T. 6ftn Bijtrti-ntet.<br />
jion, s. lejort. -ant, s. nu;rUjon. -'spaw,<br />
s. fiip'ort, Sungftu TOnric fapa.<br />
-tooth,5.lf)onton6. -ess,5.Ujoninn«.<br />
iip , s. Ifipp ; mute ; rflnt. -glue, s.<br />
liiunlim. -lahour,s.muntr<strong>of</strong>»?fI, prat.<br />
-salve, s. munponiatn. -wisdom,<br />
unviiJtoni, vett utnn ut<strong>of</strong>ning. - ,<br />
jppitude, s. fuvogtbet.<br />
liiqualiiUty, s. fiiinttbovfjet. [torOet.<br />
!jiquable,a. fiunlibat. -ness,s. fmn(t=<br />
ijiquate, v. n. fmrilta, fli)ta.<br />
liiquarion, s. fmndning; fnifiat'atOet.<br />
'.iquefaction, a. fma lining ; flijtante<br />
tiaftont.<br />
^iquefiaLle, a. fmalttjav. [tnnbe.<br />
Liquefy, v. a. & n. fmnttn, btifrn flyi<br />
Liquescency, s. fmaltbacOer.<br />
Liquescent, a. fmriltanbe, f!i;tnnbe.<br />
Liquid, s. flytnnte fropp, v?atvrttn ; T. f(ys<br />
tf.nte fcnfonant. -, a. fli)tan6e ; tunn ;<br />
tint; nfiTutab', SefnlC ; Ijuftig. -araler,<br />
s. fjotarttrit. -able, a. font fnn<br />
betnlag.<br />
Liquidate, v. a. fniciHa; bctnla.<br />
Liquidation, s. fincittning; tetntning.<br />
Liquidity, Liquidness, s. flijtigfjet.<br />
Liquor, i. V>iit)Tn, fcri;
244 Liv<br />
(iflii^. -lihood, s. noting, bergning.<br />
-liness, s. tifli9l)«t, muntctbet. -ly,<br />
a. liflig, lufJig, muntet; (.uifiig.<br />
Liver, s. ufvanit vecfon.<br />
Liver, s. Ufvtt. -colour, s. [efpers<br />
btun; lefp«tfarg. -coloured, a. Ief=<br />
verbrun. -wort, «. btafippn.<br />
Livery, s. ut()i;tning nf bnf^at; Imi.<br />
-coach, s. ftot^ongn. -man, «. Ime:<br />
betj«nt ; Uiflinct <strong>of</strong> Piffa gitten (i Som<br />
ton), -stable, s. OSaflna, utfcbtingg*<br />
Livid, a. f«>nvtgu[. [flnll.<br />
Lividity, Lividness, s. funttgut fotg.<br />
Living, s. lif, Ufrante ; bergning, uu<br />
fouif}, I)(int>tering. -, a. Ufvanbt, i lif=<br />
cet; vettfam, lifUg. -coal, s. glijcante s. pi, lanbsfebft. .-<br />
-medicaments,<br />
Livre, s. (iocir, J-ianffr inimt. [fol. pi. utPatte^ lafcnubet.<br />
Lixivial, a. luraftig, <strong>of</strong> (ut. -salt, «. Locality, Localness, a. belaaenftei<br />
lurfalt.<br />
Lixiviate, Lixivous, f. Lixivial.<br />
Lixivium, s. lur.<br />
Lizard, s. o6la, fijrfctn; r. jetnfufa.<br />
-stone, s. bMeflen.<br />
Lo!/. felfcm!<br />
Loach, 5. flcntftfe, infj<strong>of</strong>iifT.<br />
Load, s. laSining, biicfca, Inf}, laft;<br />
niaUnaber. -'s-man, s. lotg, fli;nit(in.<br />
-star, s. D^ortftjetnan, t'iffa ajjiivnen ;<br />
lf^f}jec^fl. -stone, «. ningnet, fciiu<br />
vn^. -waterline, s. T. [Q|l(inie, oaU<br />
ifnlinie. -wort, «. tontrot. -, v. a.<br />
bcfr<strong>of</strong>ia, t<strong>of</strong>ia, tnJTa; [a^^a (ctt |Tjufge=<br />
Loader, s. Uijiau. [rrit).<br />
Loaf, s. timpa, butte. - <strong>of</strong> sugar, s.<br />
fotfettopp. -sugar, s. tovfioin.<br />
Loam, 4. fern, nietgef, fcg (etn. -,v.a.<br />
biti-ida UKb uiergel. -y, a. (trig, full<br />
Loan, s. (on. [nieb ntetgcl.<br />
Loath, a. obiHig, obtnngen.<br />
Loa<strong>the</strong>, v. a. & n. Ittai, tciuijos ; [;aj<br />
to, viHia afffi).<br />
Loathful, a. fninjanbr, focfjatltg.<br />
Loathing, s. cif(Ti;, Uba ; vamjelfe, ndcl.<br />
- <strong>of</strong> food, s. ninilefca. [ogernn.<br />
Loathly, a. fottjntlig, afiTi;i?ntt). -, ad.<br />
Loathness, s. Ma, nffuuit.<br />
Loathsome, a. (cb, forljntlig ; nilig.<br />
-ness, s. Itta, nfiTy\.>iicM)et.<br />
Lob, i. (urt, benMt;uiui(l; mctiiiafT.<br />
L<strong>of</strong><br />
-cock, a. lurf, -grass, s. r.iglcfl.<br />
-lolly,*, barfinat, Oafcegtun. -'t<br />
pound, s. fnngelfe fee [nttingot. -'s<br />
couse,*. ettftogg fjomansfpi^. -worn'<br />
s. inttniaff, tnggmnjT. -, v. a. ffatfl<br />
fliippn, fnlTa <strong>of</strong>fiiligt. - down th<br />
head, t)anga nieb Ijufsubet.<br />
LoLate, a. T. flifig. [fi;tf(<br />
Lolthy, s. fotflugn; Mpenlju^ tnb e<br />
Lobe, s. lob, flif; ijrtipp; furiinn v"<br />
iTiDfruftct. -d, a. flifig.<br />
Loblike, a. ^(ump, o|!iif(ig.<br />
Lobster, *. I)Uinnier: [nntftabbfl (51<br />
nanin jjq en Innt^foltat).<br />
Local, a. feni iiIIl)'ot «n crt. -customs<br />
flrttTe.<br />
Location, s. Inge,f}iiIIning; ut()l)cante<br />
Loch, s. infjo; bu'ftfaft. -es, s. pt<br />
eftetbocb.<br />
Lock, s. lai, i'ifilai; hah; inflnng<br />
\!iati; b(fl(f va Ijfiftnr; batntuia; tcrt<br />
IjQtIodE ; t<strong>of</strong>ra; ta)»p (af uH elf.<br />
-smith, a. In^fmeb. -, v. a. &n<br />
la\a igen; inntfTuta, oiittinga-, (afne<br />
tittfluta^: Ulvii bopfogc^. -er, s. ffnp<br />
(aba. -et, s. lai pa ett onnbanb «K<br />
fnii^cfe. -ram, a. bdnggatn. -ram'<br />
jawed, a. niogjt i nnfigrer.<br />
Lockrou, s. runB ranunf«[.<br />
Locky, a. (agt i (odfav.<br />
Locomotion, s. flijtining; fliittnings.<br />
fotninga ; vlH-ligtjit. [tettig<br />
Locomotive, s. T. (cconiotio. -,a<br />
Locust, s. gra^[)cppa. -tree, a. caftc<br />
afncia.<br />
Locution, a. tn(efatf, utfti)cf. [fiet,<br />
Locutory, s. fnltuntniet i ett nunneflos<br />
Lodge, a. l)\)i>ta, (ngec ; |f ugn ; bijggnab<br />
(cge uti en otben. «-•. -, a. (i n. l>i;fa,<br />
Ijntbetgctra ; forffanfa fig ; bo, i^iftaS,<br />
bnfpa fitt (jempifi ; toga in; lagga fig<br />
(om pfiyanbe fab), -ment, *. fain ling;<br />
ingrafning;nebfiTittningcafpenningac);<br />
T. pc(}o. -r, a. ()i)te^iuan, gaf}.<br />
Lodging, a. boning ; (ager.<br />
L<strong>of</strong>t, a. (eft, oinb, rinb^fanunart.<br />
j
L<strong>of</strong><br />
L<strong>of</strong>tinesB, s. lMi)tt, OBjb; flott^ft,<br />
I!'00|11IO&. [ffolt.<br />
L<strong>of</strong>tj"-, a. l)OCi, it|)l)I)5jb ; Vrfiftig, pet<br />
Log, s. bal, tuiitubb ; tiimiutjiorf ; T.<br />
leijg. -toard , «. loggt<strong>of</strong> (o. -Look,<br />
s. Icggl'<strong>of</strong>. -line, a. logglina. -man,<br />
s. floibiirnre; T. (oggntan. --wood,<br />
s. fanipec()ctm&.<br />
'Logarithmic, Logarithmical, a. tc=<br />
gnvitmtiT, IinnMnnt-e om [i>gnritinpr.<br />
Logarithms, 5. pi. [ognrilmer.<br />
Loggerhead, s.tijip, Bumlmfrufc. -ed,<br />
" urn, ojTiifig. -hall, s. ftnngtutn.<br />
Logic, s. fovnuft^tiitn, fTiitfcnjT. -al,<br />
orante tiff, enlig fovnuftsjlntnn.<br />
Logician,*, en font flubctnt cff. or »n[<br />
Ijeiiiina i fl^rnufUlnrnn.<br />
Logistical, a. olgebrnifT.<br />
Logogriphe, s. erbgntn.<br />
Logomachy, s. ettfrig, otfcjlrib.<br />
Lohock, s. bcliftfnft.<br />
Loin, s. Innfc, Int. -s , s. pi. tnnber,<br />
L'ft, njiirav. - <strong>of</strong>veal, j. fnlf^njurfipf.<br />
Loiter, f. n. & a. bcojn, vtata bott ti;<br />
Ccn, iTS banf. -er, s. (nngfaiit V't^fcn,<br />
Loligo, s. bliiiftii!. [bngtjuf.<br />
Loll, s. ti^ungen, lat, In'ft ffaffning.<br />
-eared, a. ft<strong>of</strong>orig. -poop, a. lots<br />
I)un6. -, V. n. «^ a. lutn fig , Ijnngn<br />
ute ; tiggn ocf) urii'fa; utflni'tfa. -ard,<br />
s. bngtriftjore ; nntjnngnte af roirfliff.<br />
-ipop, ». fotf<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Lombard, s. lii'nbnnf, affiflnngfontor.<br />
Lomhardick, a. Sombavtiff.<br />
Londoner, s. £cnson:Sbo.<br />
Lone, a. «nfftnt, «n«lig, tnflnfn. -liness,<br />
s. enfaiiiljet cn^[ig[)Ct. -ly,a. ens<br />
ffliii, cn^Iig. -neSs, s. cnfamljet: faff=<br />
|Tapp8|Ti)9g()et. -some,a.cn|'nin, entilig.<br />
Long, s. langb; oifnf. -, a.Iiing, [nng=<br />
Satig, (ebfflin. -,ad. (nnge, Iiingt. ere<br />
-, ad. innan fort, -since, - ago,<br />
f'6t Iii'nge febitn. -boat, s. mQ, bnv;<br />
ffl«, ffn'V«fIui'. -headed, a. flitg,<br />
fvet^funbig. -jointed, a. InngiTnnf=<br />
lig. -lease, s. nvicntc pS orfinnta.<br />
-legged, o. iSngbcnt. -legs, s. pi.<br />
Ijfltftanf. -meg, 5. gr<strong>of</strong>lngB qv'inn^=<br />
Vcrfon. -necked,a.lnngOnIfnt). -poll,<br />
;<br />
Loo 245<br />
s. fcfingg, ftl\>. -primer, s. vtnt<br />
(trt;({f}i(). -shanks, 5. p/. lnngffnnf=<br />
lig vetfon. -sufferance, -suffering,<br />
s. tntaniob, Inngniotiglict. -tongued,<br />
a. vrotfani. -wasted, a. liing=<br />
lifpcib. -ways,ac?.pa [ringbtn. -winded,<br />
a. ineb long anbebtogt; itnfig<br />
foni vrebifat orintligt Innge. -wise, a.<br />
(nnggeffer. -wort, s. angelifn.<br />
Long, V. n. Ifingtn, vara [l)f}«n.<br />
Longanimity, a. langniDbigI)tt. [bom.<br />
Longevity, s. Inngv^atigljei ; bog n(b«t»<br />
Longimanous, a. lang()nnbt.<br />
Longimetry, a. lonbtmatnrfonf}.<br />
Longing, s. langtnn, trangtan, li^ftnab.<br />
Longinquity, s. nf Ingfenljet.<br />
Longish, a. nngot long.<br />
Longitude, s. Itingb ; T. longitub.<br />
Longitudinal, a. jiintt eftet inngben.<br />
Longsome, a. tnngfnm, befcnttig.<br />
Loo, s. ett JTag^ foctfixl. -, v. a. !)jtfa<br />
LooLy, s. tU\). [(l)unbar).<br />
Lo<strong>of</strong>, s. T. [<strong>of</strong>, [<strong>of</strong>pntt. -frame, «.<br />
bnlnnferingSfpnnt. -hook, s. bnl^toljn.<br />
-tackle, s. trebje IjonB, lo^t tacfcl. -,<br />
V. a. T. (up) (oviem, bvinga ffepvet uvp<br />
i vinten. - up into a harbour, fe»<br />
g(a UKb fnnvp i>inb in i en banin. -up !<br />
l<strong>of</strong> upp! fJicf upp bibetinb!<br />
Look, J. bliff, ogonfnft; uppfi)n, utfeens<br />
be, min. -s , a. p/. miner , atbijrbet.<br />
-, i. fe ! - ye ! fe bet ! -out , s. saf r,<br />
uppfigt; T. utfif. -outman, s. iitfif.<br />
Look, V. n. a a. fe, tifffe ; blicf^; Wj-<br />
cfnji, feut; lifnn; bejTaDa ; bfv'rtvngfl ;<br />
f<strong>of</strong>a, Icta; nftn fig. -about, fe fig<br />
f«e. -after, P<strong>of</strong>a lifvet; eftetleta.<br />
- askew, gl<strong>of</strong>a. -big, fe ftuvff ut.<br />
- down, fla neb ijgonen. - for, f6f«,<br />
fe eftet. - into, unbetfijfn. - on, bes<br />
fFnbn, fe pn, nftn. - out, ge aft , fe fig<br />
omfting eftet nngot. - over, <strong>of</strong>petfc,<br />
genemfe. -to, bvngn forfotg cm. -er,<br />
s. en font fet. - on, s. affSbnte. -ing,<br />
s. fi;n, nffnbnnbe. -glass , «. fpegel.<br />
Venus's -, *. flodfn, nej^elflodfn.<br />
Loom, s. [om (fj<strong>of</strong>ogel); »nf |}ol ; I)U«=<br />
gernt. -gale, *. fviff , flrljfnnbe tjinB.<br />
- <strong>of</strong> an oar, «. Stlfnft. - , v. n. T.<br />
;
246 Loo<br />
fiinnS, fiffl fig Inngt bctta.<br />
Loun, s. liiiting; iTvngel, Iijmmel;<br />
lyntif, fintntng.<br />
Loop, J. fni5re, ft(\ni ; cg(n; flfjutgtugg.<br />
-hole, s. opvtiing, fn'otfjal; glugg,<br />
ffottgUigg; iljutgntt vo ffepp; untpyft^;<br />
fmV9()Sl. -holed, a. fBtfebb iiicC l)ol<br />
«ff. gluggar. -lace, s. gnlon fcing<br />
fnnpv>!)at. -ed, a. futt iiieb fma hal.<br />
Loose, 4. flappfjet, ftiOet. -, a. Us,<br />
obunbcn; flopp, (labbtig ; flatbcanbc;<br />
o^jSrbig ; ledlifoaB ; Ubetlig ; lucfct (cm<br />
jotb); mblvftig; obephmb; flat; cfaiii;<br />
ntnnOanganbe. -gown, ». natirocf.<br />
~,v. a. & n. t<strong>of</strong>Q, befrin; lata fata:<br />
lavern; affegtfl, tijfta onfat. -n, v. a.<br />
ferl<strong>of</strong>i'o, In'pnn; lo^nn, gifvncfter, fravp=<br />
no (om fnutar). -ness,s. losljn, |Inpv=<br />
I)et; InttfinnigOet, ctvflft)«t ; utfot.<br />
Lop, s. afljuggen ovip ; loppn. -, v. a.<br />
(|\Mfin, toppI)U99a.<br />
Lopper, s. ttobputfote.<br />
Loppered, a. i^flnb.<br />
Loppings, s.pl. <strong>of</strong>ffutna qpiflnr.<br />
Loquacious, a. vtntfniii. -ness, eff.<br />
Loquacity, s. fptaffam()«t, niunvngljet.<br />
Lord, s. [)erre; JOetten (©ub); 5r.i(fa=<br />
t.if«nj<br />
be. -ling, s. fniSbetre. -ly, a, felt,<br />
Ijerrffonbe. -, ad. pa I)ertetiiS; I/6ginos<br />
bigi. -ship, s. tjttrffiip, O'crnvnlte.<br />
Lore, s. t.iro, VM«()«t. [Your -, Ctg nob.<br />
Lorel, 5. ffurf.<br />
Loricate, v. a. flnbba i pnnfnt.<br />
Lorimer, Loriner, s. fpottfmeb •, Ut-.<br />
feliiiafar«, fnbeliunfate.<br />
Loriot, s. gtenfifffl, gtening.<br />
Lorn, a. otijtHig, <strong>of</strong>uftgifpen.<br />
;<br />
Lov<br />
Lose, v.a. & n. fiitlccfl, tnppn, fedifa<br />
plifia; icta; f crbevfrn, bortfl<strong>of</strong>ii ; uvpiji<br />
rn. -ground, ge rifn. - one's way<br />
ga nilfe. -ahle, a. fom fnn lappaS.<br />
Losel, s. lotting.<br />
Losing, s. foctufl ; fi$rmin(Fning.<br />
Loss, s. forluf}, jTaba; obifljet; lobjur.<br />
Lossful, a. ffnblig.<br />
Lot, 3. leit, obt ; anbfl ; tntning.<br />
Lote, s. crflttiib.<br />
Lotion, J. 7". n>rttfmng, ^o.X>; fri)tbba»<br />
Lotos, s. oxeltciib. [ffbej<br />
Lottery, s. lolteri. -ticket, s. [cited<br />
Loud, a, gciff, Ijubnnbt, bcgljubb, lot<br />
manbe. - , ad. tjogt, gntTt. -nesSj<br />
riiiifn, I)09l)et i r<strong>of</strong>ien.<br />
Louqh, s. infjij.<br />
Louisd'or,*. luibot, Jtanfft gulbimmt<br />
Lounge, v. n. {dt\]ai, fla bant, -r,<br />
Lourdan, s bagijuf. [I'lifbrifvavc<br />
Louse, s. luii. -berry, *. nlftfr.<br />
-wovt, s. tufort. -, v.a. (ufn, tuffa.<br />
Lousiness, «. lufigOet. [s. lusfjuta.<br />
Lousy, a. lufig, fmuifig. - disease,<br />
Lout, s. bcnblijiinuel. -ish, a. plump,<br />
bcntnfiig.<br />
Lout, V- a. & n. bcbrnga ; bugn fig.<br />
Louver, s. t<strong>of</strong>hnl.<br />
Lovage, *. T. libfJicfn,<br />
Love,*. farUf, niflcg; ynnefi; ^upibo;<br />
aliTiirinnn, tartftn; (iliTIing; fiufforb;<br />
- in a mist, s. bla pnffionsblcnuna.<br />
-in idleness, «. fli)fmor6fiic[. -liesa-hleeding,<br />
s. ott nmarnntlj. -hegotten,<br />
s. ciifta (barn), -darting, a.<br />
font tnifet en l)afiig fa'tUt. -lit, 3.<br />
tiitUf^tcanab. -knot, s. rolfnut. -letter,<br />
s. fiUtef^bief. -lorn, a. <strong>of</strong>ver*<br />
gifren <strong>of</strong> fin olffabe. -potion, s. fiit«<br />
. leffibrijrf -sick,a. iiHTogsfmnf. -suit,<br />
s.ftifti. -tale, J. fntlet^bifloria. -toy,<br />
s. minnesgafrn ; ftintegnfoa. out <strong>of</strong>-<br />
with,(ebfent»ib. to make -to, fvia tiff.<br />
Love, '. a. & n. hlfTa, l)5ffn <strong>of</strong>, tyrfo<br />
om. -linesB, a. oljToritbljet , behog*<br />
lig(.«et, focfljet. -ly, a. alfftatb, t<strong>of</strong>f,<br />
iningonbe. -, ad. beljngligt. -r, *.<br />
riliTote, fcinre, focl<strong>of</strong>Mb.<br />
Lover, s, totljal.
Lov<br />
Loviog, a. atffog, f.uUf. -, a. ciOTonbe,<br />
nlfflig, 6m. -ness, s. 9oM)er, fntlef,<br />
Low, a. (ng, nebrig : griinfc ; tingn, fv'ng<br />
un6rj,nctte; Ing, fniUa ; netjlogfn; bt-.<br />
mjitf. -, ad. tngt, fot gott fop. -Lell,<br />
s. fogelfloifa. -Lorn, a. nf ringa I)at=<br />
fiMiifl. -countries, s. ;>/. S3leb«r[an=<br />
bctnn. -spirited, a. ne^|Ifl9en, mob:<br />
friflb. -sundaj', 5. forjln "eontngen<br />
eftfc (paff. -thoughted, a. iSgtnnft,<br />
<strong>of</strong> ticitigt tnnfefiitt. -tide, -water,<br />
s. Ingt fatten, ebO.<br />
I Low, t'. a. ^ ?i. fi5rnebrrt ; rninn, x\)'<br />
tci. -er, comp. flf Low. - empire,<br />
s. fftnore titerna nf DJoiii
248 Lum<br />
bevt^fe'f foui mot \>if t beting utlnjla l)eln<br />
Iflbtningen. -ing, a. flot, fv^nt. -ish,<br />
a. tung, flumpig , fj<strong>of</strong>fljuftiab. -ishness,<br />
s. fcunil)«t, plunipOet. -y, a.<br />
flumpig.<br />
Lunacy, s. tiinnabgtnferi, fanfinnii3()et.<br />
Lunar, Lunary, a. man.-, -year, s.<br />
mniinv. -caustic, *. tetwtesflen, fr.u=<br />
Lunarian, s. manibtbottt. [flcn.<br />
Lunary, s. In^gcd^.<br />
Lunated, a. i form <strong>of</strong> en [jnlfmnne.<br />
fpnijn. -er, a. gvnf foin^bunb ; tjuf<br />
fom luror ott fa fljii'di; flocntnve.<br />
Lure, s. t<strong>of</strong>fmat, retelfe. -, v. a. (odfn,<br />
fcrleCn.<br />
Lurid, a. ft>nrtgut ; b(ef biS, morf.<br />
Lurk, V. n. lutii. -er, s. tjuf fom tus<br />
rnt ntt fn fljnla. -ing, -place, s.<br />
gBniflntfe. [grnb nf fotmn.<br />
Luscious, a. (irflig, fot. -ness, a. lyog<br />
;<br />
Ly<br />
Luniinate, Luiaine, v. a. itpptDfa. Lusern, «. [otjut. x<br />
Liiniination,5. li;gning, uppfl^ttnante. Lush, a. fintf, mSrf (fricg).<br />
Luminous, a. IjuS, lyfnntf, flar.<br />
J<br />
Lusk, a. Intbnnb. -, a. (lufPig, trogl<br />
Lump,s.f[iiiiu>, fli;tfe, lua^a ; t)«t l)tla : -ish, a. mnflig, tat. >ishness , a]'<br />
Ho(f. -fish,s.fjuri)agfiff, flenOit. -, v.a. Inrtjn, innfligt;et.<br />
tflga Lifvet rjufvuB, (lumpa, foutninnfln Lusorious , Lusory , a. f/otnnbe tiS<br />
fiiflna t tliiuvnc. -evs,s.pl. T. ni-= en Icf ; ffninlfnm, rclig.<br />
Lust, s. lufln, bcnnob ; finnligfiet, ch)ff«<br />
bet. -wort, a. bnggStf. -, v. n. lyfts,<br />
atrn. -ful, a. uriKujiig ; fnt, triitjefiJf.<br />
-fulness, s. fnttjo. -ihood, s. mif*<br />
bet. -ily, ad. tnjTt, btifiigt. -iness,<br />
a. munteibet, tafTfeft, ftnft. -less , a.<br />
rnnmngtig.<br />
Lustral, a. b'ornnbe tiC be gnmle^ te»<br />
ningnr. -water, a. vigtntlen.<br />
Lustrate, v. a. rcnn, viga.<br />
Lustration, s. tening, inmgning.<br />
Lunatic, a. & s. Mnsettig, fantnfliiT. Lustre, s. glnne ; Ijugfccna.<br />
-house, s. lactiitg.<br />
[neCon. Lustring, s. gtnnsrnft.<br />
_<br />
Lunation, s. mSnfornnbring; ni; etf. Lustrous, a. ffinnnbe, glnnfante.<br />
Lunch, Luncheon, s. liten ftuf<strong>of</strong>t; Lustrum, s. tibri;inC <strong>of</strong> fern at.<br />
btoDfnnt. -, v. a. fpifft nagot, tngn en Lust}', a. friff, ftnif, (iflig.<br />
en fotfcifFning^nitt.<br />
Lutanist, a. lutfpefnre. [fiivgb.<br />
Lune, s. Ijnlfmane ; tnfeti.<br />
Ivutarious, a. lifunnbe i gi)ttjnn ; fmni5«<br />
Lune, s. rem ; [inn.<br />
Lutation , a. T. feniif! fotfittning nf<br />
Lunet, s. pnbeniinne. -s, s. pi. gln^= fit Uxi.<br />
ogon ; frv;gglflppnic pS l)
Lye<br />
mt f<strong>of</strong>tifl ; foHn i I'nrnfnng. -in, (iggn<br />
i bnrnf.ing. -instate, ligga pa »>"=<br />
mbfiing (oiii lif). - lurking, ligga pa<br />
liiv. - on h<strong>and</strong>^ iife hafi^a <strong>of</strong>grnig. -<br />
out <strong>of</strong> doors, f<strong>of</strong>ini utom I)U«. - to,<br />
ligga uppOrnffac ; ligga bi. - under a<br />
distemper, foia fjiif. - under a<br />
mistake, bettaga fig. - with, Ijcfon<br />
famlag iiuB.<br />
Lycanthropist, s. *?nru(f.<br />
Lj'ceum, s. Ifivohu^, lat<strong>of</strong>nt.<br />
Lyconic, a. i^aigafiig.<br />
Lj'dian, a. £i;biff. - mood, s. SijbijTa<br />
fTalan ; forgmiifif.<br />
Lye, s. lage; logn.<br />
Lyingly, ad. lognnftigt, <strong>of</strong>annffivbigt.<br />
Lym , s. jagtMinb , font i?aDrar bet fn»<br />
rate inibtet eftct bli>bet.<br />
Lj'mph, s. b(cbt>nttnft i- bjut^ ftopvat.<br />
-ated, a. v<strong>of</strong>anbe, urfinnig.<br />
Lymphatic,*. T. )}atUnfdvl fom cniotinget<br />
blcC(JOttnef. -, a. lijnifotiff;<br />
vanfinnig.<br />
Lympheduct, s. (ymfotipft fnr(.<br />
Lyncean, Lj-^nceous, a. ffarpfijnt,<br />
Lynx, 5. lo, lc^j^t. [qoiiogb.<br />
Lj-re, J. tin-n, barpa.<br />
Lyric, Lyrical, s. [i;riff ffatb. -, a.<br />
U;riiT; ()i5ranbe tilt Iijvan.<br />
Lyrist, s. Ii)tfpelnre.<br />
M.<br />
Ma'am, s. fijtf. <strong>of</strong> Madam.<br />
Mab , s. fTumvafiigt flciSB gvinna; flf=<br />
bictiningen. -, v. n: flcibn fig ftiu|Tigt.<br />
Mac, 5. fon. [((anb^Vfigav).<br />
Macadamize, f. a. ninfaCnniifeto<br />
Macaroni, s. fprattOef ; iiiaftonbfg.<br />
Macaronic,*. mifcf;iiiafc^. -, a. T. ma:<br />
faioniiT.<br />
Macaroon, s. ptumptjuggare ; lunfvcn.<br />
Macaw, s. en att papegoja. -tree, s.<br />
eit |lag« f<strong>of</strong>o^tvfib.<br />
Mace, s. fpita ; foiiuiianbojT<strong>of</strong> ; jlvib^;<br />
fliibba. -hearer,*, fpivbntace; pebcK.<br />
Mace, s. niu^tetb(omiua. -ale, *.<br />
ftybtijL<br />
Macerate, i^. a. laggft i bl6t, uppinjiifa<br />
i en priiffa ; utmerglo, foifpciga; plaga.<br />
Maf 249<br />
Maceration,*, blijtning; nfmattning,<br />
utniergling, fpnfning. [vrittnb.<br />
Machinal, a. inefanifT, jucb fcnfl in.<br />
Machinate, f. a. nnflifta, g«a benu<br />
ligo ontaggningar. ^ [ttigfr, tcinfer.<br />
Machination,*. anfTag, flompling; ins<br />
Machinator, *. uppfpinnnre.<br />
Machine, *. uiadjin, pettti;g. -ry, *.<br />
mndjinevi. [niad;iner.<br />
Machinist^ *. luodjinif} , en fom |!i5tet<br />
Macilency, *. mngetbet.<br />
Macilent, a. magertngb. [*. ftijl pinb.<br />
Mackerel,*, niaftilt; foppiace. -gale.<br />
Macrocosm, *. fjeia perlb^fyfleinet.<br />
Macrology, *. Pibti5ftig()et.<br />
Mactation, *. <strong>of</strong>fevffngt.<br />
Macula, *. f^adf.<br />
Maculate, u. a. fladfa, fmutfa.<br />
Maculadon, *. fiacfning, fniut^niiig,<br />
Maculatures, s. pi. ninfulatut.<br />
Macule, *. Hiid.<br />
Mad , a. galen, uvfinnig ; b'lf'igt Wngs<br />
tanbe cftcc; navcnfiig. -apple, *. foa<br />
(anuni melongcnn. -hrained , a. gas<br />
len, panfinnig. -cap, *. go let bufpub,<br />
urfinnig nieniiiffa. —fit,*. i)rt)et ; punit,<br />
n\)d. -flower,*, ficnbloninia. -house,<br />
*. batbug. -man, *. gaining, bate.<br />
-torn, *. bebcagate ; gaining, -wort,<br />
*. oli^, bitteibtt. [blifpa galen.<br />
Mad, Madden, f.a. ft n. gota galen;<br />
Mad, Made, *. nietmajT.<br />
Madam,*, niabant (titel font gifpe« nlTa<br />
Madder, *. frapp. [fruntimmet).<br />
Mdddish, a. narraftig ; \)r.<br />
Made, p
250 Mag<br />
; ; :<br />
Magazine, s. ningafin, f6ttnb«f)U«.<br />
Mage, «. trolTfart, (jtrninfJnrf.<br />
Maggot, s. matt, iiififl; -riitm, nij*.<br />
-headed, a. vutmin, fgcnnnnii). -iness,<br />
s.fuUhtt met) cingtc tU. ninff.<br />
-ty, a. futt met) matt «tt. nnger ; * be=<br />
fynnerlig.<br />
Magi, 5./j/. Sotonflev^ nnbnngnte.<br />
Magic, a. fviirtfonfl, tr<strong>of</strong>fDcm. - , a.<br />
inngipF, fijctiefffinte. -lantern, s.<br />
Magical, a. inngifT. [tvottlyfin.<br />
Magician, s. ucata
Mak<br />
Make, «. form, gjftntt, pgur; axhttt;<br />
nrbetsldn; »an; innf«. -Late, s. 9ro(»<br />
iiiaf.nre ; li^iiiare. -peace, 5. fret^jiif=<br />
Mce. -weight, *. v^<strong>of</strong>ning (fov ati<br />
jtnifii vigten).<br />
Make, v. a. & n. gln-n, ftmiibringn,<br />
fiifta, tiaffiipn, petfiliiffa, utbfSii ; upp^<br />
hjelva; utg'om; lata; nobga; begifrn<br />
fi'g, refa; latfa. -abode, vi^ai. -<br />
after one, eftetfijtja, fijrfBlja en. -<br />
an assignation, flaniuifl Jiibtc. -<br />
answer , )'v>aca. - a pass at one,<br />
gifi^i en ftot (i f<strong>of</strong>ining). - a pen,<br />
fottiiera en Vfnnn. - a question,<br />
tvnf(a, fntta i ftnga. - at one, iiifliin<br />
fit, nnfalTa en. - away, feifiova. - a<br />
wonder <strong>of</strong>, feruntta fig <strong>of</strong>uer. -<br />
friends , fl<strong>of</strong>fa fig fanner. - for,<br />
Vrtvn fiicBel<strong>of</strong>tig ; natfa^. - gain <strong>of</strong>,<br />
vinna. -good, bepifrt; gotig«n. -<br />
baste, ffyntn fig.<br />
-hay, taffa Ij'o.<br />
- l<strong>and</strong>, T. uppiiidEn (ont. -loss, \u<br />
tn lTa^Q. -love,fiia. -many words<br />
aLout a trifle, talfluiijrfct cm etr Inv>=<br />
Vti. - much <strong>of</strong>, fntefa, fjafa. - <strong>of</strong>lF,<br />
ga fin prig. - one, gi5rn tni [i)cfa:<br />
tnta en <strong>of</strong> Ooven. - one's escape,<br />
untfeniuin. - out, fijtflnra. - over,<br />
bfte. -iron, s. T. folfatjetn.<br />
Malady, s. fjufbont, fjufn.<br />
Malaga, s. OXnlnga (nn).<br />
Mal<strong>and</strong>ers, s. pi. fptttt, bCobfipntt.<br />
Malapert, a. nn^vi*, oyettig. -ness,<br />
s. na8tii^l)et, onriigt)et.<br />
Malaxate, v. a. uvpmjufa : gora fmicig.<br />
Malaxation, «. upv'injufning.<br />
Male, J. I)ann«. -, a. nf innnfon.<br />
-child, s. g<strong>of</strong>yeborn. -horse, s.<br />
bingfl. - issue, «. mnnlifl affcuima.<br />
Mai 251<br />
Male-administration, a. fcnlig fbt»<br />
voltning.<br />
Male-content, -ed, s. & a. luifnojb,<br />
lU'pceiiiT. -edness, s. niijinoje.<br />
Maledicted, a. focbnnnob.<br />
Malediction, s. fotbnnnelfe.<br />
Malefaction, s. mi^gecning. [tare.<br />
Malefactor, s. illgerning-iuian, mi^Ca:<br />
Malefeasence, s. mi^gerning.<br />
Malefic, a. elnf, (Tablig.<br />
Malefice, s. ilfgerning.<br />
Maleficence, s. itTgerning.<br />
Maleficent, a. elaf.<br />
Maleficiate, v. a. fortrotfa.<br />
Maleficiation, a. fbrtr<strong>of</strong>fning.<br />
Malengine, «. fnej.'-<br />
Malepractice, s. unberftef, bebrageri.<br />
Malevolence, «. cvnlja, biiterljet, onbffa.<br />
Malevolent, a. iUvnllig, fienbtlig.<br />
Malice, «. cntiTa, e(nf()et, iiffa.<br />
Malicious, a. elaf, ittafinnob, Ijatfuff.<br />
-ness, s. elnf()et.<br />
Malign, a. ilfp, iffafinnab; ctafortob,<br />
ffiilMig. -, v.a. & n. Ijata ; fornnrnia;<br />
Malignancy, s. ilffa. [mi^unna.<br />
Malignant, s. ittafinnab vt^fon. - , a.<br />
fbtlMiiig, giftfuff, jTablig.<br />
Maligner, s. fienbe ; bjitet tablave.<br />
ijftjetlcninn, anfotiro. - sure <strong>of</strong>, fct» Malignity, s. ilffn, eloHjet; etaf t)e»<br />
fafca fig out. - towards l<strong>and</strong>, fli)ta Malison, s. fbrbannelfe. [ffaffenljer.<br />
(it (anc. .-towards, nalfa^. -up, Malkin, a. fnuflfigt (loinnfolf; fogeU<br />
futtbotbn, fTuta, dnfca; v>ebergntfa ; bi^ ffriimnia ; ugngfopn.<br />
tiiggn, uwg'ora ; loggn iI)ov (ett btef). Mall, s. nioljfpet; ITngga, florflubba;<br />
- up for , erfiittn. - up to , nalfn^.<br />
- water, fnfln fitt i>fltten •, T. viarn larf.<br />
(Iiing. -stick,*, fiilltrn (pib uia(jfpel).<br />
-, V. a. Oanira, fla.<br />
Makeless, a. ojemfiirlig.<br />
Mallard, s. nnbbcnbe, graganb. [fer).<br />
Maker, s. font giit, fotfarMgor. Malleahility, s. fniibigOet (om uietaU<br />
Making, i.fotni, iTnpnnb; gotoniSf, at: Malleable, a. fmitig, bojlig. -ness,<br />
s. fllli^ig(^et.<br />
Malleate, v. a. Oanna, bulto ut.<br />
Mallet, s. bubbel ()animare. driving<br />
-, s. flayptra, traftubba.<br />
Mallow, s. fatt<strong>of</strong>l. -tree, a. toa*<br />
tera. -flower-colour, a. robbrun.<br />
Malmsey, s. aWurnfia (vun).<br />
Malt, s. mail, -dust, s. braf , uififf.<br />
-floor, 5. niiiitl<strong>of</strong>se. -kiln, a. fblna.<br />
-man, s. maltare. -worm, s. mail<br />
i malt. -, V. a. & n. iiialta^iuaUa^.
252 Mai<br />
-ster, i. mattntf, iiiottfinnbtate.<br />
Malvaceous, a. (it fatt<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Mam, JMamma, «. iiiniiiina.<br />
Mammaluke, s. WniiKtutf.<br />
Mammet, s. botfa.<br />
Mammiform, a. i fetm nf tn tr'cf}t
Man<br />
Manifold, a. mongfatbig, fletfalbig.<br />
-ed , a. focfetb iiicB mnnga fnKot;<br />
mongfiilijig. -ly, ad. T. iiningfnl6c=<br />
lig«'n. -ness, s. ninngfaltigOct.<br />
Maniglions, s. pi. gvev't pa fanotio:.<br />
Manihot, Manioc, «. fapni'ia, iiianjot.<br />
Manikin, s. biiD ; liten man, »>i)f ling,<br />
Manilio, Manille, s. flrintanB.<br />
Maniple, j. n<strong>of</strong>i^e, Onnfefutt (opotcf.)<br />
; :<br />
tioi-H' foifolf I)OS KDiunrne ; banb font<br />
fatclffn vveflec bara (.'" venflca nrnun.<br />
Manipular, a. k'otan&e litt en Komsvff<br />
infnittcvitvopp.<br />
Mankind, s. nieiiniffojTrigte, iiianf'on.<br />
Manles9,a.uinn nianffap ; cbeniannab.<br />
Manlike, a. mnnlig; ninnlif. [perfjct.<br />
Manliness, s. innn[igl)ct, mnntoni, tnp=<br />
Manly, a. ninntig, (tapper, nionljaftig.<br />
- woman, facln\?ulcn t-n^inna. -, ad.<br />
iimnligt. [fvungel; niannagta^.<br />
Manna, s. manna, -grass, s. man:<br />
Manner,*, fatt, ins ; ftiff, mancr ; flag ;<br />
l\C»ana, ptagfcb; atblu'S; uppfocante.<br />
in a -, pa oi^t fatt. -ed, a. beUfiMC,<br />
fctig. -liness , s. avtigfter, belefoen.-<br />
I)ft, tefnab^i-iett. -ly, a. fetig , bfUfj<br />
vab, anfidnbig. -s, s.pl.^titx, ffitf,<br />
nrbi.Hber; beUft?en()et ; (efnab^fdlt.<br />
Mannikin, Manikin.<br />
f.<br />
Mannish, a. cforfTanib; farfa»?ulen.<br />
Manoeuvre, «. manijiiet (mcb ctt ITepp)<br />
anraituing. -, v. n. manSvceta, fil)ra<br />
ctt ffepp uubev braObning : ftamp(a.<br />
Manometer, «. T. luftmatare, mano;<br />
Manor, s. fateti, (anbtfgenSom , obnU<br />
geb^. -house, -sent, s. foteSgntb,<br />
iiiangacb.<br />
Manse, s. Oeniman ; pttflgarb.<br />
Mansion, s. fate^garb, l)Ui , bo^nUi.<br />
-house, s. l)iifbing|'ate; £otbmai;otn^<br />
(becgniailatcng) I)ug i Sonbon.<br />
Manslaughter, s.bvap; T. ouppfottigt<br />
Manslayer, s. bcapare. [bbbfTag.<br />
Manstealer, s. mcnniiToc<strong>of</strong>viare.<br />
Mansuete, a. fagtmobig, tarn.<br />
Mansuetude, s. fagtuiob.<br />
Mantel, «. btabbetdcfning ijfc«r fpifstn.<br />
Mar 253<br />
' -piece, a. l)\)Ua bfiiet fpifeln. -et, s.<br />
liun mantel; T. ftottntaf.<br />
Mantiger, s. babtan.<br />
Mantle, s. fappa, fapptotf; mantel,<br />
taya; »apentd(f,e ; tddfmantel, fijtevdnb;<br />
ntng. -tree, s. Oi;Ka Sfiiei; fpifeln. -,<br />
f. a. fi n. tdtfa, bfi'erb'blja, bemantia<br />
^fcabgaii, fFiimma fig; fla fig IBS.<br />
Mantling, s. T. Ojelmtdie.<br />
Mantua,s.fruntimm«rdfappo. -maker,<br />
s. fcuntimnicvslTtdbbare.<br />
Manual, s. banbb<strong>of</strong>. -, a. meb Ijons<br />
berna ; egenl^inbig. -laliour, «. Ijanb*<br />
Manuliial, a. tagen foni bijte. [atbete.<br />
Manuhrium, s. jTaft, grepe.<br />
Manuduction, s. [janblebning.<br />
Manuductor, s. Ijonblebate, anfijtaie.<br />
Manufactory, s. fabiif.<br />
Manufacture, s. manufaftut, Ijanba*<br />
fr'ojb; mnniifaftuvyava, tittycffning. -,<br />
v.a. fijuu-beta, tilfvevfa. -r,s. fabcifijt.<br />
Manuniise, Manumit, v. a. fvigifua.<br />
Manumission, s. en ttal^ fiigifning.<br />
Manurahle, a. fom fon obJaci,<br />
Manurage, s. bnif, cbling.<br />
Manurance, s. aferbtuf.<br />
Manure, s. g'ljbfef. -, v. a. cbto ; glibs<br />
fla. -ment, s. obling.<br />
Manuscript, s. IianbiTtift, manuffript.<br />
Manutenencj', s. iinberfjijb, bifionb.<br />
Many, 5. mangb, nibcfenljet. -, a. mans<br />
ga, mnngcn, atfTiUig. -coloured, a.<br />
mangfargab. -cornered, a. mang^<br />
b'ornig. -feet, s. pelDp. -headed, a.<br />
mangb'dfbab. -peopled, a. foifcif, be=<br />
folfrtb. -times, ad. cfto.<br />
Map, 5. (anbfatra. -, v. u. afterfna<br />
(pa fj<strong>of</strong>cvt 3c.).<br />
Maple, i. lijnn, lonnftdb.<br />
Mappery, s. fartiitning.<br />
Mar, s. fmiit^piacf ; fipfbam.<br />
Marace,Maracoce,i.paffion6b lemma.<br />
Marasmus, s. tvnnfot.<br />
Marauder, s. maiobiSr. [bring.<br />
Marauding, .s. fringftrbfning, vl"n=<br />
Maravedi, s. ©panfft miint.<br />
Marble, a. matmoc; fndrfor fi5r barn<br />
art fpela meb. -, a. <strong>of</strong> marmor; mar^<br />
niorfvob. -cutter, a. fSenjIipare.<br />
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254 Mar<br />
tig. -'s-tail, s. Ijafifsjan^.<br />
Margarite, s. vcttn.<br />
Margarites, s. pi. rufenjTIin. [nnl.<br />
Marge, Margin, j. fnnt, biabb, ninrgU<br />
Marginal, a. tittiTrifs>en i btafcben.<br />
Marginated, a. tnnbnb.<br />
Margrave, s. marfgrefpe.<br />
Margraviate, s. marfgceflTap.<br />
Mariets, s.pl. OJinrieblomfler.<br />
Marigold, s. ringb(ciunin, fcli'idfct.<br />
french ett. african-, s. fnninift^tog.<br />
-bird, *. funggfogel.<br />
Marinate, v. a. intngga nub foS nf<br />
fiitf, olja 0. fti;bbor ;c.<br />
Marine, s. fjoiietniffnp; fjomngt; fjos<br />
foltiir. -,a. fjos ; I)Brnnbetit[fjlivnfenC)et.<br />
-<strong>of</strong>ficer, s. fjo<strong>of</strong>ficet.<br />
Mariner, s. fjijinan, bot^nian.<br />
Marish, s. iiiotn^. -, a. fmnvig.<br />
Marital, a. foni titr()oc «n affrt ninn.<br />
Maritimal, Mai-itime, «. bclngen uib<br />
;<br />
Mar<br />
-hearte(l,a. bStMu'ctab- -qnarry,s. Vcfmnftnte ; ntntfbr i biljatb.<br />
iiiQtuiorbrotf. -slab, a. uinrniocfTifpo. Market, *. niorfnob; inntfnab^i'lat^,<br />
-wood, s. r<strong>of</strong>enttftC. -, f. a. mars tcrg ; ftftfnljning ; vti^. -day, s. terg»<br />
tog. -folks, 3. pi. uintfnntsfolf.<br />
Marcasite, s. tiintfnfit, fi«ftif}<strong>of</strong>f. -price, -rate,*, torgpri^, mntfegnng.<br />
March, 3. yicti, unriunnaft.<br />
-town , 3. f ovjlnb , fijving. - , v. n.<br />
March, s. iiifltfrf;, tag, gang ; nintfcf; fopiTaga, 'ijanbla. -able, a. f.iljtmr,<br />
(mufitfii)£fO gtnng.<br />
gangbar. ;<br />
-gods, s.pl. matfnnC«get«.<br />
March, f. n. & a. taga, nifltft^eta -ing, 3. tovggong, ;<br />
bnnbel.<br />
btyta uvp fatt« i morfd). - <strong>of</strong>f, nf= Marketings, s. pi. (iten , ol<strong>of</strong> [ig vinff.<br />
tngn. - on, ti;(fn on. -, i. ftnmat! Marking-iron, *. inntfjetn.<br />
Marcher, s. gt.induaft.<br />
Marl, s. tiicrgel. -pit, s. nierg«(bn(a.<br />
Marchioness, 3. iiiarfifinna.<br />
-, V. a. goba nieb niftgel; T. nutln.<br />
Marchpane, a. manbelbnfelfe.<br />
Mai-line, «. T. mecling.<br />
Marcid, a. titaget, nffnffen.<br />
Marling, «. nmgling. -knot, a. T.<br />
Marcour, s. tcinfot.<br />
iiictlflng. -spike, a. uutlvtim.<br />
Mare, *. innrt; fto; ninron (fjuftcin). Marlj', a. m«rge(nrtnb.<br />
-colt, s. ft<strong>of</strong>ijf. -faced, a. pintjTnU Marmalade, Marmalet, 3. q^tten^<br />
inot< ; foiffcfonfetf (fforpa nf foict fving<br />
fvuft).<br />
Marmoration, a. mninicieiing.<br />
Marmorean, a. <strong>of</strong> nmtmot.<br />
Marmoset, *. en nrt iiintfnttn; imir:<br />
fattaufigte. [forlOuf.<br />
Marmot, a. niutmtlbjut. -fish, a.<br />
Maroon, v. a. fatta i lanb po en obes<br />
Marow, a. lanbftryfate. [bcbb 0.<br />
Marquetr}^ 3. intngbt ntbetc.<br />
Marquis, s. iiintfiS ; niocfifinna.<br />
Marquisate, 5. iiintfigtitel; sgcb^<br />
iiiatfgiffffav.<br />
Marquisship, a. niatfiiJuntbigrjet,<br />
Marr, v. a. ffniimin, fotberfra.<br />
Marram, s. fanbrBr.<br />
Marriable, a. ninnbni;, giftouxcn.<br />
Marriage, 5. rifteniTop, gifreriiinl, bvlU.<br />
UH'. -article, a. riftfniTapijfonivafr.<br />
-good, -portion, s. beiiigifr. -music,<br />
3. vulg. nftenfTopspoIeit; bains<br />
.<br />
I<br />
luiffei. - voyage, *. fjorefrt.<br />
ffrif. -song, a. btub(Ttift.<br />
Marjoram, Marjorum, s. jiujrflm. Married, a. gift. - state, s. nfta fJanb.<br />
Mark, s. marfe, tcrfen, fanneni.itfe; Marroquin, a. fntbimn.<br />
fpat; granS; Ijalft ffalvunb; fuiitmo Marrow, a. intrg, Jitufl, fntno ; fijtfa<br />
;<br />
Venningnc (3 ff). 4 p.) ; iiinl, inolfnflo nicrgben. ;<br />
-bone, a. mergben. -less,<br />
bont.i'vfe; t«v'tfffalicriittigl)ft. letter a. nierglo^, ftafrliS^. -y, a. full mfb<br />
<strong>of</strong>-, s. fiiparcbtef. -'sman, s. fTiitt. Marrow, a, fanunt. [merg.<br />
-, v.a.&n.mMa, flnnipln, utmarfii Marrow, v. a. Sfv>erfi)irn.<br />
gifon aft, oniiinrfn. - out, Otrifa. Marry, i. fannerligcn! - come np,<br />
-able, a. tiiiutvi.itbig. -er, a. jlhiii* jnin fnnn ! -, v. a. & n. ingo, gifta, gif«<br />
;
Mar<br />
[ Oott ; tagn tiff nfra ; fUtetirt ; giffa fig.<br />
iMars, s. OTimS (ftig^gul'); T. jetn.<br />
MarshjJ.iitova^, tviiff. -elder,s.fli-tfln:<br />
6ct. -gentian, s. ()i>fif (o(f n. -ground,<br />
s. fumpig jocb. -liolyrose, s. vilb<br />
vo^mnvin. -l<strong>and</strong>, a. fiblfintt InnS.<br />
-mallow, s. citt (.'ovpel. -mint,*.<br />
jiiDnta. -rocket, J. fumpflefscr. -tre-<br />
foil, .5. I'lntteninivling.<br />
Marshal, 5. jiiinfTalf: Ij<strong>of</strong>futit ; finrolb.<br />
- <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> king's house, s. f)<strong>of</strong>iiinr|Tnlf<br />
- <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> king's bench, s. uppfi;ning*=<br />
limn <strong>of</strong>vn fnngatna i Singsbencf;. -<br />
<strong>of</strong> a ship, s. flcpv^pr<strong>of</strong>cp. -, v. a.<br />
fiiiffa i otDning. -sea, s. en juarfTnlfS<br />
refitcn^ ; ctt fnngf [fc i £cnfcon. - court,<br />
*. iimifFiilfiStattcn i eouttjiimrf. -ship,<br />
5. niaviTat^ciiibfte.<br />
Marshy, a. fuinpig, fiirraftig, [flagn.<br />
Mart, 5. ncgiiinrfnaD. -, v.a.ftn. fi5p«<br />
Martagon, s. art (ilia.<br />
Martel, v. a. Oninrn. [betginnvt.<br />
Marten, Martern, s. ringfvialn; inncb,<br />
Martial, a. higiiT, iiiilitrtriflf. - law,<br />
s. fvigdattiftnt. -particles , s. pi.<br />
filfpan. court -, s. fvigiHart. -ist,<br />
*. frigfiiuan. -ness, s. fdgijTt [\)nm.<br />
Martin, f. Marten.<br />
Martingal, s. fprangrem (po en Onff).<br />
Martin-mas, Martle-mas, s. TOar^<br />
ten^mcffa. -heef, s. icft c,vti5tt.<br />
Martlet, a. T. liten fcget utnn nciOO<br />
A) fott«<br />
Martnets, s. T. gigtng, gStbingair.<br />
Martyr, s. inattijt, bl<strong>of</strong>ct^ittne. -, v. a.<br />
Martyrdom,s. inntti)rb5b; matter, pina.<br />
Martyrize, v. a. <strong>of</strong>fro.<br />
Mortyrologist, 5. fiirfaftnte nf «intti;=<br />
terS Ufufrnf. [fBttecfning pa niatii)i:ev.<br />
Martyrology , s. marti)«t^ Ufoerne;<br />
Marum, s. fynCef.<br />
Marvel, s. unber, unbevtjerf. - , v. n.<br />
: (at)foriitibrafig i5f«et, fiScPano^.-Ious,<br />
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I<br />
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a. unbcvOot. -lousness, s. fi5runbev=<br />
Mary-bud, s. ringbtoiiiiiia. [lig()ft.<br />
Mascle, s. T. tura i v>opcn.<br />
Masculine, s. r. maffulinuiii. -, a.<br />
uiantig, nion«, uian^s, nf (jnnfon.<br />
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Mas 255<br />
; ;<br />
^nesB, ». iiiantigtjet.<br />
Mash, a. lunfTa (pa ett nat) ; iiiifc^inafc^<br />
blnnbfober ; fovpe for ft<strong>of</strong>lnr. - , v. a.<br />
blanba; iun|7a, fi;ftaiiia(t; fiinbecbirnfa.<br />
-y, a. ()oprotb ; niajTnb.<br />
Mashing-tub, s. mdiTfat.<br />
Mask, s. luafT, Inrf, ffvnpuf; mafftab<br />
niaffennb pcrfon ; tnffninntel; fiJtj^aH*<br />
ning. -, v. a. £t n. niaffera, focfloDn,<br />
fi5tfldtra, bolja; varafocfldbb, gautaffe*<br />
tab. -er, «. iiiaff«tab pfvfon,<br />
Maslin, a. f)opb(anbab.<br />
Mason, s. muratc, uuirfatl. -mast,^.<br />
iiiefanmnft. -ed, a. tiuitab.<br />
Masonic, a. Ijijranbe titt ftimuterut.<br />
Masonry, 5. niurnceotbcte, murnre*<br />
banbistrf ; ftimurcti.<br />
Masquerade, s, inajTtnb. - , v. n. &<br />
a. tiara fiirflfibb ; anjidHa niajTrab. -r,<br />
s. maff.<br />
Mass, *. inaffa, flump, iiidngb; ftorre<br />
b«lcn flf nngot; meffa. -book, s. mej;»<br />
b<strong>of</strong>. -weed, s. inepftdber, iiu^sfTjortn,<br />
~,v. n. nu^a, fjunga meffnn.<br />
Massacre, «. btobbab, fTnglning. -,'f.<br />
a. n,'bgln-n, ()ugga tieb.<br />
Masser, s. iiie^prc|!cn.<br />
Masseter, s. T. tuggiuu|TeI.<br />
Massicot, s. T. mafficot.<br />
Massiness, s. f<strong>of</strong>}l)et, tritOet.<br />
Massive, a. m<strong>of</strong>fif, tdt; gr<strong>of</strong>, tung.<br />
-ness, «. ftorlff, tdtOet.<br />
Massy, f. Massive.<br />
Mast, s. maftning, fpinfobev ; T. mnfj,<br />
ftang. main-,s. fJcrmaf}. mizen-,.t.<br />
mefaniitaft. -tackle, s. T. fibotocfeJ.<br />
-, V. a. fijrmafin. -ed, a. mnfJab.<br />
Master, s. Oerr? , (jusSbonbe , md'ftare<br />
fff ppnre j tnrarf , lnrmnfl-nr« ; ung fianb^e<br />
perfon. - <strong>and</strong> comm<strong>and</strong>er, s. iins<br />
berfnpten po ctt frigSiTepp. - attendant,<br />
s. Ijamnfapten. -builder, s.<br />
bi)ggmnf}ore. -general, s. gencraU<br />
falttvgnidftare. -h<strong>and</strong>, s. iunfter[)nnb,<br />
fafcr (jnnb. -key, s. IjufpubnycfeL<br />
-'s-mate, *. unberfFeppare. - <strong>of</strong> a<br />
mess, s. T. barf^ntdfiate. - <strong>of</strong> arts,<br />
s. mogi|lfr. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> horse, s. fJalTs<br />
mnflnrt. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> mint, s. myntgar*
256 Mas<br />
fcien, jiii;ntbirePtbt. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ordinance,<br />
«. fnltlijgmafinre. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
posts, s. vcflniaflnre. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> -wartl<br />
rohe, s. Qnttcrcbsmnfrare. -piece,*,<br />
ninflttflvtfe. -sin,i.nrf fi;nb. -stroke,<br />
e. maitn^\)dt. -teeth, s. oxtiuinttx.<br />
- warden <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> mint, s. ini;niM=<br />
teftbr. --wort, s. m<strong>of</strong>icttot.<br />
Master, v. a. bf()«tr|Tn; benirirtrn.<br />
-dom, *. I)ettnynlbe. -less, a. iiinn<br />
Ijecrt; IjntbnSrfab. -like, a. uuiflfrlig,<br />
I)j«ft«lif. -liness, s. iiiniier(ig()et, iTi(f=<br />
ligljet. -ly, a. ninflerlig , fficflig; bes<br />
faHnnbe. -ship, a. iiiflflerfTciv; Ocrvo*<br />
t?n(be,iiifl9t. -y, 5. OetrfFap ; bffittning;<br />
Mastful, a. ottontit. [<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
Mastication, s. tuggnnbe.<br />
Masticatory, s. Irifnurbel fern titggnr-.<br />
Mastich, Mastic, s.in<strong>of</strong>ii;!:, iitnfiirfnbn.<br />
Masticine, a. <strong>of</strong> iiinftir. [gnrbuarb.<br />
Mastiff,*, pot fingtateljunb, bnnbtjunb,<br />
Mastless, a. utan ninfi; utan alfcn.<br />
Mat, s. iiiattn, tadt; T. fiufjjing.<br />
-bed, s. imibcnf. -grass, s. betfr,<br />
bor|}n)-. -maker, a. en fcm vnifret<br />
iiiflttor. -, V. a. bctrtrfa ntfb innttn;<br />
;<br />
fifitn, I)opt<strong>of</strong>v'«.<br />
Matachin, s. gvielbnn^.<br />
Matador, s. inntote i fott.<br />
Match, s. [untn; foafv^etflidfn ; parti,<br />
Mat<br />
ria[ifr. -ize, v. a. fotfe nub froi'D.<br />
-ness, s. ()uf»?ub^nftigr;ef, rigt. -s,<br />
s.pl. iiiateviiiliec, grunbnuinen, «'irfe.<br />
Materiate, Materiated, a. iiinieviell,<br />
ffcvpfiig.<br />
Materiation,«. gtunb.ni)inet« tnnanbe.<br />
Maternal, a. nioberlig, v^ ntbbetnet.<br />
Maternity, «. nioberffn)), mcberligNt.<br />
Math, s. HS flatter.<br />
Ma<strong>the</strong>matic, a. inntemnti(T. -s, s.fl.<br />
iiintemoiif, iiinteinntifin eelenffavfr.<br />
Ma<strong>the</strong>matical, a, niflieiuntilT.<br />
Ma<strong>the</strong>matician, a. matenintifuS.<br />
Ma<strong>the</strong>r, s. happ.<br />
Ma<strong>the</strong>s, s. ort fnuiiltbtoiiiiiin.<br />
Ma<strong>the</strong>sis, a. niatematif.<br />
Matin, s. niergcn. - , a. Ijbronbe tiff<br />
inergcnftunben. -s, a. pi. ottefang, nici<br />
Matrass, s. T. befiiffertdf. [gcnbbi<br />
Matiice, a. mcbcrlif, lifniober ;, flilgiu*<br />
tti^.<br />
[to<br />
Matricide , a. moberiiictb ;<br />
Matricular, a. (jcronbe tiff en nnuiiu<br />
fbtieifning. -s , «. /jA ell. -book,<br />
matrifet, namnlifto (pa Ubnmoter i ett<br />
faCffflp).<br />
Matriculate, a. jnffrifven lebanict. -<br />
a. iniTrifv^en. - , v. a. inffcifvM.<br />
Matriculation, a. infftifning.<br />
Matrimonial, Matrimonious , a.<br />
gifteniiiil, gifte; (if« , iiinfe; tnfling. fiftenfFnptig, nfta.<br />
'tis a-! topp! -lock, s. luntla^. Matrimony, s. nfteniTnp; cifta Ijaifr.<br />
-maker, a. (untmnfare ; «n foiii gif tct Matrix, f Matrice.<br />
j^op folf. -, V. n. &a. Mro lif, litna Matron, a. niotrcnn, firbnt fru ; barns<br />
;<br />
t>ota cnyuycn jeiiifoto giftn, gifrnS<br />
; ; jiicrfTn ; fercftanberiTa i ett fjut* eU. fni«<br />
frtmninnfoga; v?rtta Irtiiiptig. -able, a. tigf)U». -al, a. I/branbe tiff en uiniros<br />
fiMii fon fn fin niafe ; i5fveven6f>riiniiinn= na; bebagab; nrbnr. -ly, a. bebagab;<br />
be, vnffnnbe. -less, a. niatnlB^, ojeiu= avbar.<br />
fpclig. -lessness, a. ojemfovligOet, MatrosB, a. fonftapel ^^ib artifferiet.<br />
f6tttnff(igt)et.<br />
Mate, 5. faintot, ffdHbtober; ni<strong>of</strong>e ; iiirtfo<br />
Matter, «. anine, iiinteric; faf; tvift*'<br />
mal; var ; T. tnannfciipt. - <strong>of</strong> facit,<br />
fjytmnnpn ettljonbel^fnrtijg; vnffngerns<br />
u. -,a. nintf, fd)rtba; rarafig. -,a. fuff mebvar, rarig.<br />
ta; }fM(\. gbta r«att ; (i fd)n(f) ; vnvn fig Matting, a. baflmatta.<br />
(om eiffa bjur) ; sarn lif.<br />
Mattock, a. trabgnrb?()ii(fa, voti)va.<br />
Material, a. gtunbniiine. - , a. ftcpv* Mattress, a. mabra^.<br />
(lig; vigtig; u<strong>of</strong>enbtlig, nbb<strong>of</strong>inbig. Matts, a pi. T. matlor.<br />
-ism, s. iiiateriflli^ui. -iat, s. iiinte: Maturate, v. a. bviiign tiff mcijiu.t.<br />
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[aturation, s. iiicgnanbe, jiiognnb.<br />
[aturative, a. iiic3nnni5e.<br />
[ature, a. luogjn; tifcig. -, v. a. &n.<br />
xinga tid megnnt) ; iiiegna. -ness, s.<br />
iicgniic.<br />
Maturity, s. mcgnnb, incgcn[j«f.<br />
;atutinal, MatTitine, a. foui fFet tu<br />
jigt cm iiii-Hgonfn.<br />
audlin, s. bnlfiimiff r<strong>of</strong>fefn. -, a.<br />
ufig, Murfcn. -sweet, «. votten^o(ia<br />
ott). -wort, s. T. vtcfifrage.<br />
Uugre, ad. i ttot^, o<strong>of</strong>t<strong>of</strong>ct.<br />
[aukin, 5. ugn^fopa ; fagMffrnnima;<br />
ufTigt qv'innefotf.<br />
[aul, s. flaggn; T. niocfcr; fnlHpnf.<br />
stick, s. fop)) I)£iacva iitnlare P'oCn<br />
)ontcn. -, f. a. frS, vt^tniaund,<br />
i. ficr fotg. -er, f. n. munu<br />
.a, fnctra. -erer, s. grh'dnnface.<br />
[aundy-thursday, s. ffattotSbag.<br />
[ausoleum, s. gvnfparB.<br />
[avis, s. tvaf}; jii|fniafe.<br />
[aw, 5.t6vmnge ; fogetftnfva ; fiffiiiflfe.<br />
-seed, s. snttni<strong>of</strong>rij. -worm, s.<br />
fpringmafF.<br />
[awk,5. tTuiit^'ciftigt finbb ftuntinnnct.<br />
lawkish, a. nitig. -ness, s. ntflig<br />
fiiiaf ; cviiiiUg!)et.<br />
iawky, a. fua nf utflfFat.<br />
[axiliar, a. fafcn eff. fiiiften li!r()otig.<br />
bones, s. ^j/. finbOen.<br />
laxim, s. uiavim, yaM, gvunbrcgjt.<br />
lay, i. OJiojiuannB ; tiattib ; jungfvu.<br />
-beetle, s. niajbngg?. -Lloom,*.<br />
I)fl9ioniJb[omma. -bug, s. mnjbagge.<br />
bush, s. Ijagtovn. - day,s. flnfin mnj.<br />
-flower, -liUy,-s. mnjb[om|}fv; lit.<br />
jffenyaU. -fly, s. bngftnnba. -game,<br />
ijUf. -pole,s. iiiajfinng. -weed,<br />
s. futfuffov.<br />
lay, f. a. vt<strong>of</strong>fn iiiiiit>(o'>ifl«- -ing,<br />
Mnv>[o£fning vS en uinjmorgcn.<br />
/lay, p. n. niS, funna. -be, -hap,<br />
fnnl)rinba; mojligt,<br />
flayor, s, utajot; Oorgmnflate. -alty,<br />
s. borgmaflQvcg Pnrbigfjet ell. fi5trnlt;<br />
ning^tib. -ess, s. boigmafiarinnn.<br />
dazard, s. finbben.<br />
Dlazarine, s. tattn. -blue,*, motfbla.<br />
<strong>English</strong>. <strong>Swedish</strong> Diet.<br />
MazejS.irrgong, loOijrint; fBrturing, Oe»<br />
ftiittning. -, v. a. ^ n. fiSteictn; gijra<br />
Mazer, s. bngntt. [bripen; imrn tjapen.<br />
Mazy, a. bii'ven ; full meb ittgangar.<br />
Me, pr. iiiig. - thinks, s. jag tnnfci:.<br />
Meacock, s. i5«fling, flnrfot?. -, a.feg,<br />
veflig. [s. f<strong>of</strong>ffv'itcr.<br />
Mead, s. m6jt> ; nng, gtngi^na. -sweet.<br />
Meadow, s. nng, gth^v<strong>of</strong>f. -ground,<br />
5. (ingi^nintf. -rue,s. nngtuto. -saffron,<br />
5. tibli5fn (oi-t). -sweet, s.<br />
fnfcfpirot; elggvn^. -wort, s. elggtn^.<br />
Meager, a. mnger. - ,v. a. utmngra,<br />
utnutgla. -ness, a. mngccbet.<br />
Meak, s. in.<br />
Meal, 3. mj6(. -brimstone, s. fyafs<br />
9tlbloniiiin;jioltfi.i<strong>of</strong>uc[.-man,«.ntji3l5<br />
bnnbtnrf . -mite,«.nij'6liiiafF. -mou<strong>the</strong>d,<br />
a. b(i)g. -mou<strong>the</strong>dness, 5. ffti)m«<br />
tei-i. — ,v, a. iiijijla, b«f}tb lueb mjijt.<br />
-inessjs. mjoligljet, uijolnfiigbct. -y,<br />
a. miolig. \s. iiialtibetitnuie.<br />
Meal, s. nia(tib, mat ; b«te, foba. -time,<br />
Mean,*, nicbet, utuog; nteb«h>ng; niel»<br />
laniib. -SfS.pl. infouijlet; tifebom.<br />
-, a. niebflninttig ; elfinbig ; lag, nes<br />
brig, -born, a. <strong>of</strong> Ing Ijnrfomf}.<br />
-spirited, a. logtnnfr. -time,<br />
-while, ac?. eiiicbUttib, by all -s,<br />
cfclbni-t, uton nnfvtl. by fair-s, meb<br />
gobo. by foul -s, meb onbo. by no<br />
-S, ingntunbn. - , v. n. & a. iiiemi,<br />
ficnn, tn'nfn ; bctijbn, bemnrfrt. [vrig.<br />
Me<strong>and</strong>er,*, flingtanbe utgnng; bugtig<br />
Me<strong>and</strong>rous, a. ovmnnbc, firfig.<br />
Meaning, s. affigt, juening, uppfnt;<br />
bcmnrfelfe.<br />
Meanness, *. mebehnnttigOet; dngbet;<br />
nebtiiibct ; gemcnt tnnfefatt; tacgljet.<br />
Measied, a. finnig; fjuf nf mealing.<br />
Measles,*. mealing; fointcppov ; niafut<br />
i ivrtb. [ligbet.<br />
Measurable, a. mntllg. -ness, *. uirit*<br />
Measure, *. mntt ; mat, nintfciiit ; mntti!<br />
t^oif; meter (i per^) ; tnft (i mufif)<br />
mattn, I)DffamI)et. -,pl. mntt od; jleg.<br />
-, V. a. mnta; rattn. - back, gn<br />
tittbnfa. -less , a. omnttlig. -ment,<br />
*. iiiiitning; ett ffcvp« btfigtigl^et. -r.<br />
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a. miitatt ; (nnbtnio'rnrt.<br />
Meat, ftra (Tuggor.<br />
Melange, a. uiifcfjiii<strong>of</strong>J;.<br />
Melilot, s. melotengtdS.<br />
Meliorate, v. a. fijrb.itlrn, uppoblo.<br />
Melioration, *. fiJtbnttting.
Mel<br />
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Meliority, s. fcibnttrnbt tillfianb.<br />
Mellean, Melleons, a. foi fciii Ooning.<br />
: Melliferous, «. feiii gifvet l)aning.<br />
Mellific, a. frambringanbe Ijnning.<br />
Mellification, 5. frambtinganbe nf Ijii.<br />
ninij. [Va Waning.<br />
Mellifluence,*. OSning^flebe; efperflbb<br />
Mellifluent, Mellifluous, a. flijtanbe<br />
<strong>of</strong> blining; luining^fot.<br />
Mellow, a. iiiogen, mot; lurfet, Unt<br />
(joccman) ; (juf (ton) ; tufig. - , v. n.<br />
^a. iiiogna; glirrt injuf, Ib^, iiiogen ;<br />
b<strong>of</strong>na. -ness, s. mognnb ; m6t()f t<br />
Mellowy, a. mjuf, iiiilb. [lenfjer.<br />
Melodious, a. mclcbiff, \>nl(jubnnbe.<br />
-ness, *. vnlttnng; vatljub.<br />
Melodrame, s. iiietobtani (beftniiifllion<br />
Melody, s. iitelobi. [unber mufiO.<br />
Melon,s.iiic(cn. -thistle,s.me(entif}«l.<br />
Melt, f. a. & n. fnialtfl, gjutn ; i\n--<br />
nclfe; upvfot*; etinron. -, a. font tje^<br />
not titl ontinnelfe. -ist, s. iiteuiorioU<br />
Memorize, v. a. uppiecfno. [fftifpnte.<br />
Memory, s. minne, minncgftnft; bng^<br />
fonif}, ctintnn; upvmiitffnmljet. -, v.<br />
a. mncfo.<br />
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Menace, s. I)ot, [jotdfe. -, v. a. l;oto.<br />
Menacing, s. (jotelfe.<br />
Menage, s. mcnogeri ; f)ugl)nttning.<br />
Menagei-y, s. nienogeri.<br />
Menald, Menild, a. flodfig.<br />
Mend, v. a. 6t n. logo, Invpo, fli.fn;<br />
boto ; flnbnttro ; befcrbrn; focft.irto;<br />
btif»?a biittre; fcninio fig fore, -able,<br />
a, foiii fan focbnttrn*. -ableness, s.<br />
(Tiif lighet ott funnn fiitbntttog.<br />
Mendacity, s. logn<strong>of</strong>tigljet, logn.<br />
Mendicant, s, tiggove; tiggoveinimf.<br />
-, a. tijjgonbe.<br />
Mendicate, v. a. tiggn, betln.<br />
Mendicity, s. tiggevi.<br />
Mendment, s. fijrbottring.<br />
Menial, s. tjtnflljjon, bomejlif. -, a. (mi«»<br />
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lig. - servant, s. [ju^bvnng, vifl't-<br />
Meninges, s. pi. [jjetnjiinna.<br />
Meniver, s. ott gvauerf. [bcvnn.<br />
l<strong>of</strong>ii ; intrtgn, torn ; ficfa ; bli flijtnnbc Menology, s. fbttedfning Bfoet mnnos<br />
intaga^ nf niebiibnnbe; f'Dvfiiih'gta. Menow, s. otlitSfifF.<br />
-aLle, a. fiiioltbnt. -aljleness, s. Mensal, a. l)ornnbe tiff borbet. [be.<br />
fntciltbar()et. -ing, s. fuitiltning. -,a. Menstrual, a. mnnablig; T. uvpl<strong>of</strong>on*<br />
ftitnltanbe; rijtnnfte. -house, s. fin ii[t= Menstruous, a. mnnntlig; fom Ijot<br />
l)u6, gjuteti. - pear, s. uiott vnrcn. invinab5rening.-ness,«.manobSvenin3.<br />
- pot, s. fniattpnnna.<br />
Menstruum, «. T. upvlodning^mebel.<br />
Melwel, s. fabiljo. [<strong>of</strong>belning. Mensuraliility, s. matligOet.<br />
Memljer, s. Icm, [ebaniot; niebUni; Mensurable, a. motlig ; mntbor.<br />
Membrane, s. Ijinnfl, tunn Ijub. Mensural, a. l)orflnbe tiff matt eff. ni<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Membraneous, a. befJnenbe <strong>of</strong> liinncr. Mensurate, v. a. mnta, <strong>of</strong>moto.<br />
Membretto, s. T. litet (lob.<br />
Memento, s. ccinton; ttacfctfc ; tiinf.<br />
Mensuration, s. niotning.<br />
Mental, a. inre; nnbelig. -power,<br />
Memoir, s. ontetfning; rnnf«b<strong>of</strong> ; on; s. fjoUng fr<strong>of</strong>t. [omnomnn.<br />
nuufning. -s, s. pi. Ijipotiffo (jonbs Mention, s, omnnmnonbe. -, v. a.<br />
i lingar. [big. Mentor, s. OJ^entcr, Ubnre.<br />
Memorable, a. niinneScorb, ntcitfudi-s Menuet, s. menuett.<br />
Memor<strong>and</strong>um, s.vtoniemorifl. -book, Mephitical, a. pinfonbe; giftig.<br />
s. iiiinneiUi<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Meracious, a. lutte t, f tot ; porf. [bar.<br />
Meniorate, v. a. oinnnmno.<br />
Mercable, a. ononnbbnt i banbcl; falj»<br />
Memorative, a. feijcanbe till tiiinn«^5 Mercantile, a. I)i5ronbe tiff l)nnbel.<br />
gafran. - power, s. minne. Mercature, s. fopenffop. [(ijjlnob.<br />
Memorial, s. uuniorial ; inlogo ; ontin; Mercenariness , «. falbct; mnningS=<br />
Mercenary, «. folbot ; Icgo!)jon ; egens<br />
ni)ttig mcnniffo. -, a. fnl for pennins<br />
gov ; vnnning^tvfien.<br />
Mercer, s. fromate, fibenfromate. -y,<br />
s. ftomtjonbel, fromcarot.<br />
Merch<strong>and</strong>ise, s. Maxa, fjonbel^oaro;<br />
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hotitel. -, V. a. ()ont>[n, fovjTnga.<br />
Mercb<strong>and</strong>ry, s. hnnteUcorelff, l)nnbel,<br />
Merchant, s. toyman; Onntel«iT-<br />
-goods, 3. pi. l)nnitlivatel^ffn'P.<br />
-tailor, s. ttiiccsfciimare; ftaiiiOonb.<br />
[nrc. -able, a. fntjfaac. -ly, ad. pn<br />
Upnanivii.<br />
Merciful, a. bntml)ettig, ineblitonbe<br />
: :<br />
got), -ness, s. nob, bntin()ectiyl)et.<br />
Mercif}', v. a. muta. [obfltiiil)«rti9()Ct<br />
Merciless, a. obntmfjertig. -ness, s,<br />
Mercurial, a. befjoenbe <strong>of</strong> qi>icffilfiier<br />
liflig, latt. -i8t,5. en font rit fobb un=<br />
bee vlaneten Werfutiu«. [qi?i£ffilfi'>«t.<br />
Mercurification, s. uvpb(anbnin9 iiicb<br />
Mercury, s. qoiifilfset; qt^itftjet; p<strong>of</strong>};<br />
tibning; btngetgvn^. -'s-finger, 5<br />
fafran.<br />
Mercy, «. batmOectigOet ; iiieblibnnbc;<br />
uiitbl)et; fijrtntelfe; gobtftnnnnbc. -seat,<br />
Merd, s. tort, ttndE. [T. s. nnbnfJoUn.<br />
Mere, s. fntt. -sauce, s. fnltlnfe.<br />
Mere, s. gtanS. -stone, s. rojlen.<br />
Mere, a. ibef, bata, \>ux, -lj,ad. blott,<br />
«nba|i.<br />
Meretricious, a. libnlig, flkfotiff.<br />
-ness,s. ItberligOet; ^or<strong>of</strong>tigOct ; fnljT;<br />
Merganser, J.t'tnffogel, forfogel. [I;«t,<br />
Merge, v. a. & n. boppa; go unbcr.<br />
Mei-idian, s. metibian, iiiibbng^linie<br />
"Ijogfta grnb. -, a, fi;b[ig ; I)3rnnbc liK<br />
inibbngen. - line, 5. mibbngSlinic,<br />
Meridional, a. liggnnbe met fiibet.<br />
Merils, s. pi. quarnfpel.<br />
Merit, i.' foctjenf}, Viubigljct ; bel'oning ;<br />
nnfv'iaf. - , v. a. foctjenn. to - <strong>of</strong>,<br />
gSra fig fotljcnt.<br />
Meritable, Meritorious, a. foiii fot=<br />
tjenat belbning. -ness , s. t(irbig()et<br />
Merle, s. foltrnp-. [till bel'oning.<br />
Merlin, s. latfffllf.<br />
Merling, a. ()inttling (fifT).<br />
Mermaid, s. bafsfru, fjoro. -head, s.<br />
fjijboite. -trumpet, s. IjnHfnocfa.<br />
Merrimake, s. tib<strong>of</strong>bcbrif, lulibarfjet.<br />
— , V. n. tea fig.<br />
Merriment, *. toligfjet, lufligbet.<br />
Merriuess, s. uiunucl)(t, glabt (i;nnr.<br />
Met<br />
Merry, a. tuftig, glabtig ; tolig, ftHmh<br />
fani. -<strong>and</strong>rew, J. natt,fltlefin. -grig,<br />
s. piit^mafate. -tale,s. [iifiig biftotio.<br />
-thought, s. niinne^benet, brcfibenel<br />
vii en fogel. -wing, s. fnott, fnin^niygg.<br />
Mersion, s. boppning. [fi)neg.<br />
Meseems, v. r. impera. jag ii)dfet, uiig<br />
Mesenteric, a. Ijornnbe tiff tarnitam.<br />
Mesenterium, Mesentery, s. tatm«<br />
fn'rer, ratinl)innnn.<br />
Meseraic, a. foni tiffb'ot tatnibinnan.<br />
Mesh, s. mafFa (i ett nntt). -, v. a.<br />
fangainnt, fnarja ; faflna. -y , a.<br />
nntfortnig, full nieb ntajlot.<br />
Meslin, s. btanbfab.<br />
Mespilus, a. niefpel.<br />
MesSjS. uiattfitt; portion; fotlagentjet;<br />
T. barftag. -mate , a. botb^fanita<br />
fpi^fafflTap. -, v. n. iita, fpifa; T.<br />
Message, s. bub, bubffap. [ffaffo.<br />
Messenger, s. bub, bubbatate, fanbe»<br />
bub; fanslibub; f}at«geca[biger ; T.<br />
fantfnopp ; lopace.<br />
Messiah, s. OJJ«ffia«. [af 5tanfi;fFan).<br />
Messieurs, a. pi. mine bettat (lanabt<br />
Messmate, s. fpi^famrat. [ijug.<br />
Messuage, s. labugarb^Ijemntan; litei<br />
Metahasis, «. T. fprang, "bfcergong.<br />
Metahola,5. T. foranbting, ounjcxling.<br />
Metacarpal, a. b'otanbe liff r)onbtcfurn.<br />
Metacarpus, s. T. fjetfpa banben.<br />
Metachronism, s. fe( i tibtafningen.<br />
Metage, ». folmatning; niatatepennins<br />
aai- for fienfol.<br />
Metagrammatisra, s. anagram (b<strong>of</strong>»<br />
flafncrS cmf1i;tln. i namn).<br />
Metal, a. mctaff; mob. -maB,«. tenn*<br />
gjutare, foppatjTagare.<br />
Metalepsis, a. T. namnfowexling.<br />
Metallic, a. metaffiff ; foin angar ni«« <<br />
taller. [inetaff.<br />
Metalliferous, a. font frambringac |<br />
Metalline, a. metaffiiT. - water, a.<br />
niincrah'atten.<br />
Metallist, 5. metaffurgift. [laffet.<br />
Metallography, a. bcfTvifning cm mf»<br />
Metallurgist, a. en fom afbanblar cm<br />
metafferna.<br />
Metallurgy, a. fmattfonfl, nietaffurai.<br />
'
Met<br />
Metamorphise, Metamorphose, v.<br />
a. focrnnbln.<br />
Metamorphosis, «. fiiti^nnbling.<br />
ct^^•llnl3.<br />
Methodise, v. a. tegCetn, ovbna.<br />
Metliodism,s.jnetobiftiiTa fefteni tnra.<br />
Methodist, s. mctobifl-.<br />
Methought, pt. <strong>of</strong> Methinks, jng<br />
nictte, mig fi)nte^.<br />
Metonymical, a. nnmnferyciinnbe.<br />
Metonj'my, s. nnmnflH'Verling.<br />
Metoposcopy, a. fpobom nf nnfigt«=<br />
Metre, s. ^nftjelfemntt, •otxi. [brngen.<br />
Metrical, a. mettijT.<br />
Metropolis, s. Oufvmbflab.<br />
Metropolitan, s. ncfcbiffci). -, a, [)i5s<br />
rnnbc riff en ()ufoubfiab ; nvfebiffoplig.<br />
-hishop, s. fltfebifFop. - city, s.<br />
nrfebiflopSfote. -ship, s. dtfebiffcp^s<br />
tKirbighet. , [pubfiab.<br />
MetropoUtical, a. tifffjbtanbe tiff l)uf=<br />
Mid 261<br />
Mettle, s.
262 Mid<br />
Midway , s. Ijalfva va^m ; uuffonti.ig.<br />
-, a. niitteinelfnn belrigtn. -, ad.<br />
hnlfsrig^.<br />
Midwife, s. OntnmotfTrt. -, v. a. fot=<br />
Icfn. -ry, a. barnfiStlo^ning^fonjl<br />
; ;<br />
tntntiiorfFefi;pIa. [ftnnfc.<br />
Midwinter, s. iiiibt>int«t ; tinterfoU<br />
Mien, «. niin, ntbotb.<br />
Miff, s. iiii^nojf.<br />
Might, i.iiiogt, fbtmaga ; ftnft. -iness,<br />
*. iiingt, fotningn ; onftenbe. -y , a.<br />
iiingtig, tjnlbig; bfiffig ; bfueriuattan<br />
Mignonette, s. [uft=reffbo. [pot.<br />
Migrate, v. n. fiijtta, bottpytta.<br />
Migration, a. utonnbting, fli)ttning.<br />
Migratory, a. unnbtance, lefflnbe.<br />
Milch, a. Jiijiilfgiftjonte ; nf nijolf.<br />
-cow, s. iiijelffo. -hearted, a. 'otU<br />
(\jettflb. -woman,*. ci'Mnna fomgecbi.<br />
Mild, a. inilb, 9o^, faftmotig; Ijuflig.<br />
Mildew,*, baning^bngg ; bvnnb v" fftb.<br />
-, v.a. fbtbetfvia genciii IjSningsbngg<br />
ctfnfa fot vn f'ib. [Ijet.<br />
Mildness, s. niitbbet, faf tmob ; (inbrigs<br />
Mile, «. mil ((SngKlfr). -stone, s. iniU<br />
ft«n, iiiitfiolpe.<br />
Milfoil, s. tollefa, tenfnna.<br />
Miliary, a. (if f)it«. - fever, s. fri:<br />
t'fl, flef(ig. -way,<br />
*. cintftgoton pa [)imm«(en.<br />
Mill, 5. qt)Qtn; mcjfe( ((juggjetn).<br />
-beetle, s. btbbntate (infeft). -clack,<br />
~<br />
-clapper, s. qpnrnffc. -cog, *<br />
ciPrtrnl)ju(*fug9e. -dam, s. qtjnrntom ;<br />
bfinUuifn. -dust, s. mjelteft.<br />
-h<strong>and</strong>le, s. qt>ntm>in9e. -hopper,<br />
s. qvnrntrrttr, flrntnbgfl. -leat,<br />
s. flvatngrnf. -pond, 3. qMtntife.<br />
-stone,*. qr>atnft«n. -tooth,*. cre(«<br />
tnnfc. -Wright, s, qrotnbiiggatf.<br />
Mill , V. a. main ; (In |)tnge( va mynt;<br />
vtiigln, fin; m'ctbulln.<br />
Millenarian, 5. 7". fifiaft.<br />
Millenary, *. libtiimb nf tufcn St. -,<br />
a. fom innebottft tuf
Min<br />
;<br />
KUnce, V. a. & n. l)aia fonbct ; fftabfl<br />
orb ; gbtrt fig till ; fntta iiiunnen i fytfs<br />
lag. -pie, s. ju[tntta. - <strong>the</strong> matter,<br />
brufa omfpfi.'.<br />
Mincind^, a. nffeftetnb, tilTgjotb.<br />
Hind, s. finne, I)ng, iiiening; iiiinne;<br />
f btftanb ; inlja , bojelfe ; f otefntis. I<br />
have a -, j«g ffuffe getna ti»<br />
far minuter, -line, s. T. loggiina.<br />
-watch, 5. minut=ur. -,v. a. gijra<br />
utfajt; inprot<strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>fcra ; anfecfna.-ness,<br />
s. litenljet; obetl)blig[)et ; noggrannljet.<br />
Minute, a. liten; ncggrann; nffortab.<br />
Minx, s. ung pirfa ett. fnarta.<br />
Miny, a. unbcrjorbiff.<br />
Mirable, a. beunbransoarb.<br />
Miracle, s. unbemerf, jartecfen.<br />
Miraculous, a. unberbar, forunbran^s<br />
vinrb. -ness, s. unberbarljet.<br />
Mirador, s. altan, balfong.<br />
Mire, s. jTem, pup, bi;. -drum, s. ror»<br />
brum. -, V. a. nebfmutfa, befubla.<br />
Mire, *. un;tn.<br />
Mirifical, a. unberbar.<br />
Miriness, s. fmutf?, cren[ig()et.<br />
Mirk, Mirksome, a. movf, bi;fler.<br />
Mirrh, f. Myrrh.<br />
Mirror, s. fpegel, m'onjier. -ore, 3.
264 Mir<br />
; . :<br />
jnngtittet. -stone, 3. fftenit.<br />
Mirth, a. Iufli9l)tt, glnbiighet; fc5j^.<br />
-ful, a. munitt, glaC. -less, a. o(u=<br />
fJig ; bett<strong>of</strong>vnb.<br />
Miry, a. cten, fmutfig ; Urig.<br />
Misacception , *. inipforflnnb , iiii^=<br />
tijtning. [vatflbtnp. -d, a. odjtflig.<br />
<strong>of</strong>ebigbet.<br />
Misbelief, ». <strong>of</strong>ro, »nntro, tvuft^elgmal.<br />
Misbelieve, v. n. iit tro. -r, a. van:<br />
ttogen, ittlarig.<br />
Misboding,s. daft tetfen, fStbetl;be(f(.<br />
Miscalculate, v. n. mifrarfna fig.<br />
Miscalculation, a. ini^rnfning.<br />
Miscall, V. a. otfitt btnamnn.<br />
Miscarriage, a. fotfedfe, forbtiiif Ife<br />
felling, cli;(flig utgiing ; iiiiffnil.<br />
Miscarry, v. n. nn%{\)iai, fla illn ut;<br />
gn fifrlctab, f orf oiiima ; fn luiffall.<br />
Miscast, V. a. tnfna falfTt.<br />
Miscellane, a. blanbfnb.<br />
Miscellaneous, a. blanbab. -ness,<br />
s. blantniiig; faininanfattning.<br />
Miscellany, a. blanbning; fantling.<br />
Mis<br />
- , a. btonbnb; fflinninnbtagen.<br />
Miscellanies, a. pi. fanning; bint<br />
ia.it fftiftft.<br />
Mischance, s. olyifo, otytf^b.inbclfe.<br />
Mischief, s. cfog, ffata, fijtcloinrnnbi<br />
olijcfa ; itlfiinb. -maker, s. cli)(f6(ii|<br />
I<br />
j<br />
I<br />
!<br />
!<br />
tare. -, v. a. ffaba ; Dfoctatfa.<br />
Misadventure, s. iiii^fnffe, L^lydn Mischievous, a. ffablig; fFalfafti{<br />
Misadvice,i. tIafttflC; falff betnittlfe. -ness, s. fTabligbct; onbfPa.<br />
Misadvise, v. a. rata ilia.<br />
Miscible, a. fom fan blanbab.<br />
Misaffect, v. a. ej htia.<br />
Miscitation, a. otatt anforanbe.<br />
Misaffected, a. ti<strong>of</strong>tlitnt.<br />
Miscite, v. a. anfijta falfft.<br />
Misaimed, a. ilia figtnB.<br />
Misclaim, s. ogtunbabt anfptaf.<br />
Misalliance , s. niintte vaff^ntf gifte Miscomputation, s. nii^tafning.<br />
Misanthrope, s, tuifantroi) , iiicnniiTo- Misconceit, a. falfTt bfgvepp.<br />
liniare. [iToIjnt. Misconceive, t>. a. Drdtt fatta.<br />
Misanthropy, s. foIf|Ti)ggl)ct, tiicnni= Misconception, a. eiUfntitfe, nii^fot<br />
Misapplication, a. uiifbtuf, «[nft an= fianb. [ranbe<br />
VfinCnnte. [vionba. {Misconduct, a. ifffiinb; bStigt uppfc<br />
Misapply, v. a. uii^btufo, iCfn an-- Misconduct, v. a. & n. ilia fotralta<br />
Missapprehend, v. a. niifforfin; baligt Mvu'fota (fig).<br />
ctait fatta.<br />
Misconjecture, s. felaftig ginning. -<br />
Misapprehension, a. iiiiffei|}nnb. V. a. a n. giffa galet.<br />
Misascribe, v. a. oratt till(Trifua. Misconstruction, a, felnflig utlagg^<br />
Misassi^^n, f. a. iUa nnvifa.<br />
ning ; iiiifitijCning.<br />
Misattend, v. a. fotfuiiiiiia.<br />
Misconstrue, v.a. jni^ti;ba, fotuanbo.<br />
Mishecome,^*'. a. iiii^fl.ita.<br />
Misbecoming, j3. d a. oanfiiinMg.<br />
Miscontent, v. a. gota mifinojb.<br />
Miscontinuance, a. afbtctt.<br />
Misbegotten, a. f6^b af Ciifta fang. Miscounsel, v. a. gifva elaft tab.<br />
Misbehave, c a. & n. baca fig ilia Miscount, V. n. fiJrtafna fig.<br />
ot. -d, a. <strong>of</strong>ibf!epetfe; (Ten^t*<br />
Misdistinguish, v. a. urffilja galet.<br />
Misdo, »'. a. & n. niipbanbia; feln;<br />
forgn fig. -er, a. mifbnbate ; mipgers<br />
ninggman. -ing, a. nii^bnb.<br />
Misdoubt, J. uii^tnnfe; t«illrftbigf)et. -<br />
V. a. nii^tre. [ber.<br />
Mise, s. T. fTutbcni; ratteganggfcfjni<br />
Misease, s. im^ljng. \a. >ni§btuf.<br />
Misemploy, v.a, ilta ant>anba. -ment,
Mis<br />
fnnll>cr. [V'fnlni.<br />
Miserere, s. fnriiittrcb (fjufbom) ; bots<br />
Misery, s. (Uintx, uf«ll)ct, jnumet.<br />
Misesteem, «. f'ivah.<br />
Misfare, s. o[i>cflig l)nnbe(|'e.<br />
Misfashion, v. a. rnnflnlln. [tctfc.<br />
Misfeasance, ^.T. nii^gfrning, f'otbn)-<br />
Misfeign, v. n. \)\)i[a.<br />
Misform, v. a. ranfiatta.<br />
Misfortune, s. oU;(fn ; <strong>of</strong> orb.<br />
Misgive, v. a. befarn, ana.<br />
Misgiving, s. fceforanbe ; tinfrclsmSl.<br />
Misgovern, %>. a. ifTa fijrvatta. -ance,<br />
s. otegelbiinDcnljet. -ment, s. elflf re=<br />
geting ; iitfvafning. [ning.<br />
Misguidance, s. fotfocetfe, niifUb=<br />
Misguide, v. a. iiiiplebn, fdtleba.<br />
Mishap,*, etycfn, oli)(f^()anbe(fe. -pen,<br />
V. n. l)anba elljitlignntl.<br />
Mishear, v. a. ()om gn(fr.<br />
Mishmash, s. miiltiidiT, r'ova.<br />
Mishna,*. m bet af 3ubatna«2n[imib.<br />
Misinfer, v. n. giita fatifn (Tutfotfer.<br />
Misinform, v. a. gifva falff unbcnnt^<br />
telfo. [telfe.<br />
Misinformation, s. ogrunbab betnt=<br />
Misintelligence, s. uiipfiitftanb.<br />
Misinterpret, v. a. tirangn, iffa uitijbo.<br />
Misinterpretation, s. crigtig utlngg=<br />
ning cH. tolfning.<br />
Misjoin, v. a. <strong>of</strong>fi(f(igt fammnnfcga.<br />
Misjudge, v. a. & n. biSnta otatt, b«=<br />
Miskin, «. g'6bfetI)og. [bvaga fig.<br />
Mislay, v. a. fiStlaggn ; lagga va otatt<br />
jiatte. ^[5. fmaregn.<br />
Misle, V. n. fmacegna. misting rain,<br />
Mislead, v. a. t»it(n, fottcba.<br />
Misleader, s. focfotate.<br />
Mislen, s. btanbfab.<br />
Misletoe, s. mif^cl. [^ n. cgilla.<br />
Mislike,*. nii^bag, v^cbennlja. -, v. a.<br />
Mislive, v. n. (efoa ogubaftigt.<br />
Misluck, s. o(i)cfn.<br />
Mismanage, v.u. iHa fL>tt>alra. -ment,<br />
5. elaf fotraitning.<br />
Mismark, v. a. otdtt uinuufa.<br />
Mis 265<br />
Miser, s. gitigbuf, fmu[grat.<br />
Mismatch, v. a. iffa fmiimnnbinba.<br />
MiseraLle, a. clniibig, ijniftig; oh)i: Misname, v. a. ot:att bennmna.<br />
I<br />
lig ; fnn(. -ness , s. ufeltjet, tlflnte: Misnomer, s. T. ffrift font fciffnasi,<br />
bcvflne att bm fit fBrf«bb incb otatt natnn.<br />
Misobserve, v. a. otatt anmntfa.<br />
Misoganiist, s. nft«n|Tnp«()ntate.<br />
Misog3''nist, s. (ivinnobntate.<br />
Misopinion, s. fal|! mening. [inbda.<br />
Misorder, s. ootbning. -, v. a. ilTa<br />
Misorderly, a. octbentlig.<br />
Mispersuasion, s. fa Iff ito.<br />
Misplace, v. a. fbtUigga; iffa omian*<br />
ta. -ment, s. taggning pn ovatt fiaUe.<br />
Mispoint, v. a. otatt intetvunftcta<br />
fntta ctntt iTil)ete
266 Mis<br />
-ment, s. cnnffnvtigtet.<br />
Missile, s. fnftraven. -, a. font (nn<br />
fnfJftS. - dart, s. fojlfvjut.<br />
Mission, s. fiintning, beffitfning ; tnif:<br />
fion ; flffii'ttning. -ary, s. iiiiffionnt.<br />
Missive, s. btef ; fiinbebub. -, o. af-,<br />
f.inb. - letters , «. pi. ffinbebref. -<br />
weapons, s.pl. fnfifpjut. [faga fig.<br />
Misspeak, '. a. & n. tn(a gatet; n\\^-<br />
Misspel, V. a. ftnfi^a gnUt.<br />
Misspend, v. a. illn anvanbn.<br />
Misstate, v. a. otigtigt ftaiiiflriffn.<br />
Mist, s. biimiin; bunfeKjct. -,v.a.<br />
glnn bimmig.<br />
Mistake, s. iniftng, f«f, ini^tnfntng.<br />
- , V. a. & n. iiwyia , otatt fot|}n ;<br />
iiiiftnga fig; itrn. -al>le, a. Ijpflti<br />
juan fnn nttpuiga fig.<br />
Misteach, v. a. crritt unbctvifa.<br />
Mistell, V. a. berotta fnljTt.<br />
Mistemper, v. a. btinga i ootbning.<br />
Mister, s. att, fTog, fliigte ; I)ette. - ,<br />
V. n. bctljbfl.<br />
Misterm, v. a. otntt bennmnn.<br />
Mistful, a. biiiiniig, iiidrf.<br />
Misthink, v. a. ini^tonfn,<br />
Misthought, s. cnb tnnfe.<br />
Mistime, v. a. ^ n. gota i otib.<br />
Mistiness, s. bimniig()ct; bunfelfjet.<br />
Misrion, s. btnnbning.<br />
Mistletoe, *. ini|i«[.<br />
Mistress, s. niatmobet; ftu, fjettffcivin.nn;<br />
Incarinnn ; rilfTntinnn; nintrep.<br />
Mistrust, s. iiii^treenbe. -, v. a. nii^=<br />
ito. -ful, a. inipdinffnm ; tinfvelaftig.<br />
-fulness, s. ini^ttoenbe^toifoeUuial.<br />
-less, a. oini^tnnffnm.<br />
Mistune, v. a. fijrflniiniin.<br />
Alisturn, v. a. triba.<br />
Mistj', a. bimmig ; niijtf.<br />
Misunderst<strong>and</strong>, v. a. ornttfatta; inifj<br />
forfln. -ing, s. ini^fcrpSnb; <strong>of</strong>tiigbef-<br />
Misusage, Misuse, «. mifbruf ; m\^-bnncdinbe.<br />
—,v. a. mi^brufa ; jtfn be«<br />
Miswrite, v. a. fflfftifrn. [Ijnnbln.<br />
Mite, 5. Hint; qbnlflet, pott ; fjugonbes<br />
Ifn <strong>of</strong>
Mod<br />
s. frendnb. -prophet, s. fnlff »)t<strong>of</strong>ft.<br />
-shade, s. qvallning. -song, s. pat<br />
refi, fi>tl6jli9nb fftetl)aviiining <strong>of</strong> etr<br />
fTiiir<strong>of</strong>tHife. -style,*. iV.tiriiT jTtifiirt.<br />
-velvet, s, fd^ngg. --^villo-w, «. flen»<br />
[in:. -, p. a. b^gal'bn, fiitlojliga;<br />
liua; iTtart<strong>of</strong>iJrafligt. -able, a. Ibjlig,<br />
iii-iiaftig. -age, s. begobbjci. -er, s.<br />
l-cviol'oiirs; bettogflre. -ery, «. (ion,<br />
a-fvii: btnncv'frf. -ing, s. bjgnbberi.<br />
-Iiiitl, s. fogel fom fan ()oniia antrn^<br />
litca. -stock, 5. aiitne f6x otloje.<br />
iNIuilal, a. tiafolTig ; l)cronbe titt fonuen.<br />
iMutldlity, s. tiUfaffig ffiffnob.<br />
Mode, s. mob, bciif ; fntt, mnnnet; it:<br />
(fafffnhet ; titlf iil(ig()et.<br />
Model, s. iiicbeff, monfter, form. -, v.<br />
. iiicCeffeta, forma; gora iitfa^ tiH.<br />
ler, s. moCenntiifare, ptanritare.<br />
Moderable, a. mattlig; fom fan mn=<br />
ta^i ftijra^.<br />
Moderate, a. mattJig ; fogtig ; fbrnuf=<br />
lig; mcbelmatlig; larflig. -, v. a. fti);<br />
ra ; mittva ; injTranfn. -ness, s. logoin<br />
bcffaftenljet.<br />
[f<strong>of</strong>tmob, I)<strong>of</strong>famI)Ct,<br />
Moderation, s. fogligOet, mnttligOer,<br />
Moderator, s. fiiiregman, orBfornnbe;<br />
Vrcfeg tib en bi^puration^aft.<br />
Modern, a. nii, nymobig. -ism,*. «»)=<br />
motigljet. -ize, v. a. inrartn efter nyn<br />
mebft; gora mobern. -ness, s. iii)l)et.<br />
-s, s. pi. nljnre forfattare.<br />
Modest, a. beffebtig ; onflnnbig, b(vg=<br />
fam ; mnrilig. -y,s. bejTeb(igI)et; bli)g;<br />
fnmbet: fi)fTl)et. -y-piece, s. l^aiiUa^<br />
Mediation, a. mott. [va ffjortor.<br />
Modieity, s. obeti)btigf)et.<br />
Modicum, s. liten bit, fmu(a.<br />
ModifiaLle, Modiiicable, a. foui fan<br />
iiiiitrrt^, inffranfa^ tU. fiJranbrag.<br />
Modificate, f. a. fornnbro.<br />
Modification,*, inffranfning, milbring,<br />
fctanbting.<br />
Modify, V. a. & n. f'ornnbrn, inffranfn,<br />
juiltra; bejtamma; (upon) tola attt<br />
om «tt nmne. [ttt tnt.<br />
Modillon, a. T. firnt pa (if}«rf«t unber<br />
Modish, a. nymcbtg, mobern. -ness,<br />
s. flygtigljit; btgar art vara pa motet.<br />
M I 267<br />
Modulate, v. a. finiumn ; fjungo eftet<br />
rafr. [efter t<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Modulation,*, fiamning ; melcbi; fang<br />
Module, s. monfter, mobelt; biameter.<br />
Modus, *. v«nningranta.<br />
Modwall, 5. frvvare, notCfitfa.<br />
Moe, *. grima^.<br />
Mogul, *. OJioguI.<br />
Mohair,*, fnmlott; Jjnr afjfngorngeten.<br />
-yarn, *. fnmelgarn,<br />
Mohock, *. flrntrijfMre.<br />
Moider, v. a. fiSrmra. [uiljnt.<br />
Moidore, *. monbor,
268 Mom<br />
Mome, «. vunbl)ufi>ub.<br />
Moment, «. ijgcnbliif, I)nnbV)anbnin9,<br />
punb ; «i9ti9l)et, vHttt ; en totelftS l)n:<br />
ftigOft.<br />
Momental, a. tigt'S, betybanbe.<br />
Momentally, ac?. ijgonblicfligt, fot-gangtigt.<br />
Momentaneons, Momentany, Momentary,<br />
a. ogonblifflig, fiivgringtig.<br />
-ness, s. vigtigljet, beti)blig ; ett bgons<br />
blirf^ vntnftigtjet.<br />
Momentous, a. vigiig, befijfcanbc.<br />
Momentum, s. beeefelfegtunb, bcift.<br />
Monachal, a. jiiunf elf. iiiunflefnab<br />
tittljijcig.<br />
[fianb.<br />
>^Monachism, s. fl<strong>of</strong>lerlefnab, inunf=<br />
Monad, Monade, s. entjet, obelbnrt<br />
vnfenbe.<br />
Monarch, s. nionatf, enfnlbig regent.<br />
Monarchal, a. funglig, tnonatfiiT.<br />
Monarchical, a. nionatf iff, enshlbig.<br />
Monarchise, v. a. £t n. tcgeta en\?ril=<br />
bigt; ogeta fung.<br />
Monarchist, s. monntcf;ifl.<br />
Monarchy, s. mcnntfi, enualbgregeting;<br />
fcnungntife.<br />
Monasterial, a. fl<strong>of</strong>ler tittOiStig.<br />
Monastery, «. ft<strong>of</strong>ler. [fefnob.<br />
Monastical, a. fjotnnbe till fl<strong>of</strong>fetJ<br />
Monday, s. OJJanbng.<br />
Monde, s. jotbflot, g(ob; tif^npvfe.<br />
Money, «. v«n"ingn'^/ mynt. -, pi.<br />
iiiyntfortec. -hag, s. venningcpung.<br />
-hill, s. bevnllningiirinbga. -hox, s.<br />
bobfnffa. -hroker, -changer,*. vfv=<br />
Inif. -matters, 5./)/. v«nningenpj<br />
ter, ffulber oc^ focbtingnt ; tafningnr.<br />
-pro<strong>of</strong>, s. cmutbat. -scrivener, s.<br />
niriflnve. --wort, s. gulbfpivn.<br />
-worth , a. vcnnin9«\>atbe , f ulft >.nir=<br />
be. -ed, a. tif, bemebliib. -er, «.<br />
«H;nfote; uertate. -less, a. fattig,<br />
uran v«nningnr. - times, s. pi. fvatn<br />
Mong-corn, s. bdmtfabe.<br />
Monger,*. niSngfate, fnljnte ; ftffntebat.<br />
Mongrel, *. niufntt, fteel. -, a. fcni;<br />
men nf ^era (Ing ; urnvtnb; tv>eti)big.<br />
-dog, -puppy, s. blnnbing (efiet en<br />
Mon<br />
genien tif oc^ t>inbt()unb).<br />
Monied, f. Moneyed.<br />
Moniment, s. cfvetjTrift.<br />
Monish, v. a. erintn, forntana.<br />
Monishment, ». fctmaning.<br />
Monition, s. unbevtrittelfe; eri<br />
Monitive, a. fonnannnbe. [t^ntninc<br />
Monitor, s. fonnonnte; ffotgcffe foi<br />
I)at infeenbe "efcec be anbta. -y,*. n»<br />
ning, onmnninggfTcift. -, a. etintnnbi<br />
tnrnanbe.<br />
Monk, s. munf. -head, s. (ejcntnnt<br />
-hood, s. Miunffiipa; niunfffflnb; flc<br />
ffetlefnab. -'s-hood, s. bla ffcttii<br />
t)att; uffgtod. -seam, s. bubbel for<br />
va ett fegel. -ery, 3. niuntfinnb; flc<br />
flettcfnab.<br />
Monkey,*. npfl. -allowance,*, met<br />
fvcing rin infomjler. -flower, *. gi;<br />
cfelbtoninio. [niunforben<br />
Monkish, a. munflif, l)i5tnnbe til<br />
Monoceros, *. nnc[)»fl( (fiff).<br />
Monochord, *. niufifrtlifTt inftcumen<br />
iiicb en fJvnng.<br />
Monocular, Monoculous, a. enugb<br />
Monogamist, a. engifr.<br />
Monogamy, *. engifte.<br />
Monogram, *. inbunbet namn.<br />
Monologue, *. tnl foe fig fjelf.<br />
Monomachy, *. envig.<br />
Monopetalous, a. T. enbfnbig.<br />
Monopolist, Monopolizer, *. er<br />
font l)ai- iite(Iutiinbe rnitigljct tiff nngot.<br />
Monopolize, v. a. brifrn enfjanbef.<br />
Monopoly,*, nionopoliunt ; enfionbcl:<br />
uictTutnnbe t>iittigl)ft.<br />
Monoptote, *. obojligt orb. [enbn oerl.<br />
Monostich, *. (T<strong>of</strong>beflDcf e beftaenbe nf en<br />
Monosyllabical, a. enfinfvig.<br />
Monosyllable, *. enflnfingt otb. -d,<br />
a. en|fnfwg. [-, a. entonig.<br />
Monotony, *. entonigfjet ; enforniigljer.<br />
Monsieur, *. berre; {Jtnn^ntnn (pS<br />
Monsoon, *. v<strong>of</strong>Toti'i"*- [fPO<<br />
Monster, *. oibunber, miff<strong>of</strong>let; t>itt«<br />
bjut. _ [(i9t)et.<br />
Monstrosity, *. fibunbertigfjet; onntur»<br />
Monstrous, a. unnffoplig, tiibiinbetlig;<br />
fa^lig ; oeiijiicb; <strong>of</strong>antlig. -ness, »•
Mon<br />
f-;-:iuii>ct; fanpfiivltgOet, tfitunfcnligOtt.<br />
Montaiiism, «. TOontani^mu^.<br />
Montaiiist, s. OTonfaniJl. [iiinne.<br />
Montant, a. &s. ftfll^n;(fnn^e ; T. Ijalf.<br />
Mmitero, s. jngt- ett. teeinijffo.<br />
Munreth, s. fi)[fat.<br />
Muuth, s. iiiannt. -'s-mind, s. ti)f}=<br />
ii.i; bcg.it. -ly,a. iiinnntlig. -flow-<br />
ers, s. pi. junnnD^tening. -, ad. iiia=<br />
>ciis. -iness, s. cgenfinnigOet, elaft<br />
nne. -y, a. Otefig, befunnctlig ; BteD. febotfirate. -s, s. pi. moraUtet.<br />
Moon, 5. mnne, tungeC; mannb. -beam^ Morality, s. fcbtigljet; nnpnnbigljtt;<br />
s. tu.infuSle. -blind, a, frngfynt,<br />
nnpatt blint. -calf, s. iiinnfnlf, fnlji<br />
fcorb ()0^ ()vinnov : tumfiufriiD. -curser,<br />
s. tjuf. -eyed, a. fongfynt.<br />
-fern, s. gnffftjccmbunfc. -fish,<br />
s. filfoctiiga. -flower, s. vteftftog?.<br />
-light, s. manjTen ; uinntju^. -seed,<br />
s.mnnfvo, faroliniTinurgrtn. -shaped,<br />
a. monformig. -shine, s. uinnfTen.<br />
-shiny, a. uianlju^, mnnf (ac. -stone,<br />
3. fpeg«lf}en, felenit. -struck, a.<br />
iiianab^rafanBe. -trefoil, s. nionf;<br />
t<strong>of</strong>vec. -wort, s. manijtr, nioninot.<br />
-less, a. utnn mSne ; inotf. -y, a.<br />
Ijalfmanfotmig.<br />
Moonish, a. fothnberlig.<br />
Moonling, «. 6uinI)ufiiuD.<br />
Moor, s. OJJotian.<br />
Moor, s. mota^, miivn, fate, -berry,<br />
s. ttanbnt. -fowl, s. fjanen tiff mn<br />
ten()'6nan. -game, s. fotI)'6na. -grass,<br />
a. TOntin^ filfe^Onc, bnggett. —hen, s.<br />
loatten^onn. -l<strong>and</strong>, s. iiictn^, trirt.<br />
-stone, s. mijriiiatiit. -wort, s. ritb<br />
tcJiiiatin. -y, a. fumpig, uiornfig.<br />
Moor, V. a. & n. anfrn, fott'oja ett<br />
fFcpv; tjigga fiji: anfar. -ing, a. anf;<br />
ting, -rope, s. brnggfng. -ings, s.<br />
pi. Ijainnanfnre ; flittojning^tSg.<br />
Moose, s. Mnutifanf} «lg. -wood, s.<br />
(ribftttflC.<br />
Mor 269<br />
Moot, *. mote; flris, tnftnn. -case,<br />
-point, «. ttoiflig, onfgjotb fnf. -hall,<br />
s. tiSpiitation^fnt. -, v. a. & n. vtes<br />
ccffa for <strong>of</strong> ningg ff uff ; nfgora ett toifJes<br />
Mooter, s. pvoce^ni<strong>of</strong>arc. [uinl.<br />
Mop, s. ffnbb, futb; gtinin^. -,v. a.<br />
ft n. tyntta iiieb fvabb; gtina.<br />
Mope, s. bumljufoub, tdfp. -eyed, a.<br />
ffumcgt. -, V. a. 6t n. rnrn iiiDbfriffb,<br />
gS cd) Dvoumm; g'oratum, trijg. -d,a.<br />
;<br />
Mnutroise, s. unterfoiif}ap«I.<br />
ITuniinctaftig; fpncm<strong>of</strong>cig. [fnr.<br />
Monument, s. niinnegiuatfe, luinn?^; Moping, a.fotgf«n,forfnnft i tjupn tnns<br />
'. : ; >3riif>?ncfc. [rntb. Moppet, Mopsey, s. botfn ; litet bnrn.<br />
Mdiiumental, a. O'ornnte tiff minnc^j Mopus, s. fijuinig, ttijg perfon.<br />
Mood, 5. fti(; l>;nne; Jiiot, finne ; T. Moral, s. fetolritn; febligljet. -, a. iiiot<br />
ralifP, feblig, ntbat ; fannolif. -ist, s.<br />
febolnrn.<br />
Moralize, v. a. &n. fonunna tiff gcbr.<br />
febec; (upon) fi5rt(atn i motalif! uiei<br />
tiing. -r, s. febolncate.<br />
Moralness, s. jnornlijT beiTflffent)et.<br />
Morass, s. iiioraS, trafT, fart, -weed<br />
s. bernbUb.<br />
Morbid, a. fjuflig, opci^lig.<br />
Morbidity, Morbidness, s. fjufUg*<br />
Ijet, fjufboiii.<br />
Morbific, a. <strong>of</strong>unb, oI)e(f<strong>of</strong>am.<br />
Morbilli, s. pi. mealing.<br />
Morbose, a. <strong>of</strong>unb, fjuflig.<br />
Morbosity, «. fjuf(igt)et.<br />
Mordacions, a. bitonbe, fFntp.<br />
Mordacity, s. bitterljet; bitonbe fFfl'nit.<br />
Mordant, «. T. beta, betning.<br />
Mordicant, a. bitnnbe, f!arp.<br />
Mordication, s. bitning ; bitonbe orb,<br />
Murdicative, a. bitonbe.<br />
More, s. uier. -, cotti/j. <strong>of</strong> Much, Acre,<br />
nier. -, ad. iner, l)tte>:ligare. once -,<br />
annu en gang. - over, ad. i)ttermetfl,<br />
onnu met, be^utem. <strong>the</strong> - <strong>the</strong> -,<br />
ju met, befio met.<br />
More, s. fuffe ; rot. -l<strong>and</strong>,«. bergti<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Moreen, s. i;ff«moitet.<br />
Morel, s. tt<strong>of</strong>fbnt; moteffet, ett floge<br />
fetJbdt. -berry, -cherry, s. jubc=<br />
fetsbfit.<br />
Morescoj a. OJictifF, ojietlonbfF.
270 Mor<br />
Morigerou8,a. I)i>rfniii, tv^'S- -ness,<br />
s. Pilfigljet, cftergifi^enfjet.<br />
Moril, s. niiitf(fl.<br />
Morion,*, ftcniil'fltt, lattftjfliii (fcr^pn1).<br />
Morisco, Morisk,5. OJJorinn; bnnfiite<br />
i m OJi'otiff lanit.<br />
Morkiu,*. vilMtrSb, font iiinn nntingen<br />
iniffnt tbt)t , fit (autt , «ff. onnnr^ Ont<br />
nogot betvMigt fel.<br />
Morling, s. uU <strong>of</strong> «tt fcSbt fiit.<br />
Mormo, s. fftncftilb.<br />
Morn, *. iiiotgon, grijning. -ing, s.<br />
niorgon. - , a. IjSrante tiff inetgenen.<br />
-gown,*, morgontotf, nattrocf. -star,<br />
s. iiiorgonfljetna.<br />
Morocco, s. farbunn, fflffiiin.<br />
Morose, a. fncttig, ivov, ctufiig.<br />
-ness, (U. [fnarrigljet.<br />
Morosity, s. egcnfinnigljct, buttcrt)er,<br />
Morphew, s. Uf\>
Mot<br />
tcr(i9; atfcat. -, ad. inotxtttgen ; nff» Mountaineer, Mountain-man, s.<br />
rjiitfnmt. -y, a. tjotf, KH'nab.<br />
berg^bo, bergsbiiggare.<br />
Mothy, a. full 11K6 juntt eff. iiinl. Mountainet, s. berg^fnnffc.<br />
Motion, 5. n. a. gjuto,<br />
flopa; giira uiobettef, foniia, liHtTapn.<br />
-able, a. font fan gjutn^ ; iiijuf. -er,<br />
s. giutate, feriiiar*. -, * . a. ^ m. fSt=<br />
rnnbia tilt ft<strong>of</strong>t ; vufcetifctn; multna;<br />
fetiyina. -iness, s. mogel. -ing, 5.<br />
T. Iif}>>crf; ftanfen v« en v
272 Mow<br />
Mul<br />
Mow, ». fo.<br />
V, a. gcuui(A; fbtsttta; Ofbtbfi'a.<br />
Mow,*. grin, fnebmun; I)6ffuff«, f(ibe«j Mue, p. n. bbtci, nxala.<br />
[ntn. -, V. n. & a. xama foiii en fo; MuflF, 3. muff.<br />
betga in (I)i5, friB) ; fTa , ffrirn met lin ; Muffin, s. elt ffngs t6bteb.<br />
ffbtta ; nf()U99fl ; nebfobla. - at, tipo, Muffle, s. T. muffel.<br />
Qtinn. -burn, v. w. ornn, toga Ijetto Muffle, f. n. & a. lala i ffngget; in.<br />
nt fig (cm fnb). -er, «. ffbtbeninn,<br />
fTotterfatl.<br />
Mowing-cradle,*, en intntlning i cfre<br />
onten <strong>of</strong> liefTaft, ott fotta nyen cd; net:<br />
l.Hgga fceni otbentligt.<br />
Mowing-time, s. I/cbevgning^tib.<br />
Moxa, s. OJfcxo.<br />
Moyle, s. mulaina.<br />
Much, s. en f^ot bel; niljrfet. -, a. ini)j<br />
rfen, m^cfet; fior. -, ad. nii)dfet, I)ijgli<<br />
gen. ly -, t'ibn. - at one, lifn<br />
Mi)itt. - what, nafinn.<br />
Mucid, a. moglig, bcfen. -ness, s.<br />
mbgtigl)et, unfenijet.<br />
Mucilage, s. flent, feg tntfFa.<br />
Mucilaginous, a. fTentmig, flibtig. -<br />
gl<strong>and</strong>s, s.pl. frentfottiot. -ness, s.<br />
(Tcnintigljet.<br />
Muck, s. berfetfagang (i £>|ler[anbernn) ;<br />
bijngn, Uad. -hill, -midden, s. bi)ng=<br />
()bg. -sweat, s. ftavf foetr. -weed,<br />
5. finnniolfa. -worm, s. biinginnft. -,<br />
a. fufiig, brifrm. -, u. a. gbbfl. -iness,<br />
s. bi;ngigl;et, ci'enligl)et, fmute.<br />
-y, a. fnmtfig, Icvtig, oren.<br />
Muckender, s. nntbuf.<br />
Mucker, v. a. I)ov>iTtinM.<br />
Muckerer, s. girtgbuf.<br />
Mucous , a. flenunig. -ness, «. |Teni=<br />
iiiiglwt, fcgt f (ifenbe. [fig.<br />
Mucro, s. fpetg, ubb. -nated, a, fvcts<br />
Muculent, a. (leinntig, feg.<br />
Mucus, s. (Tent, fnor.<br />
Mud, s. gijttja, bi;. -sucker, s. nrt<br />
tjtaffiiget. -wall, s. l\)VaU; frngl)<strong>of</strong>.<br />
-walled, a. eingifucn nieb byvintt.<br />
-wort, s. bijplniitn. — , v. a. nfbf.info<br />
i (era; befubia; grunila. -diness,6.<br />
gitttjigljef, gruniligdet; fcigfen upvfyn.<br />
-die, V. a. & n. fnnttra i gy'ijon met<br />
ncibben ; gtumin ; gorn en vinini. -dy,<br />
a. gruiulig ; 9i)ttjig, oten; otijblig ; niif;=<br />
nbjb. - idea, «. orebigt begtevv. -,<br />
vcifin, infvepa.<br />
Muffler, s. binbel; ftuntimmerS l>ufra.<br />
Mufti,*, mufti, OJiuIjammebanfT ijfvetflt<br />
I'refi.<br />
Mug,s.mugg, f}enftug; bngnre. -house,<br />
5. i'tdg. fvog. -wort, 5. gtabo, rbbbo.<br />
Muggy, a. fuftig. -wea<strong>the</strong>r, s. xava*<br />
Mugient, a. rSmanbe, bblonte. [ter.<br />
MugU, s. bnrbfijT.<br />
Mulatto, s. muintt.<br />
Mulberry, s. muffbnt. -blite, s.<br />
fininfbiit. -shell, s. muffbnt.<br />
Mulch, 5. balfnmltnntt jlta.<br />
Mulct, s. vcnningftraff, Vfift, bbtet. -,<br />
V. a. fnfffl tiff bbtcr. -uary, a. ()b.<br />
tnnfce tiff bbter.<br />
Mule , s. mulo«no. -fl , s. pi. temnot.<br />
Muleteer, s. niulngnebtifcate.<br />
Muliebrity, s. qcinligljet.<br />
Mull, s. gtu^, fLH'ot.<br />
Mull, V. a. fn;btn, glbbga (oin).<br />
Mullar, s. ibpote, riffien.<br />
Mullein, s. tung^ljug (crt).<br />
Mullet, *. fliingnre (ftfPfr.igte). [(unne.<br />
Mulligrubs, «. folif, bufonrf; 'et<strong>of</strong>t<br />
Mullion, s. fbnfterfcrg.<br />
Mullock, 5. iTcfip, ffthbe.<br />
Mulse, s, (jnningblnnbflbt cin.<br />
Multangular, a. mnngtjbtnig. -ness,<br />
s. man9l)cvnigl)et.<br />
Multicapsular, a. innng|rn(ig.<br />
Multicavous, a. fbrfetb iiieb manga i<br />
Multicolor, a. mSngfnrgab. [fjal.<br />
Multifarious, a. mSngfiiibig ; Stffiffig.<br />
-ness, s. miingfnttigOet.<br />
Multifidous, a. mSnggrenig.<br />
Multiform, a. mangfctmig.<br />
Multiformitj', a. mnngfnitig fTnv'nab.<br />
Multilateral, a. mnngfi^i9.<br />
Multiloquous, a. mongtcilig, vmtfmii.<br />
Multinomina], Multinominous, a.<br />
fcm I'iic mnnga nnnin.<br />
Multiparous, a. afitelfani, fom franu
Mul<br />
tingat iiinngn UfponCe ungnt.<br />
nltipartite, a. mSn96cla6.<br />
ultiple, s. & a. iiiQngfnltig; font<br />
(era ganger tnner)affet ett tal.<br />
ultipliable , a. foiii tan iiiultiplke.<br />
ai. -ness, «. egenffav ott funno niuU<br />
ipliietni".<br />
ultiplic<strong>and</strong>, *. T. niuItipIiionS.<br />
ultiplicate, a. iiiangfaltig.<br />
ultiplication , s. iiiongtubbling<br />
; ;<br />
lulrivlifntion.<br />
ultiplicator, s. T. muttiptifotot.<br />
ultipliciouB, a. mSngfolCig, [I)et.<br />
nltiplicity, s. mnngfoltigbet, ini)cfcn=<br />
ultiplier, a. T. multiplifatoc.<br />
ultiply, V. a. gota iiiangfolbig, iiinngi<br />
ubbm : T. mullipliceta; fotcfo^. -ing,<br />
. iuu[iip(ifation. -, a. fot<strong>of</strong>ante. -<br />
lass, s. f'dttitbbling^gla^ met facnrineb Knninrne vn^fctc ten<br />
font fiirfi bfcetfteg fienBeng iiiurar.<br />
Murder, s. more, brop. -, i, iitorb!<br />
I)je[p! -,v. a. nibrbo. —er, s. ntors<br />
tare; nitfljafe. -ess, s. UTorBerjTa.<br />
-ing, s. niorb. -ingpiece, s. liten<br />
fnnon. -, a. ui'orbnnbe. -shot, s.<br />
iTrot, brufbngef. -ous,a.inorbiff, nitirs<br />
Banbe. -ousness, s. gn;nif)et, blobs<br />
girigbet. [niura igen.<br />
Mure, s. mur. -, v. a. uppmurn ; (up)<br />
Muriate, s. uiurfnlt, bergfatt.<br />
Muriatic, a. fniafanbe nf fntttafe. -<br />
acid, s. fattfv)ta. - earth, s. ren talU<br />
jotb, biltetjorb. [bi;j}er.<br />
Murk, s. bunfelbet; braf, -y, a. m'orf,<br />
Murmur, s. fori, ntuntmel ; fnorranbe<br />
jnipnbje. -, v. n. brumnia, furra font<br />
bin; mumla, fnota. -ing, «. fnorr,<br />
fnot. -, a. fnotanbe.<br />
Murr, s. fnuftia.<br />
Murrain, s. b<strong>of</strong>fap^pef}, mjeltbranb. -<br />
take you ! att Ijin onte ma ta big!<br />
;
274 Mur<br />
Mnrrey, a. mbtftoS.<br />
Murrion, s. {)\t\m.<br />
Mur<strong>the</strong>r, f. Murder.<br />
Muscadel, Muscadine, s. muefaUfff ts<br />
v>in ; niu«tntea>nple.<br />
Muscadine, s. te^mnn^futa.<br />
Muscary, s. iiiu^fat()i)acint.<br />
Muscat, 5. niu^frttettet (uinbrufuor)<br />
; ;<br />
niu^fotrin; Jitu^ffltpaton. [iiiuffflffal.<br />
Muscle, s. nmiUi; iiiufla. -shell, «.<br />
Muscosity, s. nio^igbet.<br />
Muscovy, s. WD^tnnK -glass, s. ma.<br />
ricnglQ^. -hides, s.pl. jufr, Ki)tTt<br />
Inbet. [tion, s. frivnilig rotelfe.<br />
Muscular, a. mu^fut liCIIjocig. -mo-<br />
Muscularity,*. niu8fe[ft(ift; inugfclafs<br />
bjuvfinnig, eftettrintfam.<br />
Muser, s. gtubblate. [alflcc.<br />
Museum, s. niufeuni, fainting af fonf};<br />
Mushroom, s. fpan\v, (f;onipinjon; * p«r=<br />
fon foin gjott r^aflig li)
Mut<br />
Vlutuation, «. lananCt.<br />
Wutule, s. T. trngflen.<br />
Muzzle,*, mule, no^, ttijnc ; iiiijnning ;<br />
griinnio, no^lxinb. - <strong>of</strong> a cannon, s.<br />
fanonliufpub. -moulding, s. I)ufput=<br />
ftif«rna vS en tnnon. -, v. n. & a.<br />
iicfa Vfl, fnttn munnen infill ; fdtton<strong>of</strong>.<br />
biinc va ctt ft«ntut.<br />
Wuzzy, a. tnnffptibt) ; forglo« -, brudffn.<br />
Mux, s. fmtttg.<br />
My, /jr. iiiin, mitt, mina.<br />
Myology, s. Idra cm iiiu^f(«rna.<br />
Myops, a. nacfi)nt, fvagfynt.<br />
Myopy, s. nntfyntljet. [af 10,000.<br />
Myriad, J. mi;riaB,otali9 r.iar.96; nntnl<br />
Myrmidon, s. csecg ; bnn&it. -s, s.<br />
pi. vclifen dkB bef nnljong.<br />
Myrrh, s. niyttljn, t<strong>of</strong>clfe.<br />
Myrrhine, a. nf mijtrlja.<br />
Myrtiform, a. intjttenfoniiig.<br />
Myrtle, s. mijtten. -filag, s. faluiu«.<br />
--wax, s. gtont t?nx.<br />
Mys, s. citlig muffn.<br />
Myself, /jr. mig, jag fj«lf.<br />
Mysterial, a. bemlig^ergfuff.<br />
Mysteriarch, s. «n fom t»atat cfixx<br />
hemlighfttt.<br />
Mysterious, a. (jcmlig, invstf (at, l)eiii=<br />
ligljctsfuff, bunfel. -ness, s. otpclig:<br />
lift ; (>eiiilig()ct«fua()n.<br />
Mj'sterize, v. a. utti)ba.<br />
Mystery, s. I)«mligl)tt; myft«t.<br />
Mystical, a. myfiiiT, I)cmlig ; anbtig ;<br />
Mj'stify, v.a. inbiffo, notta. [otijblig.<br />
Mythological, a. mijtologiff, Ijlnanbe<br />
till fabelgiibnlfltan.<br />
Mythologist, s. mytolog, fflbe[ti)bare.<br />
iMythologize, v. n. fotflara TCi)totc=<br />
I Naboh, s. Ofiinbtil f utfle; ganfTn rif taxi.<br />
Nacker, Naker, s. \sttlmufla.<br />
Nacker, s. [<strong>of</strong>ocmnfote.<br />
' Nadir, s. T. nabir (mibt emct jenit).<br />
' Isag,s. liten !)fi|}, flippau; "nlffntinna.<br />
;<br />
Nar 275<br />
Naiades, s. pi. oattenntjmftr.<br />
Nail, s. nogel, flo; fvif, fijm, btobb<br />
2 1/+ (5ng(. mil. -nippers, «. pi.<br />
fniptang. -, v. a. nagla, fpifa faji. -<br />
a cannon, fotnagla en fanon. -er,<br />
3. fpiffnieb. -ery, s. nagelfabrif.<br />
Naked, a. nafcn, bat; obecavnab;<br />
<strong>of</strong>onfitab. - belief, s. blinb trc. -<br />
truth, «. totca fanningen. -ness,«.<br />
nafenbet, bnr()ct; BgonfTenligbet.<br />
Nail, s. fi)l, ptijl.<br />
Name, 3. namn; nnmnfunnigbet; forts<br />
Cfinbning; rijftc; ftebit; fuffmagt;i)f»<br />
namn. -, v. a. taUa, nnmno ; bennmna<br />
utnamno ; omtala. -less, a. nnmnlS^<br />
nnunym ; obenamnb. -lessness , *.<br />
nainnlo^bet, anoni)mitet. -ly, ad.<br />
niimligen; tiib nnmn. -6ake,fi. tajs<br />
man, namne.<br />
Nankin, Nankeen, s. nanfin.<br />
Nap, 5. lugg, logg if a ftaben; lubb,<br />
blab; lur, liten fSmn. -, v. a. & n.<br />
tugga f Idbc ; nappo, fo f att i ; ftumra^<br />
tagn fig en liten liir.<br />
Nape, s. narfe, bnfbelenaf fjufvubtt.<br />
Napery, 5. linncbuftyg.<br />
Naphew, s. Jlefi<strong>of</strong>ra. [bctgolja.<br />
Naphtha, s. nafta, Otjit genomllinlig<br />
Napkin, s. fetcct.<br />
Napless, a. to^fritctt, bar.<br />
Nappiness, s. Ilmiiniet ; f tifut pa f Kbe.<br />
Nappy, a. luben; tuggig. -ale,*.<br />
ftnvft i>(.<br />
Naptaking, s. nnpptag ; lur.<br />
Narcosis, s. fan^ldo^bet.<br />
Narcotic, 3. cpiat. -, a. norfotiff,<br />
fbmngiffanbe, bbfoanbc. -ness, s. bbf»<br />
gien ; nyttja iiiijtologipfa talefntt.<br />
»?anbe, femngif!?nnb« egenflfap.<br />
Nard, «. caltuftanbe 'ott (norbu*).<br />
Mythology, 5. jni)to[c9ien, ©tefiffa 0^ Nare, s. na^borve.<br />
i" KcmetPfa gubalatan.<br />
Narrahle, a. fom fan berotta^.<br />
j.<br />
N.<br />
Narrate, v. a. beratto, fijttalja.<br />
Narration, *. betJittclfe.<br />
f Nah, V. a. na\>pa, gripa.<br />
Narrative, s. betattelfe (ago. ; - , a.<br />
bcrattanbe, fiirtaljanbe.<br />
Narrator, s. berattate, fortnljate.<br />
Narrow, a. trang, final; liten; forg,<br />
njugg ; noga, ncggtann ; iniTrantt ; wpp«<br />
mdvffam. -Lreasted, -chested, a,<br />
S2<br />
•
276 Nar<br />
ttongbt<strong>of</strong>inb; girig. -hearted, a. f(en.<br />
mcbig. -heeled, a. fiiio()<strong>of</strong>t?nB. -heeledness,<br />
5. b<strong>of</strong>tvang. -souled, a.<br />
lagtrinfanbe ; flenmotig ; girig. -spirited,<br />
a. infftanft; f\.>ogtnnft. -, v. a.<br />
btaga i^op, gcta tt«ng ; infltnnfn. -ly,<br />
ad. ttongt, fiitnit; tnapp<strong>of</strong>l, iiieC moCa.<br />
-ness, s. ttiing[)et, fmoKjet; atmo6;<br />
felnntc btgrew-<br />
Narwhale, s. natl)pn(, en()btning.<br />
Nasal, s. Iju6, t<strong>of</strong>flnf, fom uttalci^ ge.<br />
noni nrifan. -, a. Ijotnnbe till nnfnn.<br />
Nasicornous, a. foiii fjot ()Ovn vS nnfan.<br />
Nass, s. en fiot: fott gtobot, font finneg<br />
Nast, s. fmut*. [t 2imetif(i.<br />
Nastiness, s. ot«n(igr)
Nea<br />
pa grunb (oni fFew , tiKd 1)'6q fob attr<br />
fomniet).<br />
Near, jor. &ad. nSra, I)(ttbt intiH, breb:<br />
»ib; nnftan. -, a. nrtcn; noggronn;<br />
itiiT, njugg; fnol; fctttcgen. - <strong>of</strong> kin<br />
(to), nrita fTfigt (nub). - side <strong>of</strong> a<br />
horse, s. ti«njlca, alfiban vn «n l)rip.<br />
- weight, s. ncttopigt. -, v. a. & n.<br />
nfltfaS; T. fetloca fctbclen <strong>of</strong> tinben.<br />
-est,5Kj3. nntmnfi. --way, s. gennfle<br />
Cfigen. -ly, ad. nrifjan. -ness , a.<br />
nntljct, gtannjTat) ; (IngtjTftp ; njuggljtt.<br />
Neat,5.n'dr, fceatur, bc|Tai). -cattle,*.<br />
l)otnbc|Tov. -, a.nriU, fnijgg, ten; <strong>of</strong>i5t=<br />
faljTab ; (tug ; ciPii ; netto. -h<strong>and</strong>ed, a.<br />
beljnnbig, fnnH. -master, *. niiniaturj<br />
niSlace. -wine, s. obenidngbt t>in.<br />
-ness,s.tenligl)et, fni;ggljet; ortigljf t<br />
; ;<br />
Neatress, s. labugStb^piga. [tinttljet.<br />
Neb, s. naf, niibb ; ndfa; fprirfnn i «n<br />
jTtifpennn. [vo ogat.<br />
Nebula, Nel)ule,5.nio[n, tijifen; fUdtf<br />
Nebulous, a. tocftiig, ntolnig.<br />
Necessaries, s. />/. f dtnoben^et, n'dbs<br />
totft, n5brnnbig()iflig()et; ttangnint, ariuob; b«I)<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Neck, s. I)nt«; nacfe; bnnii; Ijal^fiijtfe<br />
(1)0 ett fteatut) ; bol^tanbet p5 en fo:<br />
ncn. -b<strong>and</strong>, s. jTjortfrage. -beef, «.<br />
{)a(^fii;(fct \fl en oyc. -cloth, «. in
278 Neg<br />
l)an6(a; ntgocieta bott (otrlat); unt«rs<br />
ftanbia; brifoa (jrtnbel. [Imnblate.<br />
Negotiant, Negotiator, s. unt)et=<br />
Negotiation, s. unfierljnnfcling; botts<br />
negocieting ; fiantel.<br />
Negro, s. Dleget, DIegtinna; fliif.<br />
-heads, s. />/. brunt ffeppsbrob.<br />
-l<strong>and</strong>, s. Dligtitim.<br />
Negus, ». negu^ (ijin, foiftt o. citron).<br />
Neif, s. fnytnafoe.<br />
Neif, s. flaf^innn.<br />
Neigh, 4. gnnggning. -, v.n. gnnggn.<br />
Neighbour, s. gtanne, nabo; nn^n.<br />
-, V. a. & n. goca titt granne ; gronfn.<br />
-hood, s. grannjTap ; gtannar. -ing,<br />
a. naftgranfanb*. -liness, s. gronn;<br />
fnuija. -ly, a. grannfanijelig. - <strong>of</strong>-<br />
fice, s. ett uan^ijrfe. - , ad. fafoni<br />
grannar; frinligt.<br />
Nei<strong>the</strong>r, c. t^nrfen; ej better. -...<br />
nor . . . , I)t>nrfen . . . «Iler .... -, pr.<br />
ingenbera.<br />
Nemean, a. Olemeiff. - games, s.<br />
J^eniciffa tefarne (i ®t«ftonb).<br />
Nemesis, s. 3l«niefig.<br />
Nemorous, a. ffogig.<br />
Nenia, s, forgfang.<br />
Nenuphar, s. pottcnlilja. [pabt otb.<br />
Neology, s. antinnbning af eit m;fFns<br />
Neomenia, s. nijmflne (SKonurj? fep).<br />
Neophyte, s. nvfriften.<br />
Neoterical, Neoteric, a. n\), mobetn.<br />
Nep, s. voteja.<br />
Nepen<strong>the</strong>, s. mebel emot b«bri5fpe[f«.<br />
Nephew, 3. brorfon, fi;f}erfon.<br />
Nephritic, 5. Inftmebel emot flenpaf;<br />
fion. -, a. font l^ot titt njutornn ; tjen;<br />
.<br />
New<br />
-egg, s. boegg, rebegg (att fionan e<br />
ma Sffetgifra boct) ; fpnrvenning. -<br />
V. n. bi)gQa bo ett. nafie.<br />
Nestle, V. a. a n. flotn , fmefa ;<br />
n.ifle, bi;gga bo ; nn^lo fig in. - about<br />
rijta fig onifting.<br />
Nestling, s. innfi|t(ing; fogelunge fon<br />
irfe ax fuffp.ugen.<br />
Net, s. nhr, ncii^inno, gam. --vrise, a<br />
nrttui^. -work,*, arbete ftatabt i fctn<br />
af nnt.<br />
Ne<strong>the</strong>r, a. nebte , tfl'gte ; unberjctbijT<br />
-l<strong>and</strong>s, i.p/.9Ieberl(inberna. -most<br />
a. neberf}, IfigfJ.<br />
Netlike, a. niirlif, futt meb maffor.<br />
Nett, a. nntt, netto. -ed, a. nritformig<br />
-ing, 3. ndtverf; T. ftnftnrit. -,<br />
nhttif.<br />
Netde, J. nrt^Ia. blind-, a. blini<br />
nri^la. -creeper, s. fonung^fogel<br />
-emp, s. aferfugor. -, v. a. brrinna<br />
f}i(fa meb nn^tor; * fbrnrga.<br />
Neuritic, s. ft a. ncrfflnrtanbe mebel<br />
Neurology, s. afbnntling om net«rna.<br />
Neuter, 3. neutrnl, opariiff perfon. -<br />
a. neutrnt, cpaciifT; T. neuttum.<br />
Neutral, s. neuttol, fom f)all
New<br />
iffewing, «. gnfl; trngg.<br />
Jewish, a. nogot ni;.<br />
fewly, ad. ni)ligen; va "V't vid.<br />
(|jewness , *. n^i)tt ; f ntffljet ; oerfo:<br />
tnhet.<br />
Jews, s.pl. n\)[)tUt, nijtt; amfa. -<br />
mi monger, s. en foin fvtitet ut n^Ijetet.<br />
-paper, «. titning, ai>i\a.<br />
«fe\»t, s. rnttenbbln.<br />
"ble, a. fcni fnn Ijcpfnippo^.<br />
"fext, a. nop, ncitmali ; fLUjnnte. -,<br />
d. Dernnfl. [a. «nfalMg.<br />
^Jias, s. fnlfunge; bum niennijTo. -,<br />
Vib, i. nfibb ; fpet« nf en venno. -bed,<br />
a. fStfebb uieb nfibb, fpet«. -ble, f. a.<br />
«J n. (at) gnago ; nin af betet (cm fiiff) ;<br />
;<br />
britfia, taf)la.<br />
Nicaragua-wood, s. fanipe(f)ttab.<br />
.Vice, a. Iriifet, reflig; grannlngfl; fams<br />
vetsgtnnn ; fin ; ncggrnnn ; iT(n:vf'""ig<br />
foot, -ness, s. noggrannOet ; forgfol;<br />
ligbet finl)et.<br />
;<br />
Nicety,*. noggtnnnOet ; i»unft(ig()et<br />
ftn^ligbet ; rntfam()et. niceties, a. pi.<br />
(nrfetbit, gobbit.<br />
Niche, s. nifc^, f'drbjupning.<br />
Nick, «. ffnrn, inffotning; ogonbti<strong>of</strong>;<br />
bti)nt (fotboui). -pins, a. pi.
Nom<br />
frt'gelfptl. -score, ad. nie gongtt 20 Noctambnlist, s. foningangnte.<br />
(180). -teen, a. niiton. -teenth, Noctidial, a. fom innefaitai en tag c<br />
a. nittonbt. -tieth, a. nittionbt. -ty, en nort. - day, s. ett bugn.<br />
Noctiferous, a. fom wiebfct natt.<br />
Ninny, s. ftollt ; fcumljufoub.<br />
Noctivagant, s. nattfuaiuiate. -, t<br />
280 Nin<br />
Ninth, a. tiionb*. -ly, a. fbt bet nionbf<br />
Nip, s. nypning, tldmning ; fnnvv ; faff<br />
»inb ; betocb ; fattniljnta (ott). -, v. a.<br />
nt)»)a, fnipa; gifcabetotb; qpnftia en<br />
blomma i »a)rtert; ^[agn; bnnipn; T.<br />
fejfa, gota fafl. -per, s. (iten fniptang -.<br />
bcgobbate. -pers, s.pl. tcftdng ; 2'.<br />
fabetflcfejfingat. -pingly, ad. bitanbe.<br />
Nipple, 5. btSfloaila, fvene. -wort,<br />
tonitdtt, boifal.<br />
Nisi-prias, s. T. fftift [juarigenom «<br />
flagomal Ijanoife* tiff beljotig bomiiol.<br />
Nit, s. gnet, lu^egg. -, v.n. Irigga egg<br />
ell. gnettet.<br />
Nitency, s. ffen ; fttnfranbe.<br />
Nithing, s. pultron, r\ui.<br />
Nitid, a. gtanfanbe, ffinnnbe.<br />
Nitre, *. faltpetet. [fattveterfi;rn.<br />
Nitric, a. fa[fpeterfi)t(ig. - acid, s.<br />
Nitrogen, s. qpn'frc.<br />
Nitrous, a. fatpetetfycab. - acid, s.<br />
.<br />
fting(}ti)fanbc nattetib. [a. nattlii<br />
Nocturn, s. nattanbnft, natlinefya, -<br />
Nocturnal, s. T. afltclabiuui. -, <<br />
Nocturnous, a. natllig. [nattlii<br />
Nocument, s. ffaba.<br />
Nocuous, Op ffablig.<br />
Nod, s. ni(f, rinf meb fjufoubet; rid<br />
ning. - ^v. a. & n. tinfa, niin me<br />
l)uf»?ubet , fv'igta ; buga fig litet ; nid<br />
f<strong>of</strong>vanbe.<br />
Nodation, a. fnuttg()et; fnytning,<br />
Nodden, a, ftijft, bbjb. [af fomr<br />
Nodder,i. fom nicfar; fom ot fertHng<br />
Nodding, s. nidtning. -, a. niianbe<br />
T. lutnnbe.<br />
Noddle, a. ffaffe, r)uff ub.<br />
Noddy, s. fi<strong>of</strong>fe, bumljufpub.<br />
Node, a. fnut, fni5(; pifate pa en tim<br />
ftcn; 7*. cfverben; r. nobu^. [tig<br />
falpetetfytligt)et.<br />
Nodose, Nodosous, Nodous, a. fnu<br />
Nodosity, a. fnutigljet, fno[igl)et.<br />
Nodule, a. malm i fmo tunta fti)
Nom<br />
turaliet, fetenfTavliga fo^f^ot^ jf.<br />
Nominal, a. fo faffnb, till nainnet.<br />
Nominate, t^.a. fntta, nrtmngifoo; uf;<br />
una. -ly, ad. i fynnetOet.<br />
Nomination, s. nh'mning, utnfimntng.<br />
Nominative, *. T. nominniiou^. -,<br />
bcniiininantie.<br />
Nominator, s. fom utnninnni;.<br />
Nominee, s. T. utnanint), fuffmngtig.<br />
Nomo<strong>the</strong>tical, a. I)6tan6e tiff (ng)iift=<br />
Non-ability, s. <strong>of</strong>otmdgenOet. [ning.<br />
Non-admission, a. ongraCt tiffttabf.<br />
Non-age, s. utinbecntigOet.<br />
Non-aged, a. mi>nbecatig.<br />
Nonagesimal, a. nittionbe ; nittioatig.<br />
Nonagon, *. niol)Btning. [tatten.<br />
Non-appearance,*. utebUfvanCe ftan<br />
Non-attendance, s. ftSnijflto.<br />
Nonce, s. affigt, anbamnt. for <strong>the</strong>-,<br />
uvH'fatligen.<br />
Non-claim, s. T. f ijctiganbe af fin rntt.<br />
Non-compliance, s. shgtan, afiTng.<br />
Non-conductor, s. T. ftopv, fom rir<br />
cUfttiff ifig fjftf. [biffibcnt.<br />
Non-conformist, s. nonfonformifi,<br />
None, a. ingcn, inga ; intct.<br />
Non-entity, 5. intet oafenbe; oting.<br />
Non-entry, s. carotna^ itfe angifcanbe<br />
i tulen.<br />
Nones, s.pl. T. nona cH. nionbc toj<br />
tien; nionbe tintmei: ombageit(if[o[ict).<br />
Non-existence, s. intet cafcnbe ; oting.<br />
Nonjuring, a. fom ej oetat f<strong>of</strong>irja tto«<br />
Ijer^cb. [()angnte.<br />
Nonjuror, s. fotbna ptetenbenten^ an=<br />
Non-oLstante, c. caftabt, onffont.<br />
Non-pareil, s. T. nonpac«lj («n ftn<br />
fti(fott).<br />
Non-payment, *. utctUifren betntning.<br />
Non-plus, s. fBttfigcnfjct, flnnimn. -,<br />
V. a. focbluffa, fatta i forlagenfjet.<br />
Non-pr<strong>of</strong>iciency , s. itfe fcctiTtibanbe.<br />
Non-residence, s. bortopato ftan bet<br />
ftaffe bet nifln fiat fina gdtonial.<br />
Non-resident, a. fom i(fe Oct bet \)cm<br />
I,nt fin fi)^(a.<br />
Non-resistance, *. blinb [i)bnab.<br />
Nonsense,*, vtat ; <strong>of</strong>iStnuft, omening<br />
lapvti-<br />
;<br />
Not 281<br />
Nonsensical, a. orinilig; narr<strong>of</strong>tig.<br />
-ness, s. orimligOet, <strong>of</strong>iJcnuftigOet.<br />
Nonsensitive, s. ben fnn^Iol<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Nonsolvent, s. & a. <strong>of</strong>dtmbgtn att<br />
betnla.<br />
Nonsuch, a. <strong>of</strong>ijtlifnclig, ninfali5«.<br />
Non-suit, *. bom ntt irfe fottfntta<br />
tfittegangen Icingte. - , v. a. bbnia i<br />
fparanbeng fran»ato; fiiffn ttebffcboni.<br />
Non-term, s. T. fetiet, t|enf}lebigl)et.<br />
Noodle, s. enfntbig fJatfate, vjSf-<br />
Nook, s. J)dtn, cinfel, cto.<br />
Noon,s. mibbng, mibbag^tib. -, a. I)'6=<br />
tonbe tiff mibbng^flunben. -day, s.<br />
mibbag. -rest, s. mibbng^fbmn.<br />
-stead, s. folfinnb om mibbngen.<br />
-tide, s. mibbag^Iut.<br />
Noose, 5. flingo, rnnnfnnro, lovfnut.<br />
-, V. a. fnatjfl ; Ijnnga ; fnljla iJjop.<br />
Nope, s. bomI)ette (fogel).<br />
Nor, c. ej ()effet; effet.<br />
Normal, a. lobrat; efter teglor.<br />
North, s. nott, notben ; nocbnnfnbet.<br />
-, a. nocblig, notbiff. -Ly east, norb<br />
tiff <strong>of</strong>len. -east, s. notb<strong>of</strong>J. -east<br />
by-, notb<strong>of</strong>l tiff noiben. -light, «.<br />
noccffcn. -pole, s. notbpolen. -sea,<br />
5. 9^octfji5n. -star, s. D^orbftjctnan,<br />
^^olpjecnnn. -ward, -wards, ad.<br />
emot nocbcn, notrut. -west, «. notb*<br />
(left, -wind, s. norbonf inb.<br />
Nor<strong>the</strong>rliness , s. l)elagcn[)et at notr-<br />
Nor<strong>the</strong>rn, a. notClig, belngen i nott.<br />
Northing, s. longitublTilnaben notrut.<br />
Norwegian, s. SKotninn.<br />
Norwegian, Norweyan, a, SJlotff.<br />
Nose, ?. nafn, nog; iiabecfotn; pipan<br />
pn en pufl. -bag, s. totnif}, fobetpafe<br />
pa Oajlnt. -b<strong>and</strong>,*. noSrcni. -bleed,<br />
*. riiffeta. -gay, *. bufett, blonifJets<br />
qt)Qf}^. -smart, *. frnffe. -, v. a. &n.<br />
btagn en »ib ndfan; sabta opp ; bjuba<br />
fpetfen; fatta nafnn i ccibtct. -d, a.<br />
fotfebb nieb nfifo. -less, a. utan n<strong>of</strong>o.<br />
Nosology, s. Ifitan cm fjufboniat.<br />
Nostock, s. ffijfaff (ott).<br />
Nostril, *. nasborte. [(er.<br />
Nostrum, *. ocfanuiii, qvaiffalfcatepiU<br />
Not, ad. i(fe, ej. -yet, fl'nnu i(f«.
282 Not<br />
Notable, a. onfftilig. -ness, *. oi9=<br />
tig^ff, iiifirfenr6ig()«t.<br />
Notarial, a. fStfattnb eH. bepiltnnb <strong>of</strong><br />
en n<strong>of</strong>nrie. - evidence , s, notaries<br />
Notary, s. nornrie. [intijg.<br />
Notation, s. nntcifning ; bemntfelft.<br />
Notch, s. jTotn, infTntning. -weed, *.<br />
Jiioaa. - ,v. a. flipva ut.<br />
Note, s. to, ogilla.<br />
-ify, V. a. fbrflata for ogiHtig. -ity,<br />
J. nolla; cgiHiigbet ; ftaftlo^ljet.<br />
Numb, a. t>alen, fiel, f}i)f <strong>of</strong> folb.<br />
-eel, 3. boreal, -scull, s. norr. -,
Num<br />
IS*, criiifnelig. -lessness, s. otnligtjet.<br />
-s, J. pi. fjetbe OJ^cfe bcf.<br />
"fumbing, «. fconiniiig, flelning.<br />
tumbles, «. inelfpotna i en I)jott.<br />
Vnmbness, s. Ibfning, tcmning.<br />
S^umerable, a. tnfnaig.<br />
Vumeral, a. I)i3cflnce till ett tal. - letters,<br />
s. pi. trtfneb<strong>of</strong>finf.<br />
>funierary, a. tifflj'orauDc ett »ift td.<br />
Numerate, v. n. tnfnn.<br />
?fumeration, s. tnfnnnbe, tiitjnnbt;<br />
leteting ; T. tnU utnamnante.<br />
Niumerator, s. tafnate, fiffetfnt[ ; T.<br />
Ifiljate. \s. c^^[fl6 bcfTaffenbet.<br />
Ntimerical,a. tiltljotig tafning. -ness,<br />
Numerist, s. fifferfatl.<br />
Nuniero, s. nummet.<br />
Numerous , a. inltif, iiiDrfcn ; ()atmo;<br />
niff. -ness, s. taltifhet, mAngb.<br />
Numismatic, a. Ijotnnte till myntse;<br />
tenlTnpen.<br />
Numismatics, s. pi. im;ntuftcnf!ap.<br />
Numismatography, s. befTtifning ont<br />
gaiiiXn iiiijni. [tiH imjnt.<br />
Nummary, Nummular, o. Ijotnnte<br />
Numness, s. fctfytning, fielbet.<br />
Numskull, s. vunbl)uftmb, tij(p. -ed,<br />
ilvaftig, bum.<br />
Nun, s. nunna; b(nmt«<br />
fnnvvnre. -gall, s. goKavle. -hatch,<br />
-jobber, -pecker, s. tjricfa (fngel).<br />
-shell, 3. nijtfFal. -square, s. T.<br />
fi^rfanten pa anfarlaggen. -tree, ».<br />
I)affet. small - , s. baffelnijt.<br />
Nutation, s. bafvan, ffalfning.<br />
Nutmeg, s. iiiuffot.<br />
Nutrication, s. nnringsfntt, fSbning.<br />
Nutriment, s. ndring, fuba. -al, a.<br />
Nutrition, s. nnring, foba. [ndronbe.<br />
Nutritious , Nutritive , a. f obanbe.<br />
-ness, s. ndranbe bejTaffenbet.<br />
Nutriture, s. noting, nnringSf<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Nutting, *. notplocfning.<br />
Nuzzle, V. a. &, n. nfira ; ringa fein;<br />
gbmma fig ; bbfa fom ffin.<br />
Nj^mph, s. ni;mf ; flidfa. [fnopp.<br />
Nympha , 5. puppa (po infefter) ; xtiit<br />
o.<br />
Oaf, s, bijting ; tcf, fone, nart. -ish,<br />
a. bum, tnfalbig. -ishness, s.<br />
bumf)et.<br />
Oak, s. ef, eh^itfe. -apple, -hall,<br />
-cone, s. -gomes, «. pi. tfSITon.<br />
-fern, s. cnnbunte. -lea<strong>the</strong>r, «.<br />
jingctfvjatiip. -en, a. af ef.<br />
Oakling, s. ung ef.<br />
Oakum, s. bref; gnmmaU uppfnobbt<br />
tagverfe att infiUi^ i planffogningarne<br />
Oar, s. ert^, maUn. [pS ffepp.<br />
Oar, *. ora. -, v. a. ro. -s, s. pi. en<br />
bot meb tea par orot. -y , u.i fctni<br />
<strong>of</strong>, tjenanbe till, ora.<br />
;
284 Oas<br />
Oasis, 3. cai.<br />
Oat, «. Ijafta. -bread, ». l)(^fte6ri5^.<br />
-grass, 3. I)nfrn. -malt , s. hnfre.<br />
ninlt. -meal, 5. (>nfteinjlj(, f)nfr
Obs<br />
li^tnftigOet; tifbegnngelfe,<br />
Dbsequy, s. lifbcgnngelfe; piffiflOet.<br />
Dbserate, v. a. i^tn^anqa.<br />
Observable, a. anmntfning^tifitt).<br />
-uess, s. marftintbigljet.<br />
Ob8er\ ance, *. ntebtpi^ning ; Stlybnnb<br />
m.uffaml)et, fotgf.ittigbet ; tcgd.<br />
Observant, a. uppmfitffnm, forgfallig<br />
;<br />
; :<br />
lycig. - <strong>of</strong> one's word, ottljatten.<br />
-i,s.pl. obfetonnieten.<br />
Observation, s. anmntfning; upp;<br />
;rffaml)et; ton. [fain <strong>of</strong>fabnte.<br />
Observator, *. jafttngnte; upj)uiarf=<br />
Observatory, s. obfeioatotium, ^yttn--<br />
fifeti.<br />
Observe, f . a. & n. jafttngn, onmatfa,<br />
blifra i>orfe ; fttn ; fjalTa; fatnuppuiatfj<br />
Obsession, s. belogting. [fam.<br />
Obsidional,a, I)6tanfcetiltenbe(ngring.<br />
Obsignate, v. a. befegla; beft.iftn.<br />
Obsignation, s. b«fegling, befnifreffc.<br />
Obsignatory, a. bcfrnftnn^e.<br />
Obsolete, a. gauinuil, obcuflig. -ness,<br />
. obtuflig()*t.<br />
Obstacle, «. binber, lnor^^a^^. [fcnf}.<br />
Obstetricatien, s. batnfijrto^ningg:<br />
Obstetricions, Obstetrick, a. barn=<br />
f orl<strong>of</strong>ininggfonftm tiHIuitig ; be()j«tptig.<br />
Obstinacy, Obstinateness, s. Onrt.<br />
nncfcn[)er, enoisbet, cgenfinnig^ft.<br />
Obstinate, a. bnl^ftavtig, genfjtnfvig,<br />
Obstipation, s. forftcppning. [envn?.<br />
Obstreperous, a. cfli^tig, buHetfmii.<br />
Obstriction, s. fijtbinbnfe.<br />
Obstruct, V. a. fbtj^oppn; bniimia;<br />
uvpebntta. -ion, s. I)atbt lif ; binDet<br />
tiCfpiTttning. -ive, a. f'orPo|>panbe,<br />
binttonbt, bnmninn&e.<br />
Obstruency, s. (loppanbc cgenffap.<br />
Obstruent, a. fcrfloppnnbe ; binbtanbe.<br />
Obstruse, a. bunf«l, fotbotgab.<br />
Obstupefy, v. a. fotffrricfo.<br />
Occ 285<br />
Obtenebrate, v. a. formotfa.<br />
Obtenebration, s. foctuntiing.<br />
Obtension, s. fetcbaciinbe.<br />
Obtest, V. a. & n. entrng«n bebja;<br />
(against) ptotefJctn. [fijrpligttlfe.<br />
Obtestation, 5. cntcagen ton; biJgtibiig<br />
Obtrectation, s. bnfcantning, fi5tta(.<br />
Obtrude, v. a. pStvinga, pobotba, pas<br />
Obtruncate, v. a. fJijnipn. [ttuga.<br />
Obtrusion, 5. potpingning, pSttuganCe.<br />
Obtrusive, a. patrugnnbe, patioinganDe.<br />
Obtund, f . a. gora tvubbig ; tampa.<br />
Obturation, s. igcntoppning.<br />
Obbasangnlar, a. trubbvinftig.<br />
Obtuse, a. ttubbig, liubbnb ; fl'd, fang*<br />
lotijg; ttijg. -ness, a. ttubbigljet; ps<br />
b«t; b<strong>of</strong>bet (oni Ijub),<br />
Obtusion, s. <strong>of</strong>f}i)inpning; ttubbigbet.<br />
Obumbrate, f . a. gifcn ffugga.<br />
Obumbration, s. ffuggning, fotbunf*<br />
Obvention, s. banb«lfe, fllump. [ling.<br />
Obversant, a. befant.<br />
Obverse, a, omsanb, niott?nnb,<br />
Obvert, v. a. rantn cniot.<br />
Obviate, f. a. fijtebijgga, fiitefommo.<br />
Obvious, a. liggnnbe niibt eniol; oils<br />
man , iff e fafffijnt ; Ih'ttfattlig , lyblig.<br />
-ness, s. ijgonjTenligbet, tijbligfjei.<br />
Occasion, s. tifffdtte, lagenbet ; antebs<br />
ning, fTol; angelagenbet ; beI)<strong>of</strong>, tarf.<br />
-s, s.pl. fitenbct. -, v. a. gifra am<br />
Ictning, fBtctfatn. -al, a. foranlotans<br />
be ; tittfdlTig.<br />
Occecation, s. fbtblinbnnbe.<br />
Occident, «. oefier, oefion ; fo[en§ nebs<br />
gang ; ue^cttontien.<br />
Occidental, a. vejllig, tjfJetldnbiT.<br />
Occiduous, a. nftaganbe ; »«fHig,<br />
Occipital, a. IjBtanDe tilf bafbeUn'cf<br />
buffubet.<br />
Occiput, 5. bnfbelen <strong>of</strong> f)uf»ubet.<br />
Occision, j. brap.<br />
Obtain, v. a.&n. etbaHa, fn ; tilTtaga Occlude, V. a. littjluta, tittfpdtrn.<br />
bibcbaffa fig ; bafva ftanigang. -able, Occluse, a. tiHftoppaD. [ning.<br />
a. fom fan etbnlln^. -er , s. ejuotto; Occlusion, s. tjHiTuining, igenfldngs<br />
g«re. -ment, s. eniotraganbe.<br />
Occult, a. fctbotgac, fStColb; obefant.<br />
Obtemperate, v. a. lyba, Ijotfamuin. Occultation, s. fijtbotganbe ; T. be»<br />
Obtemperation, s. Uybnob.<br />
tdining, bortffyniuinnte.<br />
Obtend, v. a. invanba.<br />
Occultness, s. i)t\i\[iQl)tt.
286 Occ<br />
Occupancy, s. tiCfegnelfe ; btpttninfl-<br />
Occupant, s. Myiftart; inn«()flfpare.<br />
Occupate, v. a. intaga, fcefiifn.<br />
Occupation, s. inerjafpanle; fi)p(n, gos<br />
Tciiiai.<br />
Occupati%'e, a. T. tagen i befittning.<br />
Occupier, s. Sbo, inne()nfunte.<br />
Occupy, V. a. & n. inne^nffn, bffitto<br />
: ;<br />
innefattn; fi)|fe(fntta; ()ant>ta.<br />
Occur, V. n. ttaffo, fiota it)CP; mota;<br />
fcrefoiunia. -rence, s. I)nn^e(f« ; on^<br />
Icfcning. -rent, a. fi5r«fnllnnbe, mlv<br />
tonCe. -sion, s. fmnnianfiotning, mote.<br />
Ocean, s. eceon, MttB^ljafoet. -,a.()cifs..<br />
Oceanic, a. I)ornnbe tiff v?trlbSl)nft>et.<br />
Ocellated, a. tit ett Ijga ; flarf ig.<br />
Ochlocracy, s. piJbelOnrfTnv.<br />
Ochre, s. oitn. -ous, -y, a. o(fernf=<br />
tig ; inneI)<strong>of</strong>fanfce ocfra.<br />
Octaedron, s. T. octacDtr.<br />
Octagon, s. attfnnt.<br />
Octagonal, Octangular, a. ottfantig.<br />
-ness, s. flttfnntigljct.<br />
Octant, 5. T. cftont. - , a. T. <strong>of</strong>ffitjs<br />
Va 45 gtfltecg nfftnnb.<br />
Octave, s. tib af 8 bagat ; T. <strong>of</strong>taf.<br />
Octavo, s. <strong>of</strong>r<strong>of</strong>sfotinat.<br />
Octennial, a. attaarig.<br />
October, s. Oftcbet.<br />
Octoedrical, a. nttcifibig.<br />
Octogenary, a. ottatioatig.<br />
Octonary, a. hotnnbe tiff attotnlet.<br />
Octonocular, a. ottn'ogab. \^[ati.<br />
Octapetalous, a. T. font hat atta blciiu<br />
Octostyle, s. byggning meb ottn velote<br />
i ftontfn. [vielfit.<br />
Octosj'Uable, a. beflaente af otto ji<strong>of</strong>^<br />
Octuple, a. Qtinfatbig. [nfi^no.<br />
Ocular, a. ogat tiffl)ocig ; bgonfF«nlig<br />
Oculate, a. fijcfebb nieb iigon.<br />
Oculist, s. ogonlnfnte.<br />
Oculus-beli, s. Inbtabotflcn.<br />
Odd, a. ubbo, ojeinn: unbcrlig, be|'i)n:<br />
necUg; obebogtig, ctoiiiplig; obefant.<br />
-ity, 3. fafffamftet. -ness, s. ojeiiin=<br />
i)tt i tol; fnfffonihet; grot.<br />
Odds,«. olit()ct, ojeinnbet; ttota. -bobs !<br />
-heart ! i. v<strong>of</strong> ovpenium<br />
Ode, s. ob(, ItirijTt fTatbefii)(f(.<br />
!<br />
Off<br />
Odible, a. fi5tl)att«g.<br />
Odious, o. afiTi;t!arb, tebtcjliiggtig<br />
batob. -ness, s. t>eberfti)ggligl)et, f«<br />
Odium, s. focboitigljct. [l)atligl)tt<br />
Odontalgy, s. tanbtorf.<br />
Odontic, s. iiicb«t «mot tanbtetf. -, a<br />
botonbe tiff tonberna.<br />
Odor, Odour, s. tuft, nl(uft. -ate.<br />
a. flfltft tuftonbe, bcftnnbe.<br />
Odoriferous, a. coltuftanbe. -ness,<br />
s. vattuft.<br />
Odorous, a. PoIIuffanbe.<br />
Oecumenical, a. <strong>of</strong>fmon, "<strong>of</strong>miienilT.<br />
Oedematons, a. faffen f« t>attenaftiga<br />
fpuffnabet.<br />
Oeilliad, s. bliff, Bgonfaft.<br />
Oesophagus, s. matriniv'C : fiualgtt.<br />
Of, pr. af ; tiff folje af ; cm ; btanb. -<br />
all things, ftatitfot <strong>of</strong>ft. - course,<br />
frifettigen, 6«t fotfios. - late, ntjtigcn.<br />
- old, fotbom. out -, utur.<br />
Off, ad.dpr. bort; ifron ; T.ifa b'ojben<br />
<strong>of</strong>, utonfor. -, i. bort ! ur vogen ! -<br />
-h<strong>and</strong>, genaf}, inprciiiptu. -side, *<br />
ftanfiban, bi^a^a fibon (}>S en \)'a\t). -<br />
with your hat, batten <strong>of</strong>.<br />
OflFal, s. fmulor, <strong>of</strong>\5«rIeft>cc ; flfffrav,<br />
boligt fijtt; inelfverna i bjur.<br />
Offence, s. forolainpning, ffi;mf ; for»<br />
bri)telfe, fi;nb; fotgripetfe, <strong>of</strong>oerf<strong>of</strong>fanbe.<br />
to give-, fotoloinpa. to take-,<br />
toga iffa. -ful, a. fSrotaiiipanbe, am<br />
ftStlig. -less, o. inento«, <strong>of</strong>PijIbig.<br />
Offend, V. a. & n. forolcimpa, fortteta,<br />
<strong>of</strong>otrotta ; <strong>of</strong>iicttrh'bn ; nngripa ; fijnbo,<br />
feta; fbrgripa fig. -er, «. fotbti)tat
Off<br />
fontcr. honse<strong>of</strong>-, afttabt. -, '.<br />
a. fottfitta.<br />
Ofl&cer, «. embet^mnn; <strong>of</strong>ficer, 6cf.il=<br />
l)ah?ate; flat^rjcnare, voli^betjent.-red,<br />
a. fi5tfe^^ uuC befnihafrarf.<br />
Official, a. anHig teiiiate ; ftnbgtjcnatc.<br />
-, a. tjennnte; fccinlig; <strong>of</strong>ftciel. -ty,<br />
5. en <strong>of</strong>jtcial^ Ingfiiflfl.<br />
Officiate, v. a. ferfFflffo; fotrntta<br />
gut^tjenflen ; uttotta fit en annnn.<br />
Officinal, 5. ^rog, opctef^pota. -, a.<br />
fciii tilTreScg pa nipotefen. - plants, s.<br />
pi. nie6ictnnlcn>tet.<br />
Officious, a. tjenitaftig, fjaffnnbe.<br />
-ness, s. befirtfffanihel.<br />
Offing, s. T. Bppna fjon, tuni fj(5.<br />
Offscoaring, s. ffulot, fiftnte ; <strong>of</strong>ffuui<br />
;<br />
Off-set, s. totfTott, telning. [v6b«l.<br />
Off-spring, s. affomnia, batn.<br />
Offuscate, p. a. ffymiiia, fijtmijrfa.<br />
Offuscation, s. foctunfling.<br />
Offward, ad. utnt, fjijpatt.<br />
Oft, - times, cH.<br />
Often, ad. <strong>of</strong>tn , flera gongec. -ness,<br />
3. luangfalMgljcr, <strong>of</strong>ta upvttpiinte.<br />
Ogee, Ogive, s. T. ett litet liralf <strong>of</strong>vet<br />
fijnfltet eti. tijtrcn tnuti ett annat.<br />
Ogle, s. pinf , f'otllulen t(icf , cgcnfnjt.<br />
-, v.a. Uinta, fe figbgb 4)a «n. -ry,^.<br />
bligning, fnegling. [vobcita).<br />
Oglio, s. eit iTog^ ©panff fcpva (cffn<br />
Ogte, -gree, s. ratutf.<br />
^•. Oh, ttilol<br />
Oil, 5. olja , Bomolja. -back , 5. olje*<br />
fctngg. -bush, «. unBetttae. -case,*.<br />
oarttif^<strong>of</strong>pericng (pa en fsatt). -cloth,<br />
s. rnrtuf. -colour, 3. cljefotg. -man,<br />
s. oljehantlate. -nut, s. uutgetnlit.<br />
-shop , s. oljcbct. -skin, s. carnSt<br />
t<strong>of</strong>t, -stone, s. cljftctt. -, v. a. olja.<br />
-iness, s. oljattigljei. -y, a. oljig.<br />
- grain, s. fefam'ott.<br />
Oint, V. a. fmorja, befit^fa tueb fnlfoa.<br />
-ment, s. fntotjelfe, fotfoa,<br />
Okefern, s. ornibunfe.<br />
Old, a. gauimal, bebagab; fetten<br />
btufnt; oI)i)ggIig. - age, s. olbecbom.<br />
-man's-board, s. gtaffngg. -en, a.<br />
ficQlbrab, utm<strong>of</strong>cifl. -ish, a. nagot<br />
Omn 287<br />
gcimniat. -ness, 3. otber, ntbcttoni;<br />
focntiB. [oljaftigl)et.<br />
Oleaginous, a. oljaftig. -ness, s.<br />
Ole<strong>and</strong>er, s. lagetbntSttnb.<br />
Oleaster, s. \?ilci cljcttab.<br />
Oleity, s. oljaftigbet.<br />
Oleous, s. oljig, befloenbe <strong>of</strong> oljn.<br />
Oleracions, a. ottattig.<br />
Olfact, f. a. traga luft tftet nagot.<br />
-ory, a. Wovanit tiC luften. -nerves,<br />
s. pi. [uftnerretna.<br />
Olid, Olidous, a. flinfanbe.<br />
Oligarchical, a. oligarfii?.<br />
Oligarchy, s. otigatft, fopntbe.<br />
Olio, 3. oKrtsVOBriBa ; fainting.<br />
Olitory, s. folgnrb, f<strong>of</strong>^itabgatb. -, a.<br />
bcrnnte tiff en fiifsttotgatB.<br />
Olivaster, a. clipegrcn.<br />
Olive, «. cUo. -snail, s. bot«aftate<br />
(mSnfncitfa). -tree, s. otjetrab.<br />
011a, 3. ett (lagg epanjT fopva (<strong>of</strong>fa*<br />
OUet, s. tctt ri^i'eb. [vobtiCa).<br />
Olympiad, s. olymviab.<br />
Olympian, a. - blue, s. betgblatt.<br />
Olympic, a. Olynivij?, (wniiiielff.<br />
Olympus,*. bergetO(i)iiipu^;Oli)inpen.<br />
Ombre, s. (ouiOcrfpe(. [meter.<br />
Ombrometer, s. rcgmiintare , cnibros<br />
Omega, s. bcfflaf^enO, ten fif}a i©re«<br />
fiffa alfabetet.<br />
Omelet, s. eggvannfafa<br />
Omen, s. fotbettjBelfe. [tarniarne.<br />
Omentum, s. natet, ifjetfjinna onifring<br />
Omer, s. Ijebteifft tnatt.<br />
Ominate, v. n. £t a. \io.tiCi, fpS , ana<br />
betecfna.<br />
Omination, s. fpoboui, fotebub.<br />
Ominous, a. fecebaCanbe. -ness, *.<br />
forefpocnBe natur. [nielfe.<br />
Omission, s. unBerlattnfjet, forfuuis<br />
Omissive, a. uteUmnanbe.<br />
Omit, V. a. unBetdita, uteleuino, glcnis<br />
ma. -tance, «. nffioenbe, unberlotnnbe.<br />
Omnifarious, a. af alia flag. [ting.<br />
Omniferous , a. font frambtingar all*<br />
Omnific, a. fom flapar affring. [mer.<br />
Omniform , a. fom Oac alia (lagg fots<br />
Omnigenous, a. beffnenPe <strong>of</strong> olla flag.<br />
Omnipareat, a. fom fcamfobec aUting.<br />
;
288 Omn<br />
Omnipercipient, a. fcm f«t attting.<br />
Omnipotence, s. nUnidgt.<br />
Omnipotent, a. nH^nirigtig.<br />
Omnipresence, s. aaefJrite^notParetfe.<br />
Omnipresent, a, nUefinDe^natvotante.<br />
Omniscience, s. Qa^^etfnf)et.<br />
Oniniscient, a. affretnntie, aVitii.<br />
Omniscious, a. onretonbe.<br />
Omnium-ga<strong>the</strong>rum, s. niifcfiniflftf).<br />
Omnivorous, a. attt ftatanbc.<br />
Omoplate, s. ffu(let= «a. axetOIafc.<br />
Omphalocele, «. nnfrclOtorf.<br />
Omphaloptic, s. T. imvtx fyngtn^.<br />
On,pr. pS, vii6, titt. -a sudden, \![ixi'.<br />
(igen, i Onft. - foot, iitt fcts. -<br />
high, i ^bjtfn. - horseback, titt<br />
\)a\t. - purpose, ineb flit. - contrary,<br />
-, i. gn pa! tafft!<br />
Onager, s. t^ilba^na.<br />
Onania, Onanism, «. fjelfOefladfcIfc.<br />
Once, ac^. en gang ; fotboiii. - for all,<br />
en gang fot alfn. at -, all at-, ifBu<br />
fligen.<br />
One, a. en, ett; en cnbn. -, /jr. eS" *.<br />
man; nagon. one's self, fig, fig fjelf.<br />
-by one, en i fencec. -berry, Penu=<br />
f)ntt. -blade,5. ifornfcnt?fllje, ifcvnbar.<br />
-eyed, a. enSgt. -h<strong>and</strong>ed, a. en()iinbi.<br />
Oneness, s. «nf)et; entel^et.<br />
Onerary, a. lajlfctagnnse ; Ixfrnttig.<br />
Onerate, v. a. valnftfl ; t'efs^firn.<br />
Oneration, s. betiingnnbe, befvnrnnbe.<br />
Onerous, a. tnng, fvnit.<br />
Onion, s. t'etr<strong>of</strong>. -eyed, a. todigb.<br />
Only, a. enba, enffiui. -bill, i. fcla=<br />
oere(. -, ad. aHenaf}, enb<strong>of</strong>l, Olott.<br />
Onocrotal, s. pclifan.<br />
Onset, J. anfflH, ongrejjp; botjnn. -,<br />
V. a. nnfnUa, bcgynna.<br />
Onslaught, s. jlotm, anfalT. [tologien.<br />
OntologistjS. en font St fijtfaten t on=<br />
Ontology, s. ontologi. [ftnmat.<br />
Onward, a. & ad. goenbe f rautot ; f taui,<br />
Onwards, ad. pibote.<br />
Onycha, s. onir ; t<strong>of</strong>t>«tf<br />
Onyx, s. onijr, en nrr (igat.<br />
Ooze, v.n.Q\)Uja, fnrt; f aKfag ; T.<br />
ntubbetgtunb. -, v. a. rinna bott, tot*<br />
.<br />
Opi<br />
tai ut. -nesB, a. gi)ttjigf)et.<br />
Oozy, a. fumpig, gvtijig, motnfig.<br />
Opacate, v. a. |Ti)mntn, fotbunfla.<br />
Opacity,*, bunfelljet, ogeneinffinlig^et.<br />
Opacous, a. lunfcl, ogenomiTinlig.<br />
Opal, s. opol, en att ogot.<br />
Opaque, a. bunfel.<br />
Ope, Open, a. ijppcn; cfFi;[b; ogonffen*<br />
[ig ; uppenbnt, <strong>of</strong>fentlig ; Bppenljjettig.<br />
to lay-, to set-, ftninlnggn, bepifa.<br />
- air, 3. fcia lufren. -arse, s. ntifpel<br />
ea. cre[b.ii. -eyed, a. rnffmn. -h<strong>and</strong>ed,<br />
a. ftif<strong>of</strong>iig. -hearted, a. upprig*<br />
tig; milb. -mou<strong>the</strong>d, a. glupjT, gitig.<br />
- wea<strong>the</strong>r, «. lentiriber.<br />
Open, f. a. & n. iippnn; upptfitfa;<br />
bcgynna ; 'oppna fig (f<br />
; nttn (om bunt<br />
tcrittoiu. -, ad. Ditnte; nier, Irtngte. tftt). -ing, s. bppning, genoinfntt<br />
bLirjnn. -, a. ijppnonbe. -ness, «. 6p«<br />
penhct ; Bppenljjetligljet.<br />
Opera, s. cpeta, fSngffobefpel.<br />
Operable, a. giitlig.<br />
Operant, a. iietffam.<br />
Operate, I'.n. (on) tetfa; T. opetern.<br />
Operation, *. vetfning, cetfan; fote*<br />
togcinbe ; T. opeiation.<br />
Operative, a. tetfonbe, cerffam.<br />
Operator, s. atbetnte, cetfftnffote ; Ins<br />
fate, opetatot.<br />
Operculum, s. T. (otf. [gul ntfenif,<br />
Operment, s. opetmenf, nutipigtnent,<br />
Operose, a.arbetfani, <strong>of</strong>ottruten ; fvat.<br />
Operosity, s. atbetfontbet, flit; mbba.<br />
Ophimorphous, a. otntattab.<br />
Ophiophagons, a. otmfiatanbe.<br />
Ophite, Ophites, s. <strong>of</strong>tt, crmflen.<br />
Ophthalmic , a. ijgcnfnlfoa , ijgcneat*<br />
ten. -, a. font flngat cgonen.<br />
Ophthalmj% s. ogonfjufn.<br />
Opiate, s. opiat, fomnitijif. - , a. f<strong>of</strong>s<br />
t>nnbe, cijfvnnbe.<br />
Opifice, s. oibete, »erf. -r, s. fonpnht.<br />
Opinable, a. tanfbat, fnnnolif.<br />
Opinative, a. inbillab; twii.<br />
Opination, s. niening.<br />
Opine, V. n. menn, baffn fiJte-<br />
Opiniaster, *. tm'xi nienniiTn.<br />
Opiniative.a. tnpU; inbiffaC. -ness,<br />
s. egcnfinnigljet.<br />
;
Opi<br />
piniatre, a. Ijal^ftnttig.<br />
piniatry, s. f)nUftArrigf)et.<br />
pinion, s. jiiening, oiiitLMiic ; nUinntis<br />
-, a. frribig.<br />
pportune, a. [aglig, p<strong>of</strong>fantje ; tanip»<br />
-ness, s. lagligl)cr, beqijfimligbct.<br />
pportunity, s. laglig^et, gynnanbe<br />
pposal, s. mot-flani. [tifffaffe.<br />
ppose, f. a. fSra.Juotfla, inurinba, be=<br />
hica, faita fig cmot; T. cpponeto.<br />
-less , a. onn<strong>of</strong>jlantlig. -lessness,<br />
f. oemotjianbligljef. -r, s. motjian=<br />
jnte ; mal.<br />
pposite, s. luotjtanbare ; ting fom<br />
.igger mibt emot. -, a. uiibtemot belci;<br />
jen; niotfatt, fltibig. -ness, a. moN<br />
Innb, fltibig(;et. [mibtemot; ^nbigtjet.<br />
pposition, s. iiiotfianb, belngenljet<br />
ppress, V. a. ttijcfo, unbetfufoa.<br />
-ion, s. fertti)cf, ptnga, etnnbe, ncbfloj<br />
jenl)et. -ive, a. tti)(fanbe, unintnyionbe,<br />
<strong>of</strong>set»in[bignnbe; onunfflig.<br />
-or, s. fotttijcfate, ti;cnnn.<br />
pproLrious, a. fmnblig, ffyniflig.<br />
-ness, 5. ffijmftigbet.<br />
pprobrium, s. fTam, Mnt)ebet, Sannra.<br />
'ppugn, f. a. onfaffn, nngripa; nefa.<br />
-ancy, -ation, s, bc|lribnnb«, mots<br />
pane, -er, s. uiotflnnbnre.<br />
Engltsh <strong>Swedish</strong> Diet.<br />
Orb 289<br />
Optable, a. BnfFan^Dntb. -ness, ».<br />
ilTligfjit. [a. Dnffanbe.<br />
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Optative, s. T. optntiviu*, mobu^. - ,<br />
Optic, s. iign ; cptifft inffrunient. -, a.<br />
nfoi'.ittet. -,v. a. iiienn, tro.<br />
piuionative, a. hcili^axuQ.<br />
piparons, a. vrrtgtig.<br />
pitulation, s. bifiiitit.<br />
pium, s. o))iuiii, vanm<strong>of</strong>nft.<br />
pletree, s. rntunflafcc.<br />
pubalsamum, s. "Uxab^f bntfam.<br />
podeldoc, s. opobctc<strong>of</strong>.<br />
poponax, s. vnncixfafr. [rotfnn.<br />
possum,*. minBte 2(uicrifaniTrt pung=<br />
ppidan,s. flaBSbo. -, a.j^nB titt()orig.<br />
ppignerate, v. a. vnntfatin.<br />
ppilate, V. a. otfafft forffoppning.<br />
ppilation, s. ferftoppning.<br />
ppilative, a. fctfioppanSc.<br />
ppleted, a. fuir, uppfijUD.<br />
ppletion, s. fi)tlnn&, BfDctfiob.<br />
i form af ett giibaftjat. -ness, s. bts<br />
ppone, Oppose,<br />
f}aiiiC()ct ; tueti)bigl)et.<br />
I'.<br />
pponency, s. inttnnbntng ; niotpSnt). Oraison, s. bon.<br />
pponent, s, motpanSnte ; T. opponent. Oral, a. niuntlig.<br />
Orange, s. ponicrang, orange. -,a.<br />
tiff, I)'6riinbc tilf fpnen. -nerves, a.<br />
Optician, s. optifu^. [pi. fijnnetoer.<br />
Optics, s. optifi-n.<br />
Optimacy, s. arifJcfrati.<br />
Optimism, s. optiini
290 Ore<br />
Orchal, s. t>inflen.<br />
Orchanet, s. r^3^ ormnga.<br />
Orchard, s. ftuftltri^9arD. -grass, s.<br />
fling, iMintfving.<br />
Orchestre, Orchestra, «. otfefiet.<br />
Orchilla-weed, s. crfelj.<br />
Orchis, s. oitig (oct).<br />
Ordain, v. a. vabjuta, htfaUa ; bellutfl ;<br />
liimiin; ottinern, inpiga titf pr«fl.<br />
Ordeal,*. otCel, <strong>of</strong>ful^«pt<strong>of</strong>. -byfire,<br />
j«rnbijtB.<br />
Order,*, otbning; forotbmng; ot^^r,<br />
f ctf(Trift ; nffigt ; orben, QiUt; forgf.iU<br />
ligfjft. -s,/;/. flnblign flSnbet. to take<br />
orders, biifva ptef}. out <strong>of</strong>-, oct^<br />
bcutligt ; opnjiligt.<br />
Order, f. a. iiu.i'ita, frittrt i otbning:<br />
b«fo[(a, fi>reffrif\^n ; crbineva ; ciga tiU<br />
Vrefl ; ftyva, hcintfjafra. -less, a. tcts<br />
benilig. -lessness, s. occbning. -11ness,<br />
s. ccDentligOet, cegclbunbcnftct.<br />
-ly, a. tcgelbimben, ovbentlig ; sot in=<br />
rfiitob ; ffbig; injTtifoen itutten. -, ad.<br />
orbfntligt. [lig.<br />
Ordinable, a. foui fnn fi5totbna«, ijen^<br />
Oi-dinai, s. ritual, fl<strong>of</strong>letotbning. -, a.<br />
ovDeniiig. - number, s. otfning^int.<br />
Ordinance, s. orbning : flaffning ; f6r=<br />
orbning, plcifat; gt<strong>of</strong>t oruHeri.<br />
Ordinant, a. b«(inniiiiante, befrutanbe.<br />
Ordinary, s. viacb^Iju^, fvi^qvartet;<br />
f flngvrefi ; otbinnrie boniate ; bifTov •,<br />
juarfegnng: 7". ntbetefolf ocf^ ntanffnv'<br />
pa eit nftorflnbt ffepi). -, a. ocbenrlig,<br />
Kjanlig ; nicbJtniiittig ; gemen. - , ad.<br />
unnligcn. [y. a. fovj>tbnn, befl.ininifl.<br />
Ordinate, (I. tegelbunbcn, otbentliq. -,<br />
Ordination,*, incottning ; prefiingning.<br />
Ordnance , «. gr<strong>of</strong>t nrtifleri. master<br />
general <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> -, *. genctolfaim^gs<br />
m-ijl.ve. [nmg.<br />
Ordonnance, *. gob nnocbning, intiitrs<br />
Ordure, *. finut^, otcn(ig()et, fopot.<br />
Ore, «. niftoil, malm, -weed, -wood,<br />
s. fi'\>gio^ fcm uppfnl^aS V" fttantcn.<br />
Oread, *. bergnymf.<br />
Organ, s. organ, v>ctfti)g. -, pi. ell.<br />
pair <strong>of</strong> -s, s. crgivrf. -l<strong>of</strong>t, *. org»<br />
Irittate. -pipe, a. ctgpipa.<br />
Orp<br />
Organical, a. orgqnif! ; f orfebb meb oi<br />
gancv ; tjenanbe fafom pecftijg. -nesi^<br />
*. crgnn-.ff nntur.<br />
Organism,*, organiff fainiiianfattninji<br />
Organization, *. fonunanfaitning. *'<br />
Organize, v. a. fntiimanfatta, bilba.<br />
Organling, *. tittn fctfjiiT.<br />
Organy, *. bergb<strong>of</strong>fa, matmi;ntn.<br />
Orgasm, *. uppi^ciffning.<br />
Orgeat, s. fornvattfn.<br />
Orgeis, *. titen florffifF.<br />
Orgies, *. pi. '!&acd)i f(|}; frnffcri.<br />
Orgues, *./)/. flormgaffft; «tt (Tng« griH<br />
Orichalch, *. nuffing. [f^inoit<br />
Oriel, Oriol,*. fcimnnrguting, gulirnjl.<br />
Oriency, «. fnrgglan^.<br />
Orient, *. morgon ; <strong>of</strong>let, felcn^ uppi<br />
gnng ; Oficrlii'nbetna. — , a. uppgacnbf<br />
cRlig; OftinbifF.<br />
Oriental, *. ijfjetlanbare. -, a. ^^il«^<br />
IfinbpF. -ism, *. bfletlanbffr tnlefalt.<br />
Orifice, *. ntun, niiinning, Lippning.<br />
Origan, *. nianiiDnta, iiiejrntn.<br />
Origin, *. urfpriing, iipptinnelfe.<br />
Original, *. ctiginnl; urfprung, biSt<br />
ion. -, a. mcbfobb: iirfprunglig ; nfto<br />
Originality, Originalness , *.<br />
fpningligljet ; <strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong>t ; egenbet.<br />
Originary, a. utfprungiig.<br />
Originate, v. a. Q: n. otfafa, ftnniat<br />
ftta ; bfitflanima, uppfcnnna.<br />
Origination, *. uppfomf}, ^arffani!<br />
niflfo, [jarUbning.<br />
Orillon, *. T. runrt born.<br />
Orion, *. Orion (fijernbilb).<br />
Orison, *. bijn. [fntttjg<br />
Ork,*. r!5pare(ett (Tagg b«[(in); cit flag)<br />
Orle, *. T. rnpenfom.<br />
Orlop, *. T. fobri;gga. -beams, s.pl,<br />
troSbotren^balfat.<br />
Ornament, *. prijbnnb, f)eberSff tfcn.<br />
V. a. pri)ba, fniycfa. [s. prDblig^ff<br />
Ornamental, a. pri)blig,firlig. -ni<br />
Ornature, *. fir<strong>of</strong>, grannlat.<br />
Orniscopy, *. fpnbom af foglatg pijgt<br />
Ornithologist, *. fogdf.innnre.<br />
Ornithology, *. fogclf.innebcm.<br />
Oroonoko, *. en fort tob^f.<br />
Orphan, *. fabets od) ntcBerliJf} barn
. Ortj'ard,<br />
Orp<br />
biirnhu^fcatn. -house, s. batn[)U«. -f<br />
a. faCers ocf; inoCerlo^. -age, s. egon^<br />
tcm tidhctig faBecT<strong>of</strong>n bntn. -ism,<br />
s. filter = od) iiioDer['o|i tiIIf}nn^.<br />
Orplianotrophy, *. born^ug.<br />
Orpiment, s. autipiginent, gul atfcnif.<br />
Orpine, s. fluripigmcnt ; fiuin9ffll(ovi).<br />
Orrery, s. uiadjin font fijtefinffer l)ini=<br />
Infrcpparneg gang.<br />
[lilja.<br />
Orris, *. gulB^ elT. fi(fyerfpet« ; ^•onxH^<br />
Ort, s. flfirtap. [renloirigliet.<br />
Orthodox, a. tcniatig. -ness, -y, s.<br />
Orthodromics, s. pi. fcnfJen citt ni'tt<br />
Orthoepj-, s. uttalsiara. [fegla.<br />
Orthogon, s. tcitv>inf(ig pgur.<br />
Orthogonal, a. r.itmnflig.<br />
Orthographer, s. tatifrrift>a«.<br />
Orthographical, a. enlig met) tatts<br />
ftnfningslriran.<br />
Orthography, s. rnttftafning, ^Miixa;<br />
T. vlan af en byggnnB.<br />
Ortive, a. T. uppgoenBe (om fjjetnor).<br />
Ortolan, s. (jctrufon (fogcQ-<br />
s. ir<strong>of</strong>tgnrB.<br />
Orval, s. fctiiie^forn.<br />
Or\-ietan, s. niotgifr.<br />
Oscheocele, s. teriifelbtaJ.<br />
Oscillate, f. n. ft>iingo. [=#t'»rclfe.<br />
Oscillancy,OscLllation,«. fpnngning,<br />
Oscillatory, a. pnnganBe.<br />
Oscitancy, 5. fotfummelfe, osarBigOct.<br />
Oscitant, a. foinnig, ffatfaftig.<br />
Oscitation, s. gcifpning.<br />
Osier, s. >MBe, tetgpil.<br />
Osmund, s. osnmnB, faffabuffe.<br />
Osprey, s. blafot, fiiffl)<strong>of</strong>. [ben.<br />
Osselet, 3. benaftig fijutj} vS I)n(int«<br />
Ossuons, a. bcnig, bennttnb.<br />
Ossicle, s. liter ben.<br />
Ossific, a. fon'onBtanBe tiff ben.<br />
Ossification, s. focbcning, benbilBning,<br />
Ossifragent, a. benbri)tanBe.<br />
Ossify, ~
292 Out<br />
Outcast, *. Bottfnflning ; afjTtap ; (<br />
lanD^fctPifl, boctbrifVHn. -, t^. a. u<br />
fafta, vtiita; bottflota ; bnnn(i)fii.<br />
Outcraft, V. a. bfrevtrfiffa i lifiigbet.<br />
Outcry, s. ffri, uttop ; auftion.<br />
Outdate, f. a. upp()dft)a.<br />
Outdo, «^. a. <strong>of</strong>Bettrnffa, <strong>of</strong>pecga.<br />
Outer, a. i>ttte. -ly, ad. utnt; utnn=<br />
fete, -most, a. tjttctfl. [pafl"<br />
Outface , f . a. trotfn ; fcjetft nefa cl<br />
Outfall, s. utfair, uttopp, fann(.<br />
Outfit, s. cmfcflnas viB en uituflning.<br />
-, t'. a. ulcufln, uttefin.<br />
Outfly, v. a. Pyga untnn, flijga om.<br />
Outform, s. utvattti fTapnaC, i;ta.<br />
Outgate, s. urgSng, utiopp. [ttngn,<br />
Outgo, V. a. Sfoetttnffa; gS fortote ; be;<br />
Outguard, s. utp<strong>of</strong>l, forp<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Outhouse, s. utl)u«, utbuggnab. ^<br />
Outjutting, a. utflnenbe, ftamPaente.<br />
Outl<strong>and</strong>ish, a. uttrintff, fcnnnuanbe.<br />
Outlast, t^. n. vara, tnrfa liingte.<br />
Outlaw, s. fogetfci, biltog perfon: ban-.<br />
Cit. -, a. bannh)fi. —, v. a. fittlaxa<br />
fogelfti; bijiiia i ben anflagaCeg fran=<br />
vato. -ry, s. fotflntanbe fiic ftetfes ;<br />
utiTtifning, pt<strong>of</strong>fription. [fptingn om.<br />
Outleap, s. Pl;tt ; utlMig ; utffla. -, v. a.<br />
Outlet, 5. utgong, uttopp.<br />
Outline, s. omUai; i;ttte btagcn. -,<br />
pi. ultrng.<br />
Outlive, f. a. <strong>of</strong>petleftia ; fMnnia met<br />
lifret iftan. [oottentlig.<br />
Outlying, a. utoui ligganbe ; nflfigfen ;<br />
Outmarch, v. a. go om, go fociate.<br />
Outmeasure, f. a. cava jlotte i matt.<br />
Outmost, a. ^ttctfi. [Ut.<br />
Outnumber, f. a. <strong>of</strong>uerttaffa titt anta=<br />
Outpace, f . a. gS fottnte.<br />
Outparish, 5. foien i ferffhtetna.<br />
Outpart, s. i)ttre, <strong>of</strong>liigfen bel.<br />
Outpass, f. a. uppna; <strong>of</strong>oertrnffrt<br />
Outpoise, s. vdqa ijftev.<br />
Outporch, .s. jnfor^poct.<br />
Outports, s. be fotniimfta f)Qiunat i<br />
Siotbcitnnnien (utom Somen).<br />
Outpost, s. utp<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Outpour, f. a. utgjuta.<br />
Outprize, >. a. bfveciiriffa t ontbe.<br />
Out<br />
Outrage , s, ffijnif, cfoetoolb, tjerfan.<br />
-, V. a. & n. <strong>of</strong>ottnttQ, forolfimpa;<br />
cfl^ct(Tti^a ; utfvififoa.<br />
Outrageous, Outragious, a. rolbfam,<br />
(ictmnnse, gtuflig ; |Ii)nif lig ; bfpetCtifi<br />
ren, cl)i;gglig. -ness , a. calbfanifcer,<br />
taferi; ijfuetbtift.<br />
Outraze, f. a. uttotn. [ga ; bebraga.<br />
Outreach, f. a. fttdia fig Bfret; Bfret.<br />
Outride, v. a. riba om ed. fotbi. -r,<br />
5. uttiBnte, ()ejbuf. [Bfipett, bottl<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Outrigger, s. T. itttiggate (
Out<br />
Outwit, f. a. bfvccttfiffa ieett; luta,<br />
cfi-eclifla. [6ctn met on en annon.<br />
Outwork, s. T- utani^etf. -, v. a. t\)va, rinnn broppttig.<br />
Ouzy, a. fuftig, fuinpifl.<br />
Oval, s. eggruns figut. -, a. o»ot, egg=<br />
fctntig, aflangt tunb.<br />
Ovarious, a. bcfiaenbe af egg; T. I;5;<br />
cante tin cggftocfacna.<br />
Ovarj', s. cggjlecf, egglju^.<br />
Ovated, a. eggtif.<br />
Ovation, s.niin&tettiunifljO^Komatnc.<br />
Oven, s. ugn, bnfugn. -fork, s. ugn«i<br />
t<strong>of</strong>a. -peel, s. ugneifpote.<br />
Over, /jr. <strong>of</strong>t^et, cfcanpa. -, ad. <strong>of</strong>ret,<br />
Sfrigt. - against, inibtemot. - <strong>and</strong> -,<br />
<strong>of</strong>tn, fieta gnnget. - <strong>and</strong> under, met<br />
eff. minbte. -night, fot natlen, naU<br />
ten igencm. [met rin fom belj'<strong>of</strong>^.<br />
Overact, f. a. d n. <strong>of</strong>oetbtifoa, gota<br />
Overall, s. Sfoetroif, futfut.<br />
Overarch, v. a. bctncfn ineb t)alf.<br />
Overawe, f . «. Ijaffa i potbnab ; injaga<br />
fmftnn.<br />
Overbalance, 5. bfnetfigt, <strong>of</strong>pettngfen^<br />
I)et. -, f. a. bfoetoii'ga, I)nft)n bfoetOnnb.<br />
Overhattle, a. otttfbt i)mnig.<br />
Overbear, v. a. <strong>of</strong>oetoinnn; calbfauit<br />
bef)ettfTa : tifsetlafta-<br />
Overbearing, a. Bfpetmobi^, ftolt.<br />
Overbid, v. a. bjuba iifwet.<br />
Overbig, a. ijfsetninttan tjodf.<br />
Overblovf, v. n. & a. fafta fig, upp=<br />
I)i5ta ntt btafa: biittb(afn, btifra.<br />
Overboard, ai. bfeet boib, i fjijn.<br />
Overboil, v. a. fcfn bfiiei eH. fot m^dfet.<br />
Overbold, a. titttngfen, bfSiongen.<br />
Overburden, v. a. Bfoctl<strong>of</strong>Ja.<br />
Overbusy, a. fot mt)dfet fi)|yel|'att.<br />
Overbuy, v. a. fopa fijt bijtt.<br />
Overcarry, v. a. gS fot langt meb hSj<br />
got ; fbtteba.<br />
Overcast, a. motf, muUn. -, v. a.<br />
foimbtfn, betfiifa meb motn; betafna<br />
for ^ogt, miptaga fig i tnfning.<br />
Overcautious, a.bfBeibtifoet fotfigtig.<br />
Overcharge, s. fot tung bbtba; fot<br />
i\\\}ia betalbt. -, v. a. bfuetlapa ; bes<br />
Ove 293<br />
fonta: tareta fot I)bgt.<br />
Overcloud, v. a. fotbunfia, Ijolja meb<br />
moln. [mat.<br />
Overcloy, v. a. anba tiff ricf el f^ffa meb<br />
Overcome, v. a. bfsjeicinna, unb«t»<br />
fufon; <strong>of</strong>pctlafla; vinna.<br />
Overconfidence, s. fbtmntenl)«t.<br />
Overconfident, a. fbimnten.<br />
Overcorned, a. fbtfaltab.<br />
Overcount, v. a. t^atbeta fbt I/bgt.<br />
Overcover, v. a. bf»etl)btja.<br />
Overcurious, a. fbt mt)tfet ni)ftfcn.<br />
Overdiligent, a. afftfbt flitig.<br />
Overdo, v. a. d: n. gbta nagct fot mi)=<br />
cfer. - one's self, gtipa fig fbt IiStbt<br />
Overdue, ad. bfretmSttan. [an.<br />
Overeat, v. n. fbtata fig. [bit t?atfe.<br />
Overeye, v. a. bfretfe, genombgna;<br />
Overfierce, a. bfi^etbabig.<br />
Overflow, s. bfoetfpamning ; bfretflbb.<br />
-, V- a. bf»etft>amma ; bfretflbba.<br />
Overfond, a. fbt mijtfet fatlig.<br />
Overforward, a. afftfbt begatUg.<br />
-ness, s. bfpetiining.<br />
Overfreight, v. a. <strong>of</strong>oetkiffa, lafio (eit<br />
ffepp) fbt nn^cfet.<br />
Overful, a. bf«}etflbbanbe. [igencm.<br />
Overglance, v. a. baftigt <strong>of</strong>cetfe, bgna<br />
Overgo, V. a. bfvetga, bfuetttaffa.<br />
Overgreat, a. afftfbt flot.<br />
Overgrow, v. n. &a. fbtyaya fig, faro<br />
fbt fict; tacfa bfvet. -th, a. fbt jiatf<br />
part ; bfi?etPlbb.<br />
Overhale, v. a. betacfa; eftetfbfa, bfj<br />
rerfe. - <strong>the</strong> shrouds , T. fbtbinba<br />
tiantcn. [bfcet, fJa ut.<br />
Overhang, v. a. & n. Ijiinga eff. ffjuta<br />
Overhappy, a. afffbt Iijtflig.<br />
Overharden, v. a. Ijfitba fot flatft.<br />
Overhastiness,s. btobffa, bf>>etilning.<br />
Overhasty, a. btSbfTanbe, obetnnffam;<br />
btaCmogen. [neb.<br />
Overhaul, f. a. bfretfc: tifca upv cd)<br />
Overhead, ad. bfoct I)uft>ub ; <strong>of</strong>panpa.<br />
Overhear, v. a. h)^na tiff, f)Sta po.<br />
Overlade, v. a. bfoettajJa.<br />
Overlay, v. a. ligga il)jal; betfirfa; bf=<br />
»etv>altiga. [ut ; vata utlefoab.<br />
Overlive, f . a. & n. <strong>of</strong>oetlefva , lefca
294 Ove<br />
Overload, v. a. bfvetl<strong>of</strong>ia, betunga.<br />
Overlouir, a. for long.<br />
Overlook, v. a. 5f)?etfe: (igga ()ijgrc<br />
;<br />
;<br />
tic()ctrffa (utfigten); fot<strong>of</strong>ta; glouuiia<br />
nit fe; fe igcnom ^ngetna met. -ev,s.<br />
uppfDning^uian.<br />
Overly, ud. ytlig, loitig.<br />
Overmaster, v. a. Bfuetoalbign.<br />
Overmatch, s. ijfoetnifln, tifpettogfen i<br />
iitogt. -, V. a. ijf»et»n[tign ;Bftietttiiffn.<br />
Overmeasure, s. 6fr>etma(, plrigning.<br />
Overmix, v. a. for m\}dtt uppblanta.<br />
Overmost, a. I/ogji.<br />
Overmuch, a. fit uihrfeii. -, ad. fin<br />
imjrfct. -ness, s. Bfoctfloc.<br />
Overname, f. a. nauina i ottning.<br />
Overnight, ad. fent in pa notten : tiffS<br />
mocgcnen. [fjiT|Tig.<br />
Over<strong>of</strong>ficious , a. <strong>of</strong>ftfot tjenjinfiig<br />
Overold, a. utgnimiinl.<br />
Overpass, i>. a. fata <strong>of</strong>>?et, vajfecn, gn<br />
fotbi ; lie iH'Vtflga i «n tafning.<br />
Overpay, f • a. betala fit mi>tfcr.<br />
Overplus , s. Bfcetffott ; iifretcigt ; <strong>of</strong>=<br />
«.>eimdl.<br />
Overpoise, s. Sfpeteigt, niotvigt. -,<br />
V. a. (jiitta iiioirigt.<br />
Overpower, v. a. <strong>of</strong>mtvdliiqa.<br />
Overpress, v. a. nebtcixfo.<br />
Overprize, •'. a. ftatta fot (jogt.<br />
Overrank, a. fit pvpig (i pnvO-<br />
Overrate, s. fit I)ogt vri^, fiit I)eg upp-<br />
iTattning. -, v. a. »ritb
Ovi<br />
fFcpp^tetnte. -ership, s. egentoiiiStntt.<br />
Owre, s. uxaxt, I'iltoye.<br />
Owse, s. gorfvifttebncf.<br />
Owsel, s. tcnp.<br />
Ox, s. oxt, hD^a\>in'6t, utffuten tjur.<br />
-eye, s. ojliga. -eyed, a. ovl^gt.<br />
-eye-creeper, s. ucbfnntr, grongb^<br />
fot (pa en Onft). -fly, s. bcomi>, flDng.<br />
—gang, s. tie tunnlnnt^ jorD. —heal,<br />
0)r()U«, cxfiiilf. -lip, *. cxliiggn.<br />
Oxalic, a. T. foiH O<strong>of</strong>fct fi)t:nn i forfet.<br />
- acid, s. fodtrfijrn.<br />
Oxidation, «. T. o>i>tation.<br />
Oxide, s. on;l».<br />
Oxter, s. fltni!)a(a.<br />
0xj'crate,5. fatten binnbnbt iiiebfitHfa.<br />
Oxygen, 5. T. fyt« ; lif^liift.<br />
Oxygon, s. fpetgpinttig jigur.<br />
Oxyrrhodine, «. t<strong>of</strong>tnattifn.<br />
Oyer, s. T. fi5ng[. fcnimiffiondbouiflol.<br />
Oyes, i. \w va!<br />
Oylet-hole, s. fn'i5rt)S(. [gnte (fSgel).<br />
Oyster, s. <strong>of</strong>iton. -man, «. <strong>of</strong>ironfans<br />
Ozaena, s. fiinfance nnsbolb.<br />
Ozier, «. inbe.<br />
Pahular, a. nritnnbf, tjcniig tiff fcbet<br />
(nt ftcntuten).<br />
Pahulation, s. noting, fcbting.<br />
Fabulous, a. fbbanbe.<br />
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Pad 295<br />
j<br />
Oviform, a. cggforniig, eggtif.<br />
^Oviparous, a. cgglnggnntt, t>ntpnnbe,<br />
:0\ve, f'. a. t>
296 Pad<br />
;<br />
Padelion, s. Sungftu OTatie fapa.<br />
PaiUock, s. Ij.ingla^.<br />
Padow-pipe, s. t>i[b vtuflrot.<br />
Paduasoy, s. vubefoj (fiBentyg).<br />
Paedago^e, s. ffctfuj;.<br />
Paeony, 5. vion. {s. r)e&enboiii.<br />
Pagan,*. I;ctning.^-, a. (jetniff. -ism,<br />
Paganical, a. IjebnifF. [gbta vn9
Pal<br />
I)anb«n; fceftnntigt gbmina i Ijanben<br />
(fnfom tafTfpe(ate); bebtaga. - upon<br />
one, |)505rba en.<br />
Palnia, s. fla(()anb. - Christi, s. un^<br />
Cctttfib, 3ona furbitg.<br />
Palmate, -d, a. (if tn fKat I)anb.<br />
Palmed, a. Ijnnbfoiiiiig.<br />
Palmer, s.fcrla,giffc[; fronan vo ()jorN<br />
I)Otn ; ctt fTng^ lavf. -worm, s. I)atig<br />
Palmetto, s. btiecgvmdit. [l<strong>of</strong>iiiaiT.<br />
Palmiferous,a. vn(iubnrnn6e, pnluitif<br />
Palmipede, a. vtatifotab (om fj<strong>of</strong>ogel).<br />
Palmy, a. valnitif; fegtonbe.<br />
Pctlpability, s. vatagligljet; Oan^grip;<br />
-ly, a. fopplancc.<br />
P<strong>and</strong>ore, s. panbot.<br />
Pane, s. vuto (g(agf!tf»a); fait, ffifua.<br />
Panegyric,*, l<strong>of</strong>bift; Siiiinnelfetal. -,<br />
a. pvifatibe, betbnimanbe.<br />
.<br />
Pap<br />
Panel, s.
298 Pap<br />
;<br />
chee, ». VflV'" m
Par<br />
j'arentless, a. fabets ell. mobctlo^.<br />
J'arer, s. T. c«fjetn.<br />
'arget, .s. flips, muttJtuf; <strong>of</strong>vetbrag.<br />
-, V. a. & n. gipfn, topv"; fuiinfn.<br />
arhelion, s. fiiDerfol.<br />
arial, s. oHot (i totingfpcO.<br />
arietal, a. utg'ocnnbe en fi6n. -<br />
bones, s. pi. (jjeffeOenen.<br />
arietary, s. pngg'ovt.<br />
aring, s. <strong>of</strong>iToming. -knife, s. fFo=<br />
iiflfnrefnif. -shonel, s. ffafjetn. -s,<br />
i. pi. fpnnot, ffflf.<br />
aris, s. bio flotmftatt.<br />
arisb, s. fotfnmting, fodfen. -, a. \)i=<br />
:on6e liH en forfcn. - clerk, s. f[o=<br />
fate, fotffTrifvate.<br />
arishinner, s. focfenOo.<br />
aritor, s. peBell, fiivfct.<br />
arity, s. tifOet, <strong>of</strong>uerengjlntnmcffe.<br />
ark, s. potf ; bjurgarc. - <strong>of</strong> artil-<br />
.ery, actilleti^pntf. -flower, s. mny-<br />
)loui|lct. -leaves, s. pi. iiSn^bcir,<br />
tijBntfv^e. -, V. a. infiringa, intjiigmi.<br />
_ s. uppfyning^inan <strong>of</strong> vnrfen.<br />
arlcy, s, fomtot, togtingnn. -, v. n.<br />
>agtinga, fannnanfalTa tiS faintat.<br />
arliament, 3. vntlnnicnt. -heel, s.<br />
T. I)fl(f tolljatning. -man, s. viiv[n=<br />
oKnt^lebantot. -ariness, s. enlig(>ci<br />
Jie6 vnttonicntctg fijcfattningai;. -ary,<br />
I. pftttniuentaviff.<br />
arlour, s. fbcuiaf ; fptnftuin i ftfffer.<br />
arlous, a. briflig; Uflig, failig,<br />
-ness, s. tifligtjet, fata.<br />
laniiesan, s. pncniefdn<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
aiiifl. 5. cfiJtjTiiintbt qinnnfotf.<br />
arocliial, a. fl^tfnluli^g tiflljLnig. -<br />
ipastor, s. foJenpreft.<br />
I'arochian, s. focfenbo.<br />
I'arodical, a. fiStl'djligantc.<br />
I'aroily, s. patoti. -, v. a. par<strong>of</strong>cicta,<br />
forlliiliga.<br />
,'arole, ». l<strong>of</strong>te, porcff. -, a. muntlig<br />
'aronychia, s. nngelbi5(&.<br />
'aroquet, 5. ett flog^ lilen popegoja.<br />
'arotid, a. Oornnbe tiff otontorteln. -<br />
;l<strong>and</strong>s,5.;jZ. fpottfortlnrne. [fjufbom<br />
aroxisra , s. ifax<strong>of</strong>i)im ; anfaff <strong>of</strong> :i<br />
Par 299<br />
Parrel, s. T. tcicf eff. todEbnlte.<br />
P
300 Par<br />
ParticularaesB, s. noggtannOet.<br />
Parting, s. ffifte; ffiWmcffa. -cup, s.<br />
afffct^brigote, I)nf}'6(.<br />
Partisan, s. anbnngate; vattigfingare.<br />
Partisan, s. Oittebarb ; fominnnbcfinf i<br />
frig.<br />
Partition, s. belning ; olffitjanbe ; aU<br />
Seining; afv'lanfning ; T. jjattitut.<br />
-wall, «. ffiljeongg. -, v. a. itia, <strong>of</strong>;<br />
t>da.<br />
Partitive, a. utbelnnbe.<br />
Partizan, f. Partisan.<br />
Partiet, s. I/onn; ^alsftogc.<br />
Partiy, ad. MS, tiff «n be(.<br />
Partner, s. fciiivanjcn , b<strong>of</strong>aggnion-.<br />
;<br />
Pas<br />
ncb« ffuIT) ; ifCu'^a, fnga paf (i fp«0 ; fa!<br />
ut, gifpa «n f}6t (i fnflning). - awa ,<br />
forfleja, forfoinna. - for, ()oIIaS fi<br />
- into, fnioningcm f'6tbi)tn«. -ahl<br />
a. fom fan bfpcrfarn^; font gat c,<br />
gnngbar.<br />
Passade, Passado,*. fnftfiot; oHm .<br />
fa fit fnttiga refanbe ; T. paffab.<br />
j<br />
Passage, s. gang, genonifatt; bu'Ij<br />
inarfd;; png, utpng; fritjpcngar; ftal'/<br />
(jnnbclfe; fdrljaHanbe ; fintte (i en t<br />
0. b.); nllor (tntningsfpel). -hoat,<br />
,<br />
'<br />
re^bnt ; fnrja.<br />
Passihility, a. libtigljtt, frinstigOet.<br />
Passible, a. fom I)at fnnglot od) pi,<br />
iiiQfa; bansfanirnt. -, f. a. fluta bc; fioncr.<br />
lag ; forbinba. -s, s. pi. T. ni<strong>of</strong>lbat Passing, s. genonifort; forbigSenbe.<br />
ninflfiff. -ship, s. bclag, fouipani; a. fortrnfflig, fort. -,ad. ijfoermntto;<br />
forenntt intrcffc.<br />
-bell, s. begrafninggf(o(fa.<br />
Partridge, s. xa\>f\)'ini, tappl/dna. Passion, 5. libanbe, paffion; fjafi,<br />
Parture, s. aftefn.<br />
Parturient, a. fiibanbe, i batnfinijb.<br />
ffirlef; brift; frebe; bni()et; ift^r<br />
-flower, 3. paffionsblonnna. -wee<br />
Parturition, s. batn^n'ob, fijbslopinn. s. pafTi'etfon. -ate, a. l)aftigt intnge<br />
Party, s. v«rfon; parti, anljang; fnlTs<br />
flop. -wall,*. (Tiljeniut (mcllnn twnne<br />
iftig fnarfliien. -ness, s. I)nfiigb(<br />
;<br />
ifrer; fnarfJicf«nt)«t. -less, a. uic,<br />
Parvis, s. rapcn()U^ ; ingong. [Ou^). paffion.<br />
Pas, s. fetetrfice.<br />
I<br />
Passive, a. tibonbe ; T. p<strong>of</strong>fir. -,<br />
Pasch, s. fait, -egg, s. v<strong>of</strong>fegg. T. pnffiv>um. -ness, «tt.<br />
-flower, s. baifipva.<br />
Passivity, 3. libanbe f biljallnnbt ; u 3<br />
Paschal , a. v«ff lidOorig. -lamb , s. bergifven()«t. I<br />
pSfTlaiuuiet.<br />
Passover, 3. pSfF; pa(T(flmmet. !<br />
Pash, ». iTag, ftiit. -, v. a. fin; ftcffn. Past, a. & pr. forbignngen, f'drflute"<br />
Pasqueflower, 5. bnrffippn.<br />
forbi, utom. -, s. ttt fotbigongna, ft|<br />
Pasquil, Pasquin, Pasquinade, s, fliiina.<br />
vniciV'iU, fiiiabcjTtift. -, v. a. begabba. Paste, s. beg. -board, papp. -wor.<br />
Pasquiller, 3. pa^quittnnt.<br />
.?. pafiellnge. -, a. gjorb <strong>of</strong> pnpp.<br />
Pass, s. btlrigenl)ct; pn^; tegpnf ; ling,<br />
trong genoinffltt; utfnH; fli5tf6rpn^=<br />
ning (i faftning). -over, s. Subntn?^<br />
pa|Tl)ogtib ; pSfffamm^t. -parole, s.<br />
I5f«n, parol, -par-tout, s. I)uf>?ub=<br />
ni;dfe[. -port, s. paf, re^pn^. -rose,<br />
*. fipp. -volant, s. blinbcote. to -,<br />
mn vUl.<br />
Pass, i'. n. & a. fara iSfoer, b(i gang;<br />
bat; gS, foninia <strong>of</strong>pcr; ttaneporttra;<br />
-<br />
.<br />
V. a. bfflri)fa nub beg ; flifJta.<br />
Pastel, s. \?ejbe.<br />
Pasteler, s. pnjlejbagarc.<br />
Pastern, s. fotleben, I)nfen.<br />
Pastil, a. cnlluftnnbe fulot <strong>of</strong>t t'c<br />
ntcb ; xiU]wi ; pafleffffirg.<br />
Pastime, s. re, titgfSrbrif.<br />
Pastinaca, a. pnlffernaefo.<br />
Pastor, 5. 1)«tb
^ lappti. -, V. a. toppa, fatta mufdjet i<br />
onfiigtet. -up, lappa iI)op-, beta iHa.<br />
-ery, «. tappi?etf, ftubteti.<br />
Pate', s. Ijufout), ffatte. -d, a. ijix^tai.<br />
Patee, s. paftej ; taggig fant. [6e.<br />
Patefaction, s. uppenbatetfe, ijppnan=<br />
Paten, 5. paten=far. [pen ; patent.<br />
Patent, s. patent. - , a. <strong>of</strong>fentlig; bp=<br />
Patentee, s. en fom riget eti ptbi[e=<br />
gium. [estate, s. faCernegoD^.<br />
Paternal, a. faDetlig; pa fntetne. -<br />
Paternity, s. facerffap.<br />
Paternoster, s. bonen 5?abet SSot.<br />
Path, s. !jdg, ftig. -way, s. gangflig.<br />
Pa<strong>the</strong>tical, a. pntetiiT.<br />
Pathology, s. patctogien.<br />
Pathos, s. bet roranbe i ett tat.<br />
Patihle, a. licanre; btoglig.<br />
Patience, s. talamoB ; ()nftfyra.<br />
Patient, *. fjuf ling, patient. - , a. li=<br />
Cnnte, langntobig. - , v. a. fliffa.<br />
Patine, s. pat6nfat.<br />
Patness, s. fficfligbet.<br />
Patriarch, s. pattiatf ; pamfatet.<br />
Patriarchal, a. paitinrfaliff.<br />
Patrician, s. patticiet. -, a. patticiff.<br />
Patrimony, 5. atf, arfgctS.<br />
Patriot, 5. pciiviLn. -ism, 5. patriotism.<br />
Patrocinate, v. a. befpytba.<br />
Patrocination, s. fotfpor, befJntm.<br />
Patrol, s. vntrntt. -, f. n. pottnllera.<br />
Patron, s. patron ; ffi;DbS[)e(gon ; befors<br />
iMiue. -age, s. beffytc.<br />
Patronal, a. iiognanbe, (Tijbbante.<br />
Pea 301<br />
-cook, J. foijcbagate. -work, s. Patroness, s. potroneffa; fTybbSgutin*<br />
b>ite!|'c.<br />
Patronize, v. a. gijnna, I)agna. [na.<br />
Pasturable, o. gtn^tif, fom fnn bttai. Patronymic, s. flogtnamn. - , a. uu<br />
Pasturage, s. b<strong>of</strong>TnpSffiitfet, bete, be^ :i;dEnnte ett fTngtnomn.<br />
Patte, s. ta^, ram.<br />
Pasture, s. bete; beteStiiaif. -cattle, Patten, s. ett (tagg fruntimmtt^sga*<br />
s. bcTiip fom 9at v5 bete, -ground, [<strong>of</strong>d) ; T. foten <strong>of</strong> en pelare. [pigt.<br />
s. bctc^tnatf. -, v. a. & n. oaHo bo; Patter , v. a. & n. fmattra go ; f Ium«<br />
Pasty, s. jiafiej. [ffop ; beta. Pattern, s. monger, efter&dme. -, v, a.<br />
Pat, s. litet flag ; flinip. -, a. beqoam, eftert)arma. [ponna.<br />
Vfiff'inte. -, f. a. ge en [itenflang; Patty, s. liten iJafiej. -pan, «. tarts<br />
fUu'pa fafta; gora ojenin.<br />
Patache, s. saftflevp.<br />
Paul, J. T. palTarne. -, v. a, floppa<br />
Paum, f. a. betroga. [gSngfpelet.<br />
Patch, s. pif, lavp ; titufdj ; liten nfec= Paunce, s. ftijfmorsmol.<br />
lapv ; egenfinnig inenniifa. -work, s. Paunch, «. unberlif ; T. propv- -, v. a.<br />
ffara upp bufen. -y, a. tjocfmagab.<br />
Pauper, «. fattig. -, a. fattig. -ism,<br />
s. fatiigtom.<br />
Pause, 5. uppeljatf, Juiln ; <strong>of</strong>brott; T.<br />
paug. - , f . «. I)CiIa ; T. pau^tta. -<br />
upon, cfyercagn.<br />
Pave, V. a. fienlogga. -ment, s. pen.<br />
Ingb goto ; pengolf. -r, s. flenlnggore.<br />
Pavice, s. ffan^floben.<br />
Pavilion, s. vauiljong; tiniralSjlagg.<br />
-, V. a. ffo opj> tnlt.<br />
Paving, s. pcnloggning. -hettle, ».<br />
s. gatlriggare^flubba. -stones, s. pi.<br />
Pavone, s. p<strong>of</strong>ogel. [gotjlennr.<br />
Paw, s. tafi, rom, f[o. -, i.f^l -,<br />
V. a. & n. Ingga t<strong>of</strong>fen }fa, l)anbtera<br />
obel)cintigt ; fmefa nieb fratnfoten ;<br />
ffropa meb framfotterna (fom en bojt).<br />
Pawky, a. frug, lif}ig.<br />
Pawn, s. pont, f orpontning ; bonbe t<br />
fj;actfpe[. -broker, s. en fom lonat<br />
ut penningor pa ponf. -,v. a. vant«<br />
fhito, fiirpanto. -age, s. fdrpontning.<br />
-ee, s. panttagare.<br />
Pax, s. poten ; fribSfi)^.<br />
Pay, jt. betolning, orfp<strong>of</strong>ce; fotb; Kn.<br />
-day, s. fi5rfaIfobag. -master, 3.<br />
fajfor. -,v. a. betata; bel'ona; go6t«<br />
gdra. - a ship, tjara ett fTepp. - a<br />
visit, gora rifit, — <strong>of</strong>iF, priiglo ;
302 Pea<br />
fogeWunge. -fowl, -hen,s. p<strong>of</strong>ogcWs<br />
ijona.<br />
Peace, *. freb; «nigr)ft; forlifning;<br />
fteb«f6tbt(ig ; tDftnob. -, i. ti)f} ! fliffo<br />
-breaker,*, fern bci;tet fteb. -maker,<br />
s. frebgfJiftnre. -aUe, a. fntfam,<br />
lugn; freblig. -aLleaess, s. fceb^<br />
Iig()Ct, fiillr)«t, ro. -fnl, a. flian,<br />
fafimcbig. -fulness, ». fttbligOet;<br />
i}tat)ft; ro.<br />
Peach, s. verfifa; opic. -br<strong>and</strong>y, s.<br />
vcrfifclifot. [flngn.<br />
Peach, f. a. ig«ttupp.<br />
Peak, s. vif, tovp, fv««i«. -, v. «. fe<br />
fjuflig ut; ftypa af tabbOoga.<br />
Peal, s. florfljub; bunbcr. - <strong>of</strong> rain,<br />
fTngregn. - , v. n, & a. fPnUa ; bcftor;<br />
ma meb ffoj cd) gni).<br />
Pear, *. VficDn.<br />
Pearch, s. abctte ; (anbtnintnteftflne ;<br />
Srtgle. -, V. n. flygo upp pa uageln;<br />
fritrn fig.<br />
Pearl, s. perdi; Fant fladf va rjornftinnan<br />
i ijgat ; petlftU. mo<strong>the</strong>r <strong>of</strong> pearls, s.<br />
jjetlfiiio. -seed , «. pertfte. -wort,<br />
s. fetfpergjl. -j', a. perlfrif.<br />
Peas, «./>/. nttec. -cod, -shell, s.<br />
orlffal, attifiba.<br />
Peasant, «. bonbe, (anbtman. -like,<br />
-ly, a. lanbtlif, bonbahig, gtcf. -ry,<br />
*. bontfMf.<br />
PeaseUng, s. ftSfartct, riier. [ne.<br />
Peat, s. eit )TagS fatanntotf; favotiirinu<br />
Pebble,i. fma fifel, tifaflen. -crj stal,<br />
s. frifraaftf«(. -stone,*, fifslfien. -d,<br />
a. betrirft meb fifelflen; fi«nig.<br />
Peccability, s. m6jtigf)et att fynba.<br />
Peccable, a. funbig, benagen for fi)nb.<br />
Peccancy, s. jTabligtier.<br />
Peccant, a. funtnnce, felaflifl; ffablig.<br />
Peck, s. fabcdmatt. -, *-. a. pidfa ttt.<br />
Ijarfanifbnabben : pfoiaupp; fTa. -er,<br />
s. hadatt ; gtanfpif. -ish, a. I)ungti3.<br />
Peckled, a. ifvrangb.<br />
Pectinal, a. famfcriiitg. [fanining.<br />
Pectination, *. (lutning inciii I)t>arann ;<br />
Pectoral, a. brojilTolb; bt<strong>of</strong>imebef. -,<br />
!<br />
Pee<br />
a. l)5tanbe till, nyttig for br6f}«t<br />
-ness, s. briSrifjufa.<br />
Peculate, v. n. fijtfniffo.<br />
Peculation, s. unberflef.<br />
Peculator, s. ftonijuf ; f otfnilfare.<br />
Peculiar, a. tattighft; prbiUgiera<br />
f>;rfa. -, a. «gen, f.niTilb; fotttcgen.<br />
Peculiarity,*, tgenljet, btfynnerligljet<br />
Peculiarize, v. a. tifffgna.<br />
Pecuniary, a. fom r/ot tiff penningat<br />
- mulet, s. penningbbter.<br />
Pedagogical, a. p«bagcgifT.<br />
Pedagogism, s. en ffoUarareg fijfta<br />
bntnuppfcfiran.<br />
Pedagogue, s. ffolmafjarc; pebant. '<br />
Pedagogy, s. uppfefiting. <<br />
Pedal, *. pebat, peboItegi|ter.<br />
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Pedaneous, a. goenbe tiU fct^. |<br />
-judge, s. bnfegbe.<br />
Pedant, *. pebant ; ffclfur.<br />
1<br />
Pedantical, a. pebantifT.<br />
Pedantry, *. pebantcti. ,<br />
Pedate, «. T. fotformig. [ffanita, btbjJ<br />
Peddle, v. n. bara onifring tiff faluj<br />
'<br />
Pedee, *. gojfe, btang fom gar arcnbci<br />
Pederast, *. brangaffanbare.<br />
Pederasty, s. foboniiteri. [fauon<br />
Pederero, s. T. nidl)aU (fitcn fTeppt<br />
Pedestal, s. fotflnffning, fot.<br />
Pedestrian, *. fctgangate.<br />
Pedestrious, a. gdnganbe, gaenbe.<br />
animals, *. pi. lanbbjur.<br />
Pedicle, *. T. liiet blomfTaft.<br />
Pediculous, a. lufig. -disease, .<br />
liisfiufa.<br />
Pedigree, *. flamtrab, flagtregifter<br />
Pediment, *. T. fccnton.<br />
Pedlar, *. frnniarc.<br />
Pedlerj', s. fm<strong>of</strong>raiii.<br />
Pedware, s. tTibfruft,<br />
Peed, a. blinb pS ett oga.<br />
Peek, *. T. fpet«, gaffelffo. -braili<br />
*. pi. mefan^gigtag. -haliard, s. b<<br />
fajare tiff ett gaffetfegel. -, f.<br />
va (rar).<br />
Peel, *. ffal, barf; ugnsfpabe. -<br />
^/n. aflTata; r<strong>of</strong>ca; brafa bampa; fFal<br />
fig, tiiifla ffalft. - <strong>of</strong>F, fijrfaffa.<br />
Peeler, *. tefonre.
Peep, J. tittante; gtljninj); nvftJen<br />
l)li(f. -hole, s. titlI)Q(. -, f. n. titta;<br />
fiirfn, ITjuta fcaiii; pipa font fpcflingiit.<br />
-er, s. gtuttate; nyflait fyrfling; ti=<br />
fotc ; oga. -ing, s. tittning.<br />
.Peer,s.innfc;f}aa(.'tetec; SngeliTabiCg;<br />
man (prtv). -age, s. 6cn Ijogte ©ngeU<br />
ffa a6etn. -dom, s. en vaxi unrfcigfjft.<br />
-ess, s. <strong>of</strong>cel^tQui. -less, a. mcifnlijg.<br />
-lessness, 5. iiinfati>^()et.<br />
Peer, v. n. fijnag, sij'n fig. -y, a. ni;j<br />
fifcn, luiptvogen.<br />
Peevish, a. finfig. -ness,«. Ijutterfjct.<br />
Peg, s. plu99, fvirfn; flot meb tat atm.<br />
-, f. a. fii|}))inna; BijiiUa.<br />
Pegm, s. ftaffning^uccf.<br />
Pego, s. junnnjng foBgloUm.<br />
Peize, s. figt; (af}.<br />
Pelican, s. velifnn, ffctgo^.<br />
Pelisse, s. 4.i. -ate, a. ftblDlif.<br />
Pelter, *. giiigOuf.<br />
Peltry, s. pc[5>?ctf.<br />
Pelvis, s. T. t a (tenet.<br />
Pen, 5. ffrifpenna; fotfnttnte ; r)'on«I)U6 ;<br />
fdUa flit fat; qi'>atnrrinna. -case,s.<br />
VcnnfcBet. -man, s. ffrifi'dce , ffrift=<br />
Pen 303<br />
Pendant, s. gehnng; orr)onge ; T. «>ini«<br />
Pendence, s. lutning ; b'ojelfe. [pef.<br />
Pendency, s. BrlijSmot.<br />
Pendent, s. T. iTrinfling. -, a. Ijnn*<br />
gnnBe : flabBtanbe ; iJfocrOonganbe.<br />
Pendice, s. tnbertcif.<br />
Pending, a. T. anijangig.<br />
Pendulosity, s. Ijringanbe tifffionb.<br />
Pendulous, a. frrtft>flnbc ; osi^.<br />
Pendulum, s. vcnbel i ett ut; verpen*<br />
bifel. -clock, 5. penbciut.<br />
Penetra1)ilitj', s. gcncntttanglig^tt.<br />
Penetrable, a. gcnomtriiinglig.<br />
Penetrancy, s. pfarpfinnigftet.<br />
Penetrant, a. genointtanganbe; ffntp.<br />
Penetrate, v. a. £t n. genomttnngn,<br />
inttrtnga: iitgtunbn ; ttnngafig igcnom.<br />
Penetration, s, genomtrangning.<br />
Penetrative, a. gcnomttnnganBc.<br />
-ness, s. fTiitpfinnigI)et.<br />
Penguin, s, vingnin (v^attcnfogel).<br />
Peninsula, s. Ijalfo. -ted, a. tiff (jolf.<br />
ten omgifsen ineB vatten.<br />
Peniron, s. b<strong>of</strong>ta.<br />
Penisle, s. Ooifo.<br />
Penistons, s. pi. en fort gt<strong>of</strong>t flabe.<br />
Penitence, s. anget, bot ocf) bfittting.<br />
Penitent, «. botfarbig fi;nbare ; jTrift*<br />
barn. -, a. botfatbig.<br />
Penitential, a. fftiftennat^b<strong>of</strong>. -, a.<br />
font ongat bot ocf; bfittting.<br />
Penitentiary, s. botptebifant ; bifffjol<br />
tufttju^. -, a. fotn nngnt bot.<br />
Pennached, a. fltimig, ranbig.<br />
flaffate. -manship,s. fftifning, fFtif;<br />
veti. -,
304 Pen<br />
Pension, ». venfion, ntligt unberf)an.<br />
— , V. a. gifra V'nfion; un6er()nffn.<br />
-ary, s. penfionav, «n fom Oat atligt<br />
unbetlj<strong>of</strong>f. -er, s. jjtnfionni- (en fom<br />
lefcet <strong>of</strong> nSbegSfoor).<br />
Pensive, a. tonffull, bjuvfinnig , bes<br />
fyintnb. -ness, a. bjupfinnigfjef, tanf=<br />
full()et. [ftp()U8.<br />
Pentacapsnlar, a. T. fotftbb Jiifb fem<br />
Pentachord, s. li)ra meb 5 flningcit.<br />
Pentagon, s. femfont, femljotning.<br />
Pentagonal, a. femfantig.<br />
Pentameter, s. T. femfotnb bet*.<br />
Pentangle, s. femi>inf(ig figut.<br />
Pentangular, a. femfinflig.<br />
Pentapetalous, a. femblnbig.<br />
Pentarchy, s. feml)cttfFaj). [pefflte.<br />
Pentast_vle,.s. tljggnab meb fem vcibei<br />
Pentateuch , s. be fem TOcfc borf ctnn<br />
Pentecost, s. jjingft. [(i Sibcln).<br />
Pentecostal, a. [jijtnnbe till vingflljcU<br />
gen. - collects, J. />/. pingfl<strong>of</strong>fet.<br />
Penthouse, Pentice,*. ffjul, t»nbettnf.<br />
Pentile, s. utbbjbt taftegef.<br />
Pentograph , s. ttnn^pott'bt (matemn:<br />
tiffr infivument).<br />
Penultima, s. frnfuelfen nnf} ben fifin.<br />
Penultimate, a. nnjl ben fifia.<br />
Penumbra, s. T. Ijnlffluggo.<br />
Penurious, a. fnttig, totftig ; fvatfam •<br />
girig. -ness, s. fnair^et; fpotfambet.<br />
Penury, s. otmob. [nienbet.<br />
Peon.s.felbot (tSnbie); btnng fem got<br />
Peony, a. pion.<br />
People, a. fotf, folffTng ; odmoge; men;<br />
niiTot. - , V. a. befolfa.<br />
Pepastic, s. magftntfanbe niebet.<br />
Pepper, s. peppnt. -box, s. peppot=<br />
b<strong>of</strong>a. -cake, a. pepparfnfa. -corn,<br />
a. peppnrfotn ; lappti, fm<strong>of</strong>af. -gingerbread<br />
, s. peppntfafa. -grass , s.<br />
floling. -mint, s. peppotmijntn.<br />
-wort, s. ftflffe. beaten -, fldtt p«p=<br />
Ijat. round -, <strong>of</strong>fott peppnt. -, >. a.<br />
p«pptn; pti;gta; gota Bcneiifr. -ing,<br />
a. Oetfig, I)nftig.<br />
Peptic, a. niQifmnUnnbe.<br />
Peradventure, ad. fanffe.<br />
Peragrate, v. a. genomonnbtn.<br />
Per<br />
Peragration, s. genomcanbting.<br />
Perambulate, v.a. fntn igenoni; betefo.<br />
Perambulation, s, genomfeenbe: ont*<br />
Perannum, a. ntlig. [tabe.<br />
Perarate, v. a. gencmptojo.<br />
Perceivable, a. Oegtiplig. -nesB, *.<br />
mritflighet.<br />
Perceivance, s. fan«(<strong>of</strong>'6tniSga.<br />
Perceive, v. a. fotmnrfn, blifpa tjntfe.<br />
Percent, s. prccent.<br />
Perceptibility, s. begiipligfjet.<br />
Perceptible, a. mncfbnt. [g<strong>of</strong>va.<br />
Perception, a. fotninimelfe ; fnttning«»<br />
Perceptive, a. begtipnnbe.<br />
Perceptivity, s. fbteflnHning^gSfpa.<br />
Perch, s. abotte.<br />
Perchance, ad. fanffe.<br />
Percher, s. altatsljiig.<br />
Percipient, 5. ett tanfanbe tafenbe. *<br />
-, a. begtipnnbe.<br />
Percolate, v. a. fi(n, ftijfjn igenom.<br />
Percolation, s. filning ; (uttting.<br />
PerculUs, s. fnHgaaet, faHboni.<br />
Percunctation, s. eftetfotifning.<br />
Percuss, v. a. fin, fiijto, ff<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Percussion, s. ftot, flag; jTafning.<br />
-cap, s. toppatI)att. [fiStnnbe.<br />
Percutient, s. fibtning. -, a. flSenbe,<br />
Perdition, s. fbtbetf, unbetgong ; f i5i«<br />
bbmelfe. [I>a(«. — , a. fSrlctab.<br />
Perdue, a. ftaniff pefletab folBot; oag«<br />
Perdurable, a. T>atafrig.<br />
Perduration, s. oaraftigOet.<br />
Peregrinate, v. n. tefa, r^nnbta.<br />
Peregrination, s. unnbring, tefa.<br />
Peregrine, a, uttnnbj*-, Pyttanbe (om<br />
fcglat).<br />
Perempt, v. a. T. bbba, uppfjiifcd.<br />
-ion, *. en fnf* neblriggnnbe.<br />
Peremptoriness, s. magtfptnf ; t)atb«<br />
naitnhet. [ifab ; inbiOif.<br />
Peremptory, a. afgctanbe; fjntbna*<br />
Perennial , a. fom vaxat otet igenom ;<br />
cuppli'btlig. - leaves , ». pi. Ibf fom<br />
iit affottn.<br />
Perennity, 3. ouppbbtligbet.<br />
Pererration, s. ftingvanbting.<br />
Perfect, s. T. peifetium. - , a. fuff«<br />
f cmlig ; f uHbotbab ; <strong>of</strong>itaff lig ; afgjotb<br />
;
Per<br />
lurtet, tttg. -, v.a. fulfiintn, fuUfcmnn. Period, J.penob, tibSeinlopjj; bel nf ttt<br />
Perfectibility, 5. fullfoninbotrjet.<br />
ia(: flut. - ,v. a. ffuto.<br />
Perfection, s. fuHfemligljft.<br />
Periodic, Periodical, a. fjtiobifF.<br />
Perfectionate, v. a. fuUfcmnn, fuC^ Perioecy, s. pi. fern Ufva unbtt ten*<br />
Perfective, a. fSrntlnnte.<br />
Perfectness, s. fiiltfenitig^et.<br />
Perllilious, a. uom, foccabiff,<br />
Periidiousness, Perfidy, s. trolij^j<br />
I,«t, f.irtateti. [oppen.<br />
Pei-flaLle, a. fom fan genoniblafo^;<br />
Perflate, v. a. blafa igencm.<br />
Perflation, s. geniMiiblSgning.<br />
Perforate, v. a. geniMiibcrra, genonu<br />
fiinijn. -, a. genc!nbotriii>.<br />
Perforation, *. genouibortning ; f)al,<br />
bvpning.<br />
Perforator, s. botratc ; butt.<br />
Perform, v. a. ft n. rerffiaffn, \itxau<br />
\a, gl'ta; fpcla, agsca. - a promise,<br />
%o.M fitt l<strong>of</strong>te. -aLle, a. gotlig.<br />
-ableness, s. gerlig[)ct, iuejligl)«t.<br />
s. vetfrtnUnte; jTatefpelate ; fanfare.<br />
Perfricate, v. a. fccttctn.<br />
Perfriction, «. ftottfting.<br />
Perfumatory, a. o.iKuftanbe.<br />
Perfume, s. totelfe, vaduft. -, v. a.<br />
Valfl^nlera. -r, s. votfymor.<br />
Perfunction, s. fuagbtanbe.<br />
Perfunctory, a. orotbigt gjotb.<br />
Perfuse, v. a. <strong>of</strong>tietfTolja ; btgjuta.<br />
Pergola, s. Kfljiibba.<br />
Perhaps, ad. fanffe, tiffnfcentijts.<br />
Perianth, s. T. blouifjotf.<br />
Periapt, 5. nmuUt. [nan.<br />
Pericardian, a. ^otanbt tiH bjecifjin;<br />
Pericardium, s. bjfttfaif, I)jettbinno.<br />
Pericarp, s. T. ftijlju^.<br />
Perichondrium, s. T. btcffljinna.<br />
PericUtation, a. fara; vagjlydEe.<br />
Pericranium, s. Rinnan fom betiicfec<br />
ftufruCff.iUn.<br />
Periculous, a. farlig, fogab.<br />
Peril, s. fata, fattigfjn. -ous, a. fats<br />
lig, ragfam.<br />
Perilousness, s. fatligfjct.<br />
Perimeter, s. T. omfretg.<br />
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fniiinifl nicribian.<br />
Periosteum, s. T. bsnljinna.<br />
Peripatetic, s. iftufauiiiui.<br />
Periphrase, v. a, |)etiftaf«ta , cm«<br />
ITrifiJO. -, eir.<br />
Periphrasis, a. verifra^.<br />
Periphrastical, a. jjetiftafJiff. [gait.<br />
Peripnenmony,a. inflaniniaiion i lun^<br />
Periscian, a. fom inom uif tib fa^at<br />
ffuggtn tunbtomfting fig.<br />
[na.<br />
Periscii, s./)^. inranats i "Polatlonbets<br />
Perish, V. n. bo, cmfomnia; forgag.<br />
-able, a. fotgdnglig. -ableness, s.<br />
forgringtigh«t.<br />
Peristaltic, a. uiaffforuiab.<br />
Peristj'le, 5. vcriftit.<br />
Peritoneum, s. T. tarmfadfen.<br />
Periwig, «. veruf. -maker, s. vetug*<br />
-ance, s. fottnttning, utt.ittning mafare. -,v. a. flaba mcb v«tuf.<br />
^nnCling; uffStonbe; T. fp«[f.itt. -er, Periwinkle, «. vintetgrcn; fit (Iag«<br />
fnarfo. [ebate.<br />
Perjure, v.n. foara faljTt. -r,s.nien»<br />
Perjurious, a. fom fputit falfF eb.<br />
Perjury, s. meneb.<br />
Perk, V. n. & a. fmijdfa, iJt^bo ; btSpa<br />
fig, iifvaS. - up, ater fomma fig fijte.<br />
Perlustration, s. befigtning.<br />
Permagy, s. liten SutfijT fartijg.<br />
Permanency, s. vataftig^et.<br />
Permanent, a. fntaftig: fotblifpanbf.<br />
Permansion, s. fotblifpanbe.<br />
Permeable, a. gencutttanglig.<br />
Pernieant, a. genomgaenbe.<br />
Permeate, v.a.gencuiga, genonittanga.<br />
Permeation, .s. genomttnnafning, ge.<br />
nonigong.<br />
PermisciLle, a. fom fan blanba^.<br />
Permissible, a. tiffatlig.<br />
Permission, s. tiffatclfe, tittfionb, (<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Permissive, a. tiaftnbjonbe, tillaten.<br />
Permistion, s. blanbning.<br />
Permit, a. frifebel. - , v. a. tiHata,<br />
iidft.ibja; anfcrtro. -tance, s. l<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Permutation, s. bi)te, ouit>cxling.<br />
Permute, v. a. bottbyta, fot»e;rla.<br />
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306 Per<br />
Pernambucco-'wood, s. fetntedf.<br />
Pernicious, a. fTaMig, fottcrftiij.<br />
-ness, s. ffaMigrjtt, f6ttetfti9()et.<br />
Pernicity, 3. fnaObtjet.<br />
Pernoctation, s. nmvat.<br />
Peroration, s. flutct nf «tt lot.<br />
Perpend, f. a. '<strong>of</strong>vnixiqa.<br />
Perpender, Perpend-stone, s. ffen<br />
fom lit lifn tjocf nieb iiiuten.<br />
Perpendicle, s. petpentifcl.<br />
Perpendicular, s. lobrnt linie. -, a.<br />
Ictcat, rinfelnit.<br />
Perpendicularity, s. [obtatrjet.<br />
Perpension, s. bfwtenganfic, bttxnU<br />
tii.il.<br />
Perpetrate, v. a. fot<strong>of</strong>M.<br />
Perpetration, s. mifgerning.<br />
Perpetrator, j. nii^getning^mnn.<br />
Perpetual, a. flrinbig, oupv>l)ctlig.<br />
Perpetuate , v. a. onfbvutet fottfntto<br />
Perpetuation, s. fctifaftning; foceviN<br />
Perpetuity, s. l)cflanbig()Ct, e(jigl)«t.<br />
Perplex , a. fotritraB. - , v. a. foc=<br />
rittfl, Otingn i oocbning; ptaga. -edness,<br />
s. befiottning, fottrtgent)et; fva=<br />
fjet, ttybeti.<br />
Perquisite, s. fportUt, bisinfont|}.<br />
Perquisition, s. cfterf<strong>of</strong>ning , eftttr<br />
Perquisitor, s. unbetfotate. [fpaning.<br />
Perry, s. paronmuf^, pntonsin.<br />
Persecute, f. a. fiStfolja.<br />
Persecution, s. fotfoljelfe.<br />
Persecutor, s. fijtfijljate.<br />
Perseverance, s. frnmljntbigfjet.<br />
Perseveranh, a. fcanil)nrbig.<br />
Persevere, t>. n. ftainOatta, foctfarn.<br />
Persian, s. fi a.
Per<br />
Pertness, s. tifligfjct; <strong>of</strong>i5t(Tnuibf)«t;<br />
Pernansient, a. forbignjnbe.<br />
Perturb, -ate, v. a. otoa, fotsittn.<br />
Perturbation, s. ore, fetvntring.<br />
Pertusion, 5. genombottning ; [jaL<br />
Peruke, s. pctuf. -, v. a. HaDa i peruf.<br />
Perusal, s. genomlasning.<br />
Peruse, v. a. gcnomtafn; unfcetf<strong>of</strong>n.<br />
Pennian, a. qJeruanjT. -Lark, s.<br />
fungstinn.<br />
Pervade, *>. a. genonittnngn.<br />
Pervasion, s. genonigang.<br />
Pe^^asive, a. gencinltnngante.<br />
Perverse, «. fccpiint) ; org, I)nrt)na(fab.<br />
Perverseness, Perversity, s. fot=<br />
«>iintt ett. fonHiingDt tiaftanb; etnf()Ct.<br />
Perversion, s. fotvirring, fdrijanCning.<br />
Pervert, v. a.fovranbn, vitnngn; gifiM<br />
en annan rigtning, fotlsBn. [vrnnga.<br />
Penertible, a. Ihit an fiiifom ell.<br />
Pervestigate, f . a. uppfpnrn, uvpfiifa.<br />
Pervicacious, a. Ijol^flarrig.<br />
Pervicacy, s. [)n[«f}nrtig()et.<br />
Pervious , a. oppcn ; gcnonitrnnglig.<br />
-ness, s. genoiiitrang[ig()et.<br />
Pesaire, s. t>iigncepenningat.<br />
Pessary, s. fcotiiieSet tU.. inpruiuent<br />
ciiiot iiioietfatt.<br />
Pest, 5. pef}, farlig fmitta ; fctberf.<br />
Pester, '. a. anfafta, ptagn, beftiiiira.<br />
-able, -ous, a. befMttig, trafig.<br />
-ousness, s. bef»oc[igI)ct.<br />
Pestiferous, a. peftaftig, fmittonCc.<br />
Pestilation, s. frowning i mortcl.<br />
Pestilence, s.pef}, pefiilentia, -wort,<br />
s. vefiilen^rot.<br />
Pestilent, Pestilential, a. vefinfiig,<br />
ftiiittfaiii, fijrbccftig.<br />
Pestle, s. )iiortclfii5t; tar; fointat.<br />
Pestle, u. n. fieta i mottcl. [n[f?(ing.<br />
Pet, s. opilja, n!ipno|e; ni;rf; I)ug[am ;<br />
Petal, s. T. bloinbtaD. -ous, a. f6r=<br />
feC6 nieS b(ombln6.<br />
Petalisra, s. tonDforei^ning pS fciii St.<br />
Petard, s. T. petnrB. -eer, s. fur-<br />
Pcrfntc. [purpurprtcfig.<br />
Petechial, a. bcI)iiftQ& hkB Prtcffebet;<br />
Peterel, s. jlormcdtJer^foget.<br />
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Peter's-wort, s. inj'6(bfonificr.<br />
Petition, s, bonefTrif t, fupplif ; bcgnrnn,<br />
nflunton; onf<strong>of</strong>ning. -, v. a. ontjoHa<br />
cm ; bonfntfa. -ary, a. bdnfoITflnfce.<br />
-letter, s. b'dnfTrift. -er, «. fupplifant.<br />
Petitory, a. be&jante, an()allanbe.<br />
Petre, -salt, s. fnltpcter.<br />
Petrel, s. flonmidberefogel.<br />
Petrescent, a. fom ferv>nnb(fl§ tiff ftfit.<br />
Petrifaction, s. fotvanCling tiff flen.<br />
Petrifactive, a. fienrnnblonbe.<br />
Petrificate, v. a. fdrl^n^D[a tiff j}en.<br />
Petrification, s. ftenranMing ; fdrfjcs<br />
nabe orgnnifTn froppnr.<br />
Petrify, v. a, & n. forpena, foroanbs<br />
In^ tiff fjcn.<br />
Petrol, Petroleum, s. bcrgolja.<br />
Petronel, s. ryttnrepipcl.<br />
Petticoat, s. fjottel. -government,<br />
s. qvinnoljerrffap. -hold, s, qpins<br />
Pettifog, v.n. ijronga [cigen. -ger,s,<br />
brnnpin^ci&P<strong>of</strong>iit ; Ingprdngare. -gery,<br />
s. ntii<strong>of</strong>ntfiref ; fnep.<br />
Pettiness, s. rtng()et, oanfenligOet.<br />
Pettish, a. fnorpi(f«n. -ness, a. fnar=<br />
fiicfenljn.<br />
Petty, a. liten, ringa, obclijblig.<br />
- ledger , s. brefpcrtob<strong>of</strong>. - pans,<br />
s.pl. icrtpannor. -wares, s. pi. fin5=<br />
from. [finnigrjet.<br />
Petulance,s..f)dftigr)et; ndgm^tjct ; tntts<br />
Petulant, a. ndi'aii, oi^ctfig ; (nttfrirbig.<br />
Pew, 5. bdnf i fi)rfan; jufver.<br />
Pewet, s. vipn. [gjutntc.<br />
Pewter, s. T. fpiauter. -er, s. ux\n-.<br />
Pexity, s. liten fnut eff. fndl <strong>of</strong> uff po<br />
iMffo uffrifa lyger.<br />
Phaenomenon, s. fenomen.<br />
Phaeton, s. ijppen pogn.<br />
Phalanx, J. folang (fingcrbn.).<br />
Phantasm, s. I)jernfpi5fe, inbiffning.<br />
Phantom, s. fpdfelfe, I)jernfo|iet.<br />
Phare, s. furb<strong>of</strong>, Parbtorn.<br />
PharisaiiStl, a. fnrifeilf.<br />
Pharisee, s. farife ; fTrBJiitare.<br />
Pharmaceutical , a. Ij'oranbe tiff npo*<br />
tefarefonflen.<br />
Pharmaceuty, s. apotefotcfonj}.<br />
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Phannocopoeia, s. latnn em [atcme»<br />
^el8 tl(Ir^^ni^g.<br />
Pharmacy, s. nvcteKitefonft. [torn.<br />
Pharo, Pharos, Phare, s. fi)t, v.itt=<br />
Pharyngoloiiiy,4.|Tntninc| i lufttiicet.<br />
Pharynx, s. T. mntfltupen^ bfte bti.<br />
Phascum, * jotBuiDffn.<br />
Phasel, s. fminfbona.<br />
Phasis, s. T. (en vlnn«t«) utffent?.<br />
Pheasant, s. f<strong>of</strong>an, Ijjetpe. -eye, s,<br />
b<strong>of</strong>tsflDoni^. -po-wt, s. fnfnnfyi ling.<br />
Phenicopter, s. flomingo (fumpfageO<br />
Phenix, s. fenir (tiftat) fagst)-<br />
Phial, s. liten flnjTa.<br />
Philanthropist,*, mcnniffosnn.<br />
Philanthropy, s. ui«nni(T<strong>of</strong>atUf.<br />
Philemot, s. blotgta.<br />
Philiheg, s. etotff turt'gt.<br />
Philologer, s. fpc<strong>of</strong>tarb.<br />
Philological, a.1)'ctnn6e till fvraffctff=<br />
nmgen.<br />
Philologist, s. fptflffi>t(rate.<br />
Philology, s. fprafpeienjTnp.<br />
Philomel, s. 5i[oine(a; nh'ftevgal.<br />
Philosopher, s. fit<strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>, setlcSi^i^.<br />
Philosophical, a. fil<strong>of</strong>cfifr.<br />
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[t>a.<br />
Philosophize, f. a. fiilcfcfeta, Oegnin:<br />
Philosophy, s. nl<strong>of</strong>cfi, rftlfc^sisl-et.<br />
Philter, Pliiltre, *. fattefsDtixf. -,<br />
V. a. teta na fntUf.<br />
Phiz, 5. nnfigte, fi)fionoiiii.<br />
Phleborrhage, s. amtbtai.<br />
Phlebotomist, s. ahtxlatait.<br />
Phlehotomize, *• o. obctlnra.<br />
Phlebotomy, s. Sbetlatning.<br />
Phlegm, s. flcgma, fteiii. [(I«m<br />
Phlegmagogue , s. ineSel fom affoi<br />
Phlegmatical, a. flfiiimig ; faUbtocig<br />
Phlegmon, s. inflaniniation ; bloBfaotb.<br />
Phleme, 5. atctjetn fot OafJat.<br />
Phlogistic, a. T. flogifiifT.<br />
Phlogiston, s. T. flogi|}on, btt btann:<br />
barn diiinet t buorj^ ftopp.<br />
Phonics, s. pi. laran om Ijubet.<br />
Phoo, J. fttunt! lappti!<br />
Phosphate, a. & s. T. fosfctfotab.<br />
Phosphite, s. & a. T. fcsfctforlig.<br />
Phosphor, s. fcSfci- ; nicrgonftjfina,<br />
-ated, a. innehoHnnbe fogfotfyrn.<br />
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Phosphoric, a. fosfotifT. - acid, a.<br />
Phosphorus, s. feefet. [foefotfyta.<br />
Photometer, s. T. Iju^tnotcire, vl)cto.<br />
ineret. \y. a. & n. utttixfn, nrimna.<br />
Phrase , s. ftn^, ctbatng, utttHif.<br />
Phraseology,i.fli[ ; f.nt att utttutfa fig<br />
Phrenetic, Phrentic, a. urfmnig.<br />
s. ben urfinnige.<br />
Phrenitis, Phrensy, s. urflnnig^et.<br />
Phryganea, s. fj<strong>of</strong>lrinba (inf«h).<br />
Phthiriasis, 3. iu^fiufa.<br />
Phthisical, a. tranfjuf.<br />
Phthisis, s. tmnfotj'ttonfjufa.<br />
Phylactery, a. tanffebet i)6i 3ubatnt<br />
Qiuulett.<br />
Physic , s. Intatefonfl ; Inteinebel<br />
-chest, s. te^apotjf. -ment, s.<br />
getnet. -, v. a. gift>a en Intemebel<br />
tnga in. -al , o. fi;fifF, naiutlig.<br />
philosophy, .5. nalurlnran.<br />
Physician, s. laforc ; nntutfotfTate.<br />
Physics, s.pl.naxwiU'ca., notutfun<br />
niadet. [pi. fi^fionomif<br />
Physiognomic, a. fnfiononuff. -s, a<br />
Physiognomist, s. fi)fiononii|t.<br />
Physiognomj', s. fijfionomi.<br />
Phj'siologer, s. fiifiolog.<br />
Physiological, a. fi;fiotogiiT.<br />
Physiologist, a. ft)fio[og. [M<br />
Physiology, s. fi;fiologi, narutfunnig<br />
Phytivorous, a. vnnftntonbe.<br />
Phytologist, s. Sttfnnnate.<br />
Pliytology, a. botnnif.<br />
Piacle, s. btott, tni^getning.<br />
Piacular, Piaculous, a. fcrfononbe<br />
Pia-mater, s. T. Qbetl;innan i l)j«tnaB<br />
Piano, ad. T. fafta. -forte, a. fottt<br />
Piaster, s. viaftft (Spnnfft filf»>ern>i)nt)<br />
Piazza, s. veintgang, vociif.<br />
Pica, s. i.Dfif nftet ; T. cicercfti[.<br />
Picaroon, s. ftib^tarc fjcrcfforcfartijg<br />
Piccadil, Piccadilly, *. bnl^tos.<br />
Pick, a. Iiuggjetn; bngbott; barfo<br />
-ax, a. \)aia, totura. -back, a. i>i<br />
n;ggen fitrnnbe. -lock, s. bytf ; «<br />
fom bijtfat upu Cai. -<strong>pocket</strong> , a. ^i<br />
tjuf. -thank, s. crcntnflcite; fjaf?<br />
-tooth, a. tonbv«l'it«-
Pic<br />
Pick, p. a. d n. piodii, fnmtn: \)aS.a\<br />
fiiit.i; fnnttn; Ictnut; nta (iitnit orf)<br />
Ic.iKiraiiir. -a bone, gnnga af ctt ben.<br />
aJiole iu one's cota,tct1a nSgoit iiiefi<br />
cii fcl. - a horse's foot, tecfa «).'))<br />
fetcn pS en fuif}. - a lock, fcyrfa upp<br />
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1)09, uV'vftnvta. -npwood, ttnfi)at5tb.<br />
Pileated, a. i fcnit af m hatt.<br />
Pilfer, V. a. & n. fnaltn, ftrilja. -er,<br />
a. fnnttate, fiiiStjuf. -y, a. fnatteti.<br />
Pilgrim, s. velcgtini, cnllfnrtate ; 'oan-.<br />
Bting^mnn. -, v. n. tffn pa taUfntt.<br />
-age, s. pelegcim^fntS, t?nllfatt.<br />
Pill,*, piffet ; jTal. -, v. a. 0. n. tcfi?ci<br />
ffnla; iiiifia ^n(et. -age, s. ff<strong>of</strong>ling,<br />
vluntting, rcf. -, f. a.vluntrn, tffvn.<br />
Pillar, s. velate, fielpe. -ed, a. unCet=<br />
fn^t^ eff. i fotni af pclare.<br />
Pillgarlick, a. f intfFattig ; pcltron.<br />
Pillion, 5. f cuntititmet^iV.tel ; fl<strong>of</strong>fiitcl.<br />
Pillory,s.ffniiipo[e, Ontejccn. -knight,<br />
s. ffllfft vittne. -, v.a. jlrtlTa foe fafcn.<br />
Pillow, J. t)ufBu6fubbe; T. bogfpvSl^s<br />
)<br />
golf, -bear, -case, s. brongettsent. Pingle, s. afptanfning.<br />
I<br />
- ,v. a. Ingga pn liijenbe.<br />
Pinguid, a. fet, finorjig.<br />
Pilosity, s. ()atigf)et.<br />
Pinion,*, ringfpet^, t>inge, ^otnpenna<br />
Pilots, s. lotg, fiytninn. -fish, s. ett ttriffa, fuggbjut; Iinnbtl<strong>of</strong>pe. -wire'<br />
flagg ffijt^pigg. -water, s. Uisratten, *. btifflat f)0^ uriii<strong>of</strong>are. -, v.a. binbc;<br />
faclign flriffen i fjon. -, v. a. ftl^rn, fiinglTa meb (lanbfl<strong>of</strong>par ; pingbint<br />
lotfa ett ffepp. -age, s. flucmanffonfl<br />
lotgpenningnv. -ry , s. fiijtmaiisfcnft.<br />
Pilous, a. I)ocig.<br />
Pilser, s, fytbytace.<br />
Piment, s. ftybtcin.<br />
Pimento, s. ftyt6p«ppor.<br />
Pimp, s. fopplate. -, v. a. & n. fov=<br />
pta, rata I)Ot()ugDatb.<br />
Pimpernel, 5. atfre.<br />
Pimpinella, s. flcnpimpineffa.<br />
Pimpingness, s. <strong>of</strong>'6t|TainbI)et.<br />
Pimple, s. finn«, Ofemnia. -d, a. finnig.<br />
Pimpled, a. feppatrig.<br />
Pin, s. nal, fnappnnl ; pinne ; bull ; ftift<br />
firnngfTruf; fngta ; fafU ; tl)nne.<br />
-basket, s. <strong>of</strong>dtbig gti^. -case,s.<br />
nol()u«, nnlfobct. -dust, s. nnliiiafiitc^<br />
fiill'pnn. -fea<strong>the</strong>red, a. fom finnu itfe<br />
nx. flugfor. -fold, s. foUa foe fccatut.<br />
-hole, s. fnavpnnl^I)Q[. -maker, s.<br />
nnlniatate. -money,*, nnlpenningnt;<br />
tgt.<br />
Pintado, *. perHjong.<br />
Pintail-duck, «. alfogtl.<br />
Pintle, *. jetnfptinf, tobet^afe ; mot<br />
Hen* febSteUnt.<br />
Pinules,*./)/. T. galfetpa afltolabiui<br />
Pioneer, *. ffan^gtdfcare.<br />
Piony, *. pionblomma.<br />
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rbjT. -clay, s. fnfelugngniafnreUrn,<br />
pipteta. -tree, s. fi;r^n. -, v. a. &<br />
Piper, s. pipnte ; I)Vi^(nte. [n. pipn.<br />
Piping, a. fjubanbe ; fraiiipig, ftjag.<br />
af nnttn^ fotlnglbbifet.<br />
Pirate, s. fjoi<strong>of</strong>sate ; efterttiidfate.<br />
Pirate, v. n. & a. Mo. fjoc<strong>of</strong>oen; ef»<br />
tetttl^cfa antcn^ biirfcr.<br />
Piratical, a. fi'Dt'i5ft>are titfbbtig ; plun^<br />
ttnnBc. - printer, s. tjuftvyifate.<br />
Pirouet, s. piruett i ban^.<br />
Pirry, s. fiorm. [tjatten.<br />
Piscary, s. rattigbet ntt fiifFa i anbco^<br />
Piscation, s. fiiTante, pfTafnoge.<br />
piscatory, a. b'otanbe till fiff.<br />
Pisces, s. Jiffatne (biuniieUtedfen).<br />
Piscivorous, a. fiffatanbc. [fbtnft.<br />
Pish,^^-. fi)! ficuni! -, v.n. cifa fiit<br />
Pismire, s. iiii)ra.<br />
Piss, s. utin. -a-Led, s. fnngpifff<br />
jlugblonifiet, tuftternc. -burnt,<br />
fniuifnb UKb urin. -top, s. nattpotta.<br />
-, V. n. la'^fia. fitt patten.<br />
Pissasphalt, s. betgijiira.<br />
Pistachio, s. piflocie (fcuft).<br />
Pistil, s. fpitan i en bloiiiina.<br />
Pistol, 5. pi|lo(. -bag, -case, s. pi;<br />
fto[l)'6lftet. -, V. a. ffjuta meb en piflol.<br />
Pistole, 5. piflol, ©panflt gu[bmi;nt.<br />
Pistolet, s. puffett.<br />
Piv 311<br />
Plot, s. fF(l)Tiitate.<br />
Piston, 5. puuipfJong.<br />
Pious, a, gutftuftig, ftont. -ness, s. Pit, s. gtnf; gtufpa; bafa; <strong>of</strong>grunb<br />
ftoiufjet.<br />
fovpatt; gtop eftec fiingret; tupparS<br />
pip, s. tipp
312 Pix<br />
Pix, s. <strong>of</strong>elataff i fatolffa fijtfan.<br />
Pizzle, s. tjur))««.<br />
Placability, s. fcrfonligfjet.<br />
Placable, a. fiitfcnlig.<br />
Placard, a. plafat ; afpft^ ; fungotetfe<br />
: ;<br />
<strong>of</strong>fentligt onftag. -, v. a. fntta upp nf=<br />
Placate, v. a. fijtfona, blibfa. [fifc^et.<br />
Place, 5. vlali, jlnllt, ort; tjenft, fi;^Ia :<br />
rang, ctfcning; otfnf. to have -, «ga<br />
rum. -man, s. enifcet^man.<br />
Place, u. a. iinUa, fntta.<br />
Placenta, *. T. eft«bi5rb.<br />
Placid, a. fciftiiioiig, Jiilla; »nn[ig.<br />
Placidity, s. f<strong>of</strong>tntob, lugn, iiiilb()et.<br />
Placket, Plaquet, s. fnitt, fconifl;<br />
unCfttjottet.<br />
Plagiarism, s. vingint.<br />
Plagiary, s. ptagioriu*.<br />
Plague, s. peft; farfot; vlaga. -sore,<br />
-token, s. peflbblb. - v. a. ptogo:<br />
fn.ittn, anPidfa.<br />
Plagueful, a. fTuittanbe.<br />
Plaguy, a. fiuittnb, fijrbjeflnb.<br />
Plaice, s. flunbrn, rbtfputta (fiiT).<br />
-mouth, 3. fneb iiiun. [montfl.<br />
Plaid, s. ett (Tng* br<strong>of</strong>igt i;ff«tt)g ; SfottiT<br />
Plain, s. ITnitiiiacf; (logfott. -, a. ftoit,<br />
j«mn; vlatt; Bppcn; cfonfKnbt; f lav<br />
flrlig, uvprigtig. -, ad. tybligt; utan<br />
miifoep. -chart,*, plnnfartn. -dealer,<br />
*. riTttffrtff«n« man. -dealing, s. <strong>of</strong>ct=<br />
prtdb upptigtighct. -truth, s. rcna<br />
fanningtn. -work,*. frnifom. -ness,<br />
s. jeinnl)ft, (Inil)«t; upptigtigtjtt ; totf;<br />
lighet ; ti)blig()et.<br />
plaint, s. flngontfll, 6efont; ftogon,<br />
jdmiiut. -ful, a. bebrijfoab. -iflF, s.<br />
fii'trtnbe.<br />
Plaintive, a. ftnganbe, forglig.<br />
Plaister, f. Plaster.<br />
Plait, s. faU, vti ; Pata. - , f. a. eifn<br />
iliop ; fliita, Ut^a.<br />
Plan,*. plan; grunbritning, uffaft; fi;r=<br />
frag. -, V. a. gbta «n plan, uifaf}, Uii<br />
Planch, v. a. pan»lfl, brabfla. [ning.<br />
Plancher, «. gelf.<br />
Plane, s. i)i)fvH. -, v. a. & n. jniina;<br />
r)i;fla ; glntta ; fi?rifvo.<br />
Plane Plane-tree, *. 2(uifrifan(T lonn.<br />
Pla<br />
Planer, s. T. flappbcd*.<br />
Planet, s. vlantt. -struck, a. ffamb<br />
af (janing^bogg ; fctfftait. -ary, ttt.<br />
Planetical, a. |lan«tifT.<br />
Planifolious, a. jfiiinblabig. [ning.<br />
Planimetrical, a. Iibranbe titt l)tmat»<br />
Planimetry, *. T. planinietri.<br />
Planipetalous , o. T. f6tf«bb meO<br />
flacfa blcmblafc.<br />
Planish, v. a. glatta, pcteta. [plan.<br />
Planisphere , *. ffet iippbtagm pa «tt<br />
Plank,*, planfa, brabe. -,v. a. btabfla.<br />
Planner, *. foin gor ffot utfaft.<br />
Plant, *. part, ijct, ptanta ; tetning ; fot«<br />
blab, -animal, *. bjurrart, jc<strong>of</strong>pt.<br />
-loose, *. blabfput, blablu^. -, v. a.<br />
d n. plantjta, anlagga; fortplanta;<br />
fntta fig neb pa «tt jiafft. -age, »•<br />
-ain, *. T. gtcblab; pifangetrab.<br />
Plantal, a. plantot tiDb'btig.<br />
Plantation, *. plantering; pLanfage;<br />
plantfTela; foloni. [plantagtagare.<br />
Planter, *. plnnterate ; anlaggare;<br />
Plash, *. pbl, ttaff. -, V. a. b«ftanfa<br />
iiieb patten, -iness, *. fuinpigfjtt -y,<br />
a. full ilieb puffar.<br />
Plasm, 5. gjutfctnt.<br />
Plaster, *. rappning ; niurbruf ; p[<strong>of</strong>fet.<br />
- <strong>of</strong> Paris , en art foniponerab gipS.<br />
-iron, *. plaftetfpate. -, v. a. gi<br />
rappa; plaftta. -er, *. rappare; e«<br />
font atbetar i flu*.<br />
Plastic,*, biltfnibarefonff; bilb^uggos<br />
r
Pla<br />
(tt f>atUu; grunbritning.<br />
Platina, s. platinn, ()oitt gulb.<br />
Platonic, a. platonifT.<br />
Platoon, s. vluton, ftffcelning ftig^folf.<br />
Platter, s. flatt tta = eff. ftcnfat. -face,<br />
s. t'ceb nnfigte.<br />
Plattinjj, s. phtnfct ntbete.<br />
Plaudit, s. OanbKappning. [tifnff.<br />
Plauditory, a. gifi^anbe ett Ij'egljubt<br />
Plausibility, s.fnnn<strong>of</strong> lif ()«t; |len&atl)«r.<br />
Plausible, a. ffenOar, [iflig, antaglig.<br />
-ness, s. utfeenbe «tt sara ratt.<br />
Plausive, a. gifoanbe bifalT.<br />
Play, s. lef; ffabefpel, roll; fpelning;<br />
Mttymnie; vijctlfe; »erfning. -bill, s.<br />
af^\d). -house,*. tefltet. -pleasure,<br />
s. tib^fijtbrif. -thing, s. Icffnf.<br />
-Wright, s. btnniaiiff fotfflttnte. -,<br />
V. n. & a. fpela ; [cfa , roa fig ; ngern<br />
vn en tcoter ; t'oca fig ; ffimtn ; lata f|5e=<br />
In. - a part, fpeta en t<strong>of</strong>f, -at, fp«s<br />
to. - away, fpcia Oott. - upon one,<br />
gora narc nf en. -er,J. fpclate; afiov:<br />
fpelman. -ful,a. tcffuff, fTamtfain.<br />
-ing, s. fpctning. -carts, s. pi. fpcU<br />
fort, -some, a. \)x, rnfig. -someness,s.<br />
ytO«t; lattfatbig()er.<br />
Plea, s. procef ; f lagan ; unbffijffan.<br />
Pleach, V. a. flata.<br />
Plead, s. tatnn infor tntta; fccui^; in«<br />
cnnbning, utfnft. -, v.n. & a. tain<br />
infer tnttn; fiicegifpn; ptoceffn; fitibn.<br />
-guilty, erfnnnn t«ffv)ffningen. -not<br />
guilty, ncfn. -able, a. foni fnn an=<br />
feras. -er, s. nb»?<strong>of</strong>nt.<br />
Pleading, s. tnlnnbe; rrittegang.<br />
-place, s. be()ecig bcmflol.<br />
Pleasance, s. iiiunt{tl)«t, noje.<br />
niuntetljct. -y, s. ffriuit; inuntetl)et.<br />
Ptease, v. a. d n. siiljn, beljnga; too.<br />
Pleasingness, n. bel)ng.<br />
Pleasurable, a. angennnt, intngnnbe.<br />
Pleasure,*, luft, niijf, fcrluftelfe; »riU<br />
bel)ng, goblfinnnnbe. -ground, s. lufls<br />
ffnffe. -, V. a. bel)ngn, gorn tiff mlj«^.<br />
Plebeian, a. vUtej; <strong>of</strong>trrilfe. -, a. pi)=<br />
belnftig.<br />
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Plo 313<br />
Plebeity, s. geuten* umn, menigOeren.<br />
Pledge, s. vnnt; fijrfnftnn; borgtn;<br />
ffol. -, v.a. pnntfntta, teninatiffpnnt.<br />
-one, brirfn en tiff. -r,s. pnntfnttarf.<br />
Pledget, s. foniprs^; linneflfaf.<br />
Pleiades, s. fjufliecnotna.<br />
Plenal, a. fufffinnbig. [j^nnbig.<br />
Plenary, s. fufffjnntigrxt. -, a. fuff:<br />
Plenilunary, a. ^ctnnbe tiff fuffninn?.<br />
Plenilune, s. fuffuinne. [Oet.<br />
Plenipotence,*. fuffmngt o. utijnbig*<br />
Plenipotent, s. ft a. fuffinrigtig.<br />
Plenipotentiary, s. f uffuiynbigt frinbes<br />
Plenitude, s. fuffljet, efpetPob. [bub.<br />
Plenteous , a. <strong>of</strong>onflobig , ftufftar.<br />
-ness, s. bfcetflob, fcuftbntfjet. -<br />
Plentiful, a. »;mnig. -ness, s, 5foet»<br />
flob ; fruftbnrljet.<br />
Plenty, s. fuHf)ct, Bfeetflob, fi)ffnob.<br />
Pleonasm, s, mnngortigtjet.<br />
Pleonastical, a. T. pleonnfiifF.<br />
Plesh, s. vet, fnrtpu^. [onlfFor.<br />
Plethora, s. T. <strong>of</strong>octP'ob nf blob eff.<br />
Plethoretic, a. blobfuff.<br />
Pleura, s. btoj^I)innn.<br />
Pleurisy, *. pliirefi, f)aff od^ fiing.<br />
Plevin, s. bocgen.<br />
Pliability, s. biijligOet.<br />
Pliable, a. blijlig ; ^^ef, -ness, eff.<br />
Pliancy, s. fmibigljct ; eftergifuenf)tt.<br />
Pliant, a. bijjlig, lybig.<br />
Plica, s. ^olfifn nintt<strong>of</strong>tinn.<br />
Plicated, a. f)opt<strong>of</strong>pnb ; T. fnffig.<br />
Plication, s. Ijopbefling, faffning.<br />
Pliers, s. pi. liten tnng.<br />
Plight,*, pnnt ; fiffjinnb. -,v. a. l<strong>of</strong>po,<br />
tifffagn. - one's troth, fot(<strong>of</strong>»n fig.<br />
-er, *. f'erpnntnce.<br />
Pleasant, a. nngennm ; ffnnttfnm Plight, V. a. tlfiin, Vxitci.<br />
glnb. -ness, s. OeI)ngligt)«t, tjufligtjet; Plinth, s. T. plint; unberlng.<br />
Plod, v.n. flii'pn, ntbetn tcn'get; pubera<br />
flitigt, -der, *. In^>?utm ; ntbet^fatl.<br />
Plonkets, s.pl. griifl uffflnbe.<br />
Plot, *. fifimpling, fomplott; forffng,<br />
utfnjl; plnntngc: pnttert; inttigen i en<br />
fomebi ;c. -catcher, -hunter, *.<br />
fpion. -swearer,*, en nf be fninmnns<br />
fyutne. -, V. n. ft a. foniplottctn.<br />
Plough, s. plog; vlogOyfoel; bcfbins
314 Pill<br />
fcatet)i)ft>el. -beam, s. ptcgtifttl.<br />
-coulter, 3. vlogvift. -l<strong>and</strong>, 5. pleg^<br />
tonfc. -man, s. vti-'j"'^'- -share,<br />
-sock, s. viogjetn. -wrightja. vlo9=<br />
niafare. - , v. a. d n. \>lija.<br />
Pluck, s. I)jettat, tcftctn ccf) fungorna<br />
4)5 Piffa tjuc ; uvvtoinnte ; mob, td|T=<br />
I)et. -, f. a. yloio; ri)(fa.<br />
Plug-, «. vtugg, flovp, vinne. -, f. a.<br />
plugga igen.<br />
Plum, 5. en fumiiia <strong>of</strong> 100,000 vunfc ;<br />
Vicmiiion; tuffin. -cake,«. tuffinfnfa.<br />
-porridge, s. tuffinfc).H'n- -tree, s.<br />
ptouimonttnB. [fjotting ; fjnbcrbuPfe.<br />
Plumage, s. fjnbtnrne pa fn fcg«I; fcc;<br />
Plumli, s. Mtttnpa^; inurleB; b(l;lcb.<br />
-line, s. 6(i;lob. -rule, «. b(i)fn'oce.<br />
-, a. Icbtfit , tntt neb. -, v. a. tiifitn<br />
ineb blijtob; nnbecf<strong>of</strong>a. -agin, «. fitf- [n; fljfilfl vnlbt. - eggs, f<strong>of</strong>n egg ISfa. !<br />
ijecOnltig b[V«rt«.<br />
-er, *. fmi;glTi;tt. -ness, *. furnpig*<br />
Plumbago, s. (Jflgf Iff ih)txti.<br />
()ct. -J',<br />
a. fumpig, mctafig.<br />
Plumbean, Plumbeous, a. gjiStb <strong>of</strong> Pock, a. foppn. -hole, *. foppnt.<br />
bU);[ifb[i). [bctc. -wood, a. pc£fcnl)cltg.<br />
Plumber, «. bUjiTcigate. -y, s. bdints Pocket,*, fiift; forfo (i bonbel). -book,<br />
Plume, s. fjiTtet, fjribecbu|Te. -allum, *. plAnbcf. -glass,*, ficffifate. -mo-<br />
«. fjdbcta(un. -striker,^, ligiiiate. -, ney, *. fmapengat. -, v. a. fioppa i<br />
V. a. &n. piffrn fig ; bringn fjotrntnn i<br />
crbning (cm foglat) ; pri)ba meb fjobrnr<br />
;<br />
ploia <strong>of</strong> fjotrar ; ijfvo^.<br />
Plumigerous, a. btfjnbrnb. [fottct.<br />
Plumipede,*. ^a. fog«lfom fjflt lubna<br />
Plummet, a. blijfob, f.inKob; btyflift.<br />
Plumose, a. befjabrnb; fjfiberdf.<br />
Plumosity, a. fjabetfuHOet.<br />
Plump, *. flump ; flbt. - , a. f et, fro-,<br />
tig, fyllig ; plum)). -, ad. plnt<strong>of</strong>f ; tntt<br />
ntr. -faced, a. ttinbtagb. -, v. a.<br />
gbra ^inn; gbba. -er, 5. cn cbclnb tef}<br />
(ptb ett pnrtament^pnl). -ness, s. tjoif=<br />
l)et : fi)ai9l)et. -y, a. fct, ftobig. [ffe.<br />
Plumy, a. fjnbtig. -crest,*, fjnbctbuj<br />
Plunder, «.r<strong>of</strong>, bi^tc. -, v. a. plunbrn.<br />
Plunge, s.noo; f6rlngenl)ft: boppning :<br />
bi^fning. -,v. a. & n. fnnfrt, fljelpa i<br />
»att«n; fiotto; Ijttftigt flota igcnom<br />
6oppa fig ; ptumffl i. -on, s. ntto, fni=<br />
pn (patfenfcgel). -r, a. bijfnte; per(=<br />
fiTflte.<br />
Plunket, s. vflttenblo fcitg.<br />
Poi<br />
Plural, a. T. plurolig. -, a. fleta : plu.<br />
Plurality, s. mangb, flcttal. [xaiii.<br />
Plus, a. met.<br />
Plush, 5. pli;«, fd)rtgg.<br />
Plusher, s. fjjfolf. [nftig.<br />
Pluvial, s. T. ptefJfappa. -, a. regn.<br />
Pluviameter, s. tcgnmntnte.<br />
Pluvious, a. tegnnftig, tegnig.<br />
Ply, a. bSjning ; fflU ; » fnna. -, v. a.<br />
(t n. ttiigot nnl)nllft f)0^ en ; ntbeta iftigt<br />
, ; ,<br />
gifvo v\\a ; bojn fig ; fatbo#.<br />
Pneumatic, a. pneumotiff; onbelig.<br />
-s, s.pl. tatiin cm tuft; Ifitnn cm nns<br />
Pneumatocele, «. T. rnbetbtadf. [bnt.<br />
Pneumatology, a. T. pneumntif.<br />
Pneumonic,*, metet emct lungfot. —<br />
a. font nngat (ungctnn.<br />
Poach, i.fBrlotnbe egg. -,v.a. fotunl. 1.<br />
fiian; unbnnfnida. -up, fStboljo. ;<br />
- an affront, fmnlta en iTijmf.<br />
Poculent, a. btitfbat. [iTiba fig.<br />
Pod,*, ffni, I)i)(|n (pS ffibfiuft). -,v.n.<br />
Podagra, *. pcbngct.<br />
Podagrical, a. plagnb af pobaget.<br />
Podge, *. (lump, fiitr.<br />
Poem, *. ffQlbe|ti)(fe, bift.<br />
Poesy, *. p<strong>of</strong>fi, fTnlbefonp.<br />
Poet, *. poet, iTalb.<br />
Poetaster, *. timfnibnte; baHg poet.<br />
Poetical, a. pcetiff.<br />
Poetics, *. pi- pcetifen.<br />
Poetry, *. iTalbefcnf}; poefi.<br />
Pogh, /. fi) fTam!<br />
Poignancy,*, ffatptct; bitterfjet.<br />
Poignant, ". bitanbe, fntitiff.<br />
Point, *. fp«t^ ; ubbe, nni\ bhrfcanb; !<br />
fni;pplatt fpetg; infaff; punft; bufpub-<br />
'<br />
punft: poang (i fpel); ftaaning ; ogom<br />
bliif : ftvcdf pii fompajjen ; fuftemal. - j<br />
<strong>of</strong> sight, - <strong>of</strong> view, -<strong>of</strong> light, fi)n» j<br />
punft. -by-, punft for punft. -,<br />
|
Poi<br />
>. a. & n. glira fpttfig; jjunftcta; fyfs<br />
ta; utvefn, Oeiliintma; figta. -ed, a.<br />
uctljoap. -el, s. litftfiift; fi'et«fun=<br />
bighet. -er, s. fogeKjunt. -ing, s.<br />
fvet^ning; T. fcunbpijnt. -, a. fyftanbe.<br />
-less, a. trubtug.<br />
Points, s.pl. T. feifingar. -blank, «.<br />
ft ad. ben I}cita ).irt
316 Pon<br />
able, V. a. oogGat. -eral, a. tnfnnt<br />
eftet rigt. [N.<br />
Ponderation,«.t>/. bifTovlig fftub.<br />
Pontificate, s. vnfvebouie.<br />
Pontificial, a. vnV'ifliilf.<br />
Pontifician, 5. pafvelig. -, s. vflt)i|^.<br />
Pontlevis, *. fiegrnnfcc.<br />
Ponton, s. vonton, batOtygga.<br />
Pony, s. Uten l)d^, f[ippn«.<br />
Pood, s. vuD (40 iTnlpunb).<br />
Pooh, i. ai ! ftium<br />
Pool, s. j)6(, 6(1111111. -counter, s.<br />
fpelimuf. -dish, s. fpelbtirfa. -snipe,<br />
-snite, s. fuiiipi'nripvn.<br />
Poop,*, r. baf flout, nftetn. -ing-sea,<br />
s. ftijttfjij ifron aftern.<br />
Poop, V. 7t. (Inippn Pfiftct.<br />
Poor,*, fnttig ; ringa; obuglig; uUnngtab<br />
; <strong>of</strong>tuftbnr. -John, s, infalfobfiotf;<br />
ffF. -spirited, a. fotfngft. -ish, a.<br />
tiggateaftig.<br />
Poorly, a. ittamacnbe. -, ad. fnttigt.<br />
-ness, «. tctftig()et; ncbtigf)et; <strong>of</strong>tuft^<br />
bfltl)ct.<br />
Pop, s. fiiiott. -gun, s. n»(fe(b6fTn.<br />
!<br />
;<br />
Por<br />
Poppy, s. palfnio. -head , s. vaUmos<br />
Populace, s. geuienc man. [fnopp.<br />
Popular, a. altiiian ; ranlig ; popular,<br />
-ity, .s. affmnnligl)
• Post,<br />
For<br />
Portent, s. onbt foctbaB. -ous, tf.<br />
f erebaConBe ; oetI)5tb.<br />
Porter, s. botc= eff. pottlinftate ; bacate<br />
: ;<br />
vccrec (btl)(f). -age, ». biTiratelen.<br />
Portico, *. vottif ; Oetacft vetnrsSng.<br />
Portion, s. Del, onbel; Ijcnigift. -, f.<br />
c. gifiia ftenigift; bela, ut^ijta. -ist,<br />
a. betegnte.<br />
Portlj', a. inajeflntlig ; tjodf, ttoc.<br />
Portrait, s. pocttntt. -, v. a. afmnln.<br />
-ure, s. potttatt; };otlrattma(ning.<br />
Portray, v. a. nfmnla ; befTtifca.<br />
Portress, s. portPaftetfTo.<br />
Pory, a. vccoS.<br />
Pose, s. fn<strong>of</strong>ua.<br />
Pose, v. a. bd;; jlopjjQ inunn«n tiff.<br />
-r, s. examinatot ; font ftaga.<br />
Position, s. -paKning ; fat^. -al, a.<br />
tiUflgb, antogen.<br />
Positive, «. T. pcfitieug grabu^. ~,a.<br />
cetflig; uttti)(f(ig; enciS. -ness, 'S.ut:<br />
icDcfligbet; cnoi^Oer.<br />
Positure, s. flrtttning, tilfflanb.<br />
Posse,*, beocipnobntagt, uppfenbab I)op.<br />
Possess, V. a. befitta; <strong>of</strong>uectrjga; bu<br />
bctciTa. ^<br />
Possession, 5. befiftning, I)nfb; gobg,<br />
egcnboni ; njutning. -er, s, tgenbciii^s<br />
fiettc.<br />
Possessive, 5. T. 1^to^otu«^ pcffeff'^<br />
sum. -, a. cgnnbe, bcfiltanbc.<br />
Possessor, s. «gatc. -y, a. befittanbe.<br />
Posset, s. va^la, mjothin^Ui.<br />
Posset, V. a. Qora. Dfianbe.<br />
Possibility, s. mojligl)et.<br />
Possible, a. lubjlig, g'oclig.<br />
Post, s. 4.'ojl, fiirijaft ; beftaffning, ijenf}<br />
btefbtagote; pn(e. -boy, «. v<strong>of</strong>litjon.<br />
-haste, s. ffi)nbfam rcfa. -horn , s.<br />
l)<strong>of</strong>lI)orn. -horse, s. po|tbn j}. -house,<br />
*. p<strong>of</strong>it)u^; gnftgifcacegatb. -man, s.<br />
fcflribave , btefflirate. -master, s.<br />
pcfJinnftate. -<strong>of</strong>fice, s. v^ejtfontot.<br />
-stage, s. v<strong>of</strong>tftation. -town, s. fiab<br />
uieb pojitDntct.<br />
V. a. 6t n. fjfiffa; p<strong>of</strong>teta; nnfla<br />
pS en pSie; ffi;nbn ; fnrn uieb v<strong>of</strong>ien. -<br />
<strong>the</strong> books , fftifcn ten f ontcbiScf erna.<br />
-age, s. popvovto.<br />
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Pot 317<br />
Postdate, *. fenace Dntum. -, v. a.<br />
tntetn foe fent. [a. febnote.<br />
Posterior, s. bcifom. —,pl. bafbel. -,<br />
Posteriority, s. cftetfcnit}.<br />
Posterity, s. eftertiertb.<br />
Postern, «. bafbott, IBnnbctt.<br />
Posthume, a. fobb eftet fnbetn^ bob;<br />
utgifpen eftet fetfaltaten§ bob.<br />
Postillion, s. v<strong>of</strong>iiljon, fpnnntibnte.<br />
Postpone, V. a. uvPiTjuta, uiinbte »nts<br />
^ix.a. -ment, s. upp|T<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Postscript, s. po^fftiptum.<br />
Postulate, s. fat^ antogen uton bepig;<br />
begnran. -,v. a. anljaffo cm; f'otuts<br />
fatta. _ [be.<br />
Postulation, a. fovbtan; foiutfriilnn=<br />
Posture, 5. ftop^flallning ; tiffftanb. -,<br />
V. a. btinga i vif ftii'ffning.<br />
Posy, s. tanffptnf.<br />
Pot, s. votta; ftug. -herb, s. gvbna<br />
fbfevartet, gtonfnfet. -lid, s. gtijtloi.<br />
-luck, 5. fon(i)«fa. -pan,«.flefpnnna.<br />
-shard, s. fFarfra. [fupo.<br />
Pot, V. a. £tn. fyltn, Iriggo in i ftufot<br />
Potable, 5. bti)(f . - , a. btidEbat.<br />
Potage, s. foppa.<br />
Potash, s. pott<strong>of</strong>Ffl.<br />
Potation, J. btidfning; f(unf ; fupfatas.<br />
Potatos, s. pointed, jorbpnton.<br />
Potch, v. n. fibtn, ftiia.<br />
Potencee, a. T. fom en ftl;(fn.<br />
Potency, s. magt, inflijtnnbe, fli;tfn.<br />
Potent, a. fiatf, piilbig. -, s. iiionotf<br />
i^anbtinggfiQf ; ixi)Sa. -ate, s. potens<br />
tat, monatf.<br />
Potential, s. T. mobug potenfintiS. -,<br />
a. i^etflig efjutu iife fnnbat; ftnftig.<br />
Potentiality, s. mojUgljet utnn Betf=<br />
Potgun, s. fldbetbbjfn. [(igOet.<br />
Po<strong>the</strong>cary, «. apotefnte.<br />
Po<strong>the</strong>r, s. latm, buffet; bam. -, v. n,<br />
& a. lacnia ; befoata ; goto fotttettig.<br />
Potion, s. t<strong>of</strong>ebtidf.<br />
Potter, 5. ftufinatate.<br />
Pottern-ore, s. ftufmafattera.<br />
Pottle, s. Paffa; fdbe^mntt; elt flag^<br />
long fotg. -John, s. folanuni m«tena<br />
gcna 0. lt;copeificuni.<br />
Potulent, a. btiibac.
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Pouch, s. pafe, tn(Fa, cnffn; fJer mage.<br />
-, V. a. d a. floppa i pnfe ; frnija ; fc<br />
futniultn ut.<br />
Ponle, Pool, s. fat« (i fpel)-<br />
Poult, s. fijdfling. -ry, a. fjnBctfo.<br />
Poultice,*, nijuft oi)i|Iag; fotopInStii.<br />
-, v.a. trigga va uppnijufnnBe cinflog.<br />
Pounce, s. Ho va en t<strong>of</strong>fogel; vulvcti;<br />
fetab viiupftm ; fnnttnfpulijet ; tnaU:<br />
gcnoinbtutet otbett. -, v. a. dn. fntta<br />
iiKb ftotna; befici) tiu b fiott viuivfi'n<br />
vunfa. -t-box, s. fttiib<strong>of</strong>n.<br />
Pound, «. ff alpunb, mntf ; punb (niijnt)<br />
fdlla fiit b<strong>of</strong>Tap. -, f. a. flota, frcfyn i<br />
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inottel. -age, «. <strong>of</strong> gift; f>Jat; punb.<br />
-er, «. mottcljiet ; punbing.<br />
Pour, f. a. utgjutn, (Tnnfa i; bfoci-=<br />
foammn ; fJtomma, ^ila ; lufa.<br />
Pourfil, s. projiL<br />
Pout, s. fiiintotff ; otte. -, v. n. fc furs<br />
jitulen ut; ()nngn (npp. -ing-fellow,<br />
s. fiitntuten iiicnnifffl.<br />
Poverty, s, atmob, fnttigtoiit.<br />
Powder, s. pulvet ; pubec ; f cut. -Llue,<br />
«. bla fliitfclfe. -box, s. fitob<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
-case, s. fruttjotn. -chest, «. fptnngs<br />
fifla. -horn, s. frutljctn. -ink, s.<br />
bla(fpu[\>«. -mill,s. ftutbruf. -monkey,<br />
s. T. pojfe foiii tangat ftain fruiet<br />
ut hutbutfjn. -puflF, s. vubetqtnfl.<br />
-sugar, s. puberforfet.<br />
Powder, v. a. puloetifnn ; pubrn; fnU<br />
tn. -y, a. pubtig. [«tt. emot ett ttfi|"f.<br />
Powdike, s. bam uppforb twrit^<strong>of</strong>oec<br />
Power, s. iiiagt; cinftenbe; vijtonte<br />
ftaft ; tegeting ; frig^tjht ;m(ingb. -ful,<br />
a. niagtig, ftnftig ; gnffnnbJ. -fulness,<br />
s. »albc; »ei;ffamf)ct. -less, a. iiingt=<br />
rd*. powers, pi. T. IjbjningSgtaberna.<br />
Powldron, s. jernbUff pa ctt ()atncff,<br />
fom bctatfa nxe(n.<br />
Powter, a. friifbufv>n.<br />
Pox, s. pi. cenetiff fjufa; foppcr.<br />
small -, fcppor.<br />
Poy, s. bntanfcrfiang (foe linbanfnre).<br />
Pozzolana, s. pcjjotnnjotb.<br />
Practicability, s. glHtighct,<br />
Practicable, a. giStlig ; nnynnbbat.<br />
Practical, a. ptnftifT, pctfflallanbf.<br />
Pre<br />
Practice, ». utijfning; «ettftnaigf
Pre<br />
Precedent, «. fijtebonu, excmpd.<br />
-Ijook, s. fctmutntb<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Precellency, s. fotttrifftig^et.<br />
Precentor, s. fotefangate.<br />
Precept, s. fijtefftift; regef..<br />
Preceptive, a. unfcetvifante, bjubanbe.<br />
Preceptor, s. infotmatct; ifirmnfiate.<br />
-}', s. iiiinCte ff<strong>of</strong>tec ; iinbetviiSningganj<br />
Precession, «. foregacube. [fla(t.<br />
Precinct, s. Ingfnga; omtSfte; gvcin^.<br />
Preciosity, s. bijtbarOet.<br />
Precious, a. M;cbnt, (*6«I, afta. -ness,<br />
s. M)tbarl)et; fottraffligOet.<br />
Precipice, s. btant, btobbjup ; afgtunb.<br />
Precipitancy, s. fi3tf)af}anbe, <strong>of</strong>i)etiU<br />
ning.<br />
Precipitant, s. T. mcnjituum font i)te=<br />
civitecar:. -, a. brSbfiiJttanbe , btant;<br />
btaMTnnbe, fi5rI)aftaB.<br />
Precipitate, v. a. & n. fljijrtn, brab;<br />
ftortQ ; i5f!?erila ; fi5rt)nfla fig ; prfciv»ite=<br />
K^, fntfa liff botten; frittn fig vS botten.<br />
-, s. T. vtfcivitat. -, a. btabfii5ttan=<br />
be; f iJtfi<strong>of</strong>l^aB ; 7'. precipitetaB. -ly,<br />
ad. [)uft>ucftupa.<br />
Precipitation, s. fjortning ; btabjfa,<br />
, <strong>of</strong>rcrilning; T. fnHning tilt botten.<br />
Precipitous, a. 'dfoetilaB ; fatlig-.<br />
Precise, a. precis, bejinmb, punftiig:<br />
fanu^et^grann ; tiffgjocb. -ness, s.<br />
Vunftligbet; tuunget »nfenBe.<br />
Precisian, s. grubbdire.<br />
Precision, s. noggtanntjet, beflnntb()et.<br />
Precisive, a. noga beftnnimanBe.<br />
Preclude, v. a. utefluta; fotebygga.<br />
Precocious, a. bcaBincgen. -ness,s.<br />
braButi>gen()et.<br />
Precogitate, v. a. f'otut Bfretthnfa.<br />
Precognition, s. f«uttietanbe.<br />
Preconceit, s. fotbom. -ed, a. f6t=<br />
utfattab. [unberf<strong>of</strong>ning).<br />
Preconceive, v. a. fonitfatta (utan<br />
Preconception, s. fotccm. [tiff.<br />
Preconize, v. a, fotftoca nagon buglig<br />
Precursor, 5. f'orelSvflce, fijeegangare.<br />
Predaceous, a. IcfrnnBe nf t<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Predal, a. tcfrante.<br />
Predatory, a. vtunfvante, r<strong>of</strong>girig.<br />
Predeceased, a. foiut nflicen.<br />
Predecessor<br />
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Pre<br />
. fbtetrabare.<br />
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foifiiBec.<br />
Predesign, v. a. forut befiauima.<br />
Predestinarian, s. fatnlift. [befTutn.<br />
Predestinate, v. a. utfcta, <strong>of</strong> e»jigt)et<br />
Predestination,5.uttotelfen,nabera(cr.<br />
Predestine, v. a. fctut befifiinuia.<br />
Predetermination, 3. ctt fotut fat*<br />
itt befluf.<br />
Predetermine, v. a. fijtutbeftnumifl.<br />
Predial, a. botanbe titf jotbbtuf. -<br />
titlies, s. ffaftiionBe.<br />
Predicalile, s. T. affnian egcnfFflV. -,<br />
a. font fan faga^ ont nSgot.<br />
Predicament, s. fla^; lifffianb; bti;B=<br />
fain bdagenljet. [belagenbci-<br />
Predicamental, a. botanbe tiff en n^<br />
Predicant, s. pteBifant, prep.<br />
Predicate, s. T. ptetifat. -, v. a. 6t<br />
n. p<strong>of</strong>td: fotfunna; l;ttta. [be.<br />
Predication, s. tiffaggancc ; oininnlan*<br />
Predict, u. a. fotutfaga, fpa. -ion, s.<br />
fpatoni. -or, s. fotutfagate. [ning.<br />
Predigestion, s. fotbafinb matfnialrs<br />
Predilection, s. utnintft tiffgifsenber.<br />
Predispose, v. a. fijtut boja ;fi5tber«ba.<br />
Predisposition, *. fi)tberebe(fe ; tijtfe.<br />
Predominance, s. <strong>of</strong>Bennogt, <strong>of</strong>uets<br />
Predominant, a. tSbnnbe. [(janb.<br />
Predominate, p. n. & a, bcrtfTa.<br />
Predomination, s. bogte inflytelfc.<br />
Pre-election, s. fotutgaente sal.<br />
Pre-eminent, a. <strong>of</strong>ctgoenbe , <strong>of</strong>i^ets<br />
Pre-emption, *. focfop. [ttaffanBe.<br />
Pre-engage, t^.a.fiStut intaga. -ment,<br />
s. <strong>of</strong>tal, atBre fbcbinbetfe.<br />
Pre-establish, v. a. fotut fafi|}affa ;<br />
fotutfatta. -ment, s. fbtegSente be=<br />
flantntelfe.<br />
Pre-exist, v. n. ?atelfe.<br />
Pre-existent, a. fotutratanbe.<br />
Preface, s. fbtetat; fiitberebelfe. -, v.<br />
n. & a. ffrifua ett fotetat; begl)nna;<br />
fotntfagn.<br />
Prefator}^ a. tjenanbe tiff fotetat.<br />
Prefect, s. befo'lljafijate, (jbfBing ; bf=<br />
v>etfie (bog Komatne). -ure, s. fiat*<br />
baffoteffnp.
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Prefer, u. a. fotebcnga; gifM fStetrfis<br />
b»; fcefcrbta; cfoetUmna, vrefentern;<br />
fotebrflga.<br />
Preferable, a. fcm fisttjennt fotettcibe.<br />
PreferaLl}', ad. ftflmfbt, fjettre.<br />
Preference, *. fStcttnte; fiitettobe^s<br />
Preferment, s. befovttnn. [tiitiigOet.<br />
Preferrer, s. fotetrngante. - <strong>of</strong> an<br />
indictment, anflngacf. [Oilbn.<br />
Prefigurate, Prefigure, v. a. fiite^<br />
Prefiguration, s. fotebiltnnbe.<br />
Prefix, a. vnttitel, font fntte« ftninfot<br />
ett orD. [fote: fnfiflotTa.<br />
Prefix, p. a. fot«iTrif»n; fdtta fxaiiu<br />
Preform, v. a. foreOilbo.<br />
Pregnancy,*. IjnfuanbttiffflSnt); brcig:<br />
tigOet (out bjut) •, f«uft6arl)et.<br />
Pregnant, a, O<strong>of</strong>canbc, rabb; ftuft;<br />
fam : oigtig ; tint.<br />
Pregression, *. f6rutgo«nbe.<br />
Pregustation, s. fijrfui<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Prejudge, v. a. bonia forut.<br />
Prejudicate, a. fiStuifattob ; intagen <strong>of</strong><br />
f'oiBoniflt. -, V. a. bbuia fctut.<br />
Prejudication, «. fij«b'6iite.<br />
Prejudice, s. fotbcm; ffaba, fotfang.<br />
-, V. a. fijrfijrbela. [ffablig.<br />
Prejudicial, a. intogen <strong>of</strong> fbtbcmoc;<br />
Preke, s. bldcffiff. [ptelaternfl.<br />
Prelacy, s. Dtetat^orirbigljct; fnmtlige<br />
Prelate , s. v'telat, -ship , s. prelnt^^<br />
Sfirbigdet.<br />
Prelation, «. fotetriibe, tnng.<br />
Prelature, «. vtetnt^tfitbigbet.<br />
Prelect, v. n, Ijottn flSreliiSningar.<br />
Prelection, s. fijreln'gning ;<strong>of</strong>l)anbling.<br />
Preliminary,*. vc«lii"in(it fbtbinbelfe<br />
;<br />
ferutgaenbe.<br />
Prelude,*. ptelubium;f6rfpe(; ingang.<br />
Prelude, v. a. ^ n. gbrn VMlubiet;<br />
fbtbcreba; tjena fafoui inlcbning.<br />
Preludious, a. tjenanbe tiH inUbning.<br />
Prelusive, a. ferutgacnbe.<br />
Premature, a. fbttibig ; Otabntogen<br />
<strong>of</strong>ocrilab. -ness, eff. [i fotttb.<br />
Prematuritj' , s. f btiibighct , mcgnnfc<br />
Premeditate, v. a. & n, fijtut betrin;<br />
fa ; bfvjttiinfa i f'otut.<br />
Premeditation, s. bfeetlnggning.<br />
Pre<br />
Premerit, v. a. fbtut fottjena.<br />
Premices, s.pl. fbtflling, fBrfia ftufttn<br />
Premier, *. fbtfJe iiiini|lcr. -, o. forfr<br />
fbtnniiift. [fafom fnt« ; forberebo<br />
Premise, v. a. & n. fbrutfatta, nntrtg.<br />
Premises,*.^)/, prnnii^ft ; f<strong>of</strong>i egenboiU'<br />
Premium , s. \ix\i , jfttnnum ; nffefu<br />
rntisvtngat.<br />
Premonish, v. a. 8tt>nrna, fotinnna.<br />
Premonition, *. taming, fbrutgoenb'<br />
etincan. [-, a. vatnanbe<br />
Premonitory, *. fbrutgaenbe crininn<br />
Premonstrate, v. a. fbrut berifa.<br />
Premunition, j. fbtcfcimiiftnte <strong>of</strong> tt<br />
infflf}. » [a. oinfetiiinlb<br />
Prenominate, t>. a. nnnina fcrut.<br />
Prenomination, s. fctutnninnnnbe.<br />
Prenotion, *. fotut»etanbe: cti)blig:<br />
bogtn'p. [lingiib<br />
Prentice, *. tatting, -ship, s. lfir><br />
Prenunciation, s. fbrutfagelfe.<br />
Preoccupate, f. a. fbrut intagn, gbtn*<br />
ingtepp ; inbiUn. -, a. fijcut bcrtragen.'<br />
Preoccupy, v. a. tagn fcrft i befittning.<br />
Preominate, v. a. ferebaba.<br />
Preoi-dain, v. a. fijrut forcrbnn.<br />
Preordination, s. fbtut gift>«n befntt*<br />
Preparate, p. h a. fbcbetebb. [ning.<br />
Preparative, *. littcebning, tiffrupning,<br />
anrtnlr. -, a. tillctbanbc; ctfcttetlig.<br />
Preparatoriness, s. bercbelfe.<br />
Preparatory, a. fbtbetcbnnbe<br />
i^ancig. [fig ; IjalTn fig fntbig.<br />
Prepare, v. a. & n. tilfteba, bereba<br />
Prepense, v. a. fbcut pfpettnnfa.<br />
Preponderance, *. i5fwt»igt.<br />
Preponderate, *'. a. & n. bftjetedgfl,<br />
bfvcri:>albign; vara bfvertagftn.<br />
Preponderation, a. bfrercigt.<br />
Prepose, v. a, fiitta ftnnifore.<br />
Preposition, *. T. V'tepcfiiion. ^<br />
Prepositive, a. fbrutfatt, fbtegaenb*.<br />
Prepossess, v. a. intago nieb fbrbos<br />
mar, inbiCfa iiieb. -ion, s. tibigatc bcs<br />
firming ; fbtboni ; enri^bet. [fallfam.<br />
Preposterous, a. fbtiMinb; crimlii<br />
Prepotency, «. bfviemiafr.<br />
Prepotent, a. flarf, tt<strong>of</strong>tig.<br />
Prepuce, «. fbr()Mb.<br />
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Pre<br />
•rereijuisite, s. notocinbigt beting.<br />
-, a. focut ecforterlig.<br />
i'rerogative, s. prctcgatii', fotetrcibeSs<br />
rfitt: iiiynMgljet. -, a. vtitJilegierab.<br />
*resage, s. fiitebaD, oning. — , v. a.<br />
betuCii, beieifna; fciga fijtut. -ment,<br />
», f6tb«t»telfe, nning.<br />
*resbj'ter, s. tijtf<strong>of</strong>orefianbatc ; })tep.<br />
*resLyterian, s. pre^bi)terian; fijrfo*<br />
Dotb. -, a. I)i5tonbe till vtf^bl;t«riQnet»<br />
no. -ism, s. ptt§U)Uxian^a f«tten.<br />
*resbytery, s. vte^bijictianetnog Intos<br />
"rescience, s. fi5rut*jetanbe. [ftjftem.<br />
*rescient, a. f'etutfeenbe.<br />
*rescind, v. a. afiTiita.<br />
*rescribe, f . a. e2 n. fbrefFtifoa, fou<br />
otbn.i ; ffrifea teccptet.<br />
»rescript, s. foreiftift, befalTning. -,<br />
a. fetctbnab. -ion, s. f'6t«|Tcifr; gouu<br />
jual In-ifb ; tccn't.<br />
'reseance, «. v«fibium.<br />
•tesence, «. ndtsato; be natparonbe;<br />
utin, onfeenbe. - <strong>of</strong> mind, finne^j<br />
nntraro.<br />
Present, s. bet nntuatnnbe ; vrefen^ (<strong>of</strong><br />
etr retb) ; ffnnf. — , a. natvmnnbe.<br />
Present, v. a. ptefentera; bjubn ; i5f=<br />
oetUmna ; tifa •, fott^dUa, onfUiga. -<br />
to , utnnmnn tiff. - ! an ! (rib fljut=<br />
ning). [betbar.<br />
?resentaneoDS, a. narsaronbe, ctnes<br />
Presentation, s. uppbifanbe, utnanii<br />
nin>) : biubning. [prejl(agen!;et.<br />
Presentee, s. ben font tnUai tiff en<br />
Presenter, s. giftjate. -<strong>of</strong> a bill,<br />
T>eiclinnti)nfvate. [norroranbe.<br />
Presentiate, v. a. fijteflnffQ fSfoni<br />
Presentime, s. fotutgaenbe; fotepaffs<br />
ning : nning.<br />
Presently, ad. prnr, genafi.<br />
Presentment, s. 'lifverUmnanbe, fotcs<br />
liiiffning; nngifennbe.<br />
Presentness, s. nart>orc; fi'ntligOet.<br />
Preservation, s. fotpav; bibeb<strong>of</strong>fanbe.<br />
Preservative, s. ptefetpotiD ; uiotgift.<br />
J. fbtv>aranbe.<br />
Presenre, *. inlagb ftuf t ; fylt. - , v.<br />
cctflta; inlrigga; infi)lta.<br />
Preservers, s. pi. ptefetcer, gtosijgcn<br />
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fcm ftDcta ogonen.<br />
Preside, v. n. prefibetn, fora orbet.<br />
Presidency, *. ptefibent^embete ; <strong>of</strong>*<br />
perinfeenbe. [bing.<br />
President, a. otbfiStonbt ; fotman ; I)<strong>of</strong>»<br />
Presidial, a. oatbanbe ; fom ^ar bfoets<br />
infeenfe.<br />
Presignify, p. a. forut betndfnn.<br />
Press, s. pie^; flnbffQp; tningfef, folf.<br />
bop; fuffinagtrtttpreffattig^folf. -Led,<br />
5. f<strong>of</strong>fbiinf i form af ett f?flp. -gang,5.<br />
ett fonnnanbo niatr<strong>of</strong>et, font meb valb<br />
tfitn^ot: ftig^folf. -, v. a. & n. ftauia ;<br />
trfinga; pSffijnba; tvinga; enfjrinbigt<br />
bebja; onrfua ineb v»n[b; trdngn; gora<br />
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Preterlegal, a. ctoglig.<br />
Preterniissicin, s. unttrlatantt.<br />
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«-•• Pretermit, a. unbetlafn ; fiirbiga.<br />
Preternatural , a. <strong>of</strong>pttnntutlig.<br />
-ness, s. <strong>of</strong>v>etnatur(i9t)Ct.<br />
Preterperfect, s. T. pretetitiim p«r=<br />
feftum. -, a. fullfoniligt fotfliiten.<br />
Preterpluperfect, s. T. vlugquntii=<br />
peiffftum. -, a. nier an fnQfciiiligr<br />
Pretex, v. a. benmntln. [fovbi.<br />
Pretext, «. fBreUfl'nftning, fTen.<br />
Pretor, s. ptetot, Bfoetboniate. [tianff.<br />
Pretorian , s. jjretorian. - , a. ptcto=<br />
Pretorship, s. ptefctS enibete.<br />
Prettiness, s. i>a(fet()et, nttigbct.<br />
[igt; tfmligcn.<br />
Prevail, v. n. (on, upon, over,<br />
against) bnfva <strong>of</strong>r)et()an6, tnba ; (on,<br />
upon, with) forma nngot ()og fpcr[rigfi(n()et.<br />
Prevalence, ». ijfuecbnnb; bfp«rl«ig:<br />
fiJcefcmnianbi! ; l)inb
Pri<br />
Primitive, a. fil&jt, urfprungtig. -<br />
veils ^- f^Qlllot^. -ness, s. utfptung;<br />
Primity, s. fetflvorance. [liatjet.<br />
Prinioijeniture, s. fBrfifobfTonitt.<br />
Primordial, s. urfptung. -, a. fiitfl,<br />
\m.<br />
Primordian, s. en ax.t vtonimon.<br />
Primordiate, a. urfptungtig.<br />
Primrose,*, cvdigg, gun>?ifffi; -, a.<br />
Primy, a. bloinfltanfte. [btcnimig.<br />
Prince, s. pcin^, futfle. -like, «.fut|l!:<br />
lig. -'s-fea<strong>the</strong>r, s. nnuinintr). -metal,<br />
5. pvinsiiicrnU. -rupert's drops,<br />
s. fptinggldiS. -'s-wood, s. ebcnhclti?.<br />
-dom, s. fur|let>ntti9()et. -liness, s.<br />
i'taft. -ly, a. futfitig.<br />
foccttabe^tfittigbet. -, p. a. vrioiles<br />
Princess, s. vvinfjffa, fiirfiiniKi. Privities, s. pi. feb^Iobelar. [giern.<br />
Principal, s. fapifnl; I)ufi'>uMiian ; v«f= Privity, s. bsnUigljet; Ijeniligt ni«bt?««<br />
ret; [iufj>ucfaf. -, a. fotnnmf}, I)uf= tnnbe, fivttoenbe.<br />
1?^^fnfli9. ^<br />
[me ; flHetrnts.<br />
Principality, s. fm-flcntouie; [)Ctccto=<br />
Principal!}', ad. fotnii'mlignfi.<br />
Principalness,a. r)ufviu6fafltg()et, f5t=<br />
Principate, s. (jcrrffap. [miiiiligljet.<br />
Principle, s. gnincnnme, giuncorfnf<br />
leiiienr; bcfianfc^bc[; gnint)fatcffri=fonrt?n. -er , s. rn;cfnce , totf=<br />
Itijcfovi. -ing, s. itycfning; b<strong>of</strong>tri^cfcs<br />
tifenft. -house, «. bcfttijcteri. -ink,<br />
4. l'<strong>of</strong>tn;ieri|'yinta. -types, »./)/. boN<br />
itDcfcnflilnt.<br />
Prior, s. vnior. -, a. fiim; nibte.<br />
-ate, s. vviocat. -ess, s. ptiotinnn.<br />
Priority, s. fijiettnbe ; libigare ttff)iflnb.<br />
Priorship, s. en priori embett.<br />
Priory, s. ptioti.<br />
Prism, s. T. prisma.<br />
Prison, s. f rtngelfc, I)aft«. -bars, s.pl.<br />
-base, s. ett ftag^ Id. -house , 5.<br />
fangtlfe. - , v. a. fnngfTa, inn«)Tutn.<br />
-er, s. atteffnnt. -ment, 5. fangens<br />
Pristine, a. forben, urgamnial. [ffnp.<br />
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Prittle-prattle, «. fniifnacf. -, v. a.<br />
prntn. [<strong>of</strong>lngfen ott ; enfligl)ct.<br />
Privacy, s. enfantriet; fottroligrjet<br />
Private, a. ()eni(ig; cnfTilb, prifat. in<br />
-, i Ijeutltgfjct; enibei^to^. - chapel,<br />
s. bu^fapeir. -. end, s. biaffigt. -<br />
man, s. en|Ti[b petfcn.<br />
Privateer, s. fnpatf, fnpnrefattijg. -,<br />
V. n. utiuffn fapnrefnrtDg ; gn v« fnpftt.<br />
Privateness, s. enffilbt flanb; I)«nilig4<br />
()Ct. ^ [fpotigfjet; fotluf}; brip-.<br />
Privation, s. bec<strong>of</strong>pnnbe, fafnab;<br />
Privative, a. bet<strong>of</strong>tianbe.<br />
Privet, s. liguj^et ; benvfb.<br />
Privilege, s. priyilegium ; foniion;<br />
Privj', s. ptioet, afttii'be.<br />
Privy, a. Oeinlig, lenntig; pcitjot ; nte6»<br />
vetdiibf. -counseller, s. gebeiniernt,<br />
-seal, s. niinbte fongl. figitfet.<br />
Prize, s. beloning ; bijte ; uppbragt ffepp ;<br />
vinfl. -question, s. pri^frogo. -,<br />
V. a. vii'rbera, ffntta. -r, s. tntbeving^*<br />
man ; fj'i3f})erno. [m«6.<br />
Pro, pr. fore. - <strong>and</strong> con, ffa' mot o(i><br />
ProLahility, s. fnnnolifljft, ttcligltet.<br />
Probable, a. fannctif. -ness, s. fans<br />
noa<strong>the</strong>t. [j^nmcnte ; bcfig.<br />
Probate, s. fibimcrab nflTrift af ett tes<br />
Probation, s. bct>t^ning«grunb ; pr<strong>of</strong>=<br />
ning, crnmen ; pt<strong>of</strong>ni:. -ary, a. Ijoranbe<br />
titf vc<strong>of</strong>. -er, s. nwM ; en fom unbers<br />
gnc eyamen. -ship, s. vr<strong>of</strong>ninggtiUs<br />
ftSnb, novitiat.<br />
Probatory, a. tjenanbe tiff pr<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
Probe, 5. T. fonb. -scissars, s. pi.<br />
fariTat. -,v. a. fonbera.<br />
Probity, s. rebligljet, orIig()ef.<br />
Problem, s. T. problem.<br />
Problematical, a. probtematifF, <strong>of</strong>afcr.<br />
Proboscis, 5. elefantfnabct; trt;ne.<br />
Procacious, a. fratf, naSvn«.<br />
Procacity, s. n(xivii\)tx, <strong>of</strong>'orifambfjet.<br />
Procedure, s. vroce^orbning ; bnnbling,<br />
vcrfning.<br />
Proceed, v. n. fjcirtora; fjcirUta fig<br />
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ifvon, utga; l\itai ; go fott ; iiUcriign<br />
fig; tidtngrt; fottfnta. -ing, 5. fctr=<br />
gnente; ()ant«lf«. -at law, rn'tiegnng.<br />
Proceeds, i./>^. t^infi, infoinP; beiopp-<br />
Procellous, a. ftotmig, buaetfaiii.<br />
Process, 5. tattegang; fortgang ; ciii=<br />
ftdnCigljet; fiitfatanBe.<br />
Procession, s. vrocfffion, tSg.<br />
Processional, a. proieffion titTljl'vig.<br />
Processionary, a. gSenbe i vrcieffion.<br />
Procidence, s. fnnfning, fbtf<strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Procint, s. futtfonilig fotberctelfc.<br />
Proclaim, v. a. uttopa, <strong>of</strong>fentligen<br />
(ungora; fatta i bann. -er, s. (tnrclt,<br />
foctunnate. [gotelfe ; uppbnl.<br />
Proclamarion, s. })t<strong>of</strong> tnination ; fun=<br />
Proclivity, s. bojelfe, wHfatigfjer.<br />
Proclivous, a. benngen.<br />
Proconsul, i. iRometfl vv<strong>of</strong>cnful.<br />
-ship, s. ptcfonfulot.<br />
Procrastinate, f. a. & n. uvpifjufn;<br />
tvaga ur va tiCfn.<br />
Procrastination, 5. uppfl<strong>of</strong>, fcroj^iiial.<br />
Procrastinator, s. foUt.<br />
Procreant, a. n(fttan6e.<br />
Procreate, v. a. afto, fota.<br />
Procreation, .5. nflnnbe, fcctvlantning.<br />
Procreative, a. nfIQn^e, fbtnnCe.<br />
-ness, 5. afsjelfauiljei.<br />
Procreator, 5. aflatc, fabet.<br />
Procreatrix, s. motet.<br />
Proctor, s. vr<strong>of</strong>utatot, fufiod yit
Pro<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>laence, s. fottgnng, ftnmfltitanbe.<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>luent, a. ftnmfli)tante.<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>ound, s. Bjup ; afgrunS. -, a.<br />
Djup; tjuvfinnig; gtunStatC; ijbmjuf.<br />
-ness, *. tjuvfinni9l)et. -, f, a.<br />
> gtonffa.<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>use, a. (lij^affig, bfvetP'obanbc.<br />
-ness, s. <strong>of</strong>BetfloD ; fotfliS^ning.<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>usion, s. <strong>of</strong>eerff<strong>of</strong>t; forfllj^ning,<br />
.Protf, f. ft. ftjnla ; ftfo cftet ; iiiatobeta,<br />
futiigera (cftet iiint).<br />
iProgeneration, «. fottplantning.<br />
iProgenitor, s. ftfliiifabet.<br />
Progenj% 5. nffiiba, flagt. [tiff f'onit.<br />
PrognosticaLle, a. fcm innn fan fpa<br />
Prognosticate, v. a. forefpa.<br />
Prognostication, s. fpnscm, Uitn.<br />
Prognosticator, s. fpSmnn.<br />
Program, s. vtogtant, inne()aff.<br />
Progress, s. ftauijicg, ftanigong ; fots<br />
fcfcan ; Stif^gata.<br />
Progress, v.n, ft a. fftibn, go ftaiiiat.<br />
-ion, 3. fottgnng ; ftmnfleg. -ive, a.<br />
ftamgacnbe. -ively, ad, gtabst^, ef=<br />
tet^nnb. -iveness, s. fottgang, tiffpcixt.<br />
Prohibit, V. a. fijibjubn, fiStljinbta.<br />
Prohibition, s. fdibub.<br />
Prohibitory, a. fotbjubanbe.<br />
Proin, V. a. ft n. vti;bn.<br />
Project, 5. ftc|Tag ; vtojeft.<br />
Project, V. a. ^ n. antngga, fotejTo,<br />
4)icjettetQ; tafia ut; jTjutaut; Ijnnga<br />
<strong>of</strong>fjt. -ile,'s. ftopp fcm at fait i rB»<br />
telfe ; fajioapen. -, a. fianiat f<strong>of</strong>iab.<br />
-ion, .s. fajining; fTjuliiing ; fcaiiis<br />
pnenbe bet af en bijggnab. -or, s. fl5t=<br />
jlag^niafate. -ure, s. utfiSenbe bet af<br />
en Iniggnab ; utbyggnab.<br />
Prolapse, v. a. falla ftamot.<br />
Prolapsion, s. faffanbe ftamftupa.<br />
Prolate, a. platr, flai.<br />
Prolate, v. a. ftouifota, utfaga.<br />
Proleptical, a. fbrutgacnbe (fjufbem).<br />
Proletarian, a. gcnien, fotaftlig.<br />
Prolific, a. afv^elfam. [belfe.<br />
Prolification, s. ftuftbarhet; barnfo^<br />
Prolificness, s. afoelfamljet.<br />
Prolix, a. vibU^ftig.<br />
Prolixity, s. cibli^ftigljet.<br />
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Prolocutor, s. ralman, orbfoianbe.<br />
Prologue, s. vtolog, fotetaf. - ,v. a.<br />
gijta v^ulog ell. inlebning.<br />
Prolong, V. a. for(onga; uppjTjuta.<br />
Prolongation, s. fijtlongning ; uppfF<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Prolusion, *. fiitfijel, vtetubium.<br />
Prominence, s. utffjutanbe; ftani«<br />
fiaenbe bel; niaifsatbigljet.<br />
Prominent,^, utfioenbe, franiffjutanbe.<br />
Promiscuous, a. faiiniianbtanbab.<br />
Promise, s. l<strong>of</strong>te ; Ijopp. -, v. a. & n.<br />
l<strong>of</strong>t>a, utfajia. - one's self, I)Op»<br />
pag, gifya (jopp oin fig.<br />
Promissary, s. m fom fatt l<strong>of</strong>tt.<br />
Promission, s. l<strong>of</strong>te. [repctg.<br />
Promissory, a. l<strong>of</strong>ranbe. - note, a.<br />
Promontory, s. ubbe, nag.<br />
Promote , v. a. ptomoceta ; befotbta<br />
befraiiija.<br />
Promotion, *. befotbtan.<br />
Prompt, a. fnat, Oaftig; lifftebg. -<br />
payment, s. fontant betalning. -, v.<br />
a. ingifoa ; pominna ; uppinuntta, reta.<br />
-er,s. fufpi'ot pa en reatet; uppuiglatc.<br />
-itude, s. ffi;nbfaml)et ; tebebogenfjer.<br />
-uary, s. fi5tiabg()ug. -ure, s. ins<br />
gifvetfe, uppmuntting.<br />
Promulgate, v. a. <strong>of</strong>fentligen fungSta.<br />
Promulgation, s. fungotelfe.<br />
Pronator, 3. muiUl font brat flata<br />
fjanben inSt.<br />
Prone, a. fallen f'ot; incb onflgtet eniot<br />
jocben; (luttanbe. -ness, s. benagen*<br />
()et; fluttning; ftainfiupa Inge.<br />
Prong, 5. gaffe! ; tjuf»a; ffatm. -ed,<br />
a. gaffe If otmig.<br />
Pronominal, a. tillf)5tig ett ftonomen. Pronoun, «. T. ptonomen.<br />
Pronounce, v. a. & n. uttota; fitu<br />
ista^a-^ bouia; tata btifJigt. —,s. funs<br />
gotelfe. [(af en bom) ; utfotggnfvot.<br />
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Pronunciation, «. utial; affunnanbe<br />
Pronunciative, a. bjetft orf) pafluget<br />
biimmanbe.<br />
Pro<strong>of</strong>, s. pt<strong>of</strong>, fotf<strong>of</strong> ; ffal; tdtl)et; fct«<br />
reftut, pt<strong>of</strong>atf. -, a. cgenonittfinglig,<br />
ffottfti ; ptobetab ; obeoeflig. - print,<br />
s. tilelpignett. -less, a. fom irfe IjoU<br />
let pt<strong>of</strong>oet.<br />
;
et, tjenligljet; anfenligljei-<br />
Properate, v. a. iTi;nta vo.<br />
Property, *. egnnte nitt; egenfcom<br />
9ar^erob6tnl^fioce.<br />
Prophecj', s. vt<strong>of</strong>etia, fpntcni.<br />
Prophesier, s. jjt<strong>of</strong>ei. [T. pcebifo.<br />
Prophesy , u. a. & n. vt<strong>of</strong>etera, fv'S ;<br />
Prophet, i. prefel. -ess, «. vt<strong>of</strong>etiffn.<br />
Prophetical, a. vt<strong>of</strong>etiiT.<br />
Prophetize, v. a. pccfetcta.<br />
Propine, v. a. txida tni ffal.<br />
Propinquate, v. n. naUai.<br />
Propinquity, s. gtannf?ap ; flaBtffnp.<br />
Propitiahle, a. fetfcnlig.<br />
Propitiate, f . a. & n. fotfona, blitf.i.<br />
Propitiation, 5. focfoning, fScfcningss<br />
ctfet. [Poten. -, a. forfonnnte.<br />
Propitiator, .s. fijtfonore. -y, a. naia--<br />
Propitious, a. blib, nScig, gynnanCe..<br />
-ness, s. goMjet, ntilb()et.<br />
Propolis, s. fiovpoax.<br />
Proponent, s. en fom fijteflat nagot.<br />
Proportion, s. f8cl)affanbe ; tiffctmigj<br />
bet; teget; anbel; man. -, v. a. jenifa,<br />
tigta, ptopoctioneva. -ahle, a. pflffan=<br />
be, Uffotniig. -ness , s. pnjyanbe b«=<br />
ffaffenbet ; lifbet. -ahly, a. jemfctetfe=<br />
'tii. -al, a. (to) i fijtballanbe tiff.<br />
Proportionality, ». lifmatigbet, lifa<br />
fetbaffanbe.<br />
Proportionate, a. proporfionetab. -,<br />
V. a. intntta, ftnffn, pnffn.<br />
Proposal, s. fctftag, anbub.<br />
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Prop, s. f}c6, vale, fldtta. -, *-. a. ps Propose, V. a. & n. ptoponeta, fKrHfl<br />
Bo. - a vine, frnta en vintnnfn.<br />
fin; tiffbjuba. - one's self, fotefati Jir<br />
Propagate, u. a. d n. foctplanta; uN fig nogct.<br />
^^i^9fl ; tiav^rira. [ning. Proposition, s. forflng, nnbub; fatJ<br />
Propagation, s. fottplnntning ; ut^^i£!9= -al, a. fnfoiii fatg nnfebb. [fcaga) il<br />
Propel, f. a. fotiCtifva, fotijTyntn. Propound, ca. fctefia, frnnifinffn (tl<br />
Propend, v. n. \?ata fallen for. -en- Proprietary, s. egnte. -, a. tiff^V<br />
cy, s. benagentjet; bcjelfe; bfoetoas rnnbc f.ifom rntt egare. [betegarB<br />
ganbe.<br />
Proprietor, s. egnte, egenboiu^btrt<br />
Propense, a. fnffen for, benngen tiff. Propriety, s. egentligljet ; (fiiligl)*]<br />
Propensity, s. benngenhet, faffenljet. on^tn^^i9bet.<br />
Proper, u. egefl ; enffilt;_tjcnli9; pa= Propugn, v. a. f«fafta.<br />
cfjt: fnygg: nnflrtntig. - judge, i. be; Propugnation, s. fi5tfi;nr.<br />
beng tomore. - owner, s. crjt egace. Propugner, .s. ferfaftare.<br />
-ly, ad. egentligen. -ness, s. ffiif lig= Propulsion,*, fotibriffonbe. [(poet.'<br />
Prore, *. foi-en, fotfiafoen <strong>of</strong> eit (T
Pro<br />
Prosper, p. n. & a. trifong , hjiai;<br />
• bcfcanijn. [9nn9-<br />
Prosperity, s. ttntgnng, lytfn; frniiis<br />
Prosperous, a. (ijrflig, U^df<strong>of</strong>nm; 9i;n=<br />
nanCe. -ness, s. vodiingn.<br />
Prospicience, s. fcruffeente.<br />
Prostate, s. T. fnceefbctel. [t)et.<br />
Prosternadon, s. tniifnff; nebflngens<br />
Prostitute,*, flefa, litn'ligt qviniifolf.<br />
-, a. geiiien; liCJdig ; ntel'oiS. -, v. a.<br />
forfocn; Onffa fat; iiii^btufa.<br />
Prostitution, s. (joteti; liberligOn;<br />
tni^t'tuf.<br />
Prostrate , a. (ngb fcaniflupn vn jots<br />
6en; utfircicft. —,v. a. ncbfafia.<br />
Prostration, s. netf<strong>of</strong>tning, fnafflU;<br />
ncC|TiigenI)«t.<br />
Protect, V. a. 6eiTi;bba, fotfijnrn. -ion,<br />
i. bcffijbD, I)fign. -ive, a. jTybbonbe.<br />
-or, s. fFi)b6^I)crre; tif^f'ocepSnbnte.<br />
—orate,*, en tif^foteflanbnreg |}i)relfe.<br />
—orship, s. protthoxi einbete; fore--<br />
Protegee, s. iTi)bb[ing. [PnnbacejTnp.<br />
Protend, f. a. fcniiij^tadfrt.<br />
Protervity, s. <strong>of</strong>ocffrtnibljet, nn^vi^t)ct.<br />
Protest, s.vrottfl ; <strong>of</strong>ftntlig Jiiotfiigelfe.<br />
Protest, V. n. 6t a. bebytn, fotfnftrn;<br />
Vtotefiern, beftriba ; bepifa; fiberopa fom<br />
citlne.<br />
a. lilfg pibate ; viUfotlig ; ptopifionel.<br />
Protestant, s. vtotfflnnt- -, «• Pto= Provisor, *. ffaffate ; provifot. -y, a.<br />
teflantijT. -ism, s. ptotcftontifT Inra.<br />
Protestation, s. bcbijtanbe ; vtoteft.<br />
Prothonotary, s. protonctocic. -ship,<br />
s. vrotonotQviefij^ta. [fFcift.<br />
Protocol, s. vrot<strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>f; uifa^ till en<br />
Protoplast, i. ucbilbm.<br />
Prototj'pe, s. niobell, ociginnl.<br />
Protract, v. a. uwiTjuia, fctlfinga.<br />
-ion, s. fotbnianbe. -ive, a. uvv=<br />
(fjutnnCc. [trfingci.<br />
Protrude, v. a. &n. fcnnipota; from=<br />
Protrusion, s. fcaniflotnnbe.<br />
Protuberance, s. fou(|}.<br />
Protuberant, a. utfiaenbe.<br />
Protuberate, u. n. fouUnn, b'ojo fig.<br />
Protuberous, a. utfiaenbe; T. fnolig.<br />
Proud, a. I)ijgfatbig, flolt; btifttg ; fct=<br />
ni.Ttcn; vvunfnnbe. -flesh, s. fvaHfott.<br />
Prove, V. a. iSt n. beoifn ; v^olxtfl,<br />
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vci5f«n ; ttfnra ; blifwa ; ftefJa pa ; fto<br />
lU. -able, a. bei'iSlig.<br />
Proveditor, Provedore,*. lefoetant.<br />
Provender, s. fober, furage.<br />
Proverb, s. otbfpcaf. - , v. n. nijttja<br />
CtbfpVflf.<br />
Proverbial, a. b'ocanbe tilt otbfptnf;<br />
allinnn. -ly, ad. ocbfprSHiJi^.<br />
Provide, f. a. ^S'Tz.fLHutfe; (<strong>of</strong>, with)<br />
fiSrfe, befocjo, (Taffa ; bftinga ; afta fig ;<br />
fijtja f6r nagot; (against) fijcfbpgga.<br />
-d that, s. fa tjiba, nieb bet vnlfoc.<br />
Providehce, s. 5-'i5tfi;n ; onitanfe ; fpat*<br />
Provident, a. fiitfigtig, [fani()et.<br />
Providential, a. foniinanbe af ©ub^<br />
fetfyn.<br />
Providentness, s. fi5tfigttgl)et.<br />
Provider, a. infopate ; IcuevantSr.<br />
Province,*, prosing, lanbiTap, Ian;<br />
fi)fln, aligganbe.<br />
Provincial, *. ptoi^indol; lanbiTapsbo.<br />
-, a. lonbfTap^j ; inl)eniff ; oI)i)ffab.<br />
Provincialism, 5. tateffitti en ptopinS.<br />
Provinciate, v, a. gova tilt proving.<br />
Provine, v. a. fortplanta ttinflodot ges<br />
noin aftoggningar.<br />
Provision, *. prooiant, lifgmcbel, fot=<br />
tab ; fbrforg ; fbrbetebelfe ; atfpobe. -al,<br />
fbrforg tilll)brig, v>ittfot[ig.<br />
Provocation, *. tetetfe, anmaning.<br />
Provocative, *. tetning^nicbel. -, a.<br />
retanbe.<br />
Provoke, *'. a. St n. fbttteta ; befotbto<br />
upppiicfo ;»abja. -ment, s.fbtbittting;<br />
utforbring ; beforbran.<br />
Prevost, *• cf;ef; unberboniate; pr<strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>.<br />
-marshal, *. genetatpr<strong>of</strong>op. -ship,<br />
4. pr<strong>of</strong>jeinbete; pr<strong>of</strong>opsfij^la.<br />
Prow, *. fbten, fbr|lafven (pa ffepp).<br />
Prow, a. tappet, -ess, *. tappeiljet.<br />
Prowl, V. a. &n. plunbra ; ga ut po t<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Proximate, a. nnrinafl, cuiebtlbat.<br />
Proxime, a. ndtinafJ.<br />
Proximity, *. gronnffop ; ffi)lbffap.<br />
Proxy,*, fullinagt; futtindgtig, bepu«<br />
Pruce, *. ?Pt
328 Pru<br />
Prude, s. fcumiuiuKt fom Hattn fig<br />
ffenfjelig.<br />
Prudence, ». fotfigtigOti, f(<strong>of</strong>l)«t.<br />
Prudent, a. fScfigtig, cmianffam.<br />
Prudential, a. fijtfionfcig.<br />
Prudentiality, .s. omOugfen, Kotljer.<br />
Prudery, s. fTenI)«(ig()ft.<br />
Prudish, a. (Tentjelig; fiUgjorb.<br />
Prune, s. ptoiiimon, fviiTcn.<br />
Prune, v. a. & n. qvnfJfl, puffa (ttnt)<br />
; :<br />
Prunel, s. btuneff. [fn»gga fig.<br />
Pruniferous, a. fom fcnc plommcn.<br />
Pruning-hook, -knife, s. iratgiittj:<br />
Prurient, a. flinntc. [fnif.<br />
Pruriginous, a. Katig. [tinevblriit.<br />
Prussian, a. 'PieufifT. -blue, s. bev=<br />
Pry, V. n. noga bcfe; "(into) fnoto,<br />
Pryingly, ad. liHtngfen. [rnnfnfn.<br />
Psalm, s. pfniiii. -ist, s. vfalinfotfnr=<br />
Psalmody, s. vfntmton. [tnve.<br />
Psalmography,5.pfaliiKt^f6tfattonrc.<br />
Psalter, s. pfnliace, vfatmb<strong>of</strong>. -y, s.<br />
hndbvate (iitufifinftc).<br />
Pseudapostle, s. «n fnlff ap<strong>of</strong>?e(.<br />
Pseudobunium, s. tottPiittggrri^.<br />
Pseudology, s. falff lorn.<br />
Pshaw, i. \\)\ lappri!<br />
Psora, s. ffrtbb.<br />
Psoric, a. ffabbig. [fiol.<br />
Psychology, s. Intnn out nunniffniU'<br />
Ptarmigan, s. fniStipn.<br />
Ptisan, s. fctnfotun.<br />
Puberty, s. inanbott)«t. [b«t.<br />
Pubescence, s. mogen niter ; manbni»<br />
Pubescent, a. giftvuren, nionbnt.<br />
Public, a. publifcn, oHmnnlicten ; fteg.<br />
-,a. affiurin, <strong>of</strong>fentlig. -house, s.<br />
tlrir^^I)u«. [gnftgif^nce, ftognte.<br />
Publican, s. vublifnn; T. tuanar;<br />
Publication , «. cffontliggorelf* ; fun:<br />
gotelfe ; uigifonnte (nf en b<strong>of</strong> ;c.).<br />
Publish, v. a. forfunnn; utgifvm. -er,<br />
3. fungornre ; utgifyare <strong>of</strong> en b<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Puce, Puce-coloured, a. mocfbrun.<br />
Puceiage, s. jungfrutom.<br />
Puceron, «. blnbfput, blat(u«.<br />
Puck, s. to, tomlgubbe. -ball, -fist,<br />
*. bo(ji|l.<br />
Packer, s. ootfcning ; ff ti;nf lig f Iribning<br />
Pul<br />
ttd. -, V. a. rxia.<br />
Pucket, s. l<strong>of</strong>niaffncifle. [nrt;<br />
Pudder, s. tuuiutr, tritni. -, v. n<br />
Pudding, s. putting; fcrf ; tatm af t<br />
tjut; f<strong>of</strong>fnalf. -grass, s. poleji<br />
-headed, a. tijipnftig. -pie, s<br />
pnffej.<br />
Puddle, s. pnttenpu^. -, v. a.<br />
fiHutfo; gtumla; ptaffa i orenlig()ei«n<br />
Puddly, a. oren, fniutfig.<br />
Puddning, s. nnfatstoting.<br />
Pudency, s. bdigfambet.<br />
Pudenda, s. biygt, fotflotelat.<br />
Pudicious, a. fi;ff.<br />
Pudicity, s. btiigfmnrjet.<br />
Pudor, s. ffant, blogfel.<br />
Puds, 5. pi. »)ita armar.<br />
Puerile, a. bainfrig. [fenb<br />
Puerility, «. bnrnbom, bntnfligt s<br />
Puerperal, s. flngncnte bnrnfring.<br />
Puff, s. pu|}, mitetfliit; putergoaf;<br />
fTci)t ; t'<strong>of</strong> funmp. -ball, s, bovifi, ro<br />
f<strong>of</strong>luip. -paste, «. blotbnfetfe.<br />
n. d a. fpnHa; pijfa ut fintbenei<br />
fla po; blafa upp; puffa. -in, «. Mita<br />
(fj<strong>of</strong>oget). -y, a. uppblflf}, fpullen.<br />
Pug , s. niopg ; liien apa. -nose,<br />
Puggered, a. tynfig, [futttig nnf<br />
Pugh, I. fi)!<br />
Pugil, s. fTng^fnnipe ; tn priS. -is<br />
5. bovning. -ist, s. hexaxt.<br />
Pugnacious, a. ficitig, ffritfam.<br />
Pugnacity, s. fltitigbet.<br />
Puissance, s. ningt; t>n(te; rife.<br />
Puissant, a. ftntf, ningtig, Mltig.<br />
Puke, s. fciifmetel; uppfafining. -, i<br />
Puke, a. nibtfbcun. [n. fr.iifae; aili<br />
Pulchritude, s. ffonher, fogring.<br />
Pule , f . n. pipn (font fogetungot)<br />
Pulic, s. polejn. [jnmta fii<br />
Pulicose, a. full met loppor.<br />
Pull,«.ti)rfning, ttagning; Prit. -bad<br />
s. Ijinbet ; cl\)
Pul<br />
; ;<br />
Pullulate, f . n. fnoppaS, fpcirfa ut. punfttigfiet i fninfafet ; lappri.<br />
iPulmonarious, a. lungfifitg.<br />
Punctilious, a. fnarfJitfen, granntoga<br />
pulmonary, s. lungbtt. -, a. lunger. punfttig. -ness, s. noggrann^et i fmS*<br />
tia()orig. [lungfigtig. fafer ; jinfangligbet.<br />
P'xko. 'ulnionick, a, Vetanfce tiff tungccnn Punctual, a. orbentlig, punftlig. -ity,<br />
Nilp, 5. tljttet, Bet fafrfutta innonmdtet s. crbcntfigOet, noggtannl)et. -ness, ^<br />
(i ftuft).<br />
'Pulpit, s. fateber, vtetifftcl; putpn.<br />
Pulpous, a. iiijuf; foitig. -nesSjS.<br />
fi>ttigl)et, ntngfuffrjcr.<br />
Pulpy, a. fijttig. [)!u(«flag.<br />
Pulsation, s. ftappning, piintng<br />
Pulsator, s. flnpvate, picfate.<br />
Pulse, 5. vul^; frag; fTi&ftufr. -, v. n.<br />
ft a. flnppn, piifa.<br />
Pulsion, s. bcifonnte, ftettning.<br />
PulveraLle, o. foni fon putpetifcrn^.<br />
Pulverise, v. a. pulcctifeta, (l>nbcr:<br />
ftota tiff put!?et.<br />
Pulverization, s. 4!ul«ecifeting.<br />
Pulvei-ulence, s. 6Quinii9t)er.<br />
Pulvil, s. (ufrputpet. -, v. a. pnrflM<br />
Pumice, s. pimpfien. [merii.<br />
Pumkin, s. punipa.<br />
Pummy, s. pimpften.<br />
Pump, A. pump. -Irake, -break, s.<br />
bcunn^>?ipp. -cistern, s. Iota po en<br />
feciepump. -dale, -vale, J. T. puuip=<br />
for. -nails, s.pl. T, f)alf[um^ fpif.<br />
-tail, s. punipflnng. -water, «.<br />
l)unip»otten. -, v. a. & n. punipa pat;<br />
ten; luta ut. -ion, s. puuipa; bonC;<br />
l»mnie[. -s, s. Uitta (Tor.<br />
Pumy, a. I)alig, piuipflenattab.<br />
Pun, s. otblcf. -, v.a. a a. ffantta :<br />
tiDa pa orb: <strong>of</strong>vettala genoni otbUf.<br />
Punch, s. punft^ ; en natr i marionette<br />
fpet; en fort od; tjoif nienniffa; fiot,<br />
frag; meife[: gtnffiiffet; pttil; T. pa^<br />
tris. -bowl, s. punfd;bat. -laddie,<br />
«. punfc^lef. -, f. a. fcorta; fnuffa:<br />
punfa (I)at i nSgot). -eon, s. pri;l:<br />
huggborr ; punsjecn ; mi)nt|}aiup ; tinfat<br />
fern hnffet 84 gallon^, -er, «. ptl;l;<br />
Vunsjern.<br />
Punchinello, *. narten i bodffpef.<br />
Punctated , a. fammanCragen i<br />
runff, punftetob.<br />
Punctilio, s. prang gtonnlagenfjet<br />
Pur 329<br />
punftligljer.<br />
Punctuation, s. punftering.<br />
Punctulate, v. a. pricfa, punfteta.<br />
Puncture, 5. prif, Oat (met en ftn ubb).<br />
Pnndle, s. ijorf qr^inna.<br />
Pung, s, enfpannig fTfibe.<br />
Pungar, s. fjcfpinnel.<br />
Pungency, s. flirf ning ; fFatpbet.<br />
Pungent, a. iTorp, bitanbe; fmartfam.<br />
Punice, s. s?aggtug,<br />
Puniceous, a. purputfargab.<br />
Punish, a. jiraffa. -able, a. Jit<strong>of</strong>fbar.<br />
-ableness, s. ftraffbarOet, -ment, s.<br />
ficaff, befiraffning.<br />
Punition, s. affiraffanbe.<br />
Punitive, Punitory, a. praffanbe.<br />
Punk, s. nffman Ijora ; effranip.<br />
Punster, s. crbrtjttare.<br />
Punt, s. T. bciif ; flotlbro. -, v. a.<br />
punftera (i fpel).<br />
Puny, 5. oerfaren mennifla. -,a. (iten,<br />
Pup, t'.ra. fa(pa. [fpab, fpenftig; tingn.<br />
Pupa, s. puppo, linbing.<br />
Pupil , s. pupiff : ogcnjlen ; Ifirg<strong>of</strong>fe.<br />
-age, 5. niinberarigljet; tatoar. -ary,<br />
a. l)6ranbe tiff en oniljnbig.<br />
Puppet, s. bocfa, marionett; nnrr.<br />
-man, s. niarionettfpelace. -shew, s.<br />
botffpel, marionettfpct. [u. n. "jalpa.<br />
Puppy, s. vafp ; narr, na^oi^ fjeff. - ,<br />
Pur, s. fafta murrning. - , v. «. )V,f<br />
m;<br />
. ;<br />
Purblind, a. fortftjnt. [murra.<br />
Purchase, s. flip: tiffOanbtob vara;<br />
banbelspri^ ; artig affnflning <strong>of</strong> f aj} egen»<br />
torn ; fotfafie; T. tiinbfpet. -money,<br />
s. fopffiffing. - , f. a. fijpa, tiffljanbla<br />
fig ; (out) f iStfona.<br />
Pure, a. ten ; flat ; obemangb ; olTijlbig<br />
obeflatfab; ibef, bora, -ness, s. ren«<br />
ftet; <strong>of</strong>futb. [-, f . a. fitcfa, virfa.<br />
Purfle, s. btcberi ; font I'a en btcbering.<br />
Purgation, s. putgering, rening; T.<br />
f<strong>of</strong>ting.
330 Pur<br />
Purgative, «. purgctsuttbel. -, a.<br />
J.>ut3ftl^^^e, tjnanDc.<br />
Pargatory, a. ffdtselbfn.<br />
Purge, s. vurgn » tU. cfforntifce iiieb«l.<br />
-, v.a.&n. vurgtca, rena ; blifva<br />
ten, Ij<strong>of</strong>cn biatve. [ffllt-<br />
Purging, s. tening. -nut, s. (SngtlfTt<br />
Purification, a. tening.<br />
Purificative, a. tcnonte. [buf.<br />
Purificatory, a. renfnnbe. -, s. fnlfs<br />
Purilier, 5. renare, (utttnte.<br />
Purify, V. a. £t n. rena; rnttfurbiga<br />
;<br />
blifyn ren.<br />
Purism, a. tillgjotb ten^et i ctt fptnf.<br />
Purist, a. foni affeftetat bftierbrifoen<br />
tenliet i eit fptSt.<br />
Puritan, a. vutifon; «vietift. -ical,<br />
a. putirnniT. -isra, a. vutitanernaS<br />
teligiongliira.<br />
Purity, s. renf)Ct; <strong>of</strong>fulb; i\)%n.<br />
Purl, s. ubb va en fpetS; iitalBttbricfa<br />
petlflnbe. -royal, j. uialortsrin. -,<br />
V. a. &n. befritto iiifb ftnng elT. fpjtS;<br />
fticfa ; vorla, fufn {fafom cinnanbe »>at=<br />
Purlin, a. n^nrt>je[te. [t«n).<br />
Purloin, v. a. (I n. fnatta, forfniHa.<br />
-er, A. tjiif, fnnttatc.<br />
Purls, 5. fnntiljfc. \T. intogt.<br />
Purine, i. oinrnbc, grannfPap; flot |Ieg-,<br />
Purnell, a. ()ensbetr.<br />
Purple,*, putpur, pavpurfnig putput;<br />
;<br />
fnrgott tDg. -, a. putpurfntgab, put;<br />
puttob. -fish,«. purputfniiicFn. -flower,<br />
s. I)i)ai-int. -royal, «. Ijogt put:<br />
putfiitgab. -velvet-flower, a. tufen=<br />
ffijn. -wort, a. rob vapling. -, v. a.<br />
purpta, fntga putputtbb. -s, a. pi,<br />
flrtiffebft, fTatlafan^fcbet.<br />
Purplish, a. fli'tanbe i purputfnrg.<br />
Purport, a. affigt; inneljaH; mening.<br />
-, t>. n. inncljntla, innebara.<br />
Purpose, a. affigt, fotefatg ; fafcn. on<br />
-, upvfatligfn. to on -, fafangt. -,<br />
Purposeless, a. fl>tgaK'f«.<br />
Purposely, a. uppfntlig«n; meb fit.<br />
Purprise, a. intagt; inljagnab.<br />
Purr, s. fitantpipatf.<br />
Purse, a- penningpung, Viti \ pennin=<br />
Tut<br />
; :<br />
gar, fBrnicgfn[)»t. -bearer, a. fPatt*<br />
niafiare. -cutter, *. fitfliuggatf. -,<br />
V. a. (up) |icv>pa i pungiin ; rynfa (pans<br />
nanV -r, a. fapt; fTeppeffrifrare.<br />
Pursiness, 5. trangbt<strong>of</strong>JigOet. [nicITQ.<br />
Purslain, a. pottlafa. -tree, i. art<br />
Pursuable, a. foni fan fuafoljas.<br />
Pursuance, a. fcttfattanbe, fullfoljans<br />
be. in - <strong>of</strong>, i folje af.<br />
Pursuant, a. lifinatigt, i f'olje <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Pursue, V. a. f olja, jaga eftet ; efter*<br />
flnifiM ; fottfarta ; Ijatiiia, Itfna •,fottga.<br />
Pursuit, a. foifotjelfe; efletfjtafranbe<br />
enttagenl)et; bana.<br />
Pursuivant, s. fiatsbab.<br />
Pursj^ a. Caft ; anttruten.<br />
Purtenance, a. tiObel/tt; tatmotnt <strong>of</strong><br />
Purulency, a. patigl)et, niaterie.<br />
Purulent, a. ratig.<br />
Purvey, v. a. ftn. anffaffa, fctfe nitb;<br />
fotja. -ance, a. anff affanbe ; fbtrafi<br />
pa llf^lne^el. -or, a. infiipate; ptcs<br />
mnnnaflate.<br />
Purvieu, Purtiew, a. ben befalfanbt<br />
belen af en patlanient^aft.<br />
Pus, a. t>at i fat.<br />
Push,J.ftot; flraftjanbe: n'ebtfsno ; r.f«<br />
goranCe licpunft. -bolt, a. (Tiifn.id.<br />
-pin, a. «tt flag^ batnlef met fn,ur=<br />
nalat. -, v. a. fiiita, fluffa ; Crifva:<br />
angripa; fottffynta. -ing , a. lif:i._l,<br />
Push, a. betbloniina. [vu'7.<br />
Pusillanimity, *. f(eninobigf)et.<br />
Pusillanimous, a. fbtfagb. [:- ,ci.<br />
Puss, a. fifft, pu« (finetotb at en ton, ;<br />
Pustule, a. blafa, pnne.<br />
Put, 5. faO; bantelfe; enfalbig ftodare<br />
ett flag^ fotlfpel. -<strong>of</strong>f, a. unbp<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Put, V. a. d n. fatta; ftatta ; lagga ; nijtt^<br />
ja; fototfafa; anfottto; gto; rl'tn fig<br />
fli;ta. -a horse in, bieffera en Ijaf}. -<br />
back, braga tittbafa. - by, lagga af«<br />
fibeg; afpanba, patera. - down, nebs<br />
fatta, unbettti)(fa, feciiMnjufa ; uppl)af«<br />
pa. - forth, fnoppag, ffjuta fTott;<br />
ftambtinga ; utflrarfa ; anranba. - forward,<br />
bvifva po; befcrbta. -in, in»<br />
flittaj flanbra. -infer, anl)a(Ia out
Put<br />
(i-n fi)^[rt). - in mind, jjaminnn, ct=<br />
iiua. - <strong>of</strong>f, bottlngga; flffnttfi, upp=<br />
ftjura. - on, antagn, aningga (en<br />
^l:l^^3r); vnl'igga; l)flf}n, llijnta fig. -<br />
out, utflfiffa; fntta ut (pn tiintn) ; utr<br />
ffncfn; utgifM; r)ifffl(enflngg). -(out)<br />
to sea, gS till ff gel, fjl>6. -over,<br />
ttnngpcttera. - to, tnfoga. -to death,<br />
ftiTHtligOet, oanf}dnbigt)et. [iimrnte.<br />
Putlog, *. r. f}«[tn, fi.itrning^tcdb fijc<br />
Putredinous, a. ftinfanbc, tutten.<br />
Putrefaction, s. rBfa, foruuttnclfe.<br />
Putrefactive, a. tStnnbe; fiirruttnanbe.<br />
Putrefy, f . a. £t n. tijtn ; fottuttna,<br />
iiiurfnn.<br />
Putrescence, s. ruttning, fijtruttnelfe.<br />
Putrescent, a. ruttnnnbe.<br />
Putrid, a. rutten, I)dctotanbe <strong>of</strong> tStn.<br />
- fever, s. tiitfebet. -ness, s. rbtn.<br />
Putting, 5. fdttning. -stone, s. nf»i=<br />
fare utnnfijr pottat ; Ivfiflen.<br />
Puttock, s. glflba. -c<strong>and</strong>le, *. lju§<br />
fiMu gifocS pa fijpet.<br />
Putty, s. fitt. - ,v. a. gl<strong>of</strong>ern ; fitta.<br />
Puzzle, s. gata ; bti^beri ; fi3cpitcing,<br />
V. a. d«.fotvntra; bti); tiara tnnffpcibb.<br />
Pycnotic, a.T. goranbe tjocf. -,«.<br />
Infmebel foiii got tjocf.<br />
Pye, s. ffata.<br />
P3'garg, s. rabodf.<br />
Pygmean, a. boergaftig; fmaPfijrt.<br />
Pygmy, s. buetg, pi)^ling.<br />
Pylorus, s. T. I)6gta magniunnen.<br />
Pyramid, s. pijtauiib. -al, a. pi;ta=<br />
Pyre, «. bat. [mitforniig,<br />
Pyretic, s. febevbrifvanbe nietel.<br />
Pyretology, s. tdian om febrat.<br />
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Pyritaceous, a. fi^<strong>of</strong>tig, fi^blonbab.<br />
Pyrites, a. foafrelfiS ; fi)t|len.<br />
PjTomancy, s. fpSboiii mebelf} «(B.<br />
Pyrometer, s. eicnintate.<br />
Pyrope, s. nbe( granat.<br />
Pyrotechnic, a. hiStanbe tiff fytPerferi-fcnflen.<br />
-s, s. fijtrcutctifonf}.<br />
Pyrotechny, s. fytperfetifonfl.<br />
Pyretic, s. frntniebel.<br />
Pyrrhic, s. vapcnbnng.<br />
Pythagorean, a. ?Pi;tagoreiff. -table.<br />
Dfvntta, tobn. - up, upp^nlfa; fla<br />
up» ; fnmin; bolja; gorn (en bon). -<br />
up a hare, btifv>a upp en l)ftrc. - up<br />
at, tnga in pa. - up -with an af- s. niultiptifnticn^taflo.<br />
front, fnifilta «n |Ti)inf. - up <strong>the</strong> Pyx, s. nafterljufft, bet fomp<strong>of</strong>fen firt<br />
sword, fiitfa f\?nti)et i ffitan. -up oblat<strong>of</strong>f (()Sati Ijojiian fccsnra^).<br />
to sale, utbjuba elT. f.itta till falu. -<br />
up with, iSla, fijtbrnga. - upon<br />
Q.<br />
Putage, s. I)creti. [one, betrogn en. Qual), s. lafe (fifF).<br />
Putative, a. fotmcnt. [iTuHe bnnbci. Quack , s. (H?niffalfPftrj ; bnfig Idfnre<br />
Put case, ell. Put <strong>the</strong> case, cm fo -, V. n. ffrifa fcm dnbet etf. fotpar;<br />
Putid, a. fiinfnnbe, nebrig. -ness, s. fftfifia; tntieartg.<br />
Quadragene, s. art p<strong>of</strong>oetig aflat.<br />
Quadragesiraa-sunday, s. fotfla fon;<br />
bagcn i fafian. [lagen.<br />
Quadragesimal, a. fom [)6t till faft-<br />
Quadrangle, s. fijrfont.<br />
Quadrangular, a. fi^rliotnig.<br />
Quadrant, 5. fjetbcbet (ifvnnei{)«t <strong>of</strong> en<br />
drfcl); qiiabtant.<br />
Quadrate, s. fyvfant ; bcfttytfetiqra.<br />
btat. -, a. fytfantig ; p<strong>of</strong>fanbe. -, p. n.<br />
paffa (tiUfamniang).<br />
Quadratic, a. fytfantig.<br />
Quadrature, s. c|t>abtatut ; fcrtanbling<br />
lia 4=fant ; T. fiJrPa eff. fi|}a qsatleret<br />
af ni) ell. ncban.<br />
Quadrennial , a. font »atar i fi)ta nv<br />
fem ffer Ijcatt fjerbe at. [font.<br />
Quadrihle , a. font fan bilba^ tiff fur^<br />
Quadrifid, a. fi;rf[ufpcn.<br />
Quadrilateral, a, fytfibig. -ness, s<br />
fiirfibidljet.<br />
Quadrille, s. T. qoabtilj.<br />
Quadripartite, n. futbetnb.<br />
Quadruped, s. finfotabt bjur. -, a.<br />
fytfotab.<br />
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Quadrupedal, a. fytfcrab.<br />
Quadruple, a. furcubbfl.<br />
Quadruplicate^ v. a. fijtSubbta.<br />
Quaestor, *. Komcrff ffattiu<strong>of</strong>fate.<br />
-ship, s. rfintntafJarefi)^ (a.<br />
Quaff, V. a. & n. fcridfa \\\\)it\. -r, s.<br />
Quaa-gy, a. iijig, fumpig. [fi>ffl)unfc.<br />
Quagmire, s. traff, Mjb<strong>of</strong>tcn.<br />
Quail, s. c<strong>of</strong>tcr. -pipe, s. viya ntt<br />
lorfn Pflftlat. - , V. a. Q: n. goro feiv<br />
fogt, unDertti)nnlig; nntt; fnff^<br />
I'ain; tittgjotfc. -ness, «. ottigI)et;<br />
fnllfaiiibcf.<br />
Quake, s. tnrtning, ffalfning. -, '. n.<br />
£t a. Cntrft, ffrilfpa ; fStlTrnia.<br />
Quaker, «. qtjiifate (ccligicn^feft).<br />
-ism, s. qp<strong>of</strong>eri. \s. tntrgtrig.<br />
Quaking,.?, inrming, t<strong>of</strong>«an. -grass,<br />
Qualification, s. tituterante; tnlang ;<br />
beiT<strong>of</strong>fonliet; fotinin|Tntng.<br />
Qualifier, s. ficrvrntnte.<br />
Qualify, v. a. beftomma; iiiiltvn:<br />
fattn i PanB. -one's self, rnga nniiin<br />
nf niiget; nfp. nfloggo cCcn (for on<br />
beflrita en tjenfl). [namt felf.<br />
Quality, s. eg«nPfap, [imne ; fionb, fer»<br />
Qualm, s. fvinining, Boning, vaninngt.<br />
-ish, a. fvininianBe.<br />
Qu<strong>and</strong>ary,*, tpifrel^ninl; ril[trttigt)et.<br />
Quantitative, Quantitive, a. <strong>of</strong> en<br />
rip flotUf.<br />
Quantity, «. mijtfsnbet, flotlef; Bet;<br />
T. f}nf\jnfer« IjuBrigt.<br />
Quantum, s. mringB, Octopp.<br />
Quarantine, s. qijarantrtn.<br />
Quarrel, s. gtn(; trtflnn. -, v. a.&n,<br />
itntn. -ler, s. gcnlm<strong>of</strong>are. -lous, a.<br />
ttnrgirig. -some, a. gtatig.<br />
Quarrel, s. gla^cuta; pil nieo fDrfantig<br />
^uftjuB.<br />
Quarry, s. ruta; pil nicB fyrfnntigt<br />
I)ufDUB; f}«nbtotf; fegc( fpcinb <strong>of</strong> t<strong>of</strong>=<br />
fcglor. -man, 5. firngc<strong>of</strong>vore. -,v.a.<br />
brl^tfl flen.<br />
Quart, s. fj«Bebinniatt,<br />
i/+ g<strong>of</strong>fon. -an, s. fj«tBeBflg«fto|Ta.<br />
-, o. fom oatfli: fijrn tognr. -er, s.<br />
Que<br />
f jftBebct, qisottet ; f)enii(t ; crt : patten<br />
fjetBeBfU tininie; ovinttol ; foBegniott a<br />
8flrufnflbufl)e(« : fronibeten pa en Ij<strong>of</strong>l<br />
fo[t i en vopenffoIB. -cloths, s. pi<br />
fTon^fWtcn. -day, s. qrortot^tog<br />
forBog. -deck, s. fTan«, IjotfBod<br />
-gallery, a. T. fibgollcri. -gunner<br />
s. fcnfinpel^ntar. -master, s. qvi<br />
ninflotc; punipni<strong>of</strong>iate pn fFcpp. -piece<br />
s. fijrfontigt f}l;(fc troB (tinimtriit.)<br />
-rails,*./?/, relingor pa bocf ccf) ffang<br />
-sessions, «. pi. lingsBngot<br />
fjecBeBeIg or (i ptovnnfetno). -staff<br />
s. paf, firiB^flubba. -wind,*. fit'.MnB<br />
bncfftog^tiinb.<br />
Quarter, v. a. fceto t4 telor; f}eg[a<br />
inqrottera; T. tillnggo (tiH ert roptn)<br />
fijtaivnpen. -age,s.qvarta[0lijn. -ly<br />
a. fom fTer qrnttol^^iig. -, ad. qv'ai<br />
tfll^ri^. -n, s. fjetbeBc( <strong>of</strong>
Que<br />
ffatpfinnig. -s<strong>and</strong>, s. ciriiffnnb, fli;g=<br />
; :<br />
font), -set, J. lefvnnBe brtcf ; (jngiptn,<br />
-sighted, a. jTarpfint. -silver, s.<br />
C|Pi(ffilfrct. -witted, a. qricf, finr(ig,<br />
-en, V. a. &n. oridnn, fa lif. -ness,<br />
s. Iifligljet, fnnbbljet; qi^icfl.wr. -set<br />
V. a. vtantctn bniat.<br />
Quid, s. «n tuggbus.<br />
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agera, fott^'dUa tcottning.<br />
Qniddit, s. ottUf: fvetefunt'igtet.<br />
Queening, s. Snglifl annnoS.<br />
Quiescence, s. I)ri(n, fttffl)et.<br />
Queer, a. frillfnni, feffiinnettig ; f6t|Ta= Quiescent, a. IjtilanCe.<br />
9en;Ca[ig. -cull, s. lufrcr, ftipvate. Quiet, s. I)Piln, to, lugn. -, a. ftilla,<br />
-prancer, s, f?intmritt. -ness,5. friSfniu, fflttiiioDig ; tljf}. -, v. a. niffn ;<br />
' Queest, s. tingbuffo. [faHfouiIjet. bijta. -ism, s. finncslugn; quieiisiiun<br />
Quell, f . a. S: n. tringa, untftfufra<br />
:<br />
qrafra ; iiiinffaS, aftuna.<br />
(feft). -ness, s. fnfffinnigOet ; fiiUlja,<br />
lugn; fteb. -some, a. [ugn, orSrC.<br />
Quench, v. a.
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fria; <strong>of</strong>Petgifva; flftrnfca: ciffJS »i»b<br />
, ; ,<br />
ftiffiga, qt>ittn; bitala; uppfocn fig.<br />
Qoite, ad. aUitUS, Octt od; f)allet.<br />
Quits, i. (\vin'. gott!<br />
Quittal, s. betalning; vebergnKning.<br />
Quittance,*. qniitnnS, quitto. -, v. a.<br />
v>«^etgllII(^.<br />
Quitter, s. beftiare ; cat ; 5<strong>of</strong>bi5(itnb.<br />
Quiver, *. piltoqtt. — , v. n. botro,<br />
iTfilfra.<br />
[f. a. naxttti iitefc.<br />
Quiz , s. fattfom , falitiff inenniffa. -<br />
Quodlibet, s. fpet^funtigl)et; Jiiifcf)^<br />
Quoif, s. bufPQ. [iiinfc^.<br />
Quuit, s. jTifM (litt faflning, ett frel):<br />
Quota, 3. nnbtl. [-, v. a. fafla.<br />
Quotation, s. citation.<br />
Quote, V. a. citera.<br />
Quoth, V. def. fngtt, fnbe. [bnglig.<br />
Quotidian, s. ()rarCogifceffn. -, a.<br />
Quotient, s. quotient, qrot.<br />
Quyller, s. fagel fom jj at Pvgfatbig.<br />
R.<br />
RaLate , f. a. & n. faffa falUn tiffboj<br />
fa; aier fntta fig pa banben (cm fatfnt).<br />
Rabbate, v. a. uiinlTa, tabatt«ta. -<br />
s. iiiinilning.<br />
Rabbet,s.fogning, fpunning(iffepp?b.).<br />
-, V. a. foga btiibet tittbopa. [tot.<br />
* Rabbi, Rabbin, s. iKnbbin, jubiff toi-.<br />
Rabbinical, a. DJabbtnff.<br />
Rabbinist, s. Kabbinif}, tatmubift.<br />
Rabbit, .s. fanin()onc. buck-, s. fa:<br />
ninhnne. doe-, s. faninbcna.<br />
Rabble, s. tfibil, parf. -ment, s. fants<br />
nianiToifabt patf ; upptotiff pobel.<br />
Rabid, a. tafanbe.<br />
Rabinet, s. litcn faltfanon.<br />
Raccoon, «. fjupp.<br />
Race,s. att, baifomfl, flagtf.ioS, (lag;<br />
fappciinning; lopp; ftaiiifteg; fniaf. -<br />
<strong>of</strong> ginger, m bit ingef.iira. -horse,<br />
s. tannhiijl. -, v. n. fpvinga t fapp.<br />
Racemation, *. flafe. - <strong>of</strong> eggs,<br />
eggftotf.<br />
Racemiferous, a. foin bat flafat.<br />
Racer, s. tannbap, fapptispate.<br />
Rach, s. fpatljunb.<br />
Racine8s,«. Pytfa (af win) ; fmafligOct.<br />
Rai<br />
Racing, «. fapptanning. -iron, a.<br />
rifpietn.<br />
Rack , s. fttatfbanf , tjttft^g att fpanna<br />
nagot; fpinntod; btifnicln; ftanbate<br />
fijt ett flfffpjtt; bad att (ngga febft i;<br />
b^ttt ; tacf ell. atad ; ffiSfraie, -bone,<br />
s. I)aISbfn pa ett fat. -rent, s. <strong>of</strong>fet*<br />
btifpen tcinta. -, v. a. ftiacfa ; [agga<br />
pa fttarfbanf, ptaga; Stiba ; ftara; cm«<br />
tappa (oin). - one's brains, btu fin<br />
bjetna. [lerfaut.<br />
Racket, s. tafct; faftta, -y, a. buU<br />
Racoon, 5. fjupp.<br />
Racy, a. fJatf, ffatp (cm tin). [f}?t.<br />
Raddle, v. a. flnta. -, s. gritbe^gnttgi<br />
Raddock, 5. totge[ (fagatbjelfe.<br />
Rafty, a. inijglig.<br />
Rag, s. ttafa , Imnpot; balig flabning.<br />
-bolt, s. T. tagbult. -man,«. luinp»<br />
bantlarc. -stone,5. fanbflen. -wort,<br />
s. affart. -amuffin, s. tiggate.<br />
Rage, s. tafeti, baftigbet. -, v. n. tafa,<br />
i>ta, ftctnia. -ful, «. tafanbe.<br />
Ragged, a. ttafig, ojeum.<br />
Ragout, s. tagu.<br />
Rail, s. gallftiietf, ffranf ; planf ; let*<br />
fiang; angfnatpa; T. tail; teling.<br />
-road, -way, s, jetnban. -, v. a.
Rai<br />
d n. inftnnga iiicb fpo(perf ett. Ubftans<br />
get; (at) focfiiKiDn. -lery, s. ffniiit,<br />
Raiment, s. fUifcnnC, btngt. [natri.<br />
Rain, s. tegn. -bow, s. tcgnboge.<br />
-deer, s. ten (bjut). -fowl, *. gron;<br />
goling. -, f. n. £t a. tegna; lata rcgs<br />
;<br />
nn. -y, a. vcgnig.<br />
Raip, s. iiiatfiang.<br />
Raise , v. a. li)fta ; utprefa ; bringa 5<br />
bnne ; famln ; u|)v')'L^i«, •''fottKO ; 'oiiia.<br />
upp (iftan foiiin ett. t^b). - armies,<br />
P.iifoa troppat. - a calf, (agga if'a «n<br />
ftfgtn ptifct. - trees, planteta ttrin.<br />
Raisin, s. ruffin.<br />
Rake, «. ftatia, tnffa; rnfel ; fijlvnlt:<br />
s. fnitbanne. -rod, s. lobbfiotf. -'s-<br />
labflorf . -'s-tongue, «. ubbig gtobblab,<br />
Ramage, s. gtenat pa ttab. -velvet,<br />
s. biciitmetab faniinet.<br />
Ramble, s. ftingfavanbe ; vanbting. -,<br />
V. n. fr.ra omfting ; vanbta.<br />
Ranibuze, s. ett |Iagg bri;cf.<br />
Ramification, s. utgtening.<br />
Ramify, v. a. ft n. Dela; gtena fig.<br />
Ramiglion, s. gonifatf.<br />
Rammer, s. flLHf tubba, jungftu ; labb=<br />
fioif ; fotfnttnte.<br />
Rammish, a. ftan. -ness,*. bodfUift.<br />
Ramous, a. gtenig.<br />
Ramp, s. fptang; Ijtbatta. -, v. n.<br />
fpringa, toga ffutt; (lingta fig upp.<br />
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uppflite (oni bjiir).<br />
Rampart, s. tjoU ; fiStfFan^ning ; brbps<br />
Vfitn. -, V. a. fotflfanfa.<br />
Rampion, s. rapnnf
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Rapier, a. vomv, long ocitja. -fish,*.<br />
frjcjrtfiff. [f. a. bttbfva, vluntro.<br />
Rapine, a. t<strong>of</strong>, ran, cattsvetfan. -,<br />
Rapinous, a. t<strong>of</strong>girig.<br />
Raptor, s. tcfvnte; tj<strong>of</strong>btflgace.<br />
Rapture, s. t<strong>of</strong> ; f6cti)(fmng ; fiittjusning<br />
: t;a(ligl)et.<br />
Rapturous, a. ()iinti;(fQnbf.<br />
Rare, a. rat ; fnHfi^nt ; forttafflig ; gtel.<br />
*. fiittfyntfjet; tittffap,<br />
Interna inagica.<br />
Rarefaction, s. fortunnanbc.<br />
Rareiiable, a. foui fan foctunna«.<br />
Rarefy, v. a. fcrtunna.<br />
Rarely, ad. fattan; fStttafftigt.<br />
Rareness, s. fdllfvntOet-, glestjn.<br />
Rasberry, «. bjotnbnt ; IjoITon.<br />
Rascal, s. (Tuct. -, a. batig, genicn.<br />
Rascality, s. fTutf<strong>of</strong>rigljet.<br />
Rascallion, s. nibing, iTalm ; u^ting.<br />
Rascally, o. nebtig, fj^urfaftig. -, ad.<br />
n«brigr.<br />
Rase, V. a. fnitbbn fStbi ; nebrifra.<br />
Rash, s. r<strong>of</strong>i (i;Heti;g); utfing, bUnima.<br />
Rash, a. fjflfiig; obernnffnin. -ness,<br />
s. bf<strong>of</strong>tilning; fijrmntenOet.<br />
Rasher, s. ftefr flaffffifun.<br />
Rasor, s. ratfnif.<br />
Rasp, 5. rafp, grcf fil ; IjaDon. -house,<br />
^. tutt()u^. - , V. a. tafvo.<br />
Rasper, s. ffafjetn.<br />
Raspings, a. pi. fttfpan. [tnbeting.<br />
Rasure,«. utfirljdning ; utfirufet fjatte<br />
; :<br />
Rat, a. xatta. -'s-hane, a. rattpulret.<br />
-'8-tail,».t.ittfrinn^; raftI)ot. -trap,<br />
t. tnrtfaHa. mountain -, a. iiiutJ<br />
melbjut.<br />
Ratable, a. jenilif i onrbt; fom fan<br />
rnrbtca^. -ness, a. litijtt i cctrtx;<br />
ffattbarl)et.<br />
Ratafia, a. tntafta (btijif).<br />
Ratan, s. 3nbifft tbc, rotting.<br />
Ratch, a. bju( i (tt uictrf.<br />
Rate, 4. vrii ; tara, inatfegSng ; tang<br />
tdnta ; fatt. - , v. a. & n. 'o'dxUxa,<br />
tarera; ndpfa, banna.<br />
Rateen, s. rotin.<br />
Rater, a. tarnict. ^ '<br />
Rath, a. (f6ca(b(.) tibig.<br />
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Raz<br />
Ra<strong>the</strong>r, ad. Ijftbte, fnatart.<br />
Ratification, s. ftnbfnflf(f«. *<br />
Ratifj-, V. a. bcfcnftn, flabfdfra.<br />
Ratio, s. ford<strong>of</strong>fanbf, pccteciion,<br />
Ratiocinableness, *. fornufiigtjct.<br />
Ratiocinate, v. a. fbtnufiigt btiratto.<br />
Ratiocination, s. fi5rnufisi(Iut.<br />
Ratiociuative, a.fotnuftig, btcifanbe,*<br />
Ration, s. veciion, anbe(.<br />
Rational, a. fotnufiig, ITnlig, fijtfinns<br />
tig. -ity, 5. fbtnuft: fannflifbet.<br />
-ness, s. fStnufrigrjet, biHigljet.<br />
Rattle, s. buir
Raz<br />
aze, s. iiiflcfih-tot.<br />
azov. .'. inffnif. -s <strong>of</strong> a boar, s. pi.<br />
.>ctav iM vil^)>i^. -bill, s. tcrCo(fj<strong>of</strong>a=<br />
)cl). -fish.s. innjfilT. -strap, s. fli:i)f=<br />
em. -able, a. (em fnn xntaS.<br />
^,e-access, s. niurfcnif}.<br />
.each, s. I)iitnan6e 11IC^ [mnbfit ; [jatt;<br />
Ii(fli9t)et att I)inna nnget; fbnuSgn ; lU<br />
iiigt onflag, fncp; vitb, rijiiib ; nnfcos<br />
iuo(. - <strong>of</strong> thought, bcgrn'P- -, f'-<br />
rflrfo, no; gifiin; nnlanSa; iraffa<br />
rnrfa ut, utbtcba; flciitfafig, rn'cf n<br />
« ;<br />
Ijinnn till; intcanga i; fla in ; frnfng.<br />
at, gripn «ft«t. -less, a. cljinnclig;<br />
ntoiii ^oM)aU.<br />
.e-act, V. a. (upon) ^non^etfo, t?erfii<br />
tiffOnfa. -ion, s. jiiotPerfnn.<br />
:ead, s. rnt; fogcn. -, f. a. & n.<br />
Ififn; lorn fig; haUa focelasningat ; ra»<br />
tiaftytfn. [-ship, 5. IefrorS|'i)ftn.<br />
Leader, s. Iiifarc; leftor, f'6«la|'ntf.<br />
leadiness, s. bcreMMffigtet, f arbigljct<br />
l)urtigl)et. - <strong>of</strong> \rit, fnnrl)irtighet.<br />
Leading, s. In^ning, fcvcln^ning ; be^<br />
laftnliet : Ui^avt. -desk, s. b<strong>of</strong>tifTen i<br />
fiicfbanf. -lamp, s. ftutcrlnmvn.<br />
le-admission, s. nttrnnfagning.<br />
teady, .s. tL^ntnnla vjnningac. -,a.<br />
tcbo, tia lianc^, f ritbig, viKig ; fnnbb<br />
beqini'iii. -money, «. tontnntn v^ns<br />
ningnr.<br />
le-affirmance, s. fijtnyab befrh'fulfe.<br />
leak, s. faf.<br />
leal, s. tenl (©paniTt iiiijnt). -, a.<br />
ucrflig, fnnn. - estate , s. f<strong>of</strong>J cgens<br />
leality, s. uerfligbet. [bom.<br />
iealize, t'. a. verfflnffn, vevfligg'ora;<br />
fi5c»^nnbln i venningat.<br />
leally, ad. vetfligcn.<br />
lealm, 5. rife, fonungarife.<br />
lealness, «. perfligljet.<br />
lealty, s. trobet; li)bnob.<br />
learn, s. en xii (vapper). [ni;tt lif.<br />
ile-aoimate, p. a. otetupplifuo, gifM<br />
leap, V. a. & n. betgn; tinna. -er,<br />
s. ffinccman.<br />
leaping,*, ffotb. -book,s. bnnbiTnto.<br />
ilear,s.cftertropp; fiflo i ctbningen. -,<br />
a. bolff<strong>of</strong>t, balffleft. -admiral, «.<br />
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fcnttenmital. -egg,«. J'osf<strong>of</strong>nbt egg.<br />
-guard, s. cftettropp, Qrrietgntbe.<br />
-mouse, s. Inbetlapp, piibcrmuS.<br />
-ward, *. cftertropp; bni fifln i orbs<br />
ningen. - ,v. a. fi n. upprefn, upp»<br />
ffttln ; uppfcfira ; ftegra fig (out bafiar).<br />
Re-ascension, s. nteruppfiigtiing.<br />
Reason, s. fornuft, fotfjanb ; ffnl, bits<br />
ligbet ; bepig ; billig forbrnn. -, v. a. &<br />
n. rcfoncrn, unberfi5fa, begrunba ; tcijla.<br />
-able, a. fernuftig, biltig; jjiattlig,<br />
Iiigcm. -ablenessjs. ffnligbet. -ing,<br />
s. fornuftfTut, cniblinif. -less, a. <strong>of</strong>ors<br />
nufiig. -lessness, *. <strong>of</strong>ornuftigbet.<br />
Re-assumption, s. ntertiigning.<br />
Re-assure, v. a. uppmuntrn; n ni)o<br />
Reastiness, s. bntffbct. [forfnfrci.<br />
Reasty, 5. bntjT, fran.<br />
Reat, s. fiartgrng.<br />
Reattachment, s. fiirnvab ortef}.<br />
Reave, v. a. r<strong>of</strong>pa.<br />
Rebaptization, s. vieberbopclfe.<br />
Rebaptize, v. a. biipo a ni)o.<br />
Rebaptizer, s. robetbUpars.<br />
Rebate, v. a. niftln ; bfiiitpa, bomnia ;<br />
flnfllin; nfbraga, robnttcrn. -ment, s.<br />
bii'inpning ; rnbntt, cif|Ing ; rnffling.<br />
Rebate, s. bolgfro*.<br />
Rebbit, s. ri;nfn.<br />
Rebeck, s. ffodt jiot.<br />
Rebel, s. upptor^iiinn. -, a. upprorifT.<br />
Rebel, v, n. btifno upproviff; fniro fig<br />
upp eniot. -ler, s. uppror^mnfnr*.<br />
-Hon, s. uppror; Jiiotfinnb. -lious,<br />
a. upprorilT. [fiubfn titTb<strong>of</strong>a; nUrffnffa.<br />
Rebound, s. ourfiot. -, v. a. & n.<br />
Rebuff, s. gr<strong>of</strong>t afflcig; iiiotpnnb. -,<br />
V. a. afn\a, ftiita tillbafa.<br />
Rebuild, v. a. nreruppbi;gga.<br />
Rebukable, a. tnbehinrb.<br />
Rebuke, 5. tabct, fi5rebrne[fe ; binber;<br />
fiit. -, V. a. tQbIa ; nnpfo. -ful, n.<br />
nripfntice, bfftraffanbe.<br />
Rebullition, s. upppnUning.<br />
Rebus, s. gtitrt, (ogogri)f) tebu« (ett<br />
ftogg QQta iiieb figuter).<br />
Rebut, V. a. & n. brifpo tiffbafa; frora<br />
4.'a ; brnga fig XiVihaia. -ter, «. T. qrn*<br />
bruplif.
338 Rec<br />
Recall, 3. ntftfoITelfe. - , v. a. f)fms<br />
(ada, tnlfa tiUbnfn; uv>pf)<strong>of</strong>t;n. [fig.<br />
Recant, v. a. auxtnUn, f«nefa; nita<br />
Recantation, s. ntetfnKelfe.<br />
Recapitulate, v. a. upprepa bet r)uf»<br />
viitfiifiignrte fif I)^n6 man fnflf.<br />
Recapitulation, s. fumnicirifrt upvte=<br />
^.n^^e.<br />
^<br />
[6e.<br />
Recaption, Recapture,*, atettagnns<br />
Recede, v. n. vifa, gS tiabnfn; nfflS<br />
tfcan. [toganle; qrittenS; teccv't.<br />
Receipt, 5. infoni|l; uppbetb; emots<br />
Receivable, a. antagtig.<br />
Receive, f. a.
Rec<br />
- letter, s. vdmwmnbationibxif.<br />
Recompense, s. bttbning, etfattning.<br />
-, V. a. btlina, seficrgrtlla.<br />
rcit i £onbon; IjafCatednflre ; ftoi; flijjt.<br />
Recouch, V. a. hit Ingga fig.<br />
Recount, v. a. fottalja n ni)0. [pi;ft.<br />
Recourse, s. atetfomfl; tillgnng, litts<br />
Recover, v. a. & n. oterfa; Infa; »e=<br />
ietfiisi, tiUftilTna. -y, s. ntctjlnttning ;<br />
Qictftnnanbe. [fcg ; otrogen, fnlff.<br />
Recreant, s. affriCing. -, a. rrict),<br />
Recreate, v. a. fijrfrijTa, ueDerqpirfa.<br />
Recreation,s. tiB^focBtif; peCcrq^idf elfe.<br />
Recreative, a. uppmuntrance; nbjfani.<br />
Recrement, «. Brcigg, ffum. -al, a.<br />
Criiggig.<br />
Recriminate, v. n. & a. g'ora motfee=<br />
ffijllningnt ; onfintta gcnflagan.<br />
Recrimination, s. motbeffijffning ; fos<br />
tcbr^elfe.<br />
Recruit, s. tefti)teting ; m;tt fotraB;<br />
rcftDt. -, V. a. & n. tefrl)tctn, foc-<br />
flnrfn. - one's self, fmnla nija<br />
ttiiftet. -mentj s. tefcijteting.<br />
Rectangle, s. tat cinfel. -, a. tat:<br />
sinfiig.<br />
Rectangular, a. tott)3tnig.<br />
Rectifiable, a. fom fan tattaS.<br />
Rectification, s. tattanbe, tattelfe; tt-.<br />
ning fleca ganger; fijtnijQb Bifiilleting.<br />
Rectify, v. a. nitta ; Bifiiffeta oiu.<br />
Rectilineal, a. tdttinig.<br />
;<br />
Red 339<br />
Rectitude, s. tdtfjet, tigtig^et; leBs<br />
Reconcile, i^. a, fiirlifa,<br />
ligbet, tdttfTaffen^I)et.<br />
Rector, a. teftot ; fytfoljerbc.<br />
forfonn. Rectorial, a. en teftot eff. fl)foI)trbe<br />
-able, a. fotfcnlig.<br />
[ning. lidhocig.<br />
Reconciliation, a. fotfoning, fotlifs Rectorship, s. teftot*fi)^ln.<br />
Reconciliatory, a. f'dcfonnnie. Rectory, s. Miobetfi;tfa ; ptefignff ; tef*<br />
Recoiiditory, s. fotparinggtum. Rectum, s. dnBtann. [tot^b<strong>of</strong>inllt.<br />
Reconduct, v. a. atnfota.<br />
Recusation, s. Ijijilanbc.<br />
Reconquer, v. a. otetsinno.<br />
Recule, v. n. btaga fig tiUbotf.<br />
Reconsecrate, v. a. a ni)0 l)elga. Recumbency, s. lutning jnot nSgot;<br />
Reconsider, f. a. a ni;o <strong>of</strong>cetpago. fbrtv<strong>of</strong>lan ; floB.<br />
Reconvention, «. genflogan, ffafte^ Recumbent, a. Ovninnbe, flobb.<br />
flSnt^vrocef.<br />
[urtunB. Recuperation, s. otctiiinning.<br />
Record, s. ptotcf<strong>of</strong>f ; axtiv ; cittneSbott Recuperatory , a. IjotanBe till ntet*<br />
Record, v. a. & n. anted na , f ora tin uinning.<br />
[tiafll;ft.<br />
VtotefoK; fita; ccinta fig;<br />
^<br />
fjunga; Recur , v. n. foinnia otcr tiH ; tagn fin<br />
bl<strong>of</strong>a vn fli>]t.<br />
Recure, v. a. botn, otecftdffa.<br />
Recordation, *. erintan.<br />
Recur\'ation, s. tiHbafaft'bfning.<br />
Recorder, s. tegifitntot; rnB«fcf«tccai Recusancy, s. odgtan att fovena fig<br />
ineB SngelfFa fijrfnn. [granbe.<br />
Recusant, s. nonfonformif}^. -, a. t>d»<br />
Recuse, v. a. jdfvn (en bomrtte).<br />
Recussion, s. tittbafafietanbe.<br />
Red, a. reD. -bird,s. boniberte. -book,<br />
s. ti<strong>of</strong>fb<strong>of</strong>. -breast, s. totgel (fcgeL).<br />
-chalk, s. tobfcita. -deer, s. taBjut.<br />
-fustian, s. poctvin. -herring, j.<br />
bijdfling. -hides , s. /)^. juft. -hot,<br />
a. clBtiJB. -lead, s. niBnja. -letterday,*.<br />
fatollTI)i5gtiB«Bag. -orpiment,<br />
s. rob otfenif. -pole , s. grnfiffa.<br />
-shank, s. tiJBfot (fngel). -streak,<br />
s. ter>lltiiiiigt dppte. -tail, -start,<br />
s. tliBffyfrie (fagel). -weed, s. iifets<br />
ooKuio. -wing, s. tljBttaft. -den,<br />
V. a. £t n. gi5(a ti5B ; roBna. -dish, a.<br />
Redact, f. a. bilbn. [tijbaftig.<br />
Redargue, t>. a. ceBerldgga.<br />
Reddition, «. uppgifning.<br />
Reddle, s. tbBftita. [gifoa ti5b.<br />
Rede, a. tab, tabfTag. -, v. a, toBa,<br />
Redeem, v. a. igcnfopa; ftdlfa. - a<br />
fault, goBtgota ett fel. -able, a.<br />
QtectiJolig. -er, a. beftiare; ftdlfatc.<br />
Redeliver, v. a. otctlemno; bcfnn.<br />
-ance, s. atetfidffning. -y, «. nter«<br />
befriflfe.<br />
Kedem<strong>and</strong>, v. a. atevfotbca.<br />
Y2
340 Red<br />
Redemption, s. aietloSning. -al, a.<br />
Witanit titt nrctlb^ning.<br />
Redemptory, a. riteri<strong>of</strong>nnt"-<br />
Redescend, v. n. atn nesftigo.<br />
Redintegrate, a. fotmjab. -, v. a.<br />
fcrnna. [riflt tiffftatib.<br />
Redintegration,*, atcvbtinganbei fi3t»<br />
Redness, s. tebhet, rctnaC.<br />
Redolence, s. got, ftnrt lutr.<br />
Redolent, u. oHlluHanit. [bubblaS.<br />
Redouble, f. a. fbrtubbln; 6fai, f6c»<br />
Redoubt, s. T. ttButt, Utet fa^ninggr<br />
•>ccf. [s. fotf.uligljet.<br />
Redoubtable, a. f tuftan^VMtD. -ness,<br />
Redound, v. n. faffn tiaOnfrt ; tiaflyta<br />
'6ff
Ref<br />
Reform, s. fiStbattting. -, v. a. fijts<br />
biitnn; oiii(Tapa. [refotnintion.<br />
Reformation, «. f'ccbattmnbe; £utbet«<br />
Reformer, s. fStfcatttnct; ; rcfocuiator.<br />
Refound, v. a. fiiinlta cm. [tiabnfa.<br />
Refract, V. a. bryta Ijii^flrntavna; fafla<br />
Refraction, s. fltalbii^tning.<br />
Refractive, a. bti)tantc (lju«f}ro(atna).<br />
Refractoriness, 5. oll;^^at>; ()o(6fl
342 Reh<br />
Rehabilitate, v. a. «tet infntfa.<br />
Rehabilitation, s. Qtetinfiitining.<br />
Rehear, v. a. i)6xa cm igfn.<br />
Rehearsal, s. upptepante; <strong>of</strong>«tl(i«.<br />
ning ; repetition.<br />
Rehearse, v. a. fottciljfl; Infa <strong>of</strong>oer;<br />
repctera, fpela i5f»et.<br />
Reigle, s. tdnna; fali.<br />
Reign,*, tegtting; f)ertaoa(be. -, v.n.<br />
Bft, njurar. —, v. a. ti;gl(i.<br />
Re-inforce, v. a. fotfiacfa; flndfa.<br />
-ment, «. fotflfitfning.<br />
Re-ingage, v. a. atn inlSta fig.<br />
-ment, s. ntj fStbinttlfe.<br />
Re-insert, c a. attt infiSro; inflirfa.<br />
Re-instate, v. a. atet infntto.<br />
Re-invest, f. a. attt fiittn i bcfittning ;<br />
a ni)0 fiitlnnfl.<br />
Reit, a. flnrrgtfi*.<br />
Re-iterate, v. a. upptepa o ni;o; goto<br />
cm igen. [ni;nnte.<br />
Re-iteration, a. otetupprcpning, fots<br />
Reject, V. a. fi5ttafln; idt oiitagn.<br />
-able, -aneouB,o. fotfnfJlig. -ion,<br />
s. fotfnftelfe.<br />
Rejoice , v. n. & a. g(abja fig , fiignn<br />
fig ; glfibja, ron. -, s. glnbje.<br />
Rejoin, v. a. &n. attt bopfoga; ttnffn,<br />
r.ifa; f\5nt«. -der, s. ft>at pn genfont.<br />
Rejudge, v. a. attt rnnfnfa elf. biJiiia.<br />
Rejuvenescence, s. fijtijngting.<br />
Rekindle, v. a. titer upptnnba.<br />
Rel<strong>and</strong>, v. a. attt lonbfinitn.<br />
Relapse, s. SterfntC i en fjufbom. -,<br />
V. n. faHa liUbafn •, fjufna pS nijtt.<br />
Relate, v. a. d n. berntta; (to) born<br />
na : vata ftiigt iiieb. [terfnnre.<br />
Relater, Relator,*, berattore ; bnfbe»<br />
Relation, a. berdttelfe ; affcenbt ; fam^:<br />
Rel<br />
mnnf)nng ; fldgtffap ; ffrigting. -ship,<br />
s. (TdgtiTnp.<br />
Relative, s. flngting; faf font tjnr afi<br />
feenbe pa en onnnn; T. prononien relo:<br />
tipunt. -, a. font bar <strong>of</strong>feenbe pa ; be-<br />
trnftnb i jeuifdrelfe uieb.<br />
Relax, a. frapp; efteriSteit. -, v. a<br />
& n. g'era |Taf; gifpa efter ; niilbra<br />
oppna ; Itnfna. [b>^i(a, i?eberqpicfe[fe<br />
Ijertpfii, tjgcta; Bata gtingfe.<br />
Relaxation, a. (lappnitig; linbring<br />
-.<br />
Re-imbark , v. a. & n. attt injfeppa Relay, s. ombyte (af bnftar tVi. jngt<br />
(Iter gn onibotb.<br />
buntnr); fTjut^hntf. -dog, a. jagtl)unB<br />
Re-imbarkment, «. inffeppning 5 ni^n. Release , *. frigijrelfe, befrie Ife ; efter<br />
Reimburse, v. a. otctbctato, ntergntta. gift: qv?ittcn«. -, v. a. befria, fiiiff.<br />
-ment, s. ntetberalning, evfattning. pa fci fot; fcifatto. -ment,s. befcielfe<br />
Re-import, f. a. attt infiira.<br />
Relegate, v. a. fon^ifa, btifrn i (ante<br />
Re-impression, a. ni) upplngn. Relegation, «. foroi^ning. [flijft<br />
Re-imprint, v. a. tcytfa a nyo. Relent, v. n. da. fafta*, aftnga ; (laf<br />
Rein, s. ti;ge(, tbiii; volBe. -,pl. Ifin; na fiiidlta ; intoga^ nf meblibanbe ; f ijr<br />
;<br />
fvaga, niinfTa ; nti(bra. -ive, a. efter<br />
giftmnbe; fTopp. -less , a. fnn^loioc<br />
l)nrbt)jettoR ; oupp()btlig.<br />
Relevant, a. uppbjelpnnbe ; paffanbe.<br />
Reliance, s. tittit, forttocnbe.<br />
Relic, a. (\vaxltfva, relif.<br />
Relict, s. enfa.<br />
Relief, a. h\tl\>, linbring; forfldrfning<br />
en |Tilbti>nftg <strong>of</strong> loaning; uppbbjbt or<br />
bete; fontraft ; T. l)attni bete; tdnpen<br />
ningar.<br />
Relieve, v. a. l)]t[vn, bifla ; trbfla ; et<br />
fdttn ; flnvfa ; gifva uppbBjning St nagoi<br />
- guard, <strong>of</strong>lbfa en pcfl.<br />
Relievo, a. uppb'ojbt arbete.<br />
Relight, p. a. attt upp[i;fa.<br />
Religion, a. religion.<br />
Religionist, a. ffri^nitare.<br />
Religious, a. ntunf. - , a. gubfruftic<br />
anbdftig, from ; anblig; munflefnabeF<br />
tifl!)brig. -house ,«. tl<strong>of</strong>fer. -nesil<br />
s. gub^fruftan, fccmbet. I<br />
Relinquish, v. a. <strong>of</strong>rergifva; uppbi5t|<br />
iiieb. -ment, a. <strong>of</strong>i'ergifonnbe, aftrft<br />
r<br />
fcanbe. [aflefpor forvinrni'<br />
Reliquary, a. |Trin I)V>nri Ijelgonen<br />
Relish, a. fmaf, ttjdfe ; benngenbet.<br />
p. a. h n. fdttn gob fmaf pa ; f^*<br />
cm; fm<strong>of</strong>a, vara fm<strong>of</strong>lig ; finafanf<br />
got. -able, a. fmotlig.
Rel<br />
lelive, f. n. A a. foiiima tiH lif igfn;<br />
telts, 5. pi. fjogra^. [upvtifva.<br />
lelucent, a. l<strong>of</strong>ancc.<br />
leluct, V. n. fitnfva emot. -ance, s.<br />
genfitoMgOet. -ant, a. nioifltiifiMg.<br />
-ate, V. n. flrfifi'a euict. -ation, s.<br />
iiiotfttafretfe ; Uf6fci?iljn.<br />
lelume, v. a. ntec nvptnnfca.<br />
lely, V. n. (on, upon) litn, f ijttt<strong>of</strong>ia pa.<br />
ftemain, «. iSfccttefon, nflefva, te(if.<br />
-, V. n. bligtmt, atctftn ; fbtbliffn,<br />
ftamOaitn. -der, s. bfrctffott , reft,<br />
fatfco ; <strong>of</strong> UfPa ; gotg fom fnS ntit en an;<br />
nan« befittning^catt o't till rinfen. -, «.<br />
bftig, qvot.<br />
Remainders, «. jo^ 7. ftnfcan.<br />
[Remake, v. a. gota cm.<br />
iRem<strong>and</strong>, v. a. Ijcntfolln, ftenijTidfa.<br />
jRemanent, a. <strong>of</strong>viecblifi?Qnt)e. -, s. tcfl.<br />
[Remark, s. onnintfning ; onfeente. -,<br />
\v. a. onnintfa ; utiiiarfa. -able, a.<br />
iRemigration, s. ntecPuttning.<br />
Remind , v. a. (<strong>of</strong>) etinrn, ^jSniinna.<br />
Reminiscence, s. bngfomft, erintan.<br />
Reminiscential, a. ctintonbe.<br />
Remiss, a. oStt^tBg, efletlSten. -ible,<br />
Ren 343<br />
ffjuto; bfoetffinta ; nftnga, f<strong>of</strong>ta fig.<br />
-ment, s. <strong>of</strong>oerfnnbnnbe ; fijtnijab or«<br />
refl. -table, a. fStlotlig. -tance, s.<br />
rcmi^ nf venningnr. -ter, s. remits<br />
tent, bfrerfiinbnte. [-, a. Bftig.<br />
Remnant, s. bfvec(cfva< (enining ; j}uf.<br />
Remodel, v. a. onijTapa.<br />
Remonstrance, 5. fiitefiaffning ; f'ors<br />
ning ; flitebtaelfe.<br />
Remonstrant, s. reinonflcant (feft).<br />
a. fbreflaHanDe.<br />
Remonstrate, v. a. gbrn fbreflh'Uning<br />
;<br />
;<br />
(oni ff I :c.) : atognlnggft, bcf ifa.<br />
Remora, s. en ntt fugate (fiijT).<br />
Remorate, v. a. binftta. [lifcanbe.<br />
Remorse, s.fomoetSiigg; ongeft ; mebs<br />
Remote, a. nflngfen, fjettnn ifvon.<br />
ness, a. afliigfenbet, afflnnb.<br />
Remotion, s. aflngfenbet.<br />
Remount, v. n. & a. aUt ftiga till<br />
:<br />
,<br />
,<br />
biifi ; fecfe ineB nya bafiar.<br />
innvf<strong>of</strong>ittig; nnfenlig. -ableness, s. Removable, a. fli;ttbar ; font fan fli)r=<br />
ntcirfcattigfjet.<br />
tag, aflngfna^. [affattanbe.<br />
iRemarry, v. a. giftn o ni;o.<br />
Removal, s. flyttning, bottfTaffante<br />
Remediable, a. botlig. -ness, s. Remove, s. flyttning, aftefa; <strong>of</strong>fatts<br />
Remediate, a. I)e(nnt)e. [bcttigl)et. ning; litet affinnb; fragt|Tap«gta6<br />
[Remedy, s. botenietel, (nfeinetet ; T.<br />
uppcnttclfe, erfritining. -, v. a. botn,<br />
brag, fli;ttning (i baiiis ell. f({;adfpe().<br />
-, v.a. & n. fiijtto; botttaga, affatta;<br />
tcifa ; afljjelpn.<br />
beyifpa fig bort. -dness, s. af tngfcnbct.<br />
Remelt, v. a. omfntnlta.<br />
Remunerate, v. a. tiebergolfa, erfritta.<br />
Remeniher, v. a. minnni, etinvn, bcngn Remuneration,*, febergattning , be«<br />
fig tin iiiinneg; tfinta \ia ; l)e[|'n, tefoiit r^ning.<br />
inenbetn.<br />
Remunerative, a. tieberg<strong>of</strong>fnnbe.<br />
Remembrance, s. luinne, bngfomft Renal, a. njuratna tittbotig.<br />
aniinnelfe; minnegmntfe. -book, s Renard, s. t<strong>of</strong>.<br />
niinnejbcf ; jurnaL. -r, s. fttifoate i Renascency, s. Sterfobetfe.<br />
fongl. ffnttfnniinaten; annotationSbot. Renascent, a. fom Stet titt»n;cer.<br />
iRememorate, v. a. otetfaUa nSgot Renascibility , s. mSjligbet att oter<br />
upvfoninio.<br />
Renascible, a. font fan fotntini.<br />
Renavigate, v. n. atet feg[a.<br />
Rencounter, «. mole ; fammanfJbtning ;<br />
fTaggiiial; banbelfe. -, v. n.^&a. fauu<br />
.<br />
,<br />
a. fotlatlig. -ion, 5. fbtlStelfe; lin;<br />
iiianfiota ; rafa i bnnbgemancj «ll. flogSs<br />
,<br />
mat; angripa.<br />
Dcing ; <strong>of</strong>ffigetfc. -ness, s. eftei:Ioten= Rend, v. a. fonberfTitn.<br />
ftet; fotgtb^ljet.<br />
iRemit, v. a. & ra. fijriata, eftergifM<br />
Qtecfldffa, bringa ; <strong>of</strong>DerontoatSa ; \)'^v.<br />
Render, v. a. Stergifvin ; cfBetlcmna<br />
bcrifa ; uebetgatta; bftjetfotta; uttti;(fa.<br />
- damage, gobtgbra fFnban. -ho-
344 Ren<br />
mage, fuiltii. - a reason, anfota »tt<br />
ff.i'l. - thanks, taia.<br />
Rendez-vous, s. luiJte ; luiite^prat^.<br />
-, f . II. uiijta^ vS utfatt flnlf*.<br />
Rendible, a. font fan oterUuinn«.<br />
Rendition, 3. uppgift. [foiling.<br />
Renegade, Renegado, s. tenegnr, flf=<br />
Rene<strong>the</strong>, s. T. rctfjctn.<br />
Re<strong>new</strong>, v. a. fotnija. -aLle , a. foin<br />
fon fccnijnfS. -al, s. f6xn\)ti\t.<br />
Renitency, s. jiiotfpnnjiigOet; mot;<br />
tryrf^focniaga.<br />
Renitent, a. flijf, lllotttl><br />
Repartee, s. qviit fvor. -, v. n. ft<br />
Repartition,*, belning, inbelning ; u<br />
ffiftnin.^.<br />
Repass , v. a. &: n. ntet <strong>of</strong>petfato<br />
fava tidbnfa. \y. a. fpifa, nci<br />
Repast, *. liten ninttib; fpi^, foba.<br />
Repasture, *. mnltib, fatn^.<br />
Repatriate, v. a. ntetfSra i fin fnb«i<br />
neplanb. [-ment, s. otccbcialnin!<br />
Repay, v. a. atergnlba; vebergaffi<br />
3. (optungen [)0d i&tStanCe bjur.<br />
Repeal,*. Qtcrfatfelfe, uppfjafpnnbe.<br />
Renounce, v. a. fbtn? fa ; nfffigo fig<br />
lie [)afva (en fritg i fort). [felfe.<br />
Renounciation, s. fotfnfelfe ; fotnc;<br />
Renovate, v. a, f6tni;a.<br />
Renovation, s. fbrni^clfe.<br />
Renown, s. ryfle, namnfunnig()«t. -,<br />
V. a. beiijfta.<br />
Rent, s. cenina; oenigOet; afgift; rnn=<br />
tn, procent, intreffe. -charge , s. otf=<br />
rrinta. -service, s. gtunbrantrt, jori);<br />
b<strong>of</strong>^tantrt. -, a. fptucfen, reninaB. -,<br />
V. a. fonfcerflita; artenCera, utM;va;<br />
foctointfl. -al, s. jocbbcf. -er, «. I)y=<br />
-<br />
V. a. upp()aft>a. -able, a. aterfattelii<br />
Repeat, *. uppreponbe; to. capo.<br />
a. repeteta, uppprepa a ni)o; gota on<br />
-er, *. repetctut.<br />
Repeek, *. nittio pa ()nnb (i pifet).<br />
Repel, V. a. & n. btifva tittbafa ; fi><br />
bnfv'o; iiebertaggn; inotr>etfn. -len<br />
*. liffbafabrifpanbe (afeniebef.<br />
Repent, u. a. £t n. (<strong>of</strong>) angra; angi<br />
fig, baitta fig. -ance, *. anger; ba<br />
tring. -ant, a. nngerfuH, boifatbig.<br />
Repeople, v. a. ater bcfolfa.<br />
Repercussion , *. tiUbafobrifninc<br />
.iterjiubj^ning.<br />
Repercussive , a. tiHbafabtifeanb*<br />
aterfliillanbe ; genljubanbe.<br />
Repertitious, a. funnen, l)ittab.<br />
Rerpertory, *. regiflet ; mogafin<br />
periinr (fl^t en teater).<br />
Repetition, «. iipprepning; <strong>of</strong>tjerfpt<br />
ning ; reprig i iiiufif.<br />
Repine, v.n. (against, at) gtau<br />
fig, forja <strong>of</strong>i^er; fncta: niiSunnn.<br />
Replace, v. a. faita tittbata.<br />
Replant, f . a. plantcrn om.<br />
Replantation, *. oniplantering.<br />
Replenish, v. a. uppfyCfa, futtanl<br />
-ment, *. fijCfning, fi^Hnab.<br />
Replete, a. uppfi;Bb.<br />
Repletion, *. uppfiiffning, fuITbet. ;<br />
Repleviable, a. font fan befria^ fro<br />
qvnrffab. \<br />
Replevin, Replevy, *. uppfjafcnni^<br />
af etr gji>vbt beilog. -,v. a. oterpinrjj<br />
l)vob font yarit belagtt iiieb qpotPacI<br />
bringo i faf
I<br />
Rep<br />
;<br />
fqvnttrare; fngcsman ; beraitate.<br />
Reposal, s. ^fitn.<br />
Repose, s. to; I)aniicni. -, »'. a. i?iUi ; (on,npon,in)<br />
fotliia fig. -daess, s. to, fliffOet.<br />
Reposit, f. a. liigga i foninr.<br />
Reposition, 5. fattanDe i fafer[)et; otcts<br />
ftaaante.<br />
Repository, s. fbtpnringsruni.<br />
Repossess, v. a. ateitciga i bcfittning;<br />
Repour, v. a. Stergjutn. [atet ega.<br />
Reprehend, t>. a. taila, focebto.<br />
Reprehensible, a. tatitli>atii.<br />
Reprehension, s. taitl, fbtebcaetfe.<br />
Reprehensive, a. toBtante.<br />
Represent, f. a. fott^iiUa , tepref(fonCe feenbe.<br />
tninpanBe.<br />
Repute, *. nffmnn inening; anfeenBe<br />
Reprief, s. tattl, flantit<br />
ftejt. -, V. a. anfe, Ijaffa fore. -less,<br />
Reprieve, s. upvPf<strong>of</strong> ; btojanSe iiieB en a. fire log.<br />
fange^ nftfittning. -, v. a. wppffjuta Request, *. anfbfning, begdran; afts<br />
unB CoD^fitaffct; bcsitja uppfT<strong>of</strong>.<br />
ning. -, v. a. beBja, ontjaffn. -ant,<br />
Reprim<strong>and</strong>, s. lillral, ffrapa.<br />
*. rccn?irent. -er,*. fupplifant, fbfanBc.<br />
Reprim<strong>and</strong>, v. a. titfiaUi, bonna, f'otu Requicken, v. a. uppliffo.<br />
Reprint, v. a. ciuttijcffl. [bra. Requiem, *. fjnlamc|fa; lugn; Ijaj.<br />
Reprisal,*, petergaaning; prig, let- Requietory, *. bvilo^atte, gr<strong>of</strong>.<br />
ter <strong>of</strong> -s, s. fapntebtef.<br />
Requirable, a. erforberlig. [bcbbffa.<br />
Reprise, *. iTabeflonS; febergatfning; Require, v. a. forBra, begnto; tnrfv>fl,<br />
gong, (ivnrf ; tcpri^ : niufif. at three Requisite, *. niiBsantig fnf. -, a. ers<br />
-s, tre ganger. -, v. a. atertagn; oter forBerlig , noBpnnBig. -ness , s. nobs<br />
Reproach, s. f 6ranta ; genljutn.<br />
Reproduce, v. a. aretfrnmbtinga.<br />
j Repolish, v. a. a nyo votetn.<br />
Reponce, s. rnpunfel.<br />
Reproduction,*, frambringnnte a nije.<br />
Repro<strong>of</strong>,*, banner, tiUtai; forebtaelfc.<br />
Report, s. ti;ft« ; betnttelfe ; fnoll. -s, Reprovable, a. tatebarC.<br />
pL uftet. — , V. a. fbctaljci, fiStuiiila : Reprove, v. a. bnnna; fbtebra.<br />
fiiviiffta; gifya genljuB; fiireSraga; Reptile, *. ftalnnBe bjut. -, a. frij*<br />
fnatfn, fiitiiffa. -er, s. forettaganbe Republic, *. republif, ftiflat. [pnnbe.<br />
Republican, *. tepublifan. -, a. re=<br />
publifanji. [nter utgif«a.<br />
Republish, v. a. a nl)o fbtfunna,<br />
Repudiable, a. fom bl5t fBtfTjuia^.<br />
Repudiate, v. a, fbtffjuta, ffiljn fig<br />
\jib (en bujlru). [iTapgililnflb.<br />
Repudiation, *. forjTjutnnbe ; nftens<br />
Repugn, V. n. £t a. para oibrig uiot;<br />
f^riBa, f.-itta fig euiot. [(,et.<br />
Repugnance,*, ritrigfjet ; inotf}tnfpig=<br />
Repugnant, a. uictjiriDonbe; olybig;<br />
ftriDig.<br />
Repullulate, v. n. oter fpritfa ut.<br />
Repulse, *.nfjTng, pngran; tiabnfnbtif:<br />
rante. -, v. a. nffTo ; btifva tiabflfn.<br />
Repulsion,*, tidbafabrifning ; fcanflc:<br />
tanbe. [tf.<br />
Repulsive, a. tiUbafnjJSenbe ; (ifflaen=<br />
Repurchase, v. a. Stcrfbpa.<br />
Reputable, a. berijnilig, IjeBersart.<br />
Reputation, ». naum oi) ti;fte; an*<br />
cnnBigbet. freqnfition.<br />
Requisition, *. begdrnn, onfiitning;<br />
Requital, *. oeBertag, seBergnHning.<br />
Requite, *-. a. betala, i^eBcrgnttn.<br />
Resail, v. n. aietfcgln.<br />
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346 Re<br />
Resale, s. otetfbp.<br />
Resiliency, a. tiUb<strong>of</strong>aflijtnnbe ; fptitt*<br />
Resalute, v. a. I)e[fn igon.<br />
ning. [tiabafa.<br />
Rescind, v. a. afffrita ; nfiT<strong>of</strong>fa. Resilient, a. fpanfiig, fom ffubfat<br />
Rescission,*. affTfitning; upptjnfvtnnbe. Resin, s. \\axxi, foba.<br />
Rescript, s. refTcipr, fungligt bref ; af» Resinaceous, a. fabafiig.<br />
RescuaLle, a. fciii fon rnbfco^. [ffrift. Resinous, a. \)M\i-. «ff. fnbaftig.<br />
Rescue, s. b«fvielf
Respective, a. fiirfFilt ; bel)i)cig ; teta=<br />
tii\ inbocte^. -judge, ratt toiiiote.<br />
-\y, ad. (pi, to) bel)i5ti9en ; i5iiifefi»<br />
Cijt: tclnlun.<br />
Respectless, a. olj'dflig.<br />
I'Respersion, s. beflanfning.<br />
ftant.<br />
Resplendency, s. glon^, vtaft.<br />
Resplendent, a. glnnfnnCe, fTiiiirnnbe.<br />
Respond, v. n. fcnrn; fvnta tuiot.<br />
-ent, s. \vaxant>i ; tefpon6«nt.<br />
Responsal, a. anfcntig.<br />
Response, s. fpnt, aterfoar; gubnftmt.<br />
Responsible, a. anfvacig; pcfccrljnfiig.<br />
-ness, s. anfoatigI)et.<br />
Responsion, s. foac; borgcn.<br />
Respotisive, a. fvntanfie; paffanCe<br />
Ressault, s. T. utbijggnaD.<br />
Rest, 5. to, boila; fijmn; fiib, lugn;<br />
4)QU«; fliSb; ffaft pa en [ans; reft, ntei-=<br />
jtot), (itiatlcffn. to setup one's -,<br />
»aga Ce fjfla nuMen. for <strong>the</strong> - , for<br />
<strong>of</strong>rigt. -, V. n. & a. onta qvov cU.<br />
<strong>of</strong>cig; ntetfjn; qWocblifon; I)iMln, f<strong>of</strong>><br />
»a; (upon, on) fSclita fig pn ; ftota,<br />
lutn ; beto pa ; fiirlana ro ; ftojba.<br />
Restagnate, v. n. fja flilln, f}o(fa fig.<br />
Restagnation, 5. fiiffajlaenCe, flot)nan=<br />
te. [ning.<br />
Restauration, s. upptrittetfe, 5tetptt=<br />
Restinction, s. flocfning.<br />
Resting, s. St a. Ovilnnfcc.<br />
Restitution , 5. Qterflallanbe; gobtg'o*<br />
tnnDe ; aterfi3tfattan6e i fitt fotta ftanfc.<br />
Restive, a. iflotig, font Oat bcnflaget<br />
(cm Ijnjlat); enoi«. -ness, s. ijlabigrjet<br />
I)a(^iiatcigl)et.<br />
Restless, a. foinnlog, orotig ; ouppI)or»<br />
Ug. -ness, 5. foinnlijstjet; otoligljet;<br />
ouvp!,-6tIig tote[fe.<br />
Restorable, a. font fan otetjlaffog.<br />
Restoration, «. otetrfldffning.<br />
:<br />
Ret 347<br />
Restorative,*, fjinrfnnbe Icifemebel. -,<br />
a. fihtfanbe.<br />
Restore , v. a. iffonbfatta , StetfJnUn<br />
;<br />
upptattn. -, s. erffittning.<br />
Restrain, v. a. Ijinbtci; bolTa i tijgeln,<br />
Ijnffa tiat'<strong>of</strong>n ; infFrnnfn. -t, s. I)inber ;<br />
a. [)l5ton^e titt nnCc6tiig=<br />
Respiration, s. nnce, nnteCtngt ; I)Pi(a. focbchaa ; f etbub.<br />
I<br />
Restrict, a. infftnnft. -, v. a. in(Ttnn»<br />
I Respiratory,<br />
ten. [fort l)»i[a; utCunfin. fa; Ijatto tittbnfn. -ion, s. infTtdnfs<br />
Respire, v. n. Q;a. antn^; togn fig en ning. -ive, «. infTcanfanbe.<br />
Respite,*, anfjant), uppfT<strong>of</strong> fliacflnnC. Restringe, v. a. ; ftoppa; infftanfa.<br />
-, V. a. unna tit ; iippffjuta ; [emno cms -ncy, s. fantinanbtag«nbe cgenffap.<br />
-nt, s. Ijopbtognnbe Ififinebel. — , a.<br />
Resty, a. ftnbig. [f}oppnnbe.<br />
Result, s. refuitat, fijijb, vcrfan. -, ».<br />
«. fotja; uppfomtua. -ance, s. Ijot*<br />
flDtanbe. -ancy, s. tillbntnfiubgning.<br />
ResumaLle, a. otettngUg. [ocb.<br />
Resume,f. a. atcrtaga, upptepa incb fa<br />
Resummons, s. pi. fijtni)ob finnining.<br />
Resumption, *. upptcpanbe nieb fa otb.<br />
Resumptive, a. ntcrtagnnbe.<br />
Resurge, f. n. ntet uppfla.<br />
Resurrection, s. uppfianbelfe.<br />
Resurvey, v. a. atet befigtiga tU. ge*<br />
nonife. [lifca.<br />
_ ^<br />
Resuscitate, v. a. attt uppcnrfo, iipps<br />
Resuscitation, s. uppnntfetfc.<br />
Retail, 5. niiniitecing; fbtfnljning i mis<br />
nut. -trade, s. minutOonbel.<br />
Retail, v. a. fSlja i tuinut; Ijetatta;<br />
faljn wc anbta Ijanben. -er, s. (jSfate.<br />
Retain, v. a. & n. OeljoHa; Onfra i<br />
niinne; lega; bibe()ntfa; antnga tiff abs<br />
c<strong>of</strong>at; cata ant)angig; tiffOiSta; fott*<br />
rata, -er, s. tjenate; anljdngate,<br />
flicnt; penningat font gifpaS pa ^anb<br />
(tiff en (agfatl). -ing, *. bibeOaffanbe.<br />
-fee, s. I)anbpcnningat tiff en abo<strong>of</strong>at.<br />
Retake, v. a. Stettaga.<br />
Retaliate, v. a. cebetgriffa. [tiet.<br />
Retaliation,*, oebetgaffning; tepteffas<br />
Retard, v. a. uppeljaffa, uppffjuta;<br />
fctbtbja.<br />
Retardation, s. Ijinbet, uppe^aff.<br />
Retch, V. a. nnpanba fina ftaftei att<br />
fonfia upp.<br />
Retection, s. uppfinning.<br />
Retention, *. beljaffanbe, bibeOaffanbe
348 Ret<br />
minne; injTrnnfning ; fotfrnr. - <strong>of</strong><br />
urin, utinflrinintn.<br />
Retentive, a. inlPtanfanle ; f 6n?flranfcc.<br />
-ness, s. fetiiiogft ottfdtsnva; iiiin =<br />
Reticence, s. fortigante. [neggafra.<br />
Reticle, s. litct n.ir.<br />
Reticular,Reticulated,a.nritfornii9.<br />
Retina, s. niiitljinnn (i i3gcn).<br />
Retinue, s. f blje, foit, betjening.<br />
Retiration, s. T. ftBettry*.<br />
Retire, v. n. da. ga fin t)flg ; nfttiifa ;<br />
rtaga fig unfan ; btngotittbafn ; untnn=<br />
rvnga. -d, a. cnfmii. -dness, s. ens<br />
faml)ft; inCtnget Icfnatsfiitt. -ment,<br />
i. eii)Iig()et; inStngen lefnaD.<br />
Retort, s. retort ; arerbejTijtlning. -, v.<br />
a. i\a tiffbnfa ; beffijffn tiUbnfn. -ion,<br />
s. for'.nicning ; tiffbnfnbeining.<br />
Retoss, V. a. flii'nga tiabflfa.<br />
Retouch, V. a. aWc \Ji^rorn•, fiStbnttra.<br />
Retrace, v. a. Dtaga tittbiifa ; ater upp^<br />
lerfna. [I)ro6 iiinn (<strong>of</strong>rar.<br />
Retract, v. a. & n. Sfettoga; brijin<br />
Retractation, *. orerfoHelfe ; oicrta=<br />
ganbe nf fina crb.<br />
Retrait, s. retnnt; bilb.<br />
Retreat, s. retrait, dtergnng ; <strong>of</strong>tng ;<br />
cniligbet; tiafll;fi, frifiaB. -, v. n. 6ra=<br />
gn fig tittbafn; brnga fig untan; flatta<br />
fig i fiiffbet.<br />
Retrench, v. a. &n. afffn'ra; inbtngn,<br />
inffranfa; ferfTanfa; Icfi?a iitera intra=<br />
get. -ment, s. afbrag, inffranfning:<br />
forlTanSning.<br />
Retribute, v. a. rebetgaHa. [ning.<br />
Retrilmrii)n, *. rcfcergalTnttig, bclct<br />
Retributory, a. pebergnttanbe.<br />
Retrievable, a. fom tnn nieriiinna^.<br />
Retrieve, v. a. Ijitta vS; oter»inna<br />
fltftbringa. [CrifvanBe.<br />
Retroaction, *. aterectfon, tillbafa=<br />
Retroactive, a. nterrcrfanbe.<br />
Retrocede, v. a. (emna, yifa tiffbafa.<br />
Retrocession, s. aterlemnanbe; oter><br />
8,ing.<br />
Retrogradation, a. ffribning tiffbafa.<br />
Retrograde, a. T. rctrcgrabernnte:<br />
foiii gar baflange*; iiioifalt. -, v. n.<br />
jTriCa baflange^.<br />
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Rev<br />
Retrogression, *. tiffbafaffribnitig.<br />
Retrospect, «. tiffbafafecnbt, hM x<br />
tei forflutna. -, v. a. fe tiffbafa.<br />
Retrospective, a. tiffbnfafeenbe.<br />
Retrude, v. a. liffbafartbia.<br />
Retruse, a. bemlig.<br />
Retuud, V. a. forilort.<br />
Return, s. otetfemfl; erfan^Ia; od-<br />
»rintning ; i^infl ; iTifte ; frat : ni;tt at<br />
f.iff af en ffjufteiii. -vessels, s. p.<br />
retnrlTepp. - , v. a. & n. aterfanBo<br />
bfi?erfan6a; V'anba cm, refa tiffbafa<br />
fvara: ini?anba : fnibfa tiffbafa.<br />
thanks, tatfa. -able, a. fern fa<br />
riterfanba^. -less , a. fciii itfe t^anbt<br />
tiffbafa. [fdrfeninc<br />
Reunion, s. otetfotenante , ferening<br />
Reunite, v. a. & n. famla; fcrlifa<br />
fincna fig. [fcrraB<<br />
Reveal, V. a.&n. uppenbata, upptoia<br />
Reveille, s. revetj (truniftag).<br />
Revel, a. nattnbjen; tan^ ; bufferfat<br />
fcf}: ergie. -rout,«. upptopp. -, v.r.<br />
rca fig bufferfamt.<br />
Revelation, s. uppenbareife. -, pi<br />
iiptenbateifeb<strong>of</strong>en.<br />
Revelry, 5. lef, floj; luflbar^et.<br />
Revenge, «. IjainnB, Ijainnbgirigtjef.<br />
V. a. baiiina ; tjfimnaS. -ful, a. banin<br />
fuff. -less, a, fbtfonlig. -r, s. [jam<br />
;<br />
narc.<br />
Revenue, *. infomfi-, affaflning.<br />
Reverberant, a. aterfaffanbe.<br />
Reverberate, v. a. & n. oterfajla (tjiri<br />
efl. beta); gifra genljuB, gentjubn. ^<br />
Reverberation,*. otevffen,aierfananbe<br />
Reverberatory, *. «2 a. fom flat tiff<br />
bafa; rewtbetugn.<br />
Revere, v, a. t>brba, ora.<br />
Reverence, a. vbtbnab; bugning, nig<br />
ning, totirplinicnt. -, c. a.uBrta, fjebra<br />
Reverend, a. tbrtig, are»5tBig (preff.<br />
titel). right -, I)fgrBrbig. most -,<br />
bbgfbrbigfte.<br />
Reverent, Reverential, a. Potbnabfc<br />
fuff. -ness, *. rSrBnab.<br />
Reverer, s. vijrtnre, bi;rfare.<br />
Reversal, s. uppbafvnnte af cit beff'ut.<br />
Reverse, s. niotfita ; jiiotfatS ; anbting
Rev<br />
fciinfira; ombi)te ; motgang, oli)ia. -,<br />
t--. a. ft n. uppI)nfoa, cterfaffn ; Ofintn<br />
uvr L^d; net); fotfiorn; V'a'nBa cm; ntet=<br />
fciimui. -d, a. T. (iggnnte ).>a ryggen.<br />
Reverseless, a. ooterfnffclig.<br />
Re^ ersible, a. foiii fnn QtcvfaHflg.<br />
Reversion, s. Ijcinfattantc; otergnng;<br />
a. genomfe, reVMDcra. [tor.<br />
Reviser, 5. unSecfijfare; rerifot; focrcf^<br />
Revision, s. rewfion, gencmfccnte.<br />
Revisit, v. a. ntcc bef<strong>of</strong>d.<br />
Revisitation, s. niitt bef<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Revival, s. upplifoanBc, otcrftnl.<br />
[anfie.<br />
Revive, v.n.&a. b[ifv)a fefoonbe igen,<br />
fpntnio fig fore, qv)i(fna tic ; ntet u\!\slifvfl<br />
: fccf tiffa ; up)!munfva.<br />
Revivification, s. atetuppliftnnbe.<br />
Revivify, v. a. ater uvplifun.<br />
Revocable, a. aterfattelig ; fotrinbctlig.<br />
-ness, s. Stetfalleligbet.<br />
Revocate, v. a. fnffa tiffb<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Revocation, s. atecfaHelfc ; nffngelfe.<br />
Revoke, v. a. &n. oterfnlfa, uppbrifpa;<br />
tenonfcta (i fcttfpel). -ment, s. attu<br />
fnUelff, urvtjafcnnBc.<br />
Rhythm, s. taft i mufif 0. ferg; barnic;<br />
Revolt, s. uvf"':; «ff«tt; uvptot^mnn. ni. -ical, a. rijlmiff; botmoniff.<br />
-, v.a. St n. upvtefn; i>altnltg. [rriltafate.<br />
Rhetorician, s. foin flnfiot talctonpen<br />
Rheum, s. fnufon, flu^.<br />
Rheumatic, a. bcftinrnb met flup ell.<br />
cjitt. -fever, s. flu^ftbet.<br />
Rheumatism, s. flup, teumatism.<br />
Rhinoceros, s. nn^I/orning. -bird,*.<br />
cnhbvnoBc bornffatnn.<br />
Rhododendron, s. nlpro^.<br />
Rhomb, s. ronib, fvctfig tutn. -ic,<br />
a. tutforniig ; Uf en romb. -oid,<br />
s. tontboiD, aflong fpetstuta. -, a. lif<br />
en roniboib. [rutig.<br />
Rhomboidal, a. lif en rontboib; fntc*<br />
Rhubarb, s. rabarbet.<br />
Rhyme, s. rim, riuiflut, »erg. -, v. n.<br />
& a. rimma fig gbta ; »etg. -star, i.<br />
inbigt tnl; otuft.<br />
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350 Rib<br />
Rib<strong>and</strong>, Ribbon, a. fiSenbnnb; T.<br />
feno, lift. [tibbor.<br />
Ribbed, a. forfcbb nieb refben tZ.<br />
Ribibe, s. tterttfingig pel. [ti^mjijl.<br />
Rice, s. uiQn)n ; l)(ixf\>il. -flour, s.<br />
Rich, a. rif; ptaftig; V'"n'9» <strong>of</strong>iiecfli5=<br />
big. -ness, s. rifebom, tifi)ct; ftuft=<br />
bntt)et; i5focttli)b; fobanbe egenfFap,<br />
mriftigbet.<br />
Rick, s. ftn(f, ffi)(, »alm. -ets, s. en=<br />
gelffa fjufan. -ety, a. vlagnb <strong>of</strong> (Sns<br />
;<br />
:<br />
gelffa fjufan; Utfnuten; bcatftig.<br />
Richire, s. fpticfo, fptinga.<br />
Rid, V. a, (from , <strong>of</strong>) tribba ; befrin,<br />
enttebigo, berijfpn ; fiitbrifiio. -dance,<br />
5. beftidfe.<br />
Riddle, *. gSta ; tiffel, gt<strong>of</strong>t fSa. - ,<br />
*>. a. eS /I. f oitlara gatot ; tif In, fnlln<br />
inln mcttc.<br />
Ride, a. ribf ; fort. -, v. n. d a. tiba<br />
fata; (igga fijr onfat ; ffiSba, rora (fig<br />
va) ; <strong>of</strong>a ; beriba. - out a storm, uu<br />
hdxta «n flotni fit anfat. -r, s. ti)t=<br />
tote; betibnte; flot^ , ott ftfitfa ctt nn^<br />
not trabfil;dFe ; T fnttfpat.<br />
Ridge, s. tuggvab; bait, o*; blinbfTni.<br />
-b<strong>and</strong>, s. tyggiem. -bone, s. tygg^<br />
baf^. -tile, s. utbojbt t<strong>of</strong>tegel. -, v.<br />
a. goto en tijgg eff. ai. -d , a. upp^<br />
bi5jb; fpetfig ; fatab; fufftig.<br />
Ridicule, a. ntlbje; nntri; Kjfigbct.<br />
-, V. a. gijta SnSje <strong>of</strong>; fiJtBjliga.<br />
RidicQlous,a. lojiig, noitafrig.-ness,<br />
«. Il>jli9()cr.<br />
Riding, £. tibt, ribning ; Oocob (i 9)ctf=<br />
f()ite). -cap, 5. teSm<strong>of</strong>fo. -coat, 5.<br />
libjarfa, teStotf. -hood, s. favucf)cn.<br />
-house, s. tibffolo. -rod , s. libfpo.<br />
-school, a. vibffoln.<br />
Ridotto, s. bnl, tebutt.<br />
Rie, s. fpinntotf.<br />
Rife, a. oHmnn, gnngbot; i f*?ong<br />
gtnffeionbe. -ness, s. affmonligljer.<br />
RiflF, *. fanbbanf, lef.<br />
Riffraff, a. fft.ibc ; pocf, (lobbit.<br />
Rifle, £. tojfclbijffa. -man,a. fTotpfTytt.<br />
-, u. a. x6fva, plunltn; tnffia.<br />
Rift, «. lenmo, fptitfa. -,v.a. a n.<br />
fprriifn, f(»;fva; temno; fli;fva#.<br />
Rin<br />
Rig,». t<strong>of</strong>ig fliifo ; iTantt ; put^ufngbet<br />
fnep. -, v. a. fnit)d[a ; tatf [a ; uttufln<br />
f}yra ut. -acapstern, gota eit gang<br />
fPfl fintt.<br />
Rigadoon, a. ett (TogS bon«.<br />
Rigation, a. raitning.<br />
Rigger, s. utruflate ; tntfebnnfVaie.<br />
Rigging, *. tntfloge, tagpeife.<br />
Riggish, a. liberlig.<br />
Riggle, V. n. fno fig.<br />
Right, *. tntt; rattighet; ni^nbigbet<br />
biffigbet; tigtig()et; l)'6gia Ijonten. -<br />
a. beget ; tnf ; fitlig ; tnttsi^ ; intt ; up|j<br />
tigtig; oinfeltatt. -, ad. tatt; tigtigt<br />
mi)(fet. - honourable, bSgoalbot<br />
- over-against, niibteniot. -, v.<br />
& n. jTnffa en toti ; tfillfattigo<br />
tatta, tefo (fig igen). -en, v. a. (Tiif<br />
ffl en lott. -eoUB, a. tnttff<strong>of</strong>fen^, tii'tl<br />
ei«, tottfatbig. -eonsness,a.<br />
fatbigljet; tnttjTaffenbet ; bi)9b. -fnl<br />
a. tfittnintig, laglig. -fulness,<br />
tnttnifitigber. -ness, ». rigtigbei<br />
rfinbet.<br />
Rigid, a. fitnng, ncgo; flbf, cbojlig.<br />
Rigidity, Rigidness, a. ptangbet<br />
(}i)f()et, fie (bet. [tegol<br />
Riglet, a. T. gnnfTo tunn tifJ; T. fnfJ<br />
Rigmarole, a. gaffinintbiaS. -, a. vio<br />
IDftig, ctimlig, <strong>of</strong>ijtnuftig.<br />
Rigol, s. binbeni, ftena.<br />
Rigols, a. pi. T. tegale.<br />
Rigor, a. fltongbet; tpatbet; flelbet<br />
nogginnnljet. -ous, a. bnvb; ffnrp<br />
Iu^g9l•a^^. [tinno<br />
Rill, a. liten bndf, tannil. -, v. n. fnft<<br />
Rim, a. temfo; font, niotginnt: T<br />
niiit^tanb. [torfaS mcb rinifc<strong>of</strong>ti<br />
Rime, s. tinift<strong>of</strong>l ; temno. -, v. n. be<br />
Rimose, a. T. fuff nieb fino fptiifot.<br />
Rimple, v. a. fftynfio iljop.<br />
Rimy, a. betait mcb tinifteff ; bvirgtS<br />
Rind, a. botf, ffol. -grafting, j. ijini*.<br />
ning i botf. -, v. a. <strong>of</strong>ffotn.<br />
Rine, a. totmbinno ; fetl'inna.<br />
Ring, s. ting ; loi'ban » Xuti. -bonea<br />
a. <strong>of</strong>verben. -dove, a. tingbufoo.<br />
-finger, a. tingfiinget. -leader,<br />
uppl)<strong>of</strong>»man. -tail,*, biyfolf. -worm,'<br />
;
Rin<br />
s. rcfctui. -, V. a. i^ n. tingn ; tingn<br />
i «n fiotfa. -let, s. (iten ring ; Ijarlotf<br />
. ; ;<br />
Ringent, a. T. giipfoiinig.<br />
Rinse, v. a. ffiSlja, vafTa.<br />
Rinsings, s. pi. ffijlii'ntten.<br />
Riot, s. liBertigljet; upptopp; oljub.<br />
-act, s. vnctaiiicnt^nft eiiiot upvri"^-<br />
-, f. «. fiifta upv'(opp; frSffa, Uf^a<br />
»)Vpigt od) titcttigt. -ev , s. upvtot«=<br />
man. -ous, a. oroUg, liDeclig; upp=<br />
totiff.<br />
Rip, s. (finfniatt ; fratgjern ; rcmnn. -,<br />
V. a. (up) rifpa upp ; upptifoa ; upp»<br />
tarfa.<br />
Ripe, a. uiogen, fuffttajrt. -n, v. a. tt<br />
n. mogna; befottta tilt fudfoinligljet<br />
btifva iiiogen. -ness,*. niognnti; full=<br />
Ripier, s. (j<strong>of</strong>ifTnianglace. [fomtig()et.<br />
Ripping-chisel, s. T. Ouggjevn.<br />
Ripping-iron, s. j«tntictfn;g lueB I;nfe<br />
att ciftia ut btef mettatt naten.<br />
Ripple, V. n. & a. fqynlpa; goto fniS<br />
vngov ; b'olja fnintr ; tifpa; uppcotn.<br />
Rise, s. upptegning ; utfprung ; forf)i5j=<br />
ning; fjojB. -, v. n. & a. uppflo;<br />
!)iitflijta ; jiiga i priS ; refa fig ; gota<br />
uppcor ; fiifilla ; jiifa. - in blisters,<br />
jTa upp i binfoc.<br />
Risibility, s. f<strong>of</strong>fcnrjct for loje.<br />
Risible, a. [ijjiig ; bcncigen fijc Icjc.<br />
Rising, *. & a. uppflaenfce; uppgong;<br />
(>.ni(tna6. - ground, s. pjB.<br />
Risk, 5. nf»enti;t, fara. -, v. a. oogn,<br />
af\jentl)ta.<br />
Rite, «. fyttbtut; cet«inoni.<br />
Ritual, s. I)nnt)b<strong>of</strong>, ritual. -, a. Sflig<br />
hogtitig.<br />
Rival, s. meBcitjTnte, meBtaftnte. -, a.<br />
uiettaflnnBe. —,v.a.&n. tfifta nieB<br />
en; t&xa. ineBtnftare. -ist, «. vipal.<br />
-ry, -sMp.s. nieBtaflan, nuBf<strong>of</strong>anBe.<br />
Rive, V. a. &:n. rifva; fli)fBa; fti)f»a«.<br />
Rivel, c. a. fftyntla. -,s. tijnfn.<br />
River, s. floB, e[f. -dragou, s. fc<strong>of</strong>o;<br />
Roc 351<br />
Rivulet, *. (iten bfitf, tannif.<br />
Rixation, s. ftciB.<br />
Rix-dollar, s. tiMBn(et. [bcrgalun.<br />
Roach , s. f lippa ; mott. -alluni , a.<br />
Road, s. tonB^viig ; teBB, nnfacgtunB;<br />
ficiifneti ; tefn, facB. -goose, «. pvut*<br />
gag. -stead, s. anfargrunB. -way,<br />
s. InnB^unge. -er, -ster, 4. ffepp fom<br />
[igget pa teBBen ; fljutsljnjl.<br />
Roam, V. n.fta. fara oinfring; fitijfua<br />
bit 0. Bit, canBra. -er, s. lanBficijfatf.<br />
Roan, a. voBflriininig, gtapft)nilig.<br />
-horse, s. rijBfTiinlig baf}. [(cftiBen.<br />
Roan, s. vomni , font fiffct ffappa unBet<br />
Roantree, s. tiinn.<br />
Roar, s. tytanBe ; ffri ; brufanbe, fu3 ;<br />
bcaf. -, V. n. ri;ta, waia, rania ; (are<br />
ma. -ing, s. ft a. ti;tanbe; Ban. -<br />
trade, «. flinf I)anBe[.<br />
Roary, a. futt iiieB Bagg.<br />
Roast, s. ftcf ; faf. -, a. f}ett. -beef,<br />
5. orpef. -meat, s. jlcf. to rule <strong>the</strong><br />
-, bettffa. to cry-, tiJninia fin lycfe.<br />
-,v. a. flcfa, t<strong>of</strong>ia; '•fotiojtiga.<br />
Rob, s. nioS.<br />
Rob, V. a. rijfiin ; fljala. -ber, s. tjuf,<br />
t'i5fiiQre. -berry, s. t<strong>of</strong>feri; ftlHB.<br />
Robe, s. mantel, llat^Bragt. roaster<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> robes, *. famtetare. -, v. a.<br />
ftaBa ptaftigt.<br />
Robin, 5. banen tiff larffalfen. -goodfellow,<br />
s. muntet fanuat; flogSta.<br />
-redbreast, s. rotgel, voBsbr<strong>of</strong>ia.<br />
Robinhood,s. fJcatt<strong>of</strong>v^ave ; tapperfatt.<br />
-'s-society, s. poIitiiTt faffiTap.<br />
Robins, s. pi. T. tngflumpat att (jops<br />
binBa fegten.<br />
Roboration, s. ftijifning.<br />
Roboreous, a. gjorB <strong>of</strong> ietnef pncf.<br />
;<br />
Robust, a. flarf, fJl;f. -ious, a. jll;f<br />
Bir. -god, «. fjoto. -horse, *. floB=<br />
ballen.<br />
Rivet , s. noB , noBoB fpcfS (nf fpif) -,<br />
ralcfain.<br />
Rocambole, s. rocfenbolT, gvri^lijf.<br />
Roch-allum, s. bevgaUm.<br />
Rochet, s. mort ; mc^fjorta.<br />
Rock, s. flippa, ha((eberg ; bcffarm ;<br />
fpinnvoif. -alum, j. atunf^cn, bcrg^<br />
alun. -crystal, s. betgfriflaff. -doe,<br />
fplint; flinfbult. -, v. a. flinfa f<strong>of</strong>} en s. flenget. -fish, s. farBcI, onfjovi^.<br />
fpif ; ni;n.<br />
-oil J a, becgolja. -salt, s. bergfalt.<br />
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352 Rod<br />
Ros<br />
-work, s. niutfltbtte fern lifnat f(ip= Ronion, ». tjo. fot. [fJerr.<br />
Rodomontade, s. ffrvt. -, *•. n. jiinto<br />
Roe, 5. fifftcnt; l)inc, tjJDrrto. s<strong>of</strong>t - ,<br />
fiiTiiijoIf. -buck, s. totorf. -calf, 5.<br />
Iijcttffllf. -stone, 3. rcniflen.<br />
Rogation, s. bon ; Ittnnin. -week, «.<br />
otSan fot« ^^ingp.<br />
Rogue, s.ffutf; tcsttifrore : (TalfCfmef;<br />
orD). -, V. n. d a. gijca |TnImfll)Cfen :<br />
ffalfflS; f ti)fn cmfring; fiiiora. -ry,s.<br />
ffri(mf}i)(fe, b<strong>of</strong>fli;(fe, fInlfaftigOet; vut^j<br />
tufliglKt.<br />
Roguish, a. ftrijfpnnbe; ffnlfnftig; Iu=<br />
jJig; liittfricMg. -ness, s. iTdlmaftigj<br />
I)et; liitifottigljet.<br />
Roin, s. ffiirvn. [f}otf?ti>tntf.<br />
Roister, f. n. [ntma. -er,s. ruffibuf<br />
Roisting-crow, *. ftSfa.<br />
Roistiug-fellow, s. flctjTrijtnre.<br />
Roll, s. trianing; ruffe, vnig; lipn<br />
fnffoatf; en nftcts t<strong>of</strong>f: ffi)lbigl)et ; feni;<br />
[fl. —,pl. tflnClingnr, HBbijrfec. -brimstone,<br />
s. frafcel i flcinger. -calling,<br />
s. folSatetnn^ upvtcp. -tobacco, i.<br />
rufftcb<strong>of</strong>. -,v. a. d n. tuffn ; t>n[=<br />
fa; omlinbn; udltco, triffa; ljvifilft>ii<br />
cmfring; trnffl«; M(f(o. -er, s. ruffe,<br />
pn[«; fftffrotf; bantage, linDa. -ing,<br />
s. & a. vaiinxn^. -pin, «. bnfetfefnfle.<br />
-press,*. fept)rtttti)ifptef. -tackle,<br />
s. T. flbttfllja.<br />
Roman, «. SKoinore. -, a. S>{oinet|T.<br />
-catholick,*. fntolif ; DJcmcriT=fntclff.<br />
Romance, s. rotiian; tifrnb bificrin;<br />
cfanning. -, v. n. tifta; forfnttn ro=<br />
Romancist, «. romanfTtifvnre. [nianer.<br />
Romantic, a. roniflneff, romanlif, xv.<br />
iimntiff.<br />
Romish, a. fatclfF, 0?oiii«rff=fntcl(T.<br />
Romp, s. effiiligt qinnnfelf; i;rI)fltto:<br />
rlutiipt ffamt. -, v. n. r<strong>of</strong>n, Ufn gtcfr.<br />
Rondeau, a. ett fTogd potiit, ronbo ; T.<br />
ronbo.<br />
s. gaffcci i fijrfan bet Ijelgonbittet uv)»=<br />
fiiirng.<br />
Ro<strong>of</strong>; s. tnf; l)u* ; gotinnen; tingnfraf.<br />
T. ftoppn*. -tile, «. taftegel: fuviga<br />
tnfpannor. --work, s. trtftnrfniiig. -,<br />
V. a. tfirfa, tnflngga; btingo untet laf.<br />
-y, a. fotfebb uieb taf.<br />
Rook, 5. fotnct i fi;flrffpel: r<strong>of</strong>n (flogs<br />
ftnfo) ; fpetgbcf. -, v. a. befctaga, t<strong>of</strong>^<br />
ra. -ery, s. ftafbo : tjufndfie.<br />
Room, s. turn; foinmote: plarS, urt<br />
tyiiiine ; Ingcnt)et, onUtnitig. sitting<br />
-, s. botiingstuni. -age, s. utrDii<br />
-ness, s. tDinligljet. -y, a. tijiiilig,<br />
Roop, s. begljct. Iftci<br />
Roost, 5. pinne, t>agle ; fonin. -, v. n<br />
tutn, fitta cd) f<strong>of</strong>rfl(om foglot) : vi^ni.<br />
Root, s. rot; utfptung; finniorb.<br />
-bound, a. fnftab ineb rcttern<br />
-built, a. fommnnf<strong>of</strong>t <strong>of</strong> riittet. -<br />
V. a. & n. befdpn nub tcten ; bbfo, t<br />
to ; f}afcfflf}fl ; fn<strong>of</strong>a ; uppn;
Ros<br />
Losar}-, s. taihani, r<strong>of</strong>enftonfi; r<strong>of</strong>fn*<br />
loscid, s. baijgig. [brttb.<br />
lose, ^. rc'i, llnnro^; Konima. - , pL<br />
fiertiinier. under <strong>the</strong> -, flitblom*<br />
iiifr.it. -bay, 5. clfontet. -bud , s.<br />
riM'fntncpp. -bush,.?. vefcntuiiTe. -campion,<br />
s. t'Sirfpe (oir). -diamond,<br />
s. r<strong>of</strong>fnl'tfti. -gall, s. foinniorn pa ro^=<br />
buffnt. -laurel, s. cUnnitt. -mary,<br />
r. rc^mntin. -root,5. r<strong>of</strong>enrct. -tree,<br />
». rcfentiilTe. -water, s. r<strong>of</strong>envatten.<br />
-wood, s. t<strong>of</strong>cntvnB. -ate, a. fuH<br />
iiifC' tcfor; v<strong>of</strong>cnr'ot'. -d, a. rc^fnrgab.<br />
Losette, s. ttt ftag^ roD farg ; r<strong>of</strong>«tt.<br />
.osicruciaa, s. SK<strong>of</strong>enfteut^nre, fltfes<br />
.osier, s. r<strong>of</strong>enbuile. [mifl.<br />
iin, s. faCa, \)axti. -, v. a. teflri;fn<br />
•6 folcfuniiiin. -y, a. tntafiig.<br />
.osl<strong>and</strong>, s, M;jorb.<br />
ossel, s. iiijuf jotb. ["•")•<br />
.ossolis, s. bnggott; r<strong>of</strong>olig (briinnr<br />
.ostral, a. mifurtig.<br />
U>strated, a. f infeDt' meb f iScftrifiHt «n.<br />
fpvoic (cm f?fvp).<br />
.ostrum , s. nnf, fptote ; ftamfiam ^j5<br />
Tepi) ; inlnrcftol, ttibun.<br />
-osy, a. refei'.c'oB ; lif en x'ii.<br />
,ot, 5. rultnonbe, fijctutnelfe; rStfjufn;<br />
f|)itb(nC. -gut, s. ctnfr tricfa. -, v. n.<br />
6 a. tiittnn, ffniiuna^ ; rotn ; btingo<br />
,ot, s. rotf. [tilf flnrutlnclfe.<br />
lOtarj', rt.fonigntomfting lift ctt I)ju(.<br />
.otated, a. ftinglopanbe lift ett Ijjul.<br />
.otation, s. ^valfning ; ftei^loptJ ; oui;<br />
Tifff.<br />
,ote , «. rutin, fnna; I)nrvn. by-,<br />
utnniill. -, f. a. (lira fig utontill.<br />
^th, 5. ora. -nail, s. T. tingel vS<br />
orjfrn. -beasts, s. pi. Ijccnb<strong>of</strong>fap.<br />
-soil, ^. l;urnbeffnv^gijbfc(.<br />
.otten, a. ruiten ; fdrb«rfi'nb, ffanib ;<br />
mnffdien. - at <strong>the</strong> core, fnlff.<br />
i-stone, s. en (iri ©ngeliT ttivpel.<br />
-ness, s. roifl, foiruttnelfe.<br />
.otund, a. runb, ftet^ferniig.<br />
.otundifolious, a. runbblnbig.<br />
.otunditj', s. runbljei ; ftetSforni.<br />
lotundo, s. totunbn, runb bijggnnb.<br />
.ouge, 5. rob fiirg, fminf. -cross, a.<br />
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I)nrclb iiieb robt fctS.<br />
Rough, a. ffr<strong>of</strong>lig, gr<strong>of</strong> ; tpnr; fnngg*<br />
lig, cjemn ; ojlivob ; rn, o[)l)ffnb ; fiutfT;<br />
bMKcr|-ani. -cast, «. forftn utfnfiet till<br />
nngel; tecfnnb. -draught, s. gr<strong>of</strong><br />
terfning; foifn ulfnflft, -footed, a.<br />
luben om flittcrnfl. -hewu , a. fpom<br />
I)uggen; gr<strong>of</strong>, o()i)ffab. -legged , a.<br />
grcflTinnnb. -en, p. a. & n. gbra etf.<br />
blifM gr<strong>of</strong>, ffr<strong>of</strong>lig. -ness, a. fnogg.<br />
ligljft; fiirfbet; gr<strong>of</strong>l)et; tnljet ; <strong>of</strong>utt*<br />
foinligljet; ot>aber.<br />
Rouleau, s. rutte nieb bufnter jc.<br />
Rounce, «. bnngel pS en b<strong>of</strong>ltydferi*<br />
pre^ ; l)(inbtag.<br />
Round, s. runb, ring; fretg; onignng,<br />
I)!:arv; cmfvep; patrulTfring ; oinv>ng.<br />
-, a. runb, trinb ; upprigtig ; betyblig.<br />
-, ad. &pr. tnnbt onifring; i fret^ ;<br />
pa nUn fiber ; i fr<strong>of</strong>. -glass, s. fupigt,<br />
fonfarl glci^. -head,5.<strong>of</strong>nauin pa^Pu:<br />
ritnnfvnn i Gnglnnb fcrboiii. -house,<br />
s. furrnn, nattf.ingelfe ; T. l)i)ttfl bfver<br />
fnjuion. - number, s. obrutet rol;<br />
belt tnl. -robin, s. T. ffrift i run»<br />
bfl, fS Qtt man ej fan fe, breni font<br />
forf} fTrifVMt unber. -shouldered, a.<br />
brebnvlab.<br />
Round, f. a. & n. runba; flippa oiu»<br />
fring ; oingifva; rutto onifring ; gora<br />
ViiUjubanbe ; runba fig : go runb. -elay,<br />
s. ett fTng^ vin. -ing, s. runbning,<br />
bugf. -ish, a. nagot runb. -ness,<br />
s. runbbet; flutanbe flil; upprigtigbet.<br />
Roup, s. T. folna.<br />
Rouse, V. a. ft n. bafligt upppatfa<br />
brifpa npp; uppogga, uppmuntra; ^afn<br />
na bniTig' ; lifva*. -r, s. bri;rfe^lng.<br />
Rousselet, s. musfotpdron.<br />
Rout, s. it.ingfcl; inijdFenbet; upproriff<br />
folfbcp ; upplopt) ; i?dg, niarf(f)ruia ; ne»<br />
berlng; flijft; talrif nfjcmbl^. -, v. a.<br />
& n. fbriTingrn ; bringa i oorbning.<br />
Route, s. rhg, t<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Routine, «. rutin; - inrotnb,tnna.<br />
Rove, v.n. flacfa onifring; vanbrn;<br />
fVfta. -r, s. fodrniare, ftr<strong>of</strong>vore ; <strong>of</strong>in;<br />
big tarl ; r<strong>of</strong>vare. at rovers, p5 maf S.<br />
Row, 4. rob, leb; jiiiTroui ; nijolfe ; uppror.<br />
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354 Row<br />
Row, V. n. to. -er, s. tcttarj. -ing,<br />
s. rotb.<br />
Rowel, s. f^'Otrflingn : Ijnnf (fontaneff).<br />
-, V. a. fpcrrfjiiggrt ; fntta bnnf.<br />
Rowen, s. bete ^h bvot&en efttt «r=<br />
ftiinlnft fa6.<br />
Royal.a.fonglig; pt<strong>of</strong>tig. -.s.T.Ocfvvn^<br />
brniiifegf 1. -Lay, s. SiiMfft Ingtrtrrtb.<br />
-consoundjS. rittnifporre. -paper,<br />
5. tfgn[vni.'per. -ist, «. fonunaiT ; xi>--<br />
i;n(if}. -ize , f . a. gora fonungSlig.<br />
-ness, 6-. funglig()et. -ty, 5. fongt.<br />
rnttigbet ; foniingav>iutig()et.<br />
Roj'ne, V. n. gtirtgo.<br />
Roynish, a. lumpen, genun.<br />
Royster, s. flojnnbe fnvl.<br />
Rub,s. Ijinbct; gnitning; bcijbcri; fJitfj<br />
orb ; bnfl foiii bftncfcc be ni;a f)ccncn pn ra ffr<strong>of</strong>lig.<br />
en [jjovt. -stone, s. brynflcn. -, v. a. Ruffian, s. r<strong>of</strong>pnte, bnnbit, fpet^b'<br />
&n. gnibn; |Tura; ffaffa fig. -on, Ctn -, a. rilb, gc<strong>of</strong>.<br />
fig frnni fa gobt innn fnn. -Ler, s. Ruffle,*. manrf;ett ; titmuU ; forbiflrit<br />
gnibftfibe; bryne ; fltib; tmi fpel <strong>of</strong> Ire T. bV'iifpel, ftngen pa ttunnna.<br />
(i reljift); T. rubbnte. -Ling, s. rif=<br />
ning. -brush, s. frnt^borfle. -bish,<br />
s. fftiip cfter en byggnoB , nffFrap ; fopor.<br />
Rubble, s. fl<strong>of</strong>. -stone, s. gnrfien.<br />
Rubescent, a. tobaftig.<br />
Rubican, a. robfrijmlig (b.if}).<br />
Rubicunil, a. tobletf, rbbiftig.<br />
Rubied, a. tubinrSb, b<strong>of</strong>ltiSft.<br />
Rubific, a. totnnnbe, font got t'eb.<br />
Rubiform, a. r'obnftig.<br />
Rubify, V. a. tobfotgn.<br />
Ruble, s. rubet, Ki)|Tt filfi3etmi)nt.<br />
Rubric , &. rubtif ; titet. - , a. inarf<br />
nieb vobrt b<strong>of</strong>fJnfpet. -, v. a. tubricera;<br />
bemimna (afbelningnt i bijtfet jc.)-<br />
- ate, V. a. tobf li'rga.<br />
Ruby, s. tubin; tobt)et; ftnne; T. vn=<br />
rificnne. -, a. rubinfnrgaB. [pen.<br />
Ruck,s. jTtynfln. -, v.n. blifya fftuiiu<br />
Ructation, s. tnpning.<br />
Rud, a. rob, tcbiifiig.<br />
Rud, s. or: fma rerfn.<br />
Rudder, 5. rcber, f}i;re. -b<strong>and</strong>s,?.;?/.<br />
T. fingetling. -pendents, s. pi. T.<br />
forflinor. -tackle, s. grmittaljn.<br />
Ruddiness, s. vobbloininigbet, frifT<br />
Ruddle, s. rotfrita. tf'iffl-<br />
t<br />
Rum<br />
Ruddock, s. t<strong>of</strong>gel, robbr<strong>of</strong>la (fagcl><br />
Ruddy, a. tobtctt; gitlbgut.<br />
Rude, a. ra, ol)i)ffab, ritb ; flinf ; obatn<br />
bertig; tj.iftig. -draught, s. uifaf<br />
-language, s. wtu. -ness, s. gifr<br />
bet; riibet; ftriingbet.<br />
Rudesby, s. grcf (i;nimet.<br />
Rudiment, s. biirjan, ulfafl; Ifitfpnr<br />
Rudimental, a. botanbe litt fotj<br />
grunbernfl.<br />
Rue, s. T. Pinrutn. -, v. a. & n. a<br />
gro, betlngn; (on) l)af\>a mcbiibant<br />
-ful, a. fotgtig, beflnglig. -fulnes<br />
s. bebr<strong>of</strong>ligbet, forgligbet; el.inbe.<br />
RufiF,«. gnmnindiiotig bn'sfrage ; fnag<br />
ligbet; fnotgct^(piT); bru«l)nne (foge!<br />
faff. -, f . a. trumfo ; (i fonflfyt.) {<br />
fruffl, vecfa; bringa i oorbning ; ffri)i<br />
(n ; flHTirra : oron ; P«rn ; groin ; ft<br />
Rufter-hood, 5. faltt<strong>of</strong>«..<br />
Rug, s. ri;a; ruggigt flabe; (angbn<br />
bunb. -ged, a. tuggig, obbffnf ; b<br />
tet; flraf, langbSvig. -gedness,<br />
fft<strong>of</strong>ligbet, fnflggligbet, ojeinnljet.<br />
Rugin, s. i)fffti;g.<br />
Rugine, a. T. benftt.<br />
Rugose, a. ffrijntlig.<br />
Ruin,s. faff, forfoH; unbergong; f<br />
flbring; f'6t(uf}. -, v. a. & n. fovfal<br />
netrifVM , fijrberfva ; fj'orto in. -a^<br />
a. fbif<strong>of</strong>fen. -, f. a. forfibra.<br />
Ruination, s. ftortning; tuttfnflnnb<br />
Ruinous, a. fbrfnnen, bcf<strong>of</strong>fig ; f<br />
berflig. -ness, s. b<strong>of</strong>affigbet, f'6t|<br />
(et lifffianb; frtrn. [ni<br />
Ruins, 5. ju/. riiinft, leniningnt; ii<br />
Rule, s. regel; linen! ; nionfter,<br />
fnbte ; ctbning; bnif; b«i'rnOiilb<br />
<strong>of</strong> three, teguln be iti. -, v. a. &<br />
liniein; bebsrtfTn ; fbrefTrifva; «<br />
fliirn; (over) b
Rum<br />
^Rump, s. fatet vo en menniffa; Icinten<br />
pa freatut; gumpen pn foglat. -bone.<br />
Rumple, s. ffii)nf(a. -, v. a. ffti;nf(n.<br />
Rumpus, s. vulg. [arm, ctinfenDc.<br />
Run, 5. lopp ; fpcang ; brilt ; frnmgang ;<br />
t\)ii ; ovfifente ; T. pif, Citf. ill-,s.iiii^=<br />
l»(f a. -away, s. ti;nniinr«, <strong>of</strong>oetlBpore.<br />
Run, v. n. d a. lopo; vnnnn, fptinga;<br />
fegta; Uiia, rinnn ; fmnlta; fBtflyia;<br />
fjnfioa ftaingSng ; viixa, trifsa; bliftta,<br />
vaxfn ; firncf n fig ; T. gnffn ; tvinga ; le=<br />
Bn ; bfoerlnggo ; 6rifca. - about, fopn<br />
omfting , tulta (om bntn). - a division,<br />
Itiffn, gora lijpningnc (i fang ett.<br />
mufif). - after, efteri}inf
356 Rus<br />
viiiai pa lanbet ; gora , bU bon&aftig :<br />
fbtoifii titt (nnt«t, telfgera.<br />
Rustication, s. lanMlffnaB ; Oonb<strong>of</strong>tigs<br />
Rusticity, s. lonDtligfjM. [l)«t.<br />
Rustiness, s. t<strong>of</strong>iigljct ; mogtigbet.<br />
Rustle, V. n. ra^la; fftnmlfl, vrn^ln.<br />
Rusty, a. refJig; lubglig; l)ntff; vtfpg.<br />
Rut, s. brunfl I)0« riffnbjuc; iMgn« =<br />
eff. bjulfpat. -, c. B. fovfl, votntrunfrig.<br />
Ruth, s. mtOlibanbe ; ddnte. -ful, a.<br />
meblibnnse; bfttbflig. -less, a.<br />
obntmliectig, grunt.<br />
Rutilant, a. gtotaafie, glanfanSe.<br />
Rutile, s. tbb ffoct.<br />
Rutting, 5. btunfl. -time, s. loptiB.<br />
Ruttish, a. btunftig.<br />
Ry, Rye, s. vat.<br />
Rye,*, tng. -grass,*. ttncepe,tajgtfig.<br />
s.<br />
Sabbath,*, ©abbnt; (jcilobag. -breaker,<br />
*. fflbbatSbryrace.<br />
Sabbatical, a. fabbnten tiUberig.<br />
Sabbatism, s. fabbaieni j<strong>of</strong>iaganDc.<br />
Sabine, s. frifpenbcm. [fv'art.<br />
Sable, s. fnbe[; fobet; fobflffinn. -, a.<br />
Sabliere, a. fanbgrco.<br />
Sabliere, *. T. ttjiubjctfe.<br />
Sabre, s. fabel.<br />
Sabulosity, «. fanbigljct. [bigbet.<br />
Sabulous, a. fanbig. -ness, a. fans<br />
Saccade, *. ti^gtlrudEning.<br />
Sacerdotal, a. ptefietUg.<br />
Sack, *. frid (3 bufI)«U); fnng ftun=<br />
tiuinietibtagt focboui ; tnnatiefritf (viin)<br />
f rt ^aH intagiinbe uieb flotinplunbring.<br />
-but, 3. fh'rfpipa. -cloth, *. f.itftirif.<br />
-, V. a. fm)fa i fftrf ; vlunbra, bntjo-<br />
Sackage, *. pfunbting.<br />
Sack-but, s. biifun. [Olnttratb; cb.<br />
Sacrament, s. fatrcimcnt ; ft(tran«<br />
Sacrameutal, a. f<strong>of</strong>rfluienttclig.<br />
Sacred, ntb.<br />
-ness, «. bf(ig()»t; otitbnab^ontbljtt,<br />
Sacrificable, a. foni fiin <strong>of</strong>}ta«.<br />
Sacrifical,a. bbranbt tiB <strong>of</strong>fer, [tonbe.<br />
Sacrificator, *. efffrprffj. -y, a. cf^<br />
Sacrifice, *. <strong>of</strong>fer, uvp<strong>of</strong>fting. to<br />
make a - <strong>of</strong>, <strong>of</strong>frn. -, v. a. Q n.<br />
;<br />
Sag<br />
<strong>of</strong>frn ; rtb«rfafa, <strong>of</strong>f.igafig; uppeffrti<br />
;<br />
btfbn. -r, *. cfferprtfl.<br />
Sacrificial, a. Ijbranbttitt <strong>of</strong>fer, -rites,<br />
*. pi. cffcrbruf. [bflbelft.<br />
Sacrilege, «. I)f(g»r5n, fi;rftjufnab<br />
Sacrilegious, a. font begar I)«l9«ran:<br />
ogubnftig. -ness, *. I)fibiiTI)et.<br />
Sacrilegist, s. Ijeigeranare. [fripia.<br />
Sacrist, -an, s. floinre. -y, s. foi<br />
Sad, a. forgfen, niobftulen ; ti)|ler, tung:,<br />
lebfoni : elfinbig ; elnf; fJl^gg. -co.<br />
loured, a, bunfelfargb. -den, v. a.<br />
& n. bebrbft>rt, gora Ubfen; focmocfa:<br />
(at) btifPa forgfen.<br />
SadiUe, *. fabet ; T. tlanip. -backed.<br />
a. fvanfri;9gig. -bone, *. T. fobel.<br />
bener. -cloth, s. fabeltacfn , fd;nbrar<br />
-gall, 5. fabelbrott. -maker, s. fa.<br />
belniflfare. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> bowsprit, T<br />
bogfv>rbi«bfl(f. ~,v.a. fabla; belaftn<br />
betunga; (-with) pabotba. -r, J. fo<br />
belinafart.<br />
Sadness, «. fcrgfenbet; bebr<strong>of</strong>pelft<br />
ti;ngb. in sober - , > fufft nirnr.<br />
Safe.*. niaiiTop. -, a. trygg , faf«r<br />
lijitlig; font or on lira pa; btlbrrgba<br />
-conduct, *. [ejbtbref; pn^ : fonpoj<br />
-guard,*, bii'gn, beflubb; (lybbsbref<br />
fonv^oj, fri)bb0v><strong>of</strong>t. -pledge,^, cau<br />
-, V. a. fiitta i faferljtt. -ness, *. fo.<br />
ferbet. -ty, *. tryggfiet, faff rljct ; caX<br />
gang; forfoar. -valve, ». fatertft*^<br />
v«entil.<br />
Safflow, Safflover, *• fafftcr.<br />
Saffron, *. faffran. - , a. faffronifar<br />
gab. -bastard, *. fafflor.<br />
Sag, V. a. & n. belafta; Into; fn(fo<br />
rrifra ; oadla.<br />
Sagacious, a. (<strong>of</strong>) foui hat ftnt t>ab«r»<br />
fovn; (farpfinnig; uifi. -ness, «H.<br />
Sagacity, «. gobt robetforn; genouii<br />
trangante fbrflanb ; fisiboni, fl<strong>of</strong>bft.<br />
Sagamore,*, regent blanb21iHeiifan(f(<br />
Subianerna ; T. f<strong>of</strong>t <strong>of</strong> en bvi.<br />
Sage, *. en vu«; T. falfia. -, u.<br />
fbrftnnbig; forfigtig. -ness, *.<br />
l)ei, flo<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
Sagittal, a. Uf en pi[. - suture, *<br />
T. pilfbuinien i (.
Sag<br />
Satrittarius, flT.<br />
Sagittary, s. efi;lffn (t tjurftetfen).<br />
Sagittated, a. T. vittif.<br />
Sago, s. f.iflo; fngogrijn.<br />
Sale, s. ftt frng* £ev'flntifTt fam)Q.<br />
Sail, s. ffgjl; fegling; vingt; flFevp.<br />
-maker, «. ffgelfoiiuiinrf. -room, s<br />
fegflfcj. -t-wine, 5. fegetgarn. -yard,<br />
s. t'cgclflang cU. ra. -,v.n.da. \t:<br />
gla : gS tiff ff gf IS ; PVO"/ f^ra. — <strong>the</strong><br />
sea, fegta pS t<strong>of</strong>vet. -er, 5. ffgl><br />
fttvv. -ing,j. fegling, ffeppSfatt. -or,<br />
fieman ; tiiatroS.<br />
Saim, s. fuicilt fett.<br />
Sainfoin, *. ©panjT fC<strong>of</strong>ver.<br />
Saint, s. I)c(gon; puritan. -, a. Ijclig.<br />
-Ijell, s. pvcptloinn. -like, «. ()ct.<br />
'3cniif; !)elig. -, v.a.Hti. fnnonifcrn ;<br />
(iijera Iidgon. -ed, a. Iielig, iniMgC.<br />
-liness, s. I)elig[)et. -shij», s. Ijeligs<br />
Sake, s. otfnf, ffuff. [I)et.<br />
Saker, s. I)i5f, -gun, «. fntfonett.<br />
Sal, s. T. fnrt.<br />
Salacious, a. fii'ttjefull. -nesSj til.<br />
Salacity, s. fattjn, cfi)f!t)ft.<br />
Salad, 5. fallat. -oil, 5. perentincroljn.<br />
Salam<strong>and</strong>er, s. fa(niiian6cc (obln).<br />
Salam<strong>and</strong>rine, a. lifnnnBe fnloinnn=<br />
Salary, s. {in, folb, (egn. [6ern.<br />
Sale, s. fotfrtljning; fntu; affiittning ;<br />
aufiion. -aMe, a. fnljbnt. -ableness,<br />
s. faljbnrfjet.<br />
Salebrous, a. cj/.<br />
engpljTt fait; afpfn fa( forotilf. -, a.<br />
fait, faltab; i^aKuflig. -tox, 5. fait*<br />
(or. -cat,».'faltflmiip. -cellar, a.<br />
faltfcr, falifar (pa borbet). -house, 5.<br />
falt[u)tta. -maker, s. faltfjucatt.<br />
-man, s. fadOantilarc. -marsh, ».<br />
faltgrop. -mine, -pit, s. faltgruft?a,<br />
faltbrott. -seller, s. faltbanblart.<br />
-shop, s. faltniagafin. -wort, ».<br />
fcbaect. -, f. a. falta ; faltn in.<br />
Saltant, a. bnnfanbe, I)cppanl5e.<br />
Saltation, s. Ijoppanbe, fpringanCe.<br />
Salter, s. infaltare; faUbanblate.<br />
Saltern, s. falti^erf ; faltfjiibeti.<br />
Saltier, Saltire, a. T. 2(nbtcngfcrg.<br />
Saltish, a. faltaftig. -nesg, s. fait<br />
Saltless, a. <strong>of</strong>altab; <strong>of</strong>m<strong>of</strong>lig. [fmaf.<br />
Saltness, s. faltaftigljet.<br />
Saltpetre, ». foltpetet. -house, a.<br />
fatpf terfjubifti. -maker , s. faltpetct»<br />
fjiibaiv.<br />
Salubrious , a. funb , ^flfefaui.<br />
ness, fll.<br />
Salubrity, s. r)clf<strong>of</strong>ainf)et.<br />
Salutariness, «. funbbet ; nijtta.<br />
Salutary, a. I)
358 Sal<br />
Salutation, s. I)elsnin9.<br />
Salute, s. Ijel^ning; typ. -, v. a. IjtU<br />
;<br />
;<br />
fa; f.lluttca; fyffii.<br />
Salvable, a. font fnn Otif\>« folig.<br />
Salvage, s. Oetgnrelon vn6 fjSfntor.<br />
-money, s. betgarel'en.<br />
Salvage, a. eilC, gci)in.<br />
Salvation, s. ftdlSning, fafigOet.<br />
Salvatory, a. fiitpocinggcuiii.<br />
Salve, s. falM; balfoui. -, i'. a. be.<br />
ftcDfii ineB \alva, fmijtja; <strong>of</strong>lijelpn.<br />
Salver, s. bytbart fat, vt«f«ntettaUtif.<br />
Salvo, *. fi3cbf[)oII; untantng.<br />
Samar, s. fTavflnbning.<br />
Same, a. fnmina; enaljanba. <strong>the</strong><br />
very -, juff Ben famma. -, ad. wH-,<br />
fainmang. -ness, «. famnia egcnffop ;<br />
Samlet, s. [nj'oting. [lif()et.<br />
Samoom, s. Samuiii.<br />
Samphire, s. fjijfenfot.<br />
Samplar, s. iiiobeH, monflet.<br />
Sample, s. fotcjTtift ; iiionftet. -, v. a.<br />
uppuifa vt<strong>of</strong>. -r, «. motclt; iiifitftuf.<br />
Sanable, a. betlig.<br />
Sanamund, s. nf jlifctot.<br />
Sanation, ?. I)c[ning;in.<br />
Sanguiferous, a. font feber blob (om _<br />
abroc). - vessels, s. pi. bicbfnvt.<br />
Sanguification, a. blobfdtming.<br />
Sanguify, v. a. ftonibringa b(o6.<br />
Sanguinary, a. otnigrd^. -, a. b(ob«<br />
totfJig, gtym.<br />
Sanguine, a. btobrijb fdtg. -<br />
veb; blobfuK; fnnginniff ; lif lig ; fot»<br />
trlMlonsfua. -ness, s, bjerfl)ct ; blob.<br />
fult()ft ; fnngviinifft eU. liittbtocigt ti<br />
pcrnntent ; (if tigljet.<br />
Sanguineous, a. b(obfuff; fangciniff.<br />
Sanguinolent, a. blotig.<br />
Sanhedrim, a. €anl)ebcin ; tSbet i 3c.<br />
Sanicle, «. Irifott. [tufolcni<br />
Sanies, «. btobynr.<br />
Sanious, a. vntfuH.<br />
Sanity, s. belfa; gcbt forftanb.<br />
Sanscrit, a. SonfTrit.<br />
Santon, a. ntt bersi^.<br />
Sap, s. faft, fnfpe i tcnb; fpjtH; unbtr<br />
bcffi;6Da. [utfcenbc. gcrifning (vib belagringat). -, i<br />
Sanctimonious, a. Ijelig ; nnbiiftig till n. unbctgtdfoa, niinera; atbct<br />
Sanction, s. bctrnft«lfe, finbfdflelfe bent. [a. fmnHigbel<br />
ifli). to give -, behrtfta. -, v. a. Sapid, a. fniaflig, »d(fniafanbe. -ness<br />
befcnfra.<br />
Sapience, a. ti«()et, fl<strong>of</strong>ljct.<br />
Sanctitnde, Sanctity, a. Oeligljet: Sapient, a. -oH, flcf. [a. faftlo^ljtt<br />
c)uD^fcuft(in ; bijgb, bclgott.<br />
Sapless, a. f<strong>of</strong>tlo^, f'ottctfab. -ness<br />
Sanctuarize, v. a. I)«(ga; fbtfoato; Sapling, a. ungt trdb.<br />
giftia ftijlaft. [ftiflnb ; tiafluft. Saponaceous, a. fapaftig.<br />
Sanctuary, a. ()clgetioni, beligt fiiilte Saponary, a. fiiport. -, a. fapnfiig-<br />
S<strong>and</strong>, s. fnnc. -s, s. pi. fantcttn Sapor, a. fiiinf (fom ttt ting bnt).<br />
fimcbanf, tef^et. -bag, s. fonbfnrf. Saporous, a. finnfltg, cdlfniafante. fj<br />
-beetle, s. tigctbnggc. -blind, s. Sapota, a. fflporidttrib.<br />
nritfynt. -box, s. fanbt<strong>of</strong>a. -eel, *. Sapper, a. (Tiinpgrnfpnte, fflpv,:<br />
g6«. -ever, s. gln^gnan. -gavel, s. Sapphic, a. T. fappbiff. [s. f<br />
n:-.<br />
fnntlTrtit. -heat, .s. fantbab. -piper, Sappbir, a. f<strong>of</strong>it (bin nbetflen;. -in<br />
s. \vat\ia^i. -pit, s. f.nnbgrufvo. Sappiness, a. f<strong>of</strong>tigbct, nmfligl)tt.<br />
-stone, J. fantflen. --wort, a. fnnbijtt. Sappy, a. niufiig, fnftfiilT; moglig.<br />
S<strong>and</strong>al, a. fanbeUidb; rtt fTog^ (For. Sarab<strong>and</strong>, a. €i>anff bang.
Sar<br />
>»aracen, s. 2(rnb, Snrncen.<br />
Sarcasm, s. Octorf, bitonte iToiiit.<br />
Sarcastical, a. faif.irtiff.<br />
1 Sarcenet, 5. tiinnt fiBcniiig , foSertnft.<br />
I<br />
Sarcle, v. a. ranfa bort cgcng.<br />
i'Sarcocele, s. funrb, fottafiig puffnnB.<br />
Sarcoma, *. fbirr.ivt.<br />
Sanlel, 5. fflttftt (fifT).<br />
Sanliiie, 5. inr^et (licetffen). [jTrntt).<br />
Sa I (Ionic, a. fnrtcniff; tvungtn (em<br />
iSanlunyx, s. fatCeniv (eii (Incjg oniv).<br />
tSavk, 5. fj<strong>of</strong>alf.<br />
jSark, s. balJranivod.<br />
Sarnieiitous, a. T. tnnfig.<br />
Sam, s. flengnta.<br />
Savplar, s. cn Inilf bol utt.<br />
Saiplier, 5. vaitiif.<br />
Sarrasine, 5. fioc liStfrot: foUg<strong>of</strong>fet.<br />
Sarsaparilla, s. faffopiirilI=rct.<br />
Sarse, 5. I)iitfift. -, v. a. fiftfl.<br />
Sarsenet, Sarsnet, s. t<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Sart, s. ni)liti)ining. [fTenbfnet iti.ir.<br />
Sartorius, s. T. iitufTeln font ttai<br />
Sarve, u. a. T. cmbitita iiieD btnlT.<br />
Sash, J. ffiirp, g'6rbet-nf filfa; fTuffoiu<br />
fter. -Tfindow, s. PFuffonfrer.<br />
Sashoon, s. f5i)ift((ibct ; Idl)e«abe.<br />
Sassafiass, s. fajfaftaf.<br />
Satan, s. faton.<br />
Satanical, a. fotnnifF, fcjefviuIiT.<br />
Satchel, s. v<strong>of</strong>e; b<strong>of</strong>pnfe foui ffotg<strong>of</strong>fac<br />
Sate, V. a. nifiita, fi^aa. [brirn.<br />
Satellite, s. brabont, liten iiiSne oni=<br />
fiinii ?n vtanct; fSljefTflgiire.<br />
Satellitious, a. beflnenbe <strong>of</strong> brabnntet.<br />
Satiate, a. nirttt, bfvetlaftnb. — , f. a.<br />
iiinttn, uvvfVlIn, tittfret^ll.iira.<br />
Satietr, s. juntthft: firfft. [nett.<br />
Satin, s. fntin,'fiD»nfat§. -et, s. \
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-ness, ». fni<strong>of</strong>iigfjft, enttiift. -y, a.<br />
t>.1lftll<strong>of</strong>an^^, onlluttonbe, angenrim.<br />
Savo}', s. fntejfaf.<br />
Saw, s. fSg ; ortfvrSf, ffnf«n«. -dust,<br />
s. fngfpnn. -fish, s. fngfifr (etr flng«<br />
r)nj;. -fly, «. fagftffel. -mill, s.<br />
fngfli^nrn. -pit, s. grop bet v^eB fngn^.<br />
-wort, s. (Tiiitn (Sri). -, f. a. foga.<br />
-yer, «. fngate ; tocnM;f»f(.<br />
Saxifrage, s. fienbratfa (cci). -meadow,<br />
s. iingflenbtiirfn.<br />
Saxifragous, a. T. ftenlijfnnte.<br />
Say, s. tnlj vrcf; en nvt vffetijg.<br />
-master, s. im;ntpret'frnrc. -, v. a.<br />
ffabbiu-inD.<br />
Scabrous, a. ffr<strong>of</strong>lig, fnngglig; fforranBf.<br />
-ness, s. jTc<strong>of</strong>ligOet.<br />
Scad, s. gnCMnnftiff.<br />
ScafiFold,*. frf;n^otti ftSlTning (for u!u»<br />
tnve od) limmcnnnn), (nftnt«. -, v. a.<br />
upprefa en flaHning. -age, s. gallfvi,<br />
ftnaning. [belngring.<br />
Scalado , s. en nttirS befligning v?iB en<br />
Scalary, a. i form nf trnppfleg.<br />
Scald, 5. fPaaning; ffcrf , utfTng i I)uf=<br />
euBcr. -, a. fTabbig, ufel. - head, s.<br />
ffotoigt I)ufv>uB, fuinferf. - ,v.a. & n.<br />
iTaffft; fnra r)et. -ing, s. (Inlfning. -,<br />
a. (Tiitfnnbe. -house, s. iTflffruiii.<br />
Scald, s. ffalB, p<strong>of</strong>f. -ic, a. ffalBiff.<br />
Scale, s. t)(igfTn(, SS.igen (ett ()inmie((5=<br />
terfen) ; fifffjaff; beniTiufini ; fTngg :<br />
flege, ttrtppn, gniBnotf ; ctBning ; fJorm,<br />
beflctnining. -beam, s. vngbalf. -,<br />
V. a. & n. vngn; flfiogii fjAtfen, flffPa=<br />
(a; ttoppriS uppflif«ii ; beflign, floj;=<br />
1110. - <strong>of</strong>f, fjn'tta*, (Iiipprt fjihUen. -,<br />
a. fioaig.<br />
Scalene, s. oliffiBig trinngel.<br />
Scalfern, a. injeltgtaS.<br />
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Sea<br />
Scaliness, a. fjnKighft.<br />
Scaling-ladder, s. ficciiiflege.<br />
Scall, *. fulfTcrf, ontf.u. -pated,a<br />
iTi^rfvig. -ed, a. fforffig.<br />
Scallion, s. fdjoleitenlct.<br />
Scallop, a. bjetta (ffnliiiflffflogfe) ; u|^<br />
ffarning i form nf uBBnr. -, f . a. ||<br />
ferii, glira en font toggig.<br />
Scalp, s. I)ufuiiBf«.'n(; buffuBffnt. -,<br />
V. a. T. fTnlpern, nffla l)ufxiuB«f»o[fii<br />
-el, s. T. fndfFor^fnif.<br />
Scalper, s. ff<strong>of</strong>jern ; etSnoI.<br />
Scalping-iron, a. T. ffafjetn; fnlt<br />
Scaly, a. fjatfig. [ff.n<strong>of</strong>nif<br />
Sea<br />
»car, s. nxt, flfranifl. -, v. a. & n.<br />
gom fftiiina i, ntta fig; Uiiai, gn ifjop<br />
icavab, -ee,s. totnbi)frie[(inf{fr|Tii9tf).<br />
karaniouch, s, atUfin i Stalienffn<br />
jcaice, s. fnlffynt, tat; fnnpp; fpats<br />
fiiiii. -, ad. fnnppf. -ness, tVi.<br />
kaicitj', s. brifl, fafffi)nil)Ct.<br />
>car.l, s. jTtoCfe.<br />
icaie, v.a. iTtiiiiimn, fotiTtoifa. -cro"w,<br />
s. fojcitTconiinn. -fire, s. e[b fbt nit<br />
Oev!iTr>iiiima tcfCjut.<br />
>>carf, s. pFnvp, [ongffjniBl. -skin, s.<br />
i)tirc ffinnet pn fcoppcn. -, f. a. om=<br />
Onnga ; f lo'bn fig uattstijfl ; fainiiinnfcga.<br />
Scarification, s. toppning, inffaniing<br />
Scarificator, s. en font foppnt.<br />
Sacrifier, s. fcpp[)otn, foppjetn.<br />
Scarify, v. a. gbta fiiiS infatningnr,<br />
foppo.<br />
Scarlet, i. ffntlnfon, |?atfnfan5farg. -,<br />
a. gjott) <strong>of</strong> ITnrdifnn. -cloth, s. iTar=<br />
lafnn. -fever, s. ffnrtafanSfcbev.<br />
-horse, s. uii5tfti5B I)iif}. -oak, s.<br />
ftcnef.<br />
Scam, s. fogliifet. -bee, «. torbyfyct.<br />
Scarp, s. «fTatp, iiiuten pS inte fiban<br />
nf en faflningsJgcaf.<br />
Scarry, a. nciig.<br />
Scary, s. totct lanb. [fiDttor.<br />
Scatch, «. ett ftagiJ bctfeL -es , s. pi.<br />
Scatch, V. a. fnita Oninfebja pa (jjul.<br />
IScate, J. engeljtfT; ffribffo; ffiba. -,<br />
[ V. n. nfa, ga pn ffribfTot.<br />
Scatehrous, a. tif pn fviIToc,<br />
Scath, s. ffobn, f'otlufl-. -, v. a. ffobn,<br />
fbrCctfvn. -ful, a. jTnblig.<br />
Scatter, u. a. & n. ftingfltij ; fbt^tB*.<br />
-ling, s. Innbfttyfnte.<br />
Scaturient, a. uppunlTnnbe.<br />
Scaturiginous , a. full iiieb fnHnbtot.<br />
Scavage , j. nfgtft titf en ^ax> af ut=<br />
IfinbfTa fbpiunn.<br />
Scavenger, «. gntfcpnre.<br />
Scawrack, s. fornffnic^.<br />
Scelerat, s. b<strong>of</strong>, jTalni.<br />
Scene, a. fcen, uppttnbe; ffabeplnt^;<br />
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fu(i^, befotntion. -ry, *. fotejinHning,<br />
fcen; befotation.<br />
Scenic, a. tentrnliff, brnntati|T. [tic.<br />
Scenographical, a. nfingcn i petfpef*<br />
Scenography, s. petfpeftit>ritning.<br />
Scent, s. luft, vinbevforn; »nbet. -, v.<br />
a. lufta, gbco calluftanbe. -less, a.<br />
utan (uft.<br />
Sceptic, s. triftnte, fcepticng. -al, a.<br />
fceptifT, fom tinf(av pn ntfting.<br />
Scepticism,*. Scepiifctna^ Into; ipif.<br />
«l, otto. [fpitn.<br />
Sceptre, s. fpita. -d, a. fom bat<br />
Schedule, s. fbrtedfiiing, luHn.<br />
Schematism, s. ritning bfyet I)imme«<br />
lens ulfeentc; feteftnttning.<br />
Schematist, j. fbcflagSninfate.<br />
Scheme, s. p!nn, gtunbtitning ; fbiftag<br />
afbitbning ; fi;fleni. -r, s. fotflngguia*<br />
fare.<br />
Scheme, v. a. & n. gota fbtfing, vlfln»<br />
Schesis, s. ffepelfe; vana.<br />
Schiller-spar, s. labtabotflcn.<br />
Schiller-stone, s. opat; labtnbotjlen.<br />
Schirl, «. T. ilbrl.<br />
Schism, s. tcebrngf, tPifl i Intan.<br />
Schismatic, «. feparntift, en fom cadet<br />
oenig[)et. -, a. fdji-jmatiff, fltibig.<br />
Schismatize, v. n. fbnbia fig iftnn<br />
Scholar, s. ffotg<strong>of</strong>fe, farjunge, Intb.<br />
General-, pelyljifior, mnngfunnig.<br />
Mean-, balflntb. -like, a. Invb.<br />
-ship, s. liTitlingflittfiiinb, flubentUf*<br />
nab; tritbom. [pn (TolviiJ.<br />
Scholastic, a. fFo[nfliff. -ally, ad.<br />
Scholiast, s. uttolfave (nf nngon IntB<br />
fbvfniuire). [fbtfattate.<br />
Scholion, «. fbtffnring efuer flaffijTa<br />
School, s. ffotn, unDetviSningSanflolt,<br />
uni«?crfiict. -dame, s. ffolmajintinno.<br />
-day, s. ffolbng, fToltib. -divine, s.<br />
ffotapiiT tfotog. -hire, s. ffolpennins<br />
gnt. -house, s. fTo(()ui^, Intohu*.<br />
-man, s. iToQavatf , en f!o(aflku«. -master,<br />
s. jTotmaftnre. -mistress, ».<br />
ffoUnaf^aiinna. -, v. a. tara, uppfoa<br />
flra ; iixya, Oanna upp.<br />
Schooner, «. ffonett.<br />
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Schorl, a. flotl.<br />
Schreight, s. ringtrnf}.<br />
Sciagraphy, s. gvunCtitning; fonflen<br />
ott gotfl timrtfnor.<br />
Sciateric, a. IjlHnnte fill ett fctur.<br />
Sciatica, 3. liinM?nrf.<br />
Science, J.vetenffnp. -,p/. fria tcnfter.<br />
Scientical, a. vietfnffavlig.<br />
Scientifical, a. Intb, tetfn|TapIig.<br />
Scimitar, a. fab?(, l)uf(it;fn0el.<br />
Scink, 5. iniffollfn fnlf.<br />
Scintillant, a. tin^tnn6e.<br />
Scintillate, v. n. gniRrn, tinbro.<br />
Scintillation, s. gniftcing.<br />
Sciolist, s. I)nlflii'rt).<br />
SciolouB, a. (jnlflfitB.<br />
Scion, s. i)nn\ tflning, nftnggnce.<br />
Scioptic, s. iTuggfvelbeH.<br />
Scirrhous , a. fcm Ijnt fjSvbnate f6vt=<br />
inr: fcrtflfi}u((lnftig.<br />
Scirrhus, s. fiirtclfvutft.<br />
Scissars, s. pi. fnv-<br />
Scissile, a. fern tSict f(i)fM fig.<br />
Scission, s. fonCctlTatning.<br />
Scissors, s. pi. fnr.<br />
Sclavonic, a. SlavonifT. [Sglunnn.<br />
Sclerotic, a. [)nt6. - tunicle, s. Ijatt<br />
Sclerotics, s. pi. focIjatSflfeiiiebel.<br />
Scoat, Scoatch, v. a. ()niiima.<br />
Scohs, s. pi. fiffpon; voltnffa.<br />
Sc<strong>of</strong>lf, 3. befpoltclfe, begabbeti. -, v.n.<br />
& a. (at) bffpottn, iTh'iiitn nieb.<br />
Scold, 3. owttig qrinnn; gvrilninfntt.<br />
-,v. a. St n. bciifa iimn pn en ; han-.<br />
no, Inta upp.<br />
Scolding, a. banner, otett.<br />
Scollop, 3. pifecing.<br />
Scolopendra, a. uiangfota (infeftflngs<br />
tc); y. lunglonfe.<br />
Scomber, a. ninftiff. [(miipftt.<br />
Sconce, s. ffnnti, fiif}e ; vulg. bufvub<br />
Scoop, 5. ffcpn, ijjTnr, fF<strong>of</strong>U
Scr<br />
r. iiiagec, fiiiftt. - end <strong>of</strong> a neck<br />
icray, s. iltniiinafe.<br />
•creak, v. n. ffiifn; fnnvca. [fTtifa.<br />
im, s. ftogotop, ffcif. -, p. n.<br />
Jcreech, s. ffvi; oljDggtigt tate. -owl,<br />
ttugirt. -, V. n. (ftifa.<br />
icreen, «. ffamt, elbffnnn ; f'6tfv>nr;<br />
fnnVfatt. -, v. a. Oetdcfa; (from) be»<br />
ffanna ; fSffa.<br />
jcrew, s. fftuf ; <strong>of</strong>setben. - female,<br />
s. fftufinuttet. -tap, s. ffriiftfl);p, liife<br />
tapp. -, V. a. fftufv'fl, t)tiba; otouga;<br />
4)cefTii; fpanna («n bbffa). -up, tiK=<br />
fftufM.<br />
Scribble, 5. obugtig iTtift; fcSffotter.<br />
. a. &. n. raffa (fftift) ; fftifpa ittn.<br />
^ s. fftibler.<br />
|Scribe,5. ffribent; tiotarie, jTtifunre;<br />
t ffviftuitb (()03 Subntna).<br />
Scrimer, s. ffiftmaflaie.<br />
Serine, s. ffSp, ffrin ; at^iw.<br />
Scrip, s. pSfe; pnppec^tnpp ; te»et«;<br />
fubffription pn fronnng Ion.<br />
Scriptory, a. ftciftlig. -tural, a.<br />
bibU|7. -ture, ». ffrift; bibeln.<br />
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Scritch-owl, s. nattugta.<br />
if mutton, ijiiffncian pa en fiirl)al^. Scritory, s. jTrifbcrb.<br />
-ireil , a. fft<strong>of</strong>lig, cjcinn. -gedness, Scrivener, s. nctntie ; ntnf(nte.<br />
tiiuiujlis)l)et; totdjct. -gy,a. iiiagcr; Scr<strong>of</strong>ula, s. fft<strong>of</strong>lei-.<br />
Scr<strong>of</strong>ulous, a. plSgnb <strong>of</strong> rortelftjulfnnb.<br />
'ramble, s. 9ripnn^e, grnbfcnn&e eftet Scrog, s. fort qinjl.<br />
i^M.t. ifiig tPifl-; flnttiing. -,v.n. Scroll, s. tuUe ; (joptullabt pecgautent.<br />
t i.'. \\\vai oiii en ting ; tlatttn, flifsn. Scropliulary, s. flcnoct.<br />
nniicli, V. a. fn.irfa, ficffn meb trin= Scrotocele, s. brotf.<br />
:iaiiiiel, a. cSlig; ffoi-vante. [Cerna. Scrotum, 5. tcfiicfelpiingnt.<br />
"rap, s, ijf\jetlefva ; bit, VflPP't^^oPP- Scrub, s. uinott qfaf}; aibetfnm, elfin*<br />
crape, s. (TrtgtacboCi; typja ; befDinniec big fatl; fTinfuhirr. -poet, s. rintflos<br />
5tl(igenl)et ; olTicf lig bugning. -penny, pnie. -, V. a. ffrubba ; botfJn IjSrbt;<br />
r. girigOuf. -, v. a. ft n. ffrapn ; (Tnf= ffuta lUfb vnfFn. -ber, s. tTnfjetn ; fmtg*<br />
)a; fln;fa; gifoa ett iTon-nnt>e Iju&; l)u= botfle. -ly, a. ffucnb ; fniutfig ; (umpcn.<br />
jn fig bonCaftig. -r, «. ffafjevn ; bit; Scruf, s. jTocpn.<br />
craping, s. afffaf. [filave. Scruple, J. ITiupel (en vngt cm 20<br />
crapingness, s. giri9f)Jt,<br />
grnn) ; ffviipct, noggtannljet ; tt>ifv'eU=<br />
crat, s. t»efbnig.<br />
mot. -, V. 72. njiftn, ttiefo.<br />
cratch, s. iTtanta ; floSning. -, v. a. Scrupulist, s. en font tvcfat.<br />
tifvii, ffcifoa o<strong>of</strong>ltbigt. - out, mbeta. Scrupulosity, «. t»cl)ag|'en0et; tvnf«<br />
s. fpatten (()nf}fjuf6om).<br />
vnljnuil, lyefan.<br />
craw, s. i)tn ; graStiolI.<br />
Scrupulous , a. betfinffniit , olttfot<br />
vl, s. ftaffotter; HubBeri. -, v. a. gvannlaga. -ness , s. famiietggtnnn.<br />
ma(a iffn ; ffrifoo ftaffotter ; fcala. Scruse, v. a. flrinniin.<br />
Scrutable, a. utranfnflig. -ness , *.<br />
utcanf<strong>of</strong>iigt)Ct.<br />
Scrutation, s. utfotf!ning ; pt<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
Scrutator, Scrutineer, s. rnnfafnre<br />
en foiii fniiilar rijflevna fib ett vol.<br />
Scrutinize, v. n. & a. unbevf<strong>of</strong>n,<br />
gvanlTn ; utfotfTn. [bctanf iigl)etet.<br />
Scrutinous, a. grubbtnnbe , fuH incb<br />
Scrutiny, s. unbcrf<strong>of</strong>ning af rijflet Bio<br />
ett Vint; pr<strong>of</strong>ning, tonfnfning.<br />
Scud , s. moin font ffcibct gonfTa fort.<br />
- , v.n. aa. Hit , fii; ; T. Uinfa. -<br />
under bare poles, lenfa for topp oc^<br />
tatfel.<br />
Scuffle, «. Oanbgcnifing; trnfa nieB<br />
ITagSniai. -,u. n. tttita od) finp.<br />
Sculk, V. n. goniiiia, fmygr. fig.<br />
Sculking-hole, -place, s. fmtjg^at,<br />
gomitrille.<br />
Scull, 5. Ijufoubffftl; liten OSt. -cap, «.<br />
fiUctt; t)jelnt, -fish,*, taggbut. -,<br />
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frafttJfngnt pa en fnn. -ery,». MIrrr.i,<br />
ivaitjlrtde. -ion, 4. f<strong>of</strong>^pojfe. -maid,<br />
3. tif?tvjnttec|Ta.<br />
Sculp, v. a. QxMtTtt. -tile, a. utf)ug=<br />
gen, pudtn i foppnt. -tor, s. bil6l)iigs<br />
gnre ; foppntfticfnce. -ture, s. l)iltl)ugi<br />
geti ; fopparjliif ning ; bii61)uggevinrbete<br />
fopparfliif. — , v. a. gbta l)il6I>uggat=<br />
atbete; grat>era.<br />
Scum, «. ffum, ftngga ; (lobbet, parf . -<br />
<strong>of</strong> metals, s. ffogg. -, v. a. ffuumia.<br />
Scumber, s. viiftrnrf.<br />
Scummer, s. (Tum|Iff.<br />
Scupper, 5. fpi;gntt pa fPepp.<br />
Scurf, «. ffocf ; (Totpa va nSgot. -y, a.<br />
Scurf, 5. bilnx. [fforfpig.<br />
Scurile, -lous, a. occttig; ffniiilo-S;<br />
canflnntigt ffaiiitante. [tigt fTfiint.<br />
Scurrility, s. ITnniliift o»ctt; canf}an><br />
Scurvy, s. ^Tlntjugg. -, a. jTocbjugg^j<br />
QCtnC ; fToifoig ; nfttig, gcnien ; f t3cnft=<br />
lig. -grass, 5. flc&ijit. [ell. fnnin.<br />
Scut, s. flubLM'vmi*; fvanfcn pa en Onre<br />
Scutage, 5. uppffattning <strong>of</strong> en riDCarc^<br />
Irinegct!^.<br />
Scutcheon, s. vnppn, ff<strong>of</strong>b. [fT'oItet.<br />
Scutellated, a. feiCflnt i fmo rutoi: eff.<br />
Scutiform, a. fibltfotmig.<br />
Scuttle, s. lolfat; fopfcrg ; mnflforg;<br />
Uiia i jTcpp; (Tutt. -, v. n. Q a. lopn,<br />
tiinna; (lutra ; gbta IjSl i ett ffepp foe<br />
Scymetar, s. fnbel. [att fiinfa Cer.<br />
Scy<strong>the</strong>, «. lin-<br />
Sdeinful, a. fbtntttig.<br />
Sea, s. fji), I)cif; «ng, fjbgnng. -adder,<br />
s. tnngfnipa. Ly -, tiff [iH.<br />
narrow-, funB,itang fjbleb. -bank,<br />
s. bnfefnnt. -bar,*, fft.ininnfe. -bindweed,<br />
s. fjobinbrt. -boat,5. fufllanbet.<br />
-boy, s. fTcppSpcjfe. -breach, «.<br />
<strong>of</strong>tiftfonntning nf l)nfoet. -coal, •».<br />
flenfot. -devil, s. qvnbbii. -cow,<br />
«. fj<strong>of</strong>o. -cut, *. blodfiff; fjefpinnel.<br />
-dog, s. fj.ll. -farer, s. fj<strong>of</strong>iunnbe.<br />
-fight, s. fjbbvnbbning. -garl<strong>and</strong>, s.<br />
nedblab, fjobtab. -gate, a. fjbgang,<br />
oog. -grass, s. long, -hog, s.<br />
ntavfinn. -holm. «. I)o[ine. -horse,<br />
*. fjbljiiff. -maid, s. firen, Ijnf fel. -, a. i fcm bflQt.<br />
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fru. -mall, s. (jcmSfe (fjyfoge<br />
-man , s.<br />
fjbmnn , iiMtro* ; i<br />
-map, 5. fj<strong>of</strong>oit. -marge, s. 1)0<br />
font, -mark, s. Innbfiinning<br />
-oose, s, fuiiiplnnb. -port, s.<br />
f<br />
baiiin. -room , s. bppen f|b, vDinb<br />
Ijafi'er. -seiTice, s. tjenfr liff<br />
fj<br />
-shore, s. fufl, fjbflrnnb. -sick,<br />
fjbfjiif. -side, s. fltcinb. -s<br />
fjbfljetna (fer^fiff). -ward, ad.'\<br />
If beg, fjbvfltt. -water, 5. fjbtt<br />
ten, fnltvntten. -weed, s. fjogn<br />
-worthy, a. fjbfiift. -wrack,<br />
t;ing (bit).<br />
Seal, s. fPn(, fjbfnif ; figiff, fin net. -ke<br />
s. urnyrfel iiieb pitrf)er. -ring, i.figi<br />
ring, fignet. -, v. a. & n. fbifeg<br />
beffgln, beft<strong>of</strong>ta; f}a«ip(n, ficnn (vv<br />
let :i.). - up, fbtfeglfl. -ing, s. fi<br />
fegling. -wax, s. Inrf, flgittvnr.<br />
Seam, *. fbm; fogning; nrtt (pn ffepf<br />
fvMnijlet ; rigt glag (100 fFtilp.) ; be<br />
flljfta; (Trmiin. -, v. a. iMiin<br />
fnminnnfoga; giffa fftnnict. -less,<br />
iitnnfbiii. -ster,5. fbiiiMini?. -sties<br />
s. fbnimetlTfl. -y, a. fbtfebb m<br />
Sear, «. totf nb, iM^uAb. -, v. a.<br />
btanna meb ()ett jetn. - up<br />
igen : bnimnn.<br />
Scarce, s. bcitfift. -, v. a. fSlTn.<br />
Search, s. genonifbfning; jogt; icr<br />
ning: eftetjlrnfvnnbe. -, f. a.m<br />
fbfn; jogn; rnnfnfa; uttbna ; fon!<br />
genoMifbfa.<br />
Sear-cloth, s. uorptSftet.<br />
Season, s. ntsiib; lib; tetiiiin ; frbbN<br />
in <strong>the</strong> mean -, emeblevtib. for a -<br />
nngcn lib. out <strong>of</strong> -, i etib. befoi<br />
<strong>the</strong> -, bviibniogen. -, v. a. ft n. frl)l<br />
bn; faltn; tiffvrina; totfa ; inegnn foi<br />
ttiibvirfe). - timbers, lata tiiiinii<br />
torfn. -able, a. Inmplig. -ing,<br />
fiubtniiig, fiDbbrt.<br />
Seat.s. f.ite, flol; befngenOet; bcftfiff*!<br />
ort. -, V. a. & n. f.itta; flnl<br />
one's self, fWtta fig neb. -ed, a. faW<br />
Seavy, a. f.iflif. [belngen; f<strong>of</strong>l<br />
Secant, 5. T. ben ffbrre fiban <strong>of</strong> en P'<br />
,
Sec<br />
ecede, v. n. <strong>of</strong>rifn ; btngo fig ifran<br />
eceni, v. a. franffiija. [nngor.<br />
ecpssion, s. flftnicanbe ; nfvnfnnte.<br />
ecliule, V. a. uttfliingn; ftanjTilja.<br />
eclusion, s. uteiTutnnbe ; fn[TigI)ft.<br />
Jecoml, s. fefuntant; iitcMijelvnre ; fe=<br />
tunc. -, a, fcm nntre, nafln, foljnnCc.<br />
-cousin, s. fueling, -h<strong>and</strong>, s. & a.<br />
nncia innben; tagen «ftet
flanta. -flower,<br />
Sem<br />
s. fnte«6(oinmn. Selenographic, a. Ijotanbt tilT en mm<br />
-lings, s.pl. neglifetiJttft. -ness, s.<br />
366 See<br />
; :<br />
tftfr^r.if\>a. - out, fpara upp, f<strong>of</strong>n.<br />
Seel, s. ett f?ev'p« fTingring. -, i'. a. ft<br />
n. vrtnctn; flingra; fl)tft (out ffepp)<br />
blinfa nieft cgonen (out falfar).<br />
Seely, a. Ii;* lig ; enfnifcig.<br />
Seem, v. n. fijna^ ; n;cffl«. -er, *. ffen=<br />
Oelgcn. -ing, s. ijttte fTcn ; H;(fe. -,<br />
a. iStfiiB; ijttig. -ingly, arf. tilf l;tnn.<br />
-ingness, s. ffcnbnt[;et ; uivartc^ an.<br />
feen&e. -less, a. on^|"tl1n^ig. -ly, a.<br />
Seen, s. fojur. [nnfianCig, vnjTnnte.<br />
Seer, s. fiove, pt<strong>of</strong>et.<br />
Seer-Avood, s. tott ret. [gungn.<br />
Seesaw, s. gunga; gungning. -, v.n.<br />
See<strong>the</strong>, v. a. 6t n. fjutn, fcfa; upv=<br />
vfitfn. -r, 5. fodf ; f<strong>of</strong>gtptn.<br />
Seg, s. fnf.<br />
Segment, «. (iten bet; T. fegtiient.<br />
Segnity, s. tiogI)n6ra, otfFiljn*.<br />
Segregation,*, fontcing, ftSnjifiljnnte.<br />
Seigneurial, a. en Ifinsljerce tiO()6tan=<br />
6e : I'jelfrdDnnbe.<br />
Seignior, s. Oette; (nn^fjevte. -age,<br />
s. (jevtffnp; <strong>of</strong>seronlbe. -y,«. Jjetrffnp;<br />
Seine, s. flngnnt. [IjettligOet.<br />
Seizable, a. fom fan intagnS.<br />
Seize, v. a. gvipa; liiggn I)anb pS<br />
avi-f flera ; toga i befittning ; bfoetfatfa<br />
utiuiira, teliigga meb qforflnb. - a<br />
Llock, T. naja ett Otocf.<br />
Seizin, e. laga f)nfb ; befittning af fnft<br />
egentciii ; OAftning.<br />
Seizing, s, T. fej^ning, fiittningstSg.<br />
Seizure, s. tiUgtipnnbe ; atcejlering.<br />
Selrt, a. fnttan, ovanlig. -om, ad.<br />
ffiffan. -omness, s. oijanligfjet, fall:<br />
l'i)ntt)ft.<br />
Select, a. utpatb, fottroTflig. - , f . a.<br />
utpalja, fora. -ion, s. tot, utvaljanbe.<br />
-ness, s. fottvaffiigtjet, -or, s. \x\.<br />
Selenite, SeleniteB, j. fpeuelflen.<br />
\<br />
bctTcifntng. [inSnei ;<br />
Selenography, a. beffdfning cfr<br />
fnSe^tift. -y, a. fnSrif, ft<strong>of</strong>ua.<br />
Seeing, s. feenbe; fi;n. -, c eiiieban, Self, pr. (pi. Selves) fjelf ; uafent<br />
efttrfcm.<br />
Seek, v.a.^n.fota; Sfgnro; fSrflUjn;<br />
-active, a. finfpfrfanbe, -concei J<br />
s. eget ti;ie. -deceit, «. beCtageri em '<br />
fig fiftf. -denial, s. f,flff6rfafel| <<br />
-ends, s.pl. egenni)ita. -heal, |<br />
fanifelcrr. -interest, s. egcnnytr :<br />
-interested, a. egennijiiig. -lov ,<br />
s. egenfaiief. -murder, s. fjetfmcr<br />
-murderer, s. fjclffpiKing. -prais<<br />
s. eget beroni. -same, a. jufi benfai:<br />
me. -will, s. egenfinni9()ef, egenuilj<br />
-ish, a. egenfat; egennvttig. -isl<br />
ness, s. fjelftiifFbet.<br />
Seline, s. bla naget.<br />
Sell, s. fabel ; tOron. [affattnin<br />
Sell, f. a. &n. falja; fopflaga ; r)af<br />
Sell<strong>and</strong>er, s. ett ffagg fpatt pa trifla<br />
Seller, s. faljnrn.<br />
Selvage, s. iijl, flab (pa uafnab); '<br />
yantfitopp. -, v. a. f.itta flab pS ; fiM<br />
Semblable, a. lif, iDtif. -ness,<br />
Semblance,*, lifligljet; liffjet; utfeent -<br />
Semblant, s. lif()et. -, a. [ifnanbe.<br />
.Semblative, a. lif.<br />
.Semiannular, a. balfcunb.<br />
Semi-breve, s. T. balften af en ^xtx<br />
Semicircle, s. Iiolfcitfef.<br />
Semicolon, s. feiiiifclen.<br />
Semilunar, a. Ijatfmanlif.<br />
Semimetal, s. ftalfmetaff.<br />
.Seminal, a. boranbe titt f.iben; u<br />
fptunglig. -leaf, s. fti5blat.<br />
SeminaHty, s. froegeniTap.<br />
Seminary, s. feminarium , ffo<br />
-priest, s. ptefl iii: en fefiiiiffola.<br />
Seminate, v. a, fa.<br />
Semination, s. fiining, fabb.<br />
Seminification, s. befruftning.<br />
Semi-quartile,*. y. afflonB 11045 9<br />
Semi-quaver,*. T. en fertonteCel^ ii<br />
Semispherical, «. Inilfflcifi-Hmig.<br />
Semitone, *. l-alfron i niufif.<br />
Semi-vowel, *. balfv>cfa(.<br />
Sempervive, s. oleeplanta. [sanffli'<br />
Sempiternal, a. erigvaranbe ; <strong>of</strong>&i
Sem<br />
Sempiternity, s. mql)tt.<br />
Sempstress, s. foiniiKciTa.<br />
Sena, s. fenctiJtCiiB.<br />
Senary, a. (/drante t\U S^nler.<br />
Senate, s. fennr, ra&.<br />
Senator, s. fenatov. -ial, a. fcnntmfT.<br />
Send, u. a. & n. frinCa, |Ti«fn ; ^dnfa:<br />
fnftn. - one word, Inta en vita.<br />
Sendal, s. blonitnft.<br />
Senescence, s. f oca (feting ; fotfatf.<br />
Seneschal, s. I)<strong>of</strong>mrt|lnre.<br />
iSenile, a. gninmat, nlC«i-(li()«n.<br />
Senior, s. fenior; 9rnl)ttt5umn.<br />
Seniority, s. ottxrgfijretrnCe.<br />
Senna, s. fennn; fenneti-OIaS.<br />
Sennight, s. ntta tflgac (tiU).<br />
Senocular, a. fejogB.<br />
(Sensation, 5. fii'nning ; uppf'^n''*-<br />
[Sense, J. finne; fiin^la; fdcftnnB; bt^<br />
ni.ittelfe. common -, funBt uett, ntt-<br />
luiiint, l^anIigt fiitPiinB. good-, iiv-<br />
fJant. -ful, a. fdtnuftig ; bjiipfinnig.<br />
-less, a. fiinstolo^ ; <strong>of</strong>iitnuftig. -lessness,<br />
s. fnn
368 Seq<br />
Sequestrable, a. font lotsr <strong>of</strong>fonbrn<br />
Vsj ; fom fnn |Vqiifrrrfta«.<br />
Sequestrate, v. a. fefivcflrerfl.<br />
Sequestration, a. fccivefJrering, atten.<br />
Sei-vant,*. tjenare ; tjenarinna; olfTote<br />
Sen-e, v. n. & a. tjena, betjenn;<br />
ftanija; upv-fafta ; forfla. - a rope.<br />
T. betldta ett tng.<br />
Service, s. tjenfi-, ti^bnob; !)e(gning<br />
gagn ; lan^pligt ; bDtbfetv>i« ; T. \m<br />
ring, -able, a. tjenfl<strong>of</strong>tig; nyttig;<br />
bclf<strong>of</strong>ani.<br />
Service, 3. r'6nn. -berry, a. ronnboi<br />
Ser\ient, a. fnborbinerab. 4<br />
Servile, a. fTafinff; nebrig. J<br />
Servility, *. tralboni; [agtjet.<br />
Serving, s. T. flabning pS tog. \<br />
Servitor, s. betjent; cafatt; fattig fhi<br />
Servitude, 3. tialbom, (lafveri. [ten<br />
Sesame, s. fefnmbrt.<br />
Sesquipedalian, a. batfannnnfot lang<br />
Sesquitertian, a. fom innel)affet «i<br />
od) en irebjeCel.<br />
Sess, s. ffattlaggning.<br />
Sess, V. a. ffaitlagga. [(cm blab)<br />
Sessile, a. T. fljelfafl, utan biatlTaf I<br />
Session, s. fittning ; feffion. -, pi<br />
rob; ting. [imint)<br />
Sesterce,*. fff}eitiu« (Kcmetffi fiif<br />
Set, 3. ett antal fom Ijot tiafaiimian^<br />
f\>it-, banb (i fotnftt. mening) ; fliig<br />
ung tflning; f.ittgren; neb>i.,na .<br />
folen ii-.). - <strong>of</strong> silverplate ,<br />
1 :^<br />
fervid. - foil, tovmentiUn. -oil ,<br />
firat; motfatS; erfaitning. - speech<br />
3. utflubetrtbt tal. - visit, a. fiaiisbeH<br />
f<strong>of</strong>. — , a. regflniiifig.<br />
Set, V. a. & n. fatta, plTa; bringa i<br />
vaga ; flabgo ; fianna; jiiiCfa i orbning<br />
itigtn; fatta i miifif; vlanteia; beifn<br />
ga net (om foten); fiSnnbtfa*: flelno<br />
- about, fbtetaga. - against, fat<br />
etnot; jemfbtfl. - agoing, ffitia i gnn_<br />
-by, fbibiga; vatbeta. - down, nn^<br />
tei na ; faflftalln. - forth , vifa ;<br />
verfln ; ).>tifo ; nfrefa. - forward, bii<br />
fotbia; refa ijibatf. -in, infatla. -<br />
<strong>of</strong>f, fniydo. - on, onfatto ; uppbfifa:<br />
ongttpa. - on foot, bringa i gong.<br />
- out, tefo ; fbteftoUa; ui»>e(f(a; nba»!<br />
gnl.igga; fiiii;
Set<br />
V'vnH'i; u».'pI;oja; fnfiflalla.<br />
taceous, a. iiieb bctfl; flcafOarig.<br />
tbolt, s. T. btiffit.<br />
ton, .^. I,uinf.<br />
ttce, s. banf iiifb ryggfatc.<br />
tter, s. tonfattare; fogclljunb; rapp-<br />
iiuHuinc ; befTag^fntl. -wort, s. f}in=<br />
,nU ptuj!rot.<br />
tting, s. plnntcting; nffccrgnng.<br />
dog, 5. rnpv>I)i5n«t)unb. -stick, s.<br />
cfloif ; T. mfel()afe.<br />
ttle, s. banf, fntc.<br />
ttle, V. a. & n. f<strong>of</strong>ipnUn; fiffa titt<br />
jtten ; ttabUra fig ; tittjTa nagon «r<br />
ip lifcanta. - an account, fluta er<br />
ifning. - one's estate upon one.<br />
:n titt avfvnng. -d, a. b<strong>of</strong>aP :<br />
Smbe. -ment, s. fJnbganbe; fi^<br />
ff|7ngen rcintn; botttnfnKe ; tonttflft;<br />
ijbugge.<br />
twall, s. innnbfiet, »}a(eriana.<br />
t-wort, s. mattegtag.<br />
ven, a. fjii. -fold,«. fjufnibig, fju:<br />
ibigt. -night, i. alta bnv (tilt).<br />
teen, a. fjution. -teenth, a. fjut-<br />
nbe. -teenthly, ac?. for bet fjutton;<br />
t. -til, s. en fjunbebel. -, a. fjunbe.<br />
.thly, ad. fijt Bet fjnnbe. -tieth, a.<br />
Mtticnbe. -ty, a. fjuttie.<br />
ver, V. a. £t n, fDHbta, ffingva; <strong>of</strong>^<br />
ugga; nifTiljaS. -al, s. inbiinb ; ett<br />
ng f"6t fig fjcif ; <strong>of</strong>bclning. -, a. au<br />
taig ; f.hlTitb ; gcre. -alty , s. af fen--<br />
cibt tiafriinb. -ance, s. ftanffilnob.<br />
ivere, a. ftviing, oHijiirlig; ncggynnn.<br />
verity, s. jitangljei; ncggtannljet;<br />
fir<strong>of</strong>fning. [fonima; fi) tiff.<br />
iw, V. a. d n. fv, fomma. - up, in=<br />
tw , a. torn, <strong>the</strong> cow is - , ton gar<br />
(iff. [<strong>of</strong>lopp.<br />
iwer, s. bife; trumma tiff catteng<br />
Iwet, s. talg.<br />
wing-needle, 5. fynol.<br />
wiugpress, s. Ijafibrabe.<br />
wins. Sews, .s. (axiom.<br />
Wstev, s. foninierffn.<br />
X, s. (on ; tonet, qvnnn<strong>of</strong>onet.<br />
xagenary, a. fextiarig.<br />
xagesima, s. SiJnSagen feyflgt.<br />
<strong>English</strong> . <strong>Swedish</strong> Diet.<br />
Sha 369<br />
fitita. -I, a. feytionbe.<br />
Sexangled, a. fejuinflig.<br />
Sexennial, a. ferarig.<br />
Sextain, s. flr<strong>of</strong> nf fey rabet.<br />
Sextant, s. T. feytnnt.<br />
Sextary, s. fafciftio.<br />
Sextile, s. T. fcxtie grabcr« afpanb.<br />
Sexton, s. fiocfare; biibgrafoarc.<br />
Sextuple, a. fexbubbc(.<br />
Sexual, a. nngaenbe (ijnet.<br />
Shab, Shahbaroon, «. jTurf.<br />
Shabbiness, s. trafig()et ; nebrig^et.<br />
Shabby, a. eianbig ; nebrig.<br />
Shack, s. fiubbgnrbe.<br />
Shackle, v. a. fjnttra; bedigga meb<br />
btacf ; infnarjn. -s, s. pi. fjattrat.<br />
Shad, s. fla(|iff.<br />
Shaddock, s. poinpe(niog (ponieran^).<br />
Shade, s. i?uggn; ffijgb; fiSnflerniottn ;<br />
«tr jTagS (jufvubbonab. -, v. a. (lugga,<br />
f(f)ott«ra ; ffi)ggfi, ffyninia fere; bcirarnin.<br />
Shadiness, s. |Tuggig[)et, fFuggrifI)er.<br />
Shadow, s. fFuggn; ()agn; ffmntflaffe.<br />
-grass, s. bergjT<strong>of</strong>, iltag. -, v. a.<br />
fFugga; beterfnn. -y, a. ffuggig.<br />
Shady, a. ffnggig,'ffnggrif.<br />
Shaflle, V. n. rag (a.<br />
Shaft, s. |)i(, bart ; fpetfcn <strong>of</strong> ett fi;rf.<br />
torn :c.; viagniSiifle( ; ft(;aft i grufuot.<br />
climbing -, farfrf)aft. plump -,<br />
fonfif(f)aft, pattenfd^aft. -ment, i. en<br />
t)a(f fot i (nngbmntt.<br />
Shag, s. fi()agg, p(l;g; lurfoigt ()nr;<br />
a((t<strong>of</strong> (ett flag« pe(ifan). -bag, s. f}o=<br />
rfare. -haired, a. (angOnrig. -, v. a.<br />
&n. g'ora pcfig, ifprangb ; gorn (uben ;<br />
canffapn; beb(nnba fig tisttjligen. -^,<br />
a. raggig, (ang()arig.<br />
Shagreen, s. fd;ngrin,<br />
Shail,v. «. oaggaigSngen font en onfa.<br />
Shake,*. iTafning, b<strong>of</strong>fring; briffi fnng.<br />
-fork, s. ()oijuga. -, v. a. & n. fF<strong>of</strong>o ;<br />
fiitbcifoa ; fFoifiia; briffa i ntufif. -<br />
h<strong>and</strong>s with, tagn (;\iarann i ijnnb<br />
taga afpfeb.<br />
Shaker, s. barrbuf»a ; barrgrng.<br />
Shaky, a. font Oar fiyfter.<br />
Shale, 5. ffa(, ^i)(fft; ett fTng* ffifferflen.<br />
— ,v. a. fptitO', fftiia.<br />
;
370 Sha<br />
Shall, f. def. bota, jTcm.<br />
Shalloon, s.ftf;«'o"9(«" f^e^iicb, ormb.u. -painter, 5.<br />
T. ru[}[in(t.<br />
Shape, s. (Topnnb, f criii ; fjAiitn ; m'onr<br />
pet ; ffitt ; fperfav. -, v. a. & n. fFnpo,<br />
biiba ; nnotbnn ; paffn. -less, -/. <strong>of</strong>otiii=<br />
lig. -ly, a. tjalbitbnb.<br />
Shard, s. nttffoin; ffacfvifl; fTa(»>ingnt:<br />
ne pS infefter.<br />
Share, s. anbel, (ott, nffie; plogvifl.<br />
-bone, *. bltigfelbenet. --wood, s.<br />
ttnbe^tiftef. -, v. a. & n. utffiftn ; nfj<br />
(Tnr.i; bcltngn.<br />
Shark,*. Ooj; fpef«6<strong>of</strong>; tuffbetjent ; 6'e.<br />
bt.igeti. -, V. a. & n. bnfiigt raffn<br />
ihop : flt<strong>of</strong>pfl eiiifting ; bcttngn. -trick,<br />
Sharker, s. O<strong>of</strong>. [s. ff,i(mfli)(fe.<br />
Sharp, s. batt; ffarp ton; f6t!)i5jning«i<br />
tecfen i niufif. -, a. fTnrp ; gnff ; fur;<br />
ffntpfinnig; bitnnbe ; flr.ing; t<strong>of</strong>fniii.<br />
- assault, s. ett fjnftigt nnf<strong>of</strong>f. -ej-ed,<br />
a. ffrtrpfvnt. -set, a. fnnl, bungrig.<br />
- wind, s. fPef rinb. - , v. a. d n.<br />
ffntpa; ftiftttn, fpeta t]ufflrcnf . -er<br />
btngore; fnlff fpelnre. -ness,;<br />
bet ; ffnrpn ; bitterbct ; flt.ingbet : fini)<br />
Sharpling, *. fpigg (fiiT). [girigf)<br />
Shash, s. turban ; gjorb ; (Tnrp<br />
Shaster, s. SBtnininernnS bibel. [lif«<br />
Shatter, s. bit; frogntent. -, v. i<br />
n. fijnberfpiffrfl, gn fonber.<br />
Shave, V. a. barbera; fTnra i tn<br />
ffiffor; fTafra; ptunbra; plogfl, v<br />
-ling, s. <strong>of</strong>namn pS en munf. -1<br />
barberare.<br />
Shave-grass, s. ffnfgtftei.<br />
Shaving, s. rafning ; fponor. -ii<br />
s. gong|7i;fte[. -knife, s. raffnif.<br />
Shaw, s. jTog^fnnr. '<br />
Shawl, s. \d)riif; ett iTcppo t<br />
.Shears, s. pi. flor fiiv. [1<br />
Sheat-fish, s. mojfiifF. -rope, s. T.<br />
Sheath, s. ffiCfl. -winged, a. iix\<br />
mcb ffalvingnr (0111 infetrer). -win<br />
s. pi. ffobingar, [nteB bali.i ; f orbi;<br />
Shea<strong>the</strong>, v. a. flirfn i ffitnn; fi<br />
Shed, s. ffjul, utbu«. -, V. a. a n.<br />
gjutn ; fiiffn, affnfla ; rinna ut (oni f(<br />
Sheen, s. ffen, glong. - , a. f(nr, Ij<br />
Sheep, s. fat; enfolbig fJaia<br />
bjorb, f5rfnui(ing. -cot, s. fori<br />
-dock, 5. betgfi;ra (ott). -dung.<br />
fnrgobfcl. -eye, s. farogn ; fcrRi<br />
blicf. -fold, 5. fStfiilTa. -hook,<br />
berbfflnf. -louse, s. forlu^. -plw<br />
s. fnrtftrninr. -rot, i. farvef}. -shex<br />
ing, s. fatflippning. -tick, s. fiitl<br />
-walk, s. farbete. -ish, a. far<strong>of</strong><br />
enfnlcig.<br />
Sheer, s.T. uppvc^ning, fpirn. -hooJ<br />
pi. rinterfr<strong>of</strong>er. -, a. fTiiir, flat.
She<br />
ad. nllbele«. -, v. n. (<strong>of</strong>l) fijnfo jig Shimmer, v. n. fFimra.<br />
bort; y. giro nf.<br />
Shin, 5. iTenb^en; IjiigpS enojre. -hone,<br />
•Iheet, J. (flfnn; nrf (pop))cr); fcgcl; s. ficnben.<br />
jTct V'l f>'9e( ; utfpribB maffrt. -anchor, Shine, s. fTen, gtfltiS. -, v. n. ffina,<br />
s. viittnnfnr. -leati, s. tcifdbd;. - <strong>of</strong> glnnfn; »ntn betouib; biign^.<br />
'fire, clfcitpontiitrt. -, v. a. (figga Shingle, s. tunnt btiibe; t<strong>of</strong>fpon.<br />
Infati va «n fn'ng. -ing, «. latft till Shiny, a. ffinanbe, flar.<br />
(afan; Infan. I Ship,s. ffcpp, forti;g. -hoard,*. |Fepp««<br />
' hekel, s. fidfel, SubiiTt inljnt. [gtl).<br />
heldrake, *. fotgnrtf, ffigsdifijare (fa=<br />
lielt', 5. l)i)ffn, ti<strong>of</strong>l)i)ao; fanDbanf. -y,<br />
a. full iiicB flipper.<br />
hell, 5. ffat, I)Vtffl; fnnifa; fTnfoingftt<br />
pa infffttt; i)ta; bomb; fJomnien <strong>of</strong> ett<br />
bug; gr<strong>of</strong> liffifia; *I)orpn. -apple,<br />
s. fagelrifijnte. -fish,s. tTnlftff. -gold,<br />
s. muffctgitlb. -lac, s. ffnltni , gunu<br />
mtlactn. -work, 5. niuff^loetf. -, v,<br />
b. & n. ITnta; plorfa itt fu;[for; ffafn,<br />
fnnfa fig. -peas, fprita nrter. -y,<br />
a. fifalig.<br />
•helter, s. fnf ; rjngtt. -,v. a. &: n.<br />
Ijntbngeva ; fjngnn ; tagn fin tiUflyft<br />
tiff, -less, a. utan fT^Sb.<br />
Ihelving, s. jTuttning. -, a. bront.<br />
(hepherd, «. irarljerbe ; prcf}. -needle,<br />
Is. foiiifBrf»c(. -pnrse, s. <strong>of</strong>ettointne,<br />
lotiiiitegrag. —'s-rod, s. ijitb ti^e(:<br />
fflrbrt. -ess, 5. berbinna.<br />
IherLet, *. focbet, linionab.<br />
Iheriff, s. gtefffapSbomnre i Sngtonb.<br />
-ship, J. «n fl)eriff« embetc.<br />
herris. Sherry, s. Xets^vnn.<br />
hide, s. foiiin.<br />
Held, s. ffijtb ; bcffvbb. -bearer, s.<br />
cnpenbtngnte, fPSibbatate. -, v. a. b«;<br />
totfn iiteb ffolb; fotfpara; cifentja.<br />
hift, s. ombi;te ; unbf.tjft ; fon^grcpf<br />
()Patf, lag; forlngenljet, nbbtuang<br />
nobfnUiS<strong>of</strong>nnning ; qvinn<strong>of</strong>Tjotta, -, v<br />
a. & n. bpta om ; t'ora fig ; fornnbta<br />
flVtfii ; forbi)tQ« ; fro^ia fig ftam ; brufo<br />
Ifonjler. - a tackle , afjTafct ett tnefer.<br />
'-er, s. vingiate; fotfiSmnt ^iS iTepp.<br />
'-ing, s. (inbring. -s<strong>and</strong>, 5. briffanb.<br />
—less, a. ufcl; rabCog. [pn ett S. ©t.<br />
•hilling, «. Sngetfft im;nt ()Pntaf gn 20<br />
Jhilly-shally, a. vulg. tjiKrobig, obe;<br />
I!<br />
(him, s. Hjolftant. [flutfaiii.<br />
Sho 371<br />
ptnnf. -carpenter, s. ffepv^tiinmets<br />
titnn. -ch<strong>and</strong>ler, s. en font bnnblat<br />
nieb fntor fi5r fj<strong>of</strong>atnnbe. -man, s.<br />
fjijninn, ninttoio. -master, s. jTeppnre,<br />
fj<strong>of</strong>nptcn. -money, s. pSlaga till xwja.<br />
fciggfTepp bijgganbc. - <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> line,<br />
linieffepp. - <strong>of</strong> war, otlogsflepp.<br />
-wreck, s. ffeppibrott; fTeppgutr.f.<br />
-Wright, s. (Teppgbijggate ; ffcpp^tinis<br />
Ship, V. a. inlTcppn, fora fjolebeg. -<br />
<strong>the</strong> oars, gora ntorno ftora. -<strong>the</strong><br />
tillei", gota tobetpinnen fdjl uib tobret.<br />
-ment, s. inffcppning ; fonfignotion.<br />
-per, s. fFeppare. -ping, s. inifepp*<br />
ning; fjdflot; flotta.<br />
Shire, s. (nnbfPap, prosing, [an.<br />
Shirt, 5. fljotta. -<strong>of</strong> mail, panfars<br />
ffjorta. -, V. a. finba i fFjovta. -less,<br />
a. ffjottldg, i)ffen, naten.<br />
Shisteous, a. ffifcig.<br />
Shistus, s. ffifer.<br />
Shit, Shite, v. a. gota fitt tatf.<br />
Shittle, s. vcifpfiittel; *?iir[)jernf. -, a.<br />
vanfclmobig. -cock, s. fjdberboH.<br />
Shive, s. jTifpa, fs\)it ; fpon.<br />
Shiver, s. fniula; banning, into<br />
shivers, i fta^. -, v. n. ^ a. bntra;<br />
fti;fa ; f onbetfpittto ; go ('onbet. -y, a,<br />
flogig ; fri)fanbe.<br />
Shoad, Shoadstone, s. tennfrifjott.<br />
Shoal, s. niijcfcntjet; fonbtefoef. - <strong>of</strong><br />
fishes, fiffflinim. -, a. gtunb. -, p. n.<br />
Ufa (cm ft|T) ; Sara grunb. -y, a. grunb.<br />
Shock, s. jlct; b<strong>of</strong>tigt anf<strong>of</strong>f; fommans<br />
p'otning; fotolompning ; pube[()unb. -<br />
<strong>of</strong> corn, fornjTi;(. -, v. a. & n. fFylo<br />
fab ; onf<strong>of</strong>fa ; fdrorga , bjupt fora.<br />
-ing, a. fdr(Tta(f tig ; onfidtlig.<br />
Shoe, 5. |To; baftfTo. -hlack, s. ffo*<br />
piitfore. -clout, s. ffotrafa. -heel, *.<br />
Aa2
372 Sho<br />
Had. -lea<strong>the</strong>r, s. fTotriCct. -maker,<br />
'. ffomafiic<br />
tem. -<br />
,<br />
-string, s. jTobont, ffc;<br />
)<strong>of</strong>i) ; bcflfl (ett<br />
—ing, s. floning, jcrn:<br />
befTngning. -hammer, «. nitljomuiate.<br />
-horn, s. fleljotn.<br />
Shoot, s. flfott, telning. -,v. a. & n.<br />
fpjuta, ttifoa pn, fftfia ; tola Ilu^ ff jut.<br />
ge<strong>of</strong>it ; toinma ut «n fni ; fpriif<br />
o;<br />
I<br />
(oni on^rtet) ; Ijunga ; flytta fig (om ftj»t;<br />
nor); gorn onbt. -a bridge, fora un=<br />
bet en btyggo. -er, s. ffiptt. -star, s<br />
fljetnffott.<br />
Shop, «. bob. -board, a. biff. -keepeVj<br />
4. ftfimaie. -lifter,*. bcttjuf. -man,<br />
«. fiii<strong>of</strong>tniUQte ; bobbetjent. -, v. n.<br />
Shorage, s. flr
Shr<br />
;hri)ve, s. fnfitng. -muuse, a. niihb:<br />
iiiijf. -Sunday, j. fafilaggfonCag,<br />
-tiieselay, s. fetti^biig.<br />
jhrub, s. buffe; ln9\?n>t traC; fpiritu^<br />
b:,v-taB in«b voineraniiiTiit o^ fodfi<br />
-bery, s. buff fnnc ; fnia(!cg ; plantlTctii.<br />
-h\\ a. buiTig; rifi'g.<br />
Jhruff, s. ftagg.<br />
[Jhrusj, s. I)ojning, tijdfning pa aflatna.<br />
-, 1'. n. t\)ia; bntra ; nyla frg.<br />
»lniilder,s. rtj^ning. -, «^. r. (at) ti)fo.<br />
ihuffle, s. IjOpblnnCning; fonpgtcvi),<br />
fnc^'. -board, s. fpclbtiibe. -, v. a<br />
Q n. fiH-blnnM, fotuirra; biufa fnep<br />
- <strong>of</strong>f, afjTutba, bccttii'ggn. - <strong>the</strong><br />
_^car(ls, b(an6a fottcn.<br />
Shuffling, s. fotpining; (if}, -fellow,<br />
J. ranfninfate.<br />
Shumac, s. tlyuS corinria.<br />
ihun, V. a. & n. ^\) , untpi;. -less,<br />
a. liuniviUiq.<br />
Shut, s. ig
874 Sig<br />
Significant, a. beteinontt; betubnnbf,<br />
: ;<br />
fufpenbetQ; tiga.<br />
Silent, a. ti;(}, flilfa, obemnrft.<br />
Silentiary, a. tyfllaten.<br />
Silently, ad. t\)\i, ftiUa.<br />
Silentless, s. tyfinab, fliUhol. [joib.<br />
SilicouB.a. fifet<strong>of</strong>tig. -earth, s. fife(.-<br />
Siliculose, a. fuH meb f)i;lfor.<br />
Siligo, «. pnt l)»cteniji5(.<br />
Siling-dish, s. butfjlag, fil.<br />
Siliqna, s. ftuftflibn.<br />
Siliquous, a. fetfdbb nieb Oi)(fn. -<br />
plants, s. pi. ffibfruftet.<br />
Silk, s. filfc, fiben. -, a. fiben-- , nf<br />
filfe. -brocard.s. fibenbt<strong>of</strong>ab. -dyer,<br />
s. filfe«fiitgnce. -husk, -nuL, s. it,-.<br />
fong. -lace, «• blonb. -weaver, s.<br />
fibctioafpnte. -weed, «. filfesplonian.<br />
-worm, «. filfe^inafT. -en, a. fibcn<br />
iiijuf. -y, a. nf filfe, filfe^Un.<br />
Sill,a.ttbfret;fi>ff.<br />
ifab. -ness, eff.<br />
Silliness, «. enfnlbigf)«t, nienlo^bet. Sincerity, s. reb[tg()et, uvprigtigl)et.<br />
Silly, a. enfalbig, fjoHig, fsog.<br />
Sinciput, s. T. ftnmbelen <strong>of</strong> (jufvubef<br />
Silt,«. bi).<br />
Sindon, s. oiiifTAg.<br />
Silure, 5. mat (ftff).<br />
Sine, s. T. finug. [tjen^!<br />
Silvan, a. ffegig.<br />
Sinecure,*. Ion iitnn ntbete ; latiiinnfi<br />
Silver, *. filfpet fi(fi>?t|3
Sin<br />
f,im ; cgift; upprigtig. - combat, s.<br />
tiL-a. -, f. a, utiirtlja; utf<strong>of</strong>a. -uess,<br />
s. luurigtigljet; enfnlD.<br />
Miii^ular, s. T. fingulnrig. -, a, {n-.<br />
nmiiciiig, fiiafam. [vncBigljet.<br />
sinLiularity, s. fcefijnncrligljet ; inrirfs<br />
Sin-ularize, v. a. Stflilja.<br />
SiiiLiult, s. fnyftning.<br />
Sinister, a. renflec; elnf; o(l)tfgba&Qn-<br />
to. -ness, 5. orfbligljet ; ontlTn.<br />
Sinistrous, a. rtiing, otiiiilig.<br />
Sink, s. ttumnia i «tt f'ot ; <strong>of</strong> lopp ; fiatfe<br />
Cot LiiTiicne tpfittag. -, v.n. &a. fjun=<br />
hi, focfnlln; fotgc*; fanfn; niiniTa;<br />
feiftocn; T. fiiifn. -a ditch, Hpp=<br />
9riifi>a ctt tife. -down, fegnn. -ing,<br />
s. fanfning, fjunfning. -fund, i.<br />
omcitif)euient$fcni). -paper, s. irtff;<br />
papttct. [fyntrdeOet.<br />
Sinless, a. fynMo^, felfri. -ness, s.<br />
Sinner, s. fyntnrf, fyntetiTa.<br />
Sinning, s. fynD.<br />
Sinoper, s. cinobet ; iiiBcfr'ob jnfpi^.<br />
Sinuate , a. uogig ; T. rifig (out fnnten<br />
<strong>of</strong> blob). -, v. a. flingto.<br />
Sinuation, s. bSjning, flingring.<br />
Sinuosity, s. tc'<strong>of</strong>ning, bugt.<br />
Sinuous, a. bugtig, font loper i fc<strong>of</strong>or.<br />
Sinus, s. Oflf^rif ; T. Ijatigljet.<br />
Sip, 3. fup ; fmutt. -, V. a. & n. fupo ;<br />
fmuttn, bcitfo fniatt.<br />
Sipe, V. n. brypo.<br />
Siphon, s. Oiifvett.<br />
Sippet, s. btotiTifua.<br />
Sir, A. bene (bebet^titel pib tilltal; men<br />
cm cti nainn foljet omebelborteflet, be=<br />
ti)tit bet, fltt ban (it tittotf). -name,<br />
5. tiHnanin. [nungor.).<br />
Sire , s. foBer ; fire, b«ce (titel till fo=<br />
Siren, s. firen, Ij<strong>of</strong>sfru ; fotfiJcerfTo.<br />
-song, s. intngonte fang; bebtngligo<br />
foiljDvpningov. -ize, v. a. lorfa i for=<br />
Siriasis, s. folflyng. [betfcet.<br />
Sirins, s. fitiud, bunbfljetmn.<br />
Sirloin, s. tijggflijie <strong>of</strong> c)fott. [vtt.<br />
Sirocco, s. fit<strong>of</strong>, fvbo)hnnbpaOJieb«ll)<strong>of</strong>;<br />
Sirrah! .s. flyngel; bii. -, i. l)oUal)l<br />
Sirt, s. fiitc; briffonb. [fitop.<br />
Sirup , s. fifop. -, V. a. goto fit uut)<br />
Ski 375<br />
Siskin, s. filTo, gtonfflTa.<br />
Siss, V. n. bPi^lfl.<br />
Sister, s. fyfiet; nunnn. -hood, a.<br />
fyfietfTop. - in law, fvogerflo. -, v.<br />
a. &n. gijro fyflerjTop ; Poto noto fTogf.<br />
Sit, p. n. fittn, Inula ; liggo ; onfio, f los<br />
bo. - down before, betngta. - up,<br />
faito fig upp ; itfc ga liU fang«.<br />
Site, s. Itige, belngenljet.<br />
Sith, ad. fcton.<br />
Sitter, s. liggljono. [-place, s. fate.<br />
Sitting, s. fiitanbe; feffion; liggning.<br />
Situated, a. belngen.<br />
Situation, s. belogcnbet, tillflanb.<br />
Six, a.ffv. -fold, a. fexffllbig. -teen,<br />
a. ft)ton. -teenth, s. feytoncebel. -,<br />
a. fcjtonbe. -teenthly , ad, flit bet<br />
fevtente. -th, s. fjelteDcl. -, a. fjette.<br />
-thl}^, ac^. fijt bet fjette. -tieth, a.<br />
fetticnte. -ty, a. feytio.<br />
Sizable, a. lagoui jiot ; onfenlig.<br />
Size, s. fiorlef, Pibb, oiiifang; folibet;<br />
fliftet, folfuntten, botnlini. -, f. a.litus<br />
btonfa; beflrijfa iiieb fliflet; giftjo bes<br />
botig fioilef ; tegleto utatt o. Pigt.<br />
Siziness, s. fUbbigbet.<br />
Sizy, a. Umintg, flibbig.<br />
Skaddle, 5. ffobo. -,a. fnal.<br />
Skaddons, s. btungot.<br />
Skain, s. bclf ; bovfco.<br />
Skeg, s. flan, ftotfbnt.<br />
Skeggertrout, s. 'dtlox. [ttnb.<br />
Skeleton, «. bcntangel; forfoS, fioir<br />
Skellum, s. jTolui.<br />
Skep, s. ffrtppa.<br />
Skeptic, a. tv.^iflote. -al, a. tciflonbt.<br />
Sketch, s. utf<strong>of</strong>t, terfning. -, v. a.<br />
g'oia utfop.<br />
Skew, a. fneb, pinb. -er, «. flefnol,<br />
ttiicnal. -, V. a. fflffa lueb flefnolac.<br />
Skid, «. T. bom, wtUggare.<br />
Skiff, s. bot, julfe.<br />
Skilful , a. fFidf itg , fijrfaren. -ness,<br />
s. ffiiligljet, fotbigbet.<br />
Skill, s. fiitbigbet, ffidligbet, fonfi;<br />
funffnp. -, V. n. & a. fdtfio, t^ato be=<br />
vonbtflb i. -ed, a. etfoien. -less, a.<br />
<strong>of</strong>tfoten.<br />
Skim, V. a. & n. fFutiima; fnubba.
376 Ski<br />
-l)le, a. efiatiQ, i(ilb. -mer, *.<br />
fFunifTef.<br />
Skin, s. ffinn, (jiib; ffni. -deep, a.<br />
ijtlig. -flint, «. givigtuf. -, v. a.<br />
ifinna ; Ififa (cm fnt). -ner, «. fL>r^niu<br />
Inbetfjanfclate. -ny, a. ffinnnftig ; for=<br />
torf(l^. [intien.<br />
Skink.j. cit ffngg gnnlTrt ftot i>t>(n iOft;<br />
Skip, s. fprnng, ffutt. -frog, s. vojflcf.<br />
-, «^. n. a a. fpringo. - over, Ijoppn<br />
cfrer. -per, «. (joppnre. -pet, s. U-.<br />
ten bnt. [jTflnm;t(Ia.<br />
Skirmish, s. fTnrmijtfff, flrib. -, f. a.<br />
Skirr, s. ITcnnniafe.<br />
Skirret, s. fotferr<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Skirt, s. fTort, flif ; fnff ; rnnb; gtnng.<br />
-, f. a. cmgiffn; borCfta.<br />
Skirwort, s. fuiniuin.<br />
Skit, s. (Jicforb; forev'nnbning ; lnttfin=<br />
nig fMa. -tish, a. flygtig ; befynnetlig.<br />
Skittle, s. fagln. -ground, s. fng
Sle<br />
I)t>ilfl. -er, s. f<strong>of</strong>pore; fat^unb; f<strong>of</strong>;<br />
rStta; pi)gflnbe pff; T. rjrtngfnii'n. -iness,<br />
3. feninigljet. -ing, s. fetiinig.<br />
-, a. f<strong>of</strong>i'nnte. -less, a. fciiinli)s.<br />
-lessness, s. fomnroeljet. -y, a.<br />
foiiinig ; ttog. -drink, s. fomntiritdf.<br />
Sleer, p. n. \>lira ineB ijgonen.<br />
Sleet, s. fnojTciff ; fmatt Ijagel. -, v. n.<br />
fn'ogtopva. -y, a. 6(nn6ab uwB rcgn<br />
ocf) fno.<br />
Sleeve, 5. ntni. -silk, *. botffilfe.<br />
-less, a. uMn finiinr ; nattaftig.<br />
Sleight, s. fonffgrepp. -ful, a. liflig.<br />
Slender, a. fmnct, fninl ; fnapp. -ness,<br />
"iiin[t)et, fnin):t[)ct; obetijBligtjet.<br />
Sley, s. vafiTeb. [ffnta i (Tifi^or.<br />
Slice, 5. ITifpa, pifn ; T. fit. - , v. a.<br />
Slidder, a. (jnl. -, v.n. f)olfa, fnafvn.<br />
Slide, 5. jeiiin »ag elf. gang; i^bann;<br />
I'alfning. -, f. w. ^ a. fun;ga ; Ijntfa;<br />
; :<br />
ffriBo, rinnn f<strong>of</strong>ta ; infiiiyga.<br />
Sliding,*. ffciUning, Ijnlfning. - , a.<br />
IjfllfnnBe. -door, «. ffottbort. -knot,<br />
s. lopfnut. -rule, s. tflfneffata.<br />
Slight, 5. fernft ; fonffgtepp. -, a. tin=<br />
ga; tunn; obuglig. -, f. a. banpijrba<br />
fScfafta. -ly, ac?. IB^Hgen, oatb^I'<strong>of</strong>i.<br />
-ness,«. tunn()ct; fvogI)
378 Slu<br />
iHufif; liten bonna. -, v. a. extna;<br />
fldpn, fve(a iSngfaiiit; (topvo <strong>of</strong>\>n; be=<br />
brngn ; fuinta. -ry, a. fiiiuifig.<br />
Slut, s. fnuffigt C|V'innfclf ; fli;na. -tery,<br />
s. fnuffigOet. -tisli, a. fnujTig.<br />
Sly, a. li^ig, beDtiiglig. -ness , s.<br />
flugl)«t.<br />
Smack, s. fmnf, fcifmnf; fmnllfi;f<br />
4)ijT|'iiinIl ; ett flng^ faxt\)Q. -, v. n. & a.<br />
fiiiafa; fiiirtdfa; fi;ffo fa att bet fmnCft;<br />
fmntta.<br />
Small, s. ten fiiifl[a te(fn nf en fnf. -,<br />
a. liten, ringo ; fi'cig ; fin. - arms, «.<br />
pi. Ijcinbgevat. -Leer, s. fvngtriifn.<br />
-clo<strong>the</strong>s , s. pi. lenflfiter. -coals,<br />
s. pi. foler feni gteffnieSet nijiijo.<br />
-craft, s. fan, [itcn b.U. -pox, s.<br />
bnvnfcpijoc. -shot, «. ffvot. -talk, 5.<br />
fmntnC cm lappri. to look -, i^axa<br />
fotlcigen, bli;9n^. -ness, «. ringljet,<br />
obeiDtligfjef ; oanningt.<br />
Smallage, s. v^nttenperfilja.<br />
Smalt, s. finnlt^ [fninragb.<br />
Smaragd, s. fnincngb. -ine, a. nf<br />
Smaris, s. mbrt (jifr).<br />
Smart, s. fmntfn, frebn ; fprritt. -money,<br />
s. nngetf'op. -, a. fninilnnbe;<br />
ja : befubio. -ing, s. fmorjo. -y, a.<br />
Smeath, s. i?cinnb. [fniutfig, fmotjig.<br />
Smegmatic, a. fop<strong>of</strong>iig.<br />
Smell, ». lufr. -, »-. a. & n. lufin :<br />
g^^nnnt luften upptritfa.<br />
Smellinc-water, s. Iiiftvntten.<br />
Smelt, s. noriJ. [fmoliflve ; fmaftbiget.<br />
Smelt, V. a. fnifiltn (mn(m). -er, .5.<br />
Smelting - furnace , a. fmnliugn.<br />
-house, s. fmnltl)i)tta.<br />
Smergel, s. fmergel.<br />
Smerky, a. gloMynt.<br />
Smcrlin, s. getfi ((iff)<br />
;<br />
Sna<br />
Smew, «. iH<strong>of</strong>foget.<br />
Smicker, v. n. fnfla t>an(iga blitfot.<br />
Smile, s. fmatoje. - , v. n. U, uiyfo<br />
t>ftra ODnnfnni.<br />
Smirch, v. a. befiifcla; fbvbunfto.<br />
Smirk, a. muntet. -, v. n. fc fn;ntlii<br />
lit ; (e tvunget. i<br />
Smite, V. a. & n. fta, bobo; befltnfffc<br />
focbetfua; bepefa; fmitta; fiotn emoUj<br />
Smith, s. fmeb. -craft, a. fmeb^fonff<br />
-shop, s. fnitbja. -ery, a. fmebja<br />
-y, a. fmebja. [a. bl<strong>of</strong>I)ylt<br />
Smock, a. fritf. -, a.qvinlig. -faced<br />
Smoke, a. r'6f, ongn; tBftobaf. -, v.n<br />
& a. rijfa , btinnn ; rbfa ; r<strong>of</strong>n toba"<br />
fpnrn upp ; tufia. -dry, v, a. totf(rt<br />
Smokiness, a. r<strong>of</strong>igbet, \xw<br />
Smoky, a. tefig, fuHt<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Smoor, f. a. ovafyn.<br />
Smooth, a. flat, jemn; glatt; mjuf<br />
milb, faftmcbig. - sea, s. -<br />
flatf fjo.<br />
tongue, *. faljT tungn. -, v. a. vdf<br />
to; gota flat; blibfa; bemanKa. -ing<br />
s. glattning. -iron,*, pcef jetn. -ness<br />
;<br />
s. jemnl)et, g(att i)tn; >?an(igl)ct.<br />
Smo<strong>the</strong>r, s. flntf tSf ; inoln nf bnmm<br />
— , V. a. 6t n. qtjafvn, tnmpo, tyft.<br />
biianfce ; c\'o\i\ vu'fib. -, v. n. fnifiv^ neb: r<strong>of</strong>a, bnmnia.<br />
tn; ongva fig. -ness, «. ffarvfinnig^ Smouch, Smous, a. tovfob aTl -r<br />
I)et, flt>irfl)et; fpebn.<br />
Smouldering, a. •<br />
t<strong>of</strong>anbe; iTV<br />
Smash, V. a. fonbetbri^ta, frcffa.<br />
Smatch, s. fmnf; V'lifl funffnp.<br />
Smug, a. fiiygg, gcann. -, v. a.<br />
Smuggle, V. n. & a. fmugla. -r, ><br />
Smatter, v. «. fujTn, I)<strong>of</strong>vn olifftnrflign<br />
funfTnpet. -er, a. Ijnlflntb. -ing, s. Smuggling, s. fmijgrjnnbel.<br />
bnlf, i;tlig (ntbom.<br />
Smugness, a. fni;ggl)et.<br />
Smear, s. falfva ; fm'ctjn. -, %>. a. fmor» Smut, s. fotfjarf ; bcflnb ^a fab ; can<br />
ftiinbigt ta(. -, p. a. & n. fotn; fix<br />
crfafa fot pa fab ; fola«.<br />
Smutch, u. a. fcta fuU. [feet<br />
Smuttiness,s. fmutfigt)et; oanfJanbig<br />
Smutty, a. fmiitfig ; ol/dfriff.<br />
Smy, a. i\oxi (fiff).<br />
Smyrnian, s. libfliifn (Stt).<br />
Snack, a. nncel; bafitg uialtib.<br />
•Snacket, s. fonfJettiger.<br />
Snacot, s. Oafiiinal.<br />
Snaffle, a. nc^cent ; fapfcn. -, f. a<br />
& n. btUla; tala i nafan.<br />
Snag, s. tngg ; uifTiutaube tanb. -ged.
Sna<br />
a. r.iogig ; fnolig. -gj', a. prefig, Oufter. Snort, V. n. & a. fnijfa, frupa (oin<br />
Inail, s. fnatfa. -like, a.fnacffocmig. baflar); rynfa pa nrifan.<br />
-claver, -clover, -trefoil, s. (us Snot, s. fnot. -ty, a. fnorig; genun.<br />
(ern. -leech, s. bloMgcL -shell, s. Snout, s. fni)te, ttyne, no^, fnabel; ^U<br />
fnciilir. -, u. a. fncicjci,<br />
„f..n,a. [cnr,unD;brumma.<br />
uarl, u. a. an. inperfla; mctta fom<br />
mary, a. iltifiig ; boptcoplnnte.<br />
»nast, s. (ju<strong>of</strong>farn,<br />
inatch, s. uppfnappance ; tng, gtepp ;<br />
Pl)ife ; fpcgl<strong>of</strong>ii. - , V. a. & a. x\)ia<br />
ot fig ; fnapva efter.<br />
iineak, s. fnattnve; en foiu frypet. -,<br />
«/. n. £t a. fti;pa, fuu;ga. -er, «. ne=<br />
brig l)i)tflnre. -ing, a. fim;ganDe; ne=<br />
brig, fnifen ; r'6ft>antc.<br />
$neap, s. fnubba, fTrapo.<br />
$neck, 5. borrflinfa.<br />
Sneer, «. Ijanbliif ; fiicforb. -, v. n. &<br />
.<br />
grina; bcfpotta. -at one, befpotta,<br />
raf e:<br />
sneeze,<br />
;<br />
i;gning. --wort, s. prufli<br />
n. nyfa.<br />
Sneezing, s. ny^ning ; ni;4mefcel.<br />
Snick, s. (Intning ; fnitt.<br />
Sniff, V. a. a n. fniSf la, fnorffa.<br />
nig, s. q(.<br />
Sniggle, V. n. & a. flo °a[. [pa.<br />
Snip, s. fnitt ; (app ; anbet. -, v. a. flip;<br />
Snipe, s. fnnppa ; plare (fiiT; ; puntljuf^<br />
Snipper, s. (Trnbbnre. [puC.<br />
Snipt, a. T. tanbab, inffuren.<br />
Snite, s. otre ; fnappa.<br />
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Soc 379<br />
fnobPiter. -tree, s. aivm. - , v. n.<br />
fnoa. -y, a. fnlng ; fni3l)Pit.<br />
Snub, s. fniil. -nose, s. ttubbno*. -,<br />
V. n. & a. fnijfta; fnubba.<br />
Snudge, V. n. fmyga ; gS ocf; I)ufa.<br />
Snuff, s. fnuS ; ini^noje ; Iju^branb ; (ju§»<br />
flump, to take-, fnufa. -tox,«.fnu«»<br />
bcfa. -dish, 5. Iju^faxplSt. -,v.a. ^n.<br />
fnufa ; lufta; infupa nub anbebrdgten ;<br />
fcrtornoS. - out, ITdcfa ut. - <strong>the</strong><br />
c<strong>and</strong>le, putfa, fnoppa Ijufet. -er, s.<br />
Ijugputfarc. -ers, s.pl. tjuefajr. -ish,<br />
a. fom luftar fnu«; fnarfiicfen. [fan.<br />
Snuflfler,*. fn<strong>of</strong> (are; en fom ta(ar i nds<br />
Snug, a. inbabtab; forbo(b; »arm<br />
;<br />
fnygg; nntt. -, v. n. ligga S>orm.<br />
-ness, 5. fni)ggl)ei ; tdiljet.<br />
So, ad. fn, pa famma fatt, fn(unba, fas<br />
lebefi; jafn. - so, nube(matti9t, fa ber.<br />
- <strong>the</strong>n, fiJrbcnITutt.<br />
Soak, V. a. a n. bCota, fufto; bcoga i<br />
fig; brdnfa; injutna; fupa. -ing, s.<br />
blotning. -club,«.fupfdl(ffap. -rain,<br />
s. (jdlTregn.<br />
Soap, s. tva(, fnpa. -ashes, s.pl.<br />
fjubare<strong>of</strong>fa. -hall, s. tvnlfula. -boiler,<br />
s. fiipfjubare. -earth, s. t>a(f(era.<br />
-stone, 5. fpciflen. -wort, s. tv>a(.<br />
grd^. -, V. a. befiryfa meb fapa. -iness,<br />
5. fapafiigljet. -y, a. fapig.<br />
Soar, s. I)og flygt. -hawk, s. fj<strong>of</strong>a(f.<br />
- ,v. n. pyga ()ogt.<br />
Sob, 5. fui;finiug. -, v. n. fnijfta.<br />
Sober, a. nyftcr; matt(ig ; altcarfam.<br />
-, V. a. gota ni;fter. -ness, cH.<br />
Sobriety, s. nyfterOet; aHvarfaml)?!<br />
febig()«t. [frdifebonbe.<br />
Soccage, s. gamnio[ (dnctite(. -r,«.<br />
Snivel, s. na^bropp. -,v. n. fnocfia. Sociability, s. boje(fe flit fdHfTap.<br />
I -ling cold, fnufva.<br />
.Sociable, a. umgdngfam. -ness, s.<br />
Snook, V. n. (uvo fn<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
nmgdngfiimljet. [gdngfanil)et.<br />
;<br />
, Snore, s. [narfning. -, v. n. [narfa. Social , a. fnWapIig. -ness, s. «m.
380 Soc<br />
Society, *. fnHfTap ; uuignnge.<br />
Sock, s. fc(fa. -et, s. vipa pa tn IjuSs<br />
jtflte; ijgiMirjnl; tnntljBIfo.<br />
Sockle, s. T. fctf}i;(fe.<br />
Sod, s. totfViX, Iccfcfrt.<br />
Soda, s. T. fcbfl.<br />
Sodality, s. fninrolffnp.<br />
Soder, i-. ISbOult, flnglob. -, v. a. lbs<br />
ba ; fottnnba, -ing, s. rdDning ; blaster.<br />
Sodium, s. T. notciuni. [niitiff.<br />
Sodomite, s. fobcniit. -ical, a. fcto;<br />
Sodomy, s. foBciiiiteri.<br />
Soe, s. fa, t'fltja.<br />
Soever, ad. foiii Oe(f}.<br />
S<strong>of</strong>a, s. f<strong>of</strong>fa.<br />
S<strong>of</strong>fit, s. T. f<strong>of</strong>jit.<br />
S<strong>of</strong>t, a. mjuf; iiiitb; linbtig ; (juflig;<br />
fpSb ; iitec. -, i. faft« ! Ortll. - iron,<br />
*. notfatt jern. -en, v. a. & n. nijuf=<br />
no; blicfa; gbvn «f[ig ; inilttn^, bli<br />
t'otb. -ish, a. »ef(tg ; nijuf. -ness,<br />
s. jiijuf()et; tinfirigfjet; f<strong>of</strong>tiiiob; U(flig=<br />
Soho ! i. \)a\i.a\) ! [()ef.<br />
Soil, s. grunb; gl'bffC; Pn(f. — , ». a.<br />
fbla neb; gbbn. -iness, s. occnIigf)et.<br />
Sojourn, s.vifjnnbe; iippeOaCfBftnff*. -,<br />
V. n. VMffoS.'' -er, s. ftninnianbe, gnf}.<br />
Solace, s. tuif}, l)ugnnb, (inbting. -<br />
V. a. & n. ttbftn ; tt<strong>of</strong>}ng.<br />
Solaeus, s. fnlmufTel.<br />
Sol<strong>and</strong>er, s. fnabolb pS fjn'llnr.<br />
Solar, a. folen titfljbtig. - year, i.folat.<br />
Soldan, s. fultfln.<br />
Soldier, 3. fclbot. -ly, a. folbntlif.<br />
-ship, s. fclbatflnnb, friggsnfenbe.<br />
-J, a. foltnttrupp; ftigeffnnb.<br />
Sole, s. fiila, fotbrab, ffcfata ; tungpfP.<br />
-, V. a. fnln.<br />
Sole, a. nlfcno ; T. ogift.<br />
Solely, ad. enbrtft.<br />
Solemn, a. tjbgtibSs ; fiogtiblig ; <strong>of</strong>fents<br />
lig; aaoarfnm. - silence, s. bjiip<br />
tuflnnb. [fi^tfobfning ; fllliirfnmt)n.<br />
Solemnity, s. I/ogtibtigljet; vorbigbet •,<br />
Solemnization, *. pvanbe.<br />
Solemnize, '. a. pro, fjogtibrigt fcegS.<br />
Soleness, s. enfamfjet.<br />
Solenshell, s. flibo (I'n.iiffl.igtft).<br />
Solicit, V. a. (nfliinbitjt onljaDTo ; 6e«<br />
,<br />
Son<br />
"gnrft; bcbja; befijiiiro.<br />
Solicitation, s. retelfe ; onfiallan.<br />
Solicitor, s. fotefptiifare : ntvcfat.<br />
general, s. vice genetfllfiffat.<br />
Solicitous, a. l>«fi)mrab, fcrgf.iHig.<br />
Solicitude,*, onifctg, fotgfii'aigtyt: or<br />
Solid, s. fnft frepp. -, a. tnt; hati<br />
Ijef; maffio; ftotig ; gtunblig ; t<br />
tig ; fiftn. - foot, s. fubiffuu.<br />
Solidate, v. a. gora fa\l. [;ial)j<br />
Solidity, s. f<strong>of</strong>lOet, uaraftig^et ; gtun;<br />
Soliloquy, s. famtal mtb fig fjelf.<br />
Solipede, s. [)fl(;<strong>of</strong>vnbt bjuc.<br />
Solitaire, s. erciiiit ; Ijal^prDbnnb.<br />
Solitariness, s. en^lig()ct.<br />
Solitary, s. erciuit. -, a. tn^lig<br />
(nngfiim ; aflngfe.<br />
Solitude, s. cii^Iigfiet; <strong>of</strong>en.<br />
Solo, s. & a. feto (i mufif).<br />
Solomon's-leaf,s. en art iiiajKcm|}e<br />
Solstice, s. T. folftanb; feiiiniavfi<br />
fiSnCft.<br />
Solstitial, a. fol|lSnbet tilTOSronbe.<br />
SoluLility, a. uppI5«tig^et.<br />
Soluljle, a. fout fan uppl<strong>of</strong>a^.<br />
Solution, s. upplo^ning ; fodition.<br />
Solutive, a. lopanbe. -ness, s. lav<br />
vante egenfTap. [upprbPlt.<br />
SolvaLle, a. font at i fjanb art betalo<br />
Solve, V. a. upplbfa, utreba.<br />
Solvency, s. fbtniogenljet att bctala.<br />
Solvent, s. upplogninggniebe(. -, c<br />
font fan Oetala.<br />
Solvible, a. upplog(ig.<br />
Sombre, a. bijjTet.<br />
Some, a. fcindga, nSgra; nagot. -body<br />
nagcn. -how, pa ett et[. annat fair.<br />
Somerset, a. futtetbittta.<br />
Something, a. & pr. nagct; litet.<br />
Sometime, ad. fovboiii; en gang, -s<br />
ad. fluntcnt.<br />
Somewhat, s. Q pr. nngot; en tel.<br />
Somewhere, ad. nngorflabeg.<br />
.Somnambulist, a. foningangnre.<br />
Somnific, a. f<strong>of</strong>yanbe.<br />
Somnolency, a. fbninaftigfjet.<br />
Somnolent, a. fi.Mnnig.<br />
Son, s. fon; g<strong>of</strong>fe; affeni(ing. - ir<br />
law, inag, f}i>ffon.
Son<br />
f.ii ctf. febnate.<br />
jSoop-berry, 5. t\>albat.<br />
[Soot, s. fot. -ed, a. fotig.<br />
Sooterkin, 5. mnnfalf.<br />
Sooth, s. fanning, for - , in -, « fan-<br />
si. - fast, fann. -, a. ongenam ;<br />
faun, -say, s. fpabom. -sayer, s.<br />
fpiinian.<br />
Soo<strong>the</strong>, V. a. fmicfta, flilla, milCrn.<br />
Soothsay, c n. fpa.<br />
Soothiness, «. foligl)rf. [v. a. boppa.<br />
Sop, A. inbeppabt l)toDj}l;(fe ; iiiutoc. -,<br />
Soplii, s. tejfaten i
382 Sou<br />
Souse, ad. fftny; plotSligf.<br />
Souterrain, s. un6erjotbi(T gnng.<br />
South, «. fl>tet; funnnnriiter. -, a.<br />
fDtlig. -, ad. ifcan fc^cr ; cniot foCer.<br />
- by west, fyB till ijcften. -east, s.<br />
fi)t<strong>of</strong>t. -west, s. fi;trf|}; fybPcflfinb.<br />
-wind, s. funnnnvnbet. -erly, a.<br />
fi)Mig. -wood, s, oOtoM.<br />
Sou<strong>the</strong>rn, a. fyblig. [fvJ>fi9-<br />
Southing, s. rigtning St fobcr. — , a.<br />
Southmost, a. bclcigett Inngfl i foBet.<br />
Southward, ad. fl;BOfltt.<br />
Sovereign, s. fonung; cf^etfjct; lanb^j<br />
\)txxt: SngetfTt guIBnil)nt (1 «PunB). -,<br />
a. forttiifffigaft ; oinfTtnnft; <strong>of</strong>tttat<br />
(om [lifenietcl).<br />
Sovereignty, s. <strong>of</strong>vetOerrffnj), entinfbe.<br />
Sow, s. fo; tn(fn nf jern ell. I'll;; gra:<br />
fugga. -bahy, s. Bigri^. -hane,«.<br />
gatm<strong>of</strong>frt ; fvinutoITn. -bread, s. I)nr.<br />
nplc. -iron, s. jerntnin. -pig, s.<br />
Bigrig. -thistle, s. iiijiSlftiflel.<br />
Sow, V. a. a n. f5, b«fd ; ulfifo ; fvrU<br />
Ba. -er, s. ffiBe^mnn ; utbteBare.<br />
Soy, s. foja.<br />
Spa, 5. fpnvatten, mincrolBnttctt.<br />
Spaad, s. fpm (ften).<br />
Space, s. ri)tnb ; t>ibb ; f tift. -s, s. />/.<br />
T. fpQtium melTan otb, nifUnnflag. -,<br />
V. a. vnnbtii. [s. uiBb, omfnng.<br />
Spacious, a. rynitig ; %M. -ness,<br />
Spaddlc, s. litm fvabe.<br />
Spade, s. fpnbe; fpnbct i fort, -bone,<br />
s. ffulBftbcn.<br />
Spadille, s. fpflber=e^, fpabilj.<br />
Spahi, s. 2urfifF rijttote. [niritn.<br />
Span, s. en fpnnn. -, v. a. fpannn ut:<br />
Spangle, «. bcfTag; pnljett; glitt«t. -,<br />
f. n. & a. gtimnia; prybn iiieB 'jefTag;<br />
gl'tn glfinfflnbe.<br />
Spaniard, s. Spftniot.<br />
Spaniel , s. tappIjonSIjunb ; nebrig<br />
fniitfrnce. -ize, v. n. ligma.<br />
Spanish, *. ©pnnffan. -, a. ©panff.<br />
-paint, s. fclt)()fi(t. -red, s. jinncbet.<br />
Spank, V. n. (In uieb ftata rjnnbfn.<br />
-ing, a. fler.<br />
Spanner, s. T. 6icit>inbrtte.<br />
Spar, a. fpartc ; fragbom; imnienglQ^S;<br />
Spe<br />
frttffpnt. -, V. a. & n. f ottciiiiiin I<br />
blWja |Tn^; bojretn. -able, a. |Tc|W<br />
-a-drap, s. \?nrbuf.<br />
Sparage, Sparager, *. fpnrri^.<br />
Spare, a. mnget; fpnrfam; bffporb.<br />
-deck, s. T. bffer[cpp. -money,*<br />
fpnrpenning. -rib, s. rtfbfn^bjfll.<br />
-sail, 5. ref?crfege[. —, v. a. & n,<br />
fpatfl, ffona; umbfita; I)u^f)nIIa; Ufw<br />
fparfflinr. -ness, s. niflgertier.<br />
Spargefaction, «. ttingfjtoning.<br />
Sparing, J. fpntfnmOet. -, a. [)u«5aW«<br />
ciftig ; tfttflig.<br />
Spark, s. gnifta; glitter; fprnttf)!5f. -,<br />
V. n. gniftvn. -ish, a. muntet; pi;g<<br />
tigt f(aBB. -le, s. gnifla. -, v. n. gni.<br />
fJra: glimmo ; frnfa (om fin), -ler,<br />
Sparling, s. fnrbell. \s. Ii)ginnff.<br />
Sparrow, s. fparf. -grass , s. vulg.<br />
fpflrti^. -hawk, 5. fporf()ff. [fpaf.<br />
Sparry, a. fpat<strong>of</strong>tig. -fluor, s. flup:<br />
Spasm, s. frnmp. -odic, a. ftamp<strong>of</strong>i<br />
Spat, s. cflrcnrcm. [tig.<br />
Spa<strong>the</strong>, s. ()i;i[}er.<br />
Spatiate, v. n. flrBfsn.<br />
Spatter, v. a. & n. befprut« ; vonntn<br />
Brngla. -dashes, s.pl. fn<strong>of</strong>ciet ; f}?.<br />
flctter. [fpnblif.<br />
Spatula, a. plSffeifpabe. -ted, a.<br />
Spavin, s. fpatt (Onjifjufn).<br />
Spawl, s. fpott. -,v.n. fpctta.<br />
Spawn, s. iitjclfe; ftjTs eff. grebreni;<br />
(lifter. -, f. a. olfira; fnlTn nijo(from»<br />
men. -er, s. rompff. [bjur.<br />
Spay, V. a. utffiirn en ^onn <strong>of</strong> nngot<br />
Speak, V. n. & a. fnga; ((alfn tat.<br />
-able, a. utf.iglig. -er, *. tntare.<br />
-ing, s. tot. -, a. tnlnnbe. -trumpet,<br />
s. fprSfror.<br />
Spear, s. fpjut; (jufier. -blade, *.<br />
fpet^flinga. - box <strong>of</strong> a pomp, *.<br />
pumpfFo. -mint, a. fntrin. -staff, *.<br />
frjutfTnft. -wort, a. riltgrna. -, v. a.<br />
& n. [jufjrrt ; igenomborrn ; fpriifa ut.<br />
Special, a. fnrpfilb, utfolb; fcrttrtfflig;<br />
uttiijff lig. -tj', a. befDnnerlig^et.<br />
Specie, a. fpeciemijnt. in -, contanf.<br />
Species, a. (Ing, fpecieg.<br />
Specific, a. egentligt mebe( f5r nagoc<br />
;
Spe<br />
fiuf^o^r. -, a. fpecifif.<br />
Specificate, f. a. fpecificetfl.<br />
Specification, s. upvtetfning; nogs<br />
gvann Oeflrtmning.<br />
Specify, f. a. fpecijtctra.<br />
'Specimen, s. )>t<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Speciosity, s. ffentnrOct.<br />
Specious, a. jTenbnt ; angenaiit.<br />
Speck, s. f[(i, a. flodFo.<br />
-le, .5. flad. -, f. a. giita fprdtflig.<br />
-wood, s. ormtraB.<br />
Spectacle, s. fTfltcfpef; fi;n. -s, a. pi.<br />
ell. pair <strong>of</strong> -s, gla^ogon.<br />
Spei'tation, s. nnfcenbe, onOIicf.<br />
Spectator, s. nflntnte.<br />
Spt'ttre, J. fp'<strong>of</strong>e; (jjetnbitb.<br />
Specular, a. Hat; bcfortrante fijnsn.<br />
-stone, s. fpegelfjcn. [Offpqa.<br />
Speculate, v. n. & a. dffoBa ; fpeculera ;<br />
Speculation, s. bettnftelfe; fvefuln^<br />
tion ; leoti.<br />
Speculatist, s. fcegtunbarc.<br />
Speculative, «. Oetrnftanbe ; bfgrun<<br />
tantc : fvefulnlb.<br />
Speculator, s. fpecutant; «ftetfp>v<br />
nate. -y, a. fpefulatic.<br />
Speculum, s. fpeget. [a. flmu.<br />
Speech, 5. tnl; mnlfSrc; fprnf. -less,<br />
Speed, 5. I)a|}; fottgnng. with full-,<br />
;<br />
Spi 383<br />
Spermatocele, s. T. fabe^brodf.<br />
Sperse, v. a. forftuo.<br />
Spew, V. a. ft n. uffpi) ; ftnfaS..<br />
Sphacelate, v. a. & n. otfafa, fo f<strong>of</strong>fi<br />
Sphacelus, s. fntt brnnb. [branb.<br />
Sphere, s. ffet; ttctg; gtob; omI)»ntf*<br />
ning ; ban ; foniingn. -, v. a. runba,<br />
fntta i en tunb fcei^.<br />
Spherical, a. ffccitT, ftotfonnig. by<br />
- predominance, gcnoni Pjctnorno*<br />
tnfli)telfe.<br />
Spheroid, 5. fferoib, aftangt fl<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Sphincter, s. ri;nfntuf!e(.<br />
Sphinx, s. i\ix\x ; ffogdttolf (infeftfTogtO.<br />
Spice, s. fci;bba; fniaf; leinning. -wort,<br />
*. fiidiiuei. -, V. a. tti)bbn. -r, s.<br />
ttijbbfromnve. -ry, s. fpeccri.<br />
Spiciness, s. tcijbbaftigrjct.<br />
Spick <strong>and</strong> span, a. fpiffcrni;.<br />
Spicy, a. fci)bbob ; arcinatifF.<br />
Spider, s. fpinbel, -catcher, *. mut»<br />
tci)Porcii (f.igel)- -fly, s. fnfluga.<br />
-web, s. fpinbelpnf. -wort, s. fpin»<br />
Spigot, s. tnpp, ft>irfa. [belott.<br />
Spike, s. fpif; frtbci^rtr; pif; tavenbef.<br />
-grass, s. fjabetgrn^. -,v. a. fop.<br />
fpifn. -nard, 5. nntbu^.<br />
Spill, s. fpiffca ; jernjTenn ; liten fpj<strong>of</strong>a<br />
I<br />
fmnfaf, tappti. -, v. a. d n. forfpiffa;<br />
i fpcntlrncf. -w-ell, *. ntenpri^. -, v. pfa; vara jlijgaftig. -ing,«. fpiHning.<br />
n. eta. i(n; {\)iai; beforfcra; affarfa -line, s. T. nobgSrbing.<br />
|!i)nBa; ffa it)jn(. -iness, s. fnabbljet. Spin, V. a. & n. fpinnn ; fotlanga;<br />
-y, a. iTi;nbfani.<br />
bioga pa tibm; flt)ta; futta omfring.<br />
Spell, s. tju^ning; troHotb ; Omtcfiunb. Spinage, s. fpenat.<br />
-bound, a. fottroCfrtb. - , v. a. fi n. Spinal, a. f)'otanBe tiff rl;ggi;ab«n. -<br />
finfiM ; lafa ; fottrolfa ; T. af t<strong>of</strong>o. -ing, marrow, s. ti^ggmerg.<br />
5. fl<strong>of</strong>ning. -book, s. a=b=c=b<strong>of</strong>. Spindle,.?, fpinbel; pctare fjuatomfring<br />
Spelt, s. fpelt.<br />
en pinbeltra>;pa gnt; fmat f}jelf; aret.<br />
Spelter, s. jinf, fpiautcr.<br />
-shank, s. ttanben. -, v.n. fin ut<br />
jSpence, s. vifllju^. -r, s. ff<strong>of</strong>fate.<br />
i fntat fljelf (cm bloniPet:).<br />
Spend, v. a. & n. f<strong>of</strong>fci, fiivflefa; uts Spine, s. vDggtab; torntagg. [tubin.<br />
iiiafta gorn oinf<strong>of</strong>Jningnt ; ; f'ovgag. to Spinel, Spinel-ruby, «. fptneff, blef<br />
- one's verdict, nffiinnn nogotn' Spinet, s. fpinctt (mufif. in^runicnt).<br />
torn, to - one's self, uppcffva fig. Spineferous, a. taggig.<br />
-thrift, s. ff<strong>of</strong>nrf.<br />
Spink, s. befinf. [fpinnrcif.<br />
Sperm, s. facesuatffn (jo^ tjur. Spinning, s. fpinning. -wheel, s.<br />
Spermaceti, 5. Oi'nitafsolja. -whale, Spinnj^, a. tunn, fmat.<br />
s. f;nd)
384 Spi<br />
Spinster, s. fpinmtffa ; cgift qtinn«.<br />
Spiny, a. foac ; bcfu citlig.<br />
Spiracle, s. anbOal.<br />
.Spiral, s. fnnilinie. -, a. urit»n.<br />
Spiration, s. nnbetccigt.<br />
Spire, 5. fpita ; fv<strong>of</strong>linie ; fvitoHinie<br />
: ;<br />
t>infc«[ pa fnfiior. -wort,s. nijettgtrt*.<br />
-, V. n. ^ a. ffjuto upp i I)bjben (oiii<br />
fnt) ; anta^.<br />
SpiritjS.enfcer ; ante ; fjal ; fpiifc ; finne<br />
lynne ; qf i(f l)Ct ; mob ; fptit. -s,pl. lif^=<br />
niirnr. in low -, iiiotfoUb, titfflngtn. a. iiijclif)uf ; onbfint.<br />
to he in -, vara Jjib gobi li)nne. to Splendency, s. glnn«.<br />
be out <strong>of</strong> -, rnra netfTogfti. -, v. a. Splendent, a. (Tinr.nbe, glanfonbe.<br />
MVplifoa; uppmuntta; (away) Ida. Splendid, a, pt<strong>of</strong>tig, lijfanbe.<br />
-ed,a. uv'pfiggab; liflig. high-, I/6g» Splendour, a. (Ten ; pr<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
iiiobig glob, t'e(;jertab. low -, iiiob=.<br />
; Splenetic, a. font f)i5r till injtlicn;<br />
ffiUb, netfragen. -edness, s. fj.nlsbei<br />
ff<strong>of</strong>ffnliet; lynne; lifligl)ct. -ful, a.<br />
onbctif, ifl).<br />
-foot, s. fobent.<br />
Spleen, a. nijelte; niieltfjufo ; ngg;<br />
l)otm. -wort, s. iiijelioci. -ed, a.<br />
uton iiijelte; gob. -ful, a. mjeltfjuf,<br />
onb; fnotcig. -less, «. rontig. -y,<br />
nijeltfjuf; fnottig.<br />
Splenic, a. Ij'oronbe till mjeltcn.<br />
Splenish, a. fnorrig. [mjelten.<br />
Splenitis , a. iitjbltobet font got gcnom<br />
Splent, *. <strong>of</strong>perben ; fpjett.<br />
Splice,*, ft'ligning ; fplii«. -, v. a.<br />
fpliffn; onfplifTn.<br />
Splint, 5. fpiCta; be^fFotf1^a. -,<br />
fpjolo; flijfcfl; fpelto. -er, s. fpjalo,<br />
-ers, s. pi. T. bombfpiHtor. -, v. ,<br />
& n. fpjaio; flyfPQg.<br />
Split, V. n. & a. go fontec ; fpti(f<<br />
flyfpo. -upon a rock, fironto mot<br />
en Hippo. - ter <strong>of</strong> causes , *. log:<br />
frnngote. [lolo crcbiijt,<br />
Splutter, *. vulg. ot)<strong>of</strong>enb«. - ,<br />
Spodium, *. gcott arfenifinjbl.<br />
Spoil, s. t<strong>of</strong>i^ai ; bi;te ; utfrupet<br />
)Tinn. -trade,*, fuffnre. -, v.a.<br />
ffrininio, fbcftbto ; t<strong>of</strong>vo ; plunbra ; bctt.<br />
ffoninin^. -ful, a. t<strong>of</strong>girig.<br />
Spoke, *. ctet, Ojulefto. -sman.<br />
Spoliate, p. a. ff<strong>of</strong>la. [fotefpt<strong>of</strong>oi<br />
Spoliation, *. plunbting.<br />
Spondee, *. fponbeu^ (v>er«fot).<br />
Spondyle, *. ti^ggfotn.<br />
Sponge, *. fvonip ; beg font flat cd) jo*<br />
fft ; rifTote for fononer. -, v. a. & n.<br />
tyntta iiieb f^anip; (upon) biogo i fig<br />
foni en ffonip; gS cd; fnaln^; fnuggo.<br />
-r, *.Jnvltg,i|t.<br />
SpoDginess, *. frouipigljet.
Spo<br />
)oiicy, a. fvanipig, Olot.<br />
; , ;<br />
)oiis.-»l, a. btijlTopp iiai)otig. -g, s.<br />
)oiisian, s. botgen. [pi. WiUopf.<br />
joiisor, s. borgm, l<strong>of</strong>te^man ; faibtt,<br />
ijtnnbe ntt bi'<strong>of</strong>fopiJ. [-, v. a. v>iga.<br />
)ouse, s. Jiinfe; btubguiiinie ; btub.<br />
)out, s. vannn; fpvutn; fv'tingvatten<br />
ip pa en ijottenfannasc. -fish,s. flibn.<br />
•, f. a. ft n. fptuta; beflauieta; Oaf=<br />
gt ftauifletta foiii vrntten).<br />
irag, s. ung (ar. [fltcirfa, fottcinfa.<br />
train, s. (cfcvtibning. -, v. a. fot^<br />
•rat, s. Ijyn^buf.<br />
ira-wl, V. n. fpvattta; liggn utfltadt<br />
a inarfen. [-faggot, s. ti^Fnippa.<br />
)rajs s. qinfi; bet finaffe fj<strong>of</strong>fummet. s. fpoitbjul. -way, s. tibudg.<br />
•read, s. mvMbgning. -,v. a. ^ n. Spur, s. firdnninfe.<br />
jtiba, utbtebn ; uttiibgo; wtfitaia; be= Spurge, 5. tottel, mjijlfott. -flax,^.<br />
i(fa ; utfptiba fig ; ffingtoS ; fpticfa ut<br />
)iii bioiiiftet). -sail, gota feget. -<br />
he cloth, bufa betbet.<br />
Irig, s. telning; flift. -,pl. ti^ueb.<br />
•crystal, s. betgftipntt.<br />
jriglit , s. fpijf e ; anbe ; fott pit- -<br />
/. Ufsanbe. -ful, a. liflig. -ly, a,<br />
iftig, qoidE.<br />
Spurrier, s. fpoitmafate. [fpjetno.<br />
jring, 5. fptingfaffa; uppl)0f; bag= Spurry, «. fpetgel, fti)le.<br />
ing; »nt ; fpanpig()et; biiffjebet Sputation, s. utfpottning.<br />
ptang ; tentna ; telning ; T. fptingiag. Sputter, s. oudfenbe ; fmn fpott. -, v.<br />
•fly, s. fjojldnba. -grass , «. Invens w. fuinfpcltn ndt man tolar; plabbta.<br />
<strong>English</strong> - Sti-edish Diet.<br />
Spu 385<br />
befgtnS. -half, s. [an\\)tt, bo en tjojl<br />
nt |Tinf()n(t. -head,*, f.ilfa. -tide, 5.<br />
f)'i5g flob vib ni;« c. fulfnianc. -water,<br />
s. falf^ elT. btun^potten. -, v. n. €t a.<br />
or-'iiiiu'. [fnmtjet.<br />
nnndneity,s. fta^ittigtjct ; fjtlfvnU<br />
fptingn fpringa tiCb<strong>of</strong>a ; ; I)af}igt f1i;ga<br />
upp(om fog lav) ; Ijatflanmta ; bficiotn;<br />
)ou(aiieous, a. ftiuiUig ; otpungen. (III ut; upptinno; fptiinga; fi5ta upp.<br />
ess, .. ftivuaigOet.<br />
- a Ught, fin etb. - a mast, fegia<br />
tool, 5. fpole. -, V. a. fpota. -ing- af en ninfl. -a-well, gtaf»?a en btimn.<br />
•ulieel, s. fvelljjul. [gng. Springe, s. giffet, tnnnfnata.<br />
30oni, V. n. Uflva unbet fegel; ftftB= Springei*, s. telning ; T. bfitffen.<br />
oon, s. fTfC. -bill,5. ffcbgag. -h<strong>and</strong>, Springy, a. tif pn fciltabtot<br />
; fpnnrtig.<br />
I)ogra (innbcn. -wort,s.ffj6it>jugg^s Sprinkle, s. flanfqc<strong>of</strong>t. -, v. a. jians<br />
)ort, s. T. faffcrg. [grn«. ta ;_befltij.<br />
»ort, «. tcf; to; jngt; bcgaObcti. -, Sprit, s. telning ; bogfpvot. -sail, «.<br />
tea fig; lefn ; (famta. -ive, a. nnibatfeget. -top-sail, s. ffufblinba.<br />
tffutt. -smaa, s. jngme.<br />
-, f . n. & a. fptirfa ut ; (out) fptiba.<br />
»ortule, s. fpotte[; nliii<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Sprod, s. tueov^lay.<br />
tot, 3. fliiif ; vannta; flnffe. upon Sprout, s. fpnb fn[; fpita; flott. -, v.<br />
he -, gennf}. -, v. a. ^
386 Spy<br />
Spy, s. fpjen. -, v. n. da. ('fifpn<br />
farfe \>a Inngt Ijnff: fpionctfl, Oefpejn :<br />
uv'ptndFa; fcilTn. -ing, «. t'efpejning<br />
-glass, *. fifa«, tub.<br />
Squa}>, s. injuf bi;na; floppob f<strong>of</strong>fn Jf-;<br />
ful'tig perfon. -, a. fort od; tjctf;<br />
<strong>of</strong>jiibrnb (cm fngetungnr). -, ad.<br />
biiv&iisi. -, f . «. fnlln tungt. -1>igh,<br />
; :<br />
a. piifffg. [fal'btn, fifvn.<br />
SquaMjle, s. fribba, gtnl. -, f. n.<br />
Squadron, s. fq*?abton; fffatct.<br />
Squalid, a. <strong>of</strong>nygg, fniutfig. -ness, s.<br />
crenligljet.<br />
Squall, s. b\), v>nben[ ; gnfft ffvi. - , v.<br />
n. (Trifn giifft. -y, a. utfatt fot byat;<br />
Squalor, s. cfnvggbet. [ftovmig.<br />
Squamous, a. fjollig.<br />
Squ<strong>and</strong>er, v. a. ffingtn ; (awaj') f'ei:=<br />
flcfn, fatrn nf. -er, *. fl<strong>of</strong>nte.<br />
Square, s. fi;tfnnt qv^nbtat ; vinfetOnfj<br />
;<br />
tetg i tn (lab; gtn^ruta; j«mt qvatrats<br />
tfll; pliiit pS en pelnt*. -, a.fytfantig :<br />
iiiotfvnranbf ; untetfritfig; upprifiig;<br />
T. Inng (cm rnt); bteb (cm fegel)'<br />
-fish, s. fubbfiura. -number, s.<br />
qv>flbrnttn(. -rigged, a. T. fom fot<br />
tftfegel. -root,*, qfnbrntvct. -sterned,<br />
a. T. forfcbb tneb p(ntt fpegel.<br />
-toes, s. pi. tynr()uggna ffot; gubb«<br />
fcm fiUjet gnmla iiicbet. -, v. a. 6t n.<br />
gorn fyrfaniig ; rfittn ; fommn <strong>of</strong>v^erenS<br />
paffn eiiiot. - <strong>the</strong> yards, btnffa tcitna<br />
i fty^. -ness, s. fi)tfnntigr)tf ; qviis<br />
Squarrose, a. r. fparrig. [btntuv.<br />
Squash,*. vtrtiT; pf<strong>of</strong>^ligt fntt; ett flng?<br />
vmiipa. -, V. a. ft<strong>of</strong>fa tittmc^ ; ptnttn ui.<br />
Squat, s. (jufnnbc fioITning ; fittning(en<br />
l)in-f
Sta<br />
staggers, s.pl. apopleftiff tittpanb nf<br />
; ;<br />
, en llMft; yva.<br />
Stagnancy, s. IliltnflScnbe.<br />
stagnant, a. ^liaafinenbe, t^cdfnb (out<br />
vnitoii ;i.). -ness, s. poininq.<br />
Stagnate, v. n. ftodfo fig.<br />
stagnation, s. j^iffafiSenbe.<br />
staid, a. ftntiig, navotfmit.<br />
(Stain , s. flficf ; iTnnt. -, f. a. flndFa;<br />
ffaiumo: ffirgci. -less, a. obeflnifnb.<br />
stair, s. tcoppa. -case, s. «II -b, pi.<br />
tui\'i'a, n-nvvgnng.<br />
Stake, 5. fl<strong>of</strong>e; vat; penning; fntg<br />
viari;i : luintflric. to lay at -, voga.<br />
. tu lye at-, fto V« fpet- -, *'• «• fi^rf*<br />
i!u; LMiat ; faga; uvpfnttci va fP«I-<br />
staliictical, a. <strong>of</strong> trcppflen.<br />
istalactites, s. flataftit, bcopppen.<br />
stalagmites, s. ffcrpficn.<br />
Stale, s. furl briia; l)nfi^pinf; (oifngcl.<br />
-, u'. gouniint; utnott. -, v. re. bliiva<br />
i)>.niin.n; fafla urin (oui I)aflnt) ; fora<br />
stalk,5.jlierf; I)i5gmcbig gang. -,v.n.<br />
fi'.uiA.i fig frani; gS ffctt orf; (jijgfntbigt.<br />
-er, s. fagelnat. -ing, s. jngt pa<br />
iTi.jtiMfr. -horse, «. ffjutljajt. -y, a.<br />
fnoit.ttig.<br />
stall, 5. ftallfpittn; bag; bnnf; bob;<br />
f :i,vrcl i en benifyrffl. ~ , v. a. & n.<br />
f r:, vh ftatt; goba (b<strong>of</strong>Pap); fifta^,<br />
-age, s. jianbpcnningat ; fJallg'cb!<br />
stallion, s. I)ing1t. [peb<<br />
stain, i. finui, ftjetf- -'wood,*, fiubb:<br />
stamen, s. flamnutne; T. fianbate.<br />
Stamina, s. pi. f. Stamen.<br />
Staniineous, a. befraenbe
388 Sta<br />
;<br />
-stone, 3. jljernfren. -wort,*, afltr.<br />
Starboard, s. flytborfi.<br />
Starch, s. fi.ufclfe; »i\jung«t onftnfce.<br />
-, a. Pvf. -, V. a. fjfitfn ; fll)f»a met)<br />
ftiictdff. -ed, a. ortninggraf. -ness,<br />
Stare, «. ftnce. [j. tcungtt v?nffnB«.<br />
Stare, s. ftittnnb* Hiif ; fotvaning. -,<br />
V. n.tia. (at, upon, up) pjcra ; bliga.<br />
Stark, rt. ftntf ; fti)f ; prong ; - , ad.<br />
nabfl««; itcl. -blind, a. flenblinC.<br />
- mad, a. fptiit gnUu.<br />
Starling, s. fiave (fagcl).<br />
Start, s. fprittning; Ijafiigt utfcrott;<br />
fptang ; oitlopv ; n;(fning ; f'6rfl«g ; fot=<br />
paning; pt. - , v. n. & a. fpritta,<br />
fvriugotia; fluCfa; rytfa pS fig ; T.<br />
tefn fig bufiigt. -er, a. flijfpflre ; feg<br />
ftrtifarf. -ing, s. fptittning. -, a.<br />
ffijgg. -bolt, s. T. jngbiilr. -post,<br />
s. malet pa »n vnbjobnn. -le, s. baps<br />
nab. -, f . ti. & a. fpritta <strong>of</strong> raltjogfl<br />
f orfTrndt a. [be ; forfvagnnbe.<br />
Starvation, s. bungerbob ; bungerlibnn=<br />
Starve, v. n. & a. (with, for, <strong>of</strong>)<br />
bo, fri;fa iljjal ; titanob; fralta ihjal<br />
n.igon ; utbungrn; boba jiieb folb.<br />
-ling, a. utbimgrab menni|Ta «tt. bjur.<br />
Statary, a. faPftdlB. [-, a. ningtr.<br />
iippgift; orbning.<br />
Static, a. fJatifT, tin uogbnlfar b'oranbf.<br />
Statics, 3. pi. T. flatif.<br />
Station, 5. fiation ; rang ; \\Ma. -staflF,<br />
3. nidirtang. -, v. a. pcflera. -ary,<br />
a. fliaafinenbe. -er, s. ITrifmaterioIiet.<br />
Statist, s. fiat^Mian.<br />
Statistics, s. Potifiif, flat^teteniTap.<br />
Statuary, s. bitbflob, fiat^.<br />
Stature, s. rdrt, froppSb'ojt-<br />
Statuable, a. inglihiidtig.<br />
Ste<br />
Statute, 3. fiabga, parkuunKafi ; for<br />
Statutory, a. (aglig. [orbning<br />
.Staurolite, 3. granntit.<br />
Stave, 3. fldf; fir<strong>of</strong>; notlinie. -, *>. a<br />
& n. ^a fonbtr (rinfat, ffepp jc.) ; (In<br />
\mX> fdppar. - <strong>of</strong>lf, bintra, afrarjc<br />
-s, s. pi. nf Staff, finnuor. -acre<br />
s. jlffanSfri).<br />
Stay,*, brojsniol; cnraftigbft, forflgtig<br />
bet ; ftSb. - , pi. rebb ; odfvareblnb<br />
fnlHlif. -lace, a. fn'orbnnb. -sail<br />
3. fiagfegcl. -, v. n, & a. flobna; blif<br />
va qt^ar ; brBja ; forHtafig pa ; uypfb'^l<br />
la ; unberflbba ; flitta. - for one<br />
vdnta pa nagon. - out, bltfv>a ute<br />
iie fomnia beui.<br />
gnpn (oiii vinnfcr) jogn opp (iMlbt)<br />
; Stead, 3. fldae; nijtto. -, v. n. tjena<br />
ftl'rta ; btinga S bane ; letsvititn. - up, gora gogn. -fast, a. ororlig ; flanb<br />
nftig. -iness, 3. fiabigbet. -y, a<br />
ftnbig ; flanbaftig, [fiefa<br />
Steak, 3. tbttjTift?a; fotUtt. -,v.a<br />
Steal, V. a. & n. pjdia; fmyga fig.<br />
Stealth, a. plb; bemligbet. -y, a<br />
ferfiuUn,<br />
Steam, «. anga; iniuia. blast <strong>of</strong><br />
s. angfVrdn. -boat, *. angbat. -carriage,<br />
3. ongvagn. -engine, «. ang<br />
nindjin. -packet, 3. angpoteibdt<br />
-pipe, 3. angrijr. -valve, 3. angren<br />
til. -vessel, 3. ongiTcpp. -, v. «. t<br />
State,*, tillfianb, betagenbet ; fgenbom n. onga; bunfla bort.<br />
f ri« : flat, rife ; ptaft, ptfll ; rang, Vors Steatites, 3. fpcrfflen.<br />
bigb" ; fI'tnom pevfon ; fJnnbet ; b6g= Steed, s. bingf}, fiat^bdfl.<br />
mob. to Ij' in -, ligga pa parabfang. Steel, s. |}ol; bri)n|}ol; Mpen; frarb<br />
-'8-general,i. genern[|}atcrna(i S}siU -yard, s. betdnian. -, v. a. fjalfdtta<br />
lanb). -, v.a. ftobga; ftaniliaffa. -li- Steep, «. brant; brabbjup; linrijining<br />
ness, 3. flnttigbet. -ly, a. patlig; -, a. brant. -,v. a. fibpa ; biota<br />
prunfnnbe. -meut, 3. bejTaffenbft -le, s. fyrftoin. -house, s. tornbus<br />
(bi|Top(ig furfa pa fpe). -ly, aci. brant:<br />
-ness, 3. Branlbef. -y, a. brabflbct.<br />
Steer, s. tjur, fiut.<br />
Steer, v. n. & a. ftyrn, leba. -age, a.<br />
fn^rning ; flyre ; afterfpegcl,<br />
Steeving, s. bogfprijtct^ uppb'bjning.<br />
Steg, 5. gafe, ga^farl.<br />
Stegnotic, s. & a. ffoppanbe nicbel.<br />
Stellar, s. f}j«rnpri)bb ; fljcrnlif.<br />
Stellate, a. fljernfcrniig; T. ringfafr<br />
(om blab).<br />
-
Ste<br />
Stelldrion, s. tinttanbt.<br />
'4 Stellion, s. flj«tni5t>Ia.<br />
Stellionate, s. T. beCtnglig l)anitl.<br />
Stem, s. fTnm; ftjelf ; fTngtUb ; foipaf.<br />
'A -, v. «. jlfininia. -<strong>the</strong> tide, fcgin<br />
ict fil-lMlMIim.<br />
»! Stench,*. Ilnnf. -, v. a, gotn fiinfanbe.<br />
Stenography, s. fniiUffrifning.<br />
Step, s. fltg ;foi^tgnng ; trrtpvfieg ; Q'infl :<br />
Uabb <strong>of</strong>vtxft pa ninjTttnben. —, v. a.<br />
Pign ga, fFrita. , -pinff, s. fftibning.<br />
-pingstone,s. fl«n Iji^nrva man flig"<br />
fijc ntt cj blifva 'oat.<br />
Step-dame, s. en mani anttci ^nffru ;<br />
fti)fnicb«r. -danghter, s. fiyftotter.<br />
-mo<strong>the</strong>r, s. pyfinober. [bi^ngig.<br />
Stercoraceous, a. IjSrnn&e tiH gSbfel;<br />
Stercoration, 5. gl^bning.<br />
Sterile, a. efcuftOar. [(jet.<br />
Sterility, Sterileness , s. cftuftbntJ<br />
Sterilize, v. a. glita <strong>of</strong>fufibnr.<br />
Sterling, s. petting ; (£ngel(lt mljnt. -,<br />
a. iitta, ten, fann.<br />
Stern, s. T. bnfffnni ; pnn«. -chase,<br />
s. aftetfanon. -frame, s. T. rnnfongj<br />
rinimet. -po8t,s. T. baf|tdf. -most,<br />
a. iiiefl nftet ut. -age, s. nftetfpcgel.<br />
Stern, a. luor, [jnrb, fltnng; bebt<strong>of</strong>tig.<br />
-ness, s. fltiingOet ; OotbOet.<br />
Sternon, s. t)vo|iOenet.<br />
Sternutation, s. ni^gning.<br />
Stew, s. fiffbaiii; bnbfluga; jiufning.<br />
-, V. a. €t n. ftiifM; f<strong>of</strong>« tongfamt.<br />
Steward, s. fogbe ; t^<strong>of</strong>nlnflote ; foctint--<br />
r.nvc; infpeftot. -ship,*, fogbefvpla.<br />
Stews, s. pi. ()0t()uS.<br />
Stibial, a. antinicnialiff.<br />
.Stibium, s. ontiuion.<br />
Stick, s. fiipi). -, V. a. & n. genome<br />
flinga; fpetfa; fi'lla itjcp; fnflna, Inbn<br />
oib ; ffftbna qt>nr, -at, ftufta; bri;<br />
fig cm. -iness, «. flibbigljct; fegtjet.<br />
-ing, s. fJicf ning. -plaister, s. iHiifc(;»<br />
Sto 389<br />
«. fjyfning (i en innn^fjfllgbuf). -ness,<br />
s. |li)ft)et; tpunget mnnec ; cbBj(ig()et.<br />
Stifle, f. a. OnfPfl, Ohinma.<br />
Stigma, *. brdnnmncfe; ffanifldrf.<br />
-tize, V. a. bviinnmntfa ; vnnnra.<br />
Stilar, a. f/otnnbe tiff en fD(wfa«.<br />
Stile, *. fcUnfnre ; flifftntfa.<br />
Stiletto, s. flilett.<br />
Still, ad. finnu; lifi-ifil; fliffn, ftabft.<br />
- more <strong>and</strong> more, nCft met oc^ met.<br />
Still, s. (ugn : ti)f}nnb. -, a. flirtn, ro=<br />
lig ; fnffn. -born, a. biibfobb. -st<strong>and</strong>,<br />
*. flittepnnb; Ocilrt. -, v. a. fJiCfa,<br />
(iigna. -ness, *. flillOer, liign.<br />
Still, *. biftiacvfolf. -,i'. a. a n. ti=<br />
ftiffetn; bti;va. -atitious , a. brop»<br />
pnnbe; bti;panbc. -atory, «. bifiiffets<br />
plafter, (Sngelfft pinker.<br />
*. fijut. -silk, *. fyfitfe.<br />
Stickle, s. tngg. -back,*, fpigg (fifT). Stithy, *. fmebflfib; fjufbom i Ijiiben<br />
-,v. a. fScfiifto ; niebln. -r, *. nieb- ho« ernt. -, v. a. fniitn pn finb.<br />
Stiddy, *. fine; fmebja. [OntTate. Stive, V. a. floppn ; flufro.<br />
Stiff, a. fli)f ; tingjovb; tnni. -en, v. Stiver, s. fiijfset.<br />
a. & n. f}i;f»a, fldttn; fli)fna. -ener, Stoat, s. Ijetnielin.<br />
frtil.<br />
Stilt, s. ftyrra.<br />
Stimulate, v. a. teta; uppbetfn.<br />
Sting, s.fiidf;gflbb;ubb; betoib. -ray,<br />
5. en axt torfa. -, v. a. fJinga, flirfn;<br />
Stingy, a. fnnt, tatg. [fato.<br />
Stink, *. finnf. -horns, 5. pi. gifts<br />
ntutfln. -, V. n. fiinfn. -ard, *. fnu»<br />
fPig nienniffn. [infTtnnfn ; uppljctn.<br />
Stint, *. gi.in^ ;
3d0 Sto<br />
Stoccade, s. oin<strong>of</strong>lrfcning nub «tt fpetfigt<br />
Stoccado, s. fiiH i fiiftning. [fl<strong>of</strong>et.<br />
Stock, 3. Inger, fto* , finni ; fvann()iilg=<br />
tut; ftam, ITngt; p^nningcfcnb ; fSrtnb ;<br />
fnm foni (T<strong>of</strong>f i)iiu'og ; punMuifyufc:<br />
ffaft. -bill, s. noifnnf. -fish, s.<br />
fiocfpff. -gillillower, «. Uvfcja.<br />
-holder, .s. en fom eget im;(fet nftier.<br />
-jobber, «. nftieftnmnte. - <strong>of</strong> cat-<br />
tle, 5. <strong>of</strong>rel, b<strong>of</strong>fop.<br />
Stock, f . a. ferfe ; tiftn ; fnitn i ftorfen<br />
ftotfn. -ing, s. jitumva. -frame, s.<br />
fttuni).njafvacefio(. -knitter,*, rmiinv^<br />
; :<br />
ftitfnce. -mender, s. ftruinpfHuffrflii.<br />
-job, V. n. oira iiuD <strong>of</strong>lier. -s, s.pl.<br />
ftcrf lirflff ; )1evi.>6fiQ».'c[. -still, a. cci5c=<br />
I19. [lo^. -ism, *. fioif? Prnngljct.<br />
Stoic, «. en lIcifF pl<strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>. -, a. fancies<br />
Stoke, V. a. Inga ont elb.<br />
Stole, s. en flng^ vtefJerlig pti)6nnt).<br />
Stolid, a. nariflftig. -ness, s. naxu<br />
<strong>of</strong>iiijljer, luuiljet.<br />
Stomach, 3. ninge ; iiiottufi; r?tebe ; biSs<br />
.<br />
jflfe for nagot; b'ljgbtngenfjet. — , v. n.<br />
A a. (at) fcrnrgn fig bfoet; fotttijtn;<br />
gafingfl.>r)jn(tate. -pond, *. fiiTCoi<br />
-room, s. flncabstniuniflre. -, v.<br />
"utbntrii, tala (ffi^iiif u.).<br />
lagga i fottab; fi3rff ; l.ngga upp.<br />
Stomacher, s. btefilnpp.<br />
Storied, a. bet.i'tiar ; pti)bb nifb bilber<br />
Stomachful, a. I)nt6nrtcrig, fiiirfT. Stork, 5. Ilctf. -bill, *. jlctfnaf (orr).<br />
Stomachic, s. mngfi.itfanbe mebel. -, Storm, *. ftcvni , crribet; upptet; bfi<br />
a. hoconbe tiff iiiiigen.<br />
fionnning. -finch, *. tietmfagct. -<br />
StomachouB, a. fotttetlig.<br />
<strong>of</strong> rain, (Tngtegn. -, v. a. ft n. be.<br />
Stone, s. tint ; fainn (i Piffa ftufter) ftorniii flcrinn ;<br />
; rafa. -y, a. ficr<br />
fjenpafficn ; tertit^I; vngt <strong>of</strong> 8 ffalp. -, Story,*, fjifioria, fnga, berattelfe; cfani<br />
a. ften-, gjiMb flf flcn. precious -, ning; waning. -, v. a.betatta, fottolja.<br />
dbelften. -alum, s. betgnlun. -basil, Stot, *. b'lfl; ung ojr.<br />
s. timjnn. -bUnd, a. frenblinb. -blue, Stote, 4. biffer.<br />
s. binftritfelfe. -bramble, s. penhnl= Stound, *. forg ; Oapnab.<br />
Ion. -break, «. fnpott. -chat, -chat- Stour, *. befJotnining; ovafente.<br />
ter, s. I)crnfiiitp«. -crop, s. fienfcS. Stout, *. bubbeliiji. -, a. fiarf ; raffd<br />
-cutter, s. f}en()uggare ; fjenflipflre. beljjettab; »nrU. -hearted, a.<br />
-dead.a. fjenbiit. -fruit, s. ftcnfrufi ()jectab. -ness , *. mobigI)
I<br />
Str<br />
Strabism, s. iTplning.<br />
Straddle, v. n. ^uf. a. & n, fi(a; ftonin; tvingn; fpan=<br />
nn ; f i)tf}ta(f fl ; bemoba fig tjogt ; fjlite=<br />
xai ; flnmpo. -er, s. fil, burf|Tng.<br />
Strait, «. fiinb; fotdigenliet; n'oC. — ,<br />
a, tilt, rnf; tning ; flning ; frar ; f'ottto^<br />
lig. -, ad. fitftx; rnft, gent, -way,<br />
ad. gencif}. -en, v. a. t.i'ta; goto<br />
ttnng; fjracf n ; fatto i fStlfigenljet.<br />
-ness, s. tattjet, tafljct; ttnngljet;<br />
ttSngmnt; ncggtnnntjct.<br />
Strake, s. firininia; feg niclTan toenne<br />
tu-abec;bjii[pfena; bjulfpnt.<br />
Stralstein, s. {italflen.<br />
Stramineous, a. <strong>of</strong> (uiim.<br />
Str<strong>and</strong>, s. ftinnb ; fiij}. - <strong>of</strong> a cable,<br />
[ fcaniniante ; utlanbff. -ness, «. frills<br />
. Stratum,<br />
gafl, ftanininnbe ; ni;borjate.<br />
Strangle, p. a. fitl;v>n ; (\V(\fva. -s, «•<br />
pi. fimpfel (()nl^fnutnnb I)oS Ij<strong>of</strong>inv).<br />
Straugle-tore, -weed, s. to«»itfet.<br />
Strangulate, p. a. fitijpa.<br />
Strangury, s. urinflnninia.<br />
Strap, s. lobei|}tot.'p. -, v. a. pifTa<br />
iii.'t liibetrent.<br />
Strappen, s. floe, gt<strong>of</strong>Unininb foil.<br />
Strapping, a. ftot od) fJnrf.<br />
Stratagem, s. ftig^putg ; pnfunb.<br />
Stratify, v. a. (oggn l)vacftnl«.<br />
Str 391<br />
fiitgnb. -worm, s. fji5|Tnnba. -y, a.<br />
flf bnlm.<br />
Stray, *. biiftfa ; ittnnbe. — , a. ciife.<br />
fntiinbe; fistfupen. -, v. ti. ^ a. ga<br />
t?i[ff ; iita ; frcifDa onifting ; fora uilfe.<br />
Streak, *. fitedf, fltiuinia ; Ijjullijt, -,<br />
V. a. giitii fitintmig ; betci na meb fltecf.<br />
-y, a. ptimniig ; bt<strong>of</strong>ig.<br />
Stream,*, ptoni, fob; f1i)tonbe vntten<br />
s. toget, I)\.Hitf, babt.<br />
Bfyerffi-iba.<br />
Straw, s. jttS ; ()olin ; (npvti. -Lerry, Stridulous, a. fnntfanbe, fnnttnnbe.<br />
s. fntultton. -coloured, a. I)alni= Strife, s. tpi)}, ttata; tciftan, )ltibigl)et.<br />
;<br />
fitbnifma ; elbflriuuna ; [opp. -anchor,<br />
s. fJtijiniinfnt. -cable, s. nnfavttcp.<br />
-work, s. T. f<strong>of</strong>tebtuf. -, p. n. £ta.<br />
fltonima; tinnn; gora fltininiig. -er,<br />
s. flogg, innipeU -let, s. hixi. -s,<br />
a. pi. nottiTen. -y, a. fuff af fltoiii><br />
nint; fptibnnbe fltillnt.<br />
Street, s. gnta. -door, s. Ougbott<br />
(utat goton). -tune, s. gatvifn.<br />
-walker, s. gntljotn.<br />
Streight, s. ttnngt pa^.<br />
Strength, s. fll)tfrt, ttaft ; f<strong>of</strong>j^et ; fiSb ;<br />
troppnt, nianffnp. -en, v.a.ftn. fiiiv*<br />
fn, bcfaftn; beftti'ftn; fa nieta ftnftet.<br />
Strenuity, s. tappctljet.<br />
Strenuous, a. tnf!, bcbjcitnb; nitifT.<br />
Streperous, *. btafanbe, fnattonte.<br />
Stress, 5. eftcttti)(f, uigt; (jufyubfnf,<br />
bufuubpunft ; fiytfa.<br />
Stretch , s. V'ibb<br />
; fiiadfa fitficf ning ; ;<br />
inagt ; nnfitongning ; bfiietfpnnning. to<br />
ffirbet. -, V. 71. fltnntrt.<br />
put upon <strong>the</strong> -, "fivacfa pa pinOrtna<br />
Strange, a. unbeilig ; faUfani ; o)?nnIig fen. -, v.a. & n. ;<br />
ftva'ffa; utlnnja; lit.<br />
btetfl; fpanna; iifverffrita ; flvacfa fig.<br />
fiiuiljet ; faUfinnigljet. -r, «. ftfimling, Stretcher, 5. jetn atl gbra naget jcnini<br />
vib ; tvectva ; tacfjn-n.<br />
Striae, s. atcct ; vanbcv i viffa ftffffat.<br />
Striate , a. flriinniig ; fovfebb nieb fniS<br />
Strich, s. natiugtn. [nbver.<br />
Stricken, a. - in years, nlbeiftigen.<br />
Strickle, s. fltijfita.<br />
Strict, a. fiarf ; grannfngn ; nogvafnnb ;<br />
ffflrp; uttti)cflig. -ness, s. fltnngl)et;<br />
nog()et. -ure, *. fannnanbtagning<br />
faftn ribtbtnnbe.<br />
Stride, s. langt JJeg ; fftitt. -, v. n. H<br />
a. ff tf f>:n ; tagn iSngn fleg ; fta btcbbent
392 Str<br />
-ful, a. ftribig; trotgitig.<br />
Strig, s. flj«lf (af fcufi).<br />
Strigment, s. <strong>of</strong>fTflf.<br />
Strigose, a. T. foiii f)nt jciiin Oorf}.<br />
Strike, s. flvvftra; fnt««matt (bufljd)<br />
ftttmnnt ncfnnfce ntt nrbeto.<br />
Strike, v.a.Qn. fltijfci; flo; belnggn nicli:<br />
b«togn ; inpnigia ; mljntn ; nflntfoiimia ;<br />
flvi)fa tiff; fi'om eiiiot; inttorn ; ti)(fa^:<br />
i?ara (iipff. - at, flora onfnff ^'rt ; ntngn<br />
fig. - in with, (In in tiieb ; fniiininn=<br />
ttciffn. - <strong>of</strong>f, nfiTnfpo; iifl)ugga; uvp=<br />
I)flfra. -out, utplnnn; rifa iit; fomiiin<br />
i Ijiifet. - <strong>the</strong> .s<strong>and</strong>s, fltanbn. -<br />
through, jliia ftniii ; v'\\a fig. - up,<br />
fFiljfl. [f. a. gernvnnbig; fl5.<br />
Stripe, 5. tanb, flriiimta; fifing. -,<br />
Stripling, s. i;ng(ing.<br />
Strive, v. n. jlrnfya ; tcifla ; twflo.<br />
Strobil, s. toit, fotte.<br />
Strokal, s. T. HUxix. [fan.<br />
Stroke, s. flag; fifing; psnnbrng; s>ix=<br />
Stroke, v.a.^\)x\a, fnicfa ; flappa nieb<br />
I)an^e^. -sman, s. frrinifla vobbaren.<br />
Stroll, s. utfart; proiuenab. -, v. n.<br />
fav^ng om fling ; i?anbrfiI)itod) bit. -er,<br />
s. (anbf}n;fnre.<br />
Strong, a. fJnrf; tatrif; fafl ; be.<br />
fnflob; hfiflig; nitifF; flicflig ; funb,<br />
friiT; ijorbfuirtlt; frnftig, iniifiig. -colour,<br />
s. miirf ffirg. -meat , s. mat.<br />
Stroop, s. fivnpe. [-ness, *. fiijrftt.<br />
Strop, s. (5rig«[; (lingo.<br />
Strophe, s. fii<strong>of</strong>, ver^rab.<br />
Strow, f. Strew.<br />
:<br />
Stu<br />
Structure, «. bijggnab ; byggnnb^arl<br />
ffapnat).<br />
Struggle , J. ffretanbf ; beniobnnbi<br />
fJiib. -,v. n. flrdfija ; df (afi ; arbeU<br />
fduipn nub.<br />
Struma, s. ()al^f5rtlnrna^ ftiulfnab.<br />
Strumous, a. fom Ijac fvuffnab i I)ati<br />
Strumpet, s. gotl)ora. [fiirtfornl<br />
Strut,*, fpvfittnnbe; flelt gnng. -,v.i<br />
ga pn «tt tilTgjcrbt fdtt; fprdtta.<br />
Stub,s. fiubbe. -nail, 5. <strong>of</strong>bruten fpi<br />
-, V. a. utrota ; ftubba. -bed, «. trull<br />
big, flubbig. -by, a. flubbig ; unbe'<br />
frtifig. [flubnfe!<br />
Stubble, s. ftubb pa nfcrn. -field,<br />
fp«ia upp ; fla. - up a bargain, iTutr, Stubborn, a. Ijnrbnacfab; envi^ flont<br />
;<br />
ntfotb. -up one's heels, (In itull en. <strong>of</strong>lig; fii;f.<br />
[tura<br />
-r, «. iTngsfiiinpf. [fiinte; fortaiiniibf. Stucco, s. fludf (ett flag* gipf), fl"*t. -y,<br />
ftaiig; fli;mpoD.<br />
Stun, V. a. b<strong>of</strong>va ; forPnna.<br />
Stunt, f. n. & a. t)inbra i VdxKn.<br />
Stupe, s.varmt omflag; babbning. -,v.<br />
a. idgga \>nrnit cnijlag. [befJotfning.<br />
Stupefaction, «. fdn«IeI6*t){t; I^dpnnD,<br />
;<br />
.
Stu<br />
Stupefactive, a. biSfi'ante.<br />
Stupendous, a. fctuannnte; oBrtnlig;<br />
f6itincciingv>iitb.<br />
Stupid, a. tunt ; biSffab ; gc<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Stupidity, s. buinl)ft; bum fijrBoning.<br />
Stupify, V. a. b<strong>of</strong>pa; fi?tt)nna.<br />
Stupor, *. bPdlo ; forfnning.<br />
Stuprate, v. a. ffnnbn, ft.infa.<br />
Stiad}-, a. ftatf, ftiff ; Ijiil^itnttig ; bru<br />
Stuiireon, s. poc (plT). [flig; ftucpf.<br />
Sunk, s. flut.<br />
Stutter, I'. «. ftontinn.<br />
Stj', s. fv>inl)ug, frinflin ; t?nget Jj5 ogflt.<br />
-, V. a. I'rtttrt vo fiio-<br />
Stygian, a. flijgifj, bjcf>>iil|T; ftiitanbe.<br />
Style, s. fiifr, griff«t; f}i(; taUf.itt; ti--<br />
lol; ntan«t;viflitt;gr<strong>of</strong>(}i(fe[; J", fiolv*.<br />
-, V. a. tnUa, tituletn.<br />
Styloltate, s. T. velntfot.<br />
Stj-ptic, a. bfobfiillanbe; piiuiinnbe.<br />
Suasion, s. '6fvntalanbe.<br />
Suasive, a. 'ifvntaiantx.<br />
Suavity, s. (jufligOet, OfOflgtigOet.<br />
Subact, P-. a. bcrebn ; unbecfuftm.<br />
Subaction, s. unbctfiifyanbe.<br />
Subalmoner,«. vice fnttigfi5re|}Sn&nre.<br />
Subalpine, a. nebnnfiii; 3tlpetnn.<br />
Subaltern, s. fuOaltetn<strong>of</strong>ficec. -, a.<br />
unrfv!Hif>:anbe. [-ly? arf. tcxetVM^.<br />
Subalternate, a. cm?erlnnbe; vixtU.<br />
Subbrigadier, s. unbctbrigabiet.<br />
Subcelestial, a. joibiff.<br />
Subchanter, s. vicffanrot.<br />
Subcommittee, s. anbetutffott.<br />
Subconstellation, ». fljernfcKb <strong>of</strong> an=<br />
bva rangen., [bjefne.<br />
Subdeacon, s. unbeicbiflconug, unbet=<br />
Subdecuple, a. fom innel)atter ?n bsl<br />
af 10.<br />
Subdelegate, 5. vice fuffinagtig. -, a.<br />
luiCevfovorDnnb. -, '. a. fbcerbna i fiit<br />
Subdititious, a. focfolflfnb. [flalfe.<br />
Subdiversify, v. a. niangfnlbign.<br />
Subdivision, s. mbnrc inbftning.<br />
Subduct, u. a. unbnnbtaga ; fubtro^ern.<br />
-ion, s. unbanbtngning; fubtraftion.<br />
Subdue, V. a. uima ; unbetfufoa ; tiiftn.<br />
Subduer, s. cv<strong>of</strong>varo.<br />
Subduple, Subduplicate, a. Ijnlf.<br />
Sub 393<br />
Suberic, a. — acid, «. fotffi)tn.<br />
Subfusk, a. bunfelbtun. [i»n.<br />
Subhastation, s. T. oudion infSt tat»<br />
Sub-infeudation, s. bdnning meb <strong>of</strong><br />
en annan unbfabt Ifin.<br />
Subltaneous, a. \slotSUQ- <strong>of</strong>oruiobab.<br />
Subjacent, a. unbertybonbe.<br />
Subject, s. unbetfate ; fiiiinr, fubjeff. -,<br />
a. unbevgifcen ; vligtig ; bSjb fijr.<br />
Subject, f.a. unbettnggn ; unbevfiifvo.<br />
-ion,i. unbetbnnigOet; lybncib. -ive,<br />
a. pftfonlig, fubjeftic; gcunbnb i ett<br />
Subjoin, V. a. bifoga. [fubj«ft.<br />
Subjugate, v. a. unbetfufen.<br />
Subjunction, s bifogaiibe.<br />
Subjunctive, s. bi[nga; T. fonjunftie.<br />
-, a. bifcgab. [fnHtf.<br />
Sublapsary, a. T. ffebb «ft«t fi)nbn=<br />
Sublation, s. borttnganbc.<br />
Sublevation, *. iipv')i-'jning-<br />
Sublieutenant, s. unberlojtnnnt.<br />
Subligation, s. unbecbinbning. [tab.<br />
Sublimate, s. fublimat. -, a. fubliuie»<br />
Sublimation, s. fublimering ; f'otnbs<br />
ling.<br />
Sublime, a. bog jjit; bet fubliiiia. -,<br />
a. inagtffijn; fublim ; fiolt. -, v. a.<br />
fovb'ojn ; fubliiueto.<br />
Sublimity, s. (jiSgljet ; fotttriff (igf)ft.<br />
Sublunary, a. unbet iiinnen; jotbiff.<br />
Submerge, Submerse, v. a. nebfnns<br />
fa ; l^fiietfvnimnia. [tjena.<br />
SuLministrate, f.a. & n. fotfe nieb;<br />
Submiss, a. obnijuf; unberbnnig.<br />
-ion, s. unbergifrenljet. -ive, o.<br />
vi5rbfniii.<br />
.Submit , V. a. d n. iinberfftjln ; g'otn<br />
liigvt; beiiifi'ifffi; unbergtfpn fig.<br />
Submultiple , a. tot fom flera ganger<br />
innelinttf^ i ett annnt; uton tefi.<br />
Subnasceut, a. fom onycr up)) nebnn*<br />
Suboctave, s. unbet<strong>of</strong>topen. [iftan<br />
Suboctuple, a. Qltonbebelg.<br />
Subordinate, v. a. unberfnfto. -, a.<br />
unbetorbnafi. [j^itfa.<br />
Suborn, v. a. fotfotn ; unbccflitfa ; bes<br />
Suborner, s. fiSifStare, upvb<strong>of</strong>ioman.<br />
Subpoena, «. flnmning sib vite. -,<br />
V. a. ftauiiiia vib vitt.
394 Sub<br />
SuTj quadruple, a. fjnbtbcW.<br />
Subquintuple, a. femtctel^.<br />
Subramose, a. gtenig.<br />
Subreader, s. fotelnfnte.<br />
Subrector, s. fubreftot, ficerfftor.<br />
Snbreptitious, a. foni tx\)aW\\i genom<br />
fnllT uppgift. [gen etf, nnget<br />
Subrogate, v. a. gifpn i fJnffet nf nn:<br />
Subscribe, v. a. «J n. untnffrifrn, un.<br />
lecietfnn; (to) bifiiffn ; fubfftibetn. -r,<br />
s. untert«(fnate; fubpfribent.<br />
Subscription, s. unbetfftift; ifa^n^i;<br />
fufcffttpiion.<br />
Subsection, *. unbernfttlning.<br />
Subsequent, a. vafiSljanbe. -ly, ad.<br />
fcbcvmern. [lig.<br />
Subserve, c.a. tjcnntiff; tjota beOjelp=<br />
Subsextuple, a. fjette6«[«.<br />
Subside, v. n. fjunfn; minfTn« ; fatta<br />
ut(Dni ftroiiiiiint). -ncy, s. fjunfning.<br />
Subsidiary, «. & s. unberflotonbe;<br />
fubfi^ie. subsidiaries, s. pi. I^jelp:<br />
Subsidize, v. a. Icnina fubfibiet nt.<br />
Subsidy, s. fenttibution, beriUning.<br />
subsidies, «. pi. fubfibiet.<br />
Subsign, V. a. unbcrterfno.<br />
Subsist, V. n. & a. (on) Pota, befi.i,<br />
bnf>^a beftSnb; baff" fin utfciiifl ; nnrn<br />
fig ; nnrn, untcrbnHn. -ence, *. bf=<br />
flnnb ; iinb«tl)Qir. -ent, a. beftaenbe,<br />
vxitnnte.<br />
Substance, s. fubfJnng, tjafenbe; bet fcr=<br />
iinnifinnf nagot; uppeljriffe; BJttli9t)et;<br />
egcbflnr.<br />
Substantial, 5. ^ufpubpunft. -, a. tn=<br />
fcnf tlig : b.ntanbe ; fnft ; fijriiiogen ;<br />
fjclffl.inMg. [I^.inb.<br />
Substantiality, *. \jafenbf(igl)«t ; »nl=<br />
Substantialness, s. fa|}I;et, vataftig=<br />
b?t. [piffl.<br />
Sub&tantiate, v. a. gotn cerflig; bt=<br />
Substantive, s. fubflontiv. -,a. fjelf=<br />
ftrintifl; fubfiontipiflP.<br />
Substitute, s. fubfiitut, Pifntie. -, v.<br />
a. fiittii i en annnn* finite ; fbtbota.<br />
Substract, f. a. nfbtng«; fubirnOero.<br />
-ion, s. bcrtingnnbe ; fubttnftion.<br />
Substructure, *. gtunbool.<br />
Sue<br />
Subsult, V. n. boppa cmfring.<br />
Subtend, u. a. firfirfa fig unbet.<br />
Subtense, *. T. tbnbin^.<br />
Subterfluous, a. font fliuet inuntet.<br />
Subterfuge, s. untpi)f r ; f orefonbning<br />
Subterraneous, a. unterjcrtiff.<br />
Subtile, a. fin ; bebnnbig ; gencmttnn<br />
ganbe ;<br />
fpetsf untig.<br />
Subtility, s. tunnbet ; ifnrvfinnigfjer.<br />
Subtilize, u.a. & n. geta tunnat<br />
finate ; >?.irn fpeisfunbig.<br />
Subtle, a. (lug, fctflagen. -ty, s. (i^<br />
Subtract, v. a. afbtngn, fubltal)et0<br />
-ion, s. fubttnfticn.<br />
Subtrahend, s. tnl font fFaD trnga<br />
fnin ftt nrinnt ftorce.<br />
Subtriple, a. ttebjebel«.<br />
Suburb, s. forjinb, malm, -an, a. ii<br />
bDggntf i en forftiib.<br />
Sub ventaneous, a. Ijnctornnbe <strong>of</strong> uinb<br />
fnf.ing; cfcufibnt. [fijiflbcing<br />
Subversion, s. fnflanbe bfpet ii<br />
Subvert, f . a. fijrftoni, cnifJ6tta.<br />
Subvicar, s. unbetpifrttie.<br />
Subworker, s. bnnbtliingate.<br />
Succedaneous, a. foin fnn ni)ttjag<br />
ftrtffet for ett annat.<br />
Succeed, v. n. eflerfetjn ; fonima n.if<br />
eftet ; rirfVM ; U)dai ; pinna fin onitan<br />
-ent, a. piifijljnnbe, efter=.<br />
Success, s. ftniiigang ; litia. -ful, a<br />
(iicflig. -ion,s. otf; foljb; eftctitii<br />
belfe. -ive, a. utnn uppfTcf ; pi<br />
Oparanbtn fbljnnbe. -ively, aJ. eftr<br />
I)pnrnnbta. -or, s. efterttiitate, orf.<br />
Pinge.<br />
Succidnous, a. affalfonbe (om tbf).<br />
Succinate, s. T. bernpenfurt fnlr.<br />
Succinct, a. fott; nii'tt; bcpcrnge n<br />
tiffretg. -ly, a. nieb fa otb. -nesSi<br />
a. fortljet ; ^opttangb fli(.<br />
Succory, s. ciforietct. [v. n. bifiS*<br />
Succour,*, bjelp, biflanb; l)jelpace.<br />
Succous, a. fafiig. [Ii<br />
Succulent, a. fafiig. -ness, s. fafiig*<br />
Such, pr. faban, fdtane; fa. - <strong>and</strong> -,<br />
en Pip.<br />
Suck,s.fiigning:niii3tf. -,«'.a.e^
Sue<br />
i «. tanglafe. -er,s. tiOatn;fu9nre ; vip ;<br />
l)um^'l)jccta ; imttenqvif}; tctiTett po elt<br />
\ txUb. -ing, 5. fugning. -bottle,*.<br />
! nnvv,<br />
^iI)ot^. -le, v. a. tagga, gifra<br />
ti. -ling, s. bii'ggan&e; Mlaiii, tifiitf;<br />
Sucket, s. fodEeriMiitt. [lelning.<br />
Suction, s. fugning.<br />
Sud, ?. fapKtaer.<br />
Sudation, s. fosttning.<br />
Siidiitory, s. fontbaB.<br />
Sudden, a. vtot^lig. on a-, plot^iU<br />
gen. -ness, s. <strong>of</strong>etmobtigljet.<br />
Sudorific, a. foettl'tifonnte.<br />
Sudorous, a. fv^cttig.<br />
Suds, .t. pi. fdpvotten ; lut. * to be in<br />
tlie -, vava i ttiiingfel.<br />
Sue, f. n. it a. Ingforo, fliiiiima ; Iog=<br />
ligen crljnlla; anljnffa.<br />
Suet, s. talg, njutriilg. -y, a. ta(gig.<br />
Sutler, V. n. & a. iiia, unbcrgn fltnff;<br />
unigiilin; tnla, utOarba. -able, a.<br />
bc.i'glig; tilfatlig. -ance, s. talamob ;<br />
libnnbe; tiaaif(f«.<br />
[^ciM.<br />
Suffice, f. n. & a. xMa lilt; tifffreb^^<br />
Sufficiency, s. Ijogbtngenljct ; ti(fia(f=<br />
Uglier. [Inggiff-<br />
Sufficient, a. fuKfomtig ; tiatncflig;<br />
Sufflation, s. uppblS^ning.<br />
Suffiicate, V. a. qijafiia.<br />
Suffocation, s. qv<strong>of</strong>ning, qvnf.<br />
Sutfocative, n. qvHifi^anbe.<br />
Suffragan, s. lybtniTcv, vice biiTop.<br />
Suffragate, v. n. bfi^etcnsftiimma.<br />
Suffrage, s. t<strong>of</strong>t; bifatf, giaanbe.<br />
Suffuse, V. a. '6fi>etgjuta, fptiba '<strong>of</strong>vct.<br />
Suffusion, s. bfoergjutning ; tobnab.<br />
Sug, s. Ijarfot.<br />
Sugar, s. foier. -box, -dish, s. fuv<br />
rfcrb<strong>of</strong>a. -c<strong>and</strong>y, s. fnnbernbt fodfet.<br />
-cane, «. fcrfettbt. -house, s. foifev;<br />
t)ruf. -loaf, 5. foicitev'p. -plums,<br />
5. /)/. fotfetdctet. -refiner, 5. foiers<br />
fjiitiite. -, f . a. fotfva.<br />
Suggest, v. a. ingifsa, fijcefin, taia.<br />
-ion, s. ingifyanbe.<br />
Suicide, s. fjelfinovb; fjetfmorbnice.<br />
Suit, s. rattjgnng; b'on, b«gnvan; upv=<br />
rattning ; vafoljb ; fntg ; gnvniti)r ; f atg :<br />
ling; tlcicnina; folje. -at law, s.<br />
Sun 395<br />
Vtocf^. -, V. a, & n. fortero; (with,<br />
to) nnpo, fUibn tiiil, v<strong>of</strong>fn; ffiin fig.<br />
-able , a. pnfianbe, (finiplig. -er, s.<br />
tjenflf<strong>of</strong>anbe; frinre ; upptinftnvc.<br />
Sulcated, a. fnrab, gtopnb.<br />
Sulk, V. n. VMta butter, -y, a. v^refig.<br />
Sull, s. ptog. -paddle, s. piogfijert.<br />
Sullen, a. butter, onb ; obbjlig ; bi;fler.<br />
ness, s. fbciretligbet ; etn?ig()et ; onbfFci.<br />
Sully, V. a. bepriifa, fniutfa.<br />
Sulpliate, s. T. fp<strong>of</strong>pelfurt fait.<br />
Sulphour,s. fVHifv^el. -wort,s. fpinfens<br />
fal. -ate, a. ferfatt mcb fpnffcl.<br />
Sulphureous, a. f\><strong>of</strong>pctaftig. -ness,<br />
s. fv<strong>of</strong>)relaftig()et.<br />
Sulphury, a. fv>nfetnftig. [flint.<br />
Sultan, 5. futtnn. -flower,*. bcsjuinnSs<br />
Sultana, s. fultnninna.<br />
Sultry, a. b<strong>of</strong>I)et, qfiiimig.<br />
Sum, s. fammnnbtng ; fuiuiun ; X(y\., ntii<br />
tai ; bbgfia grnb. in -, meb fn orb. -,<br />
V. a. €t n. (up) fumniera; upprepa;<br />
intra fuffjabrab.<br />
Sumach, s. fuinaf (ffirgtrnb).<br />
Sumless, a. orafnelig.<br />
Summarily, ad. fetttigen.<br />
Summary, «. fort begrcpp, famman*<br />
brag. -, a. fuiuinarifT.<br />
Summer,s.foiiiiHar;for^bjelfe. -house,<br />
s. lufibuS. -set, s. fiitterbi;ttn. -solstice,*,<br />
foinniarfolflnnb. -, p.n, &a.<br />
vnflaS ijftjer fomniaren ; titfbringa fout«<br />
Jiiaren, fomva. [torn ; T. fnapp.<br />
Summit,*, bet <strong>of</strong>oerfia pS nngot; fpetS,<br />
Summon, v. a. fjamuta; uppforbrn (en<br />
fiiftning) ; upptacfa ; uppniana. -s, *.<br />
pi. flauining; upjimaning. -er, *. po»<br />
litiebeijcnt. [fnbef.<br />
Sumpter,*. tro^Oafl. -saddle, *.pa(f»<br />
Sumptuary, a. fom angar i;ppigOet;<br />
praftig.<br />
Sumptuosity, *. f<strong>of</strong>}bar()Ct, ytaft.<br />
Sumptuous, a. f<strong>of</strong>ibar, i;ppig. -ness,<br />
*. i)ppig()et.<br />
Sun, *. fo(, fotffen, -beam,*. folflrSte.<br />
-day, *. fenbng. -dew, *. bnggbrt.<br />
-dial, *. foli^ifare. -fish,*, tjcijl; (jaj.<br />
-flower, *. fotblomuta. -rise, *. fo»<br />
len^uppgang; ijpec. -set, *. fclen*
396 Sun<br />
neSergnng ; V'fftft. -shine, «. follleii<br />
gcb li)da. -, v. a. folo, fattfl i fo(fn.<br />
Sunder, ad. fijntet. -, v. a. fonbvo.<br />
Sundries, s. pi. tiv^ctfe ; ftniiit>ator.<br />
Sundry, a. f,lrfTi(^, nilTiaig; flero.<br />
Sunless, a. mlitf. [fotffenet.<br />
Sunny, a. flat, lijfflnbe, foiii liggcr i<br />
Sup, «. fup. -, f. a. fuprt ; fpifa nf=<br />
tcnmaltib.<br />
Superable, a. <strong>of</strong>vtwinntlig.<br />
Superabound, v. n. Bfi?erRi)ba.<br />
Superaboundance, s. <strong>of</strong>verflot.<br />
Superaboundant, a. bfptrflL^bnnfce.<br />
Superadd, v. a. tiUnggn. -ition, s.<br />
tiai>fning, lifffaig.<br />
Superannuate, a. fotalbrnb.<br />
Superannuation, s. vnnf6r()et.<br />
Superb, a. l\i5gforbig ; vtntiig, flStlig.<br />
-lily, s. vrngtliljn.<br />
Supercargo, s. fatgnbbr.<br />
Supercelestial, a. i5fviet()iminel[!.<br />
Supercharged, a. cfretlnflnb.<br />
Superchery, s. bebvngtri.<br />
Supercilious, a. Oogmobig, trotfnnbe.<br />
-ness, s. f}clil)ft. [p(nnto.<br />
Supercrescence, s, 6fv
Sup<br />
nnijot. -, a. bebjcinbc, obinjuf.<br />
Supplicate, f . a, bbuijuft fconf<strong>of</strong>fn, nn^<br />
Supplication, s. nnfi3fning, fupplif.<br />
Supplicatory, a. bonfr.ltnnte.<br />
Supply, «. an|Tag ; IjjeU'fiinbning. -,<br />
V. a. cvfiittn Oriflen i nagot; gifvn, foi-=<br />
ffnffa.<br />
Support, s. bifJanb, unbetfiob ; ftijtta ;<br />
unberljalt. -, v. a. unberl)alln ; utijnt:<br />
ba; unbfvfi'oba. -able, a. bvnglig, libs<br />
lig. -er,5. unbcrOnHate; capenljaKate<br />
; :<br />
pb, botb^fot.<br />
Snpposal, s. fotutfnttning ; f otutebnn<br />
Suppose, V. a. iiiena, tii'nfa.<br />
Supposition, s. fijnitfrittning ; unbets<br />
fJitfning ; fijtniobnn ; I)i)pote^.<br />
Supposititious, a. fotment; fovceylab<br />
I oiifia. -ness, s. f'otoeyling.<br />
Suppositive, a. fevutfatt, fSirmobab.<br />
Suppository, s. fJoIviH.<br />
Suppress, V. a. bainvn, nfffaffn. -ion,<br />
s. boljanbe ; unberm;(fanbf.<br />
Suppurate, v.n.&a.
398 Sus<br />
;<br />
; :<br />
Snscitation, s. uvpviiitlft.<br />
Suspect, a. iiiiftanft. -, s. iiiiftnnfa.<br />
- , V. n. ft a. iniftnnfn, ini^tto, betti«<br />
fla. -ful, a. ini^tonffnm.<br />
Suspend, v. a. upvOn«9«; uiH'ffuto,<br />
flfbtyrn ; nffntta yo W^ tit); btarfbnnb.<br />
Suspense, s. ti?if»et, cbet1"'fti'iil)«t<br />
bctftl'C, nn'iing, [ifgiiipDel.<br />
Susurrate, v. n. futtn.<br />
Susurration, s. fei (, futtning.<br />
Sutler, s. iiinrfftentnte.<br />
Suttle-weight, s. iiftfot^igt.<br />
Suture, .t. Ivovfiienbe <strong>of</strong> f.n (()0g fnltiT.) ;<br />
l.inf bet Xi^'d ben fotcnaS.<br />
Swab, s. i.'i)Ta af gniiinia(t tagsitfe. -,<br />
V. a. PiiTii, annttn ; T. fvoln. -ber, s.<br />
tnjiiipcjfe, tndfnabb.<br />
Swad, s. ffita. [t?cp; bifrnriu.<br />
n. ftnriiin, ffo>fn«, Bft7erfx»aiiimflg. •<br />
up, flnngn fig upp.<br />
Swart, Swarth, a. fcflrlbtun, fd<br />
bninB ; prcfig. -, v. a. fpatta. -<br />
i<br />
f»^nt[brun ; odidflig.<br />
Swartish, a. fvnrtlntt.<br />
uvp)Ti>f- -, a. uppbnngb; tcifiietnftiij. Swash, s. brufnn&e (<strong>of</strong> tintten).<br />
Suspension,*, uwbangning; uvpjT<strong>of</strong> Swash, p. w. fciralpo, plflffn- -er, s<br />
ftiUefianD. [gnnte. ficrfTiDtflte. [linDn. -,<br />
Suspensory, s. bradEbanb. -, a. ()an= Swa<strong>the</strong>, a. fnrfpe fern (igger cdj terfag<br />
Suspicion, s. iiii^tnnfe, iiii^ttoenfce. Swathing, s. Untning. -b<strong>and</strong>, s<br />
Suspicious, a. nii^tfinffniii, iniptfinft. lintn, binteJ.<br />
-ness, s. iiii^tnnffnml)ft, iiiifttoenbe. Sway,s. magt,'<br />
Suspiral, «. luftljal; fatmUlning i t'6t.<br />
Suspiration, s. fucfning.<br />
Suspire, v.n. furfn. [tetftobn ; uibntba.<br />
Sustain, v. a. unbft()<strong>of</strong>fii, nnra ; un=<br />
Sustenance, Sustentation, s. un=<br />
fJijta ; ffringo ; t<strong>of</strong>ca<br />
biffa (upp).<br />
Sweal, V. n. a a. fmaHo; f5tbrnni<br />
Swear, v. n. d a. efcligtn inn^gn, f lU<br />
pligta fig gencin cB; toga et <strong>of</strong>, befporj<br />
en ; foiito, bccijtfl.<br />
Sweat, s. fr«tt, otbete, iiiBbn ; utbunft<br />
ning. -, v. n, & a. foettog; otbfto<br />
fpetto. -iness , a. ft)ettig()rir<br />
ligbet. -y, a. foettnnte ; beffnrlii<br />
Sweep , s. fctore ; fopning ; f3c<br />
ning ; cmlopp, inebfblje ; fingg. -net<br />
s. foepnot, -stake, *. vri« »?itfnp<br />
lopning. -stakes, s. pi. fopplopp<br />
ning. -, v. a. & n. fepo, firipa; bov<br />
ri)(fa; fitijfo ; ffijnbn; ptunfa. -er, .<br />
fopate, ffjflte, ffotflentiftjrtrc. -ings<br />
s. pi. fepoc; filfpan; fpilToge. -y, a<br />
fpepnnte.<br />
Sweet, s. fotmn, angennmbet, rijfpecf<br />
fig. -er, s. fiotiTcytor*.<br />
fomnge (fuufotb). - , a. fot; i^rilluf<br />
Swain, s. fye n, ijngling ^etbe ;<br />
; cilffate<br />
-mote, s. jTog^Ciiitt.<br />
Swale, f. n. fmaUn^ ui)|), bcinna.<br />
tonbe; roifet; gcbbjcrtab ; Ijuflig j be<br />
boglig ; fciff ; lUf lobifT. -bag,s.<br />
fubbe. -ball, s. fpoiitpb<strong>of</strong>o. -bread<br />
Swallet, s. grDpi>ntten.<br />
Swallow, s. fualfl; fvalg, bctttndjf}<br />
j.fntfbra^. -briar,*. v'ilb rc^.-bro<br />
5. Ijung. -flag, -rush, s. tnliiiu^<br />
cjup. -tait, «. 7". ctt utnnuftf i ffifls -gale, s. pcrg. -grass, s. ffllntuS<br />
ningnt; bjclfbnnt. -wort, s. frnfort.<br />
-, V. a. fiHiljn, flufa; tagn till fig<br />
-gtun, s. (Totioyfobo. -heart, s. <strong>of</strong>:<br />
fPore. -herbs,*.^/. gtijnf<strong>of</strong>et. -John/<br />
s. borPnegliffl. -meat, s. fotferb<strong>of</strong>elfii<br />
-root,*, (flfci^tot. -William,*. bctfM<br />
nejlifo; morfvin. -willow, *. jolf}»r.<br />
-, V. a. & n. foifotnin, forfro, niilbra,<br />
blih'Q fet. -ing,».3c()annisinp(
Swe<br />
fodiin, ljuf[ig[)et, jiiilb()et.<br />
Swell, s. fvnU, fufittning; 6(nfn. -, >.<br />
a. & n. uv'l'blaffl; forlifa ; ffllUnrt; fc<br />
putff ut. -ing, «. funCning, foullnab,<br />
fv>ulft. white -, Utfpamp. -, a.<br />
;<br />
fpriUnnbe, fvulflig. [\?a ; para \)t\. a. fiSifebb nieb fvioct).<br />
Swelter, v. a. & n. totfa; t<strong>of</strong>trt; qtinfs Sybarite, s. fybaiit ; tefling.<br />
Sweltriness, s. t<strong>of</strong>ljettn.<br />
Sybaritic, a. I)'i}g|l saaufltg.<br />
Sweltry, a. t<strong>of</strong>()et.<br />
Sycamore, s. niuUbritsjifon. [ning.<br />
Swepe, s. Hipp. [minffa^; flotttn. Syllabication, s. b<strong>of</strong>fjnftjering, fJafs<br />
Swerve, f. n, <strong>of</strong>pifa ; flri)fa omfcing Syllable, s. fi<strong>of</strong>vHlfe. -, v, «. fJnfwn,<br />
Swift, 5. flvoinfaira ; ringfvnln ; eMo.<br />
-, «. fnnOb, (uillig, fnatbenfigen lill.<br />
-foot, -heeled, a. fnobbfctab. -inglines,<br />
s. T. fvigttinot:. -ness, s.<br />
fnattl)et. [fupa; fugn.<br />
Swig, s. bugtig flunt. -, v. n. & a.<br />
Swill, s. fTulct; en gob ftunf. -, v. a.<br />
ft n. (Tufa i fig.<br />
Swim, s. fif!b[afa. -, v. n. finiina,<br />
»ara pott ; ()nfv»a i5fi>ci:p[6B nf. -miug,<br />
5. fiiiining ; foimning. -<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> head,<br />
feitibef. -place, s. babfl.iffe. -ming-<br />
ly, ad. lyrfligl.<br />
Swindler, s. liflig bcbrngate.<br />
Swiue,5. foin. -, a. fyinnfiig. -hread,<br />
s. fDflani. -crue, -hull, -sty, s.<br />
fvinftin. -grass, s. trfltiivgrag. -herd,<br />
s. fv)inl)ette. -pipe, s. trap, ftniii^fa;<br />
get. -pox, s. finnfoppot.<br />
Swing, s. gungning, fsang ; ftitt lovp;<br />
gunga. -wheel, s. fvni"ngning«l)jut.<br />
-, V. a. & n. fonnga, fningn; bongla;<br />
gunga. [nuB pifTa.<br />
Swinge , V. a. fuinga ; vif!a ; fninffa<br />
Swinish, a. fwinaf tig gem«n.<br />
;<br />
Swipes, s. bSligt f\.>ngbrirfa.<br />
Sw itch, s. fijij ; fpatfevpiff a. -, v. a.<br />
ba\a meb fpo.<br />
[nitffjnfe.<br />
Swivel, s. ring()flfe, nidfljafe. -gun, s.<br />
Swobber, s. fTepP^g<strong>of</strong>fe.<br />
Swoling, s. ovegionb.<br />
Swoon, 5. bSning, finmning. -, v. n.<br />
(away) bana, fvniiima.<br />
Syn 399<br />
foarbfejnrc. -fish,s.foavbfii|I. -girdle,<br />
s. unrjgeOfing. -grass, s. fv>rirbgUl.<br />
ja. -hilt, s. tifirjfalle. -knot, s. t?iirj»<br />
banb. -law, «. naftatt. -shell, s.<br />
fiicf biab. -sliper, s. f<strong>of</strong>irbfejare. -ed,<br />
uttala.<br />
Syllogism, s. flutfatg, fotnuft^frut.<br />
Syllogistical, a. fytTogifiij?.<br />
Syllogize, v. n. gora jlutfatfet.<br />
Sylph, s. fijif, lufrnnbf. -ide, s. fi)U<br />
fib, Oonan tiff fijlf. [gig.<br />
Sjivan, s. ffog^gub, ffogStn. -, a. (Io«<br />
Symbol, 5. tecfen, lUfirfe; lijfen; finne*<br />
bilb. -ical, a, fyniboIifF. -ization,<br />
s, fijrcfJaffning unbec bilbcr. -ize, v.<br />
)nBicug.<br />
Synod, a. vrePmiitt; fi;nob. -ic, a.<br />
Swoop, s. «n r<strong>of</strong>fagel^ flaenbe \>a rcf; fvnobiff. [big.<br />
: vi«t. -, V. a. d n. tifpa tia fig |Ta net Synonymal, ; Sj'nonymous, a. lifti;j<br />
(om t<strong>of</strong>fSglat) ; ijf»etfalla.<br />
Synonyme, a. faniovt, lifti;Bigt otB.<br />
Swop, s. \i\)Xt. -, V. a. tujTa, bljta. Sj'nonymy, s. lifii;big()et.<br />
\<br />
Sword, s. [vjarb, varja. -cutler, s. Synopsis, s. fott begrepp, fammnnBrag.
400 Syn<br />
Syntax, s. fijntajen; fi^fteiit.<br />
Syn<strong>the</strong>sis, 5. ffluimnnialtning, feres<br />
nnnte <strong>of</strong> begtepp.<br />
Syn<strong>the</strong>tic, a. fyntnifr.<br />
Syriac, a. (£t)tifT. -, a. ©i^riffa fptnfet.<br />
Syringa, J. ©panff flabet; nib jaiinin.<br />
Syringe, *. fnliffnt^fptura, - , v. a.<br />
Syrup, s. fitnv- [fpruto.<br />
System, s. fuflem, fniiimnnljang, or6«<br />
Systematical, a. fyflemntiff. [ning.<br />
Sj'stematize , v. a. fijtfatin i ett v>ipi<br />
fufiein.<br />
Systole, *. I)jetfnt« rjoptrogning.<br />
T.<br />
Tabard, *. eaptnrotf<br />
Tahaxir, s. bnmbu^tot. [btcfig.<br />
TaLby, «. ftt flngg ontttatt t<strong>of</strong>t. -, a.<br />
Tabefaction, s. ttiinfot.<br />
Tabefy, f . a. d n. fettpiiiOj niagras.<br />
Tabernacle, s. ta(t; l<strong>of</strong>Oytta. -, v.<br />
n. vifta^, bo i tnlt.<br />
Tabid, a. iitmetgtob, ttSnfjitf. -ness,<br />
s. ttanfjufn, jiingevljet.<br />
Tablature, s. malning pa enggat ccf)<br />
inf; T. tnblnfut.<br />
Table, a. botb, botbfnttffnp ; tng •, ffrifts<br />
tafia ; tabett ; btjibfpel. -book, s. fftif ts<br />
tafta. -clock, s. flutfate (ur). -, v.<br />
n.Qa. Kiata. i fcft; fpifa; gorn tabeffer.<br />
Tablet, 5. taflett;fftift<strong>of</strong>la.<br />
Tabour,s. ettflagS tcuminn bPavpn (TnS<br />
flut ell. tfinfefdtt.<br />
Tackle, s. tagoitfe pa ffepp, taiel. -,<br />
V. a. \niia.<br />
Tactics, a. pi. tnftif, ctbtiing.<br />
Tactile, a. fanbar.<br />
Tadpole, s. gtobunge.<br />
Taffata, TaflFety, a. tnft.<br />
.<br />
Tal<br />
TaflFerel, s. bfret(}a beUn nf nftcrfpe<br />
ge(n pa jTepp.<br />
Tag, a. tagg. -, v. a. ubba.<br />
Tail, s. \vani, guutp pa fagfat; T. i<br />
ffrnnft Ian. -block, a. enfel taija<br />
-vice, a. fvangfTtuf. -, v. a. tyrfa<br />
foanfen. -lage, a. fnitt; pataga.<br />
Tailor, a. fFtobbare.<br />
Taint, s. fmitta; flatf, ffamflndF; luft<br />
nnf}ti)fning ; fatiimetniott. -, a. fTi;lbii<br />
tia ett bc<strong>of</strong>t; ffamb. - , v. a. & n<br />
ffanimn ; ftiinfn ; nnficljfa ; fmitta ; fi3t<br />
berffa^. -less, a. obefmittab. -ure,<br />
s. befmittelfe ; anflvyfning.<br />
Take, v. a. & n. tago, gtipa, fnngn<br />
annaniiiio; fmitta; finnn; begripa<br />
[\)Sai\ <strong>of</strong>maia; taga lag; f d ; fpringc<br />
cfcet; gilln; lega ; liba. - after, lifna.<br />
- care, ijnrn ferfigtig. - down, fBt<br />
obmjufa ; uppfTrifca. - heed <strong>of</strong>, tagn<br />
fig tin para foe. -in, iiinefntia.<br />
oath, nfldgga eb. - <strong>of</strong>iF, bcrifaga:<br />
afbilba. - place, ega runt. - ship,<br />
ga om botb. - <strong>the</strong> field, ga i folt.<br />
to , ti)(fa cm. - up , uppiaga , fuffeU<br />
fatta; Ijnfta; famla; bnnna. - up<br />
with , i^ara tifffreb^ iiieb ; bo \)oi. I<br />
-able , a. fcm fan taga§. -r, a. \<br />
gate, -<strong>of</strong> a bill, traffent. -in,<br />
IcdEanb. [be ftiiittanbe.<br />
;<br />
Taking, a. fottogenbet. -, a. intagan*<br />
Talbot, a. jngtbunb.<br />
lueft en banb. — ,v. n. fid pa tcumiiia. Talc, a. talf. -ous, a. talfattab.<br />
Tabouret,*. Ijanbtruiiinia ; pot utoni Tale, a. faga; tal, betfittelfe, prat; Oe«<br />
Tabular, a. tutig, tabettari(T. [lygg. tntning. [naiuranlag.<br />
Tabulate, v. n. uppfntto tnbett bfrer. Talent, a. talent ; punb ; talang ; fonfl<br />
Tacit, a. benilig. [latcnt)et. Talion, a. PebetgalTning.<br />
Taciturn, a. ti;fi(aten. -ity, s. ti)fl= Talisman, a. talisman; Oemligbef.<br />
Tack, 5. lenlifa, nubb, ffift; T. \Wi: Talk, a. tat, ptot, famtal; ti>fie. -, i<br />
ring. - <strong>of</strong> a Bail, \jaii pa ett fegel. a. tola, ptata. -ative,»a. fptSffni:<br />
-wind, s. fibocinb. -, v. a, & n. nos pratfnm. -er, «. tolote, orator.<br />
gla ; itnbfia ; T. IcPeta ; " (inbta fitt be» Tall, a. tang, ()og ; munter.<br />
Tallage, a. ffatt, tuH.<br />
Tallow, a. tnlg. -, v. a. boppa i tn(g.<br />
-ish, a. tolgig.<br />
Tally, a. farffj<strong>of</strong>f. -,v.a. fin. \<br />
(Irira pd farffiodf; paffa; fldnima iif»<br />
reren^.<br />
Talon, a. fto po en r<strong>of</strong>fdget.<br />
;
Tal<br />
alns, Talut, s. T. (Tutning (af m<br />
am<strong>and</strong>uai, «. ini)r|T<strong>of</strong>. [iiiur).<br />
•ind, s. trtiiintintcr.<br />
amarisk, «. foniam^, inbnf^risi.<br />
amljour, a. liten IjiinttrmnuKi.<br />
•frame, s. flicfOage.<br />
ame, a. tnni, fpnf; nftfTngen, jiiatt;<br />
Buglig. -, V. a. tiiiiin ; fiiffn.<br />
aminy, Tammy, «. etnniin.<br />
amkin, s, fanon« ett. flDcfepropp,<br />
amper, v. a. (in, -with) befnitn fig<br />
\ti; ligga bfyec en; in<strong>of</strong>pa.<br />
ipe, s. linnebanb. -worm, s. lunnift=<br />
iper, s. tjarljug. -, v. a. ^ n. fpttfa<br />
; finatna <strong>of</strong> St baDa Untax, -ing, a.<br />
fmolncinbe. [bcnab.<br />
ipestry, Tapet, s. tapeter, »»igg=<br />
ipioca, s. I)vnit fago.<br />
ipir, s. vinttenfoin.<br />
ipster, s. ffillarefvicn.<br />
iptoo, s. tQpto, nftonlrumnia.<br />
ir, 5. ij.un ; mntrog. -,v. a. tjaxa ;<br />
(Pl)ctfa.<br />
irantula, s. tnrnntel (giftig fpinbel).<br />
irdation, s. bt'cjning.<br />
irdiness, s. tc"6g()et, fenfarbigtjet.<br />
irdy, a. txoQ, fenfiuBig. -, v. a.<br />
»pel)flff(i. [vidtx.<br />
ire, s. T. tata; iiiiniTning; bSrrepe;<br />
irge. Target, «. ett fTag« ffolb; iiin(=<br />
IriflF, s. tutttoxa. ' [ffjutning^tafla.<br />
s. Uxx.<br />
<strong>English</strong>- Swidish Did.<br />
Tea 401<br />
Tarnish, v. a. & n. fotbunfia, «t«<br />
blefa; blifi>n mott.<br />
Taroc, s. tnr<strong>of</strong> (fpe().<br />
Tarragon, s. oriiibunff.<br />
Tarre, v. a. T. Oftfa pa.<br />
Tarrier, s. btojavf; ginffriing[)unt).<br />
Tarrock, 5. I)vita fifTinn^.<br />
Tarry, v. n. & a. Crojn; pnnta ut.<br />
Tarsus, «• foiPtiff ; ogontodfbt<strong>of</strong>T.<br />
Tart, s. toita, paflej. -, a. fuv, jTarp<br />
fJtong. [ni<strong>of</strong>e.<br />
Tartar, «. Ijcfoete; mnfltn; Sartore;<br />
t. etbiivf tiff gatfning, — , v. a. Tartarean, a. ^elvxrijT. [ologga.<br />
(irfrn, btyna. [f(nng. Task, 5. fvPla. -,v.a. Melfartn<br />
mg, s. eftfi-fuiflf ; bufoenOet pn fcriifn ; Tassel, s. falft)ane; filfefr<strong>of</strong>^, fvang<br />
mgent, s. tnngtnt. [ioilig()ft. binb ea. bnnb tiH iiiovfe i en b<strong>of</strong>.<br />
ingible, a. vittoclig. -ness, s. vit- Tassel, Tazel, «. tiflelfatbn.<br />
ingle, s. trnffel, l<strong>of</strong>rn. -, v. a, & n. Tasses, s. pi. benfpjelfev.<br />
|la; rnvn in\iftflnD.<br />
Tastable, a. fmaflig.<br />
ink, s. valtenfiir, ciftecn.<br />
Taste, s. fntnf ; uvfliljning ; pr<strong>of</strong>. -, v.<br />
inkard, s. (Innfii, tricfSfanno.<br />
a. ft u. fmafo, fanna ; fijrfijfo ; fniafa<br />
inner, s. lognifvoie. -y, s. gnrfceti. pii. -ful, a. fuiafUg. -less, a. fniafs<br />
insjs s. renfann.<br />
li5i^, cfiiinflig. [i tt<strong>of</strong>ot.<br />
mtalize, v. a. pfogn.<br />
Tatter, s. potto, ftnfo. -, v. a. tifv>n<br />
intamount, a. lifn, jtiiingob. Tattle, s. fTobbei:. -basket, s. ftabs<br />
mtivy, ad. i fyrfptang.<br />
vbecinfFa. - , v. n. prato.<br />
ip, s. inpp; fnftn flag, -house, s, Tattoo, a. topto.<br />
ig. -room, 5. fTiintruut. — , v. a. Tattow, V. a. totuero.<br />
n. tiippa; flappo, fafta flS. [tu<strong>of</strong>f. Taught, a. T. fii)f, fuH. [tobfa.<br />
Taunt, s. Ilyinf, pirfocb. -, v. a. {)a ffinn.<br />
Tawdry, a. pralig, lojligt gtonn.<br />
Tawer, *. Ijintgarfoace.<br />
Tawny, a. qulbrun.<br />
Tax, s. tflio ; befTijaning. -ga<strong>the</strong>rer,<br />
s. uppbetb^nian. -, v. a. torero ; toblo ;<br />
(with, for) OefTi;ira. -able, a. font<br />
fon tovecaS.<br />
Taxation, a. tavering, forebtaelfe.<br />
Taylor, s. fTtottare.<br />
Tea,5. te, tet>attcii. -board, j. tcbtobe.<br />
-canister,*, teb<strong>of</strong>o. -dish,*. fopp te.
4U2 Tea<br />
-kettle, 3. ftfntir. -leaf, «. uUai!.<br />
-party, J. tef.iKffnp. -pot,i.letanna.<br />
-saucer, s. tffiit. -spoon, a. te(Te6.<br />
-tongs, s. forfcvtnng.<br />
Teach, V. a. &: n. liitn, unbttrifn; ms<br />
fn. -aLle, a. Iciraftig. -r, 5. latare<br />
;<br />
yrfMf.int.<br />
Teak, s. tefum (OflinbifFt ttnbflag).<br />
Teal, s. fn;t>flnb, nrtn.<br />
Team, s. fpann hnflnt eH. ornr.<br />
Tear,s tor. -ful, a. totfuff. -stained,<br />
a. tnibcffanft.<br />
Tear, s. futicffl. - <strong>and</strong> -wear, frirnge.<br />
-, V. a. & n. riffn, flitn ; rutfn ; fatgn ;<br />
rafa, ga fonbcc. -ing, a. Ijnftig.<br />
Teasel , s. fnvbet, fnrCtiflel.<br />
Teaseler, s. iiCfatbnte.<br />
Teat, s. btDfli>avta, fpene.<br />
Teaze, v. a. famnio, forba ; ptnga ; brl).<br />
Techiness, s. UKfigOer.<br />
Technical, a. tefnif!, fonffiiinfig.<br />
Technological, a. tetnotogifT.<br />
Technology, s. tefnclogi.<br />
Techy, a. egenfinnig.<br />
Te Deuni, s. l<strong>of</strong>fang.<br />
Tedious, a. (cbfam; tefwrtig; long::<br />
fniit. -ness, s. ttnfigO"; vibli;fligl)ct<br />
lnngffliitl)et.<br />
Teem, v. a. & n. ftnninlflrn ; utgjutn •,<br />
Bota I)nftianbe, f'oDn ; fli;tn i^tx. -ful,<br />
a. Jj<strong>of</strong>pnnbe ; bfuetfull. -ing, a. fcuft=<br />
bnt, I)<strong>of</strong>Mnbe.<br />
Teen, «. fovg, Oeft^nimcr.<br />
Teens, s./j/. nr«n iiieffnn tolf orf; tjugo.<br />
Teeth, f. w.iTjiita ett. fa tnntcr. -ing,<br />
3. t«nbfpri(fning. [l)onfIrigiet.<br />
Teg, s. tvieav^ganinial tnbjutgfntf af<br />
Tegument, s. T. tnit\ Ijinnn.<br />
Tehee, i. I)i, Iji! -, v. n. iTratta.<br />
Teil, *. tinb.<br />
Teint, *. (ji;; pcnfetbtng.<br />
Telary, a. f))innnnbe. -, s. fpinnflorif.<br />
Telegraph, s. telegtnf.<br />
Telescope, s. telcflcp, tuO.<br />
Tell, f. a. (t n. f.ign; ber.ittn, fo.tnU<br />
Ten<br />
Temerity, *. <strong>of</strong>perbnb, f'i?rtiintfnr)et.<br />
Temper,*, tniipftament, finnelog, 1«<br />
'<br />
nc; ieglig()tt; Onrbning nf jcrn ett.<br />
- ,v. a. iiiitbtn; bringa tiff logon<br />
grab ; Onrbn ; blnnbn. to - one's se<br />
liiuipn fig- -ament, s. tniiptranier<br />
iDniic; iiiKbting. [pctniuenl<br />
Temperamental, a. I)5rnnbe tia te<br />
Temperance, 5. iiinttligl)ft; finned<br />
Temperate, a. mnttlig, ni)ftet<br />
milbrnb. -ness, a. ni)ftftl)ef, iiiott!<br />
bet. [fanbc, fiiUan<br />
Temperative , a. inlTrnntanbe<br />
Temperature, s. (ngoni btonbiiii<br />
(uflbfjTnffcnljef.<br />
Tempered, a. o\\> gcbt elT. elott tyn<br />
Tempest, a. ftotm, cpabet; bullfv.<br />
f . n. & a. flcrmn ; buffcn.<br />
Tempestivity, a, tibigt)et.<br />
Tempestuous, a. fjoniiig ; brufar<br />
-ness, s. floruiigbct ; ovrifcnbe.<br />
Templar, a. tniipclbcrre, fot^Oetr?,<br />
Temple, s. tempet, fyrfn ; jiiri|!tt<br />
foKcgimii i Sonbcn ; tinning; hiflhi<br />
en lifibgorb.<br />
Temporal, a. infomjl <strong>of</strong> ett onb<br />
emberc. -, a. limlig, verlb^lig.<br />
Temporality, a. rerlb^ligt flnnb.<br />
Temporalness, a. linitigbet, f'ergo<br />
Iigl)et. [linilig; fiji-gnng<br />
Temporaneous, Temporary<br />
Temporize, v. n. ferl.iQln tiben<br />
ffjutn.<br />
Tempt, V. a. frcfta, fiScf<strong>of</strong>o; rcto.<br />
tion, a. fieflelfe, -ingness, a. f<br />
bnnbe ell. intoganbc cgenjTop.<br />
Temulent, a. btucfcn. [tiefot<br />
Ten, s. tietfll. -, a. tio. -fold.<br />
Tenable, a. fom fon fotfpoco^.<br />
Tenacious, a. f<strong>of</strong>tbongonbe, flibl<br />
feg ; ilirirbig ; fnSl.<br />
Tenacity, a. fegl)et ; iborbigbet.<br />
Tenancy, *. nbotnit, befiltning<br />
Tenant,*. flbo, byreeniiin; T. fTiJIb<br />
rare, -saw, a. ftitffag. -, v. a. 6t<br />
jn ; liilja, tiifiia; upptncfn ; omtolci. bcfittn; fijtpafta. —vy,a. fStp<strong>of</strong>ti<br />
-er, s. rnfnotf, nifeninnftfltj. -tale, unberl)flft>flnbf.<br />
a. 6contaf(nre.<br />
Temerarious, a. BfuubSbiij.<br />
Tench, a. futote, (inbnre (fi|T).<br />
Tend, t'. a. & n. fForo, tunba ; bctje<br />
;
Ten<br />
*. t)nntfln; v?arB. -ency,s. bojelfe ; (if-<br />
Tender, s. tiftnre, lafiptoni. [figt.<br />
Ten(ler,a. fpab, »ef tig, 'oni ; metUSfaiii<br />
fnt; tJiiKupig. -hearted, a. i5iiit)jcs=<br />
tflB. -, V. a. liUbjuba, ettjuBn; iiU<br />
ffa. -ness, «. ftenl)et, fpnMjet; fotg=<br />
lig()et, lnnl)et; inDct)«t. - <strong>of</strong> conscience,<br />
faiiU'etggvann()et.<br />
Tendinous, a. fenig.<br />
Tendon, s. fena.<br />
Tendril, s. tetning, ranfa.<br />
Tenebrosity, s. miitftir, Cl^fietljft.<br />
Tenebrous, «. miitf. [foja.<br />
Tenement, s. fFattcr)ciniiiiin ; litet l)u»,<br />
Tenementary, a. octenBetnB.<br />
Tenesmus, s. ftoltsjang.<br />
Tenet, s. iiicning, QtunBfat«.<br />
Tennis, s. b<strong>of</strong>ffiiel. -court, s. feoHtju^.<br />
Tenon, s. tagg, vlugg.<br />
Tenor, 5. art; inne^aa <strong>of</strong> en ffrift; nie=<br />
3 ; tcnotflanuna i mufif.<br />
Tense, 5. r. tciiivud. -,a. fpnnB.<br />
Tensile, a. fltncfbnir.<br />
Tension, s. fpnnning, utfitncfning.<br />
Tensive, a. utfpannanBe.<br />
Tent, s. iritt; linneflaf. -wort,s. fT^eti;<br />
tuta. -, V. a. & n. unBerf<strong>of</strong>a Bjuptefen<br />
af ett for; bo i tntt ; fTa upp tnlt.<br />
Tentation, s. fcefletfe.<br />
Tenter, s. fpnnnnre, f[«Be«tani. to<br />
be on <strong>the</strong> -s, »>ata i fotlcigenljet. -,<br />
V. a. 6t n. utjlraifa ; viota flvadbat.<br />
Tenth, s. ticnBeB«(. —, a. tionBe. -ly,<br />
ad. flic Bet tionBe.<br />
Tentiginous, a. fprinB, flijf.<br />
Tenuifolious, a. tnnnblaBig.<br />
Tenuity, s. ftenfjct, fpnBIjet.<br />
Tenuous, a. fUn, fp.iB.<br />
Tenure, s. bijca; Qbccntt; uitfot.<br />
Tcpefaction, *. Ijumning.<br />
Tepid, a. ijum.<br />
Tepor, s. tjumfjet, linBrig entme.<br />
Terapin, s. cattenff'oIBpnBBa.<br />
Tercet, s. T. tte tenecg interPfiff.<br />
'Terebinth, s. tecpentin.<br />
Tere])rate, v. a. gcnomborta.<br />
Terircminous, a. ttefalBig.<br />
iTeri^iversate, v. n. f<strong>of</strong>o unBflyftet.<br />
;<br />
Tea 403<br />
fOftn vn, iff' ; ''
404 Tes<br />
Testimony, a. vnttnefit'otb, btvii. in<br />
teforiiiar. \y. a. (ta (Ura o. b.); blanbn.<br />
Tew,s. niaterialiet, virfe; jernfebja. -,<br />
Tewtaw, s, bampbrnfn.<br />
Text, i. tejrt; inncbaa.<br />
Textile, a. font tan t>nfpa3.<br />
Textrine, a. b'otanse till inifnab.<br />
Texture, s. Uiifning, Pfifnob ffiimiinn=<br />
;<br />
Thames, 3. XbemfePoben. [Ijang.<br />
Than, ad. an.<br />
Thane, s. b<strong>of</strong>bing, jntl.<br />
Thank, s. tai, taif.igerfe. -<strong>of</strong>lFering,<br />
J. tatf <strong>of</strong>fer. -, v. a. tad; bnfon nit au<br />
da for. -fill, a. tncffiim, ethinfam.<br />
-fulness, .s. tnifntnljet. -less, a.<br />
cinifaiu. -lessness, s. ctncffambet.<br />
-8, s.pl. taifoigelfe. -giving,*, lai-.<br />
fiigtlfe. -worthy, a. tndoiitD.<br />
That, /jr. ten 6er, tet tit; benfammo;<br />
font, bttilfen ; ben fom. -, c. att ; emebon.<br />
Thatch, s. balmtaf ; tafbnlm. -, t>. a.<br />
tnta ; tdia uieb Ijntuitaf. -er , s. taU<br />
li-iggare. [tino upp.<br />
Thaw, a. to, blibCfiber. ~,f. n. & a.<br />
The, art. def. ben. -, ad. ju, fcejlo.<br />
Theatre, 3. teatcr, ITobepIotS.<br />
7Mieatrical, a. tentmliiT.<br />
Theave, s. trear^gnmninl far.<br />
Thee, pr. big. [boljanbe af tjufgob*.<br />
Tiieft, a. tjufnab, fiolb. -hold, a.<br />
Their, pr. Uiai.<br />
Theism, a. bei^m.<br />
Them, pi. nf He, She cd; It<br />
Theme, *. teiiin; text; frin ; flnmorb.<br />
Then, ad. & c. bo, febon; fotbenfTutt.<br />
Thi<br />
now <strong>and</strong> -, 6a oc^ bo.<br />
- where<strong>of</strong>, autljentif, \ia utfiintet Thence, ad. betifvan; fron ben tib<br />
(^tu^^n6.<br />
[pnttta, -forth, ad. febnn ben liben. -for<br />
Testudineous , a. i form <strong>of</strong> en [toli-. ward, ad. riiiba fton ben tiben.<br />
Testy, a. fnncrig, ivat.<br />
Theocracy, a. te<strong>of</strong>rnti, gubaregeiing.<br />
Tetchy, a. vcefig, butter.<br />
Theocratical, a. te<strong>of</strong>iaiijT.<br />
Tete-a-tete, J. enjTilbt mote; fnmtnl Theodolite, a. ett (Togg fomp<strong>of</strong>mellrtn<br />
fvta ijgon. [tjiibtii, Theogony, s. tecgcni.<br />
Te<strong>the</strong>r, s. tjuDetcep fct [jnPnr. -, v. a. Theologer, Theologian, a. teolog.<br />
Tctrapetalous, a. T. fom Oat4 bliM Theological, a. leologifT.<br />
Tetrarch, s. fjetiinggfucfle. [bloB. Theology, s. tcclogi, gubalnra.<br />
Tetrical, a. fur ; tUfir.<br />
Theorho, *. ett fIngS luta.<br />
Tetter, a. ref.orm. -berries, s. pJ. Theorem, s. tecreni, lar<strong>of</strong>nt*.<br />
bunot<strong>of</strong>oa. -worm, a. Ijnfljlugn. Theoretical, Theorical, a. teoretip<br />
-wort, a. jbalort. -, v. a. fmitm iiteb Theory, a. leoti. [tcrnpeuiifer<br />
Therapeutic, a. ternveuti)T. -s, s. /j<br />
There, ad. ber. - are, bet gift>t<br />
-abouts, ad. beroiiifring; fa; berol<br />
vier. -after, arf. bereftet; i fblje bern!<br />
-at, bernt; b
Thi<br />
Tliiller, *. fl5ng[,<strong>of</strong>^.<br />
riiiiTible, s. jingetbotg; T. tufa.<br />
Tliime, s. tiinjnn.<br />
Thin, a. tunn, Qlti, final; litrn. -,<br />
aJ. uaifmnt:o(ffl. -, f . «. fortunnn :<br />
•^ nTa. -plants, s. /)/. bliiDa ;'!fln=<br />
Thine, /jr. tin, binn. [icr.<br />
Thine:, s. ting, fnf.<br />
Think, p. a. d n. tonfrt; tefinnn; nifj<br />
no, no, inbilln fig. - <strong>of</strong>, trintn fig.<br />
-ing,s. tanfe, mening. -, a.tiinfanC?,<br />
forfliintig.<br />
Thinness, s. trebjfbel; tet« i mufif. -,<br />
itebje. -I7, ad. fpt bet tvcbje.<br />
Thirst, s. ferfl; fhinf ; Ofg>it. -, v. a.<br />
i.torfin; liingtn, nirii.-y,a. Ibrfiig.<br />
Thirteen, a, iretton. -th, a. trei.<br />
tentc. -thly, ad. foe bet ttettonbe.<br />
Thirtieth, a. ttetionbf.<br />
Thirthy, a. ttetio.<br />
Tliis,/)r. benne, bennn, betto.<br />
Tiiistle, s. fiftf (. -down, s. taxbhotu<br />
bun. -finch, s. fjtglitfa.<br />
Thi<strong>the</strong>r, nt^. bit, bitSt. hi<strong>the</strong>r <strong>and</strong> -,<br />
<strong>of</strong> cd) cm. -to, ad. biitiJl^. -ward.<br />
Thole, V. a. & n. t'iba. \ad. titat.<br />
Thole, 5. tenivJlto*.<br />
Thon^, s. [abcrreni ; pi(!fnntt.<br />
Thorax, s. T. bt<strong>of</strong>}.<br />
Thorn, s. totne. -apple,*. Ijunbtiflcl.<br />
-back, s. fijjutrocfii. -hut, *. t)f(g=<br />
fluntvQ. -y, a. ti>inig, taggig. -Lurnet,<br />
s. trtggig vimyincaa.<br />
Thorough, pr. igenoni. -, a. futt=<br />
foiiilig. -bass, s. gentcnlba^. -ly,<br />
ad. nnbo igenom, flttbeUg.<br />
Those, T>1. af That [gen bu.<br />
Thou, pr. pers, bu. -, v. a. fnffa nn=<br />
Though, s. e()uru; nnbo. as-, liffem.<br />
Thought, *. trtnfe; vafimb; oinforg:<br />
incning ; gvonffning ; uvvf'it. -ful, a.<br />
tnnffiiff: onitiinffnnt ; befijninierfani.<br />
-fulness, s. tnnffuITbet ; befi;ninict;<br />
frtniljct. -less, a. tnnflo^, obeianffnni<br />
bum. -lessaess, s. tnnffptibbtift<br />
;<br />
tnnflosljet. [-th, a. tufenbe.<br />
Thous<strong>and</strong>,*, tal nf tufen. -, a. tufen.<br />
Thowl, *. nrma. ^<br />
Thowlpin, s. T. atflautyoT.<br />
Thr 405<br />
Thraldom, *. trhlboui, (Tflfceri.<br />
Thrall, *. tt|TfnrI.<br />
Thrashing-floor, *. toge.<br />
Thrave, *. f)jotb ; 2+ f.htfret ; Ijog.<br />
Thread, *. trab, gntn ; fnininnn^nng.<br />
-bare, a. bnrfliten. -, v. a. trnbo po<br />
fn nnl; itiiba. -y, a. ttobig.<br />
Threat, *. I)Ot, ^oielfe. -en, v. a. ^<strong>of</strong>o.<br />
Three, a. tre. -cornered, a. ttfuinfj<br />
lig. -fold, a. tiefalbig. -pile, s.<br />
;<br />
acbt fnninifr. -score, *. en flotf.<br />
Thresh, f. Thrash.<br />
Threshold, 5. irefFel.<br />
Thrice, ad. tre gnnger, trefalbt.<br />
Thrift, 5. fv'ftrfaniljct; pndnaga; T.<br />
nngflnbb. -less, a. fto^<strong>of</strong>tig. —y, a.<br />
(msliStf^nftig.<br />
Thrill, 3. bdabott; btiff i muftf. -, v.<br />
a. & n. btilla; tuITa ; flingo.<br />
Thrips, s. pebmnjT.<br />
Thrist, *. t5r|}.<br />
Thrive, v. n. trifvaS, blonifJto.<br />
Thriver, *. \\)itni torn.<br />
Thrivingness, s. trefnnb, IijdFa.<br />
Throat, s. bolg, fitupe ; T. niirf.<br />
-b<strong>and</strong>, s. bol^rem. -flap, a. (orftt<br />
i)fv>et cabcrfltupen. -pipe,*, (ufttijret.<br />
-wort, *. ffog^rinbn. [pirfo, floppa.<br />
Throb, *. flog, piining. - ^ v. n. ftS,<br />
Throe, *. nngef}, biib^fnmp; borngnob.<br />
-, V. a. ongjTa.<br />
Thrombus, *. frompSbtr.<br />
Throne, *. t()ron.<br />
Throng, *. trnngfef, nifingb. -,>.«.<br />
& a. irongog; flomnto, [b<strong>of</strong>Fop).<br />
Throsthing, *. bnlsbronnn (I)og Oorn«<br />
Throstle, *. tt<strong>of</strong>} (fogeQ.<br />
Throttle, *. lufttoret. -, v. a. Ptijpo.<br />
Through, pr. & ad. igenom. - fear<br />
<strong>of</strong>, <strong>of</strong> fvtifton for. [ott«pribe«.<br />
Throughout, pr. onbo igenom. -, arf.<br />
Throw, s. fo^ ; ftcing ; bem'obnnbe. -,<br />
v.a. &n. f<strong>of</strong>in, flongn; fpeln tnrning ;<br />
paga; fuU|Ia; tii5tn; snntia; tpinr.n
406 Thr<br />
fpnrfra. - away, rtnfn ; forfr<strong>of</strong>o. -<br />
by, fcortlnggn. - down, fudfnfifl.<br />
- <strong>of</strong>f, focfiifta; ftota untan. -out,<br />
utpotn. - silk, uia filfe. - up, fnPa<br />
il\cp : frnfd^.<br />
Thrownsilk,*. organfic, tuinnatt fitfe.<br />
Throws, s. pi. fingfTe; fotfet; vania.<br />
Throwster, s. filfegrebnre.<br />
Thrum, s. cffingot; gr<strong>of</strong>t uITgntn. -,<br />
V. a. rifyn, ftatta, (fcnpa va ett inf}tu=<br />
Thrush, s. trnjt; torffen; fat i Onlfen.<br />
Thrust, s. fiot ; angrepp. -, v. a. &n.<br />
ftijtn, flitfa ; genombiMrn ; tri)cf a ; gifra<br />
«n flot i faftning; ttangn*, ffuffa^.<br />
Thryfallow, v. a. trfiba afern tretjn<br />
ThumT), s. tumnic. -l<strong>and</strong>, s. tuni«=<br />
brcti banb. -stall, s. fyring. -, f . a.<br />
,<br />
V. a. & n. fern mcb ftroiiniien ; fttiSn<br />
Thummikins, s. pi. tum(ftufiior. mn ; r;nfvfl ebb cd; flob.<br />
Thump, s. firing, fiot. -, v, a. (To, Tidings, s.pl. tibningat; n^^etet<br />
f iiuffrt ; f oEa. -ing, s. fnuffning. - Tidy, a. i>ig, ffifflig ; tjentig;<br />
a. ftnrP, flor.<br />
Thunder, s. n|Ta, torfcpn, Sffflog ; tntt.<br />
-bolt, 5. <strong>of</strong>Frigg. -clap, s. SfTflng.<br />
-shower, s. njTregn. -stone, s. <strong>of</strong>f;<br />
figg. -struck, a. ttriffab <strong>of</strong> nlTnn;<br />
I)Bgtigen fcrvonoC. -, v. n. &a. buffra ;<br />
buntra ftani. -ous, a. bunbtonbe.<br />
Thurification, *. t<strong>of</strong>ning.<br />
Thursday, s. tot^bng.<br />
Thurse-louse, s. gr<strong>of</strong>uggo.<br />
Thus, ad. folunba. - much, fS t>ibn.<br />
Thwack, *. en bugtig flnng. -, f. a.<br />
(T,^, prijgla. [litt nfer.<br />
Thwaite,*. (jungniflrf font fotvanblir^<br />
Thwart, a. t<strong>of</strong>t ell. fotfpjern i en bat.<br />
-, a. fom got ttatt<strong>of</strong>ser; befvritlig. -,<br />
ac;. pQ ttriten. -, V. a. & n.\)\x\ixa:<br />
gn tsritt<strong>of</strong>viet; Mta Jiictffribig. [fjelf.<br />
Thy,;>r. bin, binn. -self, bu fjetf, lig<br />
Thymbra, s. fi;nbcl (on).<br />
Thyme, s. tinijan. wild-, bncfiinijon.<br />
Thymy, a. bcfrixt ineb tiinjan.<br />
Thyroid, «. T. - cartilage, 5. 1)al«=<br />
tnlU, fltupfnijl. -gl<strong>and</strong>, s. glonbuta<br />
Thyrse, a. a}acd;i fjaf. [tfji^toiben.<br />
Tiara, s. tiar.<br />
Til<br />
Tibial, a. T. f/ctnnbe litt ffenben.<br />
Tic, «. fnirirt i nnletet.<br />
Tice, V. a. Ictfa. -ment, s. [ccfninf<br />
Tick, s. tflgnnbc pa tafning ; bunblm<br />
fntUig; bclfietfot. -, v. a. toga J!<br />
vrifning ; gifva fretit.<br />
Ticken, s. triltv>rif ; bolfferpnt.<br />
Ticket, s. pollett ; tottfebel ; intrribegfor<br />
-, V. a. I)nfva en febe( po nagot.<br />
Tickle, V. a. & n. fittla ; beljoga ; rat<br />
fiitli.T : flio. [bi(<br />
Ticklish, a. fittlig; fnorflitfen ; <strong>of</strong>ti<br />
Ticktack, *. tticfrriicf. -, ad. i\i tnc<br />
Tid eff. -bit, s. Intfetbit. -, a. iaitx<br />
fprib.<br />
Tide, s. ebb t6) flob ; funb; fltor<br />
<strong>of</strong> ebb, t\ib , fnttnet* foHnnte. -c<br />
flood, fleb, potinerg flignnbe. -gatf<br />
s. fluf. -waiter, s. tullbetjent.<br />
irriflig, ren.<br />
Tie, s. banb; fnut; I)atPata. -, 1<br />
fnijta ; fStpligin; (up) IjinCta.<br />
Tier, s, rnb, (ng (fanoner). [en :<br />
Tierce, «. tctg ; fflt buat<strong>of</strong> ga tre \<br />
'<br />
TifiF, s. f«atgelfe ; bti)-<br />
Tig, s. att bnfnlef.<br />
Tige, a. ffnft, jijelf.<br />
Tiger, a. tiger.<br />
Tight, a. fprinb; natt; rig. -en, v.i<br />
Cragn iritt iljop; fpanna. -er, a. fniji<br />
bnnb. -ness, a. triiljet, fafiljef.<br />
Tigress, a. tigtinna.<br />
Tigrish, a. tigcrortat).<br />
Tike, s. far(u§;ftotI)un6.<br />
Tilbury, *. tpefjjuUvflgn.<br />
Tile, a. taftegel. -kiln, a. tegelbru<br />
-, f. a. trirfa ineb taftegel. -r, a.<br />
trirfate.<br />
Till,*, penninglaba i en bob ; fefaii<br />
f . a. briifn jotben, -age, a. <strong>of</strong>ftbtu<br />
-ar, a. fmS ungn tran font man loti<br />
fla i I)i)99«t olt rinnu tiUvrirn. -er, <<br />
<strong>of</strong>etbtufate; roberpinne ; flnngljafl.
Til<br />
rill, pr. tin, intiff. -, c. tilT^, tiII^ef<br />
. ,<br />
Tilt, «. talt: torncting ; flot; Iiitning<br />
ftnmat. -cloth, s. fjgtltuf. -yard,<br />
». fiitufcaptat^. -, V. a. fin. t.iUrt,<br />
luta (en tunnn) ; bti;ta [mi ; faffo; lu=<br />
tn nt en fita.<br />
v>erf. -, V. a. pvijba meb lappridgrnnna<br />
Tilth, 5. ()afb ; jotM'ruf.<br />
Tiltings, s. pi. nnrtunnet tritffl.<br />
Tint, s. farg, I)i).<br />
Tintamar, a. floj, butter.<br />
[Cat.<br />
Timber, 5. limmec ; bjclfe; materialiet. Tiny, a. fnial, fpenslig.<br />
-head, s. iiinin«tp(ot^. -sow, 5. oe6= Tip, a. fpctS; I)og)ia grab; T. fnnpp,<br />
ntflff. -\rork,5. tafici^ningen pa ett en jianbnreiB iSfPcrpa bcl. -<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ear,<br />
f)uS. -yard, s. timmerplat^.<br />
Timber, .v. a. & n. timro; fcrfe met<br />
Timbrel, s. liten pufa. [bjelfnc.<br />
Time, s. tiB; ftunS; gSng, refo; tnft i<br />
niiifif. by-, bittiSii. in-, i finoni tit;<br />
i tnttan tiD. in good -, i finoni tib.<br />
at no - , alfitig. in <strong>the</strong> nick <strong>of</strong> -<br />
jufl i ratten tib. at that -, Bn fit ti=<br />
ben. for a-, nngcn lib. out <strong>of</strong> -,<br />
i otib. at any -, nffiib : niigonfin. at<br />
times, ftunbcni, by times, veyeli'i^.<br />
many times, iOlnnb. -piece,*, iiin^<br />
tate i ur. -server, s. rriberl)ane ; ixi-mare,<br />
-serving-, s. I)i>(tleti; li^nieri.<br />
-, V. a. gem nngot i rattan tib ; utfat;<br />
ta tibcn tiff nngot ; |Ta tnften. -ful, a.<br />
tibig. -less, a. otibig ; forftnjlab. -ly,<br />
a. tibig. -, ad. tibigt; cnff tiff pap-<br />
Timid, a. rabb; biDg.<br />
Timidity, ». rnbljaga, fruftnn.<br />
Timorous, a. rabb ; ciffraSig. -ness,<br />
s. rabfla, rabbOnga.<br />
Timothy, *. -grass, (ingfnnipe.<br />
Timous, a. tibig, fnnr.<br />
Tin, s. tenn; fottennt jcrnbletf. -foil,<br />
a. tennfolium. -glass, a. pieniut.<br />
-man, a. bteifTngate. -, v. a. fix:<br />
Tincal, a. boray. [tenna.<br />
Tinct, s. f.irg. -, v. a. farga; flactn.<br />
-ure, s. tinftur; i;tlig funlTnp nf na=<br />
got. -, V. a. fiirga ; inpragtn.<br />
Tind, V. a. tfinba. -er, a. ffiSre; fno=<br />
ffe. -er-box, a. elbbon.<br />
Tine, a. Ijarfpinne; iibb p5 en g<strong>of</strong>fel.<br />
-man, a. ffog^^nftare. -, v. a. £t n.<br />
tiffjTutn ; fvibn ; rafci.<br />
Ting, a. flang nf en bjeffra. [fnrgnnbe.<br />
Tinge, v. a. farga; tingevo. -nt, a.<br />
Tit 407<br />
Tingle, v. n. flinga; ptngaS af filing.<br />
Tink, V. n. flingn, Ijuba g<strong>of</strong>ft.<br />
Tinker, s. fittclpirfnre. -, v. a. (up)<br />
Tinny, a. lenntjaliig. [(nvP« i')i>v.<br />
Tinsel, s. gu(b= cff. fi(fic>erlan; gtittcr-<br />
ortipp. -toe, a. infpetiS. -top, a. bet<br />
bafffl. -,v. a. & n. tippa, fnfta PiB»<br />
rlira ; (<strong>of</strong>f) bij. - a wink, nicfa tiff.<br />
Tippet, a. pn(atinfrage.<br />
Tipple, 5. bri^df. -, v. n. & a. fupo.<br />
-r, 5. brinfnre.<br />
Tipstaff, a. fapp nieb Inng boppffo pn;<br />
polios eff. eyefutiongbctjent.<br />
Tipsy, a. I)olfvufig, bnitfcn.<br />
Tipula, a. I)arfranf (infeft).<br />
Tirdless, a. pi. fargobfct.<br />
Tire, a. ()ufv>ubbonnb ; utfl<strong>of</strong>fcring ; bo»<br />
iirtb ; rab. -, v. a.&n. ti'otta ; fni^cfa ;<br />
trijttnn. -dness, a. lebsnab. -some,<br />
a. leDfnin. -someness, a. lebfanibet.<br />
Tiring, a. fmijcfning. -room, a. rum»<br />
met ber ITabefpetare flfiba oin fig. -, a.<br />
Tirwhit, a. uipn. [tiottfam.<br />
'Tis, f ocf. nf it is.<br />
Tisane, a. fornpntten.<br />
Tisic, a. tvinfot.<br />
Tisical, a. font bnr tPinfot.<br />
Tissue, a. filfv-ier^ eff. gi;ffenbuf; bro«<br />
tnb. -, f. a. pfifon meb gulb eff. filf*<br />
ver ; vitfa. ^<br />
Tit, s. liten [)nfl- ; (f^na ; tntgojre. -,/?/.<br />
fnin boiTnp. -bit, a. (acfecbit. -lark,<br />
a. fingtarfa. -mouse, s. totgI)ncfo.<br />
Titanite, a. titnnfforl. [gifun tionce.<br />
Ti<strong>the</strong>, a. tionbc. -,v. a. tngn tionbe,<br />
Tithing, a. tionbe ; tio OugfjSff pa Ion*<br />
ber. -man, a. fjcrbing^innn.<br />
Tithymal, s. Pargnijtnf.<br />
Titillate, v. a. fiitla, fiirfo.<br />
Titillation, 5. fiitling.<br />
Title, a. titet; farnftet; bennmning;<br />
taitigOet; fnftebref. -page, «. titet*<br />
blab. -, V. a. benamna; betattiga.
408 Tit<br />
Titter, «. ftfiiitigt ffratt. -, v.n. ittatta<br />
for fig fjetf.<br />
Tittle, s. ptii \ joto ; [)ntomnn. to a<br />
- , 1*0 ett l)rtir. -tattle, v. n. pram.<br />
Titiibation, s. fiopvUng. [nngct.<br />
Titular, a. fa faaab ; font Ocic litf l <strong>of</strong><br />
Tivy, a. fnnbb. [nnta inrttt; ntt.<br />
To, pr., ad.dtc. fill, ot ; for, i; emct;<br />
Toad, s. grota. - in a hole, fott font<br />
f<strong>of</strong>ag i en pnflej. -fish, t. grctji(f.<br />
-flax,s. fporreOtoinina. -stone, «.<br />
VnbDflen. -stool, a. blabfronip. -ish,<br />
a. forgifiig.<br />
Toast, s. fleft fcriJblTifpa; iTon^ct; ffSl.<br />
-master, s. beit fom forc|Tnr ntt bcicfn<br />
en ilfal. -, v. a. nfsl)anolate.<br />
Toccata, s. T. forfpH.<br />
Tocsin, s. jloriiiflocfa.<br />
Tod, s. bu(T« ; uttrigt nf 28 ffalp ; taf.<br />
Toddle, V. n. (lontrn.<br />
Toddy, s. rinpnlni ; pnhnpin ; art piind;.<br />
Toe,s. to; horse's-, ftambcten nf en<br />
T<strong>of</strong>t, s. timmerplntg. [Ijafllj<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Toge<strong>the</strong>r, ad. tifffaninianS.<br />
Toggel, s. pacffiipp; T. fopitmnt.<br />
Toil,*. ni66(t; jagtnnt; fnara. -,v.n.<br />
& a. arbeta; utnrbeta; fanga bjut i<br />
Toilet, s. nattbutiJborb. [fnavor.<br />
Toilsome, a. mob<strong>of</strong>am. -nesB, a.<br />
mob<strong>of</strong>aiubet.<br />
Toise, s. «n fnnin, tr« afnnrs langb.<br />
Token, s. terfen; Parbtecfen; en pen;<br />
ning (ptivnt luijnl). —,v. a. beiecfna.<br />
Tolerable, a. braglig; inebetniatiig.<br />
-ness, s. brng(igl)et; niebelinSitigljet.<br />
Tolerance,*. talfoniOet; religionSftiljet.<br />
Tolerate, v. a. tala, forbrogn.<br />
Toleration, *. forbragf.iniOet.<br />
Toll, 4. mil ; aciii ; floi Ijub. -bar, s.<br />
(Ingboni. -dish,*. gvntnfappe. -gath-<br />
erer, s. tuanor. -, V. a. & n. betnln,<br />
tagn nccig; ringa en f(o>ffl ; fUimta.<br />
Tolsey, a. tuUUui f.ingelfe.<br />
Tom, fi5ct. af Thomas. -boy,«. gtop<br />
;<br />
Top<br />
g<strong>of</strong>fltdFrt. -thumb, *. tuninietiten.<br />
Tomahawk,*, firibsyxn OoiJimetifao<br />
Tomb,*, grflf, grift. -, v. a. begrafw<br />
Tombac, ». tcnibnf.<br />
Tome, *. torn, bel, banb.<br />
Tomentous, a. (uben.<br />
To-morrow, ad. i niorgon. [berlifpfl<br />
Tomotocia,*. bnrn^utffarning u<br />
Tomtit, *. tnlgbatfa (fogtl).<br />
Tomtort, *. nftrabe^fopate. [ffcppunl<br />
Ton, *. tunna; vigt oni 7 1/2 ~<br />
Tone, *. ton, Ijiib, peflngnn ; fpanfttj<br />
Tongs, s.pl. tang, fniptang. [bel<br />
Tongue,*, tungn; fungoninl, tol; iTiigl<br />
folf. -tied, a. f otlaniab i tiingnn, fii<br />
— , u. n. d a. Otufa munnen met en<br />
I'tata. [fanbe<br />
Tonic, a. [jubnnbe; fpnnflig; nervfii<br />
Tonics, *. pi. netv'flarfanbe lafenitbel<br />
Tonnage,*, tnnns elf. lafletnlet 1<br />
Tonsil, *. T. lunnbel i fvniget. [|Tcpp<br />
Tonsile, a. foiii fan rafa^.<br />
Tonsure, *. tonfur.<br />
Tontine, *. lifrantn.<br />
Tony, *. enfalbig flatfare.<br />
Too, ad. orf, afoen ; for, afftfot.<br />
Tool, *. tebiifap, Pcrftyg. [fPfja.<br />
Toot, f. n. & a. tuta, blafa i bern,<br />
Tooter, *. tutare.<br />
Tooth, *. tnnb ; goni ; fugg ; tngg i en<br />
fam. -ache, *. tnnbijarf. -drawer,<br />
*. tanMafnre. -pick, *. tanbpeiare.<br />
-wort, *. tnnbgra^. -, v. a. tonbn.<br />
Top, *. topp, fpetS; fnurra; bufruB<br />
pa f.il; fnapp; T. m
Top<br />
iiH fit figt .imn. n.<br />
narraS. -ish, s. ff.initfult.<br />
Trabeation, s. bjelfiag.<br />
Trace, s. fpnr, fjat; fele. -, v. a.
410 Tra<br />
Trachyte, *. tt
Trai<br />
Tre 411
412 Tre<br />
Treasure, «. ffatt ; rifetomar. -honse,<br />
3. ffiuitonimarf. -trove, s. birtgotiS<br />
font iidfiifftt frcnnii. -, v. a. faiiila<br />
ffflttfr. -r, s. iTnttiiia(lfi«.<br />
Treasury, s. fTaiifiiininntf.<br />
Treat, s. gnflnbuC; untffignob. -, v.<br />
a. & n. tvnftfta; nfbanllft; eiucttngi;<br />
ImnCtctii : untetI;anBla; fnmtaln. -a-<br />
lile, a. eftctgifven.<br />
Treatise, s. ttnftnt, afOanfcling.<br />
Treatment,*. I'fOanMnnte, bellI^3^nn^f.<br />
Treaty, «. untttOnnBling ; <strong>of</strong>tal ; ttaf=<br />
tot; focbunt).<br />
Treble, s. bi^fnnt i inufif. - , a. Xxu<br />
Cubbel; Vogljubonte. -, v. a. & n.<br />
treBubbfrt ; Onlfii bistanten. -ness, s.<br />
trefnlBi9l)«t ; bi^fnnt.<br />
Tree, «. ttnb; flniii; »»&; (f<strong>of</strong>t. -germ<strong>and</strong>er,<br />
s. triiganianter. -ivy, s.<br />
iiiurgton. - <strong>of</strong> life, murgrijn.<br />
Treet, s. \)Wt.<br />
Trefoil, «. f l<strong>of</strong>uet. Blirut-, ». gftbfnb.<br />
Treillage, a. fpnliecec; v^lfrfe «"<br />
ft.itfa I)aifnr. [fier.<br />
Trellis, s. ttiigaHcc; grnn^Iarft; jnlu;<br />
Tremble, v. n. bnrrn; tyfrt.<br />
Trembling, a. bnttonbe. -grass, «.<br />
Tremella, J. T. fFalfving. [bnf\>f9r.i«.<br />
Tremendous, a. fnslig, fotfatlig.<br />
-ness, s. f etiTtii'd (igl)«t ; fn^ligbft.<br />
Tremour,*. 6«ttning, bafning, fcuftnn.<br />
Tremulous , a. bnfvdnte , ftuftonte<br />
; ;<br />
tridan&e. -ness, a. bnfiiing.<br />
Tren, s. Ijufler.<br />
Trench, a. inffarning; bife, gr<strong>of</strong>; lop;<br />
gcaf. -, V. a. & n. (about) ginfra;<br />
(Tii'tn i; oppnn t'opgrnf'-'ornn ; g'orn iii=<br />
gtepv. -ant, a. (Tnrnnbf. -er, s. tr.i=<br />
macif ; tiff; fbba; botbetg n5]e. -friend,<br />
Trenching-plough, a. totffpobf.<br />
Trend, v. n. vara tigtob, ffvarfn fig.<br />
Trendle, a. tapp; vali, ruaojul.<br />
Trepan, a. T. lc«pfln ; tiepiinering ;<br />
fnoia; frig^Ufi. -, v. a. ttfpan«m<br />
Tri<br />
Trespass, a. f5rbti)t»lf», <strong>of</strong>txctrnbftf*<br />
inivang pS nnnflnS (iget. -,<br />
(against, on, upon) fctbri;ta pfl<br />
fi)nrf. ; g'orn nverfnn. [Inb, Icdt)<br />
Tress, s. ()ov(c(f, fintn. -ed, a. fno'<br />
Trestle, 5. ttcfctab flol. -trees, s.p<br />
2*. fnlningnr. [inn;rabat<br />
Tret, 5. bf>?Pt».Mgt <strong>of</strong> 4 ffalp. pa cfi<br />
T revet, a. tcefot.<br />
Trey, a. tren, tt« bgoji pa fort.<br />
Triad, a. lre!)ft ; treeiiigl)»t.<br />
Trial, s. fotf<strong>of</strong>, ftcjltlfe, beptijfning<br />
Inna fbvbcr.<br />
Triangle, a. ttiflngft, trefont.<br />
Triangular, a. iretaniig. [i gilTfi<br />
Tribe, s. iT.igtf, flniii : gitfe. -, v. a.<br />
Tribrach, a. T. tribtad^v^.<br />
Trilnilation, 5. ferg ; forfbljtlf*.<br />
Tribunal, a. bciiitlol, rntt.<br />
Tribunate, a. «n tcibunS cnibefe.<br />
Tribune, a. tribun.<br />
Tribunitial, a. tribunfrna tiffbbrig.<br />
Tributary, a. ^ a. (TatifTijltig; unbei<br />
gifven.<br />
Tribute, a. fTntt; unb«rgif\^fnt)et.<br />
Trice, a. bnnbwanbning; ogcnblitf. -<br />
V. a. T. upv'bola ni«b «tt enf«(t tag.<br />
Trichomanes, a. flenbracfa (i5ii).<br />
Trichotomy, a. bflning i tve bclnr.<br />
Trick, a. ftref; t<strong>of</strong>ffv-fUri : ott, fJicf i<br />
fpfl) ; fl.ita. -, v.a. & n. narrrt ; \vtl<br />
ri fbt fig prntrt i potvet; tiorrn*.<br />
;<br />
Tritter,*. fciii bcfnttat fig ineb lnv')»ti-<br />
bcbcngn. [i'rn.<br />
Trepbine.s. ett (Tog* iiiinbte tttvamt- Trifling, a. tirttr\?ftf. -, a. obeliiblij.<br />
Trepidation, s. bnrrniiig, fFalfaiiig. Trifoliate, a. tttblnbig.<br />
Trepiduess, a. biifsan, (dbfla. Trifoly, *. fbt flbfrtt.
Tri<br />
; ;<br />
;<br />
bfltto an meB en, cin jnfB en nnnan. —<br />
<strong>the</strong> hold, T. flufro gobfet i ruinmet.<br />
-m^r, s. rabeil)ane; vocflonbe perfon;<br />
uppu'f>«e. -ming, ». uifl<strong>of</strong>fering<br />
gtipn ; jVnpvln ; tcivpn ; fSrfe fig ; gijtn<br />
tn fott vefn. - up, iifveclifln. to<br />
<strong>the</strong> anchor, Iijfta nnfoten.<br />
Tripartite, a. ttebelnb.<br />
T ri partition, s.fijtbe (ning i lifn belar.<br />
Tripe, i. inmnie <strong>of</strong> freatuc. -market,<br />
Ti-ipedal, a. trefotab. [s. fyugang.<br />
Tripetalous, a. ttebdibig.<br />
Triphthong, s. ffafpelft famnianfatt<br />
-<br />
Tro 413<br />
Triform, a. trefovinig.<br />
Tripmadam, a. felfnoppor.<br />
riigamy, s. Irfgifte.<br />
Tripod, s. ircfot.<br />
riigeniinous, a. tteMtbbcl.<br />
Tripolj', «. tvippef. [vnnbe.<br />
iTrigKer, s. I).iKl)af« ; irydte po fn t'<strong>of</strong>fa. Tripping, a. fnaC; trippnnbe ; fn<strong>of</strong>.<br />
iXrigiyph.s. y. fttfTiigd fiiflt va enSos Triptote, .s. crb fern bfoit Ijnr ire fnfu«.<br />
Trigon, «. T. ttiangel. [lifT fiii. Tripudiation, s. bongning, Ijoppning.<br />
Trigonometry, s. tcinngeUliua. Trireme, s. gntet nub tre pat nior.<br />
Trilateral, a. ttefitig.<br />
Trill, s. tiiff. -, V. n. a a. fro briCfnr<br />
Trise, v. a. Ijijfa, braga upp.<br />
Trisection, *. tj^ining i tre lifo belnt.<br />
ttiUn : tri)va neb. [ner. Tristful, a. bebi-Liflig. [ubbig g<strong>of</strong>fel.<br />
Trillion, 5. triHicn, «n iniltion lulIio= Trisulc,a. trefinfoen. -,5. tteubb, tce»<br />
Triluminous, a. forfetB nif& tre \\\xi. Trisyllahical, a. treflafvMg.<br />
Trim, s. flriBnoB, iit|io(feting ; uttiif}= Trisyllable, a. treflafvigt orb.<br />
ning ; bctfigjnljet. -, a. natt, vvVtlig- Trite, a. utnott. -ness, s. t»an[ig[)et.<br />
- <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> masts, T. mn^ctnnii tjenli^ Triton, s. niton; ttitcngl)ornet(fnacfa).<br />
fl<strong>of</strong>lf Irtge fbc feglingen. -, f. a. & n. Triturable, a. fom fan fonbeifiotoS.<br />
Vutfn ; i)vn tilt; Inga i ottniiig pri)ta ; ; Triturate, v. a. fonbetjioto; putweris<br />
urtuf}a ; fattfl i jnitvigt ; tnio cflobig Trituration, a. frowning. [fetn.<br />
Triumph, s. tniimf ; feger; glabjerop.<br />
-, v.a. 6tn. fegro; <strong>of</strong>perDinno ; fjunga<br />
bnvb; cflabigl)et.<br />
fegetfang ; raro flolt.<br />
Triumphant, a. ttiunifernnbe, fegetrif.<br />
Triumvir, s. tiiiiinfic, —ate, a. ttes<br />
Trinal, a. ncfatbig.<br />
Triune, a. tteenig. [mannopalbe,<br />
Trine, s. T. ttel)6cnig afpeft.<br />
Triunity, a. ttecnigOet.<br />
Tringle, s. T. fainiSlifln. [gt.ig. Trivet, 5. trefot. [s. obeti)b(igI)et.<br />
Trinity, s. treenigl)et. -grass,*. flag= Trivial, a. obeli)b(ig; nllninn. -ness,<br />
Trink, s. ftlTntennt.<br />
Troat, V. a. ffrifa font en Ijjott i btun«<br />
Trinket, 3. T. bramfegel.<br />
Trochaical, a. St<strong>of</strong>aijl. [jlen.<br />
Trinket, s. teff<strong>of</strong> ; loppvi.<br />
Trochanters, a. pi. iSrwribart.<br />
Trinomial, a. foni \)M tt« nanin. Trochee, a. txoU.<br />
Trip, s. ffltt; faringft<strong>of</strong>; focfeetfe Trochil, a. fvattlnjfe; tumling.<br />
fott tefct. -, v.n. a a. fla omfuff; Troglodyte, s.
414 Tro<br />
Tropological, a. fgutlig, for6lom=<br />
nuroB.<br />
Tropology, s. forbtoimnetnfct tnUfcitt.<br />
Trot , s. tv.nf ; (old) gmninat triting.<br />
-town, 5. gatpn^fntc. -, v.n. trnfpa.<br />
Troth, 5. tto; fanning, -plight, s.<br />
forl<strong>of</strong>ning. -less, a. trolB«.<br />
Trotter, s. tt<strong>of</strong>fnte; forfot.<br />
Trouble, s. befv>nt ; oto; bcljberi; bu<br />
tymniet. -feast, «. glabjfflijtntc. -,<br />
f , a, gruiii la ; fetflota ; otoa ; bebt'<strong>of</strong>ta ;<br />
qtjnlja; befpntn. -some, a. befvnrlig,<br />
brybfam; fotttetlig ; bufferffliii; ttotu<br />
iTolon. -, f. 71. jTelfa, IrittjoS.<br />
Truhs, s. niurfla.<br />
Truce, s. i}a\>ti\l)\.nla ; \iaui.<br />
Truchman, Trudgeman, «. btago^<br />
Trucidation, *. blobbab. [man, totf.<br />
Truck, s. b\)tt; 2". lawettbjul; banb:><br />
fiuta. -, V. a. (2 n. fotvtxia; h\)ta.<br />
Truckle, s. ttiffa. -bed, s. fTottfang.<br />
-, t-'. n. fn;pa, fot'dbnijufa fig.<br />
Truculence, s. ciiicnfTligljct; tabet.<br />
Truculent, a. vilb; gtyni. [fotS.<br />
Trudge, v. n. (Inpa, moba; go lia<br />
True, a. fann, frifer ; tottfFnffcn^, nfta<br />
ceblig; tt<strong>of</strong>afl; nijggrann ; tfittninlig.<br />
-born, a. nfta. -bred, a. nfta, fnnn.<br />
-hearted, a. upi-tigtig. -love, «.<br />
tcoCbnc, cniibar. -love-knot, s. 'caU<br />
fiiut. -man, -penny, s. gob, nrlig<br />
Traffic, s. botfiple, tryffel. [fatt.<br />
Truism, a. cflribig fanning.<br />
Trull, 3. gaibora.<br />
Trump,*, trumpet ; ftunif. -, v. a.<br />
& n. trmufn; bopbifta. -ery, s. Inp;<br />
v'vi ; falffi ptnl ; bcnfptl.<br />
Trumpet, a. uwiiftt; tvumiielare; T.<br />
;<br />
Tue<br />
ropntc. -fish, a. filnre. -tongiaed,<br />
gnlljubnnbe. -, f. n. blnfn po irunipc<br />
utfpribn. -er.s.ttnnipetnre; uicopnrt<br />
fi'otrunipali, triffn. -bed<br />
Trunk, s. fifln; ftani, bn( nf ett trnb<br />
fnijtc, fnnbcl. -breeches, s. ;>/. v<br />
fnni. -someness, s. Iebfnm0«t, jjlag* Trunk, v. a. ffi)nipn. [bijxei<br />
Trough, s. tnig, I)0 ; thnna. [fnmljet. Trunked, a. fiaminig.<br />
Trounce, «^. a. iiiifbonbia ; vtijgln; an; Trunnion, s. fnnontnpp.<br />
Trousers, s. vMmot. [gifon. Trusion, s. potning.<br />
Trout, s. foreff, laybcing.<br />
Truss, s. fnippn; brorfbonb. -, f. t<br />
Trover, s. ntetfotbring nf bittegob^. (up) pndfn ibop ; fpnnna ; fiiiign.<br />
Trow, I. inonntro! -, v.n. tco, tnnfn. Trust, s. forttBflan, liffforfigt, bopp<br />
Trowel, «. murjTef; gt<strong>of</strong>t octfiyg.<br />
Trowsers, s. pi. byxot.<br />
Troy-weight, s. gulbuigt.<br />
fortroenbe ; ining^fn ; nnfortrcbb fijfln<br />
ftebit. to go upon -, borga. -, v. c<br />
& n. anfbrtro; tro; borgn, fentnn ^<br />
Truant, s. iiitting, gc[)e foin fTotfat i frebit; (upon, on, in, to) lita pa<br />
boppnS, tro. [forniynberifni<br />
Trustee, s. formi^nbnre. -ship.<br />
Trustiness, s. Itobef, nrligbet. [nttic<br />
Trusty, a. ttogen; tittforlitlig ; fiani<br />
Truth, «. fanning; fannfnrbigbet; lil<br />
fi5rlitligbet ; tJiSb«t; upprigiigbet. in -<br />
<strong>of</strong> a -, i fanning. [nini<br />
Trutination, s. cfviertingnnbe ; prli<br />
Try, p. a. &. n. priifpa; frefln ; focbi<br />
rn : f<strong>of</strong>ra (nictntter) ; beflita fig.<br />
Tub, s. baljo, tunna; bi;tta. -fish, .<br />
fnorrbnne. [s. tl't<br />
Tube, s. tub, teIe|?op; cyfinber. -worn<br />
Tubercle, s. blenuna; titen fnol.<br />
Tuberose, s. tuberoS.<br />
Tuberosity, s. fnoliqb"-<br />
Tuberous, a, tnolig, ojemn. -n(<br />
Tubule, s. litet tSc. [*. fnoligbe<br />
Tuch, s. art marmot.<br />
Tuck, «. iSng vdrja; nnt; tiedf. -,<br />
&n. uppjTL'rta; vifn ibop. -er, 5. br<strong>of</strong><br />
(app; rolfate; iirmnIT ;<br />
futnre (pff).<br />
Tucket, s. fbttfTifoa ; itumperflycfe.<br />
Tucksels, s.pl. oycttanber.<br />
Tuel, 3. ^\\%.
Tue<br />
Tuesday, s. ti^cag.<br />
Tuir, s. tuffflen.<br />
Tuft, 5. t<strong>of</strong>(j, qfaft ; inppa ; Flafe ; fufpa ;<br />
7'. Fnapp. -taffety,*. fcfjaog. -,v. a.<br />
rrnM iiieB t<strong>of</strong>^. -ed lark,s. t<strong>of</strong>^lattn.<br />
-y, a. (uben; bupPig ; f(a^formtg.<br />
Tui;, s. I)ttcBt Drngnnte, nopptag; Fjfifls<br />
fviiim^. -, V. a. flapa; trata.<br />
Tuition, 5. fucfoat, fi5rmi)ntict|TQp, uns<br />
ScrvnfnnBe.<br />
Tulip, s. tulpiin. -tree,*, tulpantrab.<br />
Tumble, s. tuiutnnBe. -, v. n. & a.<br />
rauila onifua; tmnla; It'ottn; iTcynfln<br />
neB. -r, s. [inBonfate; turn late (BtiiSs<br />
gld^) ; gtnffrin^tjunB.<br />
TumLrel, s. Bi;ngtnrtn.<br />
Tumefaction, s. fnuffnab, foutj}.<br />
Tumefy, v. a. fdtocfafn fiJuffnaB.<br />
Tumid, a. fuutten, uppbtSfl; (Ttijtfam.<br />
-ness, s. fvulfligljet; fpuffnoB.<br />
Tumour, s. fouHnoB; uppblajlljet.<br />
Tump, V. a. [iigga jorB ouifiing tniB.<br />
Tumulate, v.a.&n. tegraft^n, jocBa ;<br />
Tumulose, a.fuff ineB fultnc. [f<strong>of</strong>iffo.<br />
Tumulosity, s. becgigtjet.<br />
Tumult, J. tiuiiuLt; upplopp; upptot.<br />
-, V. n. \siiinai.<br />
Tumnltuariness, s. bull«tfaiii()ct.<br />
Tumultuary, a. orolig, uppcotiiT.<br />
Tumultuate, v. n. oiicfa wpptoc ; Jtoc=<br />
!iia; rcignaS. /<br />
Tumultuation, s. buKet ; f cr»>irting.<br />
Tumultuous, a. gjotB meB buffer;<br />
orcgetlig.<br />
Tun, s. tunna ; fat (4 I)ogg[)eab«) ; 20<br />
centner, -,v. a. (up) tunna, i^dVio. i<br />
tunnor.<br />
Tunable, a. cnffjuBanBe, ^arnioniff.<br />
Tune, s. ton, late ; fang, rifa ; taft ; f i3ti<br />
ening ; li)nne ; ffirfligfjct. out <strong>of</strong> - ,<br />
i <strong>of</strong>inuiB. in -, flamB. —,v.a.& n.<br />
1 PaiMiiio; fjunga; f)<strong>of</strong>i?a rigtigi Ijut.<br />
-ful, a. IjatmonilT. -less, a. iffa Ijiu<br />
BnnBe.<br />
, Tunic,<br />
*. tri5ja, liffjBrtel, tunif.<br />
Tunicle, s. Ijinna.<br />
Tunictilated, a. betciit meb pinner.<br />
• Tunnage, s. ri)tnBinne()affet <strong>of</strong> en tuns<br />
na ; Uifietal pa ett fattyg.<br />
Tur 415<br />
Tunnel, s. frot(lcngpipa; gang, tunnel.<br />
-, V. a. ruffa itjop lift tnttott; ge»<br />
noinbcrra.<br />
Tunn-ho<strong>of</strong>, s. jorBmutgron.<br />
Tunny, s. Spanf! ni<strong>of</strong>rill.<br />
Tup, 5. guiiife. -, v. a. dn. befprtnga ;<br />
fldngag fom en gumfe. [turban.<br />
Turban, «. turban, -ed, a. floBB meb<br />
Turbary, s. torfmnfe.<br />
Turbid, a. grumlig, uppriitB. -ness,<br />
s. gruniligljet; Bunfelljet.<br />
Turbin, s. bornmuf [a.<br />
Turbinated, a. uriBen cJ; fpetjig<br />
uppat; fagelfonnig.<br />
Turbith, s. tiiafeBufPo.<br />
Turbo, s. brirfoetvinb.<br />
Turbot, s. butta (flunBra).<br />
Turbulence, s. o^riBigbet ; buffet ; for.<br />
bijlring. [roriff ; fiotmig.<br />
Turbulent, a. orotig, bulferfam, uppe<br />
Turcism, s. SurfifT religion.<br />
Turd, 5. tort, exfteincntet. -y,a. [ottig.<br />
Tureen, s. feppjTaL<br />
Turf,s. torf; gragpaff; ronnarbana. -,<br />
V. a. totflfigga. -ed, a. gron, torfbe«<br />
tatft. -y, a. torftif.<br />
Turgent, a. f»?affanBe, p<strong>of</strong>anBe.<br />
Turgescence, s. fouffnab, fpulfl; fa.<br />
fanga. [MnBe.<br />
Tttrgid, a. feaffB, uppblaf}; Ijogtrafs<br />
Turgidity, s. fPuffnaB, foulfj.<br />
Turk, s. lutf; 2urtij7a fptatet; grijm<br />
menniffa. -ey, s. 2utfiet; falfcn.<br />
-corn, s. inaj^. -hen, s. falfonl/ona.<br />
Turkish, a. 2utfifF; "barbatifF.<br />
Turm, s. tropp.<br />
Turmeric, «. gurfmeja, SnBianff tot.<br />
Turmoil, s. orafenBe ; foroirring. -,<br />
v. a. df n. plogo; CfiSnag.<br />
Turn,*. otiBning omfring ; frijfning ;<br />
frcfoag ; fpatfergSng ; cmijerling ; tia=<br />
faHe; tur; tjcnp^; f'oranbring ; fmaf;<br />
f orn'oBenfjet ; fieg. -for-, lifa nieb<br />
lifa. to serve one's -, g'ora tiff fiji»<br />
left, now is my-, otbningen batfonu<br />
mit tiff uiig. at every -, i bvarje han=-.<br />
Be(fe. by turns, veictriig. shi-ewd<br />
turns, fu( ftref. -bench, s. fi^avfftcl.<br />
-coat, s. <strong>of</strong>faffing. -key,s. fangfaf*
Two<br />
tflre i »« fniigcrfe. -pike, a. flngbeni Tway-blade, «. T, tPf^ob.<br />
ifvtr lontSv^igen. -sol, «. folvoi^, Tweak, s. nvpnnbt i nflfnn.<br />
-spit, a. fl«fvnntnr( (Iftfi-'ftt grfifj<br />
; ; Tweedle, v. a. fnftn uibcbro; bfin pS<br />
416 Tur<br />
ft>ingr)Uiib. -stile, s. v>^^n^fcl«.<br />
Turn, f. n. & a. tuinta; cmrontn;<br />
fv>nrf ; f ifn ; cfpfrfntta ; onit'ijlfl, f6t=<br />
Cfltitlo; f6r((tn; Viintn fig cmfting<br />
f<strong>of</strong>in fig ; ffnrn fig (oni nijolf) ; fortn,<br />
blifrn. - a\ray, <strong>of</strong>vMfrt; <strong>of</strong>ffetn. -<br />
milk, fommrtiiijSIf ntt ffnra fig. -<strong>of</strong>f,<br />
fionivinta. -out, uiflijtn; f)nnDn; Mif=<br />
vn. - over, K>ant cm bla^tt. - over<br />
a <strong>new</strong> life, tnga fig nnnnt fere. -<br />
tail, f<strong>of</strong>a untpijfift; fnga liff fottfr. -<br />
<strong>the</strong> edge, forfToo. - <strong>the</strong> scale, t^aga<br />
neo vigrffnUn. -er,«. frarfv^nre. -ery,<br />
s. frflvfvoriit(>8te.<br />
Turning-joint, s. rl)g9rn^#fcr.<br />
Turnip, i. tcfua. -cabbage, «. \aU<br />
ror ; ftffr<strong>of</strong>vn.<br />
^<br />
[fjvuntfnt).<br />
Turniquet, *. otcrpre^ (fiilijlnt^-iiis<br />
Turpentine, s. tfrptntin.<br />
Turpitude,*. (fiinMigl)fr, nf^(igf)ft;<br />
Turquoise, s. (urfc«. [netrigbft.<br />
Turrel, a. bctt ; brngfftnf.<br />
Turret, s. lii«t tern ; \vt\i. [vn^^n.<br />
Turtle, 3. turtiirbufrn ; Viitlfnifolt;<br />
Tuscan, a. SclTanff, - order, s. T.<br />
2:<strong>of</strong>FnniTa crbningen.<br />
Tush, i. fi;! lappri!<br />
Tusk, s. Ouggtftnb, tet. -ed, -y, a.<br />
fiJtfftB mtb fcetat eff. l;uggtiiiibct.<br />
Tussle, *. btottiiing. -^ v. a. f.impn,<br />
.' Tut, i. tVfl fi)<br />
!<br />
[ftrita.<br />
Tut, 9. tif^appU. [bigtjet.<br />
Tutelage, s. fSniivnfcerfFnp ; oiiiyns<br />
Tutelary, a. untbnnte.<br />
Tutor, s. f 6niU)nbar« ; infcttiiotor. -, v.<br />
a. lora, unbtnnfa ; tiifta. -age, s. for.<br />
Tutsan, s. jcljnnnisl^tt. [iiii;nDei|Tnp.<br />
Twaddle, s. ffrrirring; flobbet.<br />
Twain, a. tun, trrnn*.<br />
Twait, s. nyl'n^lning.<br />
Twang, *. fiiinff; fTortning ; flnng;<br />
nn
Tye<br />
-h<strong>and</strong>-frame-saw, s. flicffng.<br />
'ye, ^. fbtOintelfe.<br />
'vml.al, 5. Viifa.<br />
'yine, s. liiiijan.<br />
'ympaii, s. vufa; truntpctl)innnn i<br />
irot ; Ciitfclicn b<strong>of</strong>trytfetiptep ; Ijncfoel.<br />
-ist, 5. vuf|Tagare.<br />
'jnmpanum, s. T. trum()innnn i "otat,<br />
'ynipany, s. bufu
418 Una<br />
Unacknowledged, a. o«rfan^, iife an=<br />
laijfn.<br />
Unacquaintance, s. cfunnigOct.<br />
Unacquainted (with), a. cfunnig<br />
(om), eforfnrtn, cbefiint.<br />
[ocg.<br />
Unacquiiable, a. font itfe fnn focrntfj<br />
Unacquitted, a. nnnu idt btfxiat,<br />
life bftalnD, iit< qv?ittfrnb.<br />
Unactive, a. ttoc), oivrffaui.<br />
Unactuated, a. Uf Ib^ ; icfe sertftiiat).<br />
Unadopted, a. onntngen.<br />
Unadored, a. iie lillbebjat).<br />
Unadorned, a. opti;t)b, ulnn grnnntSt.<br />
Unadulterated, a. <strong>of</strong>l>rfal)Tnb, <strong>of</strong>tn.<br />
Unadvertised, a. cj fungcrB, o»arnob.<br />
Unadvisable, a. ornftlig.<br />
Unadvised, a, cfccfigiig. -ness, s.<br />
olviiinffiiiiil)«t.<br />
Unaffected , a. cfTtHuitnb , pt>>ungen ;<br />
obevefi ; fonslolii^. -ness,J. upprig-<br />
ti9()n; nalutligtjet.<br />
Unaffecting, a. iit cctnnbe.<br />
Unaffectionate, a. erbclig.<br />
UnatTirmed, a. cbefraftab.<br />
Unatritated, a. ot'otb. [obeOnglig.<br />
Unapreealile, a. (to, with) ctjenlig<br />
Unaidaljle, a. Dt)jtig.<br />
Unalienable, a. onf()iinbe(ig.<br />
Unallayed, a. obtdnbnb.<br />
Unallowalile, a. otiffatlig, otflgtig.<br />
Unalterable, a. <strong>of</strong>iivrinbetlig. -ness,<br />
s. <strong>of</strong>criintfvitgljet.<br />
Unambiguous, a. t^blig.<br />
Unamendable, a. Dbotlig. [p.i'tb.<br />
Unamial>le, a. cbetjoglig; itfe nlfFnnS;<br />
Unaneled , a. font t\ fatt fifia fmi5rj=<br />
Unanimated, a. liflijl. [ningen.<br />
Unanimity, s. enigl)cf, cnBrngt.<br />
Unanimous, a. jnbrngtig.<br />
Unannounced, a. onniniitb.<br />
Unan8werable,a.o»«betfngli9.-ne9S,<br />
.f. onti^i^ll!)et.<br />
Unappeasable, a. <strong>of</strong>orfontig.<br />
Unapplicable, a. olniiiplig. -ness,<br />
3. omiv>anbbnt(Kt.<br />
Unapprehended, a. cbefymcftb.<br />
Unajiprehensible, a. obsgriplig.<br />
Unapprehensive, a. cfbtfianbig.<br />
Unapproachable, a. oiiffgangUg.<br />
;<br />
Unapt,<br />
Unb j<br />
(to , for) c(!ii(ig , efott k<br />
jciHig; oben.igcn, iift f<strong>of</strong>fjn fot |<br />
-ness, s. <strong>of</strong>ficfligfjet; clotafiigljjt.<br />
Unarched, a. cl)Dnlfb.<br />
Unargued, a. oberifl; ctatlnb.<br />
Unarm, v. a. nfviipna. -ed, a. obi<br />
Unarraigned, a. onnflagab. [pripnoi :<br />
Unartful, n. cfcnfKab.<br />
Unarticulated, a. oortifulerab.<br />
Unasked, a. objuben ; oaifvotb.<br />
Unaspiring, a. iit fJrnfvnnbe cftet [ji<br />
Unassailed, a. <strong>of</strong>ocf<strong>of</strong>t. [ga tinj<br />
Unassisted, a. oljjetpt, o^utpen.<br />
Unassuming, a. bli;gfant, iife fotnit<br />
t.n.<br />
[(itii,<br />
^<br />
Unassured, a. o? if po fig ; itfe jittf<br />
Unatonable, a. oblitfetig.<br />
Unatoned, a. ahlibtat.<br />
Unattainable, a. cljinnfrig. -nesi<br />
5. cmojli;iI)et an tttjattnS.<br />
Unattempted, a. <strong>of</strong>ctf<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Unattented.a. enfaiu, utan fijije ; ob<br />
niiitft. -to, ijatbflbfnt.<br />
Unattentive, a. onfifani.<br />
Unattested, a, obevittnoB.<br />
Unau<strong>the</strong>ntic, a. <strong>of</strong>iif
Unb<br />
Unbend, f. a. & n. gdra finf ; niilfcta;<br />
(icnitii fig ; \)'s>'\{a. — one's mind, I)»i(a<br />
fi;i. -ing, a. obejlig.<br />
Unbeneficed, a. utan paftorat.<br />
Unbenign, a. oiiiinlig.<br />
Unbenum, v. a. uvpi^ntmn.<br />
Unbeseeming, a. oanjiancig.<br />
Unbesought, a. fjclfntant.<br />
[mat.<br />
Unbias, v. a. mfgota; beftio nf f otto*<br />
Unbidden, a. cbefnItD, oannicfinc ; fjelf^<br />
Unbind, v. a. upv'i-M'n. [mnnt.<br />
Unbisliop, V. a. betijfon 6if!oplig »?fit=<br />
MiU)ct; affatta. [164.<br />
Unbitted, a. nfbnjiab; otijglab, n;geU<br />
Unbittered, a. \it fotbitttnb.<br />
Unblamable, a. font ej fan toClal.<br />
-ness, s. cf}tnflig()«t.<br />
Unblasted, a. cvipnnD.<br />
Unbleached, a. cblcft.<br />
Unblemished, a. obcPatfnb, utnnfTuIft.<br />
Unblended, a. cblaitbab.<br />
Unblest, a. oU;dffn(ig; etnnbig.<br />
Unblighted, a. ojlotb.<br />
Unblind, v. a. gota feenbe ; 'nppl^fn.<br />
Unbloody, a. oblobig ; iife gti)m.<br />
Unblown, a. outfprutfen. [ftoppcn.<br />
Unbodied, a. uton ftopp; (Tiljb iftnn<br />
Unboiled, a. ta, <strong>of</strong>cft.<br />
Unbolt, V. a. upptigto, dppna. -ed, a.<br />
o^nngb ; gr<strong>of</strong>, cfiftob.<br />
Unbone, v. a. ffitja ftait bencn.<br />
Unbooted, a. obsfl<strong>of</strong>lab.<br />
Unbordered, a. <strong>of</strong>antab.<br />
Unborn, a. <strong>of</strong>ctb. [nngon.<br />
Unbosom, v. a. oppna fill Ijjerta fi5c<br />
Unbound, a. <strong>of</strong>nuten, oinbunbtn. -ed,<br />
Unbow, V. a. nebfpnnna. [a. gtfin^tiig.<br />
Unbowed, a. cftijft.<br />
Unbowel, v. a. taga ut ine(ft?otna.<br />
Unbrace, v. a. (Tnppn, fnnppa upp.<br />
Unbreathing, a. nnbttuten, (ifCoS.<br />
Unbred, a. obetefuab, iffa uppf<strong>of</strong>trab.<br />
Unbreeched, a. utnn byxot, bi;x['6«.<br />
Unbvibable, a. fom «j fnn mnXtS.<br />
Unbridle, v. a. betfia nf. -d, a. \\z\H'<br />
valfig, etuglab. [Sii.<br />
Unbroken, a. obrutcn; ctamb, ti;ge[=<br />
Unbro<strong>the</strong>rly, a. icfe btcbetlig.<br />
Unbuckle,v.a. uppfpnntin, fnnppoupp.<br />
Unc 419<br />
Unbnng, v. a. taga fpunbet ur.<br />
Unburied, a. obegtafpen; irfe jcrbab.<br />
Unburned, a. obtnnb. [troenbe.<br />
Unbur<strong>the</strong>n, v. a. af (nfJn ; fnga i f 6r»<br />
Unbury, v. a. uppgnifpn ; uppfijfn.<br />
Unbutton, v. a. uppfnappa.<br />
Uncalcined, a. <strong>of</strong>nlcinetab ; <strong>of</strong>iJtfntffnb.<br />
Uncalled, a. cfnKab, objuben.<br />
Uncalm, v. a. ctoa. [(ig.<br />
UncalumniatedjUnc<strong>and</strong>id, a. or«b«<br />
Uncanonical, a. jliibanbe mot fyrfo*<br />
tngen.<br />
Uncapable, a. <strong>of</strong>ocmdgen, oiTiJltg.<br />
Uncase, v. a. utbraga uc fobcct ; fla.<br />
Uncautious, o. uarb^lo^, oaftfam.<br />
Unceasing, a. irfe uppl)branbe.<br />
Uncensnred, a. otabtob.<br />
Uncertain, a. opi^, cfafer, <strong>of</strong>iabig;<br />
vittrnbig. -ty, s. oti^^ct, en wi% fnf;<br />
efinbigljet; t»if»e[<strong>of</strong>tigI)et.<br />
Uncessant, a. cuppt)i5rng.<br />
Unchain, v. a. befria iftSn bojor, li5fa.<br />
Unchangeable,a.<strong>of</strong>i5tdnbetIig.-ness,<br />
«. oonibyiligbet. [berlig.<br />
Unchanging, a. <strong>of</strong>otdnbrab, <strong>of</strong>dran*<br />
Uncharitable, a, cbarmOettig. -ness,<br />
*. obntiiifjertigljet.<br />
Uncharm, v. a. taga ut foctjuSning.<br />
Unchaste, a. <strong>of</strong>l;ff, oren ; tiberlig.<br />
Unchastity, s. <strong>of</strong>i>fTI)et.<br />
Unchecked, a. otygtab, oOnnimab.<br />
Uncheerful, a. olufJig, nebflagen.<br />
-ness, s. ff atmob ; nebfTagenbet.<br />
Unchild, v. a. gdra banildg.<br />
Unchristian, a. <strong>of</strong>tifjlig; <strong>of</strong>dftcn.<br />
-ness, s. cftiftligbct.<br />
Unchurch, v. a. banniyfa.<br />
Uncia, s. ung.<br />
Uncicled, a. opanelab.<br />
Uncircumcised, a. ooinfTuccn.<br />
Uncircumscribed, a. cinfTtanft.<br />
Uncircumspect, a. cvarfam.<br />
Uncivil, a. ob'dflig. -ized, a. i.>ti;f|'ab.<br />
Unclad, a. <strong>of</strong>labb.<br />
Unclassic, a. icfe ftaffifP.<br />
Uncle, s. farbtot, niotbtot.<br />
Unclean, a. oten; libetlig. -liness,<br />
s. otenligbct ; <strong>of</strong>i)ifI)et. -ness, *. libets<br />
ligljet; otenligljet ; T. befmittetigOef.<br />
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420 line<br />
Unclench, v. a. <strong>of</strong>pna fnytnafpen.<br />
Uncloa<strong>the</strong>, v. a. <strong>of</strong>flcitd, vluntta.<br />
Uncloister, u. a. beftia ftan ett Uo-,<br />
Unclose, v. a. 'cp^nn. [fletl<strong>of</strong>te.<br />
Unclouded, a. ten, flat, utan jiioln.<br />
-ness, s. nio[nfti()«t, flnt^et.<br />
Uncloudy, a. molnfti, flat.<br />
Uncoil, f. a. utceba, utoe(f(Q.<br />
Uncollected, a. <strong>of</strong>oiiUab.<br />
Uncoloured, a. <strong>of</strong>ii'tgab, fntgloS.<br />
Uncomely, a. olj<strong>of</strong> lig ; oanpntig ; cor:<br />
n3;ful.<br />
Uncomfortable, a. OebtBflig, fr>otmp5<br />
tig; obeqvntn. -ness, s. trbftloeOet;<br />
;<br />
Unc<br />
Unconscious, a. frtn^ldo^, ui .: i -t:<br />
Uncorruptible, a. cforgnnglu^.<br />
Uncostly, a. icfc bi;r.<br />
Uncounsellable, a. icfe rntiia<br />
'<br />
j<br />
.<br />
Unconsecrate , v, a. oljelgn.<br />
cinrigb, cbetgnb.<br />
Unconsidered, a. oiifrerlngb.<br />
Unconsolable, a. otr<strong>of</strong>llig.<br />
-d .i<br />
,<br />
clurtigf)"; [etfamljet.<br />
Unconsonant, a. otjenlig, elnniplig.<br />
Unconstant, a. obeftanbig.<br />
Unconstitutional, a.Jiritanbeinot re<br />
geringi'ctbningen.<br />
Unconstrainable, a. ottingiig.<br />
[s. oi^nnligtjft. Unconstraint, s. oi'^ungenhcr.<br />
Uncoramon.a.opanlig, fnfffynt.-ness, Unconsulting, s. cfBtfigtigljct.<br />
Uncommunical)le, a. cmeticlbar. Uuconsumed, a. <strong>of</strong>lHirttt.<br />
Uncompact, s. otat, lutfer (cm jctb). Uncontended, a. utom niotfiigetfe.<br />
Uncompanied, a. utom belebfagonte Uncontented, a. otifffrcb^fiiitTb.<br />
Uncontenting, a. otiCcnilig.<br />
Uncompassionate, a. obatmbcrtig. Uncontestable, a. oi>cbcrfrig[ig.<br />
Uncomplaisant, a. ol/<strong>of</strong>lig, cnrtig. Uncontested, a. ccuioifngb, obe|!tibb.<br />
Uncomplete, a. <strong>of</strong>utt|!nn6ig.<br />
Uncontrolled, a. cbeljintrab, ctfung<br />
Uncomplying, a. obBjIig, tmii. Uncontroverted, a. cbeflritt.<br />
Uncompounded, a. cnfef; <strong>of</strong>miinian; Unconversable, a. cuingrtngfain.<br />
fatt. -ness, s. cntcKjet. [ttanglj<strong>of</strong>taC. Unconversant, a. (in, with) obefant.<br />
TJncomprehensive, a. obegriplig Unconvinced, a. iit Bfoettijgab.<br />
Unconceivable, a. obegriplig. Uncorrected, a. fuH nieb fe(; <strong>of</strong>Sr;<br />
Unconcern, s. litnojCbet ; fnfffinnigbet. briittab. [fen^<br />
Unconcerned, a. (with, for, at)obes Uncorrupted, a. <strong>of</strong>trnfflig; rntiHaf:<br />
fmnrab ; lifa gtab. -ness,«. lifn'6jcl)et. Unconvicted, a. o<strong>of</strong>oerbeoijl.<br />
Unconcernment, «. lifnoj6f)et. Uncord, v. a. l<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Unconcludent, Unconclusive , a. Uncorporeal, a. cfroppflig.<br />
lit becifiinbe.<br />
Uncountable, a.-ctafnelig. [(opptet.<br />
Uncondemnable, a. ciTi)Ibig. Uncouple, v. a. <strong>of</strong>fcppla, fTappa i<br />
Unconditional, a. owllforlig. Uncourteous, a. obelefvab; catiig.<br />
Unconfined, a. cgrcinfab.<br />
-ness, s. oI)lifligbet. [bet.<br />
Unconform, ". (to) olit.<br />
Uncourtliness,s. obc(efoenl)et, cortig.-<br />
Unconformable, a. (to) cfijrliflig, Uncouth, a. gr<strong>of</strong>, ot)i)gg(ig ; ra. -ness,<br />
fttibanbe.<br />
s. bcfi;nnerlig()et ; ra^et; ol)cf[igl)ct.<br />
Unconformity, i. <strong>of</strong>ortifligOet ; iuctfa= Uncover, p. a. aftada, blottn ; aficiqa<br />
Unconfased, a. tijMig, rebig. [gelfe. Uncredible, a. otrolig.<br />
[I>aitei<br />
Unconfutable, a. opeberfaglig. UncreditaWe, a. vanfftbvantt.<br />
Unconnected , a. obunben; QtfTirjb-, Uncrown, v. a. ber<strong>of</strong>ra frcnnn.<br />
<strong>of</strong>ammanljanganbe.<br />
junction, s. fmotjelfe, fmorjeoljo. ei<br />
Unconquerable, a. ccfretrinnelig. treme -, fifla fmorjetfe.<br />
Unconquered, a. oSftjertiunnen, oSf» Unctuosity, s. oljaftigbct.<br />
octoinntlig.<br />
[ffniiib. Unctuous, a. oljiiftig, fet.<br />
UQCoascionable,a. |amvetgl6«; cfor: Unculpable, a. <strong>of</strong>Jtaff Ug, <strong>of</strong>omaig.
Unc<br />
UnculrivaLle, o. fom cj fan btufaS.<br />
Uncnltivate, a. ouppbrufnC.<br />
Uncurable, a. oOotlig.<br />
Uncurb , v. a. aftnga fintfetcn pa tU<br />
fcetfcl ; * btfria. -ed, a. ot^ungcn.<br />
Uncured, a. cbotab.<br />
Uncuiious, a. ouppmntffnm.<br />
Uncurl, V. a. &: n. gijta tnf; tnfna.<br />
-ed, a. iJe ftufig.<br />
Uncurrent, a. icfe gangfe.<br />
Uncurse, v. a. beftia f tSn fijt&annelfc.<br />
Uncurtailed, a. <strong>of</strong>tubbab.<br />
Uncustomable, o. tullfri.<br />
Uncustomary, a. osantig.<br />
Uncut, a. cjTutcn.<br />
Undamaged, a. cffab<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
UndauntaLle, a. ctubblig.<br />
Undaunted, a. <strong>of</strong>drfritab. -ness, s.<br />
cforilciii<strong>the</strong>t, mannnniob.<br />
Undebilitated, a. <strong>of</strong>ijrfungnb.<br />
Undecagon, s. «lf()Ocn.<br />
UndeceivaLle, a. cfoiflig.<br />
Undeceive , v. a. f5ra ut en Bitfomcs<br />
mn;), upvlijfa.<br />
Undecent, a. canffnnbig.<br />
Undecided, a. cafgjotB.<br />
Undecisive, a. irfe afg'dronbe.<br />
Undeck, v. a. affloba pti^bnaber, tadfin<br />
af. -ed, a.cprljbb.<br />
Undecreed, a. obefTuten. [cf^ifftctaS.<br />
Undecj-pheraLle, a. fom «j fan be*<br />
Undee, a. T. uSgig.<br />
Undefended, a. <strong>of</strong>etfsarab.<br />
Undefensive, a. fom
422 Und<br />
Undervalue, s. vinnpri« : untsrfntte;<br />
ring. -, v. a. •oamotia \ tnta ; neSfntta i<br />
Undervassal, a. unbctcafall. [onrt«.<br />
Underweave, v. a. inynfi?a.<br />
Underweight, s. uiib«t*^igt.<br />
Underwood, a. fina(Tog. [effigt-<br />
Underwork, s. ringa fotrottning ; clnt<br />
Underwork, f. a. flrinivta cmot; ar.beta<br />
for littt ; untetgrnfca. -man, s.<br />
gcfrilf; totig nrt)«tflre.<br />
Underwrite, v. a. unbctiTtifoa, unbcrs<br />
uiaa ; f orf.ifra. -r, s.tn foni forfafrar.<br />
Undescribed, a. obcpfrifocn ; onntedf:<br />
Undescried, a. <strong>of</strong>«6b, <strong>of</strong>btntfitft. [nab.<br />
Undeserved, a. <strong>of</strong>ottjent.<br />
Undeser^inirness, s. ocfittigljct.<br />
Undesigned, a. ob«tnnft. [tigtig.<br />
Undesigning, a, utan plnn ; attig ; up})=<br />
Undesirable, a. itfe onfforitb.<br />
Undestroyable, a. <strong>of</strong>orptlig.<br />
Undetected, a. oupptiirft.<br />
Undeterminable, a. obePnnibat.<br />
Undeterrainate, a. obejlnmb, ooi^.<br />
Undevout, a. canbiiftig.<br />
Undexterous, a. <strong>of</strong>fiilig.<br />
TJndied, a. cf.ugab.<br />
Undigested, o. cfniattfig.<br />
Undiligent, a. \it fiiiig.<br />
Undiniinisliable, a. cfctniinfftig.<br />
Undipped, a. cboppnb.<br />
Undirected, a. ortgetab.<br />
:<br />
Une<br />
L'mlersold, a. fa(6 till ronvtiS. Undiscernible, a. obfinnrfUg.<br />
Undersong, s. djot ; oinq»a6e. Undiscerning, a. f af unnig; ouvpuidif:<br />
Underst<strong>and</strong>, v. a. & n. fctjla, fnnnn, fam.<br />
bfflriva; uicna; fotmarfo. -aLle, Undisciplined , a. ocfunb, xit unbet:<br />
begtilitig. -ing, «. fetPant, fiirnuft; Undiscoverable, a. cflcnjbat. [rifnb<br />
erfntfniiet; faiiiljotfigOet. -, a. focftfin; Undiscreet, a. obethnffam.<br />
tig, fotfarm, ffitflig. [r)on6tlongore. Undisguised, a, cfSrftrittb, upviigiig<br />
Understrapper , s. un6erl)anb(nre Undisposed, a. cviiflig.<br />
Undertake ,v. a. & n. forf<strong>of</strong>n ; f6rf= Undisproved, a. itfe cebettngb.<br />
raga : jTota ; Ingga fig i ; uaia anfoatig. Undisputed, a. cbefltibb.<br />
-r, s. entr«t)tcnbc ; fdtetngare. Undissembled, a. <strong>of</strong>fentlig ; upvtigtia<br />
Undertaking, s. fijtctag ; forf<strong>of</strong>. Undissolvable, a. cupplb^lig.<br />
Underteeth, s. pi. tnnBet in nctrn Undistinguishable, a. DJTbnjolig<br />
faften.<br />
ctiiMig; cucflfiljelig.<br />
Undertenant, s. unbctntrcntfttct. Undistractedness, s. <strong>of</strong>fbttbet, [ugn<br />
Uiidertreasurer, s. unCeiffnttmafiiite. Undisturbed, a. cftbrb, otubbab.<br />
Undervaluation, s. nebfaitanfce uncet Undividable, a. ctetbor.<br />
Undo, V. a. gcta cm, toga titlbnta<br />
uvplbfa; fctberf>>a; gbra oliji lig : cm<br />
ocbeta. -ing, s. & u. fbtbetf; ui»»<br />
hnfi'finbe.<br />
Undoubted, a. ott^ifoeI<strong>of</strong>tig, fafet.<br />
Undraw, v. a. btaga upp, bppnn.<br />
Undress, s. ijntb^le^ brn'gt, mcrgon<br />
triigt. -, V. a. afftiiba; flnbn <strong>of</strong> fig.<br />
Undubitable, a. ct«if>jelnttig.<br />
Undue, a. otidbbtlig. -ness , s. ctitt<br />
b6tligl)«t.<br />
Undulate, a. togig, cnglif. -, v.<br />
n. btif>?a ftam od; tidbafa; bbija, ga<br />
Undulation, s. boijfcmiig rottlff.<br />
Undulatory, a. fngfcrmig.<br />
Undurable, a. fbtgnnglig.<br />
Undust, V. a. tomnm <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Undutiful, a. olybig.<br />
Undying, a. cbbblig, <strong>of</strong>btgnngng.<br />
Unearth, v. a. btifsa ut fin fula. -lyj<br />
a. bfretjotbiff. [bagligbft.<br />
Uneasiness, s. befcnr, btf i)nimet<br />
Uneasy, a. uibtcfftm, obegohm; leW<br />
font : r«>ungen ; otolig ; <strong>of</strong>btnbjb.<br />
Uneducate, a. nnnu ung.<br />
Uneffectual, a. ccerffnm.<br />
Uneligible, a. outcnljelig ; cpnffanbfc'i<br />
Unembarrassed, a. icfe fbrlngen.<br />
Unem])loj^ed, a. fi)^lolb§.<br />
Unendowed, a. cbeg.ifpab.<br />
Unengaged, a. fi)^;clbg.<br />
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.
Une<br />
I nentang'le, f . a. ttnga iir forlngsnOet.<br />
I'lientertaining, a. otufiig, icfc unbec=<br />
Uiiemied, a. nfunc^fri. [IjnHnnti.<br />
I'lu'iuious, a. lit nfiintfjuf.<br />
Uii(M|ual, a. (to) c; <strong>of</strong>oeren^ftfimmanbe<br />
mot : oKinn ; oovtentdg ; obiHig.<br />
UiHMjualled, a. mahilU,<br />
I'lu'qnalness, s. olifbet,<br />
UntMiuitable, a. obiHig, portiff. [()ct.<br />
Uiiriiable,rt. cfelbnt.-nesSjS.<strong>of</strong>elbars<br />
Liu'iring, a. cfviflig, efclbnt.<br />
Uni'scliewable, a. c|'i>if(ig.<br />
I'lKssential, a. icfe bufiiuSfnflig.<br />
Unestablished.a. Mdf tanbe ; idfc bcfatt.<br />
Uneven, a. cjeum ; life v<strong>of</strong>fante. -ness,<br />
Unevitable, a. oitnbi'iflig. [f'<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Unexamined , a. <strong>of</strong>ccljovb, icfe «nter=<br />
Unexampled, a. ocvberb, iitnn life.<br />
Unexceptionable, a. oyebecfdglig.<br />
Unexchanifed, a. outbi)tt.<br />
Unexcised, a. tuttfii.<br />
Unexcogitable, a. cutgrunbTig.<br />
Unexecuted, a. cfnKborbab.<br />
Unexempt, a. iit fvifiilfflb.<br />
Unexhausted, a. outtomb.<br />
Unexistent, a. iit ferbanben.<br />
Unexpected, a. <strong>of</strong>iStiinntnb.<br />
Unexpedient, a. icfe rnbtig.<br />
Unexpensive, a. (ju^baff^aftig.<br />
Unexperienced, a. oerfaren.<br />
Unexpert,a.cfTi(f lig, <strong>of</strong>orfftten. -ness,<br />
s. cetfnrcnbct.<br />
Unexpiated, a. <strong>of</strong>orfonnb.<br />
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Unf 423<br />
Unfeasible, a. ogotlig.<br />
Unfea<strong>the</strong>red, a. cfjnbrab.<br />
Unfed, a. iUa fiibb, bungtig.<br />
Unfeeling, a. fan^Iolo^, gci)m.<br />
Unfeigned, a. <strong>of</strong>Frymtnb, upptigtig.<br />
Unfellowed, a. olif, icfe p<strong>of</strong>fnnbc tiffs<br />
fainiiiang, [flnlla.<br />
Unfence, v. a. afrogn bctfel; *blotts<br />
Unfenced, a. <strong>of</strong>iStffnnfnb, <strong>of</strong>ijtfonrab.<br />
Unfertile, a. gnll, cftuftfnm.<br />
Unfetter, v. a. [o[fa fron bojoc.<br />
Unfilial, a. <strong>of</strong>onlig.<br />
Unfilled, a. ouv'vfi)tfb, oniatfnb.<br />
Unfinished, a. <strong>of</strong>uffborbnb, <strong>of</strong>ufffomlig.<br />
Unfirm, a. fpng, <strong>of</strong>labig.<br />
Unfit, ". <strong>of</strong>ficflig, c(anip(ig. -, f. a.<br />
a'Cna <strong>of</strong>Ficflig. -ting, a. cpaffanbe.<br />
Unfix, f . a. l<strong>of</strong>fa ; gijvn flutanbc ; tina<br />
upp. -ed, a. cPobig, fotanbcrlig ; obes<br />
fliinib. _ [tig.<br />
Unflattering, c. ufom fiiiicfet:; upps<br />
Unfledged, a. obunab, icfe flygfor.<br />
Unfold , V. a. utoecf to , (Tnppa for ut<br />
j<br />
i<br />
UnfoUowed, a. <strong>of</strong>'oljb, obelcbfagab.<br />
Unforced, a. fjetfinttig, fri, otpungett.<br />
Unforeknown, a. <strong>of</strong>litefetb.<br />
Unforeseen, a. <strong>of</strong>Stuifebb. [fiScbiib.<br />
Unforeskinned, a. oiniJuren, utom<br />
Unforetold, a. icfe fijrutfcigb.<br />
Unforfcited, a. cflnfctfob. [[Sret.<br />
Unforgiving, a. <strong>of</strong>otfonlig, fom ej fors<br />
Unforgotten, a. <strong>of</strong>orglomb.<br />
Unformed, a. <strong>of</strong>fnpnb ; <strong>of</strong>otnitig.<br />
Unexplored, a. outforiTob, <strong>of</strong>finb. Unfortified, a. obef.i'ft, cfbvffnnfaB.<br />
Unexpressive, a. iit [<br />
curfoglig.<br />
uttcijcfanbe Unfortunate, a. olijcflig, clycffalig.<br />
Unfounded, «. ogcuntnb.<br />
Unextinguishable, a. out|Tarf(tg.<br />
I Unfaded, a. Dfl>niif,nnb.<br />
Unfranchised, a. obefciab.<br />
Unfree, a. <strong>of</strong>ci; tpungen.<br />
Unfailing, a. fiifer, cfclbnr.<br />
Unfreeze, v. n. ton, tina upp.<br />
Unfair, a. fu[-, oavtig. [ttcgcn. Unfrequent, a. fafffynt, cuanlig.<br />
Unfaithful, a. trolo^; befcrngtig; van^ Unfriendliness, s. oi>nn(igbet.<br />
Unfamiliar, a. o>?nnlig. [i Jiiobet. Unfriendly, a. oocinlig. -,ad. opcinligt.<br />
Unfasliionable, a. cbtufdg, fom icfe tit Unfrighted, a. cforiTrncft.<br />
Unfasten, f. a. [<strong>of</strong>^a, upvliJfa- [''9- Unfruitful, a. gnff, cfcuftbat. -ness,<br />
Unfathomable, a. bcttenlo^; outgtunb; s. <strong>of</strong>ruflbnrbet.<br />
Unfatigued, a. cutttettnb.<br />
Unfulfilled, o. oitppfi^ffb, <strong>of</strong>ufffomnnb.<br />
Unfavourable, a. cgunftig, obenngcn. Unfunded, a. icfe betoenbe af nagou<br />
Unfeared, a. cforfTvriift; <strong>of</strong>titftab.<br />
in^ fonb (oiu nntionaipPulb).
424 Unf<br />
Unfurl, V. a. ulOte^n, eppnn; Itftn<br />
fegifn. [-e^i '^' omiJOtetflB.<br />
Unfurnish, v. a. ftanlngn; <strong>of</strong>tnilo.<br />
Ungainness, s. faafamljet, hi\^nneu<br />
[i9()er:full)et.<br />
Ungalled, a. obtuten, oiTnbnb.<br />
Ungarded, a. obeparnB ; oOetnnffam.<br />
Ungarnish, v. a. nfflhfcn.<br />
Ungenerated, a. cfobB, oOuttn.<br />
Ungenerative, a. <strong>of</strong>ruftbnt. Cdg.<br />
Ungenerous, a. cn&c(; gemcn, iTi)infj<br />
Ungenial, a. ol^a^li9.<br />
Ungenitured, a. uiciii feb^(o[fnitiiftr.<br />
Ungenteel, «. fltcf, v'tump, obelefviat).<br />
—ness, s. CQttigfjet.<br />
Ungentility, «. cnttigrjet.<br />
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Unh<br />
Unhalter, v. a. aftaqa griiiiiiion<br />
Unhamper, v. a. lojia, utnetfla.<br />
Unh<strong>and</strong>, *>. a. iTiivpci. -iness, t<br />
c(Ti(f(ig()Ct.<br />
Unh<strong>and</strong>some, a. fut, fti;gg; oteb(ig<br />
onttig. -ness, a. fiiUjet; oatiigI)tt<br />
otfblighJt.<br />
Unh<strong>and</strong>y, a. cflirflig, tiilpnftig.<br />
Unhanged, a. cl)angb.<br />
Unhap, s. elijcfa.<br />
Unhappiness, 5. ufeHjet, fctg, c[ii(fa<br />
Unhappy, a. o[i)dElig, ufel, {(onbig<br />
floblig. [(ett rabjut)<br />
Unharhonr, p. a, f<strong>of</strong>a, bcifua upi<br />
Unhardj', a. l^cf(ig, fotfogb.<br />
Unharmed, a. oiTnbb.<br />
Ungentle, a. tmn ; Ijntb •, rS ; oi>nn(ig. Unharmful, a. iiicnre^, cffijlbig.<br />
Ungentlemanlike, a. cV<strong>of</strong>lig ; Ingfin. Unharmonious, a. nii^ljubanbe<br />
not. [I)et flrnngbtt.<br />
; -ness, 3. nii^ljub, bi^batnicni.<br />
Ungentleness, s. otnmI)et; ctnififtig: Unharness, f. a. afffta en Ijiifl; af<br />
Ungifted, a. ej begnfMb.<br />
flnbn rapen cd; tuflning.<br />
Ungilded, a. <strong>of</strong>6cgi;ffb.<br />
Unhasp, v. a. <strong>of</strong>b<strong>of</strong>pn, afbnfa.<br />
Ungird, v. a. nfgcrbla.<br />
Unhatched, a. <strong>of</strong>Uidt; ouireilab.<br />
Ungirt, a. nfgotbtnb ; obunbtn. Unhaunted, a. cbcf<strong>of</strong>t,<br />
Ungiving, a. itfe gifrante, <strong>of</strong>tuftbat. Unhealahle, a. oinft.<br />
Ungodliness, s. cgubnfiigbet, gublog.- Unhealthy, a. fjuflig, ftnnipig.<br />
IJngodly, a. Quil'ii, ogntnftig. [l)it. Unheard, a. oblub; (<strong>of</strong>) oerbotb.<br />
Ungored, a. cftungcn, <strong>of</strong>fabb.<br />
Unheart, v. a. nffltnnfa gctn niobfrtlTo<br />
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Ungotten, a. cbcfomnien; itfe af(nb. Unheeding, a. loarbglbg, o^jarbig.<br />
UngovernaLle, a. otegtttig, <strong>of</strong>li;cig, Unhelped, a. obufpen.<br />
obonbig, vitb.<br />
[ting. Unlielpful, a. I)je(p[6g; fijrgafpe^.<br />
Ungoverned, a. otfgernb, utnn rege^ Unhewn, a. obuggen.<br />
Ungraceful, a. cbeljnglig, nii^bnglig. Unhidden, a. <strong>of</strong>otbotgnb.<br />
-ness, s. obebngligbet. [flnf. Unhinge, v. a. l\)fta (ett bctt) nf bo.<br />
Ungracious, a. Dnngennni ; oattig; farna ; forflora ; f iitcitta.<br />
Ungramniatical, a. fjribnnbe mot Unhoard, v. a. rbfpo.<br />
grniumaiifeng regler.<br />
Unholiness, s. oljeligbct; gublb^bet.<br />
Ungranted, a. itfe bevitjob.<br />
Unholy, a, obelig, gublb^.<br />
Ungrapple, v. a. b<strong>of</strong>a 16^; beftia. Unhonest, a. oatlig.<br />
Ungrateful, a. otnnfab; <strong>of</strong>Srfigtig.<br />
Unguent, s. fm'ocjn, baifom, fnlfva.<br />
Unhoped (for), a. <strong>of</strong>ocmobnb, <strong>of</strong>ervnib<br />
Unhopeful, a. foiii gifi>ec ftntt bop(> m<br />
Unguided, a. i>fii;rb.<br />
Unhorned, a. utnn born. [fig.<br />
Unguilty, a. obtett|Tig, o(Ti;(big. Unhorse, f.a. fnfta en nf b>ift
Unh<br />
Unimployed, a. fi;§(ordS ; otjtufnb.<br />
Unimportant, a. ot>igtig, obotyMig.<br />
Unimprovable, a. font cj fan fiJrbnN<br />
Uninclined, a. obenagcn. [tcag.<br />
Unincreasable, a. font cj fan bfag.<br />
Unindebted, a. jTulbfti.<br />
Unindowed, a. obegSfvab.<br />
Uninflammable, «. otanblig. [tig.<br />
Uninfluenced, a. utan inf1i)ie[fe; o\.\iU<br />
Uninformed, a. idte unbpttattal) ; olaib.<br />
Uningenuous, a. gcmen, nebrig.<br />
Uninhabitable, a. obeboelig.<br />
Uninjured, a. oifabb.<br />
Uninscribed, a. utan unbetffcift.<br />
Uninstrncted, a, otatb.<br />
Uninstructive, a. fom idEe unberoifar.<br />
Unintelligent, a. <strong>of</strong>oc^anbig.<br />
Unintelligibility, s. obegtiptigljct.<br />
Unintelligible, a. obcgtiplig. -ness,<br />
s. obegvipligtjer. [berSbt mob.<br />
Unintentional, a. <strong>of</strong>ocMcanbeg, utan<br />
Uninterested, a. icfe beltaganbe, cpars<br />
Uninteresting, a. otntreffant. [tiff.<br />
Unintermitted, Unintermitting, a.<br />
Unintermixed, a. obebtanbab.<br />
Uninterred, a. obegr<strong>of</strong>yen.<br />
Uninterrupted, a. cafbtuten.<br />
Unintombed, a. obegtafyen.<br />
Unintreatable, a. obcycftig.<br />
Unintrenched, a. <strong>of</strong>otffnnfab.<br />
Uninvestigable, u, outranfaflig.<br />
Unl 425<br />
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,UnliostIIe, a. icfe pcnbtlig.<br />
Uninvited, a. <strong>of</strong>ntfab, objuben.<br />
lUnlioused, a. Ou^uiff.<br />
Union, s. foctning, f)opfogniftg ; inigs<br />
Unliouseled, a. utan faftiimcntct.<br />
bet. -flag, s. ; icfe jaftagen.<br />
Unkind, v. a. omilb; oariig; opontig.<br />
-ness, s. biitbbet; ovonligtet.<br />
Unking, v. a. affatta en fonung.<br />
Unkle, s. fatbcor: inorbtor.<br />
Unknit, t^.n.upplbfa, taga upp ma|Tor.<br />
- <strong>the</strong> bro-w, fe iiiilb ut igen.<br />
Unknot, v. a. uppli5fn.<br />
Unknowing, a. <strong>of</strong>unnig, cyan.<br />
Unknown, a. obefant, <strong>of</strong>anb ; <strong>of</strong>unnig.<br />
Unlaboured, a. cbtufab, opIBjb.<br />
Unlace, v. a. fnijra upp ; l<strong>of</strong>a af.<br />
Unlade, v. a. afbbtfca; afl<strong>of</strong>a, <strong>of</strong>faffa.<br />
Unlamented, a. <strong>of</strong>orjb, obegrSten.<br />
Unlatch, v. a. taga fliufan af en biiir.<br />
Unlaudable, a. obcronilig.<br />
Unlawful, a. claglig, ol<strong>of</strong>lig; ogiCffig.<br />
-ness, s. oIagligf)ct; otnttmatigbct.<br />
Unlearn, v. a. fotgnta I)ttQb man Iritt.<br />
-ed, a. olatb; glontb. -edneBs,«.<br />
Unleave, v. a. aff<strong>of</strong>ya. [iifunnigbet.<br />
Unleavened, a. <strong>of</strong>ytab.
426 Unl<br />
Unless, c. cin itfe, fa fcomt idfe.<br />
Unlettered, a. obdrif}, olnrb.<br />
Unlike, a. olif; oliflig. -liness,<br />
cfanneliKjet.<br />
Unlikely, a. ft ad. <strong>of</strong>annolif.<br />
Unliniitable, a. oinfTranfbat.<br />
Unlimited, a. cinjTtnnft, oanMig.<br />
Unlineal , a. itfe i tntt Itnie ; va fitos<br />
Unlink, v. a. ISfn. [linitn.<br />
Unliquified, a. <strong>of</strong>mntt, cuppl<strong>of</strong>t<br />
Unliveliness, s. finne^|l'cl)ft.<br />
Unload, v. a. <strong>of</strong>lnffn, f.fbotbfl.<br />
Unlock, V. a. upv'lnfn, iipplntn, ijijpnn.<br />
Unlocked (for), a. <strong>of</strong>Bttcinfr, <strong>of</strong>otmo=<br />
Unloose, v. a. \\^\f\:i\a. [tat.<br />
Unlosaljle, a. fciii ej fan fetlotog.<br />
Unlovely, a. tie (ilfTvntS.<br />
Unlucky, a. clytflig, clontig.<br />
Unmade, a. ogjcct, <strong>of</strong>uffbctcnb. [frtiii.<br />
Unmaidenly,a.iife jungfiulif, iife bli)g=<br />
Unmail, f . a. <strong>of</strong>logga vnnfnvet.<br />
Unmakable, a. cgoclig. [fmiCn^.<br />
Unmallealile, o. fptl>B, fciii tj fnu<br />
Unman, v. a. gSrn qvinlig, fleiiiig.<br />
Unmanageable, a. cbonbterlig, cPyrig.<br />
Uumanl}-,a. onntutlig; cinonltg, pfflig.<br />
Unmannered, a. cl)i;ffiib, obelefvab.<br />
Unmannerly,a. vluiiip, obelefscib, ch<strong>of</strong>=<br />
Unmarked, a. cbemnrfi. [im|T.<br />
Unmarred, a. cfeitcrfenb.<br />
Unmarriagable, a. itfc iiianbar.<br />
Unmarried, a. egift.<br />
Unmarry, v. a. uppT<strong>of</strong>a nffenffap.<br />
Unmask, v. a. tagn ninff«n <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Unniast, f . a. tnga iiiaflcn uc.<br />
Unmasterable, a. o<strong>of</strong>om^inneng.<br />
Unmastered, a. o<strong>of</strong>fft)>unncn.<br />
Unmatch, f . a. ffiljn Qt. -able, a.<br />
niaf.iic.f, <strong>of</strong>ctlifnelig.<br />
Unmeaning, a. uton beli;belf«.<br />
Unmeant, a. ide fStfatlig.<br />
Unmeasurable, a. gtrttisISg, cnifittig.<br />
-ness, .5. cmotligbet.<br />
Unmeditated, a. opntnnfr.<br />
Unmeet,a. canfiantig; otuglig. -ness,<br />
s. c!Ti(flig!){t, ctuglig()et.<br />
Unmellowed, a. oniogen.<br />
Unmelodious, a. cuulobiff.<br />
Unmelted, a. <strong>of</strong>mdlr.<br />
Uno<br />
Unmentioned, a. ecmiotnb.<br />
Unmeicliantable, «. cf.-iljbnr.<br />
Unmerciful, a. cb«tiii()ertig. -ness, ,<br />
obo> Ii3l)«f.<br />
Unmeritable, a. irfe ffrticnflfutt.<br />
Unmerited, a. cflHijent, contbig.<br />
Unminded, a. <strong>of</strong>lffob, irfe pnttnb.<br />
Unmindful, a. obcfymrnb, cvSrbig,<br />
eaftfrnii.<br />
Unmingled, a. obeiiiiingb, obtnnbab.<br />
Unmitigable, a. oblibtelig, <strong>of</strong>btfonlig.<br />
Unmixed, a. oblnnbob.<br />
Unmoaned, a. <strong>of</strong>ecjb.<br />
Unmoistened, a. cfuftab.<br />
Unmolested, a. obffnnriib, cjlorb.<br />
Unmonied, a. uran penningnt.<br />
Unmoor, v. a. Inggn ut ftnn lonfi,<br />
liiftn tejanforet.<br />
Unmo<strong>the</strong>rly, a. (Miieterlig.<br />
Unmould, v. a. oiuffcipa.<br />
Unmourned, a. o|'6rjb.<br />
Unmoveable, a. orotlig. -ness<br />
ori'tlighcr, <strong>of</strong>oconberdghet.<br />
Unmoved, a. otBtb, obereft.<br />
Unmoving, a. orotlig ; fr<strong>of</strong>tI5«.<br />
Unmuflle, v. a. flfholjii, blctta.<br />
Unmusical,", cniufifiiliflf ; lit fniiilju*<br />
Unmuzzle, v. a. (ifgriimim. [tnnbe.<br />
Unnail, v. a. tngn ut fpifar.<br />
Unnamed, a. onoiiinb.<br />
Unnatural, a. onfltuttig ; tuungen.<br />
Unnavigable, a. cffgetbnt.<br />
Unnecessary, a. cnobig, faffing.<br />
Unneedful, a. onBcig,<br />
Unnervate, a. enerverob, ferlTopiMt.<br />
Unnerve, v. a. ener\?ern, forfrngii.<br />
Unneth, Unne<strong>the</strong>s, ad. fi^jtli^on,<br />
fnopi't, iiieb iiu'bn.<br />
Unnoble, «. cnbcl.<br />
Unnoticed, a. cnnmatft.<br />
Unnumbred, a crntnab, ctiifnclig<br />
Unobjectionable, a. <strong>of</strong>orfnrnii!<br />
Unobscured, a. cforbtinflnb.<br />
Unobsecjuiousness, «. oli;bnnb.<br />
Unobservable, a. ciTonjbnt, cin.irflig.<br />
Unobsen'aut, a. cl)ocfiii)i ; ii c u<br />
inntffam.<br />
Unobserved, a. caftnb, ooniiinrft.<br />
Unoccupied, a. idui, obefutitn.
Uno<br />
I'n<strong>of</strong>fending, a. goDartaO; ten; <strong>of</strong>Tnb=<br />
iL'u<strong>of</strong>tcn, ad. f>mnn.<br />
[lig.<br />
L'noperative, a. intet utrattanCe,<br />
_iio[ii)ortune, a. obcqwim, clnglifl-<br />
^"ii()jpi)ose(l, a. ociiiotfng&, obefli-itc.<br />
Liiuider, V. a. ge ntcrbiiB om elT. at,<br />
lUnorderly, a. ccctentlig.<br />
iCnordinary, a. cpanlig.<br />
Cnurg^anized, a. oocganiff.<br />
fjuu^Mied, a. icfe ^itfiinb.<br />
L'npacified, a. iife lugniib.<br />
L'njiack, f. a. uppatfa, upptijfa en<br />
l-.rio: afberCa.<br />
I'lijiiiid, a. ob«ta(nb.<br />
L'ii}iaiuted, a. oinotnb, <strong>of</strong>minfnb.<br />
iL'nparagoned, a. cjeiunfotlig.<br />
LnpardonaLle, a. cfiitlntlig. -ness,<br />
Unp 427<br />
Unpitjdng, a. irfe niebdbfant.<br />
Unplacable, u. <strong>of</strong>oifonlig.<br />
Unplagued, «. oplogab, cq»alb.<br />
Unplait, V. a. ISgPfitfi.<br />
Unpleasant, a. obebagtig, oangennnt.<br />
-ness, s. obebngligbet,<br />
Unpliant, a. obiijlig. -ness, s. obbjs<br />
[igbet; f)ci[gfJarrigl)et.<br />
Unplume, v. a. nfplorfn fjabtac.<br />
Unpoetic, «. idt poetiff.<br />
Unpolished, a. opolernb ; oI)i)ffnb.<br />
Unpolite, a. gv<strong>of</strong>, cl)i)ffab, oattig.<br />
-ness, 5. gt<strong>of</strong>ber, ob<strong>of</strong>ligtjet.<br />
Unpolitic, a. opoUtifF.<br />
Unpolluted, a. cbcfniittnb ; fi;fT.<br />
Unpopular, a. ftvibanbe mot ntlmanna<br />
fni<strong>of</strong>eu; icfe iillTaD <strong>of</strong> fclfet.<br />
I<br />
,<br />
s. efLHintligbet.<br />
Unportable, a. obrtttig ; <strong>of</strong>lcf.<br />
Unpossessing, a. utont befittning.<br />
Cnpardoned, a. <strong>of</strong>ijrioten.<br />
Unpossible, a. cmiijltg.<br />
Cnparted, a. obetab, oaifliljb. Unpowerful, a. iiiagilb^.<br />
L'npaitial, a. cpattiff.<br />
Unpracticable, a. oglulig. [nftig.<br />
Unpassable, a. obanob.<br />
Unprecarious,«. cafbrtngig; ctriftfeU<br />
fjnpassionated, a. fntffinnig ; otnilbig. Unprecedented, a. utan e)cmpe(.<br />
Unpave, v. a. rifyn upp en flenlngD Unpreferred, a. obeforbrnb.<br />
tifig. -ed, a. icfe flenlagb.<br />
Unpregnant, a. <strong>of</strong>tufibnr.<br />
tJnpaj^ V. a. geva ogjovb.<br />
Unprejudiced, u. fbrDom^fti.<br />
UnpeaceaLleness, s. cfcibfnin()et. Unpremeditated, a. obetnnft.<br />
Unpeg,*', a. toga ut en pinne eff. vlu99- Unprepared, a. obecebb.<br />
Unpenitent, a. ej botfriitig.<br />
Unprepossessed, a. fovtomifxi.<br />
Unpensioned, a. font cj njuter penfion. Unpretending,a.beiTeblig, nnfptnf^tiJS.<br />
[Jnpeople,f .a-forbntja, uiblottn pn folf. Unprevented, a. <strong>of</strong>btoaniab, cfi5inic»<br />
Unperceivable, a. cffiinjbav, cmntflig. DaB.<br />
Unperceived, a. <strong>of</strong>Stmntft.<br />
Unprincely, a. opnffnnbe foe en furffe.<br />
Unperfect, a. <strong>of</strong>ullfomlig, <strong>of</strong>uUftnncig. Unprincipled , a. utan (gotn) gnmbs<br />
-ness, s. <strong>of</strong>iiUfomligljet.<br />
fatfec ; t^ncf lanCe.<br />
[Unperformed, a. ogjotb, <strong>of</strong>uIIOorbnb. Unprisoned, a. befriab ftan fnngelfe.<br />
Unperishable, a. <strong>of</strong>organglig. Unproclaimed, a. icfe fungjccb.<br />
Unperjured, a. fti for nieneb. Unproductive, a. <strong>of</strong>tuftbar.<br />
Unpermitted, a. oliCtaten.<br />
Unpr<strong>of</strong>aned, a. icfe ivinbelgnb.<br />
Unperspiraljle, a. outMinfKig. Unpr<strong>of</strong>itable, a. oni;ttig, ogagnelig.<br />
jUnpersuadable, a. obfviertntelig. -ness, s. onyttigbet.<br />
iUnphilosopliical, a. cftl<strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>ilT. Unprohibited, a, <strong>of</strong>Stbjuben.<br />
,Unpierceable, a. ogenomttiiinglig. Unprolific, a. <strong>of</strong>tuttbav. [fig.<br />
Uupillared, a. utan veUite. [pinne. Unpromising, a. foni ger ffcitt Ijopp oin<br />
Unpin, p. a. tosjTcufiia ; inga uc en Unpronounced, a. outtalnb; onfgjcrb.<br />
ITnpinioned, a. meb atniatna lijfa. Unproper, a. oegenrlig.<br />
Unpitied, a. Df6tjb, obeftagab. Unpropitious, a. olycflig, cgunfiig.<br />
. Unpitiful, «. obarmtjertig.<br />
Unpvoportionable, a. olifuintig.
428 Unp<br />
TJnpi'oportionate, «. (to) otifmniig.<br />
Unpropped, a. icfe unbcc(}i5bb.<br />
Unprosperous, a. olijrflig.<br />
Unprostituted, a. cftnnfr.<br />
Unprotected, a. oDe(Ti)ttin6.<br />
Unproved, a. cprlifpnB ; cbefifrtb.<br />
Unprovide, i'. a. gotn viffratig.<br />
Unprovided, a. <strong>of</strong>LnfeBt ; obf rctt).<br />
Unprovident, a. <strong>of</strong>otfigtig ; forglog.<br />
Unprudential, a. cf(<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Unpublished, a. outgifpcn.<br />
Unpiinished, a. <strong>of</strong>jtnffaft.<br />
Unpure, a. ctcn.<br />
Unpurified, a. otfnfnb.<br />
Unpurposed, a. <strong>of</strong>erfotlig.<br />
Unpursued, a. cflHfLHjb.<br />
Unqualified, a. cgiff; cffiifdg, obuglig.<br />
Unqualify, v. a. gota <strong>of</strong>litf (ig, fcrflnta<br />
otuglifl.<br />
Unquarrelaljle, a. ocin<strong>of</strong>ffigtig.<br />
Unquenchable, a. outflricflig.<br />
Unquestionable, a. oHiifcelaftifl.<br />
-ness, 5. cflcicigfjet.<br />
Unquiet, a. oiolig, upptbtb; l>uff«fniit.<br />
-ness, s. cfoligOet; brijberi.<br />
Unransomed, a. irfe aterl<strong>of</strong>}.<br />
Unrated, a. lit tnrcrnb.<br />
Unravel, v. a. &n. uttjerf (a ; ti«pfl upv<br />
(linnf): fijtvirta; ri^pn^, flippa upp.<br />
Unreached, a. font luiin ej fatt.<br />
Unread, a. clnfl ; obelnjl. [fjet.<br />
Unreadiness,*. <strong>of</strong>nrbig()«t; obenngen;<br />
Unready, a. obcrebb, <strong>of</strong>nvbig; longfam.<br />
Unreal, a. iie pecflig.<br />
Unreaped, a. cjTiitbnb.<br />
Unreasonable, a. obittig ; <strong>of</strong>iStnuftig,<br />
-ness, s. cfctnuftigOet.<br />
Unrebukable, a. <strong>of</strong>Styittig.<br />
Unrecallable, a. oiiicrfaffelig.<br />
Unreclaimed, a. \dt ntetfiiHflb.<br />
Unrecompensed, a. obdcnnb.<br />
Unreconcileable, a. <strong>of</strong>orfonlig.<br />
Unrecoverable, a. cSietfrittUg.<br />
Unrecuring, a. obctlig.<br />
Unredeemable, a. ootett'otilig.<br />
Unreformable, a. obotclig.<br />
Unr<br />
Unregistered, a. Hi integiflrcrab.<br />
Unreined, a. ti;gel(bg, obetflnb.<br />
Unrelated, a. oanforb, itfe bfcittnB.<br />
Unrelative,a.(to) utnn genu njTnp uu<br />
Unrelenting, a. obttieflig ; cuppljotli<br />
Unrelievable, a. ohjetplig.<br />
Unreligious, a. utan religion.<br />
Unremarkable, a. xit mhrfDh'tbig.<br />
Unremediable, a. obotelig.<br />
Unremembered, a. glomb.<br />
Unremitting, a. ouvpljBtlig.<br />
Unremovable, a. <strong>of</strong>otiinberlig.<br />
Unremoved, a. obotttagen ; oaffatt.<br />
Unrepaid, a. cbetnlb.<br />
Unrepairable, a. <strong>of</strong>orbatfetlig.<br />
Unrepealable, a. ontetfnltelig.<br />
Unrepentance, s. obotfatbigdet.<br />
Unrepentant, a. obotf.itbig.<br />
Unrepented, a. onngrnb.<br />
Unrepining, a. idfe fotjnnbe.<br />
Unreprieved, a. idfe uppffjuten.<br />
Unreproachable, a. <strong>of</strong>ijtintlig.<br />
Unreprovable, a. otablig.<br />
Unreputable, a. onnfenlig.<br />
Unrequested, a. obeg.nb.<br />
Unrequited, a. obetnlb.<br />
Unresembling, a. clif.<br />
Unreserved, a. upptigtig, SppenOje<br />
tig. -ness, s. ftiniobigbet.<br />
Unresistable, a. oemoiftnnblig.<br />
Unresisted, a. oemotflabb.<br />
Unresistible, a. ocniot|lnnbIig.<br />
Unresolvable, a. cupplo^Iig.<br />
Unresolved, a. ouppl<strong>of</strong>i; (<strong>of</strong>) obeflu<br />
\nm.<br />
Unrespectful, a. \>nniii5tfcig.<br />
Unrespective, a. onttfnni ; foc<strong>of</strong>tlig.<br />
Unrespected, a. oupphorlig.<br />
Unrestrained, a. obebinbcab.<br />
Unretrievable, a. ontftbtingtig.<br />
Unrevealed, i. bolb.<br />
Unrevenged, a. cOiininnb.<br />
Uni-everend, a. rftnsijtbnb.<br />
Unrevocable, a. onterfnttedg.<br />
Unrewarded, a. obelijnab.<br />
Unriddle, v. a. fijtflara.<br />
Unreformed, a. <strong>of</strong>otbntrtab.<br />
Unrig, '. a. flftntfln.<br />
Unregarded, a. cnftob; iiii^aftab. Unright, a. otigtig. -eous, a. fijnb<br />
Unregardful, a. o<strong>of</strong>tfam, futt, ocniifdtbig. -eousness, s.- onitt<br />
j
Unr<br />
rn>,iiltetl, a. cfiiUaB.<br />
Cusaluted, a. oI)c[fab, <strong>of</strong>y^t.<br />
Unsauctified, a. cljelgat, ^^i^pi9^.<br />
Cnsated, a. oniattnb.<br />
Unsatiable, a. cniattlig. [tc.<br />
Unsatisfactorj', a. irfe tiIlfrct6PaIIon=<br />
Unsatisfiable, a. <strong>of</strong>iStnojlig.<br />
Unsatisfied, a. oiifffteb^firtab.<br />
Unsavourly, a. <strong>of</strong>iitiiflig.<br />
Unsay, v. a. taqa fina otb igcn.<br />
Unscale, v. a. ffala, affj.mn.<br />
Unschooled, a. otnrD.<br />
lUnscorched, a. <strong>of</strong>t>et)6.<br />
Unscoured, a. cjTurnb.<br />
Unscreened , a. obcfTarmnb, cjTybbiiD.<br />
Unscrew, f. a. ffrufiin [<strong>of</strong>. [ten.<br />
Unscriptural, a. irfe gtunbnC po Sftif=<br />
Unseal, f . a. btyia upp ett figilT. -ed,<br />
a. <strong>of</strong> L'cfeglnD ; uppbtuten.<br />
Unsearchable, a. outgtunBlig.<br />
Unseasonable, a. otjenlig, oticig ; itfe<br />
loinpaD eftet otstiCen. -ness, s. otjen=<br />
;<br />
Uns 429<br />
I<br />
favtivjljct. -ful, a. ocntttStig. Unseparated, a. <strong>of</strong>ranffitjt.<br />
t nrip, V. a. fprnlta upv.<br />
Unserviceable, a. oni)ttig.<br />
L'uripe, a. ciiiogen; fiittitig. -ned, Unsersile, a. irfe frnft>iff eU. ftDpante<br />
a. ciiieiinaC. -ness, s. omogenl)et.<br />
jUniivalled, a. mafolbS.<br />
Unset, a. opinntab. [fcifinnab.<br />
Unsettle , v. a. d n. foctijrfft ; gbta<br />
jUnriA et, v. a. l<strong>of</strong>fa en fpit.<br />
oiiig; bliffa tarffnnte. -d, a. join t'\<br />
iUm-oU, V. a. utuetfKi; oppna.<br />
fattfig;fIi)giig;oiiifrift[ig. -accounts,<br />
itJnro<strong>of</strong>, V. a. rifsa <strong>of</strong> tnfct.<br />
s.pl. onfflutnbe tafningar.<br />
lUnruot, V. a. utrotn.<br />
Unsevered, a. OQtffiljb.<br />
lUnroyal, a. cfungtig.<br />
Unsew, V. a. fprattn upp (fbuiatne).<br />
Cnvuied^ a. ojiijtB. [ri|T. Unsex, V. a. fouiiitn att fbrrinbta fbn.<br />
L')uuh% a. cf}i)tig, bufferfam ; uppvo= Unshackle, v. a. flfifla p5 fti fct.<br />
L'n*ad(Ue, v. a. <strong>of</strong>faBla. [<strong>of</strong>iifechct. Unshaded, a. <strong>of</strong>Fijggb, <strong>of</strong>fuggab.<br />
Liisafe, a. cfii'fet, fnrlig. -ness, «. Unshadowed, a. obeffuggnb.<br />
L'lisailable, a. cfegeltrnt.<br />
Unshakeable, a. otubblig.<br />
L'nsaleaLle, a. efaljbar.<br />
Unshaken, a. cjTafnc.<br />
Unshamed, a. jTninriig. [ffnpfig.<br />
Unshape, v. a. (janjTapa. -, a. vam<br />
Unshared, a. <strong>of</strong>Tiftab.<br />
Unshaven, a. otafiib.<br />
Uusheath,f.a. blciin, btagn ut fTitnn.<br />
Unsheltered, a. (to) obefTybbob, cfcts<br />
ffiii-nb. [<strong>the</strong> rudder, fbrfota rotet.<br />
Unship, V. a. mfla ur ctt ffepp. -<br />
Unshodden, a. <strong>of</strong>Tcbb, fcatfotnb.<br />
Unshoe, v. a. <strong>of</strong>pfo ; tnga i?otna imbon<br />
Unshorn, a. cfFuten; ptnf.<br />
Unshot, a. cjTjuten.<br />
[«n I)np.<br />
Unshrinking, a. orabb, <strong>of</strong>otfagb.<br />
Unsighted, a. cfijnlig.<br />
Unsightly, a. jiogg ; fut.<br />
Unsignificant, a. obetijbtig.<br />
Unsilvered, a. efbtfilfrnb.<br />
Unsincere, a. icfe upprigtig.<br />
Unsinning, a. fynblcg.<br />
Unskilful, a. (in) <strong>of</strong>brfaren; <strong>of</strong>Tidflig.<br />
Unsociable, a. idE e uingringfani ; ov'nm<br />
Unsolicitous, a. obefymtab. [lig.<br />
ligtjet. [<strong>of</strong>tl^btab; omognciCt (tinimec). Unsolid, a. xit f<strong>of</strong>} ; irfe grunblig.<br />
Unseasoned, a. obfcab; <strong>of</strong>altnb Unsolved, a. oupptbf}.<br />
lUnsecure, a. <strong>of</strong>afct.<br />
Unsound, a, <strong>of</strong>unb; tutten; feT<strong>of</strong>tig,<br />
iUnseins:, a. blinb.<br />
vnttfatantc ; irfc fnfi. -ness , s. fclafs<br />
Unseeml}', a. oanflantig.<br />
tigfjei ; cbelfcfomfjft.<br />
Unseen, a. <strong>of</strong>eCB; cfi^nlig.<br />
Unsoured, a. <strong>of</strong>ytab.<br />
Unseliish, a. oegennyttig.<br />
Unspared, a. <strong>of</strong>patb, irfe fTonab.<br />
Unsensed, a. utnn mening.<br />
Unsparing, a. fliJSaftig ; irfc ffonfani.<br />
Unsensible, a. taniMoi, tifl5«. Unspeakable, a. outfhglig. [fivernb.<br />
Uusent, a. - for, <strong>of</strong>aKnC, icfe I)fiutat. Unspecified, a. ouppterfnab: irfe fpeci»<br />
Unseparable, a. bffiljaftig.<br />
Unspoken (<strong>of</strong>), a. ccmtalB.<br />
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430 Uns<br />
UnstaLility, .s. <strong>of</strong>lnbigfiet ; obeiTutfnnu<br />
Unstained, a. cbePacfnb, ren. [I)Ci.<br />
Unsteadjs a. cfJobig ; cOeflutfflm.<br />
Unstitch, u. a. uvpfijcntta.<br />
Unstock, V. a. tnga <strong>of</strong>; tagn fonber.<br />
Unstooping, a. obi3j(ig, fianSaftig.<br />
Unstop, f. a. Sppna, uvvbommn.<br />
-ped, «• fti, o()e()in6rnb.<br />
Unstrained, a. otsungjn, naturlig.<br />
Unstraitened, a. oiniTrcinft.<br />
Unstring, v. a. uvpl<strong>of</strong>fa banb; toga<br />
bovt fjtcingavnn.<br />
Unstruck, a. ctijtb, itfe ttnffab.<br />
Unstudied, a. <strong>of</strong>luberab.<br />
Unstuffed, a. cfioppob.<br />
Unsubdued, «. oSf<strong>of</strong>rvunnen.<br />
Unsubstantial, a. idt nint«tief, <strong>of</strong>nnn-<br />
tvir : o»>af«nttig.<br />
Unsuccessful, a. ol^cflig.<br />
Unsufferable, a. obrnglig.<br />
Unsugared, a. <strong>of</strong>ccfcnb.<br />
Unsuitable, a. cnnfionbig. [flSbb.<br />
Unsupported, a. cljjelpt, idfe unber;<br />
Unsure, a. <strong>of</strong>,ifct.<br />
Unsusceptible, a. odunftig.<br />
Unsuspicious, a. omiptanffcmi , fvi<br />
ftan iiiif.tnnfar.<br />
Unsustained, a. <strong>of</strong>lcbb.<br />
Unswa<strong>the</strong>, f . a. linba upp ett hatn.<br />
Unswept, a. <strong>of</strong>opab.<br />
Unsworn, a. <strong>of</strong>aefPut«n.<br />
Untainted, a. cffanib ; obeflacfab.<br />
Untamable, a. otflindg.<br />
Untangle, v. a. repa upp.<br />
Untasted, a. opnfm<strong>of</strong>ab.<br />
Untaught, a. cliub ; <strong>of</strong>btfnrtn.<br />
Unteachable, a. olrttaftig.<br />
Untempted, a. <strong>of</strong>refiab, o[o(fob.<br />
Untenable, a. obeboclig; fom cj fan<br />
nn-fvataS.<br />
Untenanted, a. bbe, obebobb.<br />
Unterrified, a. <strong>of</strong>ix^tiidt.<br />
Unthankful, a. otadtfam^<br />
Unthinking, a. xanflU, obetanffam.<br />
Unthrifty, a. (Tefonbe, fTogftftig.<br />
Unthrone, v. a. fiota ftan tccnen.<br />
Untidy, a. fnuffigt fldbb.<br />
Untie, V. a. itppl<strong>of</strong>n, l<strong>of</strong>fa; fotftarn.<br />
Until, ad. till*, tiffb
Unw<br />
Unwakened, a. mMt.<br />
Unwalled, a. utan uiutar.<br />
UnAvares, ad. cfetuaranBc^.<br />
Un^vanned, a. maxmi.<br />
Unwarned, a. opocnnc.<br />
Unwarrantaljle, a. <strong>of</strong>Lic|'t>flr(ig.<br />
Unwary, a. oi^ntfani.<br />
[otvifttto6.<br />
Unwashed, Unwashen, a. otcagen,<br />
UnwatcLed, a. obesnfaD.<br />
Unwatered, a. cynttnaD.<br />
Unwavering-, a. fnf}, fianbaftig.<br />
Unweakened, a. cforfuagas.<br />
Unweaponed, a. cbeOiipnaB.<br />
Unwearied, a. IjcitnB; outttiittlig.<br />
Unweave, v. a. upptigpa.<br />
Unweighed, a. ooiigB ; o'<strong>of</strong>pttcogt.<br />
Unwelcome, a. ov>a[fonmien.<br />
Unwell, a. fta^lig, fjuf.<br />
Unwept, a. cbcgtatfn.<br />
Unwbitened, a. obleft. [<strong>of</strong>unbljct.<br />
Unwholesome, a. <strong>of</strong>unb. -ness,a.<br />
Unwieldly, a. osig, rung, (unfig.<br />
Unwilling,a.oiii[tig, oOcmigen. -ness,<br />
s. cintligljer. [uU^cif [a« ; tita fig.<br />
Unwind, v. a. H n. utteta; uppni;f}a;<br />
Unwise, a. tivii, <strong>of</strong>ijtftantig.<br />
Unwi<strong>the</strong>rable, a. <strong>of</strong>iitvn^nelig.<br />
Unwithstood, a. oemot|ianDen.<br />
Unwitnessed, a. obecittnaB.<br />
Unwitting, a. ocemnBe, <strong>of</strong>unnig out.<br />
Unwitty, a. lit qsicf fmaflb^ , afiu<br />
,<br />
Unwived, a. xit gift. [jionBig.<br />
Unwonted, a. ooanlig, fafffani.<br />
Unworn, a. oOrufnt, m). [Hgtjjt.<br />
Unworthiness , s. o»atBtgt)et, f 5t<strong>of</strong>t=<br />
Unworthj', a. cucitbig ; nebtig.<br />
Unwounded, a. <strong>of</strong>araB, <strong>of</strong>faBaB.<br />
Unwoven, a. oj?<strong>of</strong>b.<br />
Unwrap, v. a. unttia, uttebn.<br />
Unwreath, v. a. uppctib«.<br />
lUnwrinkle, v. a. utplona ffcynfloi:.<br />
1 Unwritten, a, <strong>of</strong>Fcifoen, oOeffrifoen.<br />
fUnj-ielding, a. obcncflig. [urfpanb.<br />
Unyoke, v. a. fpfinna ut cfet. -d, a.<br />
Up,/)r. uppfi5«, uppSt. -, a. upp,<br />
uppc , uppat. -<strong>and</strong> down , upp ocf;<br />
n,^, fram cd) tittbnfa. -to, tiff; nilig.<br />
to be - with one, cata nagonS uiafe.<br />
-, =. upp!<br />
Urg 431<br />
Upbear, f. a. (jatta upp i I^ejben, upps<br />
lyftii, unber|ioba. [fijreuita.<br />
Upbraid, v. a. (with, <strong>of</strong>) fSrebto,<br />
Upcast, a. uppbi-ifucn, uppI)'6jB.<br />
Updraw, v. a. uppbtaga.<br />
Upgrow, V. n. vnixa upp.<br />
Uphill, a. foiit, brnnt uppfdre.<br />
Uphoard, v. a. uppflnpla.<br />
Uphold, V. a. unbetfiiiBn ; ^^iVify upprii'tt<br />
upplijfta; fibntagtbaaa. -er, s. unbets<br />
f)allare ; lifbjubare ; tnpctfsrare. [(ate.<br />
Upholsterer, 5. tapetfcrnte, mobelI)onB»<br />
Upl<strong>and</strong>, a. bebocnbe en O'egtnnbt ott.<br />
-er,s. becgsbo. -ish,a. bijglanbt, bers<br />
Uplift, V. a.^uppli;fin, uppbeja. [gig.<br />
Upon, pr. pa, uppS, efranpS ; uiB ; nni<br />
gcicnbe. - this, I)ntp3. - <strong>the</strong> whole,<br />
i bet {)e(fi, iifperljuffuB.<br />
Upper, a. dfte, l)6gve. -h<strong>and</strong> , s. ijfs<br />
retbntiB. — house, s. £)ft>etl)ufet.<br />
-most, a. Lifpcvf}, l)?9fl ; fijrnnmj}.<br />
Uppishness, s. bl>gBrng«n()et.<br />
Uprear, v. a. uppti)fto, upprefa.<br />
Upright, a. upprattflaenBe; upprigtig.<br />
-ness,s. upprntfiailning; upptigttg()Ct.<br />
Upright, a. T. upptitntng, pton.<br />
Uprise, v. a. fliga, vefa fig upp.<br />
Uproar, s. upptor, upptopp.<br />
Uproot, V. a. uppn;(fa.<br />
Upshoot, 5. utgnng, onbe; Oogfla belopp.<br />
Upside, s. '<strong>of</strong>rn fitnn. - down, upp<br />
cit neb, IjuUet om buffer. [iianfore.<br />
Upstairs, ad. uppnt; i en caning <strong>of</strong>s<br />
Upst<strong>and</strong>, v. n. fta upp.<br />
Upstart, s. en fiMu Ijnfiigt bringnt fig<br />
upp ; fncipabei.<br />
Upstart, V. n. fomma Ijajiigt upp.<br />
Uptear, v. a. upptifua.<br />
Upwards, ad. uppot, <strong>of</strong>oantiff, <strong>of</strong>cer.<br />
Upwind, V. a. bopruITa, Oopcetftn.<br />
Uranography, s. Ijimmel^befFrifning.<br />
Urbane, a. Oiifiig, beUfcab.<br />
Urbanity, s. be[efi?en()er, attigOet.<br />
Urchin, s. bvcrg ; igelfott.<br />
Ure, s. «ann, bruf.<br />
Ure, s. jur, jufcet.<br />
Ure-ox, s. utove, Pilboye.<br />
Urethra, «. urinrocet. [fig front.<br />
Urge, V. a. &n. i;tfa ; pflbvifpo ; trnnga<br />
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Urgent, a. nngeliigen, fnttngen.<br />
Urging, a. ttfingante, nobciinfcig.<br />
Urinal, a. utinfatl.<br />
Urinary, a. Ijornnte tiff utin. - passage,<br />
*. utintStet.<br />
Urine, s. utin, pinf.<br />
Urn, s. utna.<br />
Urry, .s. bia Uta.<br />
Urtication, *. nn|felfe6er.<br />
Us,/)r. 0^.<br />
[ImnbUnng,<br />
Usage, s. bxuf, feft; t>nna ; bemotnntc:<br />
Usance, s. btuf ; crfer.<br />
Use, s. btuf ; Ijnfb, vl«i9f
Val<br />
alvule, s. liten bubOcI tudfn.<br />
amp, s. i5fv>etlintet. -,v. a. iipvvut.<br />
fo; fticfii, I.ign.<br />
''an, s. forrtuvp; front; fnnna. -^ard,<br />
fotttupper. - , V. a. flfigtn; rnnnn.<br />
''ane, s. tuiter^ane ; Pojel ^a tn iiiflp.<br />
''anilla, 3. vnnilj.<br />
'anish, p. n. forfrinno, f'ovgS^.<br />
'anity, s. fafnngn; fiicgangtigOct;<br />
f.ilfTlwr.<br />
'^anquish, v. a. bftjerpinna, fcefegta.<br />
'ant, s. fotttopper.<br />
'antage, s. fetnian, fijrtct, gogn ; lin=<br />
fiiUf. -ground, s. <strong>of</strong>reclagfenljet.<br />
'apid,a. tufvtn. -ness, s. tufrtnljet.<br />
''aporate, f . «. uttunftn.<br />
''aporation,s. tunjining, utbunjttiing.<br />
''aporiferous , a. foiii fbtetf<strong>of</strong>av<br />
ftunfjct ; r<strong>of</strong>ig.<br />
'apour, s. tiunf}, Sng«; inbiffning:<br />
IlijCUfjufo. -s, />^. »ftbevfot. -, f. a.<br />
, biinfJa bort; iifon^; goto fig till.<br />
''ariable, a. fiSrnnSfrlig. -ness, s.<br />
f6ranbcrligl)«t.<br />
''ariance, s. fptit, oenigficf.<br />
; :<br />
'^ariation, s. fijvcinbting; olifbet ; nfatt.<br />
''aricocele, s. T. ftouipaberbtatf.<br />
'^aricoloured, a. br<strong>of</strong>iq. [ottot.<br />
'aricous , a. forotfafab <strong>of</strong> utfpnnto<br />
/'arix, s. frnnipnCcr.<br />
/arlet, s. betjcnt ; b<strong>of</strong>, ffurf.<br />
Garnish , s. f«rnif)n ; latfering ; tndf:<br />
moniet. -, v. a. fetniffQ; benianffn.<br />
/^ary, v. a. & n. cmbi)ta ; gbro mang:<br />
ffiftfl, (j-[a ; flffifn.<br />
Varying, a. fotnnbertig, cnibi;tan&e.<br />
Vascular, a. T. fotfebb mii tor.<br />
iTasculiferous, a. T. forfcDb lueb ftc^<br />
frttl.<br />
'i''ase, J. Vft«; fiut; blomttutn.<br />
<strong>English</strong> - <strong>Swedish</strong> Did.<br />
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Vel 433<br />
Vassal, s. D<strong>of</strong>nlt; ttnl. -, v. a. fufro.<br />
-age, 5. Mffllfflnnb; Innsvligt; unbtr*<br />
gifv'cnl)et; trolboui.<br />
Vast, s. fJor t>i6t> elT. rijutb. -, c. cib*<br />
firrtit, <strong>of</strong>nntfig. ' -ly, ad. gan[Ta.<br />
Vastation, s. f'orbbclfe.<br />
Vastness, s. fler vibb; <strong>of</strong>nnttigbet.<br />
Vat, s. far, tdxl.<br />
Vaticination, s. fpnbcm.<br />
Vaudevil, s. gntrifa.<br />
Vault, s. bPalfb, I)yn(fb fiiUnre; jiiutnb<br />
grrtf ; fprSng. - , v. a. Ounlfva; poltis<br />
gera. -ed , a, l)»)n(fb ; bjetiiifotuiig.<br />
<strong>the</strong> - sky, himIii()V>nlfioet.<br />
Vaulter, s. i^oltigcrare.<br />
Vaunt, s, fTvi)f, -courier, s. fctelb*<br />
pflic. -, V. a. ^ n. fftijta, ptato iiifb.<br />
-ful, a. ffri;taftig.<br />
Vavasour, s. en fom, fjetf Inntagove,<br />
leninar gob^ i fbrlaning.<br />
Vaward, s. frnmfla belcn.<br />
Veal, s. fniffbit; falf. -cutlets, s. pi.<br />
falffctlettcv.<br />
Veck, s. gonininl faring.<br />
Vection, s. fbtfcl, bnranbe.<br />
Vedette, 5. ffilbtMft tiff Ijnfl; utp<strong>of</strong>t<br />
'^aried, a. aiffiaig: bvcfig.<br />
langf} fran [ngret.<br />
Veer, v, n. ft a. vnnba , faftn fig (om<br />
vinben) ; Ibpa oinfring ; vtibo ; T. fira.<br />
VegetaLility, «. cnxtligtjet.<br />
'^arieffate, v. a. gova bt<strong>of</strong>ig. -d, a. Vegetable, s. plnntn, crt; gvbnf<strong>of</strong>cr.<br />
ludngf.itgnc.<br />
[g«r. -, a. gvbnPFonbe.<br />
_^<br />
'ariegation, s. bt<strong>of</strong>igbft, iiionga fnr= Vegetate, v. n. Maya font plnntor.<br />
'^ariety, s. aipfilligbet : olifOet ; cnibi;tf Vegetation, s. tuiyt, cnxonbe. [vnjrter.<br />
iionafnlft ; nttforonBring.<br />
Vegetative, a. sarnnbe; fom brifpec<br />
ariolous, a. nng<strong>of</strong>nte foppot. Vegete, a. grbnffnnbe; btifpnnbe.<br />
ariou-s, a. mangfaltig ; f'ornnbjttig. Vegetive, a. plantattnb.<br />
Vehemence, «. Iiafiigl)et.<br />
Vehement, a. bii'ftig, fJarf.<br />
Vehicle, s. fottijg, <strong>of</strong>ten; nicbel.<br />
Veil, s. fibja, boif; tarfmantet. -• *--. a.<br />
beflbjo ; fbtborga.<br />
fntgat) ; v?ata otifn ; iff « tomnia bfotten^ Vein, s. Qbcr; ranb, «ber i nmrnicc c.<br />
b.; li;nne. -, v. a. iiioruioicra. -y, a.<br />
nbrig, marmorernb.<br />
Veliferous, a. fbrfebb meb feg«I.<br />
Velites, s. pi. latte ttoppatne.<br />
Velitation, s. ffarniijtITing.<br />
Velleity, s. fpog vilja.
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Vclllcate, f. a. fnipn ; I'lorfa.<br />
Vellum, «. velin, fint v^ergament.<br />
-paper, s. iHlinvflvver.<br />
Velocity, s. fnnOb()et, I)nfli90«t.<br />
Velours, *. faimiieiOorfln,<br />
Velt, s. vel«, VfK'fcber.<br />
Velure, s. fdjogg.<br />
Velveret, *. cfyvrnbt niflncf;ff}er.<br />
Velvet, s. fnnniut. -, a. <strong>of</strong> fnniiiut.<br />
-flower, s. fnuiuutrog. -, v. a. fnttn<br />
fnimiKt(f.fat9 va.<br />
Velveteen, s. fel6.<br />
Velveting, s. fyptnbt m«ncf;«Jltr.<br />
Venal, a. inn«()nllfn i nbternn.<br />
Venal, a. fnl, till fnlu ; gmtcnt fgenm;t=<br />
tig. -it3',*.foll)«t;()nn6«[nt«J)euibcten.<br />
Venation, s. jngonbe.<br />
Vend, V. a. fiilja, fotijtfta. -ee, s. U^<br />
vme. -er,s. faljnrc. -ible,a.fa(jbat.<br />
Vendicate, v. a. ntctforbta.<br />
Vendication, s. ntctfotfcring.<br />
Venditation, s. ffrijt.<br />
Vendition, s. faljniibe.<br />
Veneer, v. a. irnnecn, goto intagtt nt;<br />
bete, -ing, s. intagtt lubcte.<br />
Venefice, s. gifiblnntcri.<br />
Venemous, a. giftig. [rn ; fniitfn.<br />
Venenate, a. fotgiftab. -, f. a, forgifr<br />
Venenation, s. forgiftnnCe.<br />
Venenose, a. giftig.<br />
Venerable, a. vt5t6^nb^^^ar6.<br />
Venerate, f . a. »Lic6n, Ijlignfta.<br />
Veneration, s. tiotfcnaSgbetijgctfe.<br />
Venerator, s. uijctate.<br />
Venereal, a. penctiff; T. fowntfjoltig.<br />
- distemper, s. ucnctijTa fjufbcmen.<br />
Venercous, Venerous, a. fnttjefutt.<br />
Veuery, s. jagt ; cfi)(T[)el.<br />
Venetian, s.d.a. 23enetianoie; Scne^<br />
tiaiifF. -blinds, s.pl. j«[ufi«t, f'onftet=<br />
Vency, Ve<strong>new</strong>, s. gang i fnftning.<br />
Venge, p.a. ()aiiinn; f}taff«. -able, a.<br />
Oamtgitig. -ance.j. (jamb; flvnff.<br />
-ful, a. Oamtfuir. [(igl)ct; tittotelfo.<br />
Venial, a. forlatlig. -ness, «. tiffats<br />
Venison, s. vilbbrab; Ojocttoir.<br />
Venom, s. gift, tttet. -, v. a. fljtgiftfl.<br />
-ous, a. fbrgiftifl. ,<br />
Ver<br />
Venous, a. T. obrig.<br />
Vent, s. (uft()at; luft; utgnng; nftov<br />
fiiljanbc ; fnngl)al po en fnnon. -,i>. '<br />
inf} od) fotluf} ; pa puff. -, v. n.<br />
a. (at, on, upon) btifln fig ; afven .<br />
xa. -r, s. t?ogl)al«. -some,a.v>n9fa<br />
Venturous, a. bjerf, cfijtfagen.<br />
Venue,*. T. nargvonfanbc ctt ; biffi<br />
tet bvai-ifvan en jurljffaHOeintaci; fiiii<br />
Venus,*. 53enu«, farUfiJgubinnn; <strong>of</strong>ti<br />
fljecnnn ; T. feppnt. -comb, *. fa<br />
fyrfvel. -hair, *. jungffabar (lit<br />
-fly-trap, *. flugfangaren. -navt<br />
wort, *. bunbtunga ; nnfre Igca^.<br />
Veracious, a. fniinfacbig ; upprigtic<br />
Veracity, *. fannfatbigljet-, fanni<br />
fnnningsfovUf.<br />
Ver<strong>and</strong>a, *. altan nieb gaUetsetf.<br />
Verb, *. T. t»etbuni.<br />
Verbal, a. muntlig; beffl<strong>of</strong> (ig ; ctbt<br />
T. fom fenimct <strong>of</strong> elt V^erbum.<br />
Verbalit.v,*. blottn orb; bcfflaflig f<br />
Verbatim, ad. ctb fijr orb. [flat<br />
Verberate, v. a. fta.<br />
Verbiage, *. J)i6(i)ftig()et.<br />
Verbose, a. otbrif, viblijftig.<br />
Verdancy, *. griJnfTa.<br />
Verdant, a. gvl
Ver<br />
liTerdure, ». gtSnljet, gri5n|Ta. [faiitOet.<br />
"erecund, a. fctygfnm. -ity, s. Hi^g--<br />
''erge, 3. fpo font tetjentec i rattfrno<br />
bnto; (a9ffl9a;fnnt;7'. fIl1^^n\Mb ctcn.<br />
-, V. n. IfinSa tiff, -r, s. betjcnt fciii<br />
[iTeridical, a. fntinffltbig. [bnr iiaf.<br />
frerili cation, s. beviS, betug.<br />
'erify, t^- a. beflytfn, b«ftafta.<br />
Ferily, ad. fnnnetligcn.<br />
P'erisiniilar, a. fannolif.<br />
a t'^erisiniilitude, s. fannolif[)et.<br />
Veritable, a. fnnn, verflig.<br />
Verity, s. fnnning ; upvcigtig^et.<br />
V^erjuice, 5. riptemurt, futaplefaft,<br />
Verniicelli,s.wtniii«ffcr(mafton3ci)n).<br />
Vermicular, a. iiinffformig.<br />
Vermiculate , f. a. faueta fa ntt tet<br />
lifniiv uiaffgangar i trnb.<br />
Verniicule, s. litfn iiinfF; (arf.<br />
V^ermiculous,a, niaiTlif ; uiopffiungcn.<br />
Verniiform, a. iiiaiTforinig.<br />
Vermillion, J. fcnfionefffarg ; cinobcc:<br />
onja. -, V. a. fatga fTat[nfnni^r'o6.<br />
Vermin, s. eljiicn. [iii<strong>of</strong>iet^mnt.<br />
Vernacular, a. inljnnff . - idiom , 5.<br />
Vernal, a. tjartiten lillbiScig.<br />
Vernant, a. gtenjTanDe.<br />
Vernicle, s. f^)crt^uf.<br />
Vernier, «.7'.ininuttc(atf,fecunbbelate.<br />
Vernility, s. iTnfrifIt uwfocnnte.<br />
Versatility, Versableness , s. b'6j=<br />
VersaLle, a. bbjtig, fmicig. [ligljet.<br />
Versal. a. T. I-el.<br />
Versatile, a. tijrlig; fi5tan6erlig.<br />
Versatility, s. onibi^tligbet; fmifigl)et.<br />
Verse, s. r«tsi, tint ; fFalBf}i;(fe. -, v. a.<br />
;<br />
Via 435<br />
Vertical, a. [oltdr, vtttifal. -ity, ».<br />
loSt.n flnffning.<br />
Verticillate, a. T. gaenbe f<strong>of</strong>om «h<br />
fmn^ otiifting fljelfen.<br />
Verticity, s. ji.inbning; ftn^Iopv. -<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> loadstone, iiingn«tf}eng egen*<br />
(Tap fltt Piinba fig at nottpoten.<br />
Verticle, s. oxel.<br />
Verti^nous, a. fcinbelaftig.<br />
Vertigo, s. fvinbel.<br />
Vervain, s. je.<br />
Vial, s. (iten glasflajTa.<br />
Vertebral, a. b'etnnDe liff n^ggraien. Vi<strong>and</strong>, s. Rtttott.<br />
Vertex, 3. topp, f;}etg jenit.<br />
; Viaticum, s. tesfoj} ; fif^n fmorjelfen.<br />
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436 Vib<br />
Vibrable, a. fooiigbat.<br />
Vibrate, v. a. fvanga; fcoCra ; bartrt ;<br />
niCfn. [tnrrning.<br />
Vibration, s. frnngning (nf f n ventel)<br />
Vibrato rj', a. fyingnnbe, frnngonte.<br />
Vicar, s. vifate, fn fctii focriiitet tjens<br />
flen for fn rtnnan ; [nnbt)>tef}. -age.J.<br />
fD!fc:ipi-«f1fi)^ta ; «^ifacint.<br />
Vicarial, a. ti(tl)'6tnnbe en tjifftrie.<br />
Vice, s. Infr, obygb; ffcuf, fftufflab;<br />
pittelljflting.<br />
Vice , a. via, tj«nftfi?trdtt<br />
nani flnlle. - adniirality, s. tic
I| Vio<br />
:i;iolist, s. ftolfpetnre.<br />
Visney, s. fet^brnnnrin.<br />
l/ioloncello, s. PioIcnjelT, f^n^fiol. Visor, s. iiinfT foe nnfigref : riflr.<br />
/iper, s. fiuggctni. -'s-frass,s. fcor» Vista, s. uifigt gcnom «n lunb ; utfeenbe<br />
joncta. -ous, a. af Ijuggotui^frngte: T. figt. \s. fi;nnet\>.<br />
Visual, a. botonbe tiff f^ncn. - nerve.<br />
7irago, s. jTStbmiS gt<strong>of</strong> qeinn^perfon. Vital, a. [ifue^t tiffbotig ; ; liflig ; crifenbts<br />
/'irent, a. gtSnffante.<br />
lig. - spirits, s. pi. lif^onbat. -<br />
il<br />
I, Virgin, s. mii, jungfru. -,a. jungfru: thread, s. ijfnnbsttSb.<br />
lig, cbcfladfab; gcbigen. -al, a. jung= Vitality, s. lifsfraft ; iif<br />
I<br />
, frulio.<br />
Vitalness, s. (ifgfcaft.<br />
Vitals,*./)/. be betnr i mennifJ<strong>of</strong>ropptn,<br />
J Virile, a. inanlig.<br />
/virility, s. iiinnligrKt; mnnbom.<br />
^iripotency, s. nianbiirher.<br />
ji<br />
.'^irtual, a. gaUante ; reiflig.<br />
/irtuality, s. ftiift, «flgn. -, pr.<br />
Visceral, a. l)Srante till inelf!?otna.<br />
Viscerate, v. a. toga ut inetfvocnn.<br />
Viscid, a. flibtng, limmig. [t'igl)«t.<br />
Viscidity, Viscosity, s. fegtjet, flib-<br />
Viscount, s. gtefve. -ess, s. «n ingi<br />
counts ftu. [I)et.<br />
Viscous, a. ftibbig. -ness, s. f[iObig=<br />
Visibility, s. fynligtiet; fo[ftatI)et.<br />
i'^isible, a. fi)nlig, funbnt; tyblig.<br />
ITision, s. fyn ; njTabnnbe ; uppenbnrel=<br />
lfe;brlMit. -ary, 5. fiate; fnntafl. -,<br />
\a. inbillnb.<br />
Wsit, s. bef<strong>of</strong>. -, v. n. & a. goto be=<br />
.fl'f : uiiiga^ ; bef<strong>of</strong>n, befe ; bemfefa ; bnCfa<br />
Hifitatien. -able, a. foui fnn bef'6fng.<br />
-ant, s. bef'<strong>of</strong>nnbe. [ptSga; nab.<br />
'ii^isitation,s.beCLif : befigtning ; (nnbg=<br />
wisiter, Yisitator, s. fciii b«|'<strong>of</strong>ot;<br />
Cttifitntot.<br />
jVisive, a. I)i)canBe tiff fynen; [eenbe.<br />
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Vix 437<br />
I<br />
rirginals, *. pi. fpinetf, f[a?ci;int)o(.<br />
i<br />
^irainia, s. Sirginiett; nSirginifT tobnf. foiii liro piifenbtliga for Ufi'ct.<br />
/irginity, s. moBoiit, jungftutiMii. Vitellary, s. bet ibolign <strong>of</strong> cgget bet<br />
7ir2o, s. T. Sungfcun i 2)jurf«tfen. bloiumnn ligger. [fijrfoIiTo; ogiffa.<br />
Vitiate, v. a. fotftnnfa; fiJrbetfM;<br />
V^itiation, s. f'otfallTning.<br />
Vitilitigate , v. n. bcufa orett unbct<br />
tiittegang. [get, fnep.<br />
A'^itiligation , s. pvocejferante ; intrU<br />
Vitiosity, s. felnftigOet.<br />
Vitious , a. obi;gbig, Inftbae, broltfTig,<br />
fetaftig. -ness, s. fel<strong>of</strong>tigbet, laflbfir*<br />
het, brotiiTigbcf. [fig, gfn^arinb.<br />
Vitreous (Vitreal, Vitrean), a. glos<br />
Vitrificate, v. a. focgl<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Vitrification, s. fotglnsning. [gloS.<br />
Vitrify , v. a. & n. f otglnfa ; blif?n<br />
Vitriol, s. mttiol. -ic, a. eittiotbndig.<br />
Vitrum, s. o,U\i.<br />
Vitry, s, ett fTagg obleft ttitft.<br />
Vituline, a. <strong>of</strong> fnlf, falfattig.<br />
Vituperate, v. a. Infla, inbla.<br />
Vituperation, s. tnCel; befitaffning.<br />
Vituperious, a. fTcinbnnbe.<br />
Vivacious, a. liflig, qritf ; langlifpnb.<br />
Vivacity, s. lifligbet, iiiuntetbet,<br />
Vivary,s. bjutgatb; faningarb ; pITfump.<br />
Vive, a. liflig.<br />
Viver, s. fjol)or«. [f^or.<br />
Vives, s. pi, ftbel, bnisftjuffnnb ijOi ba^<br />
Vivid, a. liflig, qpii ; lifaftig. -ness,<br />
Vivifical, a. lifgifoonbe. [*. lifligl)«r.<br />
Vivificate, v. a, upplifon.<br />
Vivification, «. lifgifning.<br />
Vivific, a. lifgifpnnbe.<br />
Vivify, V. a. u).>plifi>a, uppelba.<br />
Viviparous, a. font franifobec lefrnnte<br />
ung«. [qmnno.<br />
Vixen, -s. tafunge ; ttcitgirig, gtiiuftig<br />
;
438<br />
Vixen,<br />
t<br />
Vix<br />
I. ttfirn, Qtdia.<br />
mtigen. [fetflntn.<br />
Yizard, s. innff. -, v. a. iitapfetn,<br />
Vizier, *. fifit, tutfijT iiiinijlet.<br />
Vocable, s. wfal, fjetPjub.<br />
Vocabulary, s. tit«n ottb<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Vocal, a. r<strong>of</strong>jen tiff()5ri3; muntdg ; ro;<br />
fiiU. -ize, V. a. bojo Ijutet tiff otb.<br />
Vocality, s. tnlfijtmnga.<br />
Vocally, a. jiieB t5fl«n; iiiunftigcn.<br />
Vocation, s. faff, faffelfe ; lefnnt^ffitt<br />
, ;<br />
Vocative, s. T. s<strong>of</strong>atisug. [fV^In.<br />
Vociferate, v. n. ti;tn, vita (a.<br />
Vociferation, s. top, ffrinnbe.<br />
Vociferous, a. roponbe, [orninnbc.<br />
Vogue, s. top ; iiicS, f»>nng ; oKiuinnt<br />
btuf. [uttopa; bfflfimiua.<br />
Voice, s. l<strong>of</strong>l ; fliiiiinin. -, v. a. & n.<br />
Void,*, tomt rum, ifjaligtjet. -, a.toiii,<br />
oBe; frnftlcg; upp()aft)en; obcfntt; bti=<br />
ftnnBc. - <strong>of</strong>, utaiT. -, v. a. & n. iif=<br />
tonitun; upp()nftia; putgeta; blifv>n<br />
tcm. -able, a. forii tan uppfj<strong>of</strong>pn^.<br />
-ance, s. uttoinning. -er, «. utioiii:<br />
iiinte; bi>tBfetg. -ness , .s. tcnifjet;<br />
Voiture, s. ferSon. [ovi«tffaiiiOet.<br />
Volant, a. flugante.<br />
Volaric, a. fli)gante ; Ppgtig. [tig.<br />
Volatil, s. fj.ibf tfii. -, a. flDgante ; flyg^<br />
Volatility,*, flijgtigbet; utcunfining;<br />
lattfinnigbet. [tiga.<br />
Volatilize, v. a. gbtn Pljgtig, fi5tfli;g=<br />
Volcano, *. v^ulfon, elBfptutnnte bttg.<br />
Vole, s. T. nCtt fiitfen i fottfpet.<br />
Volery, *. fagelbut, en ffocf faglnt.<br />
Volitate, v. n. ^ati\^ta.<br />
Volitation, s. flaDtting, ftingflijgning.<br />
Volitive, a. riljonbe, fom Ijnr fonnas<br />
gan art
I<br />
Vul<br />
Vulnerate, t>. a. forn ; ffobn.<br />
Vulpine, a. r<strong>of</strong>nftig; (Tug.<br />
Vulture, s. goni.<br />
Vulturiue, a. <strong>of</strong> gmnflngtct.<br />
;<br />
Ugn, befoiba. - war, f'ota ftig.<br />
Wager, s. snb. -, v. n. & a. (la ijab.<br />
Waggery,^s. ffnlfaftigljet, putiS.<br />
Waggish, *a. ffalfaftig, ffamtfaut.<br />
Waggle, V. n. gS ocf; onggo fom en gSs<br />
vaila.<br />
Waggon, s. tr<strong>of</strong>wngn, fotMgn. -age,<br />
a. feriijn. -er, 5. fctmon, <strong>of</strong>ore; Satis<br />
pognfn (ftjccnbilb).<br />
Waid, a. tn;afen,<br />
Wadding, a. )iQ.X>t, floppning ; forkbbs »nffam. -fulness, a. paffam^et ; fomn*<br />
ning. [gnS. loSfjet. -n, V. n. dt a. tiafnn ; »orfa.<br />
Waddle, v. n. vrnggn, Bnnfa fom en Wale, a. font, upp()'ojning po ti)g ; mdrfe<br />
Waddles, s. />/. flijvet , fffigget v" «>' cftec ett flog, -knot, a. uantfnop.<br />
tiipp fvinsffr<strong>of</strong>ler.<br />
Walk,s. ; fpatfergong; gang, nHe; »dg;<br />
AVade, v. n. vinbn; Ivnnga fig igenoiii. va^gong af cnjjdfl. -, v. n. & a. fpat*<br />
Wafer, s. t?nff[a; iiiunlarf ; obint i ben feta; fpiifa, ga igen ; ga fin odg; van*<br />
tjel. naituatben.<br />
bra; leba omfring unbet fpntfecing ; ge*<br />
Waft, s. flabbring; ffytnnbc eH. finis nomvanbra. -ing, s. gang; fpatfeting.<br />
mnnbe ftopp. -, v. n. £ta. ^aiixa; uinfa. -regiment, a. fottegemente.<br />
Waftage, s. fart '<strong>of</strong>rec uottnet. Wall, a. mut, t>dgg; frdmffn tuntmet.<br />
Wag, s. ITflif. -tail, s. vippftjett. -, -creeper, a. I)adtfpett. -eye, s. grS<br />
V. a. «J n. t'ota fmoit ; fP<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
flatcn. -eyed,a. glo^ogb Odft. -flow-<br />
Wage, s. Ton. -, v. a. fla v^nb ; »ngn er, s. gut J?io(, gulblacf. -fruit, a.<br />
ftuft fom mognat t?ib murnr. -louse,<br />
a. »dgg(u«. -sided, a. (oni ett ffepp)<br />
I)»Arg fibot fta edit upp oJ; neb. -tree,<br />
a. fpalietttdb. -, v. a. omgif»fl meb<br />
mut. - up, muta igen.<br />
Wallet, *. fappfdrf.<br />
Walling, a. iimtyetf.<br />
Wallop, V. n. fjuba; vulg. 6afa,<br />
Wallow, V. n. G. a. Ijtjntfoa. -ish, a.<br />
cfmaflig ; fmutfig.<br />
Walnut, s. »a(ni5t.<br />
Waltz, *. ijal«. -,V. ». Bnlfera.<br />
AVamhle, t>. n. x'ixai upp (cm magen)<br />
Wan, a. blef, fStfaffen. [fjuba.<br />
W<strong>and</strong>, a. fpo, I)dto[bflaf; ttoUfp'o.<br />
, ;<br />
W<strong>and</strong>er, f. n. & a. tianbta go »ill)«<br />
;<br />
genomfl<strong>of</strong>sa. -ing, s. P<strong>of</strong>ffatt; ittPdy ;<br />
frjdtmeti. [-, v. n. <strong>of</strong>toga, uiinffo*.<br />
Wane, s. <strong>of</strong>toganbe ; fotf<strong>of</strong>f; T. nebr.n.
;<br />
440 Wan<br />
Wanned, a. btefnnt, ucOUft.<br />
Wanness, s. bUHjet; iiiatiigOtt.<br />
Wannisli, a. bUt.<br />
Want, 3. tccfti9l)et; brift; nob. -, v.<br />
a. & n. (jnfija btifl pn ; beO'efvo.; fafnn<br />
fntto«, fela; liba bcif}. -ing, a. ft:<br />
(nnCf.<br />
Wanton, s. fjctf^snlbing; i)rl)jctna; tU<br />
terlig verfon. -, a. cfli^tig; Uffull<br />
liittffltbig ; <strong>of</strong>Vabig. -, v. n. rnfci ; lefrt;<br />
roa fig <strong>of</strong>i;fTt. -ness, s. (nttfnrtigt)ct<br />
t.Tttja; <strong>of</strong>lijrigbet ; glaDlig()ct, |Tnlfnfiig=<br />
Wapentake, s. Oh'rnb. [()«t.<br />
War, *. ftig ; frtgStuflning. -fare, s.<br />
I)ncfacb. -hoop, 5. fittnrne^ ftigerop.<br />
-like, a. ftigiff. -scot, s. frig^gntb.<br />
-worm, a. fiJrtTiten t ftig. -, v, n.<br />
& a. friga, focn frig; befriga.<br />
Warble, s. (ivittting ; fogelfang. -, v.<br />
n. ci-iffa, urfjunga ; qvittta. -r, s. fan;<br />
gnre; fflngfngel.<br />
Ward, «. »ntb; qsatttr i en fJab; fiJtJ<br />
ffnnsning ; gntnii'on ; vatecing ; f'etfi'at ,<br />
pupitt; f ocmynberiTnp ; fangfligt fiJcMc.<br />
-<strong>of</strong> a lock, nijrfelviittn. -roLe, s.<br />
gncterob. -room, s. fiorn frtjutnn.<br />
Ward, f . a. (5 n. >jatba, vafta ; befFi)b=<br />
ba. - <strong>of</strong>lF, vntera unban, -en, s. uv'p=<br />
fyningvnian ; fotefiQnbnre ; cft>etinten=<br />
bent, -er, *. f Stbftte ; t><strong>of</strong>tuinflnc«.<br />
Ware, a. oantnn&e ; fijrfigtig. -honse,<br />
s. niagnfirt. -, v, n. <strong>of</strong>tn fig. -ful,<br />
a. forfigtig. -less, a. ooarfam, <strong>of</strong>ijr.<br />
figtig-<br />
Warfare, p. n. ftign.<br />
Wariness, s. t>ncfant()et, f6rfigtjg()«t.<br />
Warlike, a. frig ti(Il)ytiy ; fltibbar.<br />
Warlock, s. trottfntl, I)«vnin(lnre.<br />
Warm, a. pnrnt; ifrig, Ijnfiig; lifiig;<br />
».ilMiaen6e. -, v. a. & n. tjarina; blifs<br />
»« vnnn. -ing, s. & a. v'ri ruining. -<br />
pan, s. fnngoiuninte. -stone, s. fet:<br />
»entinf}«n.<br />
Warmth, s. tjntnia, V)otnir)et; ifcigOct.<br />
AVarn, v. a. catna; focninnn ; tittfans<br />
Wat<br />
blifvn pinb (om btnbfr); afinfii. - up<br />
vnrpn, bor«tn.<br />
Warrant,*, ffrifttig befallning ; bufrtti<br />
ning^utfTnfl; tiKjlnbjtlft; fotfrifrnn. -<br />
V. a.fctfaftn, befrnftn; befullninntign<br />
ftifnlln fi)t Qnft>nt; ur|TwI^a. -alile,c<br />
fiSrfonrlig. -er, «. ferf>?arar« ; <strong>of</strong>feft<br />
tnnt. -y, s. fitiftlig inngt; gnronti<br />
fullmagt. [gatb^vafiati<br />
Warren, s. faningotb. -er,*. bjui<br />
Warrior, 5. ftig^ninn; ()jeltf.<br />
Wart, s. tiartn ; fnol pa tran. -v<br />
s. teforni^grcig.<br />
Wary, a. rarfatu, fijtfiglig.<br />
Wash, s. ffutor: ITonliclgvatUn<br />
anf}ri)fning. -h all, s. tea Ifu la. -howj<br />
s. tpattfat. -house, s. toattfl<br />
-lea<strong>the</strong>r, s. fanijT. -pot, s. trai<br />
bunfe. -, v.a. & n. tCii'tto, vaffn, ter<br />
fn, fT'oIjn; anjlrljfn; tcatfafig; tviiU<br />
flfifcet. -er, J. isattatf . -woman,;<br />
tPn(tcr(fn. -y, a. init ; fv
Wat<br />
Wed 441<br />
2bfiiifen. -Leetle, s. tDfnce, Mttens We, pr. {pi. nf I). [*. ftefigOet.<br />
taiijc. -Lorn, rt. fiolt. -brook,*. W"eak, a. ff ag ; brad lig ; tef ; f oniiiagj<br />
t.innit; fri|Tt vatttn. -colours, s. pi. tig. -en, v. a. fijrffaga. -ling,*.<br />
rarii-nfcitg i iniilning. -course, «. fffling; ffngt brtvn. -ly, a. fca^lig;<br />
kn'Kt't <strong>of</strong> en fl<strong>of</strong>c. -cresses, j./j/. fnir=<br />
fiafje. -flag, s. gut j-vnnrt^iiijn. -gage,<br />
^. iiuitt an uiata fatten, -gate,*, flu^.<br />
tgruel, s. f)<strong>of</strong>teniji$(6'gibt. -hyssop,<br />
s. noDeott. -leaf,*, rnttenviiit. -level,<br />
*. vnttentjng ; vattenpn^. -line, *. I'nt.<br />
tengSngtn vn ^\). -man, *. t<strong>of</strong>ttnre<br />
fiffar*. -mark,*, pciiienbti^n. -moss,<br />
*.f.iI[ni<strong>of</strong>fa. -pipe,*. Mticnroc. -pro<strong>of</strong>,<br />
a. tjnttcntiit. -scape,*. i^nttenUtning.<br />
-spout,*. iTi)i)rng. -way,*. 7*. "eisgatt.<br />
-work, s. vattenrerf ; vattenfonfl.<br />
Water, c a. & n. ijnttna; giffa vat=<br />
ten; Ingga ibCot; i?nitca; intnga Vat;<br />
tenflitriit) V'l ett fTepv ; utgjuta fatten.<br />
-at, rattna^ (i munncn). -age,*.<br />
batlega. -er, *. vattnate; uattmiian.<br />
-ing, *. vniitning. -place, *. fatten.<br />
fceiiitningSftatte flic ffepp : batPtilTe.<br />
-ish, a. fnttnig. -y, a. cattenaftig;<br />
<strong>of</strong>inaflig; utan ft<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Wattle,*, fcnfetvn en tupp; fpt'otgnrb;<br />
qfi)l: llnngfotg. —, v. a. injianga incb<br />
qrifta'r.<br />
Wave, *. Bng, bijija ; iljortgOet ; ojemn=<br />
Ijct. -, V. a. & n. gn, upprijta i fSgor ;<br />
PaSbra ; finfa ; unDf ifa ; upp(Tjuta. -d,<br />
a. f ngformig ; rnttcaD.<br />
W'aver,*". n. fntf(a; 'toxti fanfctoi<strong>of</strong>cig.<br />
-ing, *. obejlutfoiiiljet. - , a. fnnfeU<br />
W^avy, a. sSgig; bbljanSe. [niotig.<br />
Wax,*.vax;fi3'IIa(f ; otfay. -ch<strong>and</strong>ler,<br />
*. en fotn get f a.vlju^. -taper, *.<br />
tarfacfla. -winder, *. vajflapet. -,<br />
V. n. faxn. -en, a. <strong>of</strong> fnv-<br />
Way, s. fiig; leB; fana, mnner; upp=<br />
fijtante ; utfng; tigining; fntt ; fiivfas<br />
tanCe. - <strong>and</strong> means, ettfarffilt finans=<br />
utffott uti netta pnrUiuientet. -farer,<br />
*. fnnttate. -faring, *. fan&ronbe.<br />
-in, *. ingang. -mark, *. ftigfifare.<br />
-tree, *. ctfon. -laj', v. a. flalla fi5t=<br />
fat fijr nagon. -less, a. <strong>of</strong>SgaB, oba=<br />
nnb. -ment, *. ftngan. -ward, a.<br />
ceOetuaitig ; fottcetlig. -wardness.<br />
;<br />
iiiagtlDtf. -, ad. fvngt; obetonffanit.<br />
-ness, *. fpagl)et, imnuingt, [ma.<br />
Weal,*. fa(, f nlfianb ; republif; jltiuu<br />
AVeald, *. ffogi'bijgb.<br />
AVealth, *. cgobetnr, rifcbomnt.<br />
Wealthiness, *. rifbcni, fetinogenI)et.<br />
Wealthy, a. rif, femiegen.<br />
AVean, v. a. nffnnja, <strong>of</strong>()nna ifran.<br />
-ling, *. ni)^ <strong>of</strong>fantt barn ;c.<br />
Weapon, *. fapen, rufjning. -ed, a.<br />
befnpnab. -less, a. ebefapnaB.<br />
Wear, *. (Titning; bruf af fhitc^Cragt<br />
Bain ; fifFri)§ja. -, v. a. d n. ftita, nos<br />
ta, brufa, biira ; ftjrff aga ; notai^, )Tita§ ;<br />
flnliBa. - awaj', forfaffa, utnota^. -<br />
out, utivotta, utneta. -able , a. foiu<br />
W'earied, a. uttrbttab. [fan baca€.<br />
AVeariness, *. ttBtlljet; uiotiljet; lebs<br />
fanibet ; otnligtjet.<br />
AVearing,*. btufning, nblning ; btagt.<br />
- apparel, *. gangfUiber.<br />
AVearish, a. funipig, ffng.<br />
AVearisome, a. tebfam.<br />
AVeary, a. tcijtt ; lebfen; fijttretlig. -,<br />
V. a. utttijtta; gijra Ubfen.<br />
AA'eas<strong>and</strong>, *. fdbetjltupen.<br />
AVeasel, *. lefatt.<br />
AVeat, V. a. ma, tufa.<br />
AVeater, *. fafet, fnBetlef; fforni.<br />
-beaten, a. Bviffen , iTaBob af ftcnn.<br />
-board, *. t<strong>of</strong>artfiBan. -cock, *.<br />
f aBettjane ; Djlabig uiennifFa. -gage, *.<br />
flojet; l<strong>of</strong>fiba pa ffcpp. -glass, *. bos<br />
tonictec. -, V. a. f abtn ; ulljarbn ; Io=<br />
AVea<strong>the</strong>r, *. gaffgumfa. [fera fbtbi.<br />
AVeave, v. a. vafya; inbtanba; cirfa.<br />
AVeaver, *. faffare.<br />
AVeaver, *. fjeOotg.<br />
AVeb, *. vaf, fpinbetsaf. -footed, a.<br />
flatfotab, foiu I)at finifbtter. -bed, a.<br />
f orenaB genom m ()inno (om fiuifoglor^<br />
fbttec). -ster, *. fafpote.<br />
AVed, V. a. laga tiH afta; gifta fig.<br />
-ding, *. bciittop, tigniiig. -ring, s.<br />
fig felling.<br />
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442 Wed<br />
Wedge, ». figg, fil; uiflff« <strong>of</strong> nietnU.<br />
-wise , a. filfotmigt. - , v. a. fi[(i,<br />
flpfrn iiiara ctuftig.<br />
AVend, v. n. gS ; tinnbo fig.<br />
AVere-wolf, a. rorulf.<br />
Wergeld, a. inangt'ct.<br />
AVest, a. oefler; fcleng nebergnng. -,<br />
a. tjefter. - Ly , v^efl tin. --vrindjS.<br />
reflnni^inb. -, v.n. gS neb i refter.<br />
-erly, a.Pcflerlig; ifrrin vefJer. -ern,<br />
5. fj<strong>of</strong>vatn. -, a. Pefllig ; nebgaenbe.<br />
-•ward, ad. t>eflerut.<br />
AVet, a. ph'tffo ; regnv fiber. - , a. fnf«<br />
tig, rat. -, v. a. pnio, futto.<br />
AVe<strong>the</strong>r, a. i>nbur, gunife.<br />
AVetness, a. r>ntr)et, rntfTo.<br />
AVettish, a. nagct fuftig.<br />
AVey, s. matt (3 (i^ovter), 40 bufOeW.<br />
Whack, V. a. ffn, Info.<br />
AVhale, a. I)»n[, (jfoIfifT.<br />
AVhapper, a. f}or, gr<strong>of</strong> fori.<br />
AVharf, a. I,Mrf ; ffronbbcc. - , f . a.<br />
uppliiggo gob« pa Ireorfrct. -age, «.<br />
Ijsarfpenningot. -inger, a. I)t>(itfi"o»<br />
ftnre.<br />
AA''hat,pr. I)i?nb, WxiUrt, [)'^nbfor en.<br />
-, ad. l)l^l^b ? ()uru ? - ho ! I)0 ! bcHo<br />
- though , ad. cnftnbt. - time , bS.<br />
- soever, pr. Ijrob font Jjelfl.<br />
Wheat, s. fjvetc. -Lerry, a. \))i. troppo.<br />
Whelm, V. a. bfverOiJljo, <strong>of</strong>f erfvoniino.<br />
AVhelp, s. ()V>fllp; fnortilling; vulg.<br />
yngling. -ish, a. Ijcolp<strong>of</strong>tig.<br />
!
Whe<br />
When, ad. n.i't? Ba, 6en titen. - as,<br />
not fom. -ever, ctf. -soever, nni<br />
fcni l)flf}. [from -, I)\>atifcnn<br />
A^ hence , ad. \)\>ntan ? Iji^ntif cSn ?<br />
Where, ad. IjPar ? I)vave)l. -as, eine><br />
innfem. -on, (jvnrpn. -soever, (jvnvs<br />
Ijdft. -unto, I)»attiII, Ijcacva. -upon,<br />
nota vn, l;»r.rpc.<br />
Wherret, v. a. i5tft(n ; oron.<br />
Wherry, s. farja, Intt loBBntefcSt.<br />
Whet, 5. t)0fittjliig=finna6. -gism, s. ipfjigparti.<br />
While, s. ti6, ftitnb; motn. -, c. n\t-.<br />
tnn, littte^. -, v. n, da. ttojii; fiit;<br />
Whilow, ad. fotCoui. [Brifun (tiben).<br />
Whilst, c. iiietnn.<br />
Whim, s. purm, ni)(f, gtitter. [fig.<br />
Whimper, 5. feftagan. -, v.n. jniiita<br />
Whimsical, a. fontnfiijT; fnllfant.<br />
-ness, s. gtifffangcvi.<br />
Whin, s. ginfl. [gnrtlfn.<br />
Whine, s. I)tiinan6e. -, v. n. Ijpina,<br />
W'hiniard, «. fabet.<br />
Whinny, v. n. gnoggn.<br />
Whip, s. T. piffa; giffel; flopplPpntc.<br />
- ami spur, i flijtfta I)a|T. -cord, s.<br />
pii?fnni-t. - , V. a. d n. rifn , fl5 met<br />
ri^ ; tufta ; flS bfpet (i fotii) ; fpcinga<br />
rota fig f)<strong>of</strong>tigr. - cream , s. !?ifpa<br />
gcntfte. -ping, s. tigbnftu. -post, s.<br />
pale bPotPiB inipBaBate flita fpo.<br />
Whirl, *. (jPirfsel, oiiilopp. -bone, s.<br />
fnaffni. -pool, s. pi)ttenI)Pirft>e[.<br />
-wind, s. oaC«r()PitfPef. -, v. a. St n.<br />
fnutta omfring , fyringa; lopa Onfligt<br />
onifring. -igig, s. fnutta ot bntn.<br />
Whisk,*, botfle; riffa; gntiiuinimoBigt<br />
fcuniiimiiet^ Ijciteftag ; pifTfnrtrt nuB<br />
fuiatt ; na^piS tatl. -, v. a. & n. Oor=<br />
;<br />
Who 443<br />
fin, Bmitiiianf. - about, flygaomfting.<br />
Whisker, s. polifong.<br />
Whisky, s.'roljifTei) (Sfotlfft bninmMn).<br />
Whisper, s. fjpilTning. - ,v. a. & n.<br />
ingih'n i ^eiiiiigbet; I;vniTn.<br />
Whist, s. ifljiflfpel.<br />
AVhist, i. ti;[}.<br />
Whistle, s. (it(n pipa ; Osif (ing (at en<br />
IjunB); fltupe. -, v.n.&a. Ijpiflo<br />
blnfa nieB en pipn; IjiM^Ia ot en.<br />
AVhistling, s. IjPipling.<br />
Whit, 5. bit, fniula.<br />
White,*. I)i'>itt)er, Ijpit fnrg. -, a. I)pif;<br />
biff; ten. -cap, s. (Tog^fpnrf. -com,<br />
s. l)P«te, blnnBfiib, tag :c. -grass, s.<br />
luBBtntel. -iron, s. fottcnni jetnblerf.<br />
-lead,s. bloljritt. -bait, s. fmn binnt.<br />
fiffat. -meat, s. nijelfniai. -tail, a.<br />
ftenfqvfitta. -wash, s. I)V>itt fminf;<br />
bijitiiinning.<br />
White, V. a. g'dvo [jPit. -n, v. n. Ijpit*<br />
nn. -ness, s. b^itbet; tenfjet; <strong>of</strong>fulB.<br />
Whites, s. pi. l)vna fluffen.<br />
Whi<strong>the</strong>r, ad. Ofott? I)«attOan? -soever,<br />
\)vaxt fom ()«lff.<br />
Whiting,*, bvittim ; bPitiing; I)tijt(im«<br />
ning. -grass, s. barfffcnbtotfa.<br />
Whitish, a. bvitnflig; b^ntlatt; blef.<br />
-ness, s. biMtaftigtjet ; biefbet.<br />
AVhitlow, s. futflog, nngelbolB.<br />
Whitsun, a. pingft tittbijtig. -day, a.<br />
pingfibng. -tide, *. pingft, pingfibelg.<br />
Whittle, *. ett flng« mnntef.<br />
W'hiz, ad. [)fcf;! -,v. a. b>^nfn; fufa.<br />
Who, /jr. bP«m, bPilfen, bo; nSgon.<br />
Whole, *. alftfanniian^, Bet beta. -, a.<br />
all, b«l; bcbStten ; fiiiT. -ness,*. fulft<br />
fl.inBigbet, betbet. -sale,*, gt<strong>of</strong>bnnbel.<br />
-sale-merchant, *. giopbnnBIate.<br />
AA'"holesome,a. b«tf<strong>of</strong>nMi;ven. -sonieness,<br />
*. belf<strong>of</strong>ambet; tigtigljet.<br />
Whom,>t)r. bPtiit, I)»ilfen.<br />
Whoop, s. Pipa; top, bojtanBe. -, /.<br />
ba ! -, V. n. & a. topa, topa an elT. at en.<br />
Whore, *. bora, -monger, «. botjfi*<br />
gate, -son, *. Ijotunge. -, v. n, & a.<br />
beta; gota titt I;ota. -dom, *. bor,<br />
botDom.<br />
AVhorish, a. fforaftig. -ness, ». Oor.<br />
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444 Who<br />
Whortleberry, s. blabnr.<br />
Whose, /jr. I)',>ar^, Ij^ilfeng; fjsilfaS,<br />
"Whur, s. rappl)i^nfcn« flavning nnt 6c<br />
flVgn upp. -, f. n. fnorra.<br />
"Why, ad. bvji? I)vatfote. -, i. Otnb<br />
na rnl! ot)!<br />
Wick, s. x>tU. -yarn, s. Iju^garn.<br />
Wicked, a. «(nf, org; cguCaftig. -ness,<br />
s. fynt ; oncpfo ; Inttf.ittiglict.<br />
Wicker, s. piDe. -, a. fiotab flf vit«.<br />
Wicket, ». liten IjolfBiitt vo «n flor<br />
port ; litet ()a( i en tSct.<br />
Wide, a. viD, fJor, fcteb; nfi-ifonte. -^<br />
c££. ganfTa, vita, -open, pn rib gnf:<br />
oel. -n, t'. a.
Win<br />
-y, a. V'ingnb; lif en tinge.<br />
Wink, s. tiinf, blinf. - , v. a. vnnfn,<br />
ana en vint ot en; blinfn. - at, f«<br />
uioncnt finger met.<br />
Winning, s. innf}. -, a. ^jinnnnte.<br />
Winnow, v. a. & n. vnnnn, falfn; fn=<br />
flu (faD); gvnnlTn; ftnnffiljn.<br />
Winter, s- vintcr. -Mtten ; a. fr<strong>of</strong>J=<br />
buen. -cricket, s. fyrfn. -day, «.<br />
tlinrel•^ng. -fallowing, s. Iiiggning i<br />
einierfiir. —green, s. vnntergti5n,<br />
-hemp, s. Ijonljnnu'a. -, v. a. & n.<br />
f Dfa efiiet mntecn ; t?intta. -ly, a. rinr<br />
tcrnftig.<br />
Wintry, a. vintettif, cintctciFtig.<br />
Winy, a. v^inarta^.<br />
Wipe, s. flfrotfning; OetorB; sipa. -.<br />
V. a. totfn, fhi;fn nf; teno; norm.<br />
Wire, s. ttat, v>it. -drawer, s. ttoC:<br />
^rngate.<br />
Wirj', a. befioenbe nf, lifnanDe trSc.<br />
Wis, V. a. an6e. - that, nijblf. -ish, a. ulftif. [catgnttigliet.<br />
fcermeB ; Bercftec.<br />
Wolvish, a.ulflif; r<strong>of</strong>aftig. -nesB,$.<br />
W'ithaljprp. OviarmcC. -,ad. bcfutont. Woman, s.gv>inna; frnntimniet; viga.<br />
Withdraw, v. a. & n. craga bott, vi= -child, s. flicfa, better, -hood, s.<br />
ffl ; toga <strong>of</strong>tcribe. *. -ing, bortbrogan; qvMnligljet, qrinn<strong>of</strong>innb. -kiud, ».<br />
;
446 Worn<br />
qrinn<strong>of</strong>ijn ; ftuntiniten. -tired, a.<br />
I)uj}tun untetbnnig. -, v. a. gord (\nr\--<br />
Ii9;9ifta. -eil, a. forqrinligiib; gift.<br />
-ize, V. a. g'ota qi:>inli(), f'etqfinlign.<br />
-ish, a. qvnnlig. -like, a. qvinlig.<br />
-liness, «. qi>inltgl)et. -ly, a. qtin=<br />
lig ; gift)?uxen.<br />
Womb, s. moberlif, qv^fb; Oiif; ffote;<br />
fotbjui'ning. -passage, -pipe, s.<br />
iiiobetflibn. -, V. a. inneflutn ; {}im{\-.<br />
gen <strong>of</strong>ln.<br />
[tu^.<br />
WoniLlety-cropt, s. illflmnenbe cfter<br />
Womby, a. v>ib, n;mlig; bufig. [Oo.<br />
Won, s. viftclfeoct ; Inget. -, v.n. n[tai ;<br />
Wonder,*, unbet; fetunbrnn. -struck,<br />
a. fotvanab. -, v. n. (at, after) un.<br />
6tn, forunbtfl fig ; fata lutfiffn. -ful,<br />
a. unber(ig ; brnptig. -fulness, s. un.<br />
betbntOet; fotunbran8iMnbI)et. -ment,<br />
s. unbtan; nngct unbctOart.<br />
Wondrous, a. iinbcttni:.<br />
Won't, f ovf. <strong>of</strong> Would not.<br />
Wont, a. vmn, t?nnlig. -, v. a. vnt.i<br />
cnn ; vl'iflo, Otufa. [vanligtjft; tinnn.<br />
Wonted, a. ijflig, tjnnlig. -uess, s.<br />
Wontless, a. ovantig; ooan.<br />
Wontling, s. ungnijt,<br />
Woo, V. a. fcia till; tifintigen ni>bgn:<br />
Jiogligen tcbjo.<br />
Wood, s. ffog; tea, peb; ctt potti <strong>of</strong> nis<br />
ffiHiga fnf et ; fnippa. -anemony,*.<br />
ilog^fippn. -bind, -bine, s. getblnb,<br />
fFcg^bufvio. -drink, s. bef<strong>of</strong>t va tetter.<br />
-engraver, s. trnbfnibnre. -engraving,<br />
s. trabfnitt. -fretter, -worm,<br />
s. tiabmalT. -hole,*, vcblibev. -horse-<br />
tail, «. ffogSfrflfm. -knife, s. I)>n«:=<br />
Ofingare. -l<strong>and</strong>, s. ffog^mnrf. -lark,<br />
s. ffogelritfo. -louse, s. gcSfiigga.<br />
-man, s. ffogSi'nftnte ; jngnre. -monger,<br />
*. »cb()nnblnre. -night-shade, a.<br />
airopn OeHabonna. -note, s. ffog^ifSng ;<br />
fagelfang i ffogtn. -<strong>of</strong>fering, s. irab<br />
fom btniinc^ litt effi-r. -pecker, s.<br />
])ai\vin. -pile, -stake,*, vsltafl.<br />
;<br />
Wor<br />
-reve, s. jiigniiiflnre. -ro<strong>of</strong>, s. niv» '<br />
ffciiiobrn. -rowel, *. fJjetnoct. -sorrel,<br />
*. fvrfotta; gijfmnt. -spite,* *<br />
-wall, *. gr'ongoling. -tick,*, ffoj^j<br />
lu^. -tin,*, focnig tennimidii. -ward,<br />
*. ITogpaftave. -yard, *. tiinmccvUi*.<br />
Wooded, a. fijtfebb meb ffcg.<br />
Wooden, a. gjcvb nf tni ; * bum ; f[uiii><br />
rig. - horse, *. ttamart.<br />
Woodiness, *. |Tcgigl)«t.<br />
Woodly, ad. rcifanbc.<br />
Woodness, *. iitfinnigOtt.<br />
Woody, a. (TcgOttiint, (Togig.<br />
Wooer, *. ftiate, b<strong>of</strong>tinnn.<br />
Wo<strong>of</strong>, *. inflng, vnft; »af.<br />
Wooing, *. ftionbe.<br />
Wooing-c<strong>and</strong>le, *. nntt(ju«.<br />
Wool, *. uU. -blade, *. fnttrumpn<br />
-comber, *. uUfnnmiace. -fel, t<br />
<strong>of</strong>lippt ffinn. -pack, -sack, *. uH<br />
ffitfi tebiimStcrnnS fnte i <strong>of</strong>ca v«tlninentet;<br />
"uppOlnft. -staple, *. vni<br />
hixi for ull. -winder, *. utTvnrfare.<br />
Woolder, *. fnijppet an fno tep nieb.<br />
Woolen, *. i)[[cti)g, flnbe. -,a.<br />
«f ull. -draper, *. ufflinnblate.<br />
*. pi. i;ffe\\itcr.<br />
Woolly, a. DHig, ulttif; uUbntanbe<br />
fdibb i i)[[e. - plant, *. utt'ort. -ish<br />
a. fmnlubcn.<br />
Woop, *. refgel.<br />
Woos, *. I)nf?nnt«.<br />
niat(eb«ttnb. -blade, s. fung^ljuti. Wop-eyed, a. florijgb.<br />
-broomgrass, s. ronl<strong>of</strong>ia. -cleaver, Word, *. orb; utttl^dE ; otbtiej-Iing; I5f<br />
e. pet[)uggarf. -cock, s. niottullin te; ©ub^orb; Orbet (3cfu^ Svifiii?)<br />
bumtjufoub. -culver, -pigeon, s. till; piiro[, l<strong>of</strong>en; motto, -catcher<br />
-grubber, *. crbti)ttate, en foin \)'
Wor<br />
-irea<strong>the</strong>rdays, s. pi. liggftagnt tiO<br />
fj;;. -woman, s. fbmmniTa; Ugo;<br />
"VV'ork, v.n. &a. or6«t(t, gl'ro, uttattfl,<br />
»«tfa ; »tafn«, Ijnfra ; aPnCfomnia ; fiit.<br />
frtttiga. -clay, cilm (eta. - every<br />
nerve, nnyanra aUa finn tt<strong>of</strong>rtr. -<br />
one's way, otbeta fig igenom. -out,<br />
utorbetn. -up, upparbna; uppljetfa.<br />
— npon, titci, vitta \!'L<br />
Worker, s. nrL-ct^bi.<br />
Working, s. &a. atbcrante. -brain,<br />
a. I'innritt (lufpuD. -day, s. l)\?attog,<br />
forfenfng. -furnace, s fmrtltugn.<br />
-house, s. »>etfftaf.<br />
"Workmanlike, a. finnritt gjotB, cnl<br />
arbiiat. - , ad. jTiiftigr. [vS nagot.<br />
Workmanship, s. vvcf ; fonf}; ntbcte<br />
World, s. verlB; jotten; nlTa niennU<br />
iiunlott.<br />
Worm, V. n. & a. ftl;pn fciii «n «iii|7;<br />
genom tangfamma ineBelfotBtifDn; uni<br />
Betgtiifiia; loin ut (en ()emlig()fi); ar=<br />
b«fe i [ijnBoni. -ing, s. ttanSIincc ^a<br />
ffepp. -y, a. futt ineB niaff.<br />
Wornil, s. innfF i I)uBen pa bojTflv.<br />
I Worse,<br />
Worry, v. a. vl«3«; fonBetrifvia.<br />
s. fFnta, nndbel. -, ad. pnttc,<br />
-, coOTjj. afBad, Evil eff. 111. -<br />
than nothing, fF^lBig nut (iit uinn<br />
tgct. -, f. a. fciffimta.<br />
Worship, s. Mjtfan ; (liittigfjct. your<br />
-, tterg piirtigOet (titel). -, v. a. ^n.<br />
fltn, ootBa ; fbtcalia fin onBaft. -ful.<br />
;<br />
Wre 447<br />
a. oStBig; onfeBB ; titelfiJtunBctBoniatt<br />
Xi. —fulness, 5. votBigcgenfTap. -per,<br />
s. ^?'etBnte, tiffbeBjate. [rnlBiga.<br />
Worst, a. Bet (Mitfta. - , v. a. bfi'et*<br />
Worsted, s. tvinnnBt uCfgatn. - stockings,<br />
s.pl. uHflruinpoi.<br />
Wort, *. gtnf), ijtt, fa(.<br />
Worth, s. tiiitBe ; fettjenf} ; t^igt. -, a.<br />
potB, fottjentnf ; figtig; ibcfitining af.<br />
he is -, ban eger. it is - to. Bet lo*<br />
not nioBnn att. [fbrnnmare i ett InnB.<br />
Worthies, s.pl. utmnifte man; Bt<br />
Worthilj', ad. eftet foiijenf}.<br />
Worthiness, s. fottjenp ; I)Bg()Ct; fot»<br />
ttrtffligbet.<br />
Worthless, a. obetyBIig ; af intet »nt»<br />
.<br />
I<br />
Be ; oBuglig. -ness, s. orntBigbet.<br />
Worthy, s. en bcibmB, naninfunnig<br />
man. — , a. viTtBig; oBet, fStttafftig.<br />
ffoc ; yerlBfriga ting ; niangft, iiii)?e(fla; innefatta;<br />
inreftia; fSttjafa, bdntijrfa. -per,«.<br />
paiButf ; oinfTng. -ing, s. infsepning.<br />
-paper, s. einflng^pappet.<br />
Wrath, s. PreBe. -ful, a. t?reB, onB.<br />
-fully, a. nieB PteBc. -fulness,*.<br />
fteBe. -less, a. Man t>reBe.<br />
Wrawl, V. n. jnntn (cm fattct).<br />
Wreak, v. a. banina ; ut<strong>of</strong>fa. - one's<br />
vengeance, b'lmna. -ful, a. bdninB*<br />
gitig. -fulness, «. bdninBgitigtjei.<br />
Wreath, s. trans', girlanb ; nngoi [cm
448 Wre<br />
. ; :<br />
(it rtiCft; Pfita, to* ; fni^.<br />
Wrea<strong>the</strong>, f. a. & n. vritn ; tt>innn<br />
oefpo; oiiiGifpfl, bcfcanfn; ttinnn fifl,<br />
rara gfnoinflntnb.<br />
Wreathy, a. t>rib«n, flntnb.<br />
Wreck, s. (Tepv^b^tt. -,v.n. «nfn<br />
pSfdpvot, foctetfpfl; litfl fpfppgbtott.<br />
-ful, a. fom forotfnfnr iTepp^biott.<br />
AVrecker, «. y. Ptotate.<br />
Wren, s. funggfagel, tunimelitcn.<br />
AVrench, s. fortiinfning, lebrciMiing<br />
"altfaiii prii(fning;fftufm;(f«I ; untPyfi. vet. -paper, «. flrifpnv'pec.<br />
-, v.a. fijttnnf.i, fctogn ut [fb. - Wrizzled, a. ffn^nflig.<br />
open, fpatfa uvv-<br />
Wrong, s. cfotr.itt ; fel. to he in <strong>the</strong><br />
Wrest, s. uritning, sttingning; tjStfc; -, hafva onitt. -, a. cv.itt, fci ;nr<br />
fiigfil; flaiiiljoiiiiiiate. -, v.a. Dtico flfvig; cffitflig. -headed, o.f c<br />
l)nftigt; ttnnga ; focunnbn.<br />
Wrestle, v. n. & a. (with) brottn^,<br />
i finn tnnfnt; tuni. -headeilm ^s. :<br />
fottinnbt tonfcfii'tt; bumbet. -, «. n<br />
frfnipa ; ftrnfya eniot. -r, s. tcottnrf<br />
Wrestling-place, s. fniiu'platg.<br />
Wretch, s. elfinfcig fJndore, u«(ing;<br />
bfingel; ftnf. -ed, a. elontig, oIi;(f(ig;<br />
gtiiien, nefcrig, fot<strong>of</strong>tlig. -edly, ad.<br />
elnntigt, boligt. -edness , a. «lnnb«,<br />
ufcir)et; nct(igt)ct, fijrnftligljct. -less,<br />
o. fotgilig. -lessness, s. forgliS^Ijci.<br />
Wriggle, v.a. & n. ft<strong>of</strong>fl, flingta fig;<br />
rrita. - one's self into one's favour,<br />
jlalln fig in Ijo* en. -tail, s.<br />
Iiunb iiitb frong fom beflfinbigt tot fig<br />
ftmn ocf) tiabafa.<br />
Wright, s. Ijanbtcifrfcire. [fo.<br />
Wrimple, f . n. forbn, fniiinia uC ; fiu.-<br />
AVring, v. a. & n. stitn; afiringn ;<br />
flnnima ; vtog" ; strtngn. -ing, s. vric=<br />
ning. -<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> guts, ref, folif. -bolt,<br />
s. ringbutt. -staves, s.pl. fpafar vnn<br />
ringbnltarnn.<br />
Wrinkle, a. (fripfn, ti)nfa; ci«niiir)«t;<br />
l)dvgumv. -,v.a.Sn. ffrljnfin, fftynf;<br />
tn« : fti;nipo giira ; fft<strong>of</strong>dg •<br />
; Ijuga.<br />
Wrist, s. i)ani>ltt>, r)nnbI<strong>of</strong>\?«. -h<strong>and</strong>,<br />
3. rtrmlinning pa en fTjottfl.<br />
Writ, s. bref, fftifrelfc iftnn fcnungen<br />
eff. tenmten, beflui ; flngon. holy cff.<br />
sacred -, Sfriften, Qjibfln.<br />
Write, v.a.a n. (Trifon, flnfntin; tin=<br />
fftifra. - do\rn, fftifiligt fotfotia;<br />
uppteina. - <strong>of</strong>, ffrifun cm. - out,<br />
Xer<br />
ftffTrifra. -word, unbetnitici aenoiii<br />
btef. -r, s. fftifpfire ; fl>tfflltflr.-, iliifu<br />
fl.iffnre. - to <strong>the</strong> signet, foiif iifi.<br />
Wri<strong>the</strong>, v.a.&n.vnia; gijcn lyngot;<br />
vvfingn; vriDfl, fcijfn fig (i vjh'tf od; ,<br />
vnntn).<br />
Writhle, v. a. ffti^nftn.<br />
Writing, s. ffiift ; ffrifning : \>anic elf.<br />
fftif|}i(;bchiiiicMt; cirbeten. in-, fTrifi;<br />
(igcn. -hook, s. ffrifb<strong>of</strong>. -clerk, a,<br />
affTtifv>nre, fcvifr. -desk, s. fftifvul.<br />
cforrntta, forodi'mpa, ft.nnfii, (Tiinifn,<br />
-ful, a. ctottfocbig ; cbiffig. -fully,<br />
ad. orriit. -fulness, s. ecatt, obinii):<br />
Ijet. -less, a. gob ; iiiend'^. -lessly,<br />
ad. utnn f6(o(nnipning. -ly, arf. cviitt<br />
gafct. -ness, s. vcangl)ct; cnitt.<br />
Wroth , s. ucfbe. - , a. uvprefrtb,<br />
-fully, ad. i vtebe.<br />
Wrought, a. gjorb, atbetnb, fiitfcirbi.<br />
gob; vieifiib, fototfafab. -iron,.s.)nnbn, rriba fig. -ly, ad. fnebt.<br />
Wych, s. falibrunn.<br />
Wydraught, s. rannPen.<br />
AVyke, *. bi).<br />
Wyte, s. tiu, penningbotet.<br />
Wy<strong>the</strong>, s. reining. [btnfe.<br />
Wyver, Wyvern, s. fli;gnnbe papers.<br />
X.<br />
Xan<strong>the</strong>, s. T. gurfmeja.<br />
Xanthiuni, s. ort fntbbcrte.<br />
Xanthorihoea, s. giilt gumnii.<br />
Xebec, s. fdiebci (farti;g).<br />
Xeriff, s. f»rf5«tiif[ i »nvbotiet.<br />
Xerocollyrium, *. lorct 'cgcnpI.Tfie<br />
Xerodes, s. tctc fvuKnob.<br />
!
Xip<br />
Ciphias, s. f
450 You<br />
You, pr. 3, e^«t; ^w•<br />
Young, *. ungnc, <strong>of</strong>fotn. with -,<br />
ttagiig. -, a. ung; <strong>of</strong>ijrfottn; fpdB.<br />
-ish, a. n.igot ung. -liiig,.s. i;ng=<br />
ling, -ly, ad. m;ligen, ni;^ ; i ungt)0=<br />
jnen. -ster,*. nvlnring ; junfec ; jung^<br />
nuin va \f
LIST OF PROPER NAMES.<br />
Abraham, Abram, s. !Ufcra[)nm, m.<br />
Abyssinia, s. ^Ibbyffinien.<br />
Abyssiman, a. 2(bi;ffinijT. -, s. m. .<br />
Adelin, s. %ttlin
452 Bil<br />
Bill, Billy, f. WilUam,<br />
Blanch, s. SBfnnfa, /<br />
Blase, s. fBtafiuiJ, m.<br />
Bob, Bobljy, f. Robert.<br />
Bohemia, s. S8bl)in«n.<br />
Bohemian, a. SBbfjuiiff. -, a. m. & f.<br />
Sohimue, setlTa.<br />
Boniface, s. 5Bonifnciu*, m.<br />
Brabant, s. 5Btnbant.<br />
Br<strong>and</strong>enburgh, a. SBtanbenbutg.<br />
Brasil, s. SBtafilien.<br />
Brasils, s. pi. Stnfilier.<br />
Breslaw, j. 93te«Iau. \J.<br />
Bridget, Briget, Brigit, s. SBtigitta,<br />
Brisgow, s. SBr«i«gau.<br />
Britan, s. etorbtiionitn.<br />
Britany, s. ffiretagne.<br />
British, a. 35ntif?.<br />
Briton, s. SBtitte, 5ng«I«innn.<br />
Brunswick, s. S8caunfd)n>eig,<br />
Brussels, s. «Bcii|Ter.<br />
Buda, s. Ofen. [4(Fn.<br />
Burgundian, «. m. & f. SButguntorc,<br />
Burgundy, j. 5Butgunb.<br />
Bursia, s. SBuIgatien.<br />
Cadiz, s. lain,<br />
Calabria, s. Snfabtifn. [ne.<br />
Canary Isl<strong>and</strong>s, s. pi. fianntiffa iiar*<br />
Carinthia, s. Sntnttjen.<br />
Carniola, s. Stain.<br />
Caroline, Carolina, *. flarolino, /.<br />
Carthage, s. fiactljngo.<br />
Carthagenian, a. finttOaginsnrifF. -,<br />
s. m. & f. Sartljngincnfet, =iffa.<br />
Caspian Sea, s. SafpifTa fj<strong>of</strong>wt.<br />
Castilia, s. Sfafitlicn.<br />
Castilian, s. m. ^ f. (Jaflitian, «an|Ta.<br />
Catalonia, s. (Jatnlonien. . [=on(Ta,<br />
Catalonian, s. m. S f. (Eatolcniet,<br />
Ca<strong>the</strong>rine, s. Sotorina, /.<br />
Cecily, s. (Jccitia, /.<br />
Champaign, s. Cf)ampagn«.<br />
diaries, 5. Sari, m.<br />
Chariot, Charlotte, ». (SOatlotfn, /.<br />
Charley, 5. Sntl, m.<br />
China, j. fiino. [ftine«, ;iffa.<br />
Chinese, a. ffinefifr. -^ a.m. & f.<br />
Chris, f. Christian.<br />
Christian, s. Snflian, m.<br />
Deu<br />
Christiana, a. Sftiflina, /.<br />
Christopher, a. Scifi<strong>of</strong>et.<br />
Chrys, f. Chrysostom.<br />
Chrysostom, a. 6l)ti)fcf}emu«, m.<br />
Cis, f. Cecily.<br />
Clare, s. S(ata, /<br />
Claudia, a. «[autia, /.<br />
Claudius, «. filoubiuS, «(a«, m.<br />
Clem, f. Clement.<br />
Clement, «. eieiii«n«, m.<br />
Clementina, a. glfinentina, /.<br />
Cleves, a. Slevt.<br />
Coblence, a. (Joblfnj.<br />
Colen, a. fioln.<br />
Cologn, s. Sbin.<br />
Concordia, j. Sonfcttin, /.<br />
Connj', )'. Constance.<br />
Conrade, Conrad, a. Sentab, m.<br />
Constance, a. (Sonpantia, /.<br />
Constantinople, a. S?onfinntinop«l.<br />
Copenhagen, a. SoptnI)aum.<br />
Corinth, 5. fiorinti).<br />
Corinthian, a. SotintOiff. -, a. m.<br />
f. Sctintbiir, :i(Ta.<br />
Corsican, a. Sorfifanir. -, a. m. a _<br />
dorfifan, »anffa.<br />
Cracow, j. Svnfnu.<br />
Creta, Creet, a. on 5?teta,<br />
Crini, Crimea, *. I)Qlfi5n fitiiu.<br />
Crispin, a. fttifpin, m,<br />
Cyprus, *. on Cvpetn.<br />
Daintry, Daventry, a. Sesfnttt,<br />
Damasco, Damascus, a. S)aninfcit<br />
Dan, f. Daniel.<br />
Dane, s. m. & f. XJanfT, 2)anffa.<br />
Danish, a. 2)nnff.<br />
Danemark, Denmark, a. Sannint<br />
Danube, s. Sonnu.<br />
Dantzick, s. Ssonjig.<br />
<strong>the</strong> Dardanelli, a. pi. £attan«n«tiii<br />
David, a. Sapib, m.<br />
Davy, f. David.<br />
Deb, Debby, f. Deborah.<br />
Deborah, 5. SeOorci, /.<br />
Delf, Delft, a. Iiclff.<br />
Denis, s. £!ioni)fTii«, m.<br />
Denis, Denys, a. 25ienr)fin, /.<br />
Derrick, a. 2;ii5tif, m.<br />
Deux-ponts, a. pi. Sronttiitfen.
Dev<br />
Devick, s. SiBrif, m.<br />
Dick, Dickia, Dicky, f. Richard.<br />
Dolje, f. Robert.<br />
Doll, Dolly, f. Doro<strong>the</strong>a.<br />
Dominick, s. ©ominicug, m.<br />
'Dort, 5. S)octtedjt.<br />
Dorothy, s. Sotctljca, /.<br />
Dunkirk, s. 2)iinfitc(;en.<br />
Dnnny, s. 2(nton, m.<br />
Dntch , a. JOottnnbfT. - , s. m. & f.<br />
-man, m. J^olfnntnte; -woman, /.<br />
Got 453<br />
Frances, a. StnncifTa, /.<br />
Franche-county, a. gtjflTapct .S^iijgi<br />
Francis, «. Strong, m. [butgunb.<br />
Franconia, Frankenl<strong>and</strong>, s. 5rnn«<br />
.<br />
fen. [/. Jranf, sifTa.<br />
Franconian, a. Stnnfiff. -, «. m. d<br />
Frank, s. 5ran«, liffe ^rnnS, to.<br />
Frankfort, s. Stanffurt.<br />
Frank -people, a. Franks, a. pi.<br />
Frat, 5. (Suftat. [Jronten.<br />
JOoa.inCPFn, /.<br />
Frederick, Fredrick, a. S^tcbti*, m.<br />
French, a. 5ran(I. - , a.pl.%xcm.U<br />
Bad, Eed, Ida, s. Sfo, /.<br />
man, =fy|Tn.<br />
East Indies, s.pl. Opintien.<br />
Friberg, s. {Jre^berg.<br />
Edmund, 5. , m.<br />
Friburgh, s. 5tei)l)utg.<br />
Edward, s. eBuatt, m.<br />
Frise, Frisel<strong>and</strong>, a. 5ri«Ianb.<br />
Egypt, s. egi)pten. [(59l;ptict;, =iffa. Frisel<strong>and</strong>er, «. m. & f.<br />
g^ti^Ianbore,<br />
Egyptian, a. . «lb«n.<br />
Gabriel, s. ©abrifl, m.<br />
Eleanor, 5. ®[conctrt.<br />
Gallice, s. ©altkien.<br />
Elic, f. Alex<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
Elisa, Eliza, s. ®(ifa, /.<br />
Gant, 5. ©ent.<br />
Gascoign, a. ©o^conicn.<br />
Elisabeth, Elizabeth, s. ©tifabet, /. Gef, GeflF, a. ©ottftib.<br />
Ellen, 5. XitWaa, f.<br />
ElUck, s. OtUranBct, m.<br />
Geneva, s. ©enf, ©e<strong>new</strong>e.<br />
Genoa, Genoua, a. ©enua.<br />
Emmerick, s. (Juitiicrif, m.<br />
George, Georgy, a. ©cotg, to.<br />
Engl<strong>and</strong>, s. S"ng(anB.<br />
Georgia, s. ©eotgicn.<br />
<strong>English</strong>, a. SngelfJ. -, *. pi. m. & f. Gerard, s. ©ettjatb, m.<br />
Erford, s, Stfurt. [SngeljTman, sfln. German, s. ©eniton, m. [=ffn.<br />
Ernest, s. Smft, m.<br />
German, a. Ji;(T. - , a. m. & f. 2i)ff,<br />
Esajas. Esay, s. @fflia«, m.<br />
Germany, a. 2i;ff[anb.<br />
Ethiopia, s. 2(tftiopi{n.<br />
Gertrude, /. ©etttub, /.<br />
Evan, s. So^nn, m.<br />
Gervas, a. ©etoafiu^, to.<br />
Eve, s. eva, /.<br />
Ghent, f. Gant.<br />
Everard, s. eber^orb, m.<br />
Eugene, s. ©ugeniug, m.<br />
Gib, Gil, Gilbert.<br />
f.<br />
Gilbert, .s. ©ilbectu«t, m.<br />
Europe, s. (Jutopa, /<br />
European, a. eutopeiff.<br />
Giles, 5. Sigibiug, SuIiiiS, m.<br />
-, a. m. 6 Gillian, Gilian, a. Sulinno,/.<br />
f. (5ucop6, -ifTa.<br />
Gillet, a. m
454 Gra<br />
Gracy, s. ©ratio, /.<br />
Graveling, s. ©taoelingtn.<br />
Grecian, Greek, a. ©cetiff. -, a. m.<br />
ft f. Gref, sinna.<br />
Greenl<strong>and</strong>, s. ©ronlanb.<br />
Greenlauder, s. ®tlin(dn6a«, =t|Ta.<br />
Gregory, s. ©tcgotiuS, m.<br />
Griff, Griffit, Griffith, s. SRuftn, m.<br />
Gripswald, i. ©ttif^nwls,<br />
Grissel, Grishild, s. Grifelta, /.<br />
Grison»«. ©raubiinbnate, scriTii.<br />
Guelderl<strong>and</strong>, s. ©etbecn.<br />
Gui, s. ©uico, m.<br />
Guilbert, s. ©ilbettu^, m.<br />
Guiny, s. ©uinfa.<br />
Hab, f. Herbert.<br />
Hadria, s. ifanatiffa fjon.<br />
Hag^ue, s. ^ang.<br />
Hainault, s. .^cnnegnu.<br />
Hall. Hally, f. Henry.<br />
Hambro, Hamburgh, Hambrough,<br />
Hanau, s. x^anau. [s. Jjnuiburg.<br />
Hannah, s. Jpanna, linna, f.<br />
Hannover, s. J?nnnot?er.<br />
Hannoverian, a. JC»annotieranfF. -, s.<br />
m. 6t f. ^nnnoveran, ifla.<br />
Harman, s. .^ctmnn, m.<br />
Harriet, f. Henriette. ,<br />
Harry, s. ^oncif, m.<br />
Helen, Helena, a. JOflenn,/.<br />
Henriette, s. Henrietta, .?5«ntifn, /.<br />
Henry, t. »cnrif, m.<br />
Herbert, Heribert, s. $ecOctf, m.<br />
Hesseii, Hessia, s. ^ciTen.<br />
Hessian, a. J>«ffifF. -, a. m. & f.<br />
Hick, f. Richard. [^eff«, =i|Ta.<br />
Hieroni, s. J>icroni;mu^, m.<br />
Hilary, Hillary, s. J5i(atiu«, m.<br />
Hob, Hobe, \. Robert.<br />
Hodg, Hodge, Hodgekin, Hodj', f.<br />
Holl<strong>and</strong>, 5. JCoannb. [Roger.<br />
Holl<strong>and</strong>er, s.m.Q f. ^ca.i nbate, -Ma.<br />
Hubert, s. .?)ut>ertu«, m.<br />
Hugh, s. ipugo, m. [m.<br />
Humfrey, Humphrey, «. .?)unifrib,<br />
Hungarian, a. UngctfF. -, s. m. d f.<br />
Hungary, .5. Ungatn. [Ungnuf, =et|ra.<br />
lb, f. Isabel.<br />
Ignatius, s. 39nntiu«, m.<br />
Kat<br />
India, s. Indies, s.pl. Snbien.<br />
Indian, a. Snbiff, Snbinnflf. -,<br />
£t f. Snbian, innfTo; ^inbu.<br />
Ingria, a. Sngftinonlanb.<br />
Irel<strong>and</strong>, a. ^ttonb.<br />
Irish, rt. Stlii'nbfl. -man,*.3tlnnbar<br />
Isaac, s. 3|'<strong>of</strong>, m.<br />
Isabel, s. 3|'nb«ira, /.<br />
Italian, a. Stolienfr. -,s.m.af. 3t.<br />
liennte, =iTa.<br />
Italy, s. Stnlien. [i^ani, n<br />
Jack , Jacky , s. Soljan , Jp>an^, If<br />
Jacob, s. Sflfot*, m.<br />
Jacobin, s. Snf<strong>of</strong>cina, /.<br />
Jaffa, a. Sorpe.<br />
Jamaica, s. SmitQico.<br />
James, a. 3nfol>, m.<br />
Jane, a. 3oI;onnn, ^anna, f.<br />
Japan, a. 3flpan.<br />
Japanese, a. SnvnneS, ^iflfl.<br />
Jaquet, a. 3nfobinn, /.<br />
Jasperl, a. Snfpet, m.<br />
Jemmy, a. [iffa 3nfo6, m.<br />
Jennet, Jenny, a. (itfn Joanna, /.<br />
Jeremy, s. 3et«min«, m.<br />
Jerome, s. S^itxoMjmwi, m.<br />
Jerry, f. Jeremy.<br />
Jerusalem, a. 3erufa(«m.<br />
Jewry, a. 3ubi|Ta [anbet.<br />
Jin, s. 3c()annQ, /.<br />
Jinny, a. liffa S?anna,f.<br />
Jo, Joe, J<strong>of</strong>, a. 3<strong>of</strong>»f, m.<br />
Joan, s. Sotianno, /.<br />
Job, a. 3ob, m.<br />
Jocelin, a. 3<strong>of</strong>^, m.<br />
John, s. 3cl)fln, ^an«, w.<br />
Jone, a. Jpnnnn, /.<br />
Jonny, s. 3o()«n, m.<br />
Joshua, a. 3<strong>of</strong>un, m,<br />
Josy, a. 3<strong>of</strong>in«, m.<br />
Jove, a. 3upitfr, m.<br />
Judas, s. 3ubn«, m.<br />
Judea, a. Subnn, 3ub6en.<br />
Julia, a. Siilia, /.<br />
Julian, s. 3ulian, m.<br />
iana, a. 3u(icina, /.<br />
Justinian, a. Suflinian, m.<br />
Kate, s. fin)'fn, /<br />
Katharine, s. S^atoriiio, /
Kes<br />
Kester, Kit, s. Srifl<strong>of</strong>ei-, m. iiUa «tU<br />
ftinn, /.<br />
KonigsLerg', s. fiSnig^berg.<br />
Lacedemon, s. Socetnmon.<br />
Lacedemonian , s. m. & f. Sauiii^<br />
mcnux, =erjTa.<br />
Lapl<strong>and</strong>, s. £npp(nnb.<br />
Lapl<strong>and</strong>er, s. m. & f. £np)j, =ffn.<br />
Laura, s. JIauta, /<br />
Laurence, s. Sar*, m.<br />
Leghorn, s. Si»ccno.<br />
Leipsick, Leipsic, s. £eipjig.<br />
Lettice, 5. t.iiiti.i, /.<br />
Lewis, s. Siitwig, m.<br />
Lej'den, s. £ci)ten.<br />
Liege, 5. £iittid).<br />
Liefl<strong>and</strong>, Livonia, s. PifflnnB.<br />
Lints, s. I'lnB.<br />
Lisbon, Lisltoa, s. Si^.ibon,<br />
Lisle, s. [Ki;^e(.<br />
Lithuania, *. Sitfjouen.<br />
Lithuanian, s.m. & f. Sithauct, -A^a.<br />
Liverpool, s. Siv>etpco[.<br />
Livonian, s. m. & f. £iff(anb«t =fciTn.<br />
Livj-, s. Siviu^, m.<br />
Livy, f. Olivia.<br />
LoeveUj Lovain, Louvain, s. Semen.<br />
Lombardy, s. SouibatfcUt.<br />
London, s. £ont)cn.<br />
Loo,..So.a,/.<br />
Lorane, Lorraine, s. SotOtingen.<br />
Lolty, s. lilTo Sntolina,/.<br />
Louisa, s. £ufcot5ifa, Sot^ifn, y.<br />
<strong>the</strong> Low Countries, s. pi. aicbetJ<br />
Lubeck, s. Siibeif<br />
.<br />
[Ifinteicna.<br />
Luce, Lucy, s. Sucia,/.<br />
Lucern, s. £ujern.<br />
Luke, s. SucaS, m.<br />
Lunenburgh, s. Siinebucg. [fi^.<br />
Lusace, Lusatia, Lausnitz, s. £au=<br />
Luxemburgh, s. Surmibutg, £ii^el«<br />
Lymburgh, .y. Siiiiburg. [burg.<br />
Lyon, Lyons, s. £i)on.<br />
Lyppe, s. £iv>ve.<br />
Macedonia, s, OTiocefccnien.<br />
Macedonian, s. m. & f. OTncetonier,<br />
=iila. - , a. OTacetonilT.<br />
Madeira, Madira, s. OJJabeita.<br />
Madgy, a. TOagCnUnn,/.<br />
Mun 455<br />
Madrid, s. OJJntriD.<br />
Maes, s. floben DTJnnS.<br />
Maestricht, «. TO<strong>of</strong>lricf;t.<br />
Magdalen, 5. OJJngbnIfnn, /.<br />
Magdeburgh, Maidenl»nrgh,a. 'Sil&^t<br />
Main, s. flocen OJioin. [beburg.<br />
Maintz, Mentz, s. OJIninj.<br />
Malachy, s. W;n[rtd)io«, m.<br />
Malaga, s. OiJnlngo.<br />
Malkin, s. (ilia OJ^aria, /.<br />
Malta, 5. Wflirn.<br />
Maltese, 5. OJ^rtttefc.<br />
March, s. OJ^otf.<br />
Margaret, Margery, «. TOntgnvetn,/.<br />
Marget, *. lilfn Qjreto, /.<br />
Mark, 5. OJJntfue, m.<br />
Marseilles, s. TOatfeitf*.<br />
Martha, s. OJ:artl)ft,/.<br />
Martin, s. OJJottin, U'atren, m.<br />
Marv, «. OJJnrin,/.<br />
Mat," ) Mat<strong>the</strong>w orf; Martha.<br />
Matilda, s. OTaiUba,/.<br />
Mat<strong>the</strong>w, s. OJJotthnug, m.<br />
Maud, Mawd, f. Matilda.<br />
Maudlin, s. liffa £«n.i,/.<br />
Maurice, s. Wori^, ot.<br />
Mauritania, s. OJicrctnng £nnb.<br />
Maximilian, «. OJJnyiiiiKian, m.<br />
MawdUn, s. [ittn £cnn,/.<br />
Mawkes, Mawkin, s. liffa TOaria, /.<br />
Meg, Mer, 5. Ma. QJcetn,/.<br />
Mer<strong>and</strong>, .5. irJirnnbn, f.<br />
Messina, s. OJJeffina.<br />
Mick, Mike, Michael, s. OTifdet,<br />
Wiiel, m.<br />
Milan, Milain, s. OJIaylnnb, TOilano.<br />
Misnia, s. TOei^en.<br />
Modena, s. OJiobena.<br />
Moldavia, s. Ol'dbnu.<br />
Moll, Molly, s. lillo OJJntia, /.<br />
Mons, s. ajfcgen i ^ennegnu.<br />
Moscovy, Muscovy, s. TC<strong>of</strong>fotfitetnaS<br />
Moscow, 5. OJJogfQu. [Sons.<br />
Moselle, s. floben OJI<strong>of</strong>ef.<br />
Moses, 5. OJJ<strong>of</strong>eg, m.<br />
Muldau, 3. floben OT<strong>of</strong>bnu.<br />
Mun, s. etmunb, m.<br />
Munich, 5. Oj;:iind;en,<br />
Munster, s. OJiliinltet.
456 Nal<br />
Nal, «. Stconctn,/.<br />
Nam, f. ylmLrose.<br />
Nann, Naacy, s. 3fnna,/.<br />
Nansi, s. Olanci.<br />
Naples, s. Dieapel.<br />
Nat, Natty, s. 3tntf)nniet, m.<br />
Natalia, s. 2tnotcli, O^^infre 2ffi«n.<br />
Neapolitan, s. m. & f. S^cnvolitan,<br />
Necker, .?. flcteit Olcrfar. [^iTa.<br />
Ned, Neddy, f. Edward.<br />
Nehemiah, s. 5Jl{I)eniiniJ, m.<br />
Nell, f. Helene.<br />
Nest, s. 2l9n?«, OTanctrt, /.<br />
<strong>the</strong> Ne<strong>the</strong>rl<strong>and</strong>s, s.pl. JiebsrlrinCetna.<br />
Neiifchatel, s. 5hufd)nte[.<br />
Nib, Nibb, s. Sfabelln,/.<br />
Nicholas, s. 9IiU, m.<br />
Nick, 5. 9til«, m.<br />
Nieper, s. flo6en 35nicvcc.<br />
Niester, s. flcscn SJniefJet.<br />
Nile, s. OZiipoten.<br />
Nimwegen, 5. D^iniraegen.<br />
Noah, s. ito«, 771.<br />
Noll, f. Oliver.<br />
Rom<br />
Pat, Patty, 3. TOatia, DJJact&n, /.<br />
Paul, .5. Vaul, m.<br />
Peg, Peggy, s. ma ©«to,/.<br />
Pel, Peregrine, s. ^Peregrinug, m.<br />
Pernel, s. '^Jeironiao, /.<br />
Persia, s. ^jjerfffn.<br />
Persian, a. tpetiKT. - , s. m. & }<br />
aViKC, .ilTn, '}3etfien, =iiTa.<br />
Peru, s. (^etu.<br />
Peruvian, s. m.
Rom<br />
Romania, s. Komanien.<br />
Rome, 5. iXom.<br />
Rosamond, s. Wcfaniunbn, /.<br />
Rose, 5. Kcfinn, K<strong>of</strong>n,/,<br />
Roreidani, *. Koterfcnni.<br />
Ru-en, s. Kiigen.<br />
Russia, 3. Dfyflnnb. [Kl)ffii.<br />
Russian, a. OJijiT. -, a. m. ^ f. Ki;|T,<br />
Saal. s. f^e^e^ Baak.<br />
Sal.ina, SaMn, a. eabinn, /<br />
vSr.l, Sally, 5. entali,/.<br />
Sdlisbursh, s. SaljOutg.<br />
Salmon, Salomon, s. Satouio, n».<br />
Sam, Sammy, f. Samuel.<br />
Sampson, s. Sitnfcn, m.<br />
S<strong>and</strong>er, S<strong>and</strong>y, Sanny, Sc<strong>and</strong>er,<br />
\. Alex<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
Sardinia, s. Snt^iniett.<br />
Sardinian, a. Sartiniff. -, s.m. & f.<br />
enrtinijr, =nfTn.<br />
Sa-wny, *. 2(nCet«, m.<br />
Savoy, s. Sarojcn.<br />
Savoj-ard, s. m. d f. Sneojajt', :t|Tn.<br />
Saxon, a. earf;fiff. - , a. m. & f.<br />
Schcld, s. flob?n Ed^clte.<br />
Scot, Scotch, a. efottfT. -, s. m. ^<br />
/. efctte, jffn. -man, s. etcttc.<br />
Scotl<strong>and</strong>, «. 'SfottlanD.<br />
Scottish, a. efottfT.<br />
Sebastian, 5. Sebaftian, m.<br />
Seine, i. flccen Seine.<br />
Sih, 5_. SiOiaa, /.<br />
Siberia, s. Sibericn.<br />
jSicily, s. Gicilicn.<br />
Sigismund, s. Sigigmunb, m.<br />
Sil, s. evl«?efier, m.<br />
Silesia, s. SAufien. [ed)(cfier, riffa.<br />
Silesian, a. gcf^lefiff. - , s. m. & f.<br />
Simon, Sim, Simy, s. Simon, m.<br />
•Sis, f. Cecily.<br />
Slavonia, s. Slnsonien.<br />
Sleswick, s. Scf)USi»ig.<br />
Sophy, s. €<strong>of</strong>fa, /.<br />
Sound, s. OtefunD.<br />
Ton 457<br />
Spree, «. Spree.<br />
Stephen, Steephen, Steephy, a.<br />
Steria, Stiermarlc, s. Stci;etniQrf.<br />
Stockholm, s. StccfOoIm.<br />
Strasburgh, s. Strn^burg,<br />
Su, Suckj', 5. lilla Sufanna, /.<br />
Suabia, s. Sdjroaben.<br />
Suabian, a. Scf;n)at>iiT. - ,s. m. e}/.<br />
Scf)it>nbiirc, ;iiTa.<br />
Susanna, Susy, s. Sufcinnn,/.<br />
Swede, s. m. h f. geenfF, .-f!a.<br />
Swedel<strong>and</strong>, Sweden, 5. Scetige.<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong>, a. S^jenff. [=iiTa.<br />
Switzer, Swiss, s.^^j. &f. ©(^roei^ate,<br />
Switzerl<strong>and</strong>, s. SdjiBei^.<br />
Syracuse, s. Si)tnfuS.<br />
Sj-ria, s. Si;tien.<br />
Taflf, f. Theophilus.<br />
Tartar, s. m. & f. Tartar, =iffn.<br />
Tartary, s. iartnriet.<br />
Ted, Teddj% f. Edward.<br />
Tees, s. floDcn etfd;.<br />
Themas, s. tOemfePotcn.<br />
Thebes, s. 2l)eben.<br />
Theobald, «. JOeotalb, m.<br />
Theodore, s. Srjeobot, m.<br />
Theophilus, s, St)eopI)iIug, m.<br />
Theresa, «. Stjetcfa,/.<br />
Thessalian, a. Sbeffnlifr. -,3.m. a<br />
f. 2l)effalonicr, =iiTn.<br />
Thessaly, «. 'Jljefialien.<br />
Thomas, s. JljcmaS, m.<br />
Thomasin, s. SI)om<strong>of</strong>in, /.<br />
Thib, Thibby, Theobald.<br />
f.<br />
Thrabesunda, s. 'Smbejunt.<br />
Thuringia, s. 2()ilcingen.<br />
Thuringian, a. SOiiringff. -, s. m. H<br />
f. Jbiiiingnre, =iTa.<br />
Tibald, Tibby, s. ^I)eoba[^, m.<br />
Tid, f. Theodore.<br />
Tim, Timmy, f. Timothy.<br />
Timothy, s. 2imctl)eug, m.<br />
Tirole, Tyrol, *. Stjtol.<br />
Tit, f. Theodore.<br />
Spain, s. Spnnien.<br />
Titus, s. 2itu^, 771.<br />
Spaniard, s. m. ft ! f. Spanior, socjTa. Tobias, Tubit, Toby, s. tohxai, m.<br />
-Spanish, a. Svnnif.<br />
Tom, Tommy, f. Thomas.<br />
Spire, Speier, s. Speiet.<br />
Tony, Anthony.<br />
f.<br />
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458 Tou<br />
Tonrnay, «. I^ecnitf.<br />
Tracy, f. Theresa.<br />
Transylvania, s. eiebenbiirgen.<br />
Trent, s. 2vittnt, Xtitnt.<br />
Treves, s. 2ri«t.<br />
Triers, s. txin.<br />
Tripol, s. SripoW.<br />
Troy, s. Jrcja.<br />
Tubingen, s. SiiOingm.<br />
Turin, s. 2urin.<br />
Turk, s. m. &f. Sutf, .-inna.<br />
Turkey, s. turfin.<br />
Turkish, a. Sutfiff.<br />
Tuscany, s. Zticana.<br />
Ukraine, s. Uftaint.<br />
Ulm, s. lllm.<br />
Upsal, s. Upfnra.<br />
Urhan, 5. Urban, m.<br />
Ursly, Ure, Usiy, Urgly, f. Ursula.<br />
Ursula, s. Utfula, /.<br />
Utrecht, s. Utrfd)t.<br />
Val, Vally, f. Valentine.<br />
Valentine, s. iCaUntin, m.<br />
Venetian, a. Ojcncttanfr. -, s. m. ft<br />
f.<br />
X>enetinn, =fFa.<br />
Venice, s. Senfbig.<br />
Verona, s. 23ercna.<br />
Vesuvius, s. 93efu?iuS.<br />
Vienna, s. 2Bien.<br />
Vin, f. Vincent.<br />
Vincent, s. 23incentiug, m.<br />
Virginia, Virginy, s. SSirginien.<br />
Vistula, s. 2B«td)feln.<br />
Zwi<br />
Vol. f. Valentine.<br />
Wallachia, s. SJn<strong>and</strong>jiet.<br />
Wales, *. 2yn(e«; a^oBifettanb.<br />
Walter, «. 25nlt«t, m.<br />
Warsaw, s. lynrfcfjnu.<br />
Wat, Watty, f. Walter.<br />
Welch, a. foiii fir fcon SJnffifttlantft.<br />
AVeser, s. !S}ffJt.<br />
AVest-Indies, s. pi. TGfjJintifn.<br />
Westphalia, *. 35e|lfn(fn.<br />
Weteraw, s. 2Uettct«u.<br />
Wetzlar, 5. H'e^lcir.<br />
Wick, AVickin, f. AA'illiam.<br />
Wilhelmina, s. OlMlheliiiinn, /<br />
Will, AVilly, AA^ilkin, f. AVilliam.<br />
William, *. aKilfjci.u, m.<br />
AVin, AA'inny, f. AA'inefrid.<br />
AA'inefrid, AA'inifred, 5.2«i^fri^,;]<br />
AA'irtemberg, s. lyiirteiiiberg.<br />
AA'irtzburgh, s. Syiivjtutg.<br />
Xa, s. t^o^en Ox\xi.<br />
A'ork, a. 9;orf.<br />
Impress, s. 9^i>crn.<br />
Zach, f. Zachary.<br />
Zachary, Zacharias, a. 3ncf)aria^, n<br />
Zack, Zacky, s. 3nd)atiag, m.<br />
Zant, 5. en 3nnte.<br />
Zeilan, s. en (Jjvilcn.<br />
Zel<strong>and</strong>, Zeal<strong>and</strong>, *. Seelnnb.<br />
Zurich, s. Siivid;.<br />
Zuyder-Sea, s. €iiberfj5.<br />
Zweyhrucken, *. 3i»eibtii
2lnlrra Dtltn:<br />
6 b c n ff = G n g<br />
c t ff.
nbhe.Ui'i'it.m. abbot. - Mbbe&iffflj/.<br />
jcss. - ItbbEbipflcilet, n. abbey.<br />
3lb^ct9^cme, Ubbotsitift, n. abbey.<br />
Ittbtepiation, Jtbbteriatut, /. abbre-<br />
JlHrepiera, f . a. to abbre-viate.<br />
Jibrb<strong>of</strong>, /. lioniboot.<br />
2lHett, m. bleak.<br />
2Xtorre> m. percli. [silvaticum.<br />
JlbrabAingrctj/. stork's-bill, geranium<br />
IlbrctSJrt, /. sou<strong>the</strong>rn wood.<br />
Jlcct'llt, m. accent. '-uetA) v. a. to accentuate,<br />
to accent.<br />
2(fB<br />
at <strong>the</strong> expence <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Swedish</strong> nobility<br />
upon occasion <strong>of</strong> a hostile invasion.<br />
-ePfipetl) n. coat <strong>of</strong> arms. -fPnpj<br />
n, nobility, nobleness. - JibelJgj a,<br />
noble. - %t\a-, V. a. to ennoble.<br />
2ib&ft«, V. a. to add, - :2tbberiiip, /.<br />
2l&bition, m. addition, [eighteentli.<br />
UbettOtt, a. eighteen,<br />
2t&junft, TO. substitute.<br />
bfrt -be, <strong>the</strong><br />
2i&te$7 m. direction, superscription,<br />
-eta, V, a. to direct.<br />
3t&PoFat) 771. lawyer, attorney, advocate,<br />
barrister. -fjfFfll, m. attorney.<br />
3tccept, m. acceptance, -antt m. ac- -Ut-» m. advocacy. - JiJtPOCetfl, v.^i.<br />
pter. -txa-t *'• «• to accept.<br />
to practice <strong>the</strong> law. — fot fit , to<br />
3lcci9, m. excise, -fflmmete, /. ex- plead one's cause.<br />
"<br />
^-<strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
TLfjprp. <strong>of</strong>, from, upon, by, with, out<br />
^Ucorb) n. accord; agreement; con- <strong>of</strong>. - (Bubi, from God. fomitlA -<br />
tract ; bargain, -etft) v. n. to contract, ftgj to go backward in business, to go<br />
to enter into a contract ; to bargain ; to<br />
agiee, to covenant, to compound. —<br />
do^vn <strong>the</strong> wind ; i talftj to be at a<br />
nonplus, to be at a st<strong>and</strong>, bli - m(b<br />
tneb fltlfl frciitcrfT) to compound<br />
with one's creditors,<br />
en fiuf bOtn, to get rid <strong>of</strong> a distemper.<br />
tAVA - meb etl, to be rid <strong>of</strong> one,<br />
J14 I i. alas ! oh \<br />
to be shut <strong>of</strong> one. nit fPfil bitta bit<br />
%ile\A-, f. colombine (a plant).<br />
ai^a, /. :tbatfa0el, m. eider-duck.<br />
- ? when is that to happen ? ben ffl=<br />
fen blir tngmtittg - , that business<br />
3l^«Ij 2t&el, a. noble, exquisite, supe- will come to nothing. - 0(|> fitt, - oi}<br />
rior, preferable, -fylfning, /. corps ttB, ad. to <strong>and</strong> fro. g^ -, to break.<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> army, -joct') /. fertile ground, f iippetl at -, <strong>the</strong> stick is broke.<br />
-Con« , /. legitimate husb<strong>and</strong>wife <strong>of</strong> 2tf(irbeta, v.a.&n. to dear by workequal<br />
rank, -fonubattl j -botcil, a. Uxatti m. vari^y. [ing,<br />
legitimate children. — |>Ottj m. prin- 2tfbfllffl, V. a>. to partition.<br />
cipal passage, -ttvs&j n. trimk, -Pag) JifbacEfl, V. a. to bark.<br />
m. royal road, -pil&t, n. higher 2lfbebja, v. a. to deprecate, to beg <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
sort <strong>of</strong> game. - ^bel, m. nobility, afbetfla, «7. a. to harvest. - ett Ottg,<br />
-9bcef) m. patent <strong>of</strong> nobility, -stnflll, to make hay in a meadow.<br />
m. noblemen. -SfAIlAn,/. a regiment Itfbftfl, P. a. to depasture. - gtaSj to<br />
that was to be raised <strong>and</strong> maintained eat <strong>the</strong> grass close.
462 2lih<br />
3lfbctaU, v. a. to pay <strong>of</strong>T.<br />
b<strong>and</strong>, to cashier, to dismiss troops.<br />
3tfbetfl«, f. a. to take <strong>of</strong>f <strong>the</strong> bridle. en -& Offtcet, a discarded <strong>of</strong>ficer. - a.f«<br />
3tfbi^«) *'• a. to wait for, to stay for, banfning, /. dismission, disb<strong>and</strong>ing.<br />
to attend, to expect, to abide. - flut 2lf&eU, v.a. to divide, to share. -<br />
i fflCen, to attend <strong>the</strong> issue, -n, /. 2tftelning,/. section, paragraph, di-<br />
—nbe> «. expectation, abiding.<br />
Jtfbila, f . a. to hew, to lop.<br />
TLfbilh / image, copy, -a j f . o. to<br />
draw, to paint, to delineate, to portray,<br />
to copy, to form.<br />
Jtfbitlbtt) V. a. to unbind, to separate.<br />
Ufbitate , m.<br />
refiner <strong>of</strong> metals. [doi<br />
Itf&Cypflj f. n. to drop <strong>of</strong>i, to trickle<br />
2lfbun(la, V. n. to evaporate.<br />
2tfbanfl, V.7J. to swoon away; to faint.<br />
- a.f&aning, /. swoon. [a dam.<br />
Itfbamma, f a. to dam, to keep olf by<br />
IlfbomntA) f. «. to pass sentence, U<br />
judge, to decide. - ttl ptOCf^, to determine<br />
a lawsuit.<br />
Uff&U, n. revolt, desertion, defection<br />
- ifran latAn, apostasy. PAttnets -»<br />
"<br />
declivity. -A, v.n. to fall <strong>of</strong>f ;<br />
decay ; to desert ; to apostatize. f?Ab*<br />
ben At -en , <strong>the</strong> scurf is peeled oS^<br />
- or Hi mAger , to abate or to fa8<br />
away in one's flesh. ,<br />
2lffArAj -•. n. to set out. \<br />
2iffAfA, V. a. to feaze, to unravel. J<br />
21ffAttA» f . a. to compose, to perform^<br />
to sketch, to delineate, to describ*<br />
affeftetA, V. a. to affect.<br />
MfftlA, f . a. to file <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
MfffnnA <br />
y. desquamation.<br />
afflytA, v. n. to flow <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
:tffIyttA, f . a. to remove.<br />
lUfllt V- a. to flea, to flay, to excoriate.<br />
3iffOtbtA> "• ". to dem<strong>and</strong>, to ask «<br />
thing as <strong>of</strong> right.<br />
,
JlffOflUfl) V, a. to form, to mould.<br />
3tffVttfl> ^- "• to fill out, to draw <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
:iffob«i/- progeny, <strong>of</strong>lspri'^g ; '^^"e ;<br />
hrood, breed.<br />
[liver.<br />
Jtffolia) V. a. lata -j to send, to deaffora,<br />
f . a. to carry away, to carry<br />
oil'; to deduct; to pay; to purge, to<br />
evacuate <strong>the</strong> body by stool, -rtbe<br />
ir.e^cl, «. piuging medicine.<br />
2tfgtft» m. duty, impost, excise. - 3(f=<br />
gifra) V. n. to deliver up.<br />
Jlfpjutfl, f . a. to form, to cast.<br />
3lfgtunfl> f . a. to gnaw <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Itf^atten, a. beloved.<br />
2lfqcuil&, OT. abyss pit ; hell,<br />
; -f<strong>of</strong>fet, lifljafta, i-\ a. to unhook.<br />
n. liellisli crew, -slif, a. hellish, 2tf$a[ta) V. a. to pour <strong>of</strong>f, to decent.<br />
infernal.<br />
3tfgui>i "I. idol, -liVatitn. simulacre.<br />
-bytfarCi m. idblater. -fPAC, n.<br />
oracle. -«, v. a. to idolize, -ftij n.<br />
idolatry. -ifF, a. idolatrous.<br />
Jlfga, V. n. to go away, to go <strong>of</strong>f; to<br />
depart; to die. - me& bo&ett, to<br />
decease, bet -c t riiJningcn» it will<br />
be deducted in <strong>the</strong> accounts. — ttflj /«•<br />
decease; departure; custom, ett bob<br />
fom tflC gob -> a sliop wel^ customed.<br />
benrfitan I)Ar «lbrtg -, that commodity<br />
will never go <strong>of</strong>f. t\\ b<strong>of</strong> fom<br />
\!!X -) a book that takes.<br />
fAf,to settle a business, 'itt Iz fft flf=<br />
BJerb faC att ^an at en gob forfflt=<br />
tare, it is agreed on all h<strong>and</strong>s that he<br />
is a fine author. latom 0# tflga fot<br />
AfgjOtbt, let us take for granted.<br />
-«nbe, n. decision. -, a. decisive,<br />
positive. — , ad. decisively.<br />
:ifhad:a, v. a. to cut <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
MftjaEa, V. a. to hook <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
71 i¥<br />
463<br />
llfbalfa, V. n. to slide, to slip,<br />
Kfl^anbla^ v. a. to transact, to treat. —<br />
3Iffangfl, p. a. T. to kill.<br />
3tfl)attbltngj /. dissertation, treatise ;<br />
Jtffanig, a. revolted, fallen away. transaction, negociation.<br />
-\)tt-) apostasy, rebelliousness. - 2tf?)iflpflj V. a. to redress.<br />
f.<br />
JtffallinS, m. revoltcr ; apostate. Itf^ugga, v. a. to cut <strong>of</strong>f, to abscind,<br />
Jlffatb) m. departure ; dispatch ; death, to cliop, to hew <strong>of</strong>f, to amputate. —<br />
-aj V. a, to dispatch, to expedite ; to gtenarne flf ett triib, to lop <strong>of</strong>f <strong>the</strong><br />
return a sharp answer.<br />
boughs <strong>of</strong> a tree. - gtiifet, to cut<br />
grass. - Itfbuggtltng, /. abscission.<br />
Jif^Vffl) V. a. - itt {jemmaii, - en gatb,<br />
to pulldown <strong>the</strong> buildings <strong>of</strong> a farm.<br />
Jtf^fltta, v.a. to withliold, to liold<br />
back, to restrain. - a. folf et, to keep<br />
back <strong>the</strong> people. -- flttnirtg6bifej n. sink, gutter.<br />
Itf^iiinta, V. a. to fetch, to fetch away.<br />
2lf]biinba, f'. «. to deprive <strong>of</strong>f, to strip<br />
<strong>of</strong>f; to be lost, j^an fflrt cj- mig Un<br />
magten, lie can't divest me <strong>of</strong> that<br />
power. - ffg lifPet, to sliorten one's<br />
days. - %Wi'n'iil\Qt "' alienable.<br />
2lf]E>flngig> a. dependant. -\)(tif. dependency.<br />
JlfbSrfPS, 2tflt>
464 %ff<br />
^Ifflippa, r. a. to pare oIT, to clip <strong>of</strong>f,<br />
to sliear <strong>of</strong>f. - Mff IJppt uU, Heece.<br />
afflyfrc, f . a. to cleave, to split.<br />
3lfflS^fl, f. a. to undress, to unclotlie,<br />
to strip. - fig fltt Hygfel, to be quite<br />
shameless. - fig fill ratt, to devest<br />
Ilffotnlinjt) "I. descendant. - 3Iffom=<br />
ma, /. <strong>of</strong>fspring. - affemjl, ot. rc-<br />
2ifl»9ina, V. a. to coax out <strong>of</strong>.<br />
UftoppUy V. a. to untie <strong>the</strong> couple. 2tflepp,/i. drain ; issue, event, -el'abb<br />
2lff Orttt , f . a. to abridge ; to abbre- m. staple. -sbife,w. drain, -sraniic<br />
viate ; to curtail. - ctt tfll > to cut / kennel, sink. -6fa, m. cooling-tub<br />
short a discourse. - fiapot pa fI18 2tflo^a, V. a. to untie, to relax.<br />
Ion, to curtail one's wages. - 2tfEcrt=<br />
ninjj, /. abridgment.<br />
MfEtaffa, f . a. to scratch <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Jiffuntta, v. a. to proclaim, to publish,<br />
to denounce. - lystlinfl till «ftcn=<br />
fJap, to bid <strong>the</strong> bans , to publish or<br />
to ask <strong>the</strong> bans, to ask people in <strong>the</strong><br />
church. - bom, to pronounce sen-<br />
tence. - (tt frig, to declare Avar.<br />
Jtffyla, V. a. to cool, to quench, to refresh.<br />
- ^ffylning, /. cooling, re-<br />
freshment.<br />
2tff opa, f . a. to buy, to purchase.<br />
:tfla, f . n. a a. to conceive : to beget.<br />
- barn, to beget, to get children. -<br />
Mflelfe, m. conception. - aflflfc=<br />
bclar, m. pi. genitals, -tttft, m. natural<br />
instinct that drives to generation,<br />
-ftaft, m. generative power. -<br />
3iflig, a. fecund.<br />
Jlflaftfta, i>. a. to ablactate.<br />
MflftSa, Mflajla, v. a. to unload.<br />
— Ce, m. unloader, discharger.<br />
Xflat) n. indulgences, <strong>the</strong> pope's pardons,<br />
-jbrcf, n. indulgences, -ifth<br />
tnare, m. pardon-monger.<br />
Jlfleba, V. a. to derive, to tiwn <strong>of</strong>f. -<br />
Patten tfran tn me^c, to drain a moss.<br />
- tft^n tatta rcgm, to seduce; to<br />
mislead.- 2iflfbninfl«btff,n.chann,cl.<br />
21flcft>a, f. n. to out-live.<br />
JtflffPfCECa, V. a. to deliver.<br />
Mflefret, /. pi- remainders, l^elgcnet:<br />
Jiflemna, f. a. to deliver, to remit<br />
-n&e, n. delivery, en betattelfes -<br />
one's self <strong>of</strong> one's right, jag at fif= report,<br />
f labb) my cloths are <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
llfliba, V. n. to expire, to die, to de<br />
llffnappA) «'• O' to lessen, to cui'tail, cease. ie\i aflibiie fonungeii,<strong>the</strong> lai.<br />
to derogate.<br />
king, <strong>the</strong> deceased king. bennCS af<br />
2tffnyt«, p. a. to separate by a knot. Wint man, her defunct husb<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Itffeffl, f. a. to boil.<br />
2tflifPa, f. a. to execute, to put t(<br />
death, to kill,<br />
3tflinge, n. acquisition, acquest.<br />
2lflyfta, f. a. to lift <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Mflyfa, '. a. to abrogate, -tifst'.-,<br />
gen, to give public notice <strong>of</strong> thi<br />
dissolution <strong>of</strong> a diet. aB Utfcrfcl ai<br />
fpannmalnflyjles, <strong>the</strong> exportation I<br />
grain was prohibited.<br />
aflang, a. oblong, oval.<br />
Jtflata, V. a. lo cease ; to leave <strong>of</strong>f; t<br />
forbear ; to let. - en fTrifPelfe, to pro<br />
mulgate a writing, l^en ftflat i&t cti i<br />
bebja, she did not cease entreating.<br />
:ifIatUg, a. vendible,<br />
JtfliJgga, v. a. to lay aside, by, 1<br />
abolish. / bef<strong>of</strong>, to pay a visit. - for=<br />
gc&ragt, to leave <strong>of</strong>l'<strong>the</strong> mourni<br />
suit. - pittnesbctb, to bear wittn<br />
- en eb, to take an oath. - cn berat*<br />
telfe, to report, -re, m. layer,<br />
cutting. - aflagb, a. en - ftintma<br />
penningar, a sum <strong>of</strong> money tha<br />
set aside,<br />
aflagfca. aflagfen, a. aside, remc<br />
distant, -n^et, / remotenesss. - 2lf«<br />
lagfna, v?a. to remote,<br />
aflbna, V. a. to pay <strong>of</strong>f. - afloiitng,<br />
f. pay, payment.<br />
Mflopa, V. n. to ebb, to run <strong>of</strong>f, lo fall<br />
out, to slide. l)vtm Pet l^urn trt riB<br />
-? who knows what will be <strong>the</strong><br />
result <strong>of</strong> all this?<br />
'
lifl Kff<br />
l4fli5fa, v. a. to alsolve. - en fFiIt=<br />
»«rti to relieve a centr3'. - Jlflo9=<br />
ning, / absolution; relief, dismis-<br />
»ion <strong>of</strong> a sentinel from his post.<br />
Ifmagra, v- n. to grow lean cll. thin.<br />
ifniflla, V. a. to grind.<br />
itfmaflA, V. a. to unmast.<br />
Ifinatta^ v. a. to enfeeble, to weaken,<br />
ilp|!lfininfF«, f . a. to diminish, to lessen.<br />
ifmak, V. a. to draw, to picture, to<br />
portray, to describe. \}&n -bc it mcb<br />
te rar|i« fiirget for ^jentie, he set<br />
you out in <strong>the</strong> worst colours to lier.<br />
$on at -b i ftO|>pitorleE,heisdrawn<br />
as big as his life,<br />
lit) JfrnatA) V. a, to meusurate, to mete, to<br />
take <strong>the</strong> dimension. - tlteb ttt fttota,<br />
T. to measure out with <strong>the</strong> line. —<br />
ttt liiger, to mark out a camp. - 2lf=<br />
mating) a. mensuration.<br />
Jfnappaj v. a- to pull <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Jfnartaj v. a. to cheat.<br />
Ilfnjupa, f . a. to pinch <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Itfnamare, m. customer.<br />
Hfnota, V. a. 4o wear away, to wear<br />
<strong>of</strong>f. - Itfnott, a. wore <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
!tfj>a4a) *". a. to unpack, to unload.<br />
'Ifparera , f . a. to parry, to ward <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Itfpa^a, V- a. to adapt, to suit, to fit.<br />
- bet en& tftet bet anbra^ to square<br />
a thing by ano<strong>the</strong>r. - tlben^ to time,<br />
to regulate as to time, -b eftCt l^ans<br />
finnc, accommodated to liis humour.<br />
Ilfpina) f . a. to extort.<br />
Ifplana) v. a. to level, to plain.<br />
llfplanf A, V. a. to divide by a fence. -<br />
3tfplflnfnin0) / partition.<br />
•Ifplattfl, p. a. to make flat <strong>and</strong> even.<br />
Ilfplotfa, f. a. to ga<strong>the</strong>r, to pluck <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
jlfplana) f . a. to blot out, to efface. -<br />
mi^rtCtningar, to atone for one's iniquities,<br />
[thiijg.<br />
id one's self. 2tfrafpaj p. a. to rasp <strong>of</strong>f. [finisli.<br />
aiffflfnab, /. miss, want, loss.<br />
llfpocEa, p. a. to bully one out <strong>of</strong> a JtffalWj n. sale. [terrace.<br />
Sfpr^tA, f . a. to talk one out <strong>of</strong> a thing.<br />
ttfptC^a, p. a. to squeeze <strong>of</strong>f, to extort.<br />
ttfpritfa) f. a. to point out, to distinguish<br />
by points.<br />
Mfpruta) p. a. to abate, to chaffer.<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong> - <strong>English</strong> Did.<br />
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Jtfputffl) p. a. to wipe <strong>of</strong>f, to cleanse.<br />
Jifp.llA) P. a. to pale, to enclose witJi<br />
2tfqPi(i.:) P- a. to lop <strong>of</strong>f. [pales.<br />
2tftab) m. rent, tribute, aver-corn.<br />
•Stionbe, m. ti<strong>the</strong>s paid from l<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Jlftaf a) p. a. to shave <strong>of</strong>f, to pare <strong>of</strong>f<br />
with a razor.<br />
3(frappa) p. a. to white-wasli.<br />
Jlfreba* f. a. to prepare ; to dress ; to<br />
2Cfrefa) p. n. to depai-t, to set out. - y<br />
f. departure, going away.<br />
:ifnfPa J p. a. to pull <strong>of</strong>f, to tear cff.<br />
- \)\\'tni to gall <strong>the</strong> skin.<br />
3lfrinnfl) p. n. to flow away ; to drip,<br />
to trickle down.<br />
Jlftipa) P. a. to pluck <strong>of</strong>f <strong>the</strong> leaves.<br />
Jifrtta, V. a. to dehueate, to draw. -<br />
Jtfritning , /. dehneation , draught,<br />
sketch.<br />
2tfro|la, p. a. to rust <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
HfruOa, V. a. to roll down.<br />
2tfriJnba, p. a. to round.<br />
Jtfrytffl, p. a. to pull <strong>of</strong>f, to pluck <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Itfraba) p. a. to dissuade, to dehort.<br />
-nbe, n. dissuasion.<br />
2lft.aEna) v. a. to substract, to deduct.<br />
- 2tftafntng> /. deduction.<br />
2tftate, n. useless halm.<br />
Jlftatta? V. a. to dress, to teach ; to execute,<br />
to put to death. - Hfrattniiig,<br />
/. execution. - MftattSpIatS) m. place<br />
<strong>of</strong> execution.<br />
2lr"robjfl, 2tfroiaj v. a. to remove. -<br />
ilfrojb inarf » /. cleared ground, -nbfj<br />
n. cultivation.<br />
2tfr<strong>of</strong>a) p. n. to evaporate.<br />
3tfrota> P- n. to rear, to decant.<br />
2tft<strong>of</strong>a) p. a. to set bounds, to limit.<br />
:tffabk, p. a. to unsaddle.<br />
2tff«gb) T"-^. af Jtffaga. - ftenbe,<br />
sworn enemy.<br />
2lffat9, WJ. shelf, settle, broad step<br />
iffe, V. ». to aim at, to tend to.<br />
Jiffeenbe, n. respect, regard, intent, intension<br />
, purpose, i — pa ^cnont) in<br />
cff. wit>i respect to him. Uttf, ^flt -<br />
;
466 2(ff<br />
p& bet fetegSenbe, tliu aJludei to<br />
tlie foregoing.<br />
3tffeplfl> V. n. to set sail, to sail <strong>of</strong>iF.<br />
Qtffeld, f . a. to unharness.<br />
Mf(ifA, /. wing (<strong>of</strong> an edifice) , aisle<br />
(<strong>of</strong> a churcli), backside.<br />
:tffIt'C9, ad. aside, apart, by. ^l -, to<br />
retire. - tUHt) place <strong>of</strong> privacy, re-<br />
treat, [tion, design.<br />
Stfllpt) "»• view, end, purpose, inten-<br />
aifftla, V. a. to filter. - :ifainin0, /.<br />
decaiitatiou, excretion. — sEatlj n. ex-<br />
cretories. [sterile.<br />
afffttfl, f. 7J, to dry. -&, .'^. barren,<br />
Jtffiunga, f. a. to sing.<br />
3tffFflf,«. shavings, parings, -ntttg, /.<br />
scraping. — re, n. scrapings, filings, refiw<br />
a.flTutt'a, V. a. to shake <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
j<br />
JlffTutn, m. scum, froth, -tna, V. a. |<br />
skim <strong>of</strong>f. <strong>of</strong>f, t fleet, to da|<br />
pumate. -tnab ttljolf, fleetmilk.<br />
JlffTuCa, V. a. to scour <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
JiffTy, m. aversion, abhorrence, -PftCb<br />
a. abominable.<br />
:Xtfrana, v. a. to scald.<br />
2iffFata> *>. a. to cut <strong>of</strong>f, to amputate<br />
- fPAtifen Tf& en l&iiil, to dock<br />
horse. - bcott ctt. ft^anfeti j)a i<br />
l)a^, to crop a horse. - fabm» I<br />
mow. - afffatning , /. amputalio<br />
abscission.<br />
JtffFoljaj V. a. to wash away.<br />
Mfflag, «. denial, refusal. - p« pttfrt<br />
abatement <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> price ; T. eochia.<br />
2(fni(Ea, V. a. to lick <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
llfflipa, V. a. to furbisli.<br />
:iffltta, V. a. to break, to tear.<br />
2tf|lutaj f. a. to determine, to balanci<br />
to settle, to conclude.<br />
2tffla, V. a. to beat down, to I<br />
cut <strong>of</strong>f, to refuse, to deny, to repuUc<br />
to abat<br />
^tffmalla, v. a. to fiie <strong>of</strong>f, to discharge<br />
affmalta, v. a. to melt <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
:tffnyta, v. a. to blow one's nose,<br />
affnafa, f. a. tohuff<strong>of</strong>f<br />
Itffemna, f. n. to die, to expire.<br />
2tffOpa, f . a. to sweep <strong>of</strong>f. [ror<br />
2iffpcinga) *>. n. to spring, to burst.
3tffpt2ng> n. leap. got4 ett -, to start<br />
aside, to make a slip.<br />
3Iffpta««, -. a. to pick out, to rip out.<br />
JtffPftftfiaj V. a. to xuihamess , to uabuckle.<br />
Tifftaina , v. n. to cease , to stop , to<br />
cease to go forward, fltt })Mitt\ At<br />
flfjlann«& » <strong>the</strong>re is a total stagnation<br />
ill trade, blob fcm flf(lann«t, blood<br />
that stagnates.<br />
JtfjlAmling, m. descendant, <strong>of</strong>fspring.<br />
Xfileg, n. slip, digression.<br />
affiitfa , f . a. J% «. to point, to pitch Jtftarfa) v.a. to dismiss, to disb<strong>and</strong>, to<br />
Jtftaga, V. a. & n. to take <strong>of</strong>f, to remove<br />
;<br />
; to delineate, to picture ; to de-<br />
to be contrasted.<br />
crease, to decay, to grow less ; to de-<br />
3if t". a. to cool.<br />
MffPflHa, t'. a. to cool.<br />
SlffDalttA) f. " to evaporate, to cool.<br />
aifft)ebfl, f . a. to singe <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
'' 3tffrimina&» a. fainted.<br />
' 2lffParj«, V. a. to abjure. -n&C,«. ab-<br />
' Jlffaga,<br />
:iffagfl, V. a. to saw <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
v. a. to abdicate, to resign. -<br />
llffAgelfe, n. abdication.<br />
2lff;;Iining, /. sale, vendition.<br />
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467<br />
3iffA'i^*» *'• a- to dispatch, to send<br />
away. —tCj nt. dispatcher.<br />
llffanf (I, f . a. y. to sink a shaft.<br />
3iffatt«, f . a. to take <strong>of</strong>f; to sell ; to degrade,<br />
to depose, to dethrone. -nbCj<br />
n. deprivation, suspension. - Jiffatts<br />
ning, /. vent, sale; T. amputation,<br />
3tffontra» v. a. to separate, to disujiite,<br />
to part. - Jiffonjiringj /. separation,<br />
segregation. [break up.<br />
cline, to wear away ; to wane, —xiity<br />
n. decline, wane, gc^a febetS -, de-<br />
JlftagatC) m. buyer, customer, flayer.<br />
Itftaflaj V. a. to unrig.<br />
3iftal) ", agreement, stipulation, -«,<br />
v. a. & n. to concert, to agree upon.<br />
Jlftappaj *>. a. to draw <strong>of</strong>t", to tap, to<br />
empty, to decant, to drain, to bottle.<br />
Ilftctfna) V. a. to draw, to delineate.<br />
- Itftetftttrtg, /. drawing out,<br />
sketch,<br />
2fftjena, v. a. to work out,<br />
llftotti m. evening, even, i gat -9»<br />
last night, i -, to night. -&agg, m.<br />
night-dew. -ffo& , m. evening-tide.<br />
-muitf, /. night-music, serenade,<br />
-malttb, m. supper. \)KU.a -> to sup.<br />
-ringning, /. curfew, -tobnab) /.<br />
redness At sunset, -jljettia) /. evening-star,<br />
vesper, -fangj m. eveningservice.<br />
-t>ar&j m. uunchion.<br />
2tftorfa> V. a. to wipe <strong>of</strong>f, to dry up.<br />
2tfttytf) n. impression, impress-stamp,<br />
mark, copy, print, -a > v. a. to impress,<br />
to imprint, to stamp,<br />
Jtfttana) v. n. to decline, to grow tired.<br />
a.fttaba, '. n. & a. to retire, to withdraw,<br />
to resign, -nity n. giving up,<br />
abdication, surrendering. — Jtftta&E)<br />
n. privy, place <strong>of</strong> retirement, neces-<br />
sary, gifpa en pi# fumma i -, to<br />
pay a sum for giving a claim.<br />
Jtftutina, V. n. to draw <strong>of</strong>f, to thin.<br />
2tftt>iliga) v. a, to extoit, to force iiom.<br />
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468 %it<br />
aftpaga, Tlitvl , 7Lftvatt& , P.a.tc<br />
wash awoy, <strong>of</strong>lF, out. - MftPAflnitlflj<br />
/. ablution.<br />
tation, veaiting.<br />
nfveiU, V. a. to unfold, to unwind.<br />
Jtfrel)'". breed ; stock, stock <strong>of</strong> cattle,<br />
rearing, -tt, n. queen-bee. -fatTt) a.<br />
prolific, fruitful. -famt)et, /. fecundity,<br />
fertility, -sgarb , m. farm,<br />
tenement, daiiy. -sEcf « , / cate<br />
<strong>of</strong> wax. -aptpfl, /. cell in <strong>the</strong> beehive.<br />
-flOi n. mare, -fugflfl, /. far-<br />
2lfPenb<strong>of</strong>, /. hornbeam. [row.<br />
MfPCtf*, V. a. to consume, to use, to<br />
employ. - UfPetEtting) /. consump-<br />
tion.<br />
2(ft>e);Ia) *'. a- to change, to alternate.<br />
3lfPij}> a. inside out; averse, cross,<br />
wrong , surly , sullen , disinclined,<br />
ratt&a -t) to tum inside out. -(IbAH)<br />
<strong>the</strong> reverse, <strong>the</strong> wrong side, fora -<br />
fFolb) to rise in opposition against<br />
lawful authority. -\)ttyf. averseness,<br />
disaffection.<br />
3tfPtCa, V. n. to deviate, to digress, to<br />
3lray,togo astray, to decline ; to elope.<br />
- bla&et, to make a dog's ear in a<br />
book. - afPtfntng, /. fold; devia-<br />
tion, tnagnetttclcns -) <strong>the</strong> variation<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> compass, <strong>the</strong> deviation <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
magnetic needle.<br />
Jlffifaj f. a. to tum <strong>of</strong>f, away.<br />
MfPifPa, V. a. to wipe <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
3tft>tta) ">. & a- mad, lunatic.<br />
JlfPitttflj v.a. - find btttn* to deliver<br />
up <strong>the</strong> patrimony <strong>of</strong> one's children.<br />
- aVLmanningat y to divide, to part,<br />
Itft<br />
Jtftyna? «'• a. to languish, to pi<br />
MfPobia^rot, /. asphodel.<br />
llfrap, m. byway, bjrpath ; ill course,<br />
jag teg en -, I went out <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> way,<br />
—eiy a. ft ad. distant, far <strong>of</strong>f, remote.<br />
it cay, t iudle.<br />
21fPiiga> V. a. to weigh, to poize, to<br />
aftSg,n. retreat. bUfft tia-, to sound<br />
<strong>the</strong> retreat. — fl > v. fJ. to retreal, to afpalta, V. a. to roll <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
troop <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
JifPan&aj v. a. to avert, to turn aside,<br />
'ilftHSay V. a. to uncover.<br />
to wave ; to detach.<br />
Ufunitni, envy, gJ-udge. -sfulli -ffltlt, JlfPanja, v. a. to wean; to disuse.<br />
-fjuf, a. envious, fjufa, /. envy. ny# CfPflttbt bAtfli wcanel.<br />
-SpHrii a. enviable. -«, v. a. -A6, 2tfPA|?nfl, V. a. to disarm.<br />
v. V. a. to scum, to take <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Mb, m. bog-rush.<br />
2tgflf y. correction, castigation. — j f. a.<br />
to chastise. - ttat") to lop. -Io», a.<br />
2tgat> m, agate. [licentious, lose.<br />
Itgcnt, m. agent. [argemone.<br />
JtjtftfilFe, n. thorny poppy, papaver<br />
Jlftera, f. a. to act, to play, to perso-<br />
2Igg> n. grudge, spite, rancour ; prick-<br />
ing, sting. -a> f . a- ^ n. to paiii.<br />
2lgn, n. bait.<br />
2Xgnflt, OT. /?/. diaff, awn, awuea,<br />
yC\)\ i. ah! o! oh!<br />
21 j ! '. oh ! oh<br />
dear<br />
!<br />
2lfj«j /. lappish sledge.<br />
Jtflda, /• columbine.<br />
2tft J TO. care, intent, purpose; outlawry,<br />
ban ; judicial act; act. fiifP*<br />
- pa nSgct, to take notice <strong>of</strong> a thing.<br />
ta^A tiWiaVitt i—, to watch one's opportunity,<br />
taga fffl i -, to^have •<br />
Jtfta, V. a. to mind, to care ;<br />
to tend;<br />
to stick at ; to esteem, to value, to respect,<br />
to regard, tinga -en, to make<br />
nothing <strong>of</strong> one. - (Tfl, «'• ''. to take<br />
care <strong>of</strong> one's self. - 'Ultnin^-, /.<br />
esteem, respect, regard, dcfoiei]<br />
-fam, a. attentive, mindful, luLdful,<br />
careful, -^rt, /. carcfuhuss. -ligcn,<br />
ad. carefully.<br />
mtitim. T. abaft, ffcppet fcm Ii0«
get - em 0^ > <strong>the</strong> ship riding astern<br />
<strong>of</strong> us. faifa - Ut} to drop astern.<br />
-blyfJi /. T. poop-lantem. -fpatiteC)<br />
f.pl. T. afterbody, -fpeflcl, m. stern,<br />
steruage. -fliifj m. sternpost.<br />
3tftie» rn. action, stock. -agarC) m.<br />
actionist. [prosecute.<br />
3tftioner4j v. a. to inform against, to<br />
liftlf) m. accuser, impeacher.<br />
2lftr:9, /. actress.<br />
31ftu«riei m. recorder, actuary, clerk.<br />
2tf tcr,OT. actor, performer, stageplaycr.<br />
:il, /. alder.<br />
3il«'r,;iteC5 m. alabaster.<br />
2lli;nrtj n. alarm, noise, din, tumult,<br />
bliifa —J to sound <strong>the</strong> alarm,<strong>the</strong> charge.<br />
2lltCtg> ud. never, at uo time.<br />
:ilfi m. tufa,<br />
:ilfat«rt, n. alphabet.<br />
2llfigel, m. lougtailed duck.<br />
2llf a, m. puffin.<br />
Jllirali, n. alcali. -nf?, a. alcaline.<br />
:iifc.f, m. alcove.<br />
lllfufra, ^llfuttft:, /. smelt.<br />
2ia, Mt, Mrt, a. all, everybody,<br />
every one. en gang fot -flj once for<br />
all. fet - ting, by all means. (}t)flC=<br />
talet iit —tj <strong>the</strong> quarter is expired.<br />
|>an6 pengar «to -a, his money is<br />
gone. tx'iVX ec -, <strong>the</strong> time is out.<br />
-t tfr«n mm ungtom, from my youth<br />
up. -bagltg, a. daily, every day.<br />
21tta^anba, a. various, several, -flagj<br />
all sorts.<br />
Jlllarebftn, arf. already.<br />
3ltt&elc8> ac?. entirely, quite.<br />
3ttt&Crtfhinfe, ati. whereas, because, in<br />
attC, OT. Greenl<strong>and</strong> dove. [as much.<br />
SDena, ac?. alone, -fl , ad. only, solely,<br />
but, provided, piu-ely, that.<br />
Wkvti 2tlbta, superl. ben ^llbtal^ogila,<br />
I <strong>the</strong> most high. JtBeCrt£j>ig(ie > most<br />
? gracious.<br />
3tnefamm«n, a^Z. altoge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
3ittetli;>e9, ad. every where.<br />
j<br />
I 2lttgemen»<br />
^iafabcr, m. fa<strong>the</strong>r <strong>of</strong> all.<br />
3lllfcta=Pag,OT. great road, high- way.<br />
a. universal, general, com-<br />
2(l0 469<br />
:iapob, a. all-good.<br />
UEbflitona&ag, m. All-Sain sday.<br />
Ilttbfirjfirting, n. diet.<br />
2ittfraft, Itttmagt, /. omnipotence, almjghtiuess.<br />
JlUmegc,/". peasantry, country-people.<br />
KQman, a. pubUc, common, popidar,<br />
vulgar, trivial, -t mote, oecumenical<br />
council. - I'jufbom, epidemical disease.<br />
- pag, high-way. bet -na,<br />
<strong>the</strong> public. -]f)et, /. public. -ne=<br />
lig, a. universal, general, -ncligen,<br />
ad. universally, generally, -ntng, /.<br />
common, ritt titt ^ittt pa en -, commoiiage,<br />
right <strong>of</strong> feeding on a common.<br />
:iara, <strong>the</strong> most, by much <strong>the</strong> most.<br />
3lIIta&an6e, a. arbitrary, omnipotent.<br />
aUs, ad. at all. -ingcn, nobody at<br />
all. - inttty notliing at all.<br />
aafeenbe, a. aU-seeiug.<br />
JtttsFcnS, a. all manner, everyb'nd.<br />
Jittsmaftig, a. omnipotent, almighty.<br />
Wity ad. - eftet fom, according as. -<br />
fort, continually. - jemt, incessantly.<br />
- ^jartittS, all along till now. - fe=<br />
ban, - itran , ever since. - igenom,<br />
quite through, altoge<strong>the</strong>r. -i|>ep, altoge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
bft)et -, all over, -foc<br />
ett, perpetually, without intermis-<br />
sion, [fjot, too big.<br />
JintfOt , ad. - mytf et, too much, -<br />
JXtttib, ad. always, perpetually.<br />
Jtllting, n. every thing, universe.<br />
IlDtfammanS, ad. altoge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
nmi-> ad. thus, 50.<br />
Mt)at, «. earaest, seriousness, -lig,<br />
—fam, a. gi-ave, serious, earnest, sober,<br />
-fam^et, /. earnestness, seriousness,<br />
gravity.<br />
ItHoetanbeja. all-knowing, omniscient,<br />
liflpctenljet, / omniscience.<br />
:iBpis, a. aU-wise.<br />
:tlm, /. elm, elmtree.<br />
lllmana^, / almanach, calender.<br />
Jtlm<strong>of</strong>a, /. alms, charity. - Mlm<strong>of</strong>e^<br />
^jon, n. almsman, -fotcilanbarc, m.<br />
almoner. [ad. by <strong>the</strong> ell.<br />
a;in, /. ell. €nBelff-,yard. -tals,<br />
2Uoe, m. aloes.
470 Kip<br />
Jllpatt, a. futfen at -, Oie exchanj<br />
is at par, upon a par.<br />
3llpilm) m. belemnites.<br />
31ltun, 'ra. 2tlruna, /. m<strong>and</strong>rake.<br />
lllfleCi 'w. spindle-tree.<br />
ninety n. breed, <strong>of</strong>fspring, production.<br />
2lljh;a) f . a. to breed.<br />
Tilt , m. <strong>the</strong> second string <strong>of</strong> a fiddle.<br />
— fiolj '»!. baseviol with four strings.<br />
-tc(l, -ftamtna, /. -ifi, m. counter-<br />
3IItatt) m. balcony. [tenor.<br />
3lUare,n. altar, -fts Sarratttcnt, <strong>the</strong><br />
Lord's supper. -^ifF,m. communiontable,<br />
-but, m. altar-cloth, -pobs,<br />
n. altarage, -gaitfl, m. coramiinion.<br />
-penningar, pi. altarage, -tafia, /.<br />
:tlteort, /. marsh-mallow, [mouse.<br />
^Itita, / wine-tapper, longtailed tit^<br />
IllUft) m. alum, -blattbabj a. aluminous,<br />
-btett, n. alumpit. -l)flltig, a.<br />
aluminous. -?)ytt«j /. alum-house.<br />
-ntftltn, m. alum-ore. -fjllbfltf, m.<br />
alum-boiler. -fPifet, m. aluminous<br />
chistus. -vctten-f n. alum-water.<br />
-rerF, n. alum-work.<br />
:ilPaC(len, m. limestone <strong>of</strong> Oel<strong>and</strong>.<br />
3tinal0«mera, v. a. T. to amalgamate.<br />
2lmatant, /. amaranth.<br />
:imb, m. ambe.<br />
2tmba^a&, m. ambassy. -Ot, m. ambassador,<br />
-xity f. ambassadress.<br />
2tmbra, /. ambergris.<br />
2lmelera, v. a. to enamel.<br />
:itneti(l, m. amethyst.<br />
Simtant, m. amianth, asbestos.<br />
Jlmiralj m. admiral. -fTepp, n. flagslap,<br />
-ttct, n. admiralty.<br />
2lnima, /. nurse. -, V. a. to nurse.<br />
fatta bort att -9 upp, to put out to<br />
nurse. - 3immf fFfotf, n. tale <strong>of</strong> a tub.<br />
2lmper, a. bitter, sharp. -\)tty f. bitterness,<br />
shar{>ness.<br />
Itmt; n. baili^vic. -man, m. bailif.<br />
-tnatlffap , n. bailiwic, jurisdiction<br />
<strong>of</strong> a bailif.<br />
Ittnut, m. millet-grass.<br />
3tn, ad. Ut Ititf Cj -, it did not take<br />
effect, bet gat albttg -, it will never<br />
-<br />
do. bet f,lt -, so so, pretty well.<br />
\)&n at ilia bet -, he is but ill <strong>of</strong>f. -<br />
8 altiat Flabe, to eight ells <strong>of</strong> cloth,<br />
af 0^ -, to <strong>and</strong> fro.<br />
ana, V. a. ft n. to foreknow, to forebode,<br />
'itt — mig, my mind, my heart<br />
misgives me.- lining,/, foreboding,<br />
abodement, gaingiving.<br />
Ilnanas, m. ananas, pine-apple.<br />
2tnatomi, /. anatomy, dissection. -fet«)<br />
V. a. to anatomize, to dissect. — ijT, a,<br />
anatomical.<br />
ItnbcfaKa, v. a. to recommend, to<br />
charge one with, to commit.<br />
2Int>Ii£, m. look, view, aspect, sight.<br />
3lnboten, a. inborn, innate, native,<br />
peculiar to. [to dispose <strong>of</strong>.<br />
anbtinga , v. a. to bring in, to place.<br />
^nbub, n. <strong>of</strong>fer, pr<strong>of</strong>fer.<br />
:jnb, /. wld durk. -brafe, m. drake,<br />
-]t>ane, m. drake, -mat, m. fen-<br />
lentil, duckmeat, duckweed, -lingei<br />
m. duckling. [time.<br />
3tnb,/. harvest. -Ctib , m. harvest-<br />
3Inba,3Inbe, m. (anbebtagt) breath,<br />
gasp, uppgifra -n, to bn-atlie out<br />
cue's last. -9, v. d. to brealht, to<br />
respire, to gasp. - 2tnbebtag,«. aspi-<br />
ration, -btagt, m. respiration. -loj,<br />
a. lifeless, -tif, a. edifying. - :anb.<br />
l^al, n. breathing-hole, vent-hole,<br />
spiracle, -tum, n. breathing-time;<br />
pause, -te^^i n. breath, gasp. -ttU<<br />
len, a. out <strong>of</strong> breath, auhelose. -tap»<br />
pa,/, shortness <strong>of</strong> breath, astlima.<br />
-tappt, o. asthmatic.<br />
Jinbaft, m. devotion, -s<strong>of</strong>ningat, />/.<br />
religious exercises. - 2Inbaftig, a.<br />
devout.<br />
2Inbe, m. gliost, spirit; spright, mind;<br />
zeal, ecstasy, inspiration, ben telige -><br />
<strong>the</strong> lioly Ghost. -fFabate, m. visionary,<br />
-fyn, / vision. -lig, a. ghosi<br />
spiritual, religious. -lig b<strong>of</strong> , b<<br />
<strong>of</strong> divinity. - petfon, an ecclesiasi<br />
-liga ftanbet, <strong>the</strong> clergy.<br />
}lnbel, m. portion, share, lot. - t<br />
atf, hereditary portion.<br />
2lnbotn, m. (l^pit) commou wliite hore-
liouiid ; (fPAtt) Llack horehoiuid.<br />
2I.tlfr>5) a. next, second, o<strong>the</strong>r; opposite.<br />
litlttagiS, V. a. to allege, to assign. -<br />
fLigomal emot en, to prefer one's<br />
coDiplaints against one. -nbe, n. (juotatioii<br />
; allegation, [common ascjrum.<br />
2Itlfrfa9=feC6, «. St. Andrew's cross,<br />
Hlir^Hi'z. onset, attack, assault, charge.<br />
-a 5 I-', a. to charge, to fall upon. —<br />
fftnJftl }}iitHt to give <strong>the</strong> enemy a<br />
luuid charge. ][>mU Hef -ftl flf en<br />
fiuffom, he was taken ill. -sfrtft, n.<br />
oil. n^ive war. -SPttlf el j m. angle <strong>of</strong><br />
incidence, -viiy ad. oifensively.<br />
JtnfcrbtaHj /. dem<strong>and</strong>. »»& -j upon<br />
m<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Jlttfufta, V. a. to moisten, to wet.<br />
ilnfiiEti:, v. a. to plague, to pester. -<br />
- l»onom ! deuce take liim ! - fig, v. r.<br />
to gesticulate, to bustle. - 2lnfAft=<br />
ntnp, /. affliction, vexation.<br />
JtnfbM, V. a. to conduct, to comm<strong>and</strong>,<br />
to guide ; to allege, to quote, to relate.<br />
- eti arme, to comm<strong>and</strong> an army.<br />
-n&Cjra. conduct, guidance; allegation,<br />
-re, m. leader; chief, comm<strong>and</strong>er,<br />
captain. - ailfOCiflflStetfett,<br />
ra. sign <strong>of</strong> quotation.<br />
JlnfOrttO, V. a. to trust, to intrust with,<br />
commit. -&&, a. trusted. - fyfls,<br />
2tnfotPanbt,m. kinsman. -er,kinsfolk.<br />
:tnpel, m. angle.<br />
Itngclagen , a. important, <strong>of</strong> consequence,<br />
<strong>of</strong>moment, material; solicitous<br />
(about, for), -^et, /. importance,<br />
business <strong>of</strong> great concern, fcet 'At XWgCII<br />
(iot -, it is no great matter.<br />
2tngenam, a. agreeable, pleasant, delightful,<br />
w^elcome.<br />
3(ngtfPa, v. a. to design, to give notice<br />
, to denounce , to inform against,<br />
to enter. — tn ton , to set <strong>the</strong> tune,<br />
to intone. —n^f, n. design, denunciation,<br />
intonation, information. —tej m.<br />
informer, denouncer.<br />
^ngtepp, n. grasp, attack. - ^tngti^Jfl,<br />
v. a. to attack, to seize, to cliSrge, to<br />
fall upon, to weaken, to corrode. - en<br />
l(n^ 571<br />
faf , to take a matter in h<strong>and</strong>. - 2Ingti=<br />
pare, m. assaulter, attacker, aggressor.<br />
Jtngranfanbe, a. adjoining, contiguous,<br />
bordering upon, adjacent. — , n. confinement,<br />
neigbourhood.<br />
MnflA, V. n. to concern, to relate, to<br />
respect, to belong, to touch. > -C<br />
mig icEe, it is none <strong>of</strong> my concern.<br />
IbPflb tnig -r, as for me, as to me.<br />
-en&e,/Jr/. &prp. touching, relating,<br />
concerning, -ngm ett. for «ntrflflan=:<br />
gen, for <strong>the</strong> second time. [gang.<br />
3lnl>flng, n. party, agents, adherents,<br />
2tn$Att«, V. a. to detain, to stop; to<br />
arrest; to solicit, to beseech, to entreat,<br />
to sue, to ask. —n> /. suit, en-<br />
treating.<br />
2tn]t»
472 Knf<br />
anfctnma» v. n.Xo ariiv<<br />
to depeud on ; to be dnmk ; to rot, Ic<br />
corrupt.- llnfommenj a. arrived<br />
(em ntfltpfltcr) tainted. - Jtftfemft:<br />
m. arrival, pit bagenS -, with day-<br />
3tnlag, n. disposition. [break<br />
HxAtflCit V. a. to guide, to direct, to instruct,<br />
[ground<br />
2lnlf&ntnp, /. hint, occasion ; reasor<br />
2lnlctf, n. face, countenance, visage<br />
t . a. to solicit. - flafFan for<br />
mytfet) to drink too much.<br />
Slnlopp; n. run, onset, assault.<br />
3ttlliipB«, f. a. to lay, to plan, t(<br />
scheme, to concert, to contrive, to design,<br />
to devise; to build, to found<br />
to lay out. —ti-)rn. founder, contriver.-<br />
3lnl /. plot, design, scheme<br />
contrivance, ^jemltg -j cabal, intrigue<br />
Jtnlcilba, V. n. to l<strong>and</strong>, to come t<<br />
shore, to arrive.<br />
llrtlopa, V. n.&a. to enter, to arrive<br />
(em gulb e. b.) to lose <strong>the</strong> brightness,<br />
to rust, to grow blue; to bluej<br />
. rust. - Jtlllopninp, /. coming in,<br />
tering ; blue colouring.<br />
Jtnmcna, v. a. to summon, to<br />
liort. - Jlnmsniligj / cliallenge, ex-<br />
hortation.<br />
Slnme^A) *>• a. to request, to desire, to<br />
ask, to solicit. — tlj f. request, desire,<br />
solicitation.<br />
Jtnmala > v. a. to announce ; to usher<br />
in, to gi vein; to remember ; to present<br />
to introduce. —n j f. annunciation,<br />
introduction, presentation.<br />
2tnmacf«) v. a. to observe, to remark,<br />
to note, to take notice. - 2tnmarf=<br />
ning, /. observation, remark, gcca<br />
- Ptb, to take noUce <strong>of</strong>. -SPatt', a.<br />
remarkable.<br />
%nna,Uti m. pi. annals, chronicle.<br />
3tniialfailbc> n. approach, approxim.ition.<br />
— ) a. approacliing.<br />
2innammrnf<br />
manbom« -, <strong>the</strong> incarnation <strong>of</strong> Goc<br />
Unnan-y a. Jlniiat,/)/. Unttc, o<strong>the</strong>i<br />
eti - tnatt^au otlier man. tngen — > 1<br />
o<strong>the</strong>r, no body else, en - gafig, an<br />
o<strong>the</strong>r time, jag pct He ann<<br />
know not o<strong>the</strong>rwise, ^en gor iith<br />
annat iin grater, she does nothing bv<br />
cry. etj Ctter -, some body or o<strong>the</strong>i<br />
bPar- tag, every o<strong>the</strong>r day. alff<br />
bparantiatl, to love one ano<strong>the</strong>r, ^(l<br />
hane tal beflar ej af iiort aniiat, hi<br />
vrhole discourse is composed <strong>of</strong> littl<br />
else, ^etta at cj atittat an, this is a<br />
best but, no more than, nothing bette<br />
Itnnars, ad. o<strong>the</strong>rwise, else. [that<br />
Itnnej;, n. chapel <strong>of</strong> ease, -bo , m<br />
-beerne, pi. <strong>the</strong> parisliioners <strong>of</strong><br />
chapel <strong>of</strong> ease.<br />
llnnerlebes , -lunba, ad. o<strong>the</strong>rwist<br />
-flaieSy ad. elsewhere, -ifran, fror<br />
ano<strong>the</strong>r place, nagon — , somewher<br />
else, ingen -, nowhere else.<br />
3lnor,/./j/. ancestry, descents, -^erre<br />
2tnertna, v. a. to order, to regulate<br />
to assign, -rej m. testator, assiguer. •<br />
Jincrbning, /. order for mouey.<br />
2lnqpi(fa, v. a. to amalgamate.<br />
Jinropa, v. a. to invoke, to implor<br />
Jtnratta, f. a. to prepare, to dispose<br />
to dress. - Jltirattning , /. co<br />
service.<br />
2tnrera, v. a. to touch.<br />
2ln6, m. looking after. - Mnfa,<br />
to look after, to diess, to nurse.<br />
2tnfate, m. onset, disposition.<br />
2infatt, a. oppressed, afflicted.<br />
2lnfe, f. a. to regard, to respect, to<br />
look upon, to take. ~itjprt. regarded,<br />
creditable, <strong>of</strong> note. -entCy n. sight,<br />
appearance ; account, reputation, <<br />
dit ; respect, regard. - tJO per[onen»<br />
respect <strong>of</strong> persons, efter attt-, seemingly,<br />
t - titt, in regard <strong>of</strong>, by reason<br />
<strong>of</strong>, in consideration <strong>of</strong>. -nlig, a. considerable,<br />
conspicuous, eminent,<br />
table, -nligen » ad. considerably,<br />
largely.<br />
2tn(igtr,'J-face, countenance, visage.-
Knf<br />
Jlnflgtsirag, n. feature, -fatg, m.<br />
complexion, -flattningj/- physiogno-<br />
JlnfjePtS, m. anchovy. [my.<br />
JlnjTflffA) *•. a. to procure, to get, to<br />
provide, to purvey, -ttfcfj 71. purveyance.<br />
-rC) WJ. ingrosser.<br />
3tnfFiut>J» "• n- to crystallite, to heal.<br />
Jtnfrri, n. outcry, scream, cry.<br />
3tllfTrifPetl-> a. credited, discredited;<br />
accounted.<br />
Jtnflafl) n. project, measures; affix. -<br />
xl crtbopa, butt-end. - tin en fo=<br />
me&i, play-bill. - anfia, f. a. to<br />
post up ; to assign, to allot, to appropriate,<br />
to settle, to destinate ; to tax,<br />
3tntalj 7J. number, quantity, cingfl - j<br />
llnfpanttj n. putting to, set <strong>of</strong> horses. JlntAfiA} V. a. to fall upon, to set on<br />
JlnfptaE) n. challenge, claim, preten- ctt. upon.<br />
-m. — sloSj a. imassuming.<br />
2lntetfnflj v. a. to note, to set down,<br />
Stnilaltj m. disposition, order, prepa- to minute down. - Jtntetfntng, /.<br />
annotation, note,<br />
to order, to regulate, to dispose, to ad- ^tntingert, c. whe<strong>the</strong>r, ei<strong>the</strong>r. - j^an<br />
linfiitfaj v. a. to taint, to infect, fjust.<br />
2lnfliftil> V. a. to devise, to contrive,<br />
I machinate,<br />
to raise. — tlj f. devise,<br />
achination, contrivance, —te^m. de-<br />
Iser, contriver. [paint, to daub.<br />
2tn(iry(Jflj t^. a. to lay on a colour, to<br />
Unfttangaj v. a. to strain.<br />
Jlnfirangntng, /. effort, straining.<br />
yin^A^ V. 72. to become, to befit, to beseem,<br />
to suit, to please ; to put <strong>of</strong>f for<br />
a while. -n& , n. respite, delay, put<br />
<strong>of</strong>f, indulgence. wtAft -j withoiit delay,<br />
-sbtef, Ji. bill <strong>of</strong> protection.<br />
%n^'iUat *'• 'i- to order, to enter upon,<br />
> contrive, to intend.<br />
a.n(ianatg, a. decent, becoming, suitable,<br />
fitting, proper. — /". ^>etj decency,<br />
decorum, —ty ad. decently.<br />
3ln(lot> m. fit, touch, percussion, pull<br />
back, —a-f V. a. to thrust against, to <strong>of</strong>fend<br />
against. -Ilflj a. sc<strong>and</strong>alous, reflecting,<br />
injurious, -ligl^et,/. sc<strong>and</strong>al.<br />
%n\vax-y n. answerableness, account,<br />
trust. jlattA tin -) to c«ll to an account,<br />
(ia ti\i -» to be accountable,<br />
—ft, V. n. to answer eCf. to ac-<br />
-ount for. -igj a. answerable, ac-<br />
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countable, -tglftet,/ answerableness.<br />
Jtnfatta, v. a. to set upon, to charge,<br />
to attack, to engage, blifpa flnffltt af<br />
en l>afttg fjufbom, to be taken with<br />
a violent distemper.<br />
2tnf<strong>of</strong>a) V. a. to beseech, to sue for,<br />
to solicit. - 2(nf<strong>of</strong>lling, /. address,<br />
suit, petition, request.<br />
2int(;gflt&«, p. a. to commit, to deliver<br />
Itntybfl, P. a. to signify, to make known,<br />
to serve upon, to order, -n, f. order.<br />
3intag, 7J. marching on. fienbcn At i-j<br />
<strong>the</strong> enemy is upon <strong>the</strong> march, —a, v.<br />
72. to approach, to move onward.<br />
2tntArt&A> V. a. to light, to set on fire,<br />
to kindle, to inflame. - antAn&=<br />
lig, a. inflammable. - %nthltiliZ'l&ct,<br />
2tntAn&ntngj /. inflammability,<br />
inflammation.<br />
2lnpifA> V. a. to assign, to direct ; to instruct,<br />
-n'bey a. indicative, -tty m.<br />
assigner, instiuctor, adviser. — 2tnPt9=<br />
ttitg? f- assignment, direction, indication,<br />
[staring-coat.<br />
2int>«);enj «. hidebound, si<strong>new</strong>shrunk,<br />
21nVAn^A) V. a. to bestow, to employ,<br />
to apply, to use. - aE ftn flit, to do<br />
one's best. iHA -, to misemploy. ~<br />
aHa jlna ftAftctr, to work every<br />
nerve. - 2(nPAn&ning, /. employ-
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ment, application. - Jtftranbbfltj a. 3ItbAf«tS) pi. hopp-aiss.<br />
appliable, practicable. [to le^-y. Urea, /. surface, area.<br />
Mitpiirfniti0, / le^-J. - Mtirarfra, v. a.<br />
3tpa, /. ape, monkey; aper, imitator.<br />
3tpflftiiJ,a.apish. -flnfl0te,n. ape'sface.<br />
-m, n. mockery, -fpel) n.<br />
mimicry, mockry, laughing-stock.<br />
2tpel, to' apple-tree. -gtS, -E«(lfl&, a.<br />
pied, piebald. [orange.<br />
2tpel(irtj m. sweet orange, China-<br />
Otpologijl, m. arithmetician.<br />
3lpo(lfI} 7n. apostle. - 2lpc(lI«=einl>etC)<br />
n. apostleship. -getninn«riif, acts oj<br />
<strong>the</strong> Apostles. -3tpe|l9lifF,a. aposto-<br />
lical.<br />
Stpot^eft «• apo<strong>the</strong>cary's shop, ttiii^<br />
\)Wi—y dispensary, -txty m. apothi<br />
ry, pliarmocopolist. -Een(l> /. phar-<br />
Mppen, m. ll>e call. [macology.<br />
2lppetit, m. appetite, stomach. -lig,<br />
a. appetible, desiderable.<br />
2l|?ttfo$) m. apricot, apricock.<br />
2tpnl, m. April. rtflrr« -, to make<br />
april-fool. -atettbCj n. foolish err<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Jlrbfta, f. a. d^ n. to work, to labour,<br />
to toil ; to drudge, totrouble;<br />
to fret. - «f, to clear by working. -<br />
-<br />
linn<br />
2trfj n. inheritance, patrimony. —tAtV<br />
j<br />
m. hereditary nobility. -bomflre,w<br />
arbiter. — fietlbe, m. hereditary enemy<br />
-fbljb, m. succession, -foretitng, }<br />
agreement, concerning a succession<br />
-fotUfntng, / agreemei<br />
claims <strong>of</strong> inheritance. -forpaFtatC, m<br />
fee-farmer. -forpaFtnttig, / feefarm.<br />
-forfPttfniiig,/. legacy, -fut<br />
fie, m. hereditary prince. -gobS) r,<br />
-jetbj /. inheritance, -grift, n,<br />
hereditary sepulchre. — l^erre, m. lor<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> manor, -j^tyantng, /. oath c<br />
fealty. — lott, m. inheritance, portioi<br />
-lat), n. hereditary fief, -los, a. dis<br />
inherited, gota -, to disinherit. -Ian<br />
fcer, n.pl. hereditary dominions<br />
ItyTi. hereditary kingdom, -tint Ay J<br />
"<br />
quitrent. -ratt, m. right <strong>of</strong> ii<br />
tance, heirship. -fPtfte, n. di<br />
<strong>of</strong> patrimony, -fynb, n. origin;<br />
-tijgt, m. appropriation <strong>of</strong> an ii<br />
tance. -ping, m.
o%v. -betllfPyttj nt; crossbowman.<br />
-bcgcym. elbow. -l^aUy f. armhole.<br />
-inaVVl "*• slevebutton. -linntng)<br />
/. wristb<strong>and</strong>, -yipa, /. armbone.<br />
flora - , <strong>the</strong> biggest bone. UUa -, <strong>the</strong><br />
' exterior bone <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> forearm. -fpjfQ)<br />
n. gusset. -(IctE, -flyf ) a. strong in 2tfp><br />
<strong>the</strong> arms.<br />
'w. a kind <strong>of</strong> carp ; aspentree.<br />
a#, n. <strong>the</strong> five hundred fiftythird part<br />
•<br />
'Irtne, / army. - JttmctA j v. a. to<br />
arm. - lltmetinQ, f. armature. It^ecuratts, m. ensiu-ance. -COntOCj n.<br />
IriltJCrt, /. cuckoo-pint.<br />
Xrrcil5«4tot, m. farmer. - 3lrtCn&C, n.<br />
eusiu-ance-<strong>of</strong>fice. - 3t^CCurera> v. a.<br />
to ensure. [pawning-house.<br />
farm-rtnt. -flfgift, m. -fummiJ, /. 2t0i(latl9fontOt, «. lombard, public<br />
farm-rent. -]^etnm«n, n. farm. - 311= 2X^mi(£el, to. ground-toes.<br />
tCnbeCfl) *". a. to farm, to take in JifUtj wi. azurestone. -blSj a. azure.<br />
lease , to hold by paying rent, to take 3tttament(iert, m. inkstone. [lest.<br />
to farm. - bottj to farm out, to take ntt-,nota inf. to. -, c. that. - itfe,<br />
in lease, to give to farm, to lease out, Utteii, m. certificate, testimony, attest,<br />
to let out, to set.<br />
attestation. — Ctaj v. a. to attest, to<br />
KttC|1) m. prison, arrest, imprisoninent,<br />
confinement, embargo, fatta etl<br />
t —J to clap one in prison, to put one in<br />
prison, -ant, '^J. prisoner. -cr«i hart-all. :tt)m, n. average.<br />
tttt) /. sort, kind, race, fashion, man- 2lrifa, /. gazette, <strong>new</strong>s-paper. - %vii»<br />
ner, nature, quality; genius. })an at fFrifrare, m. <strong>new</strong>s-writer, -jaft,<br />
ej tatta -en, he is not <strong>of</strong> a right kid- m. -fTepj n. cutter, advice-boat.<br />
ney. -aS) v.d. -a fl0j V. r. to turn, 2tj;, n. ear, spike ; (pa Ctt nytfcl) bit <strong>of</strong><br />
to succeed. — abj a. Vol — , to-wardly, akey. gai-,to shoot into ears, pl<strong>of</strong>a<br />
W'ellprincipled.<br />
-, to glean, -plotfatej m. gleaner.<br />
Kttig, a. clever, quaint, pleasant. -tatfl, m. bulrush.<br />
-Ibet, /. address, pleasantness, -t, ad. 2lj;f IjOT. shoulder. {Jet>at pa -j shoulder<br />
featly, cleverly.<br />
Uxtifel) m. article, head, clause.<br />
your musket, fe ett bfpet - , to look<br />
down upon one with scorn. ^t&t^A<br />
Srtillm, n. artillery, -flatti, m. artil- pa aj:Iatne , to shrug, bara f appatt<br />
lery-yard, -^an&tlangarej m. ma- ifA baba a);Iar» to temporize, -banb,<br />
tross. -fon(lj /. gimnery. -(I, m.<br />
i man <strong>of</strong> artillery.<br />
n, shoulder-knot, -blab, -bett, n.<br />
shoulder-bone, -(iyie 1^9, Ctt fTjOtta,<br />
216} n. carrion, carcass; idle drown,<br />
-jlefclj m. ichneumon-wasp, sphex.<br />
neck -gusset. bet lattga -fly^et,<br />
shoulderstrap. -bteb, a. shouldered. -<br />
3lfa, f a. to slide down.<br />
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Sflborb, n. T. lartoard. ro&tet om<br />
port <strong>the</strong> lielm.-^fllfCtjlarboard-tacks.<br />
3fl(f, m.T. forecastle ; bowl, -spafiar)<br />
forecastle-crew elT. -men. -lag) «.<br />
mess, -fpirs, f.T. outrigger <strong>of</strong> guesswarp,<br />
-flageptnbj m. T. quarterwind,<br />
-ote, ad. oil <strong>the</strong> quarter, -a,<br />
V. a. to back <strong>the</strong> sails.<br />
SatfCj'n. hill, raising ground ; descent,<br />
ascent; acclivity, uppfot - uph' '<br />
nfb en. utfbte -, downliill. - 3fltf<br />
UpVfOtfj -UtforCj up <strong>and</strong> down hill,<br />
-gtona , /. brook-hme. -\!C\t^^ m.<br />
s<strong>of</strong>t oat. -^umlfl, /. common milfoil.<br />
-flint, m. buUweed. -filfitte, /n.<br />
hillock. -r08, /. white dogrose.<br />
-(Ippa, /. windH^wer. -(iugfl, /.<br />
cottage, hut. -^jon, n. cottager. -tt=<br />
miatt, m. motlier <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> thyme. -<br />
ajfltfig, a. hilly, acclivous.<br />
Safe, «. bath, washing, -flail, m<br />
who visits a batli. -\)\xi^ n. bathingliouse.<br />
-^uffru , / bathing-woman<br />
-fat,ra. bathing-tub. -fhlflC,/. bathing-stove,<br />
balneary, -a, f. a. ^ 7z,<br />
lo ba<strong>the</strong>. -atC, /ra. bagnio-keeptr.<br />
Sabta, V. a. & n. to heat, to balhe, to<br />
foment, to bask. - nag<strong>of</strong>t, to trasli<br />
one. - in, to soak in. - Sabbtlinj},<br />
f. fomentation. —tf, rn. fellow.<br />
Sagape, n. baggage, luggage. -Pagtt,<br />
771. waggon.<br />
Sagare, 771. baker, -tcb, tti. baker's<br />
sliop. -biille, /. butter-cake. -fFta,<br />
71. baker's corporation, -fluga , /.<br />
Sageri, n. bakehouse.<br />
Sagge, 77^. ram.<br />
SaggfSta, /. baldmony, gentian.<br />
Sajontt) m. bayonet.<br />
3aF,7z. batch, baking. -\w,n. bakehouse,<br />
-fpabe, 771. peel, oven-peel.<br />
-tt2g, n. kneading-trough, -ugtl,<br />
m. oven. —Deb, tti. wood for heating<br />
an oven, -aplf , n. baking-apple, -a,<br />
»af, m. back. \y. a. to bake.<br />
Saf, prp. & ad. behind, fcaiu e4> - ,<br />
before <strong>and</strong> behind, -acf , n. inhe<br />
tance in ascendent line, -ben<br />
hindleg. -binba , V. a. to tie or<br />
h<strong>and</strong>s behind tlie back. —bob,/', bac<br />
shop, -bjg, 771. hindquarter. -boj<br />
a. bent back, -banta, v. a. to bae<br />
bite, to reproach <strong>the</strong> absent, -banl<br />
te,77i. backbiter, -bel, m. hinde<br />
part, hindpart. -fcoCT, f. back-dot<br />
-efter, ad. &prp. behind, -fjetbtn<br />
771. hindquarter. -fot, 77i. hindfoc<br />
-ftam, ad. preposterously, <strong>the</strong><br />
end foremost, awkwardly. -gat«,<br />
backstreet. -gtunb, 77j. decpnin<br />
-garb, 771. backyard, -^jul, tj. hinde<br />
wheel. -l)ufru&, 7z. occiput. -\)h<br />
n. ambush, ambuscade. -l>at,<br />
backhair. -ifran, ad. from behii<br />
-igenom, ad. behind through. -II<br />
77j.hindclaw,liiudtalon, spur. -fSH<br />
771. hindsledge. rata pa -falEen,<br />
be behind h<strong>and</strong> in <strong>the</strong> world. -la<br />
n. bet at i -, <strong>the</strong> lock is overstr<br />
bet gat t - fot bonem, his affa<br />
<strong>of</strong>f'<strong>the</strong> Iiings. -labft, tj. quarters<br />
a shoe. -Vin^tiyad. backward, bac)<br />
wards. -om, prp. & ad. behin<br />
-IftiXty m. backdoor. -p5, pr. & a<br />
behind, on <strong>the</strong> back, on <strong>the</strong> reven<br />
-rafning, /. fomma, rata pa -,<br />
be short <strong>of</strong> one's reckoning, ^attft<br />
meb en, to ovcrhale one's accoimt<br />
-tanta, / arrearage, -flba, /. bad<br />
i-everse. -fFo , 77t. horseshoe f(<br />
liindfoot. -,v. a. lo shoe <strong>the</strong> hind<br />
foots. -f?fUf, 771. breech <strong>of</strong> a<br />
-fFott, 71. hindskirt. -flag, tj. back<br />
stroke, backblow. -dug, a. c<br />
cunning, subtle. -fptang,<br />
leap backwards. —fpat, n. counter<br />
track, -flag, n. backstay. -(IfllB<br />
771. poop, -(leg, TJ. backstep. -fltOM<br />
771. countercurrent. -(Im#, tti.<br />
back, rebound. -(Iftfc, n. backpiew<br />
-^i^ni&tCi TTI. ploughtail, ploughh<strong>and</strong>le,<br />
-fate, n. backseat. -tal» i<br />
backbiting, aspersion, -tala, v. a. i<br />
backbite, to rail at one bcliiud hi<br />
back, -talate , t7i. backbiter. -fa#<br />
,
m. hindpaw. -tiHj ad. tackward. -<br />
Utt ad. fla -, to kick, -uti, ad. behind<br />
, back in. -PajJIl , m. hindcarriage.<br />
-t)tjtt> m. overweight backwards.<br />
-PsgtJj m. backwall. -patlbi<br />
a. preposterous, awkward, -at^prp.<br />
^\& ad. behind, back, -an&ejw. hind-<br />
part posteriors, breech, backside.<br />
; ;<br />
jPfll, m. bale; ball, en - pappcc, ten<br />
. ; reani3 <strong>of</strong> paper. 1)aUA eil -j to give<br />
a ball.<br />
,5al»n5, m. balance. - Salanfftaj v.<br />
a. ft n. to balance. - S«IsnferillJ[S=<br />
fp^llt, n. T. lo<strong>of</strong>-frame. - Salanfct^<br />
Jl0dng,m. balancing pole.<br />
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S to he in<br />
labour, fa -> to be brought to bed<br />
<strong>of</strong> a child, osgtfl -, bastard, -fltf,<br />
n. patrimony <strong>of</strong> children. -bAfttj «•<br />
gr<strong>and</strong>-cliiJdren. -bontj m. childhood,<br />
infancy. -^0}) ) n. christening <strong>of</strong> a<br />
child, -f'itit^ay /. childbedwoman.<br />
-fifrlo^ate) m. manmidwife. -fbt=<br />
leaning)/ deliverance. -'^ue>n. orphan-house,<br />
-f«mmare> m. nursery.<br />
-flibet) pi. clo<strong>the</strong>s <strong>of</strong> a child, -fac><br />
a. fond <strong>of</strong> children. -lef, m. bawble,<br />
gewgaw. -Uta-,/. pedagogy, catechism.<br />
-laratC} m. pedagogue, cate-<br />
chiser. -Io3> a. childless, issueless.<br />
-mot&, n. infanticide. -motfPa,/.<br />
midwife, -mot&atc, m. -motbetfPa)<br />
/. infanticide. -|jig«, /. maid for<br />
children. -(Tap, n. adoption. -fJatttA><br />
/ coral.- -fF0C» /j/. shoes for<br />
children. tr«mpa Ut - , to be past a<br />
child. -fFok, /. school for children.<br />
-fiinp,TO. childbed, lying in. -sborb,<br />
m. cliildbearing. -slig , a. childish,<br />
boyisli; filial. -?)et, /. childness.<br />
-snot>, TO. labour, travail. -etJarfflt)<br />
pi. pangs <strong>of</strong> a woman in labour, -atj<br />
n. childhood, -ol) n. entertainment<br />
at a christening. [fir, pine &c.<br />
Sart) n. leaves <strong>of</strong> fii' or pine, -tt'dby<br />
3arfF, a. stern, fierce, terrible.<br />
3a0> TO, base ; pedestal, -flol) m. bassviol,<br />
-t<strong>of</strong>l,/. base. - »flfi(l> m. who<br />
sings <strong>the</strong> base.<br />
SaS) «. wliipping, beating, flagging. -<br />
Safa, u. a. to baste, to wliip, to beat,<br />
to flog, to lash ; T. to stove.<br />
3a6t>atf , m. Saspantta,/. stove, boiler.<br />
^afalt, TO. basaltes.<br />
:5aulifa,/. basil.<br />
Safiliffalra, /. basilicon,<br />
Safllif?, TO. basilisk, cockatrice.<br />
Sarong, TO. bassoon. [-, hasten.<br />
Sa(l) n. bombasine, fustian ; bast. «f<br />
Safla o4> billSa? f. a. to shackle, to<br />
;»H|lailt, a. strong. [bind.<br />
3,\fttbim, n. bomljasin.<br />
Safun, TO. trumpet, -a, f. c. to soun<br />
<strong>the</strong> trumpet.<br />
3atali, TO. battle, -ett, m, battalioi<br />
33attcti, «. battery,<br />
^ajra, f . a. Sajias, v. rf. to box.<br />
^aynas, v. d. to startle.<br />
Scatbrta) fr". a. to work, to manage.<br />
Scblanba fig, v. r. to enter upon, 1<br />
engage; to have carnal knowledge (<br />
a woman. - Sftlanbclfe j to. engag<br />
ing; carnal knowledge.<br />
ScbOj V. a. to inhabit, to dwell ii<br />
occupy, to tenant. — dig, a. habitabli<br />
3cbygga, f . a. to build upon ; to cu]<br />
tivate, to people.<br />
3cb2ba, v. ". to announce, to bod.<br />
to portend. -tC) m. annouuct<br />
3eba&elfe, /. amiounciation, presagt<br />
matiii beba^EIfe^ag, announciation<br />
day.<br />
3Jetf, n. pitch. -aCtig, a. bitumiuoa<br />
pitchy. -Henbej «. iron-blendi<br />
-blomjler, ". viscous catchfly. -btar<br />
natf, TO. pitch-burner, -bytta, .<br />
pilch -hut. -banb, a. tliievisl<br />
-ftang , TO. pitched hoop , garl<strong>and</strong><br />
-lufra ,/: pitch-cap. -pUjiet,<br />
depilatory plaister. -qpajl, m. pitch<br />
mop. -fom, TO. slioemaker's seam<br />
-tocf, TO. bituminous torf. -tta^, m<br />
shoamaker's thread, -a, v. a. to pitch<br />
SecEct, TO. (b09 barn) meconium,<br />
^ebagat, a. aged. [-ig, a. pitchj<br />
3ebata, f. n. T. to becalm, to cle«<br />
3eba8, V. c?. to beg for. [up, to hill<br />
^ebia, V. a. to pray, to beseech, ti<br />
treat, to beg, to ask, to request, %<br />
say prayers.<br />
SeScaga, f. a. to deceive, to cheat'<br />
to defraud,, to impose upon, to trepan-'<br />
to trap, to ensnare, to cozen , ti<br />
lude, to bilk, to begxiile, to trick, t«<br />
bite. - fig, V. r. to mistake, to b><br />
under a mistake, -te, to. cheat, ii<br />
postor, deceiver, sharper, bite. — 3Jt(<br />
bragert, n. deceit, deception, fraud<br />
imposition, imposture, cheat, delu-<br />
sion. - Scbcaglig, a. deceitful, fran-<br />
duleut, illusory.
23eb<br />
, Utitiftj'"- achievemeBt, deed, exploit.<br />
IBftrifrA, * a. to perpetrate, to commit.<br />
- en faf) to manage a business.<br />
;PcJr<strong>of</strong>li0, «• mournful, sad, sorrowful,<br />
baleful, dismal, doleful, deplorable,<br />
grievous, tragical, w<strong>of</strong>ul. - SebtOffa,<br />
V. a. to afflict, to grieve, to sadden,<br />
to trouble. - Sc&tbfP(l& ) a. sad,<br />
grieved, melancholy, sorrowful. -<br />
to liid, to charge, to enjoin, to direct.<br />
- fram, in ctt. uP) to call forth, in<br />
«[f. up. -nbe, a. comm<strong>and</strong>ing, imperious.<br />
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2Jcgtff|>) n. nolion, idea ; apprehc<br />
»ion , judgment; sense; corapai<br />
conception, perception, comprehe<br />
sion. fort - , compendium, abridgment,<br />
i - att, about to. - Sfpripfl,<br />
f. a. to comprehend, to conceive, to<br />
apprelicnd, to underst<strong>and</strong> ; to ga<strong>the</strong>r<br />
to comprise; to include, to contain.—<br />
aSegripltf}, a. intelligible, ob\-ious. -<br />
gain. - 3fl)flilMtng, /. usage, tre<br />
ment, agreeing.<br />
SegriplisUty /• conceivableness, 3ctcmetj m. hippopotamus.<br />
perspicuity.<br />
SfictCfPa, V. a. to rule, to sway,<br />
Seflrun&aj v. a. to meditate, to ponder reign. -Ilbej n. domination, sw<br />
to consider ; to deliberate, to reflect ; -tfj m. ruler, domiuator. -tinn&y f.<br />
to pause upon, -ti, 3e{iruiifcnitig, /.<br />
meditation, contemplation, reflection.<br />
35tQt&ta-, f. a. to -weep for, to deplore,<br />
to lament, to mourn for.<br />
^efltiinfA, V. a. to limit, to confine.<br />
SegyiinA) v. a. &n. to begin, to commence,<br />
to come up, to enter upon, to<br />
pict, to opeu, to set up, to fall to,<br />
to take to. -te, m. beginner. - Se=<br />
gynnelfe> /. commencement, beginning.<br />
3fB^ ) *•. a. to commit ; to celebrate,<br />
to commemorate ; to manage. — ftfl)<br />
V. r. to be well to pass , to make a<br />
sliift to live. — i\ia-) to be poorly<br />
<strong>of</strong>f. -en&ej n. perpetration, cele-<br />
bration.<br />
Seg<strong>of</strong>Pfl) v. a. to bestow, to present,<br />
to grace, to endow. — &» a. gifted.<br />
Segattpelfei /. celebration.<br />
;»egi;tj n. desire, appetite, tliirst; request.<br />
-0) f. a. to request, to crave,<br />
to ask ; to court, to covet, to dem<strong>and</strong> ;<br />
to cry, to call for, — fln> / request,<br />
entreaty, petition, desiie, dem<strong>and</strong>,<br />
-elfe, / desire, appetite, longing,<br />
lust, carnal desire, concupiscence,<br />
-liflj a. desirous, fond, greedy, covetous.<br />
-Itg^tft, /. dem<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Scgiirbnilljt, /. border.<br />
»C^«tffl, V. a. to dig about.<br />
Se^ag, n. will, pleasure, delight;<br />
grace; relish, gota m till -, to humour<br />
one. -Iy(len,a. wanton, -fiuf,<br />
a. cocquet. -fjufC) /. cocquctry. -fl,<br />
V. n. to pkase, to charm, to like, to<br />
contented. -ligj sable.<br />
grateful, acceptable, proper, pleasant,<br />
delightful: entertaining, engaging.<br />
-lig^Et,/. pleasantness, delightfulncss,<br />
sweetness.<br />
3fl).;nbl«, f. a. to treat, to use ,<br />
manage ; to h<strong>and</strong>le; to make a b;<br />
SeF>)eIpa fig, f. r. to make shift.<br />
Se]&jflplig,a. aiding, assisting, help-<br />
ing, accessory. I>cn vav mig - t mtrt<br />
cnf<strong>of</strong>ntng, he backed me in my application.<br />
S>ti)\ttt&t V. a. to mind, to pity, to<br />
compassionate, to deliberate, -bj a.<br />
stou<strong>the</strong>arted, resolute, courageous,<br />
-tlbfj n. compassion, consideration. —<br />
Sc})]0fi n. want, necessity, need, use,<br />
occasion, call. - 2Jeli0flig, a. necessary,<br />
needful. - ^t\)'i\V>ay v. a. to<br />
need, to want, to have need <strong>of</strong>, to admit,<br />
to have only to, to be required. —<br />
Seiicfranbe, a. needy, wanting, indigent.<br />
St^tugga, v. a. to hew, to lop.<br />
Sc^ctt, n. clcargain; sparing, saving;<br />
reserve, j^an &t i QOH -, he is in<br />
safety, he is well provided for. fi<br />
l«nge jag l>ac vctttt i -, as long as,<br />
I keep in my right wits, -fl, v. a. to,<br />
retain, to keep, to continue. - fOt_<br />
ftg, to keep secret. - faltet, to witt'<br />
<strong>the</strong> field, -m, a. safe, substantial,<br />
slanch. ctl - Pflt.'., a stanch c<br />
dity. -nittg , /. residue , rem<br />
^c\)'Mta.iy a. afflicted, incumbered.<br />
3fbailbig> a. h<strong>and</strong>y, dexterous, cle^<br />
-l^et,/. dexterity, h-iudiuess, ni<br />
bhness,<br />
Srt^anga, v. a. to liaug 'with.
t, a. due, just, fit, proper, com- »eFcy|J«<br />
; respective, qualified, -^ft)<br />
I. to crawl upon ; to im-<br />
3• r. to<br />
kjaFaj f. a. to affiam, to consent.<br />
-nfCi a. affirmative. -, n. Sdflf tling,<br />
ly. aHirmation, consent.<br />
ijJef AJfl) f . a. & n. to embanass, to enjUngle,<br />
to take alarm, -b, a. troubled,<br />
infected witli ; embarrassed, distressed,<br />
.', ._led.<br />
f , a. & s. acquainted, familiar,<br />
/o reiiovz-ned. frt gfltninfll -, an<br />
e. -fF«P) m. acquain-<br />
tance ; familiarity.<br />
Jef *•. UlJa, a. to bemoan, to complain,<br />
lo pity, to deplore, to lament, to be-<br />
il, to be son-y for. - fotgetl, to<br />
dole with one. -n,/. -nbe,/?. bemoaning,<br />
condolence, -ngrct&j 3c=<br />
fUflliU, a. lamentable, pitiful, deplorable.<br />
- Seflflgliflm, ad. unhappily,<br />
alas!<br />
Jeflaba^ v, a. to clo<strong>the</strong>, lo dress, lo<br />
hang ; to occupy, to bear (an <strong>of</strong>fice). -<br />
JjJef liibninflt/; clothing, lining ; cov-<br />
:ha ;"§•<br />
Jef liimmft , v. a. to press, to straiten,<br />
oppress. - ^eflflm^•) a.<br />
ScflAmning, /. anxiety.<br />
^efomntA, v. a. to get, to receive, to<br />
t>«l befomme JEbct, mucli<br />
good may it do you. ^et befom ^10=<br />
Item ilipfnting , lie did not take <strong>the</strong><br />
ilightest notice <strong>of</strong> it. - Sefsmltg, a.<br />
what may be obtained.<br />
>efe|lnab, m. cost, expense, charge.<br />
>eftamla, f. a. to cramp.<br />
>efCfln|'«j V. a. to wreath, to crown,<br />
^el 481<br />
care for, to concern one's self, to<br />
meddle with. - ScEymtfl&j a. anxious,<br />
concerned, uneasy, solicitous,<br />
disturbed.<br />
23efflnrt«) v. a. to confess, to own, to<br />
acknowledge. - /. confiimation , cono- botetj to fine one.<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong> - <strong>English</strong> Diet.<br />
Selagtfl) v. a. t
482 a3el<br />
be -niti <strong>the</strong> besiegers, be -tCy <strong>the</strong><br />
besieged. —VCy m. besieger. — Se=<br />
lagting, /. siege.<br />
Selattfl, v. a. to enfe<strong>of</strong>f, to invest. -<br />
Seliitlitig, / investiture, enfe<strong>of</strong>fing.<br />
Sclafeil 1 a. litterate, versed in books.<br />
-l>rt, /. erudition.<br />
Sfiate, «. image, statue, -feycfan, /.<br />
worship <strong>of</strong> images, -bytfate^ m.<br />
iconolater. -(iotmace) m. iconoclast,<br />
breaker <strong>of</strong> images. -(iop««> m. statue-founder.<br />
^elonA) f. a. to reward, to recompense,<br />
to re([uite. —tC) m. remiuierator.<br />
- Selontn0, /. recompense, reward,<br />
premium.<br />
3clcpa (iflj V. r. to amount.<br />
3emann(l , v. «. to man, to equip. -<br />
Hg, V. r. to take coui'age.<br />
SemsHtlfl, f . a. to palliate, to colour,<br />
lo cloak, to varnish over, to smootli.<br />
— nbCj n. palliation, disguise.<br />
ScineM«) V. a. to mediate, to settle, to<br />
compose, -tej m. mediator. -^ftncb^<br />
linp,/. mediation, accommodation.<br />
Semagtiga (ig, v.r.Xo seize, to usurp,<br />
to possess one's self <strong>of</strong>; to gain, —nbe-y<br />
n. prise, seizure. [aforesaid.<br />
3cm«It, rt. mentioned, fem - at j as<br />
3ctttanga, f . a. to mingle, to mix.<br />
»CtnacFa, v. a. & n. to observe, to remark,<br />
to denote, to signify, to mean. -<br />
3etnacf clfe > /. observation , remark,<br />
signification, meaning, sense.<br />
25ctna(lra fig) v. r. to seize, to master,<br />
to possess.<br />
Semoba fig> f . r. to strive, to endeavour,<br />
to try. jag via - mig pa aOt<br />
tipptatif ligt fatt, att . .<br />
. , I mil take<br />
all pains imaginable, to ... ; I shall<br />
leave no stone unturned, to .... — 3e=<br />
m<strong>of</strong>eanbe, n. endeavour, exertion ; ef-<br />
f'jit.<br />
Setnota> v. a. to receive, to use. -<br />
mtb CPftt, to be abusive to. -nbt-, n.<br />
usage, reception.<br />
3Jfn, n. leg, bone, foot, fiitta en anne<br />
pa bcnen, to raise an army, jagmafte<br />
fciiita f?a&4n Pt& mitt -, I must<br />
take up with that loss, j^jelpa ett J)<br />
benett, to give one a lift. -cfti{<br />
-artati) a. bony, -btanb, -trett, /<br />
fracture. -brottsgras , n. yellomarsh-an<strong>the</strong>ricum.<br />
-brott9|1ert > n<br />
osteo-colla. -btytare, -braFarc, «<br />
osprey, grosbeak. -buFj m. stickle<br />
bag. -byggnab )/. system <strong>of</strong> bone<br />
-fogtting,/. articulation, joint .<br />
bones, -frat, n. caries. -IbattlcfT, .<br />
cuisses, greaves. -?>tnna, / peri,,<br />
teum. -^u$) «. charjielhouse. -FafI<br />
-Falf, m. <strong>the</strong> calf <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> leg. -Fl<br />
bvti pi. breeclies, drawers, -fnap:<br />
m. T. boueknot. -Fncta, /. proti<br />
berance, head <strong>of</strong> a bone. -in'iXy r<br />
exostosis. -liF) a. bony. -Itm<br />
boneglue. -labaj f. cradle, -pip<br />
/. tibia, bone <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> leg. -tangcl,<br />
skeleton, -tota, -fFatfraj /. sijlii<br />
ter, shiver <strong>of</strong> a bone. -fpjiilFj m. ',<br />
splint for a broken leg. -fpatttp,<br />
spina- venlosa. -fpart) 1. bone-bla<br />
-ft>ul(l, m. protuberance <strong>of</strong> a bo<br />
-ungc, m. tenspined cH. lesser stick<br />
back. -t>eb) m. dogberry-tree, w<br />
cornel. -Miyeri) a. ossified. -a»<br />
furrow <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> hair. - , v. a. - fff.<br />
to bone. - ]&ar» to part, -ig<br />
bony; *nice, ticklish.<br />
SfltjOE) m. benjamin, benjoin, asadui<br />
cis. -ratten, n. virginal-milk.<br />
Sena&a, v. a. to pardon, to grant,<br />
^cnabning, /. pardon, grant.<br />
Sfnagcn, a- inclined, disposed, ap<br />
favorable, kind, good, ready. - S<<br />
nagne lafare, courteous reader. ~\)tS<br />
f. benignity, kindness, condescensioj<br />
compliance, propensity, iuclinatiw<br />
proclivity.<br />
Sctiamna, v. a. to name, to call. - ;<br />
namnb, a. aforesaid, named. - ;<br />
namning,/. denomination.<br />
Sforbtaj V. a. to order, to (b'rect.<br />
Seplanta, v. a. to set with plants.<br />
Sepltgta j *>. a. to bind one by oatl<br />
in allegiance.<br />
23eprifa, v. a. to praise, to applaud.<br />
£cpcybA) V. a, to adorn, to decorate.<br />
»
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Se a. convenient, opportune,<br />
seasonable, commodious.<br />
-Itfl^et) /. conveniency, ease, com-<br />
3Jet«ma> v. a. to appoint, to fix.<br />
Setberis, m. berberry.<br />
' Sere^a<br />
I dy.<br />
> v. a. to prepare , to make<br />
ready, to dress. - fig txU bo&eit , to<br />
prepare for death, -fig pS, to lay<br />
cue's account with. -tCj m. furrier,<br />
skinner. - Sctfbbj a. prepared, rea-<br />
- Serebclfe, /. preparation, premeditation.<br />
- 3erf&Iling,/. dressing :<br />
committee. - Serf&fFijp, /. readi-<br />
ness. - 3creiipiai0tet, /. readiness,<br />
willingness.<br />
Sercfa, v. a. to travel to.<br />
^etcjl, a. great traveller.<br />
Scrj) n. mountain, hill, mount, -flf<br />
ti^y a. mountainous. — fllutt) n. rockallum.<br />
-art, TO. mineral, fossil, -be*,<br />
n. Jew's pitch. -bUtty n. mountain<br />
blue, -bo J /n. mountaineer, -brijfj<br />
n. mining, -bygi*, m. liighl<strong>and</strong>. -(Collegium,<br />
ti. council <strong>of</strong> mines. -bufPfl,<br />
/. rock-pigeon, ring-dove, -fettlta,<br />
/. elastic petrol, -fogbe , m. bailiff<br />
<strong>of</strong> mines, -faflntnfl , /. mountain-<br />
fort, -groe, m. wire-grass, -groiit,<br />
n. mountain green. —gult, n. yellow<br />
ockre. -gang, m. metallic vein.<br />
-]^«rts, n. bitumen. -I>
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Sern^ett) m. yellow amber.<br />
SetO) f . n. tn depend, to rely, -etl&e,<br />
3&ttt1fA ilg 1 f. »•. to appeal to , to call<br />
upon. - Setopanbe» n. apped.<br />
3erferF demain bound<br />
to furnish a trooper.<br />
^etyFta, v. a. to defame, to traduce.<br />
-», a. infamous. tOa-, ill spoken<br />
Serytt, m. beryl. [<strong>of</strong>, infamous.<br />
a?CtA&, n. deliberation, -t) a. me& -<br />
mob, wilfully.<br />
^etafttA) V. o. to account for, to<br />
reckon : to render account. - Sttil'<br />
ning» /. calculation.<br />
S'itann&y v. a. to invest, to block up.<br />
Sn'iitat v. a. to tell, to report, to relate.<br />
- en fjuF, to administer <strong>the</strong> sacrament<br />
to a sick person, ttt —6 , it<br />
is said. - Serattelfe, / account, nar-<br />
ration, report.<br />
Secattig«» v. a. to entitle, to authorize.<br />
— nbe, n. authorization.<br />
3etOfl>fl» V. a. to deprive, to bereave,<br />
to spoil, to cut <strong>of</strong>t'. - en \)An6 tj^tn-<br />
bOin» to spoil one <strong>of</strong> his estate. •^n&Cj<br />
n. privation, deprivation.<br />
Sctom, n. praise, commendation ; ap-<br />
plause, -lig) a. laudable, praiseworthy,<br />
-ligtft) /• praise-worthi-<br />
ness. —b, a. praised, famous, cele-<br />
brious. —tttAi v. a. to praise, to celebrate,<br />
to applaud. - fig fiflf , V. r.<br />
to boast, to pride one's self, -mate,<br />
>n. panegyrist.<br />
3ei'
23ef<br />
arraign, to blaroe. - ScfF^Bnttig, /.<br />
accusation, charge, imputation, arraignment,<br />
censuie.<br />
SefFytnffl) f. a, to disgrace, to shame,<br />
to reflect upon, to affront. - 3cfFymf=<br />
tliltpi /. insult, outrage, disgrace.<br />
SefFA5«) f. a. to view, to survey, to<br />
behold, to contemplate, -nie^n. view,<br />
contemplation. -tC^m. searcher, surveyor.<br />
- 3ef?AbIi5) a. contemplative;<br />
intuitive.<br />
ScfFiiftigj a. <strong>of</strong>ficious, busy.<br />
JieftaHa , v. a. to cover (<strong>of</strong> stallions),<br />
-re, m. stallion.<br />
SefFiinft, a. tipsy.<br />
SefFiita , v. a. to cut <strong>of</strong>lF, to lop , to<br />
eld ; *to deprive <strong>of</strong>.<br />
SeftAtAj V. a. to give, to confer, to<br />
•stow ; to destine. [to take on.<br />
^efTarmft, v. a. to protect, -fig, v.r.<br />
;SefFonjflj v. a^ - en f«J, to set a<br />
gloss upon a tiling, -ttbej n. palliation,<br />
excuse.<br />
Seflflg, n. plate, boss, spangle, mountgs;<br />
seizure; embargo, -farl, m.<br />
;cise-man. -fejiing, m. T. gasket.<br />
Seflcgen, a. mounted, studded with ;<br />
ught in, convicted <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Seflut, n. decree, ordinance, resolution,<br />
conclusion. —A, v. a. to con-<br />
clude, to decide, to decree, to resolve.<br />
-fam, a. resolute, -famlbet, /. resoluteness.<br />
Sefia, v. a. to beat, to hammer; to<br />
furnisli with a clasp ; to shoe (a horse) ;<br />
to sheath; to wainscot, to lim; to<br />
catch, to trap ; to h<strong>and</strong>, to furl (<strong>the</strong><br />
Seflagtab, a. relate, allied to.<br />
desman, n. steelyard, trone.<br />
Sefmittaj v. a. to contaminate, to infect,<br />
to taint. - Sefmittelfe, m. contamination,<br />
infection.<br />
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Sefeftting, /. concubinage.<br />
Scf<strong>of</strong>Pa, V. a. to lie with, to debauch<br />
a woman, -re, m. bed-fellow.<br />
Sefcliia, *'. a. to give salary, to keep<br />
in pay. - Sefclbning,/. salary, pay.<br />
Sefpana, p. a. to spy out.<br />
Sefpara, v. a. to spare, to save. - ^e«<br />
fpating, /. saving.<br />
Sefpeia, v. a. to spy out. -rcn. spy.<br />
Sefpifa, V. a. to feed.<br />
3ef|JCttaj f . a. to mock, to deride, to<br />
sc<strong>of</strong>f' at. —nbcj n. insult, mockery.<br />
-re, m. mocker, sc<strong>of</strong>fer.<br />
Sefprittga, v. a. lata - ctt (lo, to<br />
horse a mare, to have a mare covered.<br />
SefpCUta, V. a. to besprinkle. - Se*<br />
fpruttling, /. aspersion, irrigation,<br />
squirting. [variegate.<br />
23efpranga, V- a. to besprinkle; to<br />
Sefpbrje, v. a. to inquire, to make in-<br />
Se(l, m. beast, brute. -flFtig, rt. beastly,<br />
brutish, -aftigl^et, /. beasUiness,<br />
brutality. [ship.<br />
Scflttf, ». plan <strong>of</strong> a ship, draught <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Sejlitfa, v. a. to bestick ; to grease;<br />
to corrupt, to bribe. - fig, v. r. to<br />
be involved in; to be hidden.<br />
Sefliga, >. a. to ascend, to mount.<br />
Scjljiila, V. a. to rob ; to pick.<br />
Seflomta, v. a. to storm. - Se(lenn=<br />
ning, /. assault, storming.<br />
Sejlrafpa, v. a. to chide ; to reprove,<br />
to rebuke, to reprehend, to reprim<strong>and</strong>,<br />
to check, to rate, to censure. - J^tflraffning,<br />
/. check, repro<strong>of</strong>, rebuke,<br />
reprehension, censure, reprim<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Sejlribft, V. a. to dispute, to oppose,<br />
to contradict, to gainsay; to manage,<br />
to perform, to administer ; to defray.<br />
— ttbe, n. combating, opposing ; administiation;<br />
defraying, —re, ni. defensor.<br />
[T. to comm<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Scftnutfa, V. a. to dirty, to soil. Sejlryf a, v. a. to rub, to daub over ;<br />
Sefmy*«) V. a. to adorn, to set <strong>of</strong>f, to Seflrala, v. a. to irradiate.<br />
Seflro, V. a. to bestrew, to strow over,<br />
SEfmiJtjfl, V<br />
Scf»i(iti«,<br />
t. to bes ir ; to anoint. to sprinkle over, to powder, to gravel.<br />
;, to entrap. Seflytfa , v. a. to mount with gurus. -<br />
Seiiytfnittg, /• ordinance.
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^Cfl<br />
to exist ; to allow ; to addict, to adjudge.<br />
— tt&) n. stability, duration,<br />
diu-ableuess, conservation. -n6bel)<br />
constituent part , essential part.<br />
banbCj a. constant, firm.<br />
SeffcHaj V. a. to do, to perform ;<br />
appoint; to order, ^tt it bejlallt<br />
meb l)OnOtrt) it is over with him. -<br />
Sefliittning, /. business, err<strong>and</strong>, affair;<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice, post, place, employ, employment,<br />
commission. - BejiaQfami<br />
c. busy, <strong>of</strong>ficious, meddling. -fiim=<br />
]^et> /. <strong>of</strong>ficiousness.<br />
£>«^imt>^ety f. precisioa<br />
^ejiamma, v. a. to appoint, to fix, to<br />
determine, to destine. - SeflammelfCj<br />
/. determination, destination.<br />
^eflanbigja. constant, firm, continual,<br />
steadfast, stable, lasting, -^etj /. constancy,<br />
steadfastiiess , firmness, sta-<br />
bility.<br />
Scjliinfa , v. a. to besprinkle. - S£=<br />
fiiinfning, /. aspersion.<br />
3c(i<strong>of</strong>ltSb) a. booted.<br />
St^'itt-) a. astonished, amazed, confounded,<br />
-nin^y f. consternation,<br />
astonishment, amazement.<br />
Scfublfl, V. a. to soil, to pollute.<br />
Scfutetlj a. l<strong>and</strong>ed, possessed.<br />
SefPfttfl) V. a. to answer, to reply.<br />
— nbej n. answer, reply.<br />
Sefpjfa, v. a. to deceive, \o disappoint,<br />
to delude, to fail, to frustrate.<br />
SefPtflig, a. deceitful, delusory. -Tftty<br />
f. deceitfulncss.<br />
Sefpagtflb, a. affined.<br />
Sefoagta fig) »-• r. to become .nffijied.<br />
SefPAC) /». T. a stone-wall in <strong>the</strong> pitcoal-mines.<br />
SefPat) n. trouble, difficulty, uneasi-<br />
23et<br />
Se(lyt, I. care, management, disposal. ness, pain; T. complaint, griev:<br />
a. to conduct, to dispose, to -»punft,/n. head <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> charge. -«<br />
regulate, to manage.<br />
V. a. to molest, to trouble,<br />
Se|lycE«» '• I- to confirm, to co time, to charge, to burden; to clo{<br />
borate, -nb?) "• testimony, evide<br />
pro<strong>of</strong>, till - b»«raf» in testimony<br />
to incumber ; to grieve, to <strong>of</strong>iFend ; t<br />
complain , to prefer one's grievance.'<br />
where<strong>of</strong>.<br />
Sefia) V. n. & a. to consist <strong>of</strong>, in ; t(<br />
-liflj a. troublesome, burdensomi<br />
tiresome, grievous, difficult, hare<br />
endure, to last ; to persist ; to subsist -lig^et, /. difficulty.<br />
3eft>atja) v. a. to conjiure; to swea<br />
to; to exorcise. -tC-> m. conjurei<br />
exorcist, exorciser. - ScfPStjelfC, Si<br />
fparintng^ /. conjuration, exorci<br />
St^'^nnaM^j a. particular, sing<br />
odd; extra ordinai-y, strange; i<br />
countable. -\)ttyfi siugularity,strange<br />
a3efa, V. a. to sow. [n«<br />
Scfiittflj V. a. to beset ; to plant, t<br />
hedge ; to people ; toman ; to supply<br />
to garrison. - ^efitttlittg j /. garri<br />
son. - Tfo. ttt fPepp , a sliip's i<br />
pany, crew <strong>of</strong> a ship.<br />
Sef<strong>of</strong>, n. visit, -a, f. a. to visil<br />
to call upon; to frequent, to<br />
-atC) m. custom -<strong>of</strong>ficer, scarchei<br />
-fife, /. VXatxt -elfcbaflj <strong>the</strong> visita.<br />
lion <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> blessed virgin Mary, th<br />
Sefola, V. a. to soil.<br />
^efotjfl, v. a. to take care <strong>of</strong>, to<br />
vide for. —nbCj n. care, management<br />
Set, n. pasture. [commis '<br />
Seta, V. a. & n. to pasture, to fee4i(<br />
to graze; to unliarness ; to tan.<br />
Sticky f. maceration, soaking, limepit<br />
corrosive.<br />
Setatfa jig, v. r. to thank for ; to r<br />
fuse, to decline, to excuse one's self.<br />
Setaga, v. a. & n. to deprive ; to ctfi<br />
<strong>of</strong>f, to intercept; to debat, to clear'<br />
to break ; to take, to overcome<br />
strike with amacement. — Setagntf<br />
a. taken, struck, overcome; smitten.<br />
Setala, v. a. to pay, to discharge, \t<br />
requite; to satisfy ; to refund, to recompense;<br />
to retaliate, —ttym. ipajer<br />
paymaster. - Setftltlittg, /. due, payment,<br />
-ebepts, n. quittance.
Setat) m.pl. corner-teeth, dog's teeth.<br />
SrtaCft)«, V. a. to need, to want.<br />
35rte) «. pasture, grazing; lait, lure.<br />
-egtOC) m. rough-stalked meadowgrass.<br />
-stxjgCi m. enclosed pasture-<br />
giound. -gmatrf, m. pasturc-groiujd.<br />
-»ti;ttiflt»rt, / right <strong>of</strong> pasture. -8=<br />
tapp«, /. small pasture-ground.<br />
Sttty V. a. to show, to manifest. - . r. to Lehave, to carry, to conduct,<br />
to behave one's self.<br />
Setetflia, v. a. to signify, to denote,<br />
to betoken. -nbCj n. mark, denota-<br />
tion, signification. [-flap) n. bitter.<br />
3itt\n^-> m. T. bit. -hxxlt-, m. bitpin.<br />
Sttin^t n. condition, a gieement, terms.<br />
I) V. a. to make terms; to agree for,<br />
ion. —nitlg J /". agreement, condi-<br />
^ttitU-i V. a. to entitle. [tion.<br />
Sctjcrtflj v. a. to attend, to serve, to<br />
wait upon , to administer to , to help<br />
one to. - fip, V. r. to take advantage<br />
<strong>of</strong>, to lay hold <strong>of</strong>, to avail one's self,<br />
to make a h<strong>and</strong>le <strong>of</strong>. - Setjeitinfl, /.<br />
attendance, ser\-ice; <strong>of</strong>ficers. - Se=<br />
tjent) m. servant; <strong>of</strong>ficer.<br />
Setoniegta?, n. betony.<br />
Settafthj V. a. to contemplate, to observe,<br />
to consider, to ponder, to reflect,<br />
to meditate. — tt&e> n. contemplation,<br />
consideration. -re> contem-<br />
SrtriiJ'K) V. a, to tread on ; to convict.<br />
^ettajfA) V. a. to concern, to touch.<br />
-nit, n. concerning.<br />
3etriirt{J«, f . a. to oppress, to aggrieve,<br />
Setflft, V. a. to bit, to bridle. - «f><br />
to take <strong>of</strong>f <strong>the</strong> bridle.<br />
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^tttf n. bite; bit, mouthpiece <strong>of</strong> a<br />
bridle, fnifren ^ar 0Ofct -, <strong>the</strong> knife<br />
cuts well, -orb) n. cutting word,<br />
sarcasm.<br />
SettuI, m. horse-bit, bridle-bit.<br />
Sttun^A-y V. a. to burden, to charge.<br />
— IIJE) n. burdening, oppression. — j a.<br />
burdensome, oppressive.<br />
Sctriflaj V. a. to doubt <strong>of</strong>, to question.<br />
Sett>in0«, V. a. to subdue, to reduce.<br />
3Etyba> f . n. to signify, to portend, to<br />
betoken, to bode, to mean ; to be <strong>of</strong><br />
consequence. — ttfefj a. considerable. —<br />
^etybelfe, /. signification, sense. -<br />
Setybenlbeti /. importance, consequence.<br />
- 3etyblig, a. considerable,<br />
important, <strong>of</strong> consequence, signal.<br />
3etyg) n. certificate, testimony. -&yv.<br />
a. to pr<strong>of</strong>ess, to declare, to express;<br />
to attest, to certify, to protest. — flnbe»<br />
n. -clfC) f. pr<strong>of</strong>ession, protestation,<br />
'<br />
declaration, demonstration.<br />
SetJitfa, V. a. to cover, to shelter, to<br />
veil, to screen, to sliield, to over-<br />
sjjread; to cover. - ^ttidttlixiQi f-<br />
Setattfd) V. a. to consider, to meditate,<br />
to ponder, to reflect, to deliberate.<br />
- fig, f. r. to consider, to ad-<br />
vise with one's self; to alter one's<br />
mind, -nbe, n. consideration, deliplator,<br />
observator. - 3ett«f telfe j /.<br />
meditation, reflection.<br />
3etC0) V. a. to trust, to credit, to give<br />
beration; scruple, hesitation; opinion.<br />
- 3etiinFettb , m. time for reflection.<br />
- Setanflig, a. doubtful,<br />
edit. -&^, a. credited, trusted.<br />
SfttycEj n. oppression, grievance, mi-<br />
hazardous, dangerous. -Itg^et, /.<br />
hesitation, doubt. - SetSttffam, a.<br />
r3', affliction, -a > *'. a. to oppress,<br />
afflict.<br />
deliberate, considerate. -faml^Eti /•<br />
considerateness. - Setanft, a. re-<br />
Settygga, v. a. to secure, to ensure. solved upon ; advised.<br />
Seimbra, v. a. to admire, -ft, /. admiration.<br />
— SPcrbj a. admirable, —tty<br />
Sct>af«, '. a. to guard, to take care<br />
to distress. - SettaitgS»,a. distressed.<br />
Brtfa, V. a. to stain.<br />
<strong>of</strong>, to watch, to keep, to observe, to<br />
mind. — ttbcj n. guard ; care, suit. —<br />
Setfel, n. bridle, -(iang, m. branches<br />
<strong>of</strong> a bridle. —tyg^ n. harness, gear. -<br />
SePflfning, /.<br />
escort, guard.<br />
custody, keeping;<br />
Sc»«n&rfl&, a. versed, exercised.<br />
SePftt, n. protection.
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SevatA} v- a- to preserve, to save.<br />
—tl^e>i. conservation, susteutatiou.<br />
-rC) m. keeper.<br />
ScPfltS ! i- God forbid.<br />
StvefHt V. a. to affect, to move, to<br />
stir passion , to s<strong>of</strong>ten. -8 ) v. d. to<br />
relent, to melt. -nbC) a. touching, -nit<br />
fFril) urgent reason, inducement,<br />
motive. - SeceFelfCj /. motion. -<br />
SetJeflifl, a. moving, pa<strong>the</strong>tical,<br />
touching, -lifl^et) /. pa<strong>the</strong>ticalness.<br />
SePtljaj V. a. to grant, to allow, to<br />
assent, to vote.<br />
.ScPtttninp^ /. grant ; royal aid.<br />
Stvii ) n. pro<strong>of</strong>, evidence, testimony ;<br />
certificate , attest ; confirmation ;<br />
pledge, voucher. - 3cPtfa> v. a. to<br />
prove, to demonstrate, to evince, to<br />
make appear; to speak ; to make out<br />
to exert; to show. - ^fpifanbej a.<br />
demonstrative, probatory. -Ii0) a.<br />
demonstrable. -ligett, ad. evidently,<br />
-fling J /. demonstration, en \)t'iiti<br />
-, mark <strong>of</strong> honour.<br />
^nittnay v. a. to testify, to witness,<br />
to bear witness <strong>of</strong>, to give evidence<br />
<strong>of</strong> any point, —nity f. attestation,<br />
testifying.<br />
Seragj n. impulse, motive. )M eget<br />
— , <strong>of</strong> one's own accord.<br />
SePflgen, a. kind, favourable, propitious,<br />
benign. -]^et,/.kindness, favour.<br />
;8eP«n^tJ a. circumstanced, btt 'it tn=<br />
ttt - me& &en fafen, that affair is <strong>of</strong> no<br />
ScpiipnA, f . a. to arm. - |Ig, f . r. to<br />
take arms, —ntty n. armament.<br />
ScPatA) *>. a. to arm, to equip, to<br />
furnish with arms. - ^fPatinfl , /.<br />
aiming, equipment.<br />
^epir&tga, v. a. to deign, to vouchsafe,<br />
to condescend.<br />
Sevd^Af V. n. to grow over. [tilope.<br />
Sejear, m. beroar. -get, /. bezoar-an-<br />
St,n. bee. -afPelj m. rearing <strong>of</strong> bees,<br />
-bcob, n. food <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> bees, -ftatflte,<br />
m. bee-eattr, eat-bee. -Ijonfl, /<br />
queen-bee. -\)Uiy n. beehouse. -l><strong>of</strong>,<br />
m. eat-bee. -fflEa>/. honey-comb.<br />
;<br />
|ji»)fl i -fflffln» beercll. -Pupa, ^<br />
bee-hive, -mobet , /. mo<strong>the</strong>r-bee<br />
-maflfite, m. bee-master, -fjotfel<br />
fti. keeping <strong>of</strong> bees, -(lotf , m. be©<br />
hive. -fPfltrtn, m. bee-swarm.<br />
Si, prt. (la - , to st<strong>and</strong> by. -, ad. J<br />
Itgjtfl -, to lie a-try.<br />
Siaffigt, m. by-view.<br />
Siarbcte, n. by-work.<br />
Sibetfllla, *>. a. to maintain, to ptw<br />
serve, to continue, —nbty<br />
Sibel, m. Bible, -ffljl, a. versed i<br />
<strong>the</strong> Bible. - SiblifP, a. scriptural.<br />
Sibetnett, m. pimpernel. [riaa<br />
Siblietef, n. library, -atie, m. libra.<br />
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Sibtinga, v. a. to insinuate; to ii<br />
tiate, to convey, [to stop, to attend'<br />
Siba, v. n. to stay, to taiTy, to wait<br />
Sibepinb, m. side-wind.<br />
Si&rag, n. concurrence, contribution*<br />
—a, V. a. to contribute, to conduce<br />
to conspire.<br />
Sifatt, n, applause, audience, approbation,<br />
-rep, n. acclamation, -a, v<br />
a. to consent, to grant, to agree, t(<br />
yield to.<br />
3ifo0a, *'. a. to adjoin, to annex , tt<br />
add. -nbe,". adjoining, annexing;<br />
addition. [broidery.<br />
Sigerning, /. by-matter ; border, em-<br />
2Ji5ang, n. appendix, supplement.<br />
Sift, m. confession. -fabeCj/n. fa<strong>the</strong>r<br />
confessor, -penningac, m<br />
money, -fiolj m. confessional. -«»<br />
V. a. to confess. [axe.<br />
Sila, /. axe. bbbels -, executioner'*<br />
Silaga, /. appendage to a \VTiting, instrument<br />
annexed.<br />
SJIbref, n. T. great bill <strong>of</strong> sale.<br />
Silb, m. image, st.itue, figure. -CCbt*<br />
bel, m. Bible with prints, -erfptaf*'<br />
n. figurative style, -byrfate, n<br />
nolater. -gjutace, wi. statue-founder,<br />
-buggare, m. sculptor, statuary, carver,<br />
-buggeri, n. sculpture, chiselwork,<br />
-punft, m. focus, -fnibatefetljl,<br />
/. plastic, -(teb, m. statue,<br />
-(lortnate, m. iconoclast, -petf, n.
carving, figures carved. — fl , f . « 3tf(^0ff, m. orangeade.<br />
fornij to model, to fashiou, to mould, «i(ittare, m. assessor.<br />
to shape. -Jltng) /. make, formation; 3tfrop, m. bishop, -borne, n. -(lift,<br />
shape, fashion.<br />
n. bishopritk, episcopate, diocese.<br />
SUinitf f. collateral line.<br />
Silhtb, m. billiards. -bott,m, -Fulfl,<br />
/. billiard-bill, -jlang, m. billiard-<br />
:b'\\\itti m. billet ; ticket. [stick.<br />
StQ) m. ploughshare.<br />
SiHiSi a. equitable, reasonable, fair,<br />
just; equal. —4) ". a. to approve <strong>of</strong>,<br />
to give into. — l>rt) f. equity, reason,<br />
^in'ii.'i V. a. to bind, to tie, to knit,<br />
to confine, to oblige, -nbe? a. - ff iil,<br />
convincing reason, home argument.<br />
3inbel, m. b<strong>and</strong>age, fillet.<br />
Stnbettytfel, m. key <strong>of</strong> St. Petrus.<br />
^'m'itni^'Ot.^ f. bearbind.<br />
3in&mopfli /. a cap to tie behind.<br />
Sirtbnal> m. knitting-pin.<br />
Sin>Ot&) n. copula.<br />
^inbrettl) m. strap, latchet.<br />
SinWif n. scribchain.<br />
Sin^lhref, n. ligature.<br />
3tttttC«&j m. packthread, twine.<br />
3inge, m. heap. [(plant).<br />
©itigelgras J n. mercure, allgood<br />
I 3inf«j /. flea-bane, erigeron.<br />
• :5inne,<br />
n. tenesmus.<br />
Sinncnljiimn, n. basin.<br />
SiliniffbanS'} m. inkle tap. [worm.<br />
StntrifcmafF, m. tape-worm, gourd-<br />
SicmilAnbig^et} /. accessory circum-<br />
l&itnliiti) m. alehouse-fiddler.<br />
»ira, m. bureau.<br />
^ SifaJi n. by- matter, incident.<br />
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-\)&tt, m. -f^pa, /. pall, mantle <strong>of</strong><br />
a bishop. -mo#« , /. bishop's mitre.<br />
-Ilflf J m. crosier, bat; barrenwort.<br />
-itt, f. fingerflower.<br />
3iimaf, m. aftertaste.<br />
Stf<strong>of</strong>rcrfTa, /. concubine, bed-fellow.<br />
3if|?rings, v. a. to succour^ to assist,<br />
to relieve, to aid.<br />
justness, reasonableness. [scription.<br />
45ilt05, a. outlawed. -JJCC«n&ej72. pro-<br />
©ilagerj n. nuptials.<br />
Stlagga, »». a. to add, to subjoin Sijict} a. fierce, angry, furious, bitter,<br />
terrible, boisterous. —|)et,<br />
; to<br />
bestow upon, to impute ; to accommodate,<br />
to agree, to reconcile. -niS}<br />
n. accommodation, reconciliation.<br />
-te-t m. mediator.<br />
Silopi!Ce> m. interloper.<br />
Sintarie) m. mock-mone, paraselene.<br />
Sinamn, n. by-name, surname.<br />
Sinbfl, /. black bind- weed.<br />
/". fierceness,<br />
Si(ler, m. woodsoot. [fury, wrath.<br />
3t|l», V. a. to assist, to aid, to support,<br />
to back, to second. — en, to<br />
st<strong>and</strong> by one. —nbj n. assistance, support,<br />
-nbtg, a. assisting.<br />
Stfyftcmal, n. secondarj- view.<br />
Sifdtta y V. a. to deposite a corpse. —<br />
Sifiittntnttj/. depositing <strong>of</strong> a corpse.<br />
^ttj m. bit, morsel, piece, -talg,<br />
Sfitay V. a. to bite, j^ott l^ac bitit ^tif=<br />
vuitt flf ffammcn, she is past shame.<br />
- in ell. ipencnij to soak through, to<br />
eat, to penetrate. — n&CjO. biting, sar-<br />
castical, smart, nipping. —S , «'. J. to<br />
bite one ano<strong>the</strong>r. [fish.<br />
Sttflre, wi. mordella, s<strong>and</strong>ing, snafce-<br />
Sitzi^Ry f. a. to assist, to aid, to help;<br />
to accede. — SittcAty n. concurrenc«i<br />
Tiittit-y a. bitter, sharp; biting, nip.<br />
ping ; hostile, angry. —bl
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SjeBta, / small beU.<br />
Sjert, a. bright.<br />
»je^e, m. a stout fellow, bravado.<br />
3tuba) '. a. to bid, to comm<strong>and</strong>, to<br />
order; to <strong>of</strong>fer, to bid, to invite, to<br />
tender. - tmotf to go against. - till,<br />
to attempt, to try, to <strong>of</strong>fer. - <strong>of</strong>fer,<br />
to outbid , to bid a liigher price. -<br />
Wt, to challenge. - Sju^niftg, /. in-<br />
Sitlpg, n. barley. [vitation.<br />
^jocf,/. birch, -faflffy, n. turtleinsect.<br />
-Iflf, rn. inflated lichen. -Iflf e,<br />
m. sap <strong>of</strong> birch. -leta,/ white clay.<br />
-m<strong>of</strong>fft) /• a kind <strong>of</strong> liverwort.<br />
-qPfljl, 77*. birch-broom. -tca(l) m.<br />
misseltrush.<br />
Sjorn, /ra. bear; (borCEttat) dun.<br />
-bt<strong>of</strong>cb, m. Scottish asphodel. -!>«)<br />
n. blackberry, dewberry. -biH, m.<br />
bawdmoney. -fl<strong>of</strong>flj /. bear wort,<br />
cow's parsnip, -j^linb > m. bcardog.<br />
-Flo, m. bear's breech, acanthus. -Ie=<br />
^flte, m. bear-leader. -l<strong>of</strong> fl, /. wild<br />
angelica, -mo^a, /. great golden maidenhair.<br />
—ffiiB,n. bear-hunting. —Pflf=<br />
tateil, m. T. bootes. -0C«, >i. arctotis ;<br />
auricula.- Sjominttfl, /. she-bear.<br />
»I«cE, m. gyves, shackles, bilboes.<br />
Sktf, SIfltfig, a. grayish, "whitish.<br />
ajlab, n. leaf; blade, -et St omriinbt,<br />
<strong>the</strong> tables are turned. tflgA -tt iftAtt<br />
munnm, to declare roundly. -bfl=<br />
fclfe, m. puffpaste. -fjatt, n. leafscales.<br />
-BUlb, rt. goldleaf. -l^iul, n.<br />
wheel -witli ladles. -Ih9, /. wood-<br />
louse. -Io9j a. leafless. -mc^A > n.<br />
spurious moss, -tif) a. leafy, full <strong>of</strong><br />
leaves, -fllpct, n. silverleaf. -fFaft,<br />
n. leafstalk, -fput, m. mildew.<br />
-fPflmp , m. agaric, -tettfl j n. leaftin,<br />
[m. cloth made <strong>of</strong> hurds.<br />
^lapgatn, n. yard spun <strong>of</strong> hurds. -Pafj<br />
2Jlan>, /)r/>. among, between.<br />
JUaniA) V. a. to mix, to blend, to<br />
mingle, to shuffle. - otn ]E>pattannflt,<br />
to confound. - titt , to make up , to<br />
prepare. — (Ifl tj to engage in, to<br />
meddle with. -i», a. medley, misccllaueoua.-<br />
2JIflnblling,/. medly, allay-<br />
23li<br />
ing. - fobct, «. masli. -fab,/, meslin.<br />
Slflltf, a. briglit, shining, glittering,<br />
clear, -t fparb , naked sword, -fjfl,<br />
m. bleak, blay. -fmctjfl, /. blacking,<br />
-a, p. a. to burnish, to brighten, to<br />
polish. —\tty f. brightness.<br />
3knF«rb, m. beam <strong>of</strong> a carriage.<br />
SlailFett, 7«. blankbond.<br />
3IattfI, m. r. sheet-iron.<br />
^IflUfcD, n. smalt. [mai<br />
3lecF» n. tin, latten. -flagatf, m. tii<br />
Sletfa, f .
mi<br />
left, to remain. - titt intet? to come<br />
to nothing, -uppty to stay up. -ute,<br />
to stay out. - utom ffg> to get besides<br />
one's self. - PfitfC, to perceive. -<br />
vib, to persist.<br />
3IigMj f . ri. to gaze, to stare.<br />
^Itll5 ) a. blind ; effaced ; implicit,<br />
-boi, m. hidmau's-bliud. -fOlljlCTj<br />
n. blind, false window, -fttflgg, wi.<br />
hornetfly. -lyfta,/. glim. -mAfF,m.<br />
hag. -net, /. blindness.<br />
iSIillbfl, /. T. spritsail.<br />
ditlf, w. twinkling, i -ettj instantly.<br />
fi, p. n. to bliuk, to twinkle.<br />
Slijrt) OT. lightning, t Cll -, at an in-<br />
stant, -(hrale, m. flash <strong>of</strong> lightning,<br />
-rsj V. n. to lighten, to flash.<br />
»lctf, 7Z. block; pig, sow; pulley.<br />
-I^US, n. blockhouse, fortin. -fap) m.<br />
pitsaw. -tawXy n. block-tin. -PflJtC,<br />
m. low heavy wagon, -di -, m.<br />
blockade. -etfl> f . a. to block up.<br />
Sleb ) m. fi n. blood ; consanguinity,<br />
race, family. - at tjcdflte an rfltt=<br />
net J close is my shirt, but closer is<br />
my skin, -bflb, n. massacre, -banb,<br />
n. tie <strong>of</strong> blood. —tolJ j ot. furuncle.<br />
-6em ) m. sentence <strong>of</strong> death, -fanaj<br />
/. red banner, -fiinf , m. bull-finch.<br />
-fIo& , ?i. hemorrhagy. -fran^C j m.<br />
relation by blood. -fuH, a. sanguineous<br />
; bloodshot, -full^et, /. pletho-<br />
ra, -farjt, m. bloodcolour. -foc=<br />
PflnttlTap, m. consanguinity, -flitig,<br />
a. bloodthirsty, -gang , m. issue <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> blood. -I^unb, m. bloodhound,<br />
bulldog, -l^amnfe) m. bloody aveugement.<br />
-igel , m. leech, -flintf, m.<br />
clod <strong>of</strong> blood, -farl, m. blackpud-<br />
ding. -forf, n. bloodvessel. -IcfPCt,<br />
m. gore. —\\\tym. lixivium <strong>of</strong> blood.<br />
-lutgfytAj /. prussic acid. -leg, a.<br />
bloodless, -pmningatt pi. bloodwit,<br />
-pinfning,'/. pissing <strong>of</strong> blood.<br />
-tencn&E, a. purgative. -tOt > /.<br />
tormentil. -jTain, m. incest. -fFul?)<br />
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m. guilt <strong>of</strong> blood. -fFanbatCj m. incestuous<br />
person. —fpatt, m. farcy.<br />
-fpillan , /. bloodshed, -fpottnitig,<br />
/. spitting <strong>of</strong> blood, -fvrangb, .2.<br />
bloodspriiikled. -(lesij m. bloodstone.<br />
-jHttanfce, a. bloodstopping. -ftottning,<br />
/. hemonhagy. -fugcte, m.<br />
vampyre. -faCj n. bloody -vvound.<br />
—tappux.-, n. great biunet. -ttfl^, n.<br />
bloodwood. -totfl, m. bloodthirst.<br />
-XfiXt f.pl. ichor, -pattenj n. lymph,<br />
fla en -, to draw blood <strong>of</strong> one.<br />
-a&ec, /. vein, -ft, V. a. to blood.<br />
—tgj a. bloody; sanguinary.<br />
Slotnma, /• flower; blossom; bloom;<br />
prime. - 3Iomflj;>«- spite <strong>of</strong> flowers.<br />
-blab, n. petal, -biigare, jn. calix.<br />
-ffotfjw. umbel. -fly,«. chermes. -fO»<br />
>et [pa, gta0),n. glume. -fa(ie,«. recep-<br />
tacle. -\)iVt, m. flowercup. -t)ol(ier)<br />
n. spa<strong>the</strong>. -Fnippe, n. cyma. -fnopp,<br />
m. bud <strong>of</strong> flower, -frona, /. campanula.<br />
-Frtjfa, /. flowerpot. -Fal,<br />
/. cauliflower. -laf, m. cupthong.<br />
-. d. to blossom, to flourish, to put<br />
3Ieni>er, m.pl. blond-laces, [blossoms.<br />
3lo#, n. link, torch, -ft, v. n. to<br />
blaze, to flame. [late, to sacrifice.<br />
3Ict, n. sacrifice, -ft, v. a. to immo-
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Slittt «• bare, naked, uncovered,<br />
alone, mere. -, ad. merely, only,<br />
but, barely. -ftHHay f • a- to expose.<br />
—4) f. a. to uncover, to bare, to strip,<br />
to lay oue's self opeu. - v'atW\ y to<br />
draw <strong>the</strong> sword. [shut <strong>the</strong> eyes.<br />
Slunb) m. slumber, nap. -«, v. n. to<br />
Sly, n. lead. -Axhttty n. plumbery.<br />
-flfTa, /. lead-ashes. -itUiy m. T.<br />
lead-crystal. -eCtSj m. blacklead.<br />
-ertepentia, /. -(lift) m. Llackleadpencil.<br />
-5lan9,m.leadglance. -glae,<br />
n. leadglass. -gultj «• yellow lead,<br />
-^pitt, n. white lead". -Io& , «.<br />
plumb, -malnt) /«. lead-ore. -<strong>of</strong>tA)<br />
/. lead-ochre. -tOt, /. lead- wort.<br />
-flagfltc, m. plumber, -fetfec, n.<br />
sugar <strong>of</strong> lead, -fpct, w. leadspar.<br />
-ftclmalm,»!.steelgiainedlead. -flo=<br />
TfKtty m. plumber, -fpctf , m. lead-<br />
trail, -tfitffl) /. pig <strong>of</strong> lead, -pittb,<br />
TO. drawing machine to draw tlie lead<br />
for windows. -Attif Aj /. vinegar <strong>of</strong><br />
saturn. -dj v. a. to lead.<br />
SlyS) a. bashful, shy, shamefaced,<br />
coy, -A9) t". rf. to be bashful, to<br />
blush. —b, m. shame, ignominy, disgrace;<br />
privities. -\ety f. bashful-<br />
ness. -fant) a. bashful, modest. -fufPUb i - , to beat on<br />
brains, -fif?, m. soaked fish. -OJ<br />
a. blear-eyed, dim-sighted, -a, v.<br />
to steep, to macerate, to sop. -\)tty<br />
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s<strong>of</strong>tness, -n*) *"• n. to s<strong>of</strong>ten, to S<strong>of</strong>t>cn=btamfegcl, «. royal. (Pfret -,<br />
elt, to relent. -Ilinft) / soaking, shyscraper. -btamflang , m. royal<br />
aceration. [<strong>of</strong> Stockholm. mast, -bailtfel, m. lashing <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
So, n. t. e. Stotftolms = -, inliabitant slirows <strong>and</strong> stays, h<strong>and</strong>-seizing. — |>yt=<br />
SOt >" place <strong>of</strong> abode, habitation, ta,/. poop ro^-al. -fry#bramfegel,<br />
dwelling, abode; housekeeping goods<br />
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n. great main top staysail. -fry#fegel,<br />
<strong>and</strong> chattel, inheritance; estate;<br />
stock ; .nest. — o4> -IjAU j house <strong>and</strong><br />
n. mizen topgallant royal sail, -fol,<br />
m. upper false keel, -fhjfblinba, /.<br />
moveables, flytt*-, to remove, to spritsail-topgallant sail. -(langilag=<br />
move, —tragi) m. embezzlement <strong>of</strong> fegelj n. mizea spindle-staysail.<br />
goods or money committed by one Sog, m. shoulder; T. bow. en tunt<br />
partner to <strong>the</strong> prejudice <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
-fftjl, a. l<strong>and</strong>ed who has his own<br />
-, a blufl'bow. -anface, m. bowanchor,<br />
-bruten, a. splayed. -Itna*<br />
house. -flyttning, /. removal,<br />
-fanig, a. decayed. -fAHigl^et , /<br />
decay. -I?40, -S>ag9tyg , n. movea-<br />
/. buoy-rope, -fanon, m. headpiece,<br />
-fptot, «. bowsprit, -frepj OT. curvature<br />
<strong>of</strong> a ship, -timmet, n. crockbles<br />
in a house. -Iff, m. goods <strong>and</strong><br />
chattels. -palat,jD/. flA net
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-ft'dfVtt, capitals, -jlflflig, a. literal.<br />
-ttytfare, m. printer. -trycEcreito^e,<br />
m. prcnliceprinter. -try tf fltepre^j m.<br />
printing-press. -trytffltefPfiCtfl, /.<br />
printing-ink. -ttydttUn. iinprimery,<br />
typography. -vett)n. literature, learning,<br />
-rurm, m. hookworm. - 3<strong>of</strong>=<br />
Up, a. -afonflet) literature, letters.<br />
9<strong>of</strong> A) V. a. to beat <strong>the</strong> ore small. —tC)<br />
m. blocker. - S<strong>of</strong>^XlttimAte, m.<br />
kiiocker's hammer, -ftaxtip) m. -Vttf)<br />
n. stampuig-mill, poolwork.<br />
3efenj a. half rotten. - 3<strong>of</strong>na) *'. n.<br />
to grow rotten.<br />
Sola, f. n. to hugger. -re> m. buggerer.<br />
- Soleri, n. fornication.<br />
Sela5,n. partnership, -iman^m. part-<br />
Solby, OT. principal estate. [ner.<br />
Solneting, m. hornet.<br />
Sett J TO. hall; T. pompet; tennis.<br />
-\)Ui) n. tennis-comt. -fpel, «. ten-<br />
uis, -fpif, «. y. cloutnails.<br />
iSolmort, /. henbane. [licken, tick.<br />
Selfict, «. bed. -P«t, «. ticking,<br />
3eIU5> '«. bole.<br />
Solrerf, «. bulwark.<br />
Solyica, /. great axe.<br />
iBom , m. bar ; T. boom ; caneroU ;<br />
kneeroll. fl^ -, to mistake, {ifitilefpel)<br />
not to hit. -tc0j n. guestrope,<br />
-ma fore, v. a. to bar, to bolt.<br />
Somb, OT. bomb, -frt, a. bombpro<strong>of</strong>.<br />
-f alining, /. casting <strong>of</strong> bombes.<br />
-fits, m. bombketch. -fltbcrs, v. a.<br />
to bombard, -nt&etinfl,/. bombard-<br />
3ombfl, n. table; T. board. lafa tiVi -5,<br />
to say grace before meat, gubs -, <strong>the</strong><br />
Lord's supper, cm — , on board, aboard,<br />
fafla Ofrct -, to cast over b(<br />
liigga om -, to run a long side,.<br />
-&uf, m. tablecloth, -fot, m. leg o|<br />
a table, -famrat, m. table-fellow,<br />
-laba,/. drawer <strong>of</strong> a table. -laggaj<br />
v. a. to plank <strong>the</strong> outside <strong>of</strong> a sliip.<br />
-buf, m. tablecloth, -fot, m. leg <strong>of</strong><br />
a table, -famrat, m. table-fell<br />
-laba, /: drawer <strong>of</strong> a table. -l;;gga,<br />
V. a. to plank <strong>the</strong> outside <strong>of</strong> a ship,<br />
-liiggning, /. outside-planking <strong>of</strong><br />
ship. -lejra ,/. grace, -fllfper,<br />
tableplate. -ffifper, m. slate for wi<br />
ing-tablet. -ffifpa, /. leaf <strong>of</strong> a table,<br />
-ffap, n. cupboard. -fattfPap, n. table.<br />
-Pan, m. table-friend, parasite.<br />
Soren, a. bore.<br />
Sorg, OT. castle, fort; y. preventer;<br />
safeguard, -bcmarc, m. judge <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
castle, -breirep, n. false tie. -gref»<br />
PC, m, burggravc. -garb, m. palace<br />
yard, -majlare, m. biu-gomestci<br />
major, -ratt, m. palace-court. -ta0»<br />
n. preventer. -pant=tag, n. swifter.<br />
2Jorga,f. a. to take upon trust tU. tick,<br />
to give upon trust, to sell upon credit.<br />
- lit, to lend out. - af, to borrow <strong>of</strong>. -<br />
Sorgen, m. bail, security, surely.<br />
ga i - for, to be bail for. - Sorge»<br />
nar, m. creditor. - Sorgcsiuan , m.<br />
surety, bondsman.<br />
Sorgare, m. butgher, citizen, -aftig,<br />
a. cilizenlike. -eb, m. cilizcn's-oalh.
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-ftona, /. civil crown, -tdtt) m.<br />
citizenship, privilege <strong>of</strong> a citizen,<br />
-(latlb, n. order <strong>of</strong> citizens, -raft,<br />
m. trainb<strong>and</strong>s. -viS) ad. citizculike. -<br />
;»ernerHg, a. civil. - tunjta, <strong>the</strong><br />
duties <strong>of</strong> a burgher. - ^OCUCrfFap, «•<br />
bui'ghership, commonalty <strong>of</strong> citizens,<br />
IBorii A)/, bastard <strong>of</strong> a horse <strong>and</strong> an ass.<br />
drt, m. auger, gimlet, -blotf, n.<br />
clave. -jifT, m. shellfish. -0«lt, m.<br />
T. hole bored. -gtaS, n. cenchrus.<br />
-mafcj)tn,/.r. boring-frame, -ttljol,<br />
«. borings, -fl, f. a. to bore; to<br />
wrench eff. dislocate <strong>the</strong> foot. -en><br />
/?!. dislocation in <strong>the</strong> foot.<br />
Scrrc» ''I. sea-hedgc-hog.<br />
Savit, m. bristle. -ajT, -gtSff, w. matgrass.<br />
-tt(tel, TO. english s<strong>of</strong>t gentle<br />
thistle, -tag) n. gooscooru. -a fig,<br />
V. r. to bristle ; to give one's self airs,<br />
-ip, a. brisUy.<br />
Serjle, m. brush. - SotllbtfliifltC, m.<br />
bruslimaker. - Sctfia,
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tion on paui <strong>of</strong> fire. -fPcpp, n. firaahip.<br />
-fprutfl, /. fire-engine. -(Iflff,<br />
m. firestick. -(leflC) m. fireladd^<br />
—|ldb» m. suLsidj for damage from<br />
fire. -ffrt» m. survey <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> heartlis<br />
or chimiieys. -Uggla, /. sliorteared<br />
owl. -tafty m. watchman.<br />
;8tatlt» a. steep, acclivous. -, 5. m.<br />
precipice. —\)ttyf. precipice, declivity,<br />
steepness.<br />
Stflfa> /. fire, —f V. n. to flame.<br />
aJtAfllirttflb, n. brasll, bra2dl.<br />
StflfPc, V. n. to rustle, to bustle ; *to<br />
carrj- it high. —nbfj n. pomj), shew,<br />
ostentation, display.<br />
3tA^) m. brace. -fJattfUng, m. pendant<br />
<strong>of</strong> braces. -«, r. n. to brace.<br />
- fytfant) to square <strong>the</strong> yards.<br />
StA'finy m. bream, -blab, 7i. quill wort.<br />
Steb, a. broad, wide; deep. flOC« (Ig<br />
fioc 0^ -, to look big. -Uf, TO.<br />
pearled liclien. -bj/. breadth, wide-<br />
ness ; deptli ; T. latitude, fla i - tne^<br />
nagon, to rank with one.<br />
2Jte>A> V. a. to spread, to extend. -<br />
upp en fang, to make a bed.<br />
Stei>Pi&) ad. near, nigh, beside, by, at<br />
<strong>the</strong> side <strong>of</strong> ano<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
JJtefj n. letter, epistle ; paper, oppet<br />
-, letter patent. -toE, m. lettercopybook.<br />
-batAte, m. postman.<br />
-&uft)«,/. carrier, -penningat, //!.<br />
postage, -flattflte} m. letter writer,<br />
letterbook. -peplfl, f . n. to keep correspondence.<br />
-pej;IinB> /• correspondence<br />
by letters. -pafTfl , /. let-<br />
3reflljfl, /. brazil, gul -, geelhaut.<br />
SritfA, /. man.<br />
33rig«ntm, /. brigantine.<br />
»cigg, m. brig.<br />
ajtiljflttt, m. brilliant.<br />
^Jtimmft, V. a. T. to bream.<br />
litinQAy f. breast, biisket.<br />
Sringa, v. a. to bring, to fetch, to<br />
convey, to carry. - fram j to bring<br />
forward, to pioduce. - \)ity to bring<br />
hi<strong>the</strong>r. - i b«g»ljufet , to bring to<br />
light. -in>to briiig in, to bring liome.<br />
- om UfPet> to put one to death. - |<br />
tia x'ittA , to settle. - tia raga , to ',<br />
bring about. [ni. trigger. 'i«<br />
aSrinf, m. descent <strong>of</strong> a hill. -Ijanf,<br />
Sritinfl, *-. n. to burn, to heat, to ferment.<br />
- ut» to burn out. -n^ty a.<br />
burning ; ardent.<br />
Stiffl, /. T. cat's paw.<br />
Srijl, m. want, need, defect, deficiency<br />
; failure, failing, default. -fanig> ,<br />
a. rtm to decay; shattered. -A, v. n.<br />
to fail, to lack, to want. i<br />
StiflA) V. n. to break, to burst. - ut t,<br />
to fly, to fall into.<br />
Srttae l<strong>of</strong>, m. garlic.<br />
SritS, TO. bedboard.<br />
StO, /. bridge, -byggnab , /. building<br />
<strong>of</strong> bridges. -feg^r, to. surveyor<br />
<strong>of</strong> bridges. -IjPalf, /i. arch <strong>of</strong> a<br />
bridge, -f ijlA , /. pile <strong>of</strong> a bridge.<br />
-pelatCjTO. pier, -pentttngar} TO. /:<br />
pontage. -fTans, to. sconce <strong>of</strong><br />
bridge. -tuH, TO. bridge-toll. -<br />
>. a. & n. to bridge.<br />
^t0^b, TO. frustuail ; blade, -a, v.<br />
to furnish shoes with frostnails.<br />
StO&ft, StOC) TO. bro<strong>the</strong>r, -battb)<br />
brotlierhood. -battl, n. child <strong>of</strong><br />
one's bro<strong>the</strong>r, -tettec, /. r<br />
-mcr&j n. fratricide, -fon, m. nephew.<br />
-fPap, n. bro<strong>the</strong>rhood, fellowship,<br />
congiegation ; fraternity.<br />
3ro^era) v. a. to embroider. - StO*<br />
beti, n^ embroidery.<br />
StoE, TO. y. breecliiiig.<br />
St<strong>of</strong>ab, TO. brocade.<br />
»roFfageI, to. plover.<br />
3r<strong>of</strong> ig, a. variegated, pated. -^rt, /.<br />
variegation. — t, uTO. black-berry, [warbeetle.<br />
Srem») to. horsefly; snaffle, -fulaj /•<br />
SrottS > TO. brass, braze, bronze.<br />
ajronfera, v. a. to braze.<br />
J3r<strong>of</strong>T, n. cartilage, gristle, -aftigy i<br />
caitilagineous. -})innay f- perichon-<br />
Srott, «. fracture, breacli, rupt<br />
epilepsy; crime, trespass. —mal)«.<br />
criminal cause, -malstomare,
sherifT. -ntAldbomfloI) m. criminal<br />
court. -maUIag, m. criminal law.<br />
-malstcUbcF,/. criminal code. -fltJJ,<br />
a. criminal, guilty, -fltlip, m. criminal,<br />
delinquent. \y. d. to wrestle.<br />
;5tettare> m. wrestler. - 3cottfl9,<br />
3}tU&,/. bride, fia -> to marry, -btctj<br />
TO. common dropwort. -ftsiltfl, -taf<br />
|1fl>/. brideraaid. -gwmme, ^n. bridegroom.<br />
-gAfPA) f. sponsal present.<br />
-flaining,/. wedding-gown. -fransj<br />
m. bridal garl<strong>and</strong>. -Ic^atEj m, paranympli.<br />
— fflt) «. a <strong>new</strong> married couple.<br />
-|?i|t«j /• bridemaid. -tibbatej<br />
m. brideguard. -fFatt, m. dowry.<br />
-fPritt, /. epitlialamium. -fFtU^, m.<br />
nuptial ornament, -fpfn , m. brideman.<br />
-fai>g> /• bridebed. -riflfflj<br />
m. wedding. —tnl) n. wedding-oration,<br />
-rif.-., /. wedding-song.<br />
Sttif) 'J. custom, fashion, practice, use,<br />
usage; work, forge; mortar; culture,<br />
cultivation; tillage. — flj v. a. & n.<br />
to use <strong>of</strong> ; to employ; to cultivate;<br />
to use, to be wont. -biX-, a. fit, useful,<br />
serviceable. -t'f.rl}et} f. useful-<br />
ness, aptness. -Ujt^ a. usual, common ;<br />
customary; modern, -llittlf)/. usage ;<br />
culture. - Stufspattony m. proprie-<br />
tor <strong>of</strong> a work. [giowl, to gnarl.<br />
Srumtna, t-. n. to hum, to buzz, to<br />
Srtui, a. Lrowu. bdfa en - od[) bU,<br />
to beat one black <strong>and</strong> blue, -cftiu,<br />
a. brownish, -fulla,/. st<strong>and</strong>er-grass.<br />
-fal, m. blue cabbage. -nacEe, /n.<br />
(fagel) moriUon. -<strong>of</strong>fCtt, /. brown<br />
ochxe. -ret) /. blind-nettle. -fFa,<br />
V. n. to turn brown. -friir«) /.<br />
waterliemp-agrimony. -fpfltj m. siderocalcit.<br />
-flerij m. manganese.<br />
Wtuni'flj V. n. to rut.<br />
^tUnM>0(P, m. stinking lie-goat.<br />
aJrurI^^«r(lC, m. a kind <strong>of</strong> thistles.<br />
Scuiifninfl) /. rut.<br />
Srunctt) m. prune! ; self-heal.<br />
Sruilfl, m. well, spring ; waters, -gaft,<br />
m. drinker <strong>of</strong> mineral waters. -I?al)<br />
n. kerbstone, -ktf, n. wellcover.<br />
-miiflflte, m. master <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> wells.<br />
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-teilfarej m. cleanser <strong>of</strong> wells. -re}>,<br />
K. wellrope. -tct, «. -ttnimma, /.<br />
pipe <strong>of</strong> a pomp, -frattgelj m. swipe<br />
3witl(l) m. rut. -tg, a. ruttish.<br />
Snjfa, V. n. to roar, ett -ttbe t>flf , a<br />
Snisl^flne, m. tuff. [raging sea.<br />
StrufF) m, cartilage, -ig, a. cartila-<br />
^tUttOPigt, m. grossweight.<br />
StVi v. a. to puzzle, to trouble, to<br />
perplex, to tease , to vex. - fig ctlt)<br />
to meddle with, to care for. t>«C(;<br />
iBa Ityiiy to be at one's wit's end.<br />
Sry^eri) n. puzzle, perplexity, embarrassment.<br />
Scybfatltj a. troublesome, vexatious.<br />
Sryg^, m. brewing.<br />
^rV3ga> / bridge.<br />
Srygga) ^- " to brew, -re, m.<br />
brewer. - ^rysgeri, n. brewhouse.<br />
-far, n. brewing-tub. -fittel, m.<br />
brewkettle. -t>crE , n. brewing concerns.<br />
- Srypgniitg, /. brewing.<br />
Sryning, m. second cousin.<br />
Sryn, «. brim, edge, surface.<br />
Srytia, v. a. to toast, to burn.<br />
Sryna, v. a. to whet, to set. - Srync,<br />
Sryn(ien, m. hone, whetstone. -<br />
^ryttflal, n. table-steel.<br />
3rytt)a, /. coat <strong>of</strong> mail.<br />
Sryta, v. a. & n. to Lreak; to sprain ;<br />
to gall ; to fold ; to plait : to refract<br />
to check. - af, to break <strong>of</strong>f. - fon=<br />
^e^, to break asunder. - ut etl tanfc,<br />
to draw a tooth. - igetiom, to<br />
force tlirough. - «t fig pa ttagO!!, to<br />
insult one. - upp ifratt etl ert, to<br />
decamp, to move <strong>of</strong>f. - pa. lyfFa,<br />
to have a german accent. - etnot, to<br />
transgress, to violate, to <strong>of</strong>fend, to<br />
abuse. - frailt, to be forth, to appear.<br />
- upp, to chap. - ftg, V. r. to<br />
turn, to change. - 3riiten StetifPa,<br />
broken <strong>Swedish</strong>. - Sryttling,/. fraction,<br />
breaking; touch <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ague,<br />
stretching ; refraction ; strange accent.<br />
33ra, f. n. to take after, to resemble.<br />
StU) n. rupture, hernia, inftiartt -,<br />
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irreducible hernia. -t>anb , n. suspensory,<br />
truss, b<strong>and</strong>age. -fPafatf) m.<br />
operator, -ort, /. rupture-wort.<br />
ajrab, a. hot, eager, keen in desire,<br />
early, premature, hasly. - fTittltflb,<br />
recouiiter. I)afPA -totn, to be iir a<br />
hurry, fflftct bet fFet itfe t -, it<br />
won't be so soon done, -mogctt, a.<br />
premature, precocious, -fpclj n. T.<br />
windlass, -flottft, v. a. to precipitate,<br />
to throw headlong, -attff,/.<br />
pi. early-pease. -fTfl) /. liurry, precipitation.<br />
-f?fl) t'. «• to hurry.<br />
StAiiuVi n. precipice, abyss, gulf. -,<br />
a. precipately deep. — bcbj m. sudden<br />
death. -, a. suddenly death.<br />
SraF, n. difficulties ; T. fraction.<br />
StlUy f. brake.<br />
3dtaXa,i t^. a. to break; - O^j to puzzle<br />
one's self with. [flamuiation.<br />
Stailflb) m. concupiscence, lust; in-<br />
State, m. lumber, luggage, trash.<br />
O&t'aSy m. crack, breach.<br />
Sta«fi, / crack, flaw; T. fore-slieet.<br />
Sratffl, V. a. to crack, to spiring. - pa<br />
plob, to broil.<br />
SratfltjJ, a. frangile; infirm. -\ct, f.<br />
brittleness ; infirmity.<br />
Srabbj ni. brim, margin, brink, edge,<br />
side, -full, a. full to <strong>the</strong> top.<br />
Sia,t!ia.-> V. a. to fill to <strong>the</strong> top.<br />
Srabe, n. board, deal; table, fpela -,<br />
to play at draughts. flA Ctl lit -, to<br />
surpass one. - Stablapp, m. piece<br />
<strong>of</strong> a board. - StabfTjuI, n. shed. -<br />
©tabfla, V. a. to wainscot. - Stii'-<br />
fpel, 'I. draughtboard. - liii^^iiQy f.<br />
sawmill. - »ta&t>aB0, /. board par-<br />
»tafa, V. n. to bleat. [titioii.<br />
;Btafen, m. & n. fern. -tMM^ n.<br />
hayry fern. [-a, f . «. to border.<br />
£tam, m. eflel, m. bujnin<br />
lens, glass, -flal, n. burnt steel, -f^<br />
n. biun. -tCtf , m. turf for fcwe)<br />
-t>eb, m. fewel, firing, -ptii,/. bran<br />
dy. -l>inga&POfat, m. peltifoggei<br />
-pilisbtannatc, m. distiller <strong>of</strong> br<strong>and</strong>)<br />
-ptftsbtanneti, n. stUlliouse. -riiij<br />
liigh ; to bridge up ; to swell.<br />
^Ubblfl, / bubble.<br />
SuiUi / buckle, curl, butfloc t oro=<br />
nen, ean-ings. -Sutflera, v. a. to ciul.<br />
T^ui) rn. jjrecept, comraaudment ; oiler.<br />
-et&)«. commaudniL'nt.<br />
;8u^J n. messenger, message. -ViX«Xi-i<br />
rn. messenger. -fTsp, n. message.<br />
»ubb, m. smelt.<br />
Suffcl, m. buff, buffalo, buffie.<br />
»ug«> f. «. - ffa, V. r. to bow, to<br />
make a bow. -tt&e, «. Su0tlinfl, /.<br />
bowing.<br />
3Jut{tj /n. bend, flexure, incurvation,<br />
ciu-ve, bent ; direction ; gulf, bay. fa<br />
- tJA eit) to make one yield. - af en<br />
f^avej <strong>the</strong> round <strong>of</strong> an hare. - |)a ttt<br />
tag, lack <strong>of</strong> a rope, -a, t'. 'J. -« fig,<br />
V, r. to bend, to curve, to me<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
—ig, a. cuive, bent, sinuous, convex ;<br />
swelling out ; protuberant.<br />
»uf, m. beUy. -pa ttt feflel, <strong>the</strong><br />
bimt <strong>of</strong> a sail. -fyllA, /. belly timber.<br />
-giot^, / girt, ciugle. -Qafbins<br />
, m. bimtline. -^intlfl , /. peritoneum,<br />
-ref, M. gripes, -forg, /.<br />
bellycare. -a, f . «• to swell. - ut,<br />
to swell out, to bulge out. -ig, a.<br />
beUied, swelling out. [bruise.<br />
Sulfl,/. bump, swelling, protuberance ;<br />
Sul&an, m. sackcloth.<br />
Sulig, a. full <strong>of</strong> bumps.<br />
3uaa, /. bull,<br />
^ulle, m. a loaf <strong>of</strong> bread.<br />
^uEct, n. noise, clamour, bustle.<br />
-b^a, m. noisemaker. -Hom(iet, «.<br />
alobcflower. -fam, a. noisy. - Sutl-<br />
C^, V. n. to make a noise,<br />
^lllna, V. n. to swell; to matter. -^,<br />
f. swelling ; morbid tumour.<br />
3ult, m. bolt, -jetn, «. boltiron.<br />
Sulta, ". a, to kuock, to beat, to<br />
tlu-ash.<br />
3un&9fetranbt, m. ally, confederate.<br />
Sutlfe, m. a flat bottomed bowl.<br />
Sunfil, m. uva intestinalis.<br />
»Ullt, m. bimdle, bale. -laift, m.<br />
sule-leatlier. -maf flte , w. furrier.<br />
^lir, m. cage. [-m<strong>of</strong>fflj /• fm-cap.<br />
^yf 499<br />
Surbref, « a writing confeiTing <strong>the</strong><br />
freedom <strong>of</strong> a town. - Swcffap , n.<br />
freedom <strong>of</strong> a city.<br />
Sutbui , ad. headlong, at once. liipa<br />
- pa etl, to run full butt at one.<br />
Sutpgtefpe , m. biu-ggrave. - Surg=<br />
grefpinna, /. burggravess. - ^urg»<br />
greffFap, n. burggravlate.<br />
Surf, wj. pot.<br />
3u$, "zrf. short upon, bounce.<br />
Sufa, f . 71. -pa en, to rush upon one.<br />
StJfC, 7?J. bugbear.<br />
^JlfPa, /. <strong>new</strong> beer not yet cooled.<br />
SufPe , OT. bush, shrub. - SufF=fry»<br />
patf, m. hedge-creeper, coward. -<br />
^HfFig, a. bushy.<br />
3up, m. stout fellow, companion, comrade<br />
; pigtail <strong>and</strong> twist tobacco, -a,<br />
f .<br />
a. to chew tobacco.<br />
S>\\ti\u m. bottle.<br />
Sutta, /. turbot.<br />
Sutter, a. blimt, rough, siu-ly. -?)ft,<br />
/I bluntness, roughness.<br />
Suf;bom, m. box, boxwood.<br />
Sy, OT. village, hamlet ; thury, squall,<br />
sudden gust <strong>of</strong> wind, -aittatl, m. pi.<br />
villagers, -fogt'e, m. bailiff <strong>of</strong> a village,<br />
-lag, n. commonalty <strong>of</strong> a vil-<br />
lage, -orbning, /. <strong>the</strong> polity <strong>of</strong> a<br />
village.<br />
Sygb, m. country ; neighbourhood.<br />
Sygel, m. hoop, ring; stirrup; bow<br />
<strong>of</strong> a swoid.<br />
Sygg«, * a. & n. to buUd. - pa en,<br />
to depend on one. - nat, to mend a<br />
net. - SyggFonfl, /. architecture,<br />
-f onjlma^are, m. builder, architect. -<br />
Syggnab, m. structure, architecture,<br />
building ; fabric, edifice, pile. -$fot=<br />
flag, n. estimate <strong>of</strong> a building. -<br />
Syggning, /. building, fabric, edifice,<br />
-gf<strong>of</strong>lnab,/. expenses <strong>of</strong> building.<br />
-$niAn, n. pi. workmen, -gtimntft,<br />
n. timber, -gartine, n. buildingmaterials.<br />
- Syggputm, n. rage for<br />
building.<br />
Syf , re. buck, elaft -, rabble, mob.<br />
-far, re. buckingtub. -lut, m, lie,<br />
buck, -a, V. a. to buck.<br />
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500<br />
grass<br />
hare's ear, small quaking<br />
2JyIt, n. charge. -a> v- n. to drudge,<br />
to toil. -4 tl)Op)to pack up close toge<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
10 Imudle up. - Srflte y n.<br />
fardel, bimdle.<br />
iSyCi!) f. to soak, to macerate.<br />
Syfflttaj f. a. to imprison for debt. -<br />
3?yfattnin0>/. imprisonment for debt,<br />
execution. \)e m. traffic<br />
by exchange; barter. -9Vi9y a. by<br />
way <strong>of</strong> exchange. - :8ytillfl» m.<br />
»ytta,/. pail. [changeling.<br />
Sabay V. a. to bode, to portend; to<br />
advertise, to send word. - tiViy to<br />
summon. - tiUfammans, to call toge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
- up|>, to order.<br />
»o^A, a. botli.<br />
Sabe, ad. - o4>» as well as.<br />
3age> m. bow, curve ; frame, enchasing.<br />
- aJagfTytt,^. archer, bowman,<br />
bowyer. - S^piltiing, m. bowstring.<br />
Sagn«j V. n. to grow crooked.<br />
SaE ) m. beacon, -penttiligat) m. pi.<br />
beaconage.<br />
2)alj '». bowl ; trunk, body ; — , n. pile.<br />
Sal» a. prodigious. '-t^etinZi m- hornet,<br />
-t) nrf. prodigiously.<br />
ajiila, f. n. to roar.<br />
3alb> a. miglity, potent.<br />
SalperC, /z. bulwark.<br />
mxiQy n. stir, tumult, -(iyrtjj, a. obstreperous,<br />
ungovernable. -aSj u. d.<br />
to keep a stir. [«. pall.<br />
»ar, /. banow ; bier. -fUbe, -tatfe,<br />
ajfle, /J. crib.<br />
Set, m. boat. {t«ft»a pS baten) to give<br />
up, to relinrjuish. -jfolf tU. 8B.l(lar,<br />
/?^. boat's crew, -efflliglitlfl} /. painter.<br />
-f,\)cXit m. boat-liook. -sflam=<br />
23 at-<br />
m. boat-cargo, -elebt m. a track na..<br />
vigable for boats, -ematt) m. boaUi<br />
23atfl) »'. n. to boot, to benefit, to advantage,<br />
to pr<strong>of</strong>it. - Satnab, /. pr<strong>of</strong>it,<br />
advantage.<br />
»a(f, m. brook, rivulet, -bungtn<br />
-grout) /. brook-line, water-pimper-i<br />
nel. -Pibe, n. osier.<br />
'<br />
3a*en, «. basin ; T. pelvis.<br />
Siibb) m. bed; channel; dock-yard."'<br />
-a, V. a. to make <strong>the</strong> bed.<br />
^aflllttg, /. trepidation.<br />
Saf»a» f. n. to quake, to tremble, t<<br />
shake, -n ,/. trepidation, -tlbft a.<br />
tremulous, quavering.<br />
S^fPft, /n. castor, beaver. -gaDj ».<br />
beaverstone. -^att) m. castor-hat.<br />
SiigatC, m. goblet, cup, calice.<br />
Sagga,/. ewe.<br />
3agge, /r. both, -beta > ad. on both"<br />
sides, -banba, -flag», ad. <strong>of</strong> botlui<br />
^ilgym. belly; bellows; abdomen J;<br />
-bunb, m. scoundi el. -ttainpate, m»<br />
bcllow-treader. -Patlte, m. mitten <strong>of</strong><br />
black lea<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
Salta, /. armadillo.<br />
3aUe, n. belt, fpaniia -, to grapple*^<br />
ttt bugg i balti't, a home thrust,<br />
3inb, «. cramp.<br />
23iinba, v. a. to stretch, to strain, ttfi<br />
break, toden banbet, <strong>the</strong> coat is too<br />
light. - Sailbig, a. flexible; tame,<br />
Sailbfcl, n. T. seiiiiiig. [tameable.<br />
Sangcl, m. scoimdrel.<br />
Sanf, m. bench, seat, pew. -eF;p, n.<br />
secret purchase. -gafPaj/. nuptial<br />
present. —ft<strong>of</strong>j m. iron b<strong>and</strong>.<br />
2Jar, n. berry.<br />
Sara, v. a. to bear, to carry, to lay,<br />
to wear, to endure ; to have ; to calf.<br />
- ffg » "• '• to succeed ; to hold ; to<br />
answer ; to wear. - fig at, to behave,<br />
self; to take a coiu-se. —, v. n. to go,<br />
to be boiwd to. matcii bar rmct, tlie<br />
nie.Tt turns my stomach. - i^jcp fCf) to<br />
pattpl- boat-cliocks, scautlels. -slfljl) fall foul upon; to agree, "ttrb ; to
25flra titt -, to be a native <strong>of</strong>. -titty<br />
m. birtli-right ; nearer claim, -f Op,<br />
n. preemption. -fFriftet , m. pi. list<br />
<strong>of</strong> births. -«, V. a. to claim a<br />
hereditary right to buy any possession<br />
in <strong>the</strong> h<strong>and</strong>s <strong>of</strong> ano<strong>the</strong>r. - SoC=<br />
fcig, a. native; fertile, fruitful, rich.<br />
-hety f. fertility, fruitfulness.<br />
3cr^«, /. burden, load.<br />
3orja, V. a. to begin, to c<br />
-II, n. beginning,<br />
3or9, TO. exchange, change ; piurse.<br />
2)ortitig) to. salmon-trout.<br />
3o^fl, /. h<strong>and</strong>gun ; box. - (S>'i^) -flin*<br />
tHyf. flint, -folf, TO. bufl-end <strong>of</strong> a gun.<br />
-las, «. gun-lock. -pipa,/. barrel <strong>of</strong> a<br />
gun. -rem, TO. gun-sling. -tCllfflre, TO.<br />
gun- worm. -fFott, n. gun-shot, musket-shot.<br />
-fFy tt, TO. gunner. -fme&,<br />
cliarger. -flotf, to. gun-stock. [at.<br />
Sojla, V. a. to tliump. - pa, to knock<br />
2Jota, c. a, to fine, to pay a fine.<br />
Setter, pi. fijie, mulct.<br />
Bajrbant, 'Z. knee-b<strong>and</strong>.- (Soj;) -fi(f fl,<br />
/. breeclies-<strong>pocket</strong>. -j^angfel,". pair<br />
<strong>of</strong> gallows. -fUfiy m. _Iud!«, /•<br />
flap. -Iappare,TO. mender <strong>of</strong> breeches,<br />
-linntng, /. braces, -fatfspennin^<br />
gar , to. pi. purse-money, -fatfsiir,<br />
/I. watch, -fpritfa, /. cod-piece.<br />
3Joj;er, 3yj:or» 'w. />/. breeches.
502 Cab<br />
1.<br />
The words not to be found under Cj<br />
may be looked for under K.<br />
€aiia, f. T. a sort <strong>of</strong> net.<br />
Cflm^jedbe^trab, «. logwood.<br />
(TanceHcr, m. chancellor. ^anteUij n.<br />
chancery. -Collegium » n. court <strong>of</strong><br />
chancery. —ta& j n. counsellor <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
chancery. - danCeHlfl , 'n. clerk <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> chancery, secretary.<br />
(Tijnontfera ) v. n. to canonize. - (Tfi:<br />
nOtlifT) a. canonical. -A IftgCIt > ca-<br />
(Tap, n. cape. [non-law.<br />
Com<br />
dompapj m. compass. -t09 ctt. -fftf=<br />
riSj f. <strong>the</strong> fly <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> compass.<br />
€omplctterfl> v. a. to complete, to<br />
supply. - (Cemplfttcrinjj) /. comple-<br />
Conipliment, m. compliment, courtesy.<br />
-CM) V. a. to compliment.<br />
domponeCA) v. a. to compose musical<br />
pieces. - Cotttponijl) w. compositor.<br />
(Compter, OT. compress.<br />
Comprotnt^) /». compromise.<br />
(Con, 7n. cone. -ifF, a. conic.<br />
(Ecncept, «. concept, sketch, copy,<br />
diaught. fotlota cenccp^erna, to be<br />
at a nonplus, -pappet,". copy-paper.<br />
(lonCCtt, m. concert. -miiftflCEj w.<br />
master <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> concert.<br />
CoilHttOtl, m. emjjloy, place. -etiJ)<br />
V. n. to liave a place \^ith one. -eCAn fctnmetjto live vrith out care.
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-Hflbj n. <strong>new</strong>spaper, -b<strong>of</strong>, m. journal,<br />
daybook, diary. -^nf^(Ste , m.<br />
idler. -^rtfPm, «. idleness. -)cm=<br />
nittgj /• equinox. ~fAt\y m. daylabourer,<br />
-linte, /. tquator, tlie line.<br />
-Ion, m. dayspay. -9«cbete, n. day's-<br />
•work. -sljUS, ». day-light. -flan=<br />
ba, /. ephemere. -Jtnetja, / noondaytliaw.<br />
-9pertrtinP)'»J.day's-'wage3.<br />
-grcfa, /.journey, llie travel <strong>of</strong> a day.<br />
-5Perf , n. day's-woik. -gpctf fltC, m.<br />
daylabourer. —titiga, f. n. to capi-<br />
tulate, to treat, to condition, -tillflrttl,<br />
/. capitulation, -tjllf, m, sluggard.<br />
-DaljiSte, m. pronosticator.<br />
3D«gai t. tf- taga af en -> to make<br />
away with one. lagga A - , to display,<br />
to bring to light.<br />
JDagas, V. imp. lo dawn.<br />
3Dfl0g,OT. dew; r. rope's end. -i>tep=<br />
;)a,/. dew-drop. -mflfF,«. dewworm,<br />
-ott, /. -fTalar,;)/. padelion<br />
(a plant). -«, v. n. & a. to dew; to<br />
beat with rope's end. -tfl, «. wet<br />
with dew, dewy.<br />
JDAglig, a. daily, diurnal, i - Uingan=<br />
ge, in familiar conversation. - bags,<br />
every day. -fri, ad. dayly. I>a»<br />
v'a%tZ -en, he grows apace, [spring.<br />
DagiUlig, /. daybreak, dawn, day-<br />
JDags, ad. \}UtU - at bet? what day<br />
<strong>of</strong>timeisit? f^ - ya bagcn , at that<br />
time <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> day.<br />
53al, m. valley, vale, dale.<br />
JDalet, m. dollar.<br />
3>alf, m. liard skin, callosity, -ig, a.<br />
brawny, callous.<br />
IDattra, v. n. to shake, to vibrate. -<br />
IDaHntig, /. vibration.<br />
!t)«m, m. pond; dam, wear, bank,<br />
mole; dust, -berb, /. floodgate.<br />
-berile) m. liairbroom, brush.<br />
3D«m, /. lady; king. - ett. -fpel, n.<br />
draughts, -britfa,/. man. -brabf,<br />
n. draught-board.<br />
JDamafcrra, v. a. to damash. - 3Da=<br />
mafcmng, /. damasking.<br />
S)amafFot, /. pi- spatterdashes.<br />
JDamajl, n. damask.<br />
2)cF<br />
3Damb, n. dust, -fvamp, 'n. puck-fist.<br />
-ig, a. dusty.<br />
IDatnma, v. a. d n. to dust,<br />
<strong>the</strong> dust <strong>of</strong>f; to raise a dust. - I)ain«<br />
mig, a. dusty.<br />
5Dana, v. a. to frame, to form,<br />
©atlf, m. small c<strong>and</strong>le, fla -, tO'<br />
saunter about.<br />
5atlfa, V. n. to saunter about. - HDait*<br />
fet, ^. loiterer, idler.<br />
©atineman, m. husb<strong>and</strong>.<br />
I!an9, m. dance, ball, -gttte, ^<br />
cing-society. -majlarc , ot. d<br />
master. -fFct,/»/. pumps. -fly
J)efan«t, m. deanry.<br />
3Den«merfl, f. a. & n. to declaim.<br />
DefltnrtA) v. a. & n. to decline.<br />
JDef<strong>of</strong>t) OT. decoction, iiotion.<br />
I)eftftj «. decree.<br />
J)fl, m. part, deal, portion, share ; respect<br />
; quarter, till ert - > partly, in<br />
some measure, for liagort - » by any<br />
means, fet itlften - J by no means.<br />
ft'it^a. beleri, <strong>the</strong> majoi;ity. Bift)a -<br />
ttageUjto impart a thing to one. -aE=<br />
ti{t» a. partaking, participant, sharing.<br />
-Aftig t itt brott, complice, -aftip^<br />
{jet,/ participation. -l>,-;r,o. divisible,<br />
-barret,/, divisibility. -UZO^^ v. n.<br />
to pait.ike (<strong>of</strong>), to participate (in).<br />
-tapail&C, n. participation, -tflflflte)<br />
m. sliarer, partaker.<br />
IDi'Ia, I', a. to divide, to part, to share.<br />
- lit, to deal out, to distribute ; to administer.<br />
- otb J to exchange words.<br />
- tne& fig, to impart, -re* wj. divi-<br />
der, sharer, divisor. - J)eliun0, /.<br />
division, partilioii. -$matl, m. arbi-<br />
ter. -6tetfeit, n. mark <strong>of</strong> division.<br />
Seljitllj ni. delphin.<br />
3DcIo, /. contest, lawsuit, variance.<br />
-misn, m. arbiter.<br />
Scls, ad. partly, in some measure,<br />
wliat . . . wliat, part . . . part.<br />
JDem, ttcc. & dat. <strong>the</strong>m.<br />
JDemant, m. diamond. -^AnMare, m.<br />
jeweller, -flipare , m. diamondcuLter.<br />
[mask.<br />
BemasferA, v. a. to unmask, to dis-<br />
2)etl , art. & pr. <strong>the</strong> ; tJiat. - {)«,<br />
this. - feer, that. -fAtnme, tlie same.<br />
'^cnne, SeititA, '^itt(,pr. this.<br />
JDeVOfiCrA, v. a. to deposite.<br />
©I'puterA ) V. a. to depute, -i ^ a. &<br />
^etjpart. <strong>the</strong>re, yonder, wliere, when,<br />
if, whereas. -Af , <strong>the</strong>nce ; on it, ab-<br />
, out it; at; since. -Att, toil, vata<br />
ittA - Att, to be put to one's last<br />
sliiftsi - efter, <strong>the</strong>n, after that; ac-<br />
cordingly; for it. -einellAn, tliere<br />
between, betwixt, in <strong>the</strong> mean time.<br />
— entot, on <strong>the</strong> contrary, whereas, in re-<br />
25c^ 505<br />
ward, at <strong>the</strong> same time, on <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r<br />
h<strong>and</strong>. -e(l, if. -fore, <strong>the</strong>n, <strong>the</strong>refore,<br />
so, for this reason. -])06) f. -jeitlte.<br />
-tAttjtlii<strong>the</strong>r, so far.-i, <strong>the</strong>rein, <strong>the</strong>re.<br />
-iblAIlfe, tliere-among. -iftAtl, from<br />
<strong>the</strong>nce; <strong>of</strong>f. -igeitom, <strong>the</strong>reby, by<br />
that, by means <strong>of</strong> that, -in, in tliere.<br />
-ittne, -inn Atifore, -inem, within<br />
tliere. -intiD, near, hard by, so far.<br />
-jemte, besides, moreover, near to<br />
that. -me&, tlierewith, by that, by<br />
that means. -nAJl, secondly, moreover.<br />
ben-nAfl, <strong>the</strong> following, -oin,<br />
about it, <strong>the</strong>re<strong>of</strong>, -omfring, <strong>the</strong>reabout,<br />
<strong>the</strong>reabouts. — pS, <strong>the</strong>n, <strong>the</strong>reupon,<br />
into that ; witli design ; subsequent.<br />
-fAmtnA0t, m. despote. -iff, a. despotical.<br />
5>ep, gen. Af JDen, 2Det, his, her, <strong>the</strong>ir,<br />
it's, itfe - bAttte, never <strong>the</strong> better,<br />
itfe - niinbre, never<strong>the</strong>less, titt -,<br />
till <strong>the</strong>n. -eiUellAn, between, whilst.<br />
-fbrinnAn, before that. -forutAn,<br />
besides, moreover. -Iife$, likewise.<br />
3De#e,/)/. Af SDenne, <strong>the</strong>se.<br />
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3De(l, a. fat, big, tl.ick. -f>rt, /. fat-<br />
JDefle, ad. <strong>the</strong>. -met) <strong>the</strong> more. -<br />
mtnbce) so mucli <strong>the</strong> less. iSe - mm=<br />
btt) never<strong>the</strong>less.<br />
^et, n. flf JDcUj that, it. -> c. that.<br />
pa - fltt, ill order that. -fAmm«, <strong>the</strong><br />
same, i -, at <strong>the</strong> same time.<br />
JDetenetA) f . n. to detonize.<br />
©ctonrting, /. detonation.<br />
"SitttA) n. Af Benne, this.<br />
3DcpiS) wi. devise.<br />
5Dtj t'. a. to suck. gift>A -) to suckle.<br />
-bAtn , n. a sucking babe, -bro&et,<br />
m. foster-bro<strong>the</strong>r. -j^oCllj n. suck-<br />
ing-bottle.<br />
JDtAmant) f. JDemant.<br />
3DitftA) ifcipel><br />
m. disciple, scholar.<br />
JDifcipIin , /. discipline. -etA » v. a.<br />
to discipline.<br />
JDifffl, a. foggy, misty.<br />
3Dtff J ?". counter, -bunfe^ m. swilltub.<br />
-ttAfA) /. dishclout. -VAt-<br />
2>ob<br />
tftlj M. dish-vrater, dish-wash.<br />
IDifFant, m. discant, treble.<br />
JilTontj m. discount. -etA) v. n. t"<br />
discount.<br />
©isFuterA) v. n. to discowse.<br />
IDieponcrA) v. a. to dispose.<br />
3Di8po(Itiott) /. disposal ; legacy,<br />
©igptcpojrtioilj /. dispioportion.<br />
JDisput) /. dispute, controversy, de<br />
bate. -etA) V. a. fi n. to dispute, t(<br />
debate. — Atiott j f, disputation , dis-<br />
IDiilittatet, m. distiller. - JDifHUetA<br />
V. a. to distill. - 2)iul, m. devil. -fF, a. devilish,<br />
-ffAp, n. devilsliip, de-s-ilishness.<br />
25JeFnC, m. scholar.<br />
Djetf,a
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Ha ) V. n. to game immoderately. —<br />
iT.'M'Iate} m. gambler.<br />
$orecill5> /. T. talus. [st<strong>and</strong>ing.<br />
$0(f) c. yet, uevertlieless , notmtli-<br />
JDotfa, /. doll, baby; skain ; T. dock,<br />
div-dock, wet-dock. - 5De*|>el, n.<br />
Sc^r»J f. Caroline. [puppetshow.<br />
J'cflH'tt, a. sultry, -fl, /. sultry heat.<br />
•T.vbK'rt, m. fallow.- 2)0f]&in^,/. doe.<br />
?:r'ti") *'• n. to numb ; to evaporate,<br />
lo cool. [-nirtJJ) /. evaporation.<br />
Scft, n. dust. -Ay V. n. to dust.<br />
3DcfPin> «• suffocating.<br />
JDopp, m. mastifi-dog.<br />
IDcf) n. veil, mourning-veil.<br />
D<strong>of</strong>tot, "I. doctor. - i ttteolegieti)<br />
ductor in eff. <strong>of</strong> divinity.<br />
Jcfuttiettt, ». instrument. -etAj f . a.<br />
to ligitimate. [secret.<br />
IDelb, a. concealed, hidden, latent,<br />
l>olf, m. poniard, dagger, -jlitf,<br />
-(lyiig, n. stab.<br />
Dolff, a. reserved; sluggish, dull,<br />
drowsy. —&)/ dullness, sluggishness.<br />
X)oni) m. doom, sentence, judgment,<br />
verdict, award. yttet(l* -fit, <strong>the</strong> last<br />
judgment. —b<strong>of</strong> > m. book <strong>of</strong> jugd-<br />
nient. -btottj n. <strong>of</strong>fence against a<br />
sentence passed. — Cflpitcl) n. chapter.<br />
-bflg, m. doomsday, day <strong>of</strong> judgment,<br />
-fiijla, V. a. to confirm by<br />
judgment. — fot) a. authorized to give<br />
judgment; in number requisite for <strong>the</strong><br />
Ueat <strong>of</strong> a caiue. -t>Aft)ftnbe, m.) udge.<br />
-\)tm-, m. canon ; bull-finch. -fCflfti<br />
wi. h<strong>and</strong>craft, -fytf fl , /. ca<strong>the</strong>dral,<br />
-prffl, m. dean. -q»al, n. illegitimate<br />
opposition against a sentence.<br />
-fapiX) /. jurisdiction, district, -flutj<br />
n. final sentence. —flol) m. bar, tribunal,<br />
seat <strong>of</strong> a judge. -viUa-, f. a<br />
sentence contrary to law. -paltigtj<br />
ad. legal, valid.<br />
JJomacejOT. justice, judge, -bcfett) m.<br />
<strong>the</strong> book <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> judges, -fb, m. oath<br />
<strong>of</strong> a judge, -mbttty n. <strong>of</strong>ficin <strong>of</strong><br />
a judge, -tefllor* /. pi. rules a judge<br />
is to go by. — ffttC) n. judgment-<br />
^frt 507<br />
JDemna) v. n. to grow numb ; to abate.<br />
5Domnin0> /. numbedness.<br />
J>Ollj n. tackling, gear ; tools, furniture.<br />
3Don«, /. gins, snares.<br />
JDonattOtlj /. bequeathment, donation,<br />
legacy, donative.<br />
JDettganp, m. spriuge-line.<br />
IDonlflflig, a. T. slanting.<br />
^OP) n. baptism. -bePISj n. certificate<br />
<strong>of</strong> baptism. —funtj m. font, baptismal<br />
bason. -iXatttt pi. baptismal robe,<br />
-namttjn. christian name, -febeljw.<br />
certificate <strong>of</strong> being christened. -t>at»<br />
tctt) n. baptismal water. -Pttttie) n.<br />
sponsor at a baptism.<br />
IDoppa^ V. a. to dip, to plimge, to immerge.<br />
- JDoppttitlg, /. plunge, immersion,<br />
dipping.<br />
JDoppfFO) m. ferrule, tip, chape.<br />
5)0faj/. box. - 2D09lotf, n.lid<strong>of</strong> a box.<br />
2)0ftg, m. dose.<br />
I)0(lfl, /. origan, organy (plant).<br />
3Dotfopp, m. a sort <strong>of</strong> ship-rol.<br />
©otter, /. daughter, -bum, «. daugh-<br />
ter's child, gr<strong>and</strong>-child, -bottet, /.<br />
gr<strong>and</strong>-daughter, -fott, m. gr<strong>and</strong>-son.<br />
©tflbantj m. satellite.<br />
J)rat>b«i v. a. & n. to hit, to befall;<br />
to engage <strong>the</strong> enemy. - ©rabbttiltg,<br />
/. engagement, battle, encounter, con-<br />
Dtflfj V. grains. [flict.<br />
I)tAft>eI, n. nonsense, trifles. f«ra meb<br />
-, to tell stories.<br />
JJtag} n. pnll, di-aught; line, feature,<br />
-bflllb, n. draw-b<strong>and</strong>, -boittj m.<br />
axle-tree <strong>of</strong> a windmill, -bult^<br />
m. setbolt. -bat, /. h<strong>and</strong>-barrow,<br />
-bstlf, m. wire -drawer's bench.<br />
-fJAtftj m. elastic spring. -i»al, n.<br />
veuthole. -\)'i^t m. draught-horse,<br />
-flittga,/. blade, scraper, -fraft,<br />
m. power <strong>of</strong> attraction, -frefltut, n.<br />
draught-cattle, -f«««,/. wheel-barrow.<br />
-IJm, n. strong glue. -lillfl, /.<br />
dra'W'-line, halser. — luftj m. drauglit<br />
<strong>of</strong> air. -not J /. drag-net. -Oj;c, m.<br />
draught-ox. -plfl(1erj n. vesicatory,<br />
cerate, -rcitl, m. drawlatch. -fjuffl,<br />
/. raphania. -f?wt«, /. drag-boat.<br />
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to jilead a cause. - ga* mci nagon,<br />
;
lie. -upp) to start, to put up, to<br />
rouse ; to Lring up ; to raise, to increase;<br />
to enliauce. - ut> to drive<br />
out, to expel; to emboss, fla c4> -j<br />
to saunter. -nbCj a. urgent; active.<br />
^tifvatt) m. T. driver. - 2)ttft>en» a.<br />
driven, embossed, expeiieueed.<br />
IDtin, m. trill ; drill.<br />
!6ritta, x>.a. to drill; to warble , to<br />
quaver. - e« f«f > to complicate a<br />
2) lib 509<br />
to make a mock <strong>of</strong> one. - ipetiom IDrypa, v. a. & n. to drop, to run, to<br />
f m. murderer,<br />
ga<strong>the</strong>r. - }?a > to spur ; to press ; to -orb, n. abusive word, invective.<br />
convict ; to forward. - till > to Lit. SDrapIig, a. eminent, signal.<br />
- eil titt Ijuflare) to detect one in a Drafe, m. hatlock, heap <strong>of</strong> corn.<br />
Sragel, «. slaver; drivel, -fut, m.<br />
salivation. - iJtagk, v. n. to drivel,<br />
to slabber. - SJraflltB, a. full <strong>of</strong><br />
slaver. [fuse, -ij, a. dreggy.<br />
SDriigg, m, dregs, groimds, lees, re-<br />
2>rftgft0, a. tolerable, -en, ad. tolerably.<br />
- J)rCt, /. tolerableness.<br />
5DriJgt,/n. dress, clo<strong>the</strong>s, garment, habit;<br />
appearance; J*, burden; litter;<br />
diaught.<br />
1<br />
23rajjtig, a. lucrative pr<strong>of</strong>itable, ; gain-<br />
JDrtttf Ate, m. drunkard, drijiker.<br />
ful pregnant. —]&et, ; /. pregnancy;<br />
5)ri(la, v. n. - ffg, v. r. to dare, to IDriill, ni. diaper. [pr<strong>of</strong>it, gestation.<br />
venture, to adventiu^e, to presume. — 5Dr
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^uibtlf a. double, tw<strong>of</strong>old. - y ad.<br />
double, doubly, twice, as . . . again.<br />
-]&rt, /. double-dealiug. -l>0#fl, /.<br />
double barrelled gun. -fetaj /. polypus.<br />
-ffafC) m. matchlock, blunder-<br />
buss, -ftenyii. camblet. -fattfttng,/.<br />
y. double, -bl, n. strong beer, -ortl)<br />
>n. spread-eagle.<br />
SubHetflj u. a. to double. [ceous.<br />
2Du(f(ten} /«. tuft", -attabya. topha-<br />
2!ue[l) m. duel. -«nt, m. duellist.<br />
-etAy *>. n. to duel, to fight a duel.<br />
SDuett, m. duet.<br />
3Dufnfl, v. n. to pall, to flat, to gi-ow<br />
vapid. - IDufPettj V. a. flat, dead,<br />
vapid ; dull. -\)ity f. vapidncss,faint-<br />
uess, feebleness, dullness.<br />
25ufPA, /. pigeon, dove. (Duf) -bo,/2.<br />
nest <strong>of</strong> pigeons, -bonbf) m. dover.<br />
-fflif J m. pigeon-hawk, -\yxiy n.<br />
dove-cot. -fifljj, «. dove-cot, columbary.<br />
-ungC) rn. young pigeon.<br />
2)uga, V. n. to be good, to be fit.<br />
3Du00 ctt. -tcgil , n. a diirzling rain.<br />
— fl, V. n. to drizzle.<br />
Buglig, a. fit, proper, able, qualified.<br />
-Ifety f.<br />
fitness, apUiess, ability.<br />
J)ugtig, a. able, great, qualified, good,<br />
brisk, fit, soiuid, copious. -\)ity f.<br />
capacity, -ty ad. aptly, fitly, strongly,<br />
properly ; much, hard.<br />
3Duf, rn. cloth ; table-cloth, -tyg, n.<br />
table-linen.<br />
Suf fl ) V. a. & n. to lay <strong>the</strong> cloth , to<br />
cover <strong>the</strong> table. - unitty to yield, to<br />
submit, to give way. - upp cmot^<br />
to put one's self into <strong>the</strong> balance with,<br />
to be equal to, to be a match for.<br />
JDufat, m. ducat. [known.<br />
2DuIgabrap , n. muider by person un-<br />
3Dum, u. stupid, dull, senseless, -^r^=<br />
dig, a. foolhardy, -fctijlig^et, /.<br />
pretendingness. -?)uft>u&, n. blockhead,<br />
[m. mute.<br />
S>um{>)a. mute, dumb, speechless, -ty<br />
3Duint»et, /. stupidity, didluess.<br />
!Dumptg, a. dampy.<br />
3Dhii, n. down, -iiiiy m. down-bed.<br />
-ifl, a. downy.<br />
Suna, /. down. I<br />
3Dun^etJ «. thunder, noise, crack, pea]<br />
-bo^a, /. blunderbuss. -fl«g, n'<br />
thiuiderclap. - JJun^tAj v. n. t<br />
thunder, to noise, to crack. — pa fit<br />
2)Ullfrt, V. n. to tlirob, to beat.<br />
2)unfet, a. gloomy, dim, dull. -\tt<br />
f. gloominess. [silj<br />
SDunffl, V. n. to plump, to fall cluni<br />
3Dunil, m. vapour, fume, steam, -^al<br />
n. airhole, pore. -FretS, m. atmo<br />
sphere, -tuldy f. eolipile. -(irim<br />
ntfl, /. tail <strong>of</strong> a comet, -a, v. a. & n<br />
to steam, to evaporate, -nitig, j<br />
evaporation. [twelves<br />
3Duobe9i m. duodecimo, a book ii<br />
IDuplett, m. duplicate.<br />
3Dupp«, /. tassel, tuft.<br />
©ura, V. n. to enduie, last.<br />
5Dur4), cQ.<br />
'S>Utlyprp. through. -\aui)t\^y a. serene.<br />
-IfiU(i^tiglE>et,/. serenity. -lopp.<br />
n. flux, dianhoea. -figtjg, a. trans,<br />
parent, translucent, -(igtigbet, /<br />
transparency, -flag, m, culJcnJcr.<br />
3Dutf, m. T. cabin.<br />
3Du6, f. Sue. [raw<br />
©ufFj rt. chilness. -ig, a. chill, chilly<br />
Dusjln, n. dozen. -toXiy ad. by dozens<br />
Sufi, m. paga ett -, to ventuie a brush<br />
Brala, /. trance ; ecstacy.<br />
Drclf, m. canvass.<br />
3Dt>erg, m. dwarf, pigmy, shrimp,<br />
spider, -aftig, a. dwarfish. -nStj<br />
n. cob -web. -tra^, n. dwarftree.<br />
- JJPetgitina, /. she-dwarf<br />
female dwarf.<br />
3Dt>Aljfl9, V. d. to dsvell.<br />
3D^, /. mud, mire, -bottetl, m. muddy<br />
bottom.<br />
Syfia , V. n, to persuade, to convince.<br />
SyfPeletriicE, m. asa-foelida.<br />
2>ygi', /• virtue, -lata, /. morals.<br />
-efflin ctt. -ig, a. viiluous; tractable,<br />
obedient.<br />
!Dygtt, n. four <strong>and</strong> twenty hoiu's.<br />
3Dyf«, f.n. to dive, to duck under water.<br />
-re, m. diver, pluj)gcr. -tff Ictffl, /
• money.<br />
diviug-bell. -telon, /. salvage-<br />
- JDyfeti) n. diving-compauy<br />
eff. -work. - 3Dyf faflelj m. diver,<br />
plungeon.<br />
Dylif, a. <strong>the</strong> like, such. [help <strong>of</strong>.<br />
l)yme^cI|^, ad. by means <strong>of</strong>, by <strong>the</strong><br />
iJytnlingj m. spike.<br />
JDvmmelpetfa, /. <strong>the</strong> passion--sv-eek.<br />
Jjpia, /. cushion.<br />
JDynpA, /. diuig, muck. - (JSyng)<br />
-0rep,/?t. diujgfork. -Qtopif. dunghole.<br />
-1)00, m. dimghill. -Eact4, /.<br />
duug-cart. -kp j n. a caitload <strong>of</strong><br />
dung. -}ju# eH. -pel , m. puddle. -<br />
JSyttgig, a. dungy.<br />
ICyttitig, /. hea\'iug <strong>of</strong> tlie sea.<br />
Jynt, n. measles.<br />
3Dytj a. dear, expensive; precious,<br />
holv, solemu. — tibj lime <strong>of</strong> scarcity,<br />
fam'iue.<br />
IDyrbat) a. precious, rich, costly, valuable.<br />
— l>et> f. preciousness, worth,<br />
value, price ; a precious thing, jewel. —<br />
IDyt^et, /. dearness, scarcity.<br />
JDycE, m. picklock, -fti, a. picklockpro<strong>of</strong>.<br />
-«, f . a. - uppi to iiick.<br />
^ytfaj V. a. to worship, to adore; to<br />
indulge; to enhance. - fig fjelf j to<br />
make much <strong>of</strong> one's self. -n> /.<br />
worship, -nsrarb, a. adorable. -<br />
©ytf ace, m. worshipper.<br />
JDyrEcft, JDytlegb, a. liired at a high<br />
price, dearbought.<br />
tDyflety a. dark, awful. -^rt> /. darkness,<br />
mournfulness.<br />
Jia, ad. df c. tlien, at that time, when,<br />
as. - od!> -, now <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong>n. - fct<br />
tit'Cttj in those days, at that time. —<br />
liffiil, however.<br />
JDab > n. vAta mei i tab c^ - , to be<br />
aiding <strong>and</strong> assisting.<br />
^^lig, a. poor, weak, sorry, paltry,<br />
bad. —ifttt /• poorness, weakness,<br />
\adness.<br />
T^An-y n. din, noise. — Aj v. n. to noise,<br />
to ring ; to faint, to swoon, -infl} /.<br />
fainting fit.<br />
IDanogfcj a. dim-sighted; blear-eyed.<br />
J)flta, V. a. to infatuate, - SflK, m.<br />
^Ob fill<br />
fool; idiot. - JJatdftig, a. foolish.<br />
-]&et ,/. folly. - J)srl>US, 72. madhouse,<br />
bedlam, -^j<strong>of</strong>tj n. madman,<br />
JSatffap, /. folly, foolery.<br />
JJaPAtanbc, a, at tliat time,tljeu being.<br />
3Da*,«.deck. ttt flatt-, a flush deck.<br />
ett ffepp lnc^ tre -, a threedecker.<br />
J)acEfl, V. a. to cover with deck.<br />
©stfelj m. printer's tympan,<br />
'^'i.dex, m. dicker.<br />
IDabfltl, ad. <strong>the</strong>uce, from <strong>the</strong>nce. -ef»<br />
ttty <strong>the</strong>re after, afterwards.<br />
DaftliJ, V. n. to grew moist. - J)afpen,<br />
a. moist, damp. ~\)Ct-y f. dampness.<br />
^Daggaj v. n. to suckle.<br />
Sijlig, a. h<strong>and</strong>some, nice, beautiful.<br />
-\,ttj f. beauty.<br />
JDiilb, m. valley, dale, vale.<br />
S'vimma, v. a. to dam. - fire, to shut<br />
up by dams. - upp, to dam up.<br />
JDamning, /. dam, mole, bank, dam-<br />
3Dampa> v. a. to set bounds, to temper,<br />
to confine, to quench, to smo<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
to suppress, to stifle.<br />
IDangaj v. a. to bang, to thimip, to<br />
knock hard.<br />
J)a):el, m. addice,<br />
2)0, V. n. to die, to decease. - bott,<br />
to die away, to diop <strong>of</strong>l"; to wi<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
- iftdfl, to go <strong>of</strong>f, to quit, to leave<br />
behind. - «t, to become extinct.<br />
5ob, m. dead; lifeless, inanimate;<br />
wi<strong>the</strong>red, -t f apital, dead stock.<br />
5?ob , m. death, decease, btagas Xfitb<br />
ett. ligga foe -en, to be a dying, ga<br />
tilt -en, to be executed. -\ltt f.<br />
bier, -fotb, a. stillborn, -grafPAte,<br />
m. grave-digger, -f ott, «. dead flesh.<br />
-It(la, /. bill <strong>of</strong> mortality, -sbane,<br />
mortal wound, -sblef, a. deadly<br />
pale, -g&ag, m. <strong>the</strong> day <strong>of</strong> one's<br />
death, -sfcotlt, m. sentence <strong>of</strong> death.<br />
-8fall, n. death, -sjammec, m. lamentation<br />
for <strong>the</strong> death. — gf antp, m.<br />
fE. -S
512 SDob<br />
-»f5t) n. mortal wound. -efanQ) m.<br />
death -bed.<br />
Jei«j v.a. to kill ; to mortify, to sub-<br />
3DoMt{t) . a, tojudgs, to pass sentence,<br />
to doom; to deem. - eit till<br />
bobeUy to condemn one to die.<br />
iJopflj f. a. to baptize, to clnisten.<br />
ilDopace, m. baptizer. 2o^anne» ©o=<br />
|?flrcn, John Baptist.<br />
JDopcIfC) /. baptism, christening.<br />
2>ort, /. door, ut t>a -en! get you<br />
gone, -gflfpel, m. fold <strong>of</strong> a foldingdoor,<br />
-j^flfe, m. hinge. -t>«9pe, m.<br />
thumb-latch, -jertl, n. loop, -fartltj<br />
m. doorcase. -Flapp, m. knocker.<br />
-flinfa,/. latch. -pe(l, m. doorpost,<br />
-tta, n. lintel, -vaftare, ni.<br />
3D09) m. peck, fourth part <strong>of</strong> a bushel.<br />
J>ottt«t, pi. «f SDottet.<br />
c, «. pursuit.<br />
JEftftFIang, w. resonance.<br />
£ftfrfcmtnaj v. a. to obey, to compljf<br />
with, -nbf) a. coming after, follow4<br />
h\g; pi. descendants, posterity.<br />
CfterUfnab, /. titt -, for a patter<br />
goby, to be obeyed. - CftetlcfrCDTa,<br />
/. widow, relict.<br />
€ftetlctiiiia> V. a. to leave.<br />
jEfterlata, t-. a. to neglect, to omit;<br />
to permit, to allow; to leave, —nbty<br />
n. omission. - Cfterlatfn , a. care-<br />
less » negligent; Lidulg'nt; slack.<br />
-\)tt , /. negligence , remissness<br />
dulgcnce. [ner.<br />
Cbetj dat. & ace. pi. af pr. ©u, you. €t"termibi'ag, m. afternoon, aftcrclin-<br />
-t pr. pass. your. CtiT B. ^ogtrt, fttttXTaby n. afterwit.<br />
your royal liighness.<br />
CftCtraflliligj / aftcneckoning.<br />
£ffingj m. lump, stump, end, thrum. «ftettattclf< /.<br />
J advice, iuformation.
iCft<br />
intelligeuce, direction, pattern, model,<br />
level, rule. [tion.<br />
CftftfatS) m. minor, second propositftftfcen^C)<br />
n. examination, inquiry,<br />
/EftCtfinnfl) f . a. to consider, to reflect<br />
on ; to mind. -nbC) «. meditating.<br />
gfteriTiining, /. sending for.<br />
efterfror, m. aftercrop.<br />
fffterllatter, ?«. aftermath.<br />
ICfterfliilig, m. afterdap.<br />
efterfmaf, m. aftertaste.<br />
€ftfrf«m, c. because; according as,<br />
whereas.<br />
Sfterfommarj m. aftersummer.<br />
iCfterfpAtiaj f. a- to search for, to<br />
ce. - ieftCtfparting, /. tracing, in-<br />
stigation.<br />
Cfterfpel) n. entertainment; superi<strong>of</strong><br />
at tlie end <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> game.<br />
at. -t^^c, n. aspiring to.<br />
€fter)lyng, n. backstitcliing.<br />
ftftetit'iy V. a. to covet.<br />
fffteCirArm) m. second hrood <strong>of</strong> bees.<br />
fffterfyn, /. pattern, example.<br />
ieftctfiitta ) V. a. to neglect, to postpone,<br />
to fail, to put <strong>of</strong>f, to pursue.<br />
— tlSC) ri. postponing, neglectioii.<br />
efterf<strong>of</strong> i5 , V. a. to search for, to look<br />
JCftertal, n. calumny, blame. [after.<br />
Sftertanf Cj /. reflection, thought, premeditation,<br />
[earnestly.<br />
efterttflfltA , f . a. to covet, to desire<br />
itftetttuppet) m.pl. rear, hindertroop.<br />
£ftertcytf, re. energy, emphasis; reprinting,<br />
counterfeiting. — a, v. a. to<br />
I<br />
, terfeiter<br />
.<br />
, tiitlflig,<br />
tic, cmphatical. -liflt, ad. eflectually,<br />
emphatically, -ttitig, /. reprinting.<br />
eftertrabA) v. a. to succeed, -tibc,<br />
n. succession, -te, m. successor.<br />
€ftert.inf«, f. iEfterffntta. - £fter=<br />
a. important, serious. - gf=<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong> . <strong>English</strong> Did.<br />
ma 513<br />
tettanffrttn, a. considerate, prudent;<br />
nice, -l^ctyf. consideration, reflexion.<br />
€ftcrt>etl&, /. posterity.<br />
£ftetvintet, m. second winter.<br />
£ftetvctfi ni. aflerpains.<br />
iEftftatj ad. afterwards.<br />
iEgrtl) a. own; proper, peculiar,<br />
strange, singular, odd. Hiffaftrt-,<br />
to set up for one's self.<br />
l6genbom>"t. fortune, possession; property;<br />
estate. I09 -, moveables.<br />
-Stflttj m. right <strong>of</strong> property, <strong>of</strong> pos-<br />
Jggetl?)et, /. sfngvilarity, originality,<br />
oddncss ; idiotism.<br />
€gen^ant>ig, a. under one's h<strong>and</strong>. -<br />
(!£gen) -fiir, a. selfish, -fatlef, »:.<br />
selflove. -tnaftig, a. arbitrarious.<br />
-maFtigl>et, /. despotism, arbiU-ariness.<br />
-mynbig) a. arbitrary. -myn=<br />
ffftfrft, a. last, hindermost, at last. &igl)Ct,/. arbitrariness. -nyttA,/.<br />
efter(l«fr«, «^. a. to speak after, to<br />
repeal one's words. - jeftfCfiafrttng,<br />
self-interest. -ftyttig > a. selfish.<br />
—jinnigj a. capricious, -whimsical.<br />
/. speaking after.<br />
-finnigl^etj /. capriciousness, humour.<br />
CfttTtititft^aj V. a. to aspire to, to aim £genfTflp, /. quality, property, facul-<br />
ty, talent.<br />
£gentltg> a. proper, natural, genuine.<br />
-tn-,ad. properly. -\jtt-> f. peculiari-<br />
^gettpilifl, /. opiniatry, obstinacy, [ty.<br />
iEget, ad. singulariy.<br />
£gg, m. edge.<br />
JEgttfl, V. n. & a. to become, to be fit<br />
to devote, to consecrate, ^tt egn«t><br />
it befits, it becomes.<br />
&}9y pr. whosoever, whoever.<br />
Sti)UtUy c. although, though, however.<br />
&:)Va.'iipr. ind. -whatsoever, -whatever.<br />
Cirar, (El^parefi, ad. wheresoever,<br />
wherever.<br />
£t»t)iJtt, ad. -whi<strong>the</strong>rsoever. [do-wn.<br />
(Eibcr, m. eiderduck. -fcurt, re. eidei-reprint,<br />
to counterfeit. -tC-) m. coun- £j, ad. no, not. - {jettft, nor, nei<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
<strong>of</strong> a book. -lig , a. energe- iEjfl! i. exclamation <strong>of</strong> joy.<br />
JCf,/. oak. -Oj;e,?re.staghorned beetle.<br />
-jlotf, m. tnmk <strong>of</strong> oak.<br />
iEfltptifa, /. ecliptic.<br />
iCflog, /. eclogue, pastoral.<br />
€frfl, /. spoke.<br />
teiflf, a. bad, evil, iU, -wicked; ma-<br />
;
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lignant; angry, -^tty f. badness,<br />
vpickedness.<br />
Klby m. fire ; ardour, vivacity, mettle,<br />
-fctattb, m. fiiebr<strong>and</strong>. -btflffl) /• fire;<br />
fireside, -bon, n. tinder-box. -fflft,<br />
a. firepro<strong>of</strong>. -fflf«Kt, /• fixidity.<br />
-fanttb, a. inflammable, -flaffelj nt.<br />
firefork. -gtlifla, /. spark <strong>of</strong> fire,<br />
-fol) n. burning coal, -fula, /. tireball,<br />
-mstfe, n. mark <strong>of</strong> tire, brown<br />
spot. -|>tef) n. ordeal by fire. —runt><br />
n. fireroom. -tifb, a. redbot. -fTs&a,<br />
/. domage done by fire. -fTcn, «. ligbt,<br />
ligbtning. -fPatm , ni. fire-screen.<br />
-fprutanbej a. fire-vomiting. -f|jru=<br />
tcinit betg> volcano, -flab) m. fireplace,<br />
chimney, -jlob) m. pillar <strong>of</strong><br />
fire. -|lclj n. steel, -rabaj /. fire,<br />
;<br />
£meMeirttb) ad. mean while, whilst,<br />
however.<br />
iEmcttan,/jrp. between, betwixt. l)P«^<br />
pttt ni gift>a tnig -? what will you<br />
give me to boot?<br />
iEtnellflrtat, ad. sometimes.<br />
&mtttprp. against, contrary, opposite;<br />
for; to, with. -t&1i&-, v. c<br />
receive, to accept ; to welcome. —tA'<br />
panbE, n. reception.<br />
iglt,/. juniper. -bSt) n. juniper-berry.<br />
ign, art. ind. a, an. -, num. one.<br />
pr. one, some one, <strong>the</strong>y.<br />
SCnflbanba, a. one <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> same, <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
same kind, <strong>the</strong> same. [one he<br />
iSnbet«t>agn , m. carriage drawn bj<br />
iCtlbiin&ig) a. stubborn.<br />
SEllbfijl) a. only : solely ; provided that<br />
conflagration, -tatlflj m. firetongs.<br />
-(imtte, m. fiery substance. - tXii^i<br />
a. fiery ; ardent, passionate, brisk.<br />
fflefailt, ^. elephant, -ftlflbcl, m.<br />
-ttyne, n. proboscis. -utfla0» n.<br />
leprosy.<br />
iCIement, n. element. [mity.<br />
Stltn'ity n. misery, wretchedness, calatleilbipj<br />
a. wretched, miserable.<br />
«If, /: river.<br />
elfblAJl, m. St. Anthony's fire. - «lf=<br />
bans, m. dance <strong>of</strong> elves, scotch bonnets<br />
; fairy circles.<br />
Clfcnben, n. ivory.<br />
«lfte, rt. eleventh.<br />
£lfra, a. eleven.<br />
glfrot, OT. /?/. elves, fairies.<br />
JEIg, m. elk. -0ta9, «. meadowsweet,<br />
-f lo, m. elk's-ho<strong>of</strong>. -f o , /.<br />
female <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> elk.<br />
£liejl) ac?. else, o<strong>the</strong>rwise.<br />
JEBfT, c. or.<br />
iCmal), m. enamel.<br />
iEmbct) n. bucket.<br />
Cmbete) n. <strong>of</strong>fice, place, employment<br />
corporation, guild. - (iCmbct) -8br0 =<br />
sentr, m. gnba, /. <strong>the</strong> only, <strong>the</strong> sole.<br />
Htnicliy ad. partly.<br />
Stn'iitHypr. ei<strong>the</strong>r, <strong>the</strong> one or <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
!EllMrie» /. succory.<br />
Cnbragtj m. concord, unanimity.<br />
jentragtig, a. unanimous; sociably,<br />
-bet)/, harmony. [nocenci<br />
lenfalb, m. simplicity, plainness, ir<br />
enfnltig, a. simple, plain, harmles<br />
silly, -bet, /. simplicity, silliness.<br />
gnfermig ) a. vmiform. -J)rt) /. uni-<br />
(Enfiirgat') a. one-coloured, plain.<br />
Jgnfctb, a. only begotten.<br />
JEnfcrultAte) m. monopolist.<br />
£ngfl, m. angel. - Igngklif , a.<br />
gelical. - Cnglflten) a. innocent ai<br />
an angel. - engkfPata, /. host ol<br />
angels.<br />
jengelfT, a. english. -A fjufan» <strong>the</strong>.<br />
rickets, -afprafetj <strong>the</strong> english tongue,<br />
-a frctteil, <strong>the</strong> sweating fever.<br />
-t fait , epsom-salt. -t t«lfffltt, au-<br />
£ngiftC, n. monogamy. [glicisto.<br />
JCllb«nbeIj m. monopoly.<br />
iEnbet, /. unity.<br />
bet, m. colleague. -8bu8 , «. <strong>of</strong>fice. ignbernfif?, m. unicorn-fish.<br />
-sifet) 'n. olficial zeal, -gmail, m. Igllbrarj pr. every one. [animitJJ<br />
person in <strong>of</strong>fice, <strong>of</strong>ficer, -milt) m. 2nb«aig. a. unanimous. -\)ety f. v<br />
severe mien, frown.<br />
iEnbanbj a. oneh<strong>and</strong>id.<br />
tmebflttj e. because.<br />
£nb
StnVitninSf m. unicorn.<br />
iCntg) a. unanimous, concordant, agreed<br />
upon. —^rtj y. agreement, harmony.<br />
£nlA-, f. widow. {&nlt) -iitoHmnQ-,<br />
SElimaritf, a. clever, crafty.<br />
€nrum> n. i -, aside, alone.<br />
SEntA^anbe, a. arbitrary.<br />
tnSi ad. - tiU ^nntij <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> same<br />
mind. - , prt. only, itf e - , not at<br />
all. meb -} at once, at any rate,<br />
fnfaf, /. fine, midct.<br />
Cnfanij a. alone, sole, solitary private.<br />
-iet,/. solitude, privacy, -t, ac?.<br />
solitarily.<br />
[about.<br />
Cnfe, a. in concord. Pata -» to agree<br />
€n(lbe9, a. solitary. -, ad. solitarily.<br />
JEniitifl, a. partial. -t)et, /I partiality.<br />
Iglllttllj, a. <strong>of</strong> one seat only, for one<br />
person. [privately.<br />
ignfFilt, a. private, individual. -, ad.<br />
iEnfFyEa, v. a. to excuse.<br />
£llflig,a. solitary, retired, private,<br />
lonely, -j^et, /. solitude, lonely life,<br />
JEnfloj&, m. monopole. [retirement.<br />
£nfpannarc, m. courier, express.<br />
€llftAft>ig, a. monosyllabical.<br />
£n|iflf«, a. segregated.<br />
Cnffartimigj a. consonant ; xmanimous<br />
monotonous. -\iiy f. imanimity;<br />
monotony. [importimate,<br />
in^lnti^-, a. pressing, urgent, earnest<br />
iEnjiobing, m. hermit; old bachelor.<br />
JEutctbila, /. pole-axe.<br />
£ntit(l, /. black-cap.<br />
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Cntlebiga , f . a. to rid ; to dismiss.<br />
itf n. ridding ; dismission.<br />
iEnteniflj a. monotonous, -i^etyf. mo-<br />
f. queen dowager; queen mo<strong>the</strong>r. £ntra, *-. a. to enter, to board a sliip.<br />
-briigt , n. widow^s weed, -flan^, €ntring, /. boarding.<br />
n. widowhood. -fatCjM. widow's seat. lEnttagtrtja. assiduous, pressing. -\}Ctt<br />
€nfamp, m. duel, single combat.<br />
f.<br />
£rtf attnetlig ) a- particular, peculiar,<br />
special. -ctX) ad. especially, chiefly.<br />
«nf f I, a. siugle ; spread ; thin, -t ol,<br />
small beer. -^et> /. singleness ; simpleness.<br />
[state <strong>of</strong> a widower.<br />
JEnfUtig, m. widower. - f. experience, fomma i -<br />
entj to be apprized <strong>of</strong> something.<br />
iCrfor&etlig, a. requisite. -Jjet, /. requisiteness,<br />
necessity.<br />
£tfOt&tfl, V. a. to dem<strong>and</strong>, to require,<br />
-n, /. necessity.<br />
JCcgj 772. verdigrise, rust <strong>of</strong> brass, -a,<br />
f. 72. —M-y P. d. to ga<strong>the</strong>r verdigiise.<br />
-ig, a. full <strong>of</strong> verdigrise.<br />
iErl^Allfl, f . a. to obtain, to gain. -tl&C,<br />
72. receipt.<br />
iCtifsgatfl, / <strong>the</strong> king's progiess.<br />
iCtinttt, f. a. to remind, to mentiouate.<br />
-tt) £tintinQ) f. remembrance, men-<br />
tion.<br />
JSrfSltnft) V. a. to acknowledge, to<br />
own, to confess: to be sensible <strong>of</strong>; to<br />
allow, -nbej 72. acknowledgment,<br />
confession. - '&x\'ix\\im > a. thankful.<br />
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— ^et) /. acknowledgment, gratitude.<br />
JCtFiiMflfl,/. acknowledgment; cob<br />
CtfftifPopj m. archbishop. [fessioi<br />
€rFfb0f, m. arrant-villaia.<br />
2rfel>cttip, m. archduke, -inna-, f.<br />
archduchess. - «cfe(lift, n. archbi-<br />
^hoprick. [payment.<br />
JErlcgfltS) f. a. to pay down, -n^e, n.<br />
SEriia) »>. a. to attain, to obtain.<br />
SCrfatta, t-. a. to compensate, to make<br />
up. - ietfattlig, a. reparable. - £c=<br />
fatttling, /. amends, compensation.<br />
Sttap^A) V. a. to sui-prise, to apprehend,<br />
to catch, -n&fj n. surprise.<br />
&ttiy m. ore.<br />
IgrtS, arch-, chief, fiist, arrant.<br />
iEr<strong>of</strong>ra, f . a. to conquer, to win. -te><br />
/«. conqueror. - JCtOfttng, /. con-<br />
^\i)d-, m. light-blue, smalt. [quest,<br />
£fel9l&Uft)Ub, n. T. cap <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> mast.<br />
>£lTH^er> m. squadron.<br />
«2fcm<strong>of</strong>t«fl, ad. frequently.<br />
iEsping, m. long-boat.<br />
set, ar/. a, an.<br />
ox ; compartment, bay, draw-<br />
5atfla, /. torch, flambeau, -batafe,<br />
m. flamheau-bearer. -r08,/. salicaria.<br />
Rabbet, OT. gossip, sponsor, god-fa<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
god-mo<strong>the</strong>r. -gafPa, /. present to<br />
<strong>the</strong> godchild. -fPap, m. sponsorship.<br />
Saber, m. fa<strong>the</strong>r, parent; sire, famlas<br />
tin fitia fabec, to die. fabet v&ty <strong>the</strong><br />
Lord's prayer. -btobeC ZC., f. S&tbrobec<br />
IC. -IJSs, a. fa<strong>the</strong>rless, orphan.<br />
-mocb) n. parricide, -morbflte, m.<br />
5aberlig, a. fa<strong>the</strong>rly, paternal.<br />
Sager, a. beautiful, fair, h<strong>and</strong>some,<br />
fagta Ctb, fair words.<br />
faggot , /. pi. tati bar febet i - , he<br />
has sjTuptoms <strong>of</strong> a fever upon him.<br />
Sagott, m. bassoon, -ifty m. bassoonplayer.<br />
5aft«r, m. factor, -i, n. factory.<br />
5af tura, /. invoice.<br />
5afultet, /. faculty.<br />
5alj ti. venal ; mercenary.<br />
5alafTa, /. embers, white ashes.<br />
5alboIan, m. furbelow, flounce.<br />
Salcrt6, «. grey ore containing silver.<br />
Salf, m. faulcon. -jagt, to. faidcoury.<br />
-ugSlfl) /• hawk-owl. -cnerare, m.<br />
faulconer.<br />
ilalf a pa, v. a. to cheapen, to bid for,<br />
5aa, n. fall, downfall ; ruin ; cataract<br />
case; T. halliards. ifaO, in case,<br />
bringa pa -, to bring about one's<br />
ruin. -lutfa, /. trap-door, -rep, n.<br />
T. mauropes. -fjufa, /. epilepsy.<br />
-PalE, m. head-roll.<br />
SaHa, f. n. to fall, to drop; to abate;<br />
T. to pay <strong>of</strong>t', to pay round, to cast<br />
<strong>the</strong> head (<strong>of</strong> a sliip). - «f, to full <strong>of</strong>f",<br />
from, to come <strong>of</strong>f. - bort , to fall<br />
away. — i, to fall in, into ; to strike<br />
to interrupt. - i bartifang, to be
ought to bed. - iftatl, to fall away,<br />
to ab<strong>and</strong>on, to desert ; to decease. -<br />
igen^ to fall down, to fall in ; to sink.<br />
- i^O^f to fall toge<strong>the</strong>r. - itl) to fall<br />
in ; to come into <strong>the</strong> mind ; to take a<br />
turn ; to cert. - mb, to fall down, to<br />
drop from. - omfuH) to fall down.<br />
- pft) to fall upon; to take a faur.y.<br />
- (onbeV, to break, to fall to pieces. -<br />
tiHj to take one's party. - ttttbaf «> to<br />
fall back. - Utlbattj to fall away ; to<br />
die. - unban for enj to yield. - uc,<br />
to fall from , to drop from. - Ut , to<br />
fall out; to drop out; to come due;<br />
to discharge. - un&et, to fall lUider.<br />
-Utj to slip out <strong>of</strong>. - tJtj to happen,<br />
to turn out. - <strong>of</strong>t»Ct,to fall over.<br />
- <strong>of</strong>peranbaj to fall down. - jigj v.<br />
n. folding-stick, -botfj m. a currier's<br />
beam. —!)OfpeI) m. notching-plane.<br />
-fnifj m. shaving-knife.<br />
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Santafi j /. fancy , whim , caprice. -<br />
518 S^f<br />
lioniblc," dreadful, hidec<br />
Ug^Ct, /. liorribility.<br />
Sa6''<br />
S&iartf m. }jlieasant. -gftt^, m. pheasantr)-.<br />
-l^ona-, f. pheasaut. -tuptp)<br />
m. pheasant-cock.<br />
Baffin) «. fascine.<br />
Saily c. though, although.<br />
^flfl, a. firm, solid; strong; fixed;<br />
steady ; immoveable. - egettbom) real<br />
estate. - latlb, continent, ban iit - j<br />
Jie is surprised. VMO, - fOt m flltfa,<br />
to be in love with a girl. m. shrove-tuesday.<br />
iSaftfi, V. 72. to fast, -nbe? a. fasting.<br />
^aflapc, n. tun.<br />
,Safleben&ej m. tenant.<br />
5tJ|lebref > «. a legal instrument ascertaining<br />
<strong>the</strong> owner's right to a posses-<br />
^Ajiet) Jn. auat, fa<strong>the</strong>r's sister, [sion.<br />
5«(ltet) /. solidity, fastness, steadiness.<br />
Sts(iiltbet> m. estate real <strong>and</strong> immoveable.<br />
5»i(Hng cQ. ^Affinfistnarfnab , m. <strong>the</strong><br />
fair heldat<strong>the</strong>town <strong>of</strong> Christinehamn.<br />
Saflnflj V. n. to stick, to hitch; to<br />
ground. - fot tn fftfjto be con^'icted.<br />
5a(i(liittfl) V. a. to fix, to determine, to<br />
ordain ; to confirm, to establish, —n-<br />
^eJ n. regulation, fixation.<br />
5a(ltflS c. though, however.<br />
Snt, n. dish ; cask.<br />
Satabut) m. storehouse; repository.<br />
Sataliec, m. pi. set term.<br />
Satt^ a. disposed, conditioned. ^UtU<br />
Ct bet -? what's <strong>the</strong> matter? -, ad.<br />
tagA - fa nagon, to catch one by<br />
pursuit.<br />
;<br />
^el<br />
imderst<strong>and</strong>ing. -Sformaga,/. capacity,<br />
power <strong>of</strong> comprehension.<br />
Rattan, s. h<strong>and</strong>le.<br />
gattanbej n. - af f onflet cdb rrtenfPa^<br />
HfCt-, <strong>the</strong> learning <strong>of</strong> arts aud sciences.<br />
gattaS) t". d. to need, to want. bt)a& -<br />
benem? what's <strong>the</strong> matter witli him?<br />
gattig, a. poor, indigent, needy, necessitous,<br />
en - (latfate» a fool, a<br />
blockliead. -bo^aj /. poor's-box.<br />
-bomj m. poverty, want, necessity.<br />
-bU8) n. poor-hcuse. -meitUn. alms.<br />
-fPola, /. charity-school, -fhlga, /.<br />
poor-house at <strong>the</strong> coiuitry. —Patbj w.<br />
cure for <strong>the</strong> poor.<br />
gattlig) a. easy to be comprehended,<br />
intelligible, -beti / comprehensibili-<br />
gaPOtit, m. favorite, minion. [ty.<br />
gebct, m. fever, -atttg, a. feverish.<br />
-anfaU, -anjlot, m. paroxysm <strong>of</strong><br />
fever, -btytning,/. aguefit. -rVAHy<br />
/. aguishness. -betta*/. feverish lieat.<br />
gebruariuS) m. February.<br />
geMa, /. fiddle. -,f. a. to fiddle.<br />
gcg) a. cowardly, -betj / cowardice.<br />
gcgbj m. fatality, predestination, decree<br />
<strong>of</strong> fate. —Ay V. a. to make war<br />
against, -ebcefj «. letter <strong>of</strong> war,<br />
challenge. [touch up.<br />
StHt V. a. to polish, to furbish ; to<br />
5el, n. fault, defect, errour, mistake,<br />
blemish, failing, -aftig, a. defective,<br />
faulty, guilty, wrong, erroneous. -af='<br />
tigbct, /. failing, mistake, fault, -fti,<br />
a. faultless, correct, -fttbetj /. correctness,<br />
-gtcp, n. mistake, -gang,<br />
m. error, mistake, -bugg, n. false<br />
cut. -(leg> n. slip, false step. -(iam=<br />
j<br />
mig,a. sounding wrong.-flammigbet,<br />
/. false sound, -flot, m. false thrust,<br />
-a, V. n. to fail, to err, to want. -<br />
V. a. to catch, to seize ; to take<br />
to compreliend, to conceive, to waderst<strong>and</strong>.<br />
- i ^tnxiMli to couch in<br />
writing.- gattning)/. appreliensiou. to go astray. f?cifPa -j to make a<br />
,
^cm ^io 519<br />
inislake in writing, taga -j to mislake.<br />
&et fIC0 -J it tlid not succeed.<br />
San, a. five, -bubid, -fal&ig, a.<br />
lixcfold. -fingerbrt, /. ciuque-foil.<br />
-l^anba > a. <strong>of</strong> five kinds, -tjortiig,<br />
a. pentangular, -l^ottlinttj m. pentagon,<br />
-atis^a. quin(|uennial. -m«,/.<br />
five, cinque, quint. -tCj a. fifth,<br />
fot bet -te, fiftl.ly, in <strong>the</strong> filh<br />
place. -te^eI) m. a fiftli. -tio , ".<br />
fifty, -tienbc, a. filtietli. -ton, a.<br />
fifteen, -tonte, a. fifteenth.<br />
5cnfi, /. fin.<br />
Senfi^h '"• fennel.<br />
^fttet, pi. vacancies.<br />
Setln, f. ferula, switch, rod.<br />
Sexnbcij m. fernambuck.<br />
^ertli^aj /. varnish. -, v. a. to varnish.<br />
5c(l, m. feast, festival, -lig, a. festival.<br />
Celling, m. dog-Hy.<br />
5et, a. fat ; fatty, greasy ; fertile ; lucrative.<br />
—fenaj f. fat-featlier (upon<br />
<strong>the</strong> rump <strong>of</strong> geese). -fJiitf , m. spot<br />
<strong>of</strong> grease, -gtiia > n. bulterwort.<br />
-\)\xm.9,tf. adipous membrane. -fnop=<br />
yfltj m. pi. stonecrop. -lagbj c inclined<br />
to fatness, -tartn, m. fat gut.<br />
-tisbag, OT. shrove-tuesday. -tijlel,<br />
m. corn-saw-wort. -og«> n. ex-<br />
ophthalmy. [tuals.<br />
Stt&Vuv&XAy f. ch<strong>and</strong>ler's ware, vic-<br />
5ettna, /. fatness; grease. -^ v. n. to<br />
Sttty n. fat, grease. [grow fat.<br />
Sibben, Sitel, tw. ^-ives.<br />
Sibn, f. fibre.<br />
5i4a, /. <strong>pocket</strong>. - (5itf) -format, n.<br />
<strong>pocket</strong>-size <strong>of</strong> a book. —l<strong>of</strong> , /z. flap<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>pocket</strong>-hole, -tjuf, m. pick<strong>pocket</strong>.<br />
—ut) n. watch.<br />
Sitnbi-) m. enemy, foe. - ^lEttbfFapj<br />
/. enmity. - ^ietlbtltg, a. hostile.<br />
-t>et, /. hostility.<br />
5igut, m. figure, type, emblem, gotft<br />
-) to cut a figure. — lig, a. figurative,<br />
tropical, typic.<br />
5iE«, V. n. 5ifAS, t'- arta, /. fig. [-trab, n. figtree.<br />
5il> m. file. -Jjuggate, m. file-cutter.<br />
-fl<strong>of</strong>PC, TO. h<strong>and</strong>vice. -fpan , »;.<br />
filings, file-dust, -a, f. a. to file.<br />
-atibe, n. -nitig, /. filing.<br />
5ilbunfe, m. bowl for sour milk.<br />
-mjoK } / soiu- milk witli <strong>the</strong> cream<br />
5tlfr«8, TO. glutton. [on.<br />
Silt, TO. felt. -l>att, TO. felt-hat, stuflPhat.<br />
-a, I', a. to felt.<br />
5JItrer«, v. a. to filter, - 5tlttcrbuf,<br />
TO. boulting-cloth. - 5iltrer(icn, to.<br />
filtering-stone.<br />
5immel(iattg, to. pole to a sledge.<br />
Sin, a. fine, small; delicate; subtle,<br />
smart : nice ; keen ; piu-e ; s<strong>of</strong>t, -gty*<br />
nig, a. fine-grained. -Ibct,/. fineness,<br />
keenness, nicety, delicacy. -l>ylt,<br />
a. one that has a fine skin.<br />
Sinanfer, pi, finances.<br />
SineX&t v. a. to refine, -te, to. finer.<br />
Singer, to. ^ n. finger, ^a Unga fiiu<br />
grar, to be light-fingered, fe genom<br />
fingrarne, to connive at. -bcrt, to.<br />
thimble. -IjjanbfFe, to. fingered<br />
glove. -\&tt-,m. -ttlta, /. finger-<br />
stall, -flaba, /. itch in <strong>the</strong> fingers.<br />
-fna\iif', TO. snap with <strong>the</strong> finger. -<br />
Singra, v. a. to finger.<br />
Sinf, TO. cha£F-finch.<br />
Sinfel, n. bad br<strong>and</strong>y.<br />
Sinfnat, n. T. netting.<br />
Sinna» f. a. to find : to meet with. -<br />
flf , to find by. -|?a , to discover, to<br />
find out. - fig, V. ?•. to have a ready<br />
wit. — fig t»i& , to accommodate<br />
one's self to, to be contented with.<br />
Sinnas, *- . d. to be.<br />
Sinne, to. pimple : grub.<br />
Sinnfifr, to. finfish. [ningly.<br />
Sint^ ad. smartly, nicely, finely, cun-<br />
Sint-, TO. T. feint ; trick.<br />
Sintlig, a. inventive, ingenious, ready<br />
at expedients. —\ct , /. quickness <strong>of</strong><br />
invention.<br />
Siol, TO. fiddle, violin, -fpclare, m.<br />
violist. -flatt, TO. bridge <strong>of</strong> a violin,<br />
-flrafc, TO. fiddle-stick.
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Sioly m. violet, -blatt, a. violettlue.<br />
-ttt, a. violet, -tot, /. orris.<br />
5tr«, u. a. to celebrate, to solemnize ;<br />
to make much <strong>of</strong> ; T. to lower; to<br />
ease. [/. bishopping.<br />
5trm«, f. a. to bishop. - 5itmnin0,<br />
^trtna) n. firm.<br />
Sitmament, n. firmament, sky.<br />
Si\ly m. fish, renfa -, to draw a fish.<br />
-Moterff fl, /. fisher- woman, -fangjl,<br />
-afftnge> n. draught <strong>of</strong> fish. -\)M}<br />
III. sweepnet with a sack. —firnotj<br />
/. pi. india-berries. -fopfltej m.<br />
fishmonger. -Icf, /n. shoal <strong>of</strong> fishes.<br />
-litrt) f. ^UiblM. -ligej n. fishertown,<br />
-m^fe, m. cob, mew. -nat,<br />
«. fishicg-yarn. -fTinrtjn. fishskin,<br />
shagreen. -futn|>, m. cauf. -ttAtl) "i.<br />
fishoil. -re&fF«p, «. fisliing-tackle.<br />
-ytigel, n. fry. -ocn, f. Slafot.<br />
-a> V. a. to fish, -ftce, m. fisher,<br />
fisher-raan. -ategattg, w. Gshmarket.<br />
-arne, p/. (bjutfteteen) pisces.<br />
5ifFal, w. public accuser.<br />
5ifFe, ri. fishing, fishery.<br />
Si^tU m. fistula.<br />
^itfljcrnfl, /. fixed star.<br />
5Jftbe) «. fourth, foe bet -> fourthly.<br />
-bcl, m. a quarter, ett -bcis at,<br />
tliree months. -bftfl9=ft0#fl, quartan,<br />
quartan ague.<br />
SJetbilig, m. a quarter, .i quarter <strong>of</strong> a<br />
bairel. -futjlc , tetrarch. -t>flg, to.<br />
quarter <strong>of</strong> a mile.<br />
^jetmate, a. remoter, fur<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
Siettan, ad. far, at a distance.<br />
S\irt, m. fart, -ft, v. n. to fart.<br />
5JefF, n. fiddlefaddle. -, cE. -et, W2. (SJatil, m. butterfly,<br />
meddler, <strong>of</strong>ficious, -ft, v. n. to fidge, 5Jattna, v. a. to remove.<br />
to fidget, to fisk.<br />
5ja9, n. gSta - ett. SiM^t<br />
5)0l, i -, last year.<br />
5J0Q, «. trifles, prattle, gossiping.<br />
5Joaa, /. a silly woman. -S, v. t/. to<br />
trifle, to faddle, to play <strong>the</strong> fool. -<br />
^jottet, m. triller, fool, -i, n. drollery.<br />
- 5ioai|J, a. silly, foolish, non-<br />
sensical, -^tt, /. silliness.<br />
^iotna, /• arctic plungeon, puffin,<br />
culterueb.<br />
5J0tt0n, a. fourteen. - baflat, for<br />
5iottattbe, a. fourteenth. [ttight.<br />
Sw^y "• lock, flock.<br />
5iun, n. down, -ifl, a, downy.<br />
5jantg, a. simple, silly.<br />
5jabet, »2. fea<strong>the</strong>r; spring, flacpa -,<br />
to moult, to mew. -aluit, m. plui<br />
allum. -bott, m. shittlecock. -btabf,<br />
n. spring-board (<strong>of</strong> organs). -bufPe,<br />
m. tuft <strong>of</strong> fea<strong>the</strong>rs, -babb, n. fea<strong>the</strong><br />
bed. -bytta, /. fea<strong>the</strong>r-cushion, -fa,<br />
n. poultry, -faatting , /. mewing<br />
-bftfe, m. spring-vice, -^atlblate, m<br />
fea<strong>the</strong>r-driver. -^att9, n. iudia<br />
rubber. -fptitate, m. picker <strong>of</strong><br />
fea<strong>the</strong>rs, -jljelfe, m. quill. -tOf9,<br />
m. plume <strong>of</strong> fea<strong>the</strong>rs, plumage. -Ptfs<br />
ta, /. fea<strong>the</strong>r-broom, -ringe, m.<br />
fea<strong>the</strong>r-trush. [fea<strong>the</strong>red, fledge.<br />
5iabta, V. a. to fea<strong>the</strong>r, -b , a. fuU-<br />
5jaa, n. scale, -frfr , /n. scalefisli.<br />
-gnot, w». armadillo, -patlfat<br />
coat <strong>of</strong> mail, -ig , a. scaly, -ttig,<br />
m. scale-fish, -ringat, m. pi. but-<br />
terflies (lepidoptera). -Ctt, / toe<br />
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^la&bctt n. futility.<br />
patch-work ; compilation.<br />
5IA^&eraEtxg, a. tlirting, fickle, -iet, %\\l-,m,. lap, lappet; lobe, -tflj o.<br />
f.<br />
fickleness, frivolity. [flame. lobated.<br />
^lattta, f . n. to flutter ; to blaze, to 5Iinaj f. 71. to giggle, to titter.<br />
5Iat*-frijt, a. loose ; licentious.<br />
5Itnpa, /. slice. [tive ; brisk.<br />
^Up;!) / flaw, crack, breach ; flake, ^litlf a. dexterous, J clever quick, ac-<br />
;<br />
^lapg, m. flag, colours, ensign. U^a (Slitlt, m. forehead. -fFijae, m. bald-<br />
-en, to hoist tlie flag, jlryfa -m, pate. -fFaQt0, a. baldpated.<br />
to strike <strong>the</strong> flag. -buEj "i. buntings. 5ltnt«,/: flint, flintstone. - 5Imt]&ar&,<br />
-man, m. flag-<strong>of</strong>ficer. -fFepp , n. a. flinty. - Slintfanb, m. coarse gravel.<br />
flag-ship, -fpel, n. eU. -
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Slygfl, v.n. to fly; to blow up; to<br />
soar. - fenbetj to fly. - U^'fy to open<br />
suddenly, -n^e, «• flying; winged<br />
sudden ; immediately, -tlbf f ailfl, fly<br />
ing colours. - (Slyg) -fffF, m. flyingfish,<br />
-biinbj a. quick, brisk, -ffltlb, m<br />
Slygel) yn. wing, -bbrt, m. foldiugdoor.<br />
-man, m. file-leader.<br />
Slyflt, m. flight, frjuta faglflt i -en,<br />
to shoot a bird flying.<br />
Slygtig, a. volatile, fleeting; fickle,<br />
inconstant, vain; gaudy, gay, airy,<br />
—\lttt f. volatility, levity, fickleness :<br />
vanity, gaudiness <strong>of</strong> diess.<br />
5Iytt, m. flight, escape. -«, f. n. to<br />
escape, -ig , a. fugitive, -ing, m.<br />
fugitive, ru/iagate.<br />
Slytfl) ^'^ «• to flow; to be afloat; to<br />
run ; to spring, to result. - Cfranpa,<br />
to swim on <strong>the</strong> top ; to be uppermost,<br />
-n'itya. floating, flo\\-ing, swimming;<br />
liquid ; easy, smooth ; well hung. —<br />
5Iyttg, a. fluid, liquid, -j^ct, /. liquidntss,<br />
fluency, fluidity. - 5Iyt=<br />
ning, /. flux.<br />
Sly ttfl, V. a. to move, to remove, to<br />
transfer, to convey. — , v. n. to move,<br />
to remove ; to leave one's place. —<br />
bort, to remove. - t», to move to.<br />
- iiarmate, to approach. - ^a. \&n-<br />
&et, to remove into <strong>the</strong> country. -<br />
trail, to transjilant. — ut, to convey<br />
out. - Slyttbar, a. moveable. -<br />
Slyttning,/. moving, removal; passage<br />
; move ; transposition. - SlytU<br />
fagel, m. bird <strong>of</strong> passage.<br />
SIS) m- stratum.<br />
S\l, V. a. to flay, to skin ; to pull <strong>of</strong>l'.<br />
Sna<br />
white flux, -flftig* a. rheumatic, -arc, -bufej^Tj. flayer, hangr<br />
-febet) m. rheumatic fever ; synochus, vant. -ning, /. flayijig, e<br />
—ig|)etj f.<br />
rlieumatic<br />
-fj?fltj m. fluor-spar.<br />
disposition,<br />
'.<br />
SUgelb, m. jack in a lantern.<br />
Sl"ffl) V. «. to puff", to brea<strong>the</strong> strongly<br />
Slur, ad. quickly, anon.<br />
Sly, n. - pa ttt arifat, <strong>the</strong> flock <strong>of</strong> ar<br />
anchor. - ^ly, n. marsh, -bottetl, m.<br />
marshy bottom.<br />
5ly, -. a. & n. to fly, to shun; tc<br />
reach, to fetch ; to run away, to escape,<br />
;.'<br />
to respire. - ut , to recover one' ,'<br />
breath. - Sl^Sning , /. anhelatiou|i<br />
violent respiration puflF.<br />
;<br />
SlA(f, w. spot , blot, stain; blemish<br />
pearl : place ; mark ; borough. bfl -ety<br />
to grow fat. -pannfaFa, /. bacom<br />
fritters. -ff^C, /. flitch <strong>of</strong> bacon.^<br />
-fral, m. sward <strong>of</strong> bacon.<br />
Slata, /. plait, tress, fleak. -, v. .<br />
plait, to braid, to twist. - SlAtntngJl<br />
plaiting, h<strong>and</strong>lework, fleak.<br />
SVattiat f.<br />
vanity, frivolousness.<br />
Sliittttng, f. T. longeared barley.<br />
SIcb, n. flux; flowing, -a, i'.n.<br />
low. - CfPCr, to overflow.<br />
,y^<br />
Slog, Slogel > "i. vane. -fPaf<br />
oden frame <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> vane<br />
Oyhoax<br />
Slojt, /. flute. -fPei."-<br />
-traper, n. gcrman «"<br />
Slote, «. float. •<br />
Slifte, m. lay, ^'"J' ^. a. to h,,,^..<br />
Sna9, n. husV """'i- flfife ,-5^<br />
Snaf?, n. '<br />
r
ctt -> to slight. -«, V. 11. to moult.<br />
V'Vtl^piIj n. pimples, pustules. - 5ttfl#=<br />
lirt, 17. pimpled, full <strong>of</strong> pustules,<br />
^tuttra, V. n. to titter, to smicker.<br />
^iiurtri, Ji. down. [to be entangled.<br />
^tiuirr.j f. knot; intricacy. — flg> v. r.<br />
^iiyfa, t-. n. to snort. - df vu'iti to<br />
iu'ut ajid puflF. t^srt fttyfet Pi^ allt, he<br />
> is not to be contented. [agaric.<br />
Sn<strong>of</strong>Ff) n. sponk. -fpamp ) m. birch-<br />
Sotf) /."fore-sail. -^JalS) m. fore-mastcable,<br />
-tnajl) m. fore-mast, -tflj /.<br />
fore-yard.<br />
Sober, n. fodder; lining; case. -Iab
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fOtt«|le, with all speed, -ffltfl, v. n.<br />
to continue, to persevere, to hold on,<br />
to go on. -fatatlbe, a. continuate, pcrseverant.<br />
-fat«n^e,5. n. continuation,<br />
duration, perseverance. -gS , f. n.<br />
to go on, to continue, to proceed.<br />
-gSng) m. progress, advancement,<br />
-tjelpaj f. a. to fur<strong>the</strong>r, to forward.<br />
-Eomfljm. advancement, prefemient,<br />
promotion, success, -planta, v. a.<br />
to propagate. -pUtttnittg, /. propa-<br />
gation. -fJafffl, v. a. to forward, to<br />
transport. -fFy^^«) v. a. to hasten,<br />
to forward. — fflttaj f. a. to continue,<br />
to pursue, to carry on. —^AttninQy f.<br />
continuation, pursuance. —P«t«) v. n,<br />
to continue, to dure.<br />
^ortepiane, n. piano-forte.<br />
5orutn) n. jurisdiction, tribunal, resort.<br />
5o#> a. impertinent, impudent.<br />
^O^iltet) pi. fossils.<br />
So n. embryo, foetus, child pro-<br />
;<br />
duct. -t>«rn, n. fosterchild. -bte=<br />
^etJ OT. fosterbro<strong>the</strong>r ; companion <strong>of</strong><br />
arms. -Jiygbj /. fosterearth. -tot=<br />
tCt) /. fosterdaughter, adoptive<br />
daughter. -fabeC) w. fosterfa<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
-tnobec, /. foslermotlier. -fToIfl, /.<br />
niu-sery. — fotl) m. fosterson. — 5*=<br />
fltrt) f. a. to nourish, to foster, to<br />
support. - «|jp, to educate. - So|lTA0><br />
f . c?. to grow up ; to thiive.<br />
5ot, m. foot; basis, till -S , on<br />
foot. fl2 fottettifl unban en , to tiip<br />
up one's heels, taga till ^'htttXi > to<br />
take to one's heels, pa flacnbe -, in-<br />
stantly, fatta ett. fiatta tn pa fri - ><br />
to set one at liberty, jag taget bet<br />
pa ben -en, I take it iliis way. fatta<br />
en pa fottet, to make one a man.<br />
-angel, w. crow-foot, caltrop, -bab,<br />
n. bath for <strong>the</strong> feet. -Hab, n. tbe<br />
sole <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> foot, metatarsus, -bunf e,<br />
m. washing-tub with legs, -fad, n.<br />
prostration, -falla, v. n. to prostrate<br />
one's self, -fatten, a. unable to walk<br />
toplicavy. -folf, n. foot, infantry.<br />
-fafle, n. footing, -gangare, m.<br />
footman, -jetn, n. iron fur tlie feet.<br />
;<br />
-jagate, m. chaser on foot, -fi<br />
m. ankle. -Iag,rt. ankle, tarsus. -<br />
m. joint <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> foot. -lo8, a. feetl<br />
-patt, m. footstool, -pafe, m, i<br />
for <strong>the</strong> feet, -jib, a. reaching dn<br />
to <strong>the</strong> feet, -fjuf a , /. gout" in<br />
feet, -fpjern, «. foothold ; stretcl<br />
-fpar, re. footstep, trace, track, -fl<br />
n. footstep, -fiytfe, n. socle, -jl<br />
ning, /. pedestal, socle, basis. -fPi<br />
m. sweaty feet, -fala, /. tlie sole<br />
<strong>the</strong> foot, -ttab, n. foot-stall.<br />
($Ota, V. n, to found ; to get a footii i<br />
to rely upon.<br />
5ta(f, m. frack, coat. I<br />
5tabga, /. foam, froth, spume. -9,<br />
r. to foam, to froth. - ^rabgig,<br />
foamj'-, frotliy.<br />
5taFt, m. freight, ga fOt -, to be I<br />
der a charter-party, -btef, n. i<br />
-fcbel, 772. biU <strong>of</strong> lading. -fTepp,<br />
merchant-man. -pagn, n. canyir<br />
waggon, -a, V. a. to freight. -«<br />
m. freighter.<br />
5ram, ad. forward, forth, onwai<br />
langre,l>attte-, fur<strong>the</strong>r, forwai<br />
anba -> straight forward. - i retf<br />
in <strong>the</strong> course <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> week, -till, u<br />
til to. tatt -, upright, frank, -ap,<br />
m. fore-axletree. -ben, n. forcfoc<br />
-bog, m. forequaiter. -bel, m. for<br />
part, face; T. fore. -bele8,a^. som<br />
time hence, -fuflg, a. pert, forwar<br />
saucy, daring, -fufig^ct, /. temerit<br />
forwardness, -fatb , m. progret<br />
-for, /jr/>. before, above, -fct<br />
above all. -fore, "C?. before, in tl'<br />
forepart, -gent, ad. for <strong>the</strong> futujii<br />
-gang, m. success. \a^t& -gang, I<br />
succeed, -j^jul, «. forewhecl. -ifril*<br />
ad. from before. -Ealf e , m. foro<br />
sledge. -lajt, m. load before.<br />
prp. hy, over. — fiba,/". foreside, fac*<br />
front. -fFeppet, n. forcsliip. -(taW<br />
77J. stem, -flcg, n. progress, pr<strong>of</strong>i<br />
cience, advancement. -(itganbe,a. approaching,<br />
stepping out; ])rorainent<br />
-(lupa, a. fatta -ftupa, to fall dowi<br />
upon one's face. Itgga -(lupaj<br />
a
1th tlie face downwards. -(t^Se, n.<br />
forepart , frontpiece. -jlaf , ttj. stem,<br />
-fflte, n. foreseat. -tftlig, a. free <strong>of</strong><br />
one's tongue, forward to speak, -tftttb)<br />
/. foretooth, incisor. -t
526 ^i-e<br />
treaty <strong>of</strong> peace. -«fSt(l3r«te>m. disturber.<br />
-gmeMate, m. negociator,<br />
mediator. -emebUng , /. mediation.<br />
-sfliftare, m. pacifier, -sfliftning,<br />
/. pacification, -epetf j n. treaty <strong>of</strong><br />
peace. -sSlfJattbe, a. pacific.<br />
5tebfl0) rn. friday.<br />
^tegatt, m. frigat.<br />
Sre(ta, *>. a. to attempt, to try, to essay,<br />
to tempt, -nbej a. tempting, seducing,<br />
-n&f ) s. n. essay, trial, attempt.<br />
-te» m. tempter. - 5ce <strong>of</strong>l"<br />
h<strong>and</strong>, not studied. lat ?>onom ^flfPA<br />
-tt fpel, let him take his swing. -bo=<br />
CeiJj a. free-bom, <strong>of</strong> noble birth,<br />
-borgare » m. freeman , citizen <strong>of</strong> a<br />
freetown. -t)Cef> n. charier; passport,<br />
-bytare, m. freebooter. -COtpS)<br />
m. body <strong>of</strong> volunteers, -gotelff, /.<br />
acquittal, -j^amtti wi. freeport. -^etUi<br />
m. baron, -f^emnnaj /. baroness.<br />
-^ertfTap, n. barony. -$et) /. liber-<br />
ty, freedom ; privilege, immunity. Stioi)<br />
t«ttigtetec» rights <strong>and</strong> privileges.<br />
-i)et9at) n. year <strong>of</strong> freedom from<br />
taxes. -l)«gflti, a. resolute, -\u\tj<br />
n. T. fender, -lott, w. free ticket.<br />
-tnfltEnfl&, Tra. freemarket. -mutatf,<br />
m. freemason. —mutett) /z. freemasonry.<br />
-manfeag> m. saint monday.<br />
-parti, n. partisan-corps, -febcl, m.<br />
cocket, warrant. -fTelfl,^. freeschool.<br />
-fptaf are, w. tonguepad. -(lab , m.<br />
freetown ; shelter , sanctuary, —flat,<br />
m. freestate, republic, -jluttb , '^i.<br />
leisure, -talig, a. freespoken. -tfl-<br />
Itglbet, /. freedom in speech, -tty<br />
ad. freely, frankly. lefPa -tt, to live<br />
without constraint. —tatlfare, m.<br />
freethinker. -tfiJlfert, «. frectliinking.<br />
—Dlttig, a. voluntary, spontaneous,<br />
free ; forlorn liope.<br />
5riat v. «. & n. to free, to absolve,<br />
to save; to make love; to court.<br />
3^0<br />
-re, m. lover. - ^rifri, n. com<br />
Srib, f. 5re&.<br />
^ribomma, f. SrifaDa. [nort<br />
Srigga, /. a goddess, <strong>the</strong> Venus <strong>of</strong>t<br />
5rjgifra, v. a. to release, to set fri<br />
to allow, to permit.<br />
5rigora, t'. a. to release, to set fr<br />
from confinement or servitude.<br />
SrifaQa, v. a. to absolve, to acqui<br />
to exempt, to clear, -nbe, a. abs<br />
liitory. - Srifattelfe, /. absolutic<br />
clearing, exemption, acqiuttance.<br />
5riEa#e,/z. fricassy. - Srifa^era, »to<br />
fry, to mince.<br />
5rife(lig, a. liberal, munificent, ge<br />
rous, bountiful. -\ttf f. liberalil<br />
munificfc-nce, generosity, bounty.<br />
StiUnna-, f. Srifatta.<br />
^tifopa, V. a. to redeem, to ransom<br />
5riaa, /. concubine. - 5riaebarii<br />
bastard. [to perm.<br />
5rilyfa, v- a, to repeal a prohibit!<br />
i!frilata, v. a. to make free, to enfr:<br />
chise. [y. cheerfulness, alacrit<br />
Srimobig, a. hearty, cheerful. -\ft<br />
5ri9, m. d n. freeze.<br />
5rifel, m. miliary fever.<br />
Srifera, v. a. to frizle.<br />
5rifF, a. sound, liealthy; recured ; fres<br />
recent ; lively ; green, —t, ac?. health<br />
ly, freshly. Ieft>ft -t, to live at<br />
great rate. - upp! cheer up! -4<br />
V. d. —4 upp, f. a. to refresh,<br />
freshen. - upp fig, to recover,<br />
exhilarate, upp - taget, T. fresh tl<br />
hawse. - ^rifFna, V. n. to recover.<br />
5rtelar, m. pi. haudscrews.<br />
^riflappa, v. a. to release.<br />
5cifl, m. respite.<br />
5rtfaga, Sritaga, f. 5rifaBa.<br />
5r»tta, /. T. frit.<br />
5roba9, V. d. to thrive. - 5robig,<br />
fresh ; wholesome ; luxurious, rich<br />
yolly. -\tt, f. plumpness.<br />
5toblem, m. man's yard.<br />
^rom, a. pious ; devout ; mild, gooc<br />
kind, s<strong>of</strong>t, gentle, indulgent, hann<br />
less; meek. -J)Ct, /. piousness<br />
gentleness, mildness; good naturt<br />
,
a. fruitful, prolific, genetfltive. — ft;in=<br />
l&Ct, /. fruitfulness. -fri^a , /. husk,<br />
cod, shell. -ttA&) n. fruit-tree,<br />
-iimne) n. germe.<br />
5tuEtaj f . a- to fear, to dread, to apprehend.<br />
— tl) f, fear, dread, apprehension,<br />
awe. -nSPati'j a, formidable,<br />
dreadful.<br />
Stwntitnmcr, n. lady, woman.<br />
SruU) V. n. to gush.<br />
Srufett) a. frozen ; cold, chill, chilly.<br />
5ruffa, V. n. to huff.<br />
^ryntltg, a. friend, kind; affable,<br />
-^et, /. affability.<br />
5tyfa , V. n. to freeze ; to be cold ; to<br />
liave <strong>the</strong> ague. - boct, to be spoiled<br />
by frost, iet ftyfet pa) it freezes. -<br />
\ i^OI"} to congeal.- Stysputlftf m.<br />
freezing-point,<br />
i Staga)<br />
I to<br />
v. a. to ask, to question, to inteiTogate,<br />
to inquire. - Cftct) to make<br />
account <strong>of</strong>; to inquire after. - fig fct,<br />
;<br />
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-fj'nt, a. good-natured.<br />
inquiry. - ut) to examine, to pump,<br />
5commaj f . « to te <strong>of</strong> use.<br />
to find out by inquiring.<br />
Sunt, m. tlie foretop ; front.<br />
Sviga-ff. dem<strong>and</strong>, question, query,<br />
^top«, /. ague. ]^ttflt&fl09=-) quotidian interrogation. - Stcgepunft, m. Sti'<br />
ague. «n&»{J5-, tertian ague, ttti- geflytf E) n. point <strong>of</strong> question, interrojebags-)<br />
quartau ague. - Sti^if^tgatory. - ^tagctetfen, n. mark <strong>of</strong> inning,<br />
/. a touch <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ague.<br />
terrogation. - 5ragning, /. asking. -<br />
5t0(ij m. frost. -ttten,a. frosthitten ; Stagris, a. inquisitive, curious.<br />
mellowed by <strong>the</strong> frost. -bamm,«. Stlnyprj). from, -^aff, m. <strong>the</strong> <strong>of</strong>fside<br />
dry fog. —fjatti) m. moth, nocturnal horse, -ji^a, /. <strong>of</strong>fside, reverse.<br />
butterHy. -fnol, to. chilblain, -tlfttt) StAttA) v. n. StAXlM rib, V. d. to feel<br />
/. frosty night, -ig, a. frosty.<br />
<strong>the</strong> remission <strong>of</strong> a malady. - ^^tatlA^,<br />
5ru,/. mistress, madam, -jhigfli /.<br />
f. remission <strong>of</strong> a malady.<br />
a place -where only •women reside 5tanfcomm«, f. 5tanfanna.<br />
seraglio. [breakfast. StlnfiVit-, n. decease.<br />
5tufe|l, m. breakfast. -eCA, f. «. to 5ranga) v. a. to deny, to disown.<br />
^jlft, 7?7. fruit ; issue ; benefit, advan- Sranfantlfij v. a. to abjudicate.<br />
tage, pr<strong>of</strong>it, -bar, a. fruitful, fertile, ScanfTagtflS, v. d. to degenerate.<br />
-bnttrt, /. fertility, fruitfulness, fe- 5ranP4ran&e, a. absent.<br />
cundity. -baran&e) a. fruitful, fruc- StatiPAtelfc, /. StAnoAXOi absence.<br />
tiferous. -fAJlC, n. receptacle. -gom= 5tant) a. fruitless, vain ; abor- ^ta^are, m. glutton, surfeiter.<br />
tive. -mangelfFfl) / fruiterer, -{"am, StHetiy n. gluttony.<br />
5catf, a. impudent, audacious. -\zty<br />
f. impudence, audaciousness.<br />
5tag& ett. 5t«jb) m. character, repute,<br />
reputation. - ^tagba, v. a. to make<br />
Stiteriy m. river horsetail. [known.<br />
5cafne, m. Srafnat,/)^. freckles. -<br />
Srafntg-) a. freckly, lentiginous.<br />
^ralfft) f. a. to save, to deliver, to<br />
rescue, -te ftt. ^talfetittan^ m. sa-<br />
%dour ; deliverer. - ^ralstling,/. deliverance,<br />
redemption.<br />
5talfe, n. l<strong>and</strong>s exempt from taxes, -,<br />
a. noble ; exempt from taxes. -,5. n.<br />
nobility, -tonbej m. a farmer who<br />
holds his l<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong> a nobleman, -matt)<br />
TO. nobleman, -titty m. <strong>the</strong> privilege<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> nobility.<br />
Sti.m]Ay V. a. to forward, to advance.<br />
SriimUng, m. stranger.<br />
StUmmanbey a. strange, foreign ; from<br />
ano<strong>the</strong>r, heterogeneous. —j5./j/. company,<br />
visit.<br />
inquire about. - titt tsfcs , to ask Stiitnte) a. anteriour ; foremost.<br />
one's advice. -Uftpy to find out by 5tam|i, a. dad. foremost, at <strong>the</strong> head.
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StAtt) a. strong scented, rammish, rank.<br />
-?,rt, /. rancidness.<br />
5tCt,<br />
/. completeness, integrity. -t>igHg,<br />
a. <strong>of</strong> fiUl weight, -vi^ , a. certain;<br />
to be depended upon. -PUjren ell.<br />
-rA)Ct, a. full gi-own.<br />
SuttbCtba, f. a. t<strong>of</strong>idfil, to accomplish;<br />
to finish, to execute ; to consummate,<br />
to perform. — tl,/". completion, accomplishment,<br />
execution.<br />
5uttfoIJA, f . a. to pursue, to prosecute/i<br />
to continue; to improve. —nbc, i,j<br />
continuation, pursuance.<br />
^<br />
5uIIgotA, V. a. to fulfil ; to finisli, to<br />
execute, - fin fPylbtg^et, to do o<br />
perform one's duty.<br />
5uIIfomIig, a. perfect, consummate,<br />
complete. -\tty f.<br />
perfection.- 5ull»<br />
fomilA, V. a. to perfect.<br />
5unmaft, /. authority, letter <strong>of</strong> attorney<br />
; commission , warrant. - ^D* .<br />
niaftig, a. (I s. attorney, deputy.<br />
v'TuHo, tVi. futtO, in full.<br />
iruUtygA, v. a. to evince, to prove.
^uflanbflj f. a. to finish, to complete.<br />
5umla, t'. a. to fumble.<br />
Suni , femm« uniet - meb nagot, to<br />
find out, to get <strong>the</strong> knack <strong>of</strong> something.<br />
Suniammt, n. fouudationj basis.<br />
SnniiX,pl. crafty devices.<br />
5un&era, v. n. d n. to found to muse.<br />
;<br />
fig , V. r. to get drunk, -n , i -tt, in<br />
liquor, in a drunken fit. - (^yO) -bult,<br />
-$unb, m. drunkard, -t , n. ntAtten<br />
at i — f) <strong>the</strong> moon is in her full, —ttx-y<br />
n. diunkenness. -fjlj ad. enough;<br />
sufficient, -ij > a. plump, full, full<br />
<strong>and</strong> smooth. —ip^etj f. plumpness,<br />
fulness. -n«&) /. expletive, -tltngj<br />
y. expletive gravel for filling <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
;<br />
roads ; stuffing. -ntllflSOt^j ". botch.<br />
Synb) n. discovery; acquisition.<br />
Synbigj a,, inventive, quick at conti-iice<br />
; T . containing ore. ><br />
'Syn^I>n0) rn. foundling. [upon one.<br />
Syr, n. ^aft>a - tneb ttagon, to joke<br />
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5yC«, a. four. -, /. a four, -^attba,<br />
a. four different. -Sriflj a. four<br />
years old. -tlOj a. forty. -tion&f,<br />
a. fortieth. - (5yr) -bubbd, a. fourfold,<br />
quadruple. -falSig, a. four-<br />
fold, -fota, /. eft, nevn. -feta cE.<br />
5unbmng) /. meditation, musing.<br />
-f0ta&,a. fourfooted. be -fota ftjuteti,<br />
<strong>the</strong> quadrupeds, -j^uggett , a. -?)ug»<br />
^ntt m. font. -a> *'. a. to baptize, gen (len, square stone, flag. -]E»otnmgj<br />
to christen.<br />
-Eant, 7n. square, quadrangle. ~])'6t-<br />
Sutit) m. quartermaster, harbinger.<br />
$Ut(le, m. prince. -%, a. princely.<br />
ttig, -f ailtig,a. quadrangular, square.<br />
-mantling, w.r.tetr<strong>and</strong>ria. -fibtg, a.<br />
-n&cme,n. principality. - ^Mtfiintift) quadrilateral, -fitjlg, a. holding four<br />
y. princess.<br />
[board. seats, -ftaftai, a. woven <strong>of</strong> four<br />
SutU, /. fir, pine, -trabf j ". deal-<br />
SufTaj V. «. to bungle, to spoil. -<br />
threads four fold, -fptang , n. gallop,<br />
i funt -fptang, at full speed.<br />
bettj un^fl^) to snatch away. -tE) /". -jlaft>igj a. quadrisyllabical. -(lam=<br />
fumbler, bungler. - ^uffett) w. bun- tntg, a. in four parts.<br />
gle, spoiltrade.<br />
^ytabenb, m. leaving <strong>of</strong> working.<br />
Suttigljet, /. brag, boast.<br />
Sy ! I. fy ! - fPatltj fy for shame.<br />
5ytf, m. farthing.<br />
5a, a. pi. few. pft nagra - nat,<br />
Sylfc, n. tribe, -sfonungjwi. viceroy. within a few. -funnig, a. silly,<br />
SyHa, V. a. to fill ; to stuff; to make foolish. -funnig^et, /. silliness,<br />
drunk. - igen, to fill up. - meb ebj foolishness. -Otbig, a. laconic. -or=<br />
to confirm by an oath. - pa > to fill iigiet) f. taciturnity, brevity.<br />
up. - UPP) to fulfil ; to replace. — 5a, V. a. to get, to obtain, to catch;<br />
to dare, to be permitted, to be suffered,<br />
to may ; to must ; to prevail,<br />
to persuade , to dispose to. l^an jtetf ate, m. fireworker, -pecf Cti, n. gera en -fri, to outlaw one. -fan*<br />
firework.<br />
gate, "». birdcatcher, fowler, bird-<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong> - <strong>English</strong> Diet.<br />
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man. -fange, n. fo^vliug. -})af(tU<br />
n. smallshot. -^U)lb, m. pointer,<br />
-jagt, m. foiling. -Iff, m. copulation<br />
<strong>of</strong> birds, -lim, n. birdlime.<br />
-n'i.ty n. fowler's net. -pipa, /.<br />
birdcall. -fPtama, /. scarecrow.<br />
-ffanfl, m. lime-twig, -fang, m.<br />
singing <strong>of</strong> birds, -unge, m. a young<br />
5aia, V. n. to foal. [bird.<br />
sale, m. colt. [to fold.<br />
Si.Vit m. hem ; fold, -fl, v. a. to hem ;<br />
Saaa, /. hurdle.<br />
Sattf, m. fool, silly, weak <strong>of</strong> miud. -<br />
5cnig, «. silly, foolish. -t>rt, /. sil-<br />
liness, foolishness.<br />
jatig, n. catch ; acquisition, possession ;<br />
armful. Iflga -, legitimate possession.<br />
Sin^Ay V- a. to catch; to make one<br />
a prisoner. — 5*npe, 'n. prisoner,<br />
captive, -n, a. caught, prisoner. tOa<br />
fAiigct gebe, ill gotten goods. -<br />
SangcnfFAp, n. captivity. - 5*tig=<br />
\)\\tt n. prison. -l>U9raFtace , m.<br />
jailer, gaoler. - ^^ttgfl, m. catch.<br />
S^r, n. slieep. -afpcl, m. breed <strong>of</strong><br />
sheep, -aftig, a. sheepish, -bog,<br />
m. shoulder <strong>of</strong> mutton. -bo& , m.<br />
sheep-rot. —gtflS, «. sheep's fescue-<br />
grass, -tetbc, m. sheplierd. -{(jorb,<br />
m. flock <strong>of</strong> sheep. -J>ufPufcj«. sheep's<br />
head ; * sheep, ninny, -j^unjijw. shepherd's<br />
dog. -\)\iiy n. sheepcot. -flip=<br />
pare,"!, sheepshearer. -famel, m.<br />
camelsheep. -foppot, /j/. chickenpox,<br />
-fott, «. mutton. -Iu6, m.railksheep-louse,<br />
tick. -Ofl , m. sheepcheese,<br />
-pungac, m. pi. dew-wort.<br />
-faj:, /. shears. -fFintl, ^i. sheepskin.<br />
-^unS, m. dog tending <strong>the</strong> cattle<br />
* scoundrel. -^u?> n. cowhouse<br />
stall. -k>, m. p«sture. -liifebom<br />
m. faiTiery. - SAnahym. beast, brute<br />
-tjufnab, m. tlieft <strong>of</strong> cattle.<br />
5a&cr, /n.jj/. forefa<strong>the</strong>rs.<br />
5a?erne, n. patrimony. flagtfJap pa -<br />
relation by <strong>the</strong> fa<strong>the</strong>r's side,<br />
-fitf, n. paternal inheritance, -slant<br />
n. country, native country.<br />
5agna, v. a. to gladden ; to treat, t<br />
entertain, to caress, fig <strong>of</strong>pft, -»,<br />
d. to rejoice at; to be glad <strong>of</strong>. -<br />
/. satisfaction, delight, joy; enter<br />
tainment. - ^agncfam, a. joyon*<br />
joyful ; hospitable.<br />
5agring, /. beauty.<br />
5iif ta, V. a. et n. to fight; to striv.<br />
to struggle, to toil. - eftft, to striv<br />
at. - emct, to oppose on an affs<br />
fit, to fjght for. -ce, m. f,<br />
boxer, gladiator. - (5aft) -fcanffFi<br />
m. fencing-glove, -fOnfl , /. <strong>the</strong> ai<br />
<strong>of</strong> fencing, -maflarc, m. fencing<br />
master, -fal, m. fencing-room. -fTc<br />
la, /. fencing-school. -timmAy<br />
fencing-lesson. -taW,/. rapier, foL<br />
5aa, m. fell, -bece&ace, m. furrier.<br />
5aBa, /. trap.<br />
5a0a, V. a. to drop, to let fall; to 1(<br />
down ; to fell ; to kill ; T. to preci<br />
pilate; to throw down, to prostratl-<br />
- tOtn, to pass a sentence. - fjabr
field-dispensary. -apotldatey m.<br />
field-apothicaiy. -baflflre, m. fieldbaker.<br />
-feontflCej m. provost <strong>of</strong> an<br />
army. -\tVCt-, m. general, -jagate,<br />
m. hunter, chasseur. -fa^Aj /. military<br />
cash. -finit0) m. surgeon <strong>of</strong> an<br />
army. -lafarett, n. fieldhospital. -Ia=<br />
get* n. camp. «-matfT4lf j m. fieldmarshal,<br />
-tnufif, m. field-musick.<br />
-matate* m. measurer <strong>of</strong> l<strong>and</strong>, geometer,<br />
-pteflj m. preacher in tlie<br />
army. -te}>> «. fieldparole. -tOit fwild<br />
rose, -ttjftning, /. preparation<br />
for war. -fjuEa, /. military fever.<br />
-fFans, m. redouht, fiildwork.<br />
— ffat) w. surgeon, chirurgeon. — fFat9=<br />
f On(l) /. surgery, surgeonry. -fla0i<br />
n. battle, -flanga, /. culverin. -(iy=<br />
tfe, n. fieldpiece. -fang, m. campbsd.<br />
-it&tn-» n. fieldbadge. -tyg=<br />
maflate, "z. master <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ordnance,<br />
-tag, n. campaign, -raft, m. fieldwatch.<br />
-perF, n. intranchment. -Pa=<br />
l>el, TO. sergeant major. -tJabb, /.<br />
5iJlti>ttF, m. ensign. [blue scabious.<br />
5angelfe, n. prison, jail, gaol.<br />
.•5angl>al, n. touchhole. - Sangftut, n.<br />
prime <strong>of</strong> a gun. - 5
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— af (Ifl) to tring forth, to be tli<br />
cause <strong>of</strong>. - en (Icn, to evacuate<br />
stone. - frant) to bring forth. - upp,<br />
to bring up, to rear up, to breed, —a<br />
birtli, nativity. «C Cftct (ll>tifti fobelfe<br />
, in <strong>the</strong> year <strong>of</strong> our Lord, nya<br />
fO^elfCft, <strong>the</strong> regeneration. - (^obelfe)<br />
-tag, m. birthday, -(hmbe, m. he<br />
<strong>of</strong> one's birth. - (S'oi) -ftcf,<br />
$olia, v. a. to follow; to attend, to<br />
wait on, to accompany; to indulge ;<br />
lo keep pace with, font foljer, in <strong>the</strong><br />
following manner. - mtby to follow,<br />
to come along with, to go with; to<br />
comply. -8 ^t » f . d. to bear company.<br />
- 5olJflftig,a. who goes with.<br />
vata en —J to accompany one. — flft=<br />
ligen, ad. consequently ; <strong>of</strong> course. —<br />
Solibfm. consequence, sequel; succession,<br />
series. - goljc , n. train,<br />
retinue, attendance ; company, i eUtin<br />
- flf » in consequence <strong>of</strong>, according<br />
to. elaft -, sad crew. -fl«=<br />
gate, m. traveller, companion.<br />
Sinitet^ n. window. - i tafet, skylight,<br />
-beflftg, n. casement. -Hy,<br />
n. lead for windows. — foSet, n, sash,<br />
frame, plat-b<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong> awindow. -(itl)'in^tt<br />
n. window-courtain. -gaf=<br />
pel, m. frontal, -gattet, n. lattice,<br />
-fAttn, m. window-frame. -fot8, m.<br />
cross bars in tlie middle <strong>of</strong> a window.<br />
-fr«in|>4)/. glass-holder, -luft, m.<br />
,<br />
Sor:<br />
embrasure. -Iu(fa , /. valve <strong>of</strong> i<br />
window, —poll, m. window-post,<br />
-rutfl,/. pane <strong>of</strong> glass for <strong>the</strong> window.<br />
-fpiubel, m. domestic spider, -fpett;<br />
fjg, f . r. to maintain one's self. -09) m. moisture on ^vi^dows.<br />
ftn - (Ig? what is hi<br />
about ? VAta, - fig fjelfra, to be pri-<br />
livelihood, means <strong>of</strong> living. -atntlC, vate. gc - fig, to succeed, nu - ti<br />
"'<br />
n. food, victuals. - ^oW j "'•
i<br />
I<br />
^Srarm, m. forepart <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> arm.<br />
^crbaniia, v. a. to curse, to imprecate.<br />
- (Sotbannelfe, /. curse, impre-<br />
5otbfltmA fig, v. r. to have compassion,<br />
to pity. - ^Otbarmanfce, n. com-<br />
passion, pity. -Sitbatmate,m. pitier.<br />
S'o<strong>the</strong>idi V. a. to pitch, to stop with<br />
pitch.^<br />
5ort'cl>SlIj n. reserve, exception, coudition.<br />
tneb — attj upon condition<br />
that, —a, V. a. to reserve, to claim,<br />
to hespeak. -faittj a. reserved, shy.<br />
-fwtn^etj f. reservedness.<br />
Sorbemiilt, ^orbcrorb, a. afore-said.<br />
^erbetebclfe, /. preparation; introduction,<br />
[h<strong>and</strong>, to premeditate.<br />
5orbetanfa, v, a. to think before-<br />
Sotbi, ad. by, past, at an end. -ffl=<br />
tatl&e, a. passing by. -fattj m. passage,<br />
-ga, V. a. to pass by. -gactlbfj<br />
n. passage; omission. { -|{aenbe, by<br />
llie by. -fe, V. a. to mind not, to slight.<br />
5otbtfca, V. a. to expect; to abide.<br />
5orbibelfe, / expectation, staying for.<br />
5otbmbft, V. a. to oblige, to engage;<br />
to bind up. - <br />
aUegory. — ^t, ad. figuratively. — S6t'<br />
Wommeting, /. allegory.<br />
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^orbluifilj V. a, to startle, -b, a.<br />
startled, stupefied.<br />
5crblya, v. a. T. to furnish with lead.<br />
Sotblatibfl, f. jorblinba.<br />
Sotbloba fig, v. r. to bleed to exhaustion.<br />
- ^otblo^mng, /. tQO great loss<br />
<strong>of</strong> blood.<br />
^orbomma, v. a. to bolt, to bar.<br />
^orberga, v. a. to conceal, to hide.<br />
-b, a. hidden, secret, mysterious.<br />
5otbotga fig, v. r. to become bail or<br />
Sitbritina, v. n. to burn. [security.<br />
^orbrilf « , V. a. to work up. - ^ot*<br />
brufning, /. consumption. [plex.<br />
Sorbtylla, v. a. to confound, to per-<br />
Sorbryta ffg, v. r. to oifend, to transgress,<br />
to ti-espass ; to forfeit. - Sithx-^tatii<br />
m. criminal. - Sorbtytelfc,<br />
f. <strong>of</strong>fence, transgression.<br />
5otbrafa, v. a. to bruise, to crush. -<br />
natnnett, to disfigure <strong>the</strong> name.<br />
.^Otbtanitfl, V. a. to burn xip.<br />
5orbro^ra fig, v. r. to enter into an<br />
intimate union. - ^Otbtobting , /.<br />
fraternization, fraternity.<br />
Sorbub, n. forerunner, harbinger.<br />
Sitbub, n. prohibition, interdiction.<br />
Sotbunb, n. alliance, confederacy.<br />
-8fltf , ??i. ark <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> covenant, -stry*<br />
tare , m. covenant-breaker.<br />
Sorbygel, m. poitral.<br />
Sotbygga, *-. a. - ett fFep .<br />
a. to improve, to mend. -<br />
^Otbattting,/ improvement, amendment,<br />
[ano<strong>the</strong>r ; prayer for one.<br />
^Otbon, f. intercession, entreaty for<br />
Sot^ans, m. leading dance.<br />
Corbel, rn. advantage, pr<strong>of</strong>it, interest,<br />
prerogative ; benefit ; reserved things,<br />
-aftig, a. advantageous, pr<strong>of</strong>itable;<br />
lucrative.
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SotitlAi V. a. to divide; to dispose;<br />
to dissolve. -n6e Itiebel, emollients.<br />
Sorbelningj /• distribution, partition ;<br />
solution ; division. [reason.<br />
5otbenfFull> ad. <strong>the</strong>refore, for this<br />
^Otberillb} ad. with a fair wind.<br />
5ct&igra , v. a. to maguifjr. - ^'iiVxfltingSglflS)<br />
n, microscope.<br />
5brbiefla&, a. devilish.<br />
5cr&jupa ff g , v. r. to be deeply engaged,<br />
-b i fTul?) deep in debt, -b<br />
i tanfflt, taken up -with thoughts.<br />
Socbolb) a. liidden, concealed.<br />
5ot6om) m. prejudice, prepossession,<br />
-gfri) a. free from prejudices.<br />
5ctbca5» «. treatj', agreement, paction.<br />
l>«fPa -) to have patience, -aj v. a.<br />
to abide, to bear, -fanij a. tolerating,<br />
-famtet, /. toleration.<br />
5orbtift>a, v. a. to expel, to dissipate.<br />
- ti&cn, to spend ; to shade ; to procure<br />
; to remove ; to dissolve ; to destroy.<br />
- SotitifninS) /. colouring. -<br />
5otbcifl)flIl&e) ". expulsion, driving,<br />
chafing. [ture, to dare.<br />
Sottrifta (igj v. r. to presume, to ven-<br />
5otbtOppflt, m. pi. forerunning, <strong>the</strong><br />
first drops , tliat fall from <strong>the</strong> pipe <strong>of</strong><br />
a still.<br />
5otbtanf«, V. a. to diovvn, to immeise.<br />
^Otbcojfl, V. n. to stay, to tarry.<br />
^orbubbla, v. a. to double.<br />
5ctbunf la, V. a. to darken, to dim.<br />
5ot5 /. dam, mole, bank to<br />
confine veater.<br />
Sorbacf, n. ruin ; corruption, flotta (Ig<br />
i -, to run into ruin. -Ptt) *>. a. to<br />
ruin, to destroy; to break; to spoil.<br />
-Pare, m. spoiler, corrupter. -lig, a.<br />
pernicious, ruinous, destructive.<br />
^crbolja, v. a. to conceal.<br />
^orbomma, f . a. to damn, to condemn,<br />
to curse, -^ottomlig, a. damnable. -<br />
5otbomelfe, /. damnation.<br />
50te, n. patli, way ; sledge-road ; T.<br />
fore-pait ol <strong>the</strong> sliip.<br />
SotCy ad. before ; in front ; formerly.<br />
fe ft -, look about you.<br />
Sitebeiyatet "i- mediator, intercessor.<br />
-<br />
S'ittbilby m. type; emblem,<br />
to represent; to prefigure, -ante, a<br />
figurative. - Sotfbilbning, /. prefi<br />
Sotebomma, v. a. to bolt, to barricade<br />
Sotebtinga, v. a. to allege, to pro<br />
duce, to propose.<br />
SittbtAy V. a. to reproach (with)<br />
-fife, m. reproach.<br />
5orebu&, n. presage, prognostic.<br />
5otebygga, f. a. to prevent, to ob^^ate<br />
5ocebab, n. harbinger, -a,<br />
prognosticate.<br />
Sittbivc^y V. a. to plead ; to pretend.<br />
5otebtaga, v. a. to propose, to pro<br />
pound, to deliver, to bring to. - ^5<br />
rebtagntng, /. proposal, delivery.<br />
5orefaIIaj v. n. to happen ; to seem<br />
to appear, bet fotffatlet mig unbet<br />
ligt, it seems « ff.it appears odd t^<br />
5tegtft>a, v. a. to pretend, to i<br />
-niCy n. pretence, supposition.<br />
5otega, v. a. to go before, to precede<br />
- an'it;^ tneb ejrempcl, to set cxan<br />
pies to o<strong>the</strong>rs, -ng, m. precedtnc<br />
— ngatPtjl J TO. contention about rank<br />
— ngate, m. antecessor, foregoer<br />
5oCc|afPa, v. a. to have before,<br />
tend ; to transact, --niiy n. intention<br />
enterprize.<br />
5ote]&aB«> V. a. to represent<br />
one sensible <strong>of</strong> a tiling ; to reproach<br />
SotefaHa, v. a. to cite,<br />
5ocfEa|la, f. 5otebta.<br />
^oteEomma, v. a. & n. to be befon<br />
h<strong>and</strong> with one ; to obviate ; to occur:<br />
to seem. - tM a|hinbatl , to meel<br />
one's wishes, -nbe, a. pr<br />
occurrent. —nbe y n. prevention, ob-<br />
viatioa. [an example to.<br />
5otelyfa, v. a. to sliine before, to give<br />
^oceliigga, v. «. to produce, to exhi-<br />
bit, to present; to appoint, to set, to<br />
fix to one ; to carve, to help K<br />
5»rclafa, v. a. to read to. - ,<br />
lecturer, reader. - 5otela»ntng, /<br />
lecture. bStta -, to read lecture.<br />
5«telopa y V. n, to pass, to liappen<br />
;
go eH. rim before. - 5otelop«te^ m.<br />
forerunner.<br />
Sotrmuta, f . a. to wall up, to immure.<br />
^otemal, «. object.<br />
Sitenat v. a. to unite, to join , to reconcile,<br />
to agree, to club. - fig ewi)<br />
to agree upon. - Sote'linfl » /• ^uiion,<br />
agreement, alliance, accord, reconci-<br />
liation, -glanf, m. medinm. - S'itenlig*<br />
«• compatible, consistent, -^ft, 5btftra&«, V. n. & a. to walk before ;<br />
/. compatibility.<br />
to be one's predecessor ; to discharge<br />
^orcnfla, v. a. to simplify. [tioned. for, to act in <strong>the</strong> place <strong>of</strong>. -te, m.<br />
^Ctenamnb) a. aforesaid, aforemen- predecessor. — Sittttaii -y n. admis-<br />
SiTt\ v. a. to foresee. [mise. 5oret)rtatlbe,«. knowledge, fore-know-<br />
^orefjunjjft) v. a. to sing to, to lead ledge, prescience. [morlalize.<br />
<strong>the</strong> clioir. [(money). ^orertga, v. a. to perpetuate, to im-<br />
5orefriut«, v. a. to advance, to lend ^orerita, v. n. to reproach. - Soti-<br />
SotefTo, V. a. to <strong>new</strong>-wamp.<br />
rttelfe, /. reproach. - ^OtCPttlig, a.<br />
5otefFrtft, /. prescription, order pat-<br />
; blamable.<br />
tern. - 5otefPtifPfl) V. a. to prescribe,<br />
SorefPiitflte, m. carver. [to direct.<br />
SiteSllt V. a. to propose, to move.<br />
-enbC) n. proposal, project, presentation,<br />
[prologue.<br />
^Otefpcl) m. prelude. - titt m O^itAy<br />
5otffpraf«re) m. intercessor, pleader,<br />
5orefpaj v. a. to foretell, to predict,<br />
to foresay. -enbej n. prediction,<br />
prophecy.<br />
59tefpiinb» a- put to, harnessed.<br />
^bre(latt>a> v. a. to repeat verbally,<br />
5 JCeftafning) /. literal repetitlou.<br />
5ote(la, V. n. to cany on, to manage ;<br />
to wait for, to attend, -enbf)<br />
minent. — nbiStej m. administrator.<br />
—tlberffa}?) n. administration^ manage,<br />
SoteilaOa, v. a. to exhibit, to repre-<br />
sent, to remonstrate. - fig ? *". '". tc<br />
imagine, to suppose. —rCj m. carriage<br />
<strong>of</strong> a canon. - ^oreflattning, /. representation<br />
; idea, image ; remonstrance,<br />
i<br />
Sorffliimmft, v. a. to cite, to<br />
5otefpafT>flj '. n. to wave before<br />
t S'oteif tly m. exemplar.<br />
, 5otefag«,<br />
V. a. to fore-say ; to dictate.<br />
' Sstefiitta , v. a. to propose ; to set one<br />
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task. - fig, V. r. to determine.<br />
Sitit&^t n. undertaking, entcrpnze.<br />
-a-, u. a. -A fig, *'. r. to luidertake,<br />
to enterprise. - ett tltal, to take<br />
^Otetal, n. preface.<br />
^orete, p. a. to produce, to exhibit.<br />
S'itetidna, v. a. to draw ; to trace out,<br />
5orePflnbfl , v. a. to pretend. - Si^i'<br />
panbning, /. pretext, false allegation.<br />
5orf«Q, n. hinderance; decay, decline.<br />
laga -, lawful excuse, -fl , v. n. to<br />
decay, to decline, to fall away, bet<br />
-et flf flgfjelft, it-willdrop<strong>of</strong>coiu-se.<br />
~&i en fynb, to run into a sin. -a till<br />
betalntng , to be due. -en, n. lean,<br />
decayed, -en ttH, liable to; forfeited<br />
to ; due. -obcgj m, day <strong>of</strong> payment.<br />
^orfaHne, v. n. to wi<strong>the</strong>r, to decay.<br />
5orf V- <br />
to put one's self in state.<br />
5orfela, v. a. to miss, to fail.
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^oriinft, V. a. to refine. - ^Sciintng,<br />
/. lalfincment.<br />
^Otffyga, f . n. to fly away ; to evaporate,<br />
to exliale. eii forffugen fuk:<br />
a bullet spent, ttt f'itfiuQet tytt(<br />
Sotffygtiga, f. a. T. to volatilize<br />
-nbc, n. volatilization.<br />
5crfl^tai V. n. to pass, to expire. -<br />
^orjiutettj a. past, expired. [cate.<br />
Sitflyttdy V. a. to displace, to dislo-<br />
5orfoga, v. a. to dispose, to arrange. -<br />
iigj f. r. to repair, to betake one's<br />
^ecftifPa, V. a. torefresh, to recreate. -<br />
5otfrifPniltg> /. refreshment, recrea-<br />
5otfryfa, v. n. to die with cold. [tion.<br />
5orftagfl, v. a. to inqiure, to call for.<br />
- (Ig, f. r. to ask about, -fl, /. in-<br />
(jiiiry, interrogation.<br />
5ortang> n. prejudice, injury, mischief.<br />
S'itf'ibetf'n.pl. forefa<strong>the</strong>rs, ancestors.<br />
^orfflftfti V. a. to vindicate, to assert,<br />
to maintain, —ttf m. vindicator; ad-<br />
vocate ; usher <strong>of</strong> a fencing-school.<br />
Scrfara, v. a. to aflVight, to alarm, -g,<br />
v.d. to be friglitened, amazed. - Si^fatlig^<br />
a. terrible, dreadful. [tiue.<br />
^orfartigaj v. a. to make, to manufac-<br />
Sotfoljaj V. a. to persecute, to pursue.<br />
-ti^rn. persecutor, pursuer. - 5otfol=<br />
jelfE) f. persecution.<br />
Sit(otAy V. a. to seduce, to corrupt, to<br />
inveigle. -tJ, m. seducer. - S'iti'6=<br />
ttfF) u. seducing, misleading. — Sotfotelfe,<br />
/. seduction.<br />
5orfocbeIa , v. a. to injure, to vprong,<br />
to prejudice, to hurt. -nbCy n. prejudice,<br />
wrong.<br />
^otgaEting, /. grating.<br />
5otgapa (Ig, v. r. to be smitten, to be<br />
enamoured <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Sitgifty n. poison, venom, bane, -a,<br />
poisonous ; malign, pernicious, -igl^etj<br />
/. venenosity ; malignity.<br />
^OCgtfra} V. a. to give away; to forgive,<br />
to pardon ; to poison.<br />
5orgIafa, v. a. to glaze, to ^-itrify. -<br />
Soigla»ning> /. vitrification.<br />
|5crglefa, i^. a. to rarefy. - ^otglej<br />
ning, / rarefaction.<br />
5orgIottltrta, v. a. to forget,<br />
^orgrxpa fig, v. r. to trespass a;<br />
to <strong>of</strong>l'end, to "Nvrong. - emot lageti<br />
to trespass upon <strong>the</strong> law. - ^ctgti<br />
pelfe,/. <strong>of</strong>fence, transgression,<br />
pass. - 5crgttplig, a. <strong>of</strong>fensive^<br />
captious.<br />
5otgtunfcj m. forepart, foreground.<br />
5orgcymma |!g, v. r. to be enraged.<br />
Sotgu^a, v. a. to deify; to idolize, «<br />
adore. - ^Otgufcntng, /. apo<strong>the</strong>c<br />
adoration.<br />
5otgyBa, f. a. to gild; *to col<br />
-re, m. gilder. - ^orgyttntng, j<br />
gilding,<br />
^orga, *>• n. to wear away, to paa<br />
away, to go <strong>of</strong>f, to vanish. — jig, v. r<br />
to blunder, -ngetl , u. lost; gone<br />
cast away. -9, i>. d. to perisli, to b<br />
lost, to vanish, to be oast away.<br />
5crgar, ad. <strong>the</strong> day before j'esterday<br />
5rgar&, m. foreyard, forecourt.<br />
5orgafre9, ad. m vain, to no purpose<br />
^organglig) a. perishable; transient<br />
\)tty f. transitoriness.<br />
5orgata. v. a.xo forget, - Secgaten<br />
Uty f. forgetfulness, negligence.<br />
5crgatmige j j n. mouse-ear, scorpio<br />
grass.<br />
5otgota, f. a. to make away, to kill<br />
to bewitch. - tit f e(lfC , to cai<br />
abortion. — ^Otgottliltg, f. destruction;<br />
enchantment; abortion.<br />
5ot?)ala, V. a. to spin out, to prolonj<br />
to protract <strong>the</strong> time ; T. to tow ; t<br />
remove a ship from one place to al<br />
o<strong>the</strong>r. (<br />
5oc]&an&j/. precedence; elder h<strong>and</strong><br />
Idest li<strong>and</strong>. i - , previo^ly.<br />
^or^affa, v. a. to overhasten, to pr«<br />
ipitate. -b , a. precipitate, rasl<br />
nbc, n. precipitation.<br />
^orlbatlig, a. odious, hateful, detest**<br />
. —\)tty f. hatcfulness, odiousneMt<br />
5ot(>Ctfa fig, v. r. to grow warm, to be<br />
irritated, to grow angry.<br />
%lt\)t\Ay V. a. to bewitch.
Sot<br />
S'iti)Vittl&y V. a. to spoil, to biuigle, to<br />
huddle. [a ship.<br />
5otl&y^«, V. a. - ttt fTcpp, to shealh<br />
Sct^ytA, V. a. to let, to let out. - tn«=<br />
tCOfet, to ship men.<br />
Sot^atta , V. a. to withhold ; to con-<br />
ceal. - fig, V. r. to relate, to be ; to<br />
behave. —n&C, n. witholding; behaviour,<br />
dealing; state; proportion,<br />
5or]&abi!, f . a. to disdain.<br />
SitViiVA fig , f . r. to triumph over<br />
insult upon ; to be proud <strong>of</strong>.<br />
^ot^^nge ett. ^or^iingfelj n. cm-tain.<br />
5oriat^a, V. a. to harden. - S'iti)at-<br />
^elfc, f. obdiu-ation, hardness <strong>of</strong> heart,<br />
5or??aria, v. a. to ravage ; to waste. -<br />
5orI>arieIfe, /• havock, devastation.<br />
^ot^atliga, v. a. to glorify, -tlbe, n.<br />
glorification.<br />
vSotl)OJ«j V. a. to raise, to Increase ; to<br />
enhance. - ^Otl&OJttinS}/. raising, increase,<br />
[to dissemble.<br />
;<br />
5otI>olja, V. u. to cover, to conceal, 5orfi;tlef, m. predilection.<br />
5ot|)Or}/». examination, trial, -a, v. a. Sittatttai V. a. to declare one a here-<br />
to examine, to try.<br />
tic. - S'itlUttin^-y f. accusation <strong>of</strong><br />
^orifta fig, v. r. to grow passionate. -<br />
^OttftAtl, /. passion.<br />
5ot jaga, v. a. to expel, to force away. -<br />
5otjagning, /. expulsion.<br />
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Sotl)inbety n. impediment, obstacle. clear up; X.o glorify, to transfigure.<br />
-lig, a. obstiuctive. - S«t^itl^^fl) v.<br />
a. to hinder, to oppose, to cross.<br />
- mi^noje, to appeal. - fig, v. r.<br />
to explain one's self. - ^OCElattng,<br />
S'ithiel^ai *>. a. to help.<br />
/. declaration; interpretation; justi-<br />
5cr^oppntng, /. hope.<br />
fication ; transfiguration.<br />
S6t\)uii f. prepuce, foieskia.<br />
5otElcnfl, f. a. to detract, to defame;<br />
jOrWggfl, V. a. to barricade. - fig, to disparage, -tlbe, n. derogation;<br />
V. r. to misstrike. - fig i talj to com- aspersion. -5orEIenItg, a. detractory.<br />
mit a blunder. - ^otl^uggning J /. S'otfUda, v.a.T. to betray, to discover.<br />
barricade.<br />
5otflA^fl, V. a. to disguise. - 5orf Ia&=<br />
S'iti)Mi n. portal, gatehouse.<br />
fling, /. disguise.<br />
5ocflabe, n. apron ; cover, pretence.<br />
$Otftta)?)?a, f. a. to lessen, to curtail.—<br />
Sotfnappning,/ curtailing, lessening<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> portions.<br />
Serfrttppa, V. a. to connect, to join. -<br />
Sotfnippelfe, / connexion.<br />
Sorf<strong>of</strong>ra fig, v. r. to improve, to increase.<br />
- ^otf<strong>of</strong>tAfi, 5otf<strong>of</strong>tmg, /.<br />
Improvement.<br />
5otf oIn«, V. a. to burn to coals.<br />
SotfomtniJj tJ. n. to be lost.<br />
Sotforta, V. a. to shorten, to contract,<br />
to abbreviate. - ^OCfortnittg,/. shortening,<br />
abbreviation.<br />
Sorfro^fl, f. a. to crush ; to abate, to<br />
humble. - ^StftO^ttillfl , /. crushing;<br />
humiliation: contrition.<br />
^OtfrattEfl, V. a. to corrupt, to deprave.<br />
S'itfunnay ' a. to announce ; to promulgate,<br />
-nie, n. publication ; proclamation,<br />
—re, m. proclaimer.<br />
^orfyk fig, v. r. to catch cold. - S'it*<br />
fylllitig, /. cold, chill.<br />
Serf op, n. forestalling, abroachment.<br />
-« fig, f. r. to buy a bad bargain;<br />
to mistake in throwing.<br />
5otEflttna, V. n. to grow cold.<br />
Sort ora, f . a. to overdrive (a horse),<br />
5otf flfl, n. <strong>the</strong> first throw.<br />
^orlfl&fctttng, /. wad, wadding.<br />
5otfflfl«, V. a. to reject, to refuse. ^Ctlag, n. stock, store publication<br />
;<br />
-fibe, n. 5ocf aftiiing, 5ocf aflelfe, /. charge ; advance <strong>of</strong> money. — sntfttt,<br />
rejection, refusal, improbation. - 5or= m. advancer, furnisher; publisher.<br />
f cfHig, a. coudemnable.<br />
-Stiittiglbct, /• copy-right.<br />
5orSlftr«, v. a. to declare, to pro- 5ocIflg, n. T. recipient. [/. lameness<br />
claim; to explain, to illustrate, to SStUnifl, I', a. to lame. - ^OtkltlumBj<br />
;
538 ^Of<br />
^orlaflA) V- a- to overload.<br />
S'itUba) v. a. to seduce, to tempt, to<br />
mislead.<br />
[old.<br />
^Otlegflb, a. damaged, grown a drug,<br />
^Otliben, a. past. - at, last year.<br />
5otItB,a. - t>ittb, fair wind, fore-wind.<br />
Sctlifa, V. a. to reconcile, to make up.<br />
-g, f. d. to agree. - S^tlifninU, /.<br />
reconciliation, accommodation; T.<br />
S'itlifnAi V. a. to compare. - S'itMl'<br />
nelfe, /. comparison.<br />
5orlif«, p. a. & n. to lose by sliipwi'eck<br />
; to suffer sliipwreck. [trust.<br />
^orlita, V. n. to depend upon, -n, /.<br />
S'itivi'bMi V- imp. bet forljubee) it is<br />
.said.<br />
Sorlruffa, v. a. to sweeten, to cheer.<br />
Sorl<strong>of</strong>, ". leave ; pardon, meb -, par-<br />
get l<strong>of</strong>Pfl, f . a. to affiance ; to contract<br />
to make a vow ; to disb<strong>and</strong>, -be Ian=<br />
bet, <strong>the</strong> l<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong> promission. - 5orl<strong>of</strong>=<br />
ning, /. affiance, espousals, -gtitig,<br />
m. bctrothing-riug. [ceediug, event.<br />
^Otlop)> J n. course ; expiration ; pro-<br />
5etl0tft, V. a. to lose, flft -b , to be<br />
lost. —bj a. lost, forlorn, ruined.<br />
5otle^fl, V. a. to release, to rescue, to<br />
deliv -re, n<br />
wife. - Soclo^ninfl, /. delivery;<br />
midwifery. [a. deprived.<br />
^Otlufi, m. loss, disadvantage, -ig,<br />
5ctltl(la, V. a. to delight, to please, to<br />
divert. - Sbtluflning , /. diversion,<br />
recreation, sport.<br />
5ocIyfta fig , v. r. to lift a thing beyond<br />
one's strength.<br />
SotUt, m. curlaiu ; vail.<br />
SixXltCiy v. a. to forgive ; to ab<strong>and</strong>on,<br />
to desert. - jig pa tiaflOt, to depend<br />
upon. - 5orIateIfe, /. pardon. - Sotlat(tg,<br />
«. pardonable.<br />
^Otlcgen, a. puzzled; distressed. -\ttt<br />
f. trouble.<br />
^Otlagga, *> a. to mislay ; to quarter ;<br />
to undertake <strong>the</strong> publication <strong>of</strong> a book ;<br />
to refute. - ^Otliiggning , /. mislaying<br />
; quaitering ; distribution ; pu-<br />
;<br />
^6f<br />
blication. -re, m. publishei<br />
5crlana, v. a. to grant, to bestow', t(<br />
tnfe<strong>of</strong>i". - 5«rlaning,/. i<br />
-sbref, n. bill <strong>of</strong> fe<strong>of</strong>fment. -9gob»<br />
n. fee.<br />
^orliinga, v. a. to leng<strong>the</strong>n, to prolong,<br />
to draw out. - 5orI
5crnuk, v. a. to mentiou. -ttj/.<br />
inoiitioning, telling.<br />
^crmiila > *'. u, to marry. - ^Sttiul<br />
mJti fxUninS} convey my respects. -<br />
5:rmalrttng, /. nuptials.<br />
ijormiirf fl> *'. a. to observe ; to discern.<br />
l.:tA - (ig nSflOt) to give tokens <strong>of</strong>.<br />
5?rniitA flfl, f . r. to measure wrong.<br />
^C'tmateitj a. arrogant ; confident. -i>et)<br />
f. arrogance; confidence.<br />
a. principal, first, best.<br />
Soritiic, ad. too near, too cloose. fotlt<br />
tnig cj - , keep clear <strong>of</strong> me. gota Ctl<br />
— } to alFrout, to injure one.<br />
Sortlitinfl, v. a. to prejudice.<br />
^OtnoJA) f. a. to content, to gratify,<br />
to satiate. - ^OttlOJt'j a. contented,<br />
meiry, gay. - ^Otticjelfei /. satisfaction,<br />
delight. - Socnb jfam^ft /'.<br />
,<br />
contentment <strong>of</strong> mind.<br />
Siitnota, V. a. to wear out. - tibeu,<br />
^Of 539<br />
^orclatnpfl) v. a. to prejudice, to affront.<br />
- ^OtoUmpnittgj /. prejudice,<br />
^OCerb, n. recommendation ; condition.<br />
•fl, V. n. to stipiilate beforeh<strong>and</strong> ; to<br />
dvertise. .<br />
5otorbll6j V. a. to order; to constitute ;<br />
to substitute ; to appoint ; to pr^cribe.<br />
- 5orotbnilig, /. order; disposition;<br />
commission; authorization; statute.<br />
5otorfaf fl, V. a. to cause, to occasion<br />
5otp«ft«, V. a. to farm, to lease.<br />
^OtpantA, V. a. to mortgage. - S'ot'<br />
patlttlitig, /. mortgage.<br />
5otf«#a, V. a. to give a pass; to pass<br />
(at play). - ^OtpalltlinO, /• passport,<br />
license for goods.<br />
5orpe|i«, V. a. to infect.<br />
^orpIiftA) f. a. to oblige, to engage.<br />
- fig meb e^, to bind one's self by an<br />
oath, -nbe, a. obligatory. - 5oC'=<br />
pUf telfe, /. obligation ; oath ; vow.<br />
5orpluin}J(J ii^-, v. r. to blunder, to<br />
nniit a blunder.<br />
iSorpIiiga, V. a. to supply with, to feed,<br />
to entertain. - 5ot|>Iagning, /. supplying<br />
with, food.<br />
5oraft)«, v. a. to suffocate, to<br />
smo<strong>the</strong>r; to overlay. - ^crqpafning,<br />
/. suffocation.<br />
5otr, ad. formerly, once ; sooner, be-<br />
fore. - iitlj ere, befoie, ra<strong>the</strong>r. - ett.<br />
fetiatC, soon or late.<br />
Sotte, a. <strong>the</strong> first, former, past, foregoing<br />
; late.<br />
5otre|l, a. departed, gone away.<br />
5brtg5r, ad.i-f <strong>the</strong> day before yes-<br />
^Ottibflj v. a. to ride a horse beyond<br />
his strength, -re, m. forespurrer.<br />
tu pass away <strong>the</strong> time. [be lost.<br />
5otringa, v. a. to diminish, to extenuate,<br />
to lower. —nbe, n, lessening,<br />
lowering.<br />
SitilviAiy V. d, to miscarry, to fail, to ^bccinna, >. «. to flow way. blobet<br />
;
540 Sov<br />
fettinnet ^enom, lie loses all liis tible by tlie senses, to sensualize<br />
blood. [ni'lfl) /• rusting. 5ot(ltta, V. a. to lose by sitting, to n<br />
5Stro(l«S) f. d. to rust. - 5ortoil= gleet, —nit-) n. neglection, loss.<br />
5orruttn«) v. n. to rot. - SoctuttnelfCj<br />
f. rot, putrefaction.<br />
Sitf^&ay V- o. to dislocate ; to wrench ;<br />
to frustrate. - SottySt, a. crackbrained.<br />
- 5otty tfnillg , /. disloca-<br />
tion ; putting out <strong>of</strong> joint.<br />
S'ittaij n. store, stock ; reserve, -sl^us,<br />
5ortabaj v. a. to betray, -te, m. trai-<br />
tor. - SitxHbttit n. treason. - S'itta&ifF><br />
Sortablig, a. treacherous-<br />
^ortiifnfl fig, v. r. to misreckon.<br />
Silt&ntAi p. a. to put to interest.<br />
Sittitt-) m. first dish, spoonmeat.<br />
SindttAi u. a. to perform, to execute,<br />
to discharge. - ^OtCSttnittg, /. em-<br />
5ctfa0b» a. timorous. gotA m -, to<br />
put one out <strong>of</strong> heart.<br />
5orfaf Aj V. a. to forsake, to renounce,<br />
to ab<strong>and</strong>on, to desert, to fail. - S'6t=<br />
fflfclfC) /. renunciation. eflCft -> selfdenial,<br />
^OtfaltA) V. a. to oversalt.<br />
^orfatnlA) *». a. to assemble, to congregate,<br />
to ga<strong>the</strong>r. - ^otfatnlinfl, /.<br />
assembly ; parish ; chuixh.<br />
Sit\at») m. premise, antecedent.<br />
Sit\e) V. a. to provide with, to furnish.<br />
- (en ffi(f o) , to pro\'ide for. - fig,<br />
V. r. to mistake. - fig pa Itagctj to<br />
startle at <strong>the</strong> sight <strong>of</strong> something. —<br />
fig etnot en, to behave ill to one. -<br />
figtitt, to rely upon. - gobfet, T.<br />
to overhale <strong>the</strong> rigging. -enbCj n.<br />
fui-niture, providing, -elfe, /. mistake,<br />
oversight.<br />
56tfcgel, n. headsail. [/. seal.<br />
^orfegla, v. a. to seal. - 5on'egIing,<br />
50Cfel, m. carnage.<br />
^OtfFafffl, f. a. to procure, to gi<br />
-nbe, n. procuring.<br />
^orfTanffl, f . a. to fortify, to intrench.<br />
SetfTanentng, /. intrenchment.<br />
5crfringr«, v. a. to scatter. - ^c<br />
fFingting, /. dispersion, dissipatiot<br />
S'it^inny n. lea<strong>the</strong>rn apron.<br />
5orfPjut«, V. a. to reject, te cast o<br />
to refuse ; to divorce ; to exhcredat<br />
to advance, en forfFjUten pil, an a<br />
row spent. -nfce> n. repudiation.<br />
5orfPo, V. a. to <strong>new</strong>-wamp.<br />
5crfTon«, v. a. to spare, to save ;<br />
pai-don. - 5orfFening, /. sparin<br />
5ocfPott, n. advance. flS i -, to ai<br />
vance money. ligga i -, to be<br />
advance.<br />
5orfFcifning,/. bill <strong>of</strong> debt, oblig;<br />
tion, bond. - 5et<br />
/. cunning. [lax, to languish<br />
Sordgtigj a. prudent, discreet. -\tt,<br />
f. prudence, discretion 5ocfI«ppfl, V. a. &n. to mollify, to re-<br />
; caution. ^OCflitiJ, V. a. to wear out.<br />
5Srj!lfta, v. a. to silver ; to plate, -rc, ^Otflfi, f. n, to suffice, to be enough<br />
m. silverer. -^otfilfdng,/. silvering. to be sufficient.<br />
5orfinfl, V. n. to dry up, to witlier. 5otfIa, V. a. to blunt.<br />
^erfinnligft, v. a. to render ptrctp- Sorfl<strong>of</strong>a, V, a. to lavish, to squaudct
3ov<br />
away. - 55tfIC9nitl0 > /• dissipation,<br />
prodigality, extravagance.<br />
^orfinaf, m. foretaste.<br />
^Otftetie, ad. i -, at first.<br />
Sorfniii) V. a. to disregard, to neglect. 5or(lOpp«, *-. a. tostop, to obstruct.<br />
5onmat4» f. a. to calumniate, to — &, u. costive, hard-bound. —nbC, a.<br />
blaspheme. -te « m. calumniator,<br />
blasphemer. - 5otfma&cIfe) /. injiuobstructive.<br />
- ^Otjleppnitig, /. costiveness.<br />
jng, blasphemy, calumny. - ^Otflttab^<br />
lig, a. calumnious, injurious; infamous,<br />
[away.<br />
'^orftnaftft , v. n. to languish , to faint<br />
5otfmiiIttt, V. a. to smelt down ; *to<br />
bear, to endure.<br />
^orflliUfl 1 *'• ft. to embezzle ; to pur-<br />
11. - 5otfniIIrttng> /. embezzlement.<br />
'^Otfoira, V. a. to sugar, to sweeten.<br />
-bet, /. placability. [care <strong>of</strong>.<br />
jOtfOC0,TO. care, bcaflft - em) to take<br />
S'itfpdy n. prelude, -fl, v. a. to play<br />
away, -a fig, f. r. to play wrong.<br />
-t, a. lost at cards.<br />
SorfpiHa, v. a. to spill, to waste; to<br />
forfeit; to lose, -ttbe, n. pr<strong>of</strong>usion;<br />
5oci"pCaf, n. preface, preamble, [loss.<br />
Sorfptang, n. start, fa -, to ge't<strong>the</strong><br />
start.<br />
SSrfpOCJa, f- a. to atone, to expiate 5or|lymi)«, f. a. to mutilate.<br />
; to 5er(la, c a. to underst<strong>and</strong>, to com-<br />
reconcile, -nic, a. expiatory, -te, m. prehend, to conceive, to take. Ifita-j<br />
atouer. - 5orf«ntng , /. reconcili- to give to underst<strong>and</strong>, ^et —6 , that<br />
ation ; expiation. -SOffet, n. expiatory- is a matter <strong>of</strong> course. - fig |>a , to<br />
sacrifice. - 5orfonlig, a. placable, have skill in. val -enbes att, that is<br />
to say that, -niy n. imderst<strong>and</strong>ing,<br />
judgment, sense, wit; meaning; correspondence,<br />
-nbig) a. judicious,<br />
wise, skilful, sensible.<br />
5or|laf, m. stem.<br />
5ot(lalIfl, f. a. to disguise, todisfigiu-e;<br />
to alter. - fig, v. r. to dissemble. -<br />
5ot(latt&,a. disfigured; counterfeit.<br />
-;<br />
^Otjlallning , /. dissimulation; disguise.<br />
^Otflamma, v. a. to put an instrument<br />
out <strong>of</strong> tuue. - ^orjiamntng)/. dissonance,<br />
putting out <strong>of</strong> tune.<br />
5or(lanbiga, v. u. to signify, to declare,<br />
to charge, to make known. [ment.<br />
50C(iatEa, v. a. to reenforce, to aug-<br />
SorltOta, V. a. to destroy, to ruin ; to<br />
squ<strong>and</strong>er away ; to disturb ; to frus-<br />
trate. - fig, v. r. to ruin one's self.<br />
-nbc,a. destructive. -re,77j. destroyer.<br />
- 5ec(ior&, a. destroyed, altered. -<br />
5or(loteIfe, 5or(ioring, /. destruction,<br />
ruin; overthrowing ; perturbation.<br />
5or|lota, V. a. to repudiate.<br />
^OCfumlig, a. neglectful, careless, ne-<br />
^gligent. -l^et, /. tardiness. - S'it\um-
542<br />
S^v<br />
melfe* /. non-attendance , neglecdon.<br />
5otfumma, v. a. to neglect.<br />
^Otfupetlja. given to drinking, diunken.<br />
SorfMtna, v- n. to turn sour.<br />
Sotfr?«flfl) *'• a. to sulphurate.<br />
S0CfP«ga» V. a. to weaken, to enervate,<br />
to debilitate, to extenuate, to enfeeble,<br />
to impair.<br />
5ctft>flt) n. defence ; protection ; justification,<br />
apology, vindication. -statU<br />
m. inhabitant received by grant.<br />
-Sf?tift, /. apology. -6(l5nb, n. posture<br />
<strong>of</strong> defence. -8t»erE> n. defence,<br />
fortification. -SPl9, ad. defensively,<br />
-tt) V. a. to defend; to protect, to<br />
justify, to vindicate; to be responsible<br />
for ; to maintain ; to countenance.<br />
—fXt'^m. protector; apologist, —exlig,<br />
a. defensible, justifiable ; warrantable<br />
; irreproachable. [ish.<br />
5otfPeniTinnA) »>.«. to dissappear, to vanish.<br />
SotfP«ta» V. a. to make difficult, to<br />
aggi-avate.<br />
5otfpar«} 5otf»at}«i v. a. to forswear,<br />
to renounce upon oath. - fig, v. r.<br />
, to swear. - jig emotj to conspire<br />
against. [modesty, timidity.<br />
5ocfyn» /. providence; bashfulness,<br />
^orfy n&a jig) f . r. to <strong>of</strong>ifend, to trespass.<br />
^orfynt, a. bashful. -t»et, /. bashful-<br />
Sot<br />
^btfattA) V. a. to transpose, to transfer,<br />
to set; to reduce; to squ<strong>and</strong>er<br />
to misspend ; T. to lose, to cast a way. .<br />
^iJrfatttting > /. transposition ; reducing<br />
; pr<strong>of</strong>usion.<br />
5J>rfef ) n. essay, attempt, trial, experi.<br />
meut, pro<strong>of</strong>, -a, v. a. to essay, t(<br />
try ; to experiment ; to experience.<br />
5otf<strong>of</strong>cIfe, /. temptation.<br />
^Otforjaj f. a. to maintain ; to keep<br />
to sustain ; to provide for. -fig, v. r<br />
to maintain one's self, to live. — nbf<br />
n. maintenance ; establishment. —tf<br />
TO. maintainer ; provider.<br />
5Srfotmai v.a. to sweeten, to addiuce<br />
5ortagai v. a. to take away; to intercept;<br />
to prevent; to remove ; to fru<br />
trate ; to correct; to break, to weaken<br />
portal, n. sl<strong>and</strong>er, blame, -a*<br />
to sl<strong>and</strong>er, to traduce. -atCj m. slan-<br />
derer.<br />
S'ittapjfaif a. damned, cast away,<br />
lost. - S'ittappelity /. perditioi<br />
^ortctfning, /. list, catalogue.<br />
SottmnH) v. a. to tin. -re, m. tin<br />
man. - ^ottentltng, /. tinning, tin.<br />
5otti&, ad.x-y before <strong>the</strong> time, toe<br />
early. —tg, a. premature, abortive.<br />
Sortiga, v. a. to conceal, to keep se-<br />
cret, att —> not to mention. — tlfcC) n,<br />
concealing, reticence, obreptiou. —<br />
^orfyttl) V. a. to S0U1-, to make acid. Sortigm, a. close, -l&rt,/. close-<br />
5orfSl«j V. a. to sole.<br />
ness, secrecy.<br />
SoV^&ty n, insidiousness, ambuscade. ^ortimca, v. a. to prop with timber. -<br />
-lig, a. insidious, treacherous, 5otrtmring, /. lining <strong>of</strong> a ship.<br />
^orfafla jifl) f • r. to speak wrong. 5octinga, v.a. to agi-ee upon a price for.<br />
5oriafta, v. a. to assure; to ensure. 50Ctjerta> v. a. to gain ; to make ; to<br />
-11, ^orfafring , /. assurance, ensu- deserve, to merit ; to earn. — Sit*<br />
rance. — sfctefj «. policy <strong>of</strong> assiurance. tienfl, TO. pr<strong>of</strong>it; merit, desert; ser-<br />
-sFotltot) n. ensurance-<strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
vices. - SottjenflfuD, a. meritorious.<br />
5or|alja, v.a. to sell; to negotiate ; 5ott)ufa> V. a. to charm, to fascinate. -<br />
to dispose <strong>of</strong>. - ^otfaliding) /. vent, 5ottiu8tltng, /. charm, encMlutment.<br />
sale.<br />
Soctontng, /. T. bearing. [away.<br />
^orfamCA) v. a. to make worse. - S'it- Sottitlniy V. d. to grow dry, to pine<br />
famting) /. making worse, deprava- ^Orttaf, n. vanguard.<br />
50Cfanb«} V. a. to send away. [tion. 5orttampa» *'. a. to trample upon ; to<br />
^iJcfanJa, v. a. to sink. - 5otfa«f tiirtfl, crush : to oppress.<br />
f. sinking, subuicrsiou.<br />
Silttttt m. vexation; trouble; moiti-
^01-<br />
lig, a. irksome, <strong>of</strong>fensive, en -Itg<br />
Hfti-pang) a vexatious lawsuit. -UQ'<br />
Cti /. uneasiness, vexation, trouble;<br />
SittXO , v. a. to trust with. - jig tiU<br />
naqotl, to confide in one. -mity n.<br />
cuul Jence, trust, -m^e fy^kj/. place<br />
ul cr,nfidence. -flCIlj a. intimate.<br />
5orticlif(j a. familiar, intimate. —))etf<br />
/: iii!imac3% familiarity.<br />
^ortrollaj<br />
*••• a. to fascinate, to encliant.<br />
- Sorttottmiigj /. enchanU<br />
meut, fascination.<br />
^ortreppar, TO. ja/. vanguard. [dull.<br />
Sotttniten, «. loath, unwilling, lazy,<br />
^ortrytf) «. oppression, grievance, -a,<br />
f. a. to oppress. — fltf) nt. oppiessor.<br />
5ottryta» f. n. to grudge, to repine.<br />
%&n later |ig ej -, he spares no pains.<br />
- Ssrtcvtelfe,/. envy, grudge. - S'ittrytfam,<br />
a. envious. -))ity f. envy.<br />
5ottta^a, V. a. to intercede for, to<br />
manage. [cellence, excellency.<br />
Sorttafflig, a. excellent. -\tt, f. ex-<br />
5ortCO|la, V. n. to trust in. -n,/. con-<br />
fidence, trust.<br />
5ottrotta9) V. d. to grow weary.<br />
SottuHa) V. a. to pay toll or duty for.<br />
5ortuntia> v. a. to" thin, to rarefy. -<br />
S'ittunninZ-) /• rarefaction, attenua-<br />
Scrtpifla> v.n. to despair. -&,a, desperate.<br />
-n» /. despair, desperation.<br />
Sortrina > v. n. to pine away. - 5bc=<br />
trining) /. consumption.<br />
Sotty, 5«tt^y> c. because, for.<br />
^ortytfa, v. n. to take amiss, to take<br />
ill ill part.<br />
5ortyba» v. a. to misinterpret. - Sittyjinitigj<br />
/. wrong interpretation.<br />
5ortynga, v. a. to clog; to incommode,<br />
to gi-ieve.<br />
Sittadty a. hidden, lurking, -ft pa=<br />
gctlj T. <strong>the</strong> covert-way.<br />
Sottalia, V. a. to tell, to relate.<br />
Sottanfft) y. a, lo find fault with, to<br />
Sov<br />
543-<br />
fica<br />
; ill will, i -, In spite <strong>of</strong>. -«, take amiss, to blame for.<br />
. it. to <strong>of</strong>fend, to spite, to gall, to ^ortara) f. «. to eat; to c<br />
loitify. Hi -aiy to take <strong>of</strong>fence at. corrode ; to spend, -gj f. d. to wear<br />
(with), -nbe, n. consumption, cor-<br />
rosion. - Mortaring) /. enteitainment,<br />
victuals, consumption.<br />
5ortoja, V. a. T. to moor.<br />
^ortorna) v. a. to <strong>of</strong>fend, to embroil,<br />
to make augiy. -b pa ttagott, angry<br />
with one. - 5ortocnelfe, /. <strong>of</strong>fence,<br />
anger.<br />
5otun&CtUgj a. wonderful, strange.<br />
-in J ad. strangely. - ^orunbCft iig><br />
V. r. to admire, to wonder at, to marvel.<br />
- 5orun&tan, /. wonder, admiration.<br />
— 9t>at&> a. admirable.<br />
5otumtaj v. a. to grant, to allow, to<br />
Sitxxty ad. before ; before-h<strong>and</strong>, langt<br />
-, long ago. fe t>al -, T. keep a good<br />
look out.<br />
5otUtattj prp. but, except, without.<br />
5ocutfatta&j a. - mening, prejudice.<br />
^OrutfeenbC) n. foreseeing, foresight.<br />
SotrMtfagelfE) /. foresaying, prediction<br />
SotUtfatta* V. a. to presuppose, to<br />
suppose. - SotUtfftttnittg ) /. suppo-<br />
sition.<br />
5otPaft) m. out-post, out-guard.<br />
5ott>alta) V. a. to conduct, to manage ;<br />
to execute, to perform, —tty rn. administrator,<br />
steward. - ijorraltiiittgi<br />
f. administration, management.<br />
5ott)an&Ift) f. a. to change, to trans-<br />
form, to alter; to transsubstantiate<br />
to tui-n into ; to reduce to.-5otPatl&=<br />
ling, /. metamorphosis, cliange,trans-<br />
(Sotrailbt, rn. relation, [substantiation.<br />
SotPatj n. custody, care, i gobt -><br />
very safe. ]t>aft»a t -, to have in<br />
charge, in custody. — ftj i>. a. to keep,<br />
to put up, to secure, to retain.<br />
5otPaCace, m. keeper, preserver, guardian.<br />
- ^OtPatiltgsme&el:, n. preser-<br />
5otPflCna) v. a. to warn, to caution.<br />
S'in&'fy n. liive-dross, bee-glue.<br />
Sorref a, (--. a. to molUfy.<br />
SitVtUxiy a. forward, over-cuiious.<br />
;
544 Sov<br />
SotVerUy V. a. to chauge. - S'iVDtp<br />
ling,/, change.<br />
^orvtQa, v. a, to puzzle, to confound ;<br />
to disconcert. - S'i^viUd\t , /. <<br />
fusion, aberration.<br />
5eCPri&fl, V. a. to distort. [<strong>the</strong> air.<br />
55tt>unnen, a. convicted.<br />
5ott)aBfl, V. a. to cause, -nity n. pes<br />
nem ert - , tlu-ough your means.<br />
5otP^n(l, V. a. to astonish, to surprise. -<br />
5on>«nin0, /. astonishment.<br />
5on>a0, ad. i -, beforeh<strong>and</strong>. flS nh<br />
gon i - , to prevent one.<br />
^OtPAgtA, c. a. to refuse.<br />
5otP /. expectation.<br />
S'otvUtfvaf V. a. to acquire, to gain.<br />
S'iw'ixxat *>• "• to aggravate, to make<br />
S'itvafa, p. n. to over-grow.<br />
5otyttta, V. a. to sell. - Soryttting,<br />
/. sale, vent.<br />
5ctSIbra$, v. d. to grow old.<br />
Sotat, prp. before.<br />
5otabla> V. a. to ennoble ; to improve,<br />
to manufacture. - ^otaMing, /.<br />
ennobling, nobilitation ; improving,<br />
S'itiilitatipl- parents. [working.<br />
5oralfFaflg,f. r. to fall in love with. -<br />
SotiJlfPfl^, a. enamoured,<br />
joranbrtlig, a. changeable, mutable.<br />
;<br />
fickle, -tet, /. mutability, mutable<br />
ness, fickleness. - So^an^ra, ifa5 v. a. to banish, to exile. - en - flg> f • '". to submit. - ^Otobrnju<br />
till nagen, to turn one over to one. felfe,/. humiliation, abasement, sub<br />
Son)i#«, V. a. to ascertain. [die.<br />
SotPi^na, V. n. to 'w-i<strong>the</strong>r, to fade, to 5ot<strong>of</strong>tigt, ad. as for <strong>the</strong> rest, bes<br />
SotPitfl, f . a. to reproach with. SoCOfPft, *". a. to commit, to perpe<br />
S'otvitttAi V. n. to be dissolved by tlie<br />
air. - 5orpittting, /• dissolution by<br />
trate, to exercise, to use. — nbfj n<br />
perpetration, commission.<br />
Silit&y V. a. to augment, to multiply<br />
to increase. - S'itild^t , /. augmen-<br />
tation, multiplication, increase.<br />
5<strong>of</strong>4> V. a. to drive. - jja nagon , tc<br />
push one on.<br />
Sabbj n. mockery.<br />
(Bflfcb, m. sting.<br />
0«. old; aged; ancient; stale. (Ben? a. near, short, -temotj oppo-<br />
\)UtU - at ni? how old are you ? en site, over against. -flafPa ,/. pre-<br />
folbat, a veteran, -fcflgs, a. oldsent in return, -fafl, 72. objection.<br />
fashioned. -mcbt|t} a. oldfasliioned. -farleF, 772. reciprocal love. -lju&,<br />
ailfTa) ad. very, extremely.<br />
72. echo. -Ijwba, V. 72. to resound, to<br />
;p, «. mouth, jaw; breach, abyss. echo, -male, 72. recrimination. -fPyl^<br />
•ffratt, «. a loud laughter, -a, v. n. ilQl^tt^ f. reciprocal debt, -flijt, 772.<br />
5 gape, -fl eftet, to gape after, for. a short cut. -fitafrig, a. obstinate,<br />
•fl pa, to gape at, to stare at.<br />
Saxti, n. guard, -efatlj w. soldier<br />
stubborn. -^A\viQi)Ctt f. obstinacy,<br />
stubbornness, -frat, 72. reply. -fDa=<br />
if <strong>the</strong> guard.<br />
tip, a. answerable, -fajjelfe,/. con-<br />
Jarbet) «. pi. T. wangs,<br />
tradiction, -rag, 772. a short cut ; easy<br />
Jatbittj 771. curtain.<br />
JatfPfl, V- a. to tan, -te j m. tanner,<br />
i-tcbarf , m. tan <strong>of</strong> oak. - (BacfPCti,<br />
method, abridgment. -v'dtfAXl) f.<br />
counter-effect, -pct&ifl, a. unreverend.<br />
\n. lanhouse, tannery.<br />
546 (Ben<br />
. general, -flbjutant, m.<br />
aid-de-cainp. -bae, f>i. lliorouglibase.<br />
-faltmarfPalf, w. captain-general,<br />
-falttygmailflte, m. great<br />
master <strong>of</strong> tlie ordinance. -liflltetlflltt,<br />
m. lieutenant-general, -major j ni.<br />
major-general. -qpflttetina(lare, m.<br />
master-general, -ftatitntympl- states<br />
general, -ratbig^et, /. generalship.<br />
-i^imu8, m. generalissimo, -itct^ n.<br />
generality.<br />
momj prp. 6t ad. through ; very. -<br />
gob) very good. -I'iteil > a. bitten<br />
through, penetrated. -I'lota > v. a.<br />
to macerate, -bctra, v. a. to perforate,<br />
-bryta) i'. a. to break through,<br />
-brapa, f. a.toruu, to draw through.<br />
-brift>a, f. a. to carry tlie point,<br />
to make succeed. -btifPftt, a. droven<br />
through; cunning, -fata, v. a. to<br />
pass through, -fatt, m. passage.<br />
-Hata, V. a. to interlace, -grafnillflj<br />
/. digging through, canal, ditch,<br />
-prafraj a. de<br />
to be married. -PUJTeH) a. mi<br />
goable, fit for wedlock, -a , v.<br />
marry, -a fig, v. r. efl. -cs,<br />
to r riago,<br />
barn af forffa -et, children by<br />
first husb<strong>and</strong>, fa ttt fift-f, to r<br />
a great fortune, -ertnal, n. man<br />
-etttan, »^. he who has a right<br />
riage. -criitt, m. a wife's shaii<br />
<strong>the</strong> estate <strong>of</strong> her husb<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Bifra, v. a. to give, to bestow, to c<br />
fer upon ; to render , to translate,<br />
express ; to yield. gifPE gub ! \<br />
to God ! -<br />
f ftcr, to yield ; to rel<br />
to loosen ; to come short. - emcll<br />
to give a thing into <strong>the</strong> bargain,<br />
give to boot. - forut, to give af.<br />
- ifran fig, to give away; to vol<br />
- igen, to return, to give back. -<br />
to give, to administer; to give<br />
- tncb fig, to ])ait with a thing<br />
ano<strong>the</strong>r ; to comply. - em ,<br />
<strong>the</strong> cards over again. - omfrtng:<br />
li<strong>and</strong> about. - ya , to lay on<br />
mcb bf la lag? t , to pour in a wJ<br />
broadside, -pabatlb, to give (<br />
- tia, to furnish, to add; to set<br />
- ttHbafa, to rctuin, to givi<br />
- tiUbafa pa, to give cliangc for.<br />
CfPer, to cast up, to vomit. —<br />
V. r. to surrender, to give one's<br />
up, to comply; to relent ; to «
plain, bet get fig t>ai, it wiU all (Billon, /. hostage.<br />
come about. — fig t) to enter upon, (oi^Aj V. a. - tiiii to guess, to conjec-<br />
to engage. - Hq ilfO\> tttcb, to engage ture. - (Bipning,/. guess, conjecture ;<br />
ones self -svith one. - fig tlB \elbiit-, T. dead-reckoning.<br />
-liet, /. validity.<br />
(Bim»5 /. mouth <strong>of</strong> an oven.<br />
(Bitnmer,/. sheep producing young for<br />
(Bitt, f. (Sen. [<strong>the</strong> first time.<br />
(Bitla, V. a. to stop, to hinder.<br />
(Binlcpnte) 'n. T. winding-tackle.<br />
(Sinil, 7/z. broom, fiuze. SngelfP-,<br />
needlefurze.<br />
(BipS) /". stucco; plaster <strong>of</strong> Paris,<br />
-rnjol,". powdered parget. - (Bipffl,<br />
V. a. to plaster. - (Bipsning) /.<br />
stucco, plastering.<br />
diCA) V. 71. to wave, to vvavcr.<br />
fiitig) a. covetous; avaricious, niggardly<br />
; eager ; desirous. - f I , fond<br />
<strong>of</strong>. -buf, m. miser, -^et, /. cove-<br />
tousness, avarice.<br />
(Bits, m. ruff (fisli).<br />
e^, /. glassman's shop.<br />
-bruf) n. glasshouse. -fltl0, m. glassy<br />
flux. -fCCAte, -bAn&lAte, m. glassman.<br />
-gAlIe, OT. glass-gale, s<strong>and</strong>ever.<br />
-gton, a. botUe-coloured. -^yttA,<br />
f. -bruC. -ntAlAte, m. painter on<br />
glass. -mAJlAtC, m. glazier. -petiA,<br />
/. glassy pearl. -tUtAj /. pane <strong>of</strong><br />
glass. -fjAJJ, n. glass-case, glass-<br />
shrine. -flipAte, m. glassgrinder.<br />
-fftAngAte, m. T. ana clastic glass<br />
Mm 2<br />
-
548 v. r. to forget (<br />
self. - (BIomfT, a. forgetful. - (Blom<br />
rarefacliou. -tall^ » a. gaptoo<strong>the</strong>d. fTa, /. forgetfulness, oblivion.<br />
~\jii-,f. thinness. -ttAj v. n. to grow (Snabb, n. squabble. - (Bnabbas, v. d<br />
(Blete, (Slett, n. litharge. [thin. to squabble.<br />
(BU, «. fry.<br />
(8nag, «. gnawing ; teazing. -fl, v.<br />
(BlibA) V. ". to glide, to slide.<br />
to gnaw, to nibble, -a pa. ttageri, t<<br />
(Blimtna, v. n. to glimmer, to glitter. torment one with importunity, -attbi<br />
glimmer, m. mica.<br />
famPCte, guilty conscience, -atf,<br />
(BItnber, «. fishiug-liook made <strong>of</strong> tin.<br />
(Bliti^ca, f. (Slimtna.<br />
(Slitter J n. glitter, spangle, tinsel,<br />
-flulb > «. tinsel, -failb » w. shining<br />
s<strong>and</strong>. - (SlJttra, f . «. to glitter.<br />
(Blo, f . n. to stare, to gaze.<br />
, m. globe.<br />
'y<br />
gnawing animal. —ig, a. troublesomi<br />
(Bliat, n. growling. [teazing<br />
(Bnata , f . a. to grumble , to muri<br />
to grudge.<br />
(Biieb, n. gammalt -, old custom<br />
baCa fort meb ett e^) famtna - , t<br />
harp always on <strong>the</strong> same string.<br />
(Sliet, / nit. -ig, a. nitty; sa%'ing.<br />
(Blliba) f . a. ^ n. to rub ; to be ava<br />
ricious ; - pa nagot, to rub on some<br />
thing; to be always urging a tliinj<br />
-re, m. niggard.- (Siubaftig, a. gree<br />
dy. - (Sniberi, '». greediness. - (gnib<br />
(Bob<br />
to Le able to do a thing. 04 i - fOt)<br />
to be security for, to "warrant, —bit)<br />
m. iiicebit. -bflflflt, m. pi. fletfl flfl<br />
-^«0ar) to enjoy one's self, to lead<br />
an easy life. -^>jettflbt, a. good-natured.<br />
-ffllltl«> V. a. to ajiprove <strong>of</strong>.<br />
-fantianbe, n. approbation. -lytlt,<br />
a. in good liumoiir. -(Ittt, a. goodnatured,<br />
kind. -tAlifl) a- affable,<br />
-ttogcrt , a. credulous. -ttCgetl^et,<br />
/. credulity, -tytfcj n. pleasure;<br />
choice, will. -piEig, a. willing, ready,<br />
-rittig^et, /. willingness, readiness.<br />
- (5o&a ) n. good ; fortune. -<br />
(Sotiljet)/- goodness. - (BobO) i -> ttieb<br />
-, by fair means. Jjatta till -> to take<br />
in good part. \)eSJi ttH -, you are -welcome<br />
to it. fe ftaflOrt tiVi -, to consult<br />
one's interest. - eta, v. a. to engrave, to cut ; to<br />
charge. - (Btaretitig, /. engraving,<br />
cut. -
550 eti f. coarseness, rudeness, -t,<br />
ad. coarsely, rudely; beyond mea-<br />
n. original language, -jlen, m. fur,<br />
dameutal-stone. -tejrt, m. origin,<br />
text. -t>al, Tn. foundation, has'<br />
sure, too much.<br />
-amne, n. element, principle, -a,<br />
(BtoH, n. grudge.<br />
a. &n. to fomid, to growid ; to prin<br />
(BtoQe, m. gray-horse.<br />
to lay <strong>the</strong> first colours on in paiiitin<br />
(Step, /. pit, ditch, iiole; dimple, to muse, to ruminate. - pa, to tlii<br />
-ig, a. full <strong>of</strong> ditches or pits.<br />
upon. - Ut, to dive into, -ning,<br />
(StO# , n. a number <strong>of</strong> twelve dozens, priming. [(Btuffg, a. gravel]<br />
gross. faIJ4 i -, to sell by wholesale. (Brus, M. gravel; rubbish, ruins,<br />
-banblare, m. wlioksale-merchant. (Bry, V- n. to dawn, -ning , /. dawi<br />
(BrottiJ, /. grotto, grot.<br />
(Brubbel, n. saupel;<br />
daybreak.<br />
plodding. - (Brym, a. cruel, grim, furious; terri<br />
ble. -tetj /• cruelty, fury, rage.
Ikymtfli V. n. to grunt.<br />
a, /. grassliopper.<br />
-lupen, a. gramineous, overgrown<br />
with grass. -IoE,ot. chives,<br />
rocambole. -m«tf , m. meadow,<br />
-manab, m. April. -tiE, a. grassy.<br />
-torf, m. greensward, turf, -patt,<br />
m. grassground. -Pal, m. turf, sod.<br />
-Paj;t, m. giowth <strong>of</strong> grass. - ^rafa><br />
V. n. to graze.<br />
(Braslig, a. terrible, dreadful, hideous.<br />
(Sroba, /. crop, growth.<br />
(Bron, a. green, gora jig -, to give<br />
one's self airs, -aftig, a. greenish,<br />
-griie , n. greenness, verdure. -go=<br />
ling, f. -f^jif. -fal, m. green pottage.<br />
-mangelfJa , /. a woman that<br />
sells greens. -fafet , jjI. greens."<br />
-jifPa, /. siskin, flanting. -fpif , m.<br />
green woodpecker, -ing, m. gold-<br />
finch, -ling, m. loach. -fPa, /.<br />
greenness, verdure. -fFa, v. n. -fTflS,<br />
V. d. to gi-ow green ; to thrive.<br />
(Brop, (Brope, n. dog- bolt, com coarsely<br />
groimd. - (Bcopa, V. a. to grind<br />
coarsely. [ing.<br />
(Brot, m. thick pap. -mynbig, a. boast-<br />
552 (5ub<br />
pious, religious, -aftiffieti / godliness,<br />
piety. -bottCt, /. goddaughter.<br />
fa<strong>the</strong>r, -ffuftig, a. pious, religious,<br />
godly. -I08, a. impious. -lijgljft,<br />
/. ungodliness. -trtobfC) /. godmo<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
-illtlfl, /. goddess. -lig, a.<br />
godly, pious, devout, -cm, m. divinity,<br />
deity, -emiig, a. divine ; excellent,<br />
-cmlig^jet, /. divinity, divine<br />
nature. -sbytfAft, /. divine<br />
worship, -gfruf tan , /. fear <strong>of</strong> god.<br />
-aforgatcn, a. pr<strong>of</strong>ane, impious, -ifotaltAte,<br />
-sf'ttnttate , m. a<strong>the</strong>ist.<br />
-Sforfmabflte, m. blasphemer. -sUtlj<br />
n. a god bless you ; something to eat.<br />
-apetining, m. earnest, h<strong>and</strong>sel.<br />
-0tjcn|l, /. divine service, -foit, m.<br />
godson, -fl fig, v. r. to behave one's<br />
self devout.<br />
(Bubuttge, m. eider-duck.<br />
(Bul, a. yellow, -flftig, a. yellowisli.<br />
-brun, a. yellowish brown, -^rifra,<br />
/. cow-slip, primrose. -0*t«, /. yellow<br />
ochre, —xiiy n. gilded root.<br />
-flftig, -fjuf, a. icterical. -jlppa,<br />
/. anemone, -fjuf a, /. -fct, m. jaundice,<br />
-fpatf, f. (Bconing. - (Sula, /<br />
yolk. - ©ulna, V. n. to grow yellow.<br />
(Bulb, ?!. gold, -arbetatf, w. goldsmith,<br />
-fltbete, «. manufactuie <strong>of</strong><br />
gold, -bagge, w:. chrysomcla. -be=<br />
flagen, a. goldheaded. -blab, ".<br />
beaten gold. -broHop , n. a commemoration<br />
<strong>of</strong> couple's nuptials, when<br />
<strong>the</strong>y liave been married fifty years.<br />
-brett, «. gold-mine, -bote, m.<br />
purse with gold, -btagate, m. goldwire-<br />
drawer. -fifT, m. goldfish,<br />
-fot, m. wolf, -fatg, m. gold colour,<br />
-galon, m. gold-lace, -glitt,<br />
n. litharge <strong>of</strong> gold, -grufra,/. goldmine.<br />
-gill,a. gold-coloured, -flitttp,<br />
m. lump <strong>of</strong> gold. -Ian, m. flattened<br />
gold-wire, -mafare, m. alchymist.<br />
-malm, m. goldore. -myttt, n. gold<br />
piece, -pappet, n. gilt paper, -failb,<br />
m. gold-saud. -flagate, m. gold-<br />
0fl<br />
beater, -fmeb, m. goldsmith, -fmii<br />
a. gold-laced, -jlefel, m. golden<br />
-al'dtAi f. <strong>the</strong>ology. -Attiaft, /. chrysis. -flitfab, a. embroid<br />
divine power. -fflbet) m. god- with gold, -flang, m. ingot <strong>of</strong> go<br />
-ttab, m. gold- wire, -tyg, ra. I<br />
cade. -Ptgt, m. gold-weight.<br />
(Bulbfti, f. (SyDcn.<br />
(Summa,/. old woman.<br />
(Bummi, n. gum. -bragant, m. gu<br />
adraganth. -^uttA, f. gamb(<br />
-latf, m. rosin-latk. -Patten,<br />
gummed water. - (Bumma, (Sumtl<br />
ra, ('. "• to gum.<br />
(Bump, 'w. bum. -fena, /. tailfin.<br />
(Bumtif 8f Otn , n. common longear<br />
(Bumfe, w. ram. [barh<br />
(Bunga, /. swing. - , f . a. to swin<br />
(Bunft, w. favour, kindness, -ig,<br />
kind, -ling, m. favourite.<br />
(Buppa, V. n. to move up <strong>and</strong> dowj<br />
(Burgla, v. n. to gargle.<br />
(Butf a, /. cucumber.<br />
(Burfmcja, /. curcuma, turmeric.<br />
©ytfel, n. juggle, juggling trie)<br />
-bctfa, /. puppet, -mafare, •<br />
juggler. - (Bytfla, V. n. to juggle.<br />
(Bytfleri, «. tricks ; buflbonry.<br />
(Bylbene, a. golden. - albern,<br />
golden age. - ((ByHen) -buF,w.bi<br />
cade, -ranna, /; gieat spotted woe<br />
pecker, -talet, n. <strong>the</strong> golden numb<br />
-aber, f. hemorrhoids.<br />
(ByHen, m. gilder.<br />
(Bylta, /. charcoal-kiln; sow fi<br />
rowing for <strong>the</strong> first time.<br />
(Bymnaflum) n. seminary <strong>of</strong> learning.<br />
(Bymnaflall, m. scholar.<br />
(Bynna, v. a. to favow, to befrieu<br />
-nbe, a. favoiuable. -rc, m. favoi<br />
rer, protector, patron.<br />
(Byttja, /. mud, mire, ooze, slime.<br />
(Byttjig, a. muddy, miry, slimy.<br />
(Byttta, V. n. - ibop, to conglomeral<br />
to conglutinate. - (Byttttng, /. c<br />
(Ba, f . 71. to go, to walk ; to go on<br />
turn, to pass. "Gtt -t fot langt, thi<br />
is too much. — eb , to take an oatl
Cr, to go<br />
over, to pass over ; to desert to, to be<br />
surrendered; to go <strong>of</strong>f or away, to<br />
cease. -EttfeCj a. going, a foot, -enbt)<br />
s. n. going, pace, -nfl, m. pace,<br />
walk, motion, course, direction ; passage<br />
; isle, fflttfl i -ng, to set a going.<br />
tJfitfi i -ttg , to go on. ga iitt gina<br />
ett. jcmna -ttg, to go on one's<br />
wonted way. -ngfiCt, m. set <strong>of</strong><br />
stones. -ngb«r, a. current, common.<br />
-nQbAt))et) f. currency, -ngjerit, n.<br />
hinge, joint, -figflabet, Jj/. wearing<br />
apparel, -ngfpel, n. capstan.<br />
-tigjlig) ni. pathway, -ngjlel, m.<br />
go-cart, -ngrt, f. n. -ngft eb, to<br />
take one's oath, -tige fom (5u& pill,<br />
<strong>the</strong> will <strong>of</strong> God be done, -ngfite, m.<br />
walker; pacer, ambling-nag.<br />
(SafPfl, /. present, gift, donation, ntl^<br />
tut8=-, endowment, talent. \f,n \)«,t<br />
PflcEta gafroc, he has fine parts. -<br />
(BafPObtef, n. donation.<br />
(Sang, TO. time, fotjlfl-etl, <strong>the</strong> first<br />
time, en — , one time, once. tPfi, ttt<br />
-it-) two times, twice, three times,<br />
trice. - pfl m -, at once. l^Pfit -,<br />
every time, nsgeil -, any time, fot<br />
bcniifl-en, for this time. \m fTall<br />
en - angtfl bity some time or o<strong>the</strong>r hs<br />
will repent <strong>of</strong> it. ttfe in -, not even.<br />
(BflC y ad. i-f yesterday, i - flften«,<br />
last night, i - motgons, yesterday<br />
morning. -Sag, m. yesterday.<br />
(Satfl, f. a. — feppfltj to refine copper.<br />
(Sara, /. vein.<br />
(5arf <strong>of</strong> , n. cook's shop, eating-house. -<br />
((Sar) -fot, m. caeliaca pituitaria.<br />
-t&Viy m. red fir. -tjuf, m. stealer <strong>of</strong><br />
cattle.<br />
(Batfc, m. yard, court ; house ; estate,<br />
l<strong>and</strong>; halo, -trwf, n. agiiculture.<br />
-fog&e, m. l<strong>and</strong>stewaid. -rum, n.<br />
yard, -titty m. house-right. -Par^,<br />
m. watchman in tlie village.<br />
(AA9y f. goose, -fctt, «. gooseseam.<br />
-ijlCt, f. -fett. -farl, m. g<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
-ftaS, n. giblets, -foppa, /. giblets<br />
dressed with a black sauce, -unge,'".
554 ©at<br />
gosling, -ottj f. silverweed.<br />
(BStfl , /. riddle, enigma. - (Sataftifl,<br />
QAtliti a. enigmatical, dark.<br />
(B'aS) m. fool, buflPooii ; laughingstock.<br />
-«, V. a. to ridicule, to cheat. -My<br />
V. d. - mebj to make game <strong>of</strong>. ~niy<br />
ridicule, mockery.<br />
(S^&ba, / pike, luce. -brflg,n. hook<br />
for catching <strong>of</strong> pikes, -fnipa > /.<br />
pickerel, -floria)/ a very great pike,<br />
©al,/. gill, <strong>the</strong> gills <strong>of</strong> a fish. -lotf, n.<br />
<strong>of</strong> cover tlie gill. -«, v. a. to gut.<br />
(Biilb, m. debt, -buntctt) a. indebted.<br />
-(hljtfl) f. debtor's prison, -ft, v. a.<br />
to pay, to make amends for. -tn'i.ty<br />
m. debtor.<br />
Oflll, a. shrill.<br />
(SiiQft) f. a. to castrate. - (Sftllgutnfe,<br />
m. we<strong>the</strong>r. - (SanitlUi "i. gelliug.<br />
©flUfl, f . a. afpa mytftt att -, to<br />
have a great practice, fa — ttog, to<br />
find work enough. ^t>ftb bu got fa<br />
fern, be sure to come. Ut got mtg<br />
Ufa mytfet, it is equal to me. - af,<br />
to employ ; to put, to lay. - af fig,<br />
to do with one's self. - af meb , to<br />
kill, to jmt to death ; to squ<strong>and</strong>er. —<br />
af meb fig, to destroy one's self. -<br />
ett af meb, to rid one <strong>of</strong> a thing. -<br />
(ig af meb, to get shut or rid <strong>of</strong> a<br />
thing. - eftet, to imitate, to counter-<br />
feit, to copy. - emot, to give <strong>of</strong>lcncc<br />
to ; to transgress. - fa(l, to make fast.<br />
— tftail fig, to perform, to finish. —<br />
meb, to deal with ; to concern, nu at<br />
Ut gjotbt meb ^onem, now he is<br />
undone. — om , to do over again. —<br />
tjtt, to make, bet got tngeiiting ttH<br />
fafen , that's notliing to <strong>the</strong> purpose.<br />
- fig tiVi nagct, to turn. - fig tJB,<br />
to give one's self airs. - upp elb, to<br />
make a fire. -U|7}J en yenna, to cut a<br />
pen. - it, bet got &ti that will do<br />
something. — fig, v. r. to make one's
(Sov<br />
self ; to feign ; to get, to make, -te^<br />
m. doer. - (Botlig) a. practicable^<br />
possible. -l>et) /. possibility. - Sot:<br />
ninS > /• i'ft it is now a<br />
doing.- (Soromflljw. doing, business.<br />
ditiihrn. girdle, -mafflte, m. girdltr.<br />
(Bo« ) w. a kind <strong>of</strong> perch ; jack ; pig<br />
gfl! i. ha! ah!<br />
^atf, «. cut.<br />
^fltfa, /. hoe ; a small card.<br />
^4^4) »'. «. to chop ; to mince, to liack<br />
to peck ; to chatter with cold ; to stut-<br />
ter, to stammer, ^ct 'it })VAXltn \)S,'<br />
HcH tU. malet, it is iieitlier <strong>the</strong> one<br />
nor <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r. - ;)a eil) to teaze one.<br />
^atfbra&f) n. cymbal; choppiug-board.<br />
- (^atf) -bult , m. lagbolt. -]^0 , /:<br />
choppiiig-board. -fnifj >n. chopping-knife.<br />
-Cetfj m. haslet-pud-<br />
ding, -mat, m. hashed meat. -f^'Ctt,<br />
m. great spotted woodpecker.<br />
Sfltfelff, /. cut strow.<br />
^flf, n. sea. utat -t)ft, seaward.<br />
-Sbailb, «. <strong>of</strong>fing, -sbcrre,/. seahedge-hog.<br />
-sbctten, m. bottom <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> sea. -gbrab& , m. sea -shore.<br />
-Stufltjm.bay, gulf. -ib\uX, n. maritime<br />
animal, -strafe, Jti. sea-dragon,<br />
-gfettf al, m. sea-fennel. -SftfF,<br />
m. sea-fish, -efru, /. sea-nymph.<br />
-Sgr<strong>of</strong>ea, /. monk's hood. -Sgtag, n.<br />
see-weed, -ggub , m. sea-god. -S=<br />
|>t)ltft*el, m. whirlpool, -sigcl, m.<br />
button -fish. -8f«lf, m. sea-dog.<br />
-gfriifta, /. lobster, -gftlji, m. sea-<br />
cost, -slafe, m. hiubot. -elyfta, /.<br />
gurnet. -elytA , /. roach, rocket.<br />
-0IOF, m. sea-onion, -snymf, /. seanymph.<br />
-Snal, /. sea-adder. -SOttrt,<br />
m. sea-ffl!fkT. -Sfalt, «. seasalt.<br />
-gfyillbel, m. cuttle-fish, sea-spider.<br />
-Sfunb, n. strait, -gfpatt, «• surf.<br />
-gfOfttnp, m. sponge, -sfpin, 71. dolphin.<br />
-Sfyra, /. sea-sonsl. -gtattg,<br />
m. -gflSnga, /. sea -pond -weed.<br />
-8tj m. sea-diake. -gtottlj «.<br />
;<br />
f^rtl 555<br />
sea-buckthoru. -gpjf , m. bay. -gs<br />
rinb , ;«. seabreeze. -gyta , /. surface<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> sea. -gal, m. conger,<br />
-gem, m. pelican; falcon.<br />
^afte, m. oats, -grytj, «. grits, -mjol,<br />
n. oatmeal, -foppa, /. watergruel.<br />
^Afg, n. precipitation. - ^Aff«> f. «.<br />
to act heedlessly. - ^afjltt , a. careless,<br />
rash.<br />
^afra, *>. a. to have; to own; to possess<br />
; to contain ; to receive ; to feel,<br />
to perceive. \)X>a^ \>\Vi nt - ? what are<br />
you for? - bott, to throw away; to<br />
lose, ^af ft bott , be gone. l[)an pill<br />
-
556 ^al<br />
lialf-broken. -bruttia Otb , interrupted<br />
words. -btanb)«. half-biirut.<br />
-Cirffi, m. semicircle, -bel, m. half.<br />
-brucPftl) a. half-drunk. -b«tfj n.<br />
quarter-deck, -bo&j a. lialf-dead.<br />
-fifF, m. flovuider. -fatbifl, -gjotb,<br />
a. half-done. -0M&, m. demi-god.<br />
-gingett) a. gone with child about<br />
twenty weeks. -|)anbfFarj m.pl. mit-<br />
tens, -flot, n. hemispliere. -flabbi<br />
a. half-dressed, -f<strong>of</strong>ab, a. half-<br />
boiled. -Itbcfl) a. half-past, -latb;<br />
a. halflearned. -metan, m. semimetal,<br />
half-metal, -tttatie, m. halfinoou,<br />
crescent. -tniitt, a. lialfsatisficd.<br />
-nafett, a. half- naked.<br />
-nott,a. half-woni. -part, m. half.<br />
-qt>abcn,a. ^an for(lSr -qpa&en rifAj<br />
a word is enough to him. -fibetlj n.<br />
half-silk. -fl«0 , 71. T. clove-hitch,<br />
-fpatlttj m. measure containing about<br />
a bushel <strong>and</strong> a half, -jlop, n. a Uquid<br />
measure holding a little more<br />
than a pint, -(i<strong>of</strong>rel j m. lialf-boot.<br />
-fyfreil, n. half-bro<strong>the</strong>r <strong>and</strong> half-<br />
sister. -tunn«)/.lialf a barrel, -tatft,<br />
a. half-covered, -t'i&t ttftfln, halfcoach,<br />
chariot. -lippl>0)bt) a. -upp=<br />
l^ojbt Utittty basso-relievo, -ruyett,<br />
a. half-grown. -patling,/.mczzanine.<br />
-rags, ad. half-way. -AC, n. half<br />
a year, -(itm, /. false sleeve. -0, /.<br />
peninsula, -obla, /. a kind <strong>of</strong> amphibium(Meau<strong>the</strong>s).<br />
-iSppen, a. halfopen,<br />
-t, titt -e, ad. by half, partly.<br />
-l^fl, /: half, -reta, v. a. to lialve.<br />
^AlfOCe, n. very small Swedisli copper-coin,<br />
farthing.<br />
^alfa, V. n. to slip. - ^alfe, m. slippcriness.<br />
- ^alftg, a. slippery.<br />
^aO, m. stamp-<strong>of</strong>fice, -tatt, /n. <strong>of</strong>fice<br />
<strong>of</strong> inspection. — fl, v. a. to examine<br />
manufactures <strong>and</strong> set a mark upon<br />
<strong>the</strong>m. [ry.<br />
^aOon, n. rasberry. bU -, black-ber-<br />
^Alm, m. straw, halm, haum. -bfltlb,<br />
n. twist <strong>of</strong> straw, -bo^, «. <strong>the</strong> broken<br />
ends <strong>of</strong> straw. —babb y m. bed <strong>of</strong><br />
ilraw. -^fltt, m, straw-hat. -fp<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
n. scare-crow, -flatf, m. stack .<br />
straw, -lira, n. straw, stalk <strong>of</strong> con<br />
-taf,«. thatch. -taf9, m. -tapf<br />
m. -pippa, /. wisp <strong>of</strong> straw.<br />
^aU, /". neck; throat, head, collar<br />
T. tack, fftifa meb fuO -, to set u<br />
one's throat. - <strong>of</strong>pet bllfPub , head<br />
long, -banb, n. necklace, collai<br />
-br^tanbe, a. desperate, -btattnfl<br />
/. heart-burn, heat <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> stomach<br />
-bolb, m. tumour in tlie th<br />
-bu#, m. T. clamp, -buf, m. r<br />
cloth, cravat ; gorget, -flup, ot. quinsy<br />
-gtep, m. throat, -bugga, v.<br />
behead. -mWy n. iron-collar, -feb<br />
-Febja, /. a chain to wear about th.<br />
neck, -flabe, n. uecker-chief. -fno<br />
ta, /. joint <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> neck, -fnol,<br />
adam's apple, -fra« , n. rufl' abou<br />
<strong>the</strong> neck, -pafe, m. crop, craw<br />
-ting, m. collar, -tatt, m. pena<br />
judicature. -faC, /. capital crime<br />
hanging business, -fjufa, /. iuflammation<br />
in <strong>the</strong> throat, -fmytfe, /. ornament<br />
for <strong>the</strong> neck. — flatcig, a.<br />
stubborn, perverse, -flattigbct, /.<br />
obstinacy, stubbornness, -(lyf > f.<br />
-jlatrtg. [beef.<br />
^alflfC, n. gridiron, -(let, ni. roast-<br />
^alt, m. alloy, st<strong>and</strong>ard qualit)-, va-<br />
;<br />
lue ; halt, st<strong>and</strong>, stop, gota -, to<br />
make a halt, to halt.<br />
^alt, a. lialt, lame, -a, v. n. to limp,<br />
to halt, —a IfAy to be lame <strong>of</strong>.<br />
laminate, m. hammei ; forge. - (^am«<br />
mac) -bCuF,«. forge, foundery. -bat,<br />
771. balance-fish, -maflace, m. master<br />
<strong>of</strong> a forge. -fPatt, 77t. tax paid for<br />
forged iron, -flag, tj. scales, flakes.<br />
-fmeb, 771. smith, -fmebja,/. forge.<br />
^amca, v. a. to liammer.<br />
^atnmcl, m. we<strong>the</strong>r, a ram castrated.<br />
^amn, 77i. harbour, 'p<strong>of</strong>f, haven,<br />
-fogbe, 772. havener, master-inteudent.<br />
-ifenninQ&ty m. duty <strong>of</strong> aucliorage.<br />
-a, v. n.\o get into harbour.<br />
^aitin, 771. ghost.<br />
^ampa , /. hemp. - (^amp) -btafa,<br />
/. brake. -fc5, n. liemp-seed.<br />
-
-fFvJfta, /. swingleli<strong>and</strong>. -fp<strong>of</strong>C) n.<br />
bug-bear, -tltf fl , /. linnet, flaxfinch,<br />
-afer, m. hemp-close.<br />
$i»m(ler) m. german marmot, hamster.<br />
^flttj pr. he. -blemtltfl, /. flower with<br />
slaiuina. -Fnpj to. an<strong>the</strong>r, -fotl,<br />
-fliigte, «. <strong>the</strong> male sex. -mjol,«.<br />
pollen <strong>of</strong> flowers.<br />
/gangarc, w. 7*. hangers.<br />
6M\'i , /. h<strong>and</strong> ; h<strong>and</strong>-writing, en -<br />
fuB , a h<strong>and</strong>ful. ta^A lt)t>flran&ca i -,<br />
to shake h<strong>and</strong>s, liipga - PlSj to undertake<br />
a thing. laflgA fl(l« - Ptfe,<br />
to put tlie finishing stroke to a thing.<br />
|>ani« - Ofpetj to take care <strong>of</strong> a thing.<br />
Ijifra me& t)arm - j to make a donation<br />
in life-time, pi eflen - , alone,<br />
without an associate. |Jft fti - j<br />
<strong>of</strong>f h<strong>and</strong>; by comm<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong> h<strong>and</strong>,<br />
frjuta pa fCt -, to shoot without<br />
a rest, to slioot at arm's end. ef=<br />
n. basin, -fajle, f. -tag- -fajltiiiic,<br />
/. solemn promise. -gentang, n.<br />
close fight, h<strong>and</strong>strokes. -grep, n.<br />
trick, dexterity, fee forjla -grepen,<br />
<strong>the</strong> rudiments, -gripltg, a. palpable,<br />
evident. -t>afPa, f. a. to<br />
h<strong>and</strong>le, to administer. — ]^a|t, m.<br />
ledhorse, -tAlina-} f. watering-pot.<br />
-flappning, /. clapping <strong>of</strong> h<strong>and</strong>s.<br />
-fl<strong>of</strong>par, m. manacles. -Jla&e, f.<br />
-iuf. -Eorg, m. h<strong>and</strong>basket. -Jy^,<br />
m. kiss <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> h<strong>and</strong>, -lag, n. knack.<br />
^Afva g<strong>of</strong>et -lag till, to be skilled in.<br />
^ to give earnest. ^. a. & n. to purchase, to trade,<br />
to deal. - emot nagoit, to deal with<br />
one, to deal by one. - tneb, to deal<br />
in. -em, to treat about, -pa, to traffick<br />
to. -llbe, a. &s. m. trading ; mercliant,<br />
trader. - ^anMtng,/. actiou.-<br />
^an<ngar, records, transaction.<br />
-
558 t^an<br />
^aniffty wj.. glove. - ^anbfftnafAre,<br />
^ane, »>. male ; cock. {_m. glover.<br />
^AtiefOt) m. T. crovir-foot-liues.<br />
^axiit m. string, tyc-b<strong>and</strong> ; rowel.<br />
^tStlf Attt) m. cock's-comb.<br />
^flntejj '«• cuckold.<br />
^ans, pr. his.<br />
^Atlfeflflb) /. lianse-town.<br />
|>Ia> t'. "• to stammer, to hesitate.<br />
^ar^t) af/. - naCj near at h<strong>and</strong>, hard by.<br />
^flre> w. hare, en ung -j leveret.<br />
C^flt) -fang, f. -ugk. -fet, »«. foot<br />
<strong>of</strong> a hare. -l>ject«> «• heart <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Jiare; * coward. -^WXCi y m. harier.<br />
-idflt, m. chase <strong>of</strong> hares. -ItMCt^pi.<br />
crane-By. -lapp, -HUin, m. harelip.<br />
-mynt, a. hareliijpcd. -|JUn{J4r, m.<br />
beheii. -fpranflj n. bone in a hare's<br />
heel. -fyr« , /. woodsorrcl. -Ufllfl,<br />
/. snowy owl. -raplinj, f. -fyca.<br />
-aple, ^^. truffle, -oga, «. lagophthalmj.<br />
[— t>fl)<br />
•'• «. to harrow.<br />
^ /• harrow, -f^inne, m. tine.<br />
^ACfa, /. rake. - , v. a. to rak«.<br />
^acfla, V. n. to liawk up.<br />
^ACfal, m. dock-cresses. [Andrew.<br />
^AtleEin, /«. hailequin, punch, merry<br />
^Atin> m. anger, grief; pity, -as, v.<br />
d. -as efrec, to be angry for. -Ug, rt.<br />
provoking, -ffn, a. angiy.<br />
^atnefF, n. harness, cuirass, armour,<br />
breastplate.<br />
^arpa, /. liarp ; grate. - (^atjj) -fi?e=<br />
late, ^arpontff, m. harper.<br />
^Atlf&y V. a. to sift with a coarse sieve.<br />
^aCfun, m. harpoon, -era, V. a. to<br />
harpoon. [pay a sliip witli rosin.<br />
^atj)os, n. rosin. - ^ar|>oifa , V. a. to<br />
^att, OT. grayling.<br />
^atts, «. rosin, resin. - ^attfa , v. a.<br />
to rub with rosin.<br />
^a8, "I. hougli. - ^afa> v. a. to Iiough,<br />
to hamstiiug, to box.<br />
^afleta, v. n. to droll, to yest, to play.<br />
^Mlfti in. hasp.<br />
^af»>eI,OT. reel. - gflfpla, V. a. to reel,<br />
^a^el, m. hazel. -mU9, /. doiujonse.<br />
-not, /. hazelnut, -ort, /. mouseear<br />
(plant).<br />
'5el<br />
^a^, m. haste, expedition, hurry,<br />
speed, i -, on a sudden. -t>ert,n,<br />
work done in a huiTy. —a , f. a<br />
hasten, to hurry, -ig, o. hasty, sudden;<br />
passionate, -ig^et, /. ]iast«><br />
speed, hurry ; passion.<br />
^Sat) n, hatred, ill-will; grudge, sjiilfc<br />
-futt, a. hateful, odious, -a, v. <<br />
to liatc; to detest. -Mty m. hater.<br />
^att, m. lial ; cap ; alembic ; covering<br />
-fe&et, n. lining <strong>of</strong> a hat ; hatbox.<br />
-futt, m. crown <strong>of</strong> a-hat. -mafatej<br />
m. hatter. -tC9, /. loop to a liat<br />
-fFyfPC, «. brim <strong>of</strong> a hat. -jl<strong>of</strong>fetiltej<br />
TO. haberdasher. -tOf , to. cloth-hat<br />
-a, V. a, to cover.<br />
^AUbttS, TO. howitzer.<br />
^At>eti, n. average.<br />
^e^, TO. heath. -Hertt|lrt, «. heathplant.<br />
-etneffAj/. -egra«, «. Icel<strong>and</strong><br />
lichen.<br />
^cben, a. pagan, -bom, to. paganism.<br />
-^08, ifran -^06, from <strong>the</strong> time<br />
paganism, -^ebning, to. hea<strong>the</strong>n, pi<br />
gan, gentile. - ^tbni^-, a. hea<strong>the</strong>iils<br />
^e^ec, TO. honoiu-; credit, reputatio<br />
-Sbag, TO. day <strong>of</strong> honour, -efls&s<br />
ning, /. festival suit, -6le^atnct, >n<br />
liouorary member. —Stnan', to. ma<br />
<strong>of</strong> honour. -$namn, n. title ol lio<br />
nour. -gerb, n. word, word <strong>of</strong> lio<br />
nom-. -Jflfllle, n. place <strong>of</strong> honour.<br />
-StecCen, n. mark <strong>of</strong> distinction.<br />
-Itg, a. creditable, honourable ;<br />
nerous ; decent ; considerable ;<br />
nest, -fatn, a. honourable, gcner<br />
bountiful, -srarfe, a. honourabloj<br />
worthy <strong>of</strong> lionom-. - ^tttAy i'. a. tS<br />
honour, -ag, '. '•• to aequire<br />
nour. - (ig tmit nagon, to si<br />
one's generosity to one.<br />
^ej!/. heyMuuza.<br />
^ej^, to. check, stop, stay, ^et (ir ttt»<br />
gm- met' Ijenom, tlierc's no kcc|<br />
him in, -a
;<br />
'6el ^et- 559<br />
^lUity entirely quite ; ; clear.<br />
^eUf V. a. to heal, to cure,<br />
^elbrepba) a. well, soiuid, whole.<br />
^elfrrte, n. hell, -e, ^SelvetifF, a. <strong>of</strong><br />
hell, mfernal, hellish,<br />
igeig, /. holjdays ; festival. -«, f . a.<br />
to sanctify, to hallow, to consecrate.<br />
-Att&e) n. -d\ti f. sanctilication<br />
TO. quietness at home, -fatbj to. return<br />
home. — fobb) a. native. — fo*<br />
billffj TO. native, -foljbj to. portion,<br />
dower, -fora > f. a. to carry home,<br />
-forl<strong>of</strong>pa, f. a. to dismiss, -{jift^ m.<br />
portion, dower. -gan{5> to, going<br />
home ; disturbance <strong>of</strong> domestical<br />
peace. -tftatt) ad. from home.<br />
consecration. — (Jtfj m. sanctifier. —^-y<br />
-fan«) V. a. to call home, to recall.<br />
-fomjl, to. return home. -Eoittol, n.<br />
f. sanction. \)i.ViA i —& j to keep banquetting <strong>the</strong> morrow after a wed-<br />
somctliiug sacred, to observe, to ding, -l<strong>of</strong>i n. leave to go liome.<br />
live up to; to enforce, to maintain. — ort) TO. home, one's own country.<br />
-C^^B) m. holyday. -ebcm, m. -qtJattlj /. householdmill. -tcfaj /.<br />
sanctuary. - /. tiubot. -elbOj return home. —feb) to. familiar way.<br />
n. sainfoin, esparcet. — Otl > n. saiut. -fjuf, «. desirous after home, -ftufa?<br />
-mc^«, /. Mhflgona^bac, w. all /: hankering after home, -fjutaj<br />
saints day. - ^elig, a. holy, sacred -(laHa) «^. a. to refer, to tiurn over,<br />
inviolable. -JorAj v. a. to sanctify. to commit, -(iflttatl) /. reference,<br />
-flocare , m. sanctifier. -gorelfe , /. -fynb, /. habitual sin. -f<strong>of</strong>a, f. a.<br />
sauctificatiou. —)}ttif. holiness, sanc- to visit, to punish, -f<strong>of</strong>elfej /. visitation,<br />
pimishment. -tatn& j a. domesticated<br />
; well acquainted. -Pijlj<br />
^fljtrytl, n. barley. [tity.<br />
^cOfbatN m. halberd, battle-ax.<br />
^cHiT) ad. i£e -, nei<strong>the</strong>r . . . nor.<br />
geflte, ad. ra<strong>the</strong>r, ju fott beflo -, <strong>the</strong><br />
^elni) m. alembic, [sooner <strong>the</strong> belter.<br />
^cltnaelb, m. elm's-tire.<br />
^eltlfl) V. n. to close.<br />
^elfa, /. health, -yv. a. a n. to salute.<br />
- l)onom ifratt mtg , give my<br />
compliment to him. - })a j to visit,<br />
to see, to call upon ; to salute, to make<br />
one's compliment. - ^clsiuilg^ /. salutation,<br />
respect. - ^elfebrutttl} m.<br />
spaw, mineral water. - ^elf<strong>of</strong>ftm, a.<br />
wholesome, healthy, —\ityf. Tvholesomeness,<br />
salubrity. [without loss.<br />
^elffinnab) a. vrith a whole skin,<br />
>gel(l, ad. ra<strong>the</strong>r, above all; <strong>the</strong> more<br />
so. ]^t>ilf en fotn —> whosoever. -, c.<br />
particularly, especially.<br />
^em, n. home. -, ad. home, -bafflb,<br />
a. household, -bjtlbftj v. a. to <strong>of</strong>fer<br />
a thing to sale to him who has a right<br />
to buy it before o<strong>the</strong>rs, -bygbj to. na-<br />
tive country. -bfltAj v. a. -b'iva<br />
tfltf , to thank. -Vita laf , to jiraise.<br />
-f«tt> n. devolution, escheat, -fflttfl,<br />
V. n, to devolve, to fall to one. -frrbj<br />
«. abode, habitation, place <strong>of</strong> residence,<br />
dwellinghouse. -pafb ) ahomespun.<br />
—Pag^ to. way home.<br />
-at» ad. homewards, -ntaj ad. home,<br />
at home, vara -ma) to keep at home,<br />
pata -tna i en faf > to be versed in,<br />
to be well read in.<br />
^tntltB) a. secret, close, cl<strong>and</strong>estine;<br />
mystic; j)rivy; auricular. —t \uii<br />
privy, necessary house, jakes. — eilj<br />
ad. secretly, -^f t> /• secret, mystery.<br />
i -brt> underh<strong>and</strong>. -^etefuBj a.<br />
mysterious.<br />
^cmman, n. farm, -brwf, n. agriculture,<br />
-bmfate, to. husb<strong>and</strong>man,<br />
-ratlta, /. ground-rent, [rilis).<br />
"^cmittO) f. very fine s<strong>and</strong> (glarea ste-<br />
^entfFj a. sad, dejected, cast down.<br />
^etliulj n, w^arranty, conveyance,<br />
flanba - ett. -a > v. n. to warrant,<br />
-smatt, TO. guarantee.<br />
^ennfj /ir. her, <strong>of</strong> her, to her.<br />
^erbetge) «. harbom-, tlie journeymen's<br />
meeting-place. —tH') v. a. to<br />
lodge, to take in, to liarbour.<br />
^tX^iy TO. shepherd ; herdman; pastor.
560 ^tx:<br />
-htefii. pastoral letter. -pipA, /.<br />
shepherd's pipe, -qpiibe, n, pastoral.<br />
-(Iflf, m. sheepliook. - fSttbinnay f.<br />
shepherdess.<br />
^ftrmelttb m. ermine, stoat, foin.<br />
^ette^m. master; lord. ^ettflttS botl)<br />
<strong>the</strong> lord's prayer, -bag, m. diet,<br />
-folf , n. gentry, -go^g, n. Sat^y<br />
//!. gentleman's seat, -gstbacrbete, n.<br />
soccage. -JI«#, m. nobility, <strong>the</strong> first<br />
class <strong>of</strong> noblemen. -tjeUfiCe, m.<br />
lackey, footraaa, -Pfllbe, n. aristocracy.<br />
- (^crt«) -borne, «. dominion,<br />
domain, -v'dlie y n. dominion,<br />
mastership. - ^etCfTap , n. gentry,<br />
^ertUg, a. magnificent, glorious.<br />
^errfPAj p- n. to sway, to bear rule;<br />
to prevail. -Ilbfj a. predominant,<br />
prevailing, ruling. —tCj m. lord, ruler.<br />
-rinnsj f. mistress.<br />
^nti^t m. duke, -bome, n. dukedom,<br />
dutchy. -ifUlfl, /. dutchess. -lig, a.<br />
'Set,-, a. hoarse, -^et, /. hoarseness.<br />
^fpja, V. n. to pant, to gasp.<br />
^et, a. hot ; passionate, irritable. I>Iif=<br />
oa - Otn btOtien, to be alai-med.<br />
-blemmc, /. blister, pimple, heat,<br />
-leftfib, a. hothcaled. -Pagg, m. a<br />
mess eaten on shrovetuesday. —flgja.<br />
liot; passionate, -jlgl^et, /. lieat, vehemence,<br />
fervour, passion. -ta> /.<br />
heat ; passion. -t« y v. a. & n. to<br />
glow, to be liot.<br />
^etffl, V. a. to set on, to egg on.<br />
^ejra, / witch. -,*>.«. to vriicli. -<br />
^ej:m, n. witchcraft. - ^e^mi^Mty<br />
^itffl, /. hiccough. -, v. n. to hickup.<br />
filler, m. fitchet, polecat, fitchew.<br />
j<br />
^ittfTOj /". <strong>and</strong>rosace septentrionalis. (5ii:f4>fangate, m. hanger, courtlass.<br />
^imlA , V. n. - fig , to cast up one's ^ifTelig, a. hideous, dreadful, hor-<br />
eyes to heaven, to behave one's self rible, [haul down, to strike.<br />
devout. - ^tinmel, m. heaven; sky; ^i#A, - upp, V. a. to hoist. - neb, to<br />
canopy, baldacliiu. tinfcft bat - , in ^iplia, f. n. to grow giddy. -& , /.<br />
<strong>the</strong> open air. -rife, /;. kingdom snug.<br />
<strong>of</strong> heaven. -sHa, a. azure, sky-<br />
coloured. -»t»tf n, n. horizon, -sbtcb, j<br />
n. manna, -sfatb, /. a<br />
sumption. (Tbttlli -efatbstag, ascension-day,<br />
holy thursday. -9fa|le, n.<br />
hemisphere, -gglot , m. celestial<br />
globe, sphere. -S^Pfllf, f- -Sfiifle.<br />
-9^0gt, ad. topa -$^Cgt, to cry aloud.<br />
-sForn, «. big-barley. -0ftopp,m. celestial<br />
body. -8lju9,«. celestial hght,<br />
luminary. -$mioI , n. farina fossilis.<br />
-iXymhym. celestial region. -sfPflta,<br />
/. host <strong>of</strong> heaven. -sfTrisilbe, a.<br />
crying to heaven. -Sfhretfj". climate.<br />
-tteSm^n. sign, constellation; phae-<br />
nomenon ; meteor. -fP , a. celestial<br />
heavenly. [on <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r side.<br />
^in, pr. -m onbe, <strong>the</strong> devil, pa -flban,<br />
'Sinby f. hind.<br />
^iniety n. hinderance. Impediment,<br />
obstacle. -Itg, -faitl, a. hindering,<br />
impeding. — ^itlbtJS, f . a. to hinder, to<br />
impede ; to prevent ; to stop, to clog,<br />
^ingfl, m. stallion, steed, stonehorse.<br />
-tibAte, m. fore-spurrer, jockey.<br />
'Siniy m. swipe.<br />
iinna. y v. a. & n. to reach , to come<br />
to, to attain to ; to be able to. em j«0<br />
\)'mntty iflliave time, -ftfiin, to<br />
reach. - fbrbi, to pass by. - fote,<br />
forut, to forerun. — meb, to perform<br />
in a fixed time. - pA eH. upp, to<br />
fetch up. - tin, to reach, to arrive<br />
at, to attain to. - unbfifl, to escape.<br />
- upp cmot, to be equal to. - it, to<br />
reach. — bfPer, to exceed.<br />
^inna, /. film, membrane ; cuticle. -<br />
font iimeflutet f<strong>of</strong>lrct, secundine, afterbirth<br />
;heam.- ^innaftig, a. membranous,<br />
[men.<br />
^irbmatt, m./)/. satellites, life-guards-<br />
^ire, m. millet, panic-grass. -paQing,<br />
n. millet-pap.<br />
^iftorie, /. history. -fPrifpatc, m.<br />
historian. - ^ijlOCifP, a. liistorical.<br />
;
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Sit id. liiUier. font -, come this<br />
way. - 6i) tit) hi<strong>the</strong>r <strong>and</strong> thi<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
- tort, - City this way. - fratji) - in-<br />
tiO,to this place, hi<strong>the</strong>rto, to th'<br />
- l«, 1 this side.<br />
here. - Ofpetj over here,<br />
way. — tittS) ud. hi<strong>the</strong>rto,<br />
Jitf om(l, m. arrival. [to this time.<br />
Jitta, - pa, ^. a. to find, to discover ;<br />
to invent, to hit, to find out, to solve. -<br />
p5 fliaiett , to hit <strong>the</strong> mark. - ftAm,<br />
to find tlie way. - (igitte) -batll, n.<br />
foundling. -bfltttsl^USj «• foundling-<br />
hospital, -loit,/. trovage. - (^itt)<br />
-etJ, n. sally. -Otbifl, a. witty, ingenious.<br />
Jjdm, m. helmet, helm, -gattet^w.<br />
tiitfe, n. ornaments about<br />
<strong>the</strong> helmet.<br />
fielp, m. help, aid, assistance, succour,<br />
remedy ; subsidy. -los, a. helpless,<br />
-mebel, n. expedient; remedy.<br />
-Sitby n. suppletory word. -
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-n«f) n. nave, -yinnej m. linchpin,<br />
-tacE, wi. distafr, rock, -fttiorja, /.<br />
gome, -fpifi m. wlieel-nail. -fpaC)<br />
n. rut, track <strong>of</strong> a wheel, -fiotf, m.<br />
axletree <strong>of</strong> a millwheel. -petf , n.<br />
wheel-work, -flj f. n. to wheel.<br />
:gO) /. trough.<br />
Jgo"^ pr. who? [hautbolst.<br />
>5oI>OC, wi. hautboy. - "gobotil, m.<br />
^Of, m. ho<strong>of</strong>, -^jflmmare, m. slioeing<br />
hammer. -fPiigg) n. fectlock. -fla=<br />
jare, ot. farner. -flagatefptUa,<br />
/trave, travise. -ttatig , «. heeiiig<br />
ho<strong>of</strong>boond, narrow-Iieeleduess.<br />
-tang, m. tongs, ga<strong>the</strong>rers.<br />
^ef , n. measure, utatt - 0^ msttfl,<br />
beyond all measure, -fflllt, a. moderate,<br />
temperate.<br />
^Of, n. court, -fcagflte, m. <strong>the</strong> king's<br />
baker. -betjCIJt, m. <strong>of</strong>ficer <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
coiu-t. -bu^, //i. courtier, -feflrtte,/.<br />
court-lady. -CattCettet, m. lord chancellor.<br />
— cancctti) n. court-chancery.<br />
-capen, n. couruchapel. -capaljcr,<br />
m. courtier, -ft<strong>of</strong> en , /. maid <strong>of</strong><br />
honoiu:. -gunff, m. court-favour.<br />
-bcttning, /. household <strong>of</strong> a<br />
prince. -liemaW, m. courtier.<br />
-man, m. courtier. -matfFalf, m.<br />
lord earl; kniglit-marshal , chamberlain,<br />
-muficua, m. court-musician.<br />
-maflarC) m. liousesteward.<br />
-tnaftarinna ) /. governess, -natr,<br />
m. bufloon. -prcbifant, m. courtchaplain.<br />
-ra&, n. counsellor <strong>of</strong><br />
coiut. -rate, m. superiour aourt <strong>of</strong><br />
justice, -fcrg, /. court-mourning.<br />
-flat, m. coiu-tstate. -pcra, f. n. to<br />
make a gieat figure, -reri, n. soccage.<br />
-rifP, a. courtly, aulic.<br />
^Obo! 2. huzza!<br />
^olmc, m. small isl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
^OlIlaFc, m. common mew.<br />
gon, pr. she. -a, /. female, she.<br />
-fen, /. female sex.<br />
^onem,/"-. him, to In'm.<br />
^onung, m. lioney. -bt, n. workbee.<br />
-bloinma , f. lioneyflower ; twayblade.<br />
-&agg> m. honey-dew, mil-<br />
dew. -fagel,m. colibii. -))U6 , n<br />
honey-cup. -fafa, /. honey-comb<br />
-pipa, /. honey-cell,<br />
^ep, m. heap, crowd, parcel, b<strong>and</strong><br />
famte -en , tlie vulgar. -taU , <<br />
by heaps, —a, f. a- to heap, to pile<br />
^opbtaganfce, a. drawing toge<strong>the</strong>i<br />
astrictory. - ^Opbtagning, /. astric<br />
tion ; contraction, crasis.<br />
^Op^rtfnilig, /. ga<strong>the</strong>ring, driving to<br />
ge<strong>the</strong>r, compression. [combir<br />
^opfoga, V. a. to join toge<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
^opfaflning, /. stitching togctlier.<br />
^opgroenbe, n. agglutination, consoli<br />
dation.<br />
^opf a(liung, /. throwing togetlier.<br />
^epfnytning, /. knotting toge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
^OpF<strong>of</strong> ning, /. boilijig toge<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
^oplappa, f.a. to patch up, to piece uf<br />
^oplagguing , /. laying up, additior<br />
closing, closing up. [getlie:<br />
/". ^oprbriliug, mixtion, mixing to<br />
^opfTrift>a, v. a. to compose, to wiit<<br />
to compile,<br />
^opiatta, V. a. to put toge<strong>the</strong>r, to c<br />
ment, to join. - ^cpfattning, /. cor<br />
^optorfning, /. shrinking.<br />
^optrangnnig , /. pressing or Ihron<br />
ging toge<strong>the</strong>r. [plic^<br />
^optra#ia, v. a. to entangle, to co<br />
^opperfla, f . a- to fold up.<br />
^oppiga, V. a. to marry.<br />
^opptafning,/. throwing toge<strong>the</strong>r<br />
^opp, n. leap, jump, hop, skip,<br />
f. n. to hop, to leap, to jump, —a<br />
to leap <strong>of</strong>l'. -a ftan ett amnc till e<<br />
annat, to run from one thing to a<br />
o<strong>the</strong>r, -a Ofpet, to jump over,<br />
take ; to skip over, to pass over, -a:<br />
m. leaper, jumper,<br />
^opp, n. hope. lefPa t -et, to live<br />
expectation. -aS, v. d. to liopc. -a<br />
pa, to liope in, to trust in.<br />
igot, n. adultery, whoredom. bctriflV<br />
-, to fornicate, cnfelt -, foniicatifcubbelt<br />
-, adultciy. -aFtig,<br />
whorish, libidinous, -aftigbct, J<br />
whorishness. -baca, n. bastara
-^onti m. whoredom, fornication.<br />
-]buS) n. bro<strong>the</strong>l. -^tUSPatb, m.<br />
keeper <strong>of</strong> a Lro<strong>the</strong>l. -fatly "' adulterer<br />
; fornicator. —fonaj /". adulteress.<br />
-foppIfltC) m. pimp, p<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
-foppIerfPfl? /. bawd, procuress,<br />
-patf, n. harlotry. -Uttjje, m. bastard.<br />
—a-yf- whore, prostitute, strumpet,<br />
adulteress, harlot. -«, u. n. to whore.<br />
—eri) n. fornication.<br />
^OttfOfttj m. horizon. —el,a. horizontal.<br />
^erttj n. horn ; antlers ; sucking-horn.<br />
flappa -> to shed <strong>the</strong> horns. -aHigy<br />
a. horny, corneous, -atbetntey m.<br />
horn-dresser, worker in horn. — bflttbj<br />
72. horncover. -Hflb j n. hornwort.<br />
-bcffflp, /7i. black cattle. -ettSy m.<br />
hornsilver-ore. -ftfF, m. horn-beak.<br />
—}}innay /". horny lunicle, cornea <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> eye. -lyEtaj /. lantern witli<br />
hornleares. -opCj m. stag-beetle.<br />
-illfveVi n. horned silver-ore. -jtinpci<br />
/. bull-head (fish). -fP«tfl, /. horn-<br />
bill. -fPifPeC, m. horn-slate. -|Iatt=<br />
>«, /. scorpiou-fly. -(leilj m. hornstone.<br />
—fA& y m. black grain <strong>of</strong> corn.<br />
-tanitty m. pi. canine teeth, -ugk?<br />
/. hornowl. -petE, n. hornwork.<br />
-ig, a. horned.<br />
^erSBOf, m. snipe. - (^ots) -fOnMn^j<br />
swallow-wort. -mynt(l> /. cala-<br />
^OSy prp. -vi'ith, by, nigh, about. — fo=<br />
5a^, -foljanbe, -saen&e, «. annexed,<br />
following.<br />
hospital? m. hospital, -fete^aniatty<br />
hospitaler.<br />
^0(la, /. cough, -yv.n. to cough. -<br />
^0(lf «. threat, menace. —4, v. a. to<br />
threaten, to threat, to menace. —tl^Cy<br />
f. threatening.<br />
^ub,/. skin, hide, tutltia - ettj upper<br />
skin, mtfla - Ctlj to be whipt at <strong>the</strong><br />
cart's tail, -flianga, v. a. to scourge,<br />
-los, a. raw. jflfl blit -I08, my<br />
skin frets, -jltyfnifig, /. flagella-<br />
tion, scourging.<br />
^Uf, m. pent-house ; coverture.<br />
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^Uft>fli /. veil, cap, coif, hood, gauze-<br />
^uft)itb , «. head. ]^«fr« Ittct i -et,<br />
to be a little in liquor, fla i -ity to<br />
affect <strong>the</strong> head. tftflA Etl fOC -tt-y to.<br />
take one up. (lA0a for -et, to give<br />
umbrage, f Ott om -ct j ho<strong>the</strong>aded.<br />
ett gobt-, a man <strong>of</strong> genius. CtlPifl-,<br />
head-strong person, finftftt -y peevish<br />
fellow, fenfiigt -> strange fellow,<br />
feus-, curly-hsad. jluUt -, cunning<br />
fellow. ft>flgt -, weak-head.<br />
OfPer -, in <strong>the</strong> main, generally. -af=<br />
jigt, m. chief design. —atbttCy n.<br />
chief work; work <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> mind, study.<br />
-Arft>ing, m. chief heir, -begtcpp,<br />
n. fundamental idea. -bCfis, n. principle<br />
argument, -bitlbelj m. headbaud,<br />
diadem. -\}0l , /. leger-book.<br />
-bOHAb, m. headdress, -bcy, -btA?,<br />
n. trouble, raking <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> brains.<br />
-itabininQyf. pitched battle. -bygb»<br />
f. cardinal viitue. —felj n. chief<br />
fault, blind side, -fienbe, m. mortal<br />
enemy, —flu^ym. rheum in <strong>the</strong> head.<br />
-frAgA, /. chief question. -fAtg, m.<br />
chief coloiu. -fA(ining, /. principal<br />
fortress, -gobs, n. principal estate,<br />
-giirb, m. bedshead. -IJJAC, m. hair<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> head. —^At, m. main body <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> army. -inneJ^Attj n. principal or<br />
general contents, -flijbe, n. headcloth.<br />
-ftAttS, m. T. capital. -fub=<br />
be, m. pillow, -futte, m. crown <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> head. -CaI, m. white cabbage,<br />
-kg, n. headstal. -lo9, a. headless.<br />
-ItlAn, m. chief, liead, principal,<br />
-nyffel, m. masterkey. -OtfA? , /.<br />
principal cause. —Ott, m. chief place.<br />
-pA^ion, /. capital passion. -pecfOJl,<br />
m. principal person, head. —ptybnAb,<br />
/. head-dress, -putlft, m. chief<br />
point. -qPAtter, n. headquarters,<br />
-tegcl, /. principal rule. -tAfning,<br />
f. general account. -fAf, f. principal<br />
cause, <strong>the</strong> principal, main thing, -faf^<br />
lig, a. principal, capital. -fAfligm,<br />
ad. principally, chiefly. -fAllAt, m.<br />
cabbage lettuce. -fAtS, m. maxim.<br />
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-fr«Ile, m. scull. -fr»I, /. brainpan,<br />
scull. -fPilj^-cajjital argument,<br />
-fptftfj n. original tongue; choice<br />
sentence, -jiab) m. capital, metropolis,<br />
-flol, w. capital sum. -fhipflj ad.<br />
headlong. -|lytfe, «. chapter ; capita]<br />
part. -fumm«j /. capital sum, capital<br />
stock, -fpogj a. crackbrained. --(vaQ-<br />
^etj /: craziness. -(»«!, m. scalp,<br />
-fatC) n. residence. -tOflj m. fundamental<br />
tone. —VAttenfoty m. hydrocephalous,<br />
dropsy in <strong>the</strong> liead. -Parfj<br />
m. headacli. -yt»,a. giddy, dizzy.<br />
-ytAj /. giddiness.<br />
^ugg, n. cut, slash. - e4) flafl) blows,<br />
fa -) to get stripes, to be beaten, i f Ot=<br />
fta—j at <strong>the</strong> first stroke, -bott) m.<br />
punch, -jecttj n. cliisel. -etni) m.<br />
viper, -ftotf, -fnubb) m. chopping-<br />
block. -fpflrt , n. backsword, -fati<br />
M. cut, wound made by cutting, -yjlflj<br />
/I ax. -Af V. a. to cut, to hew. — fl<br />
i, to catch hold <strong>of</strong>. -« i [nit MAQon<br />
tAiAtii to cut one short, -a i (ien cB.<br />
tra^ to cut or to carve in stone or<br />
wood, -fljlp igenom iient>en,to fight<br />
one's way tlirougli <strong>the</strong> enemy, -a neb<br />
ed-OtnCuQ) to hew orto cut down. -A<br />
(ig (om tyg), f . r. to fret, -as, f . d.<br />
to lie fighting. —Att-y m. cutter, hewer ;<br />
sabre, courtlass. -en fieri > freestone.<br />
-it font flutfet, it is <strong>the</strong> same.<br />
^ugn«, f . a. to comfort, to rejoice. -<br />
mfi beloning , to consider with reward,<br />
-b, f. comfort, joy. - ^tig=<br />
neltg, a. comfortable.<br />
^ugft>«I«> V. a. to console, to comfort,<br />
-re, m. comforter, consoler. - ^ug=<br />
fPalelfe, /. comfort, consolation.<br />
^uil i. quick! on! huzza!<br />
^llf, m. cap, promontory.<br />
^Ufa, ad. . flesh, liigga p« -et, to ga<strong>the</strong>r<br />
flesh, to grow plump. -ig > .<br />
plump, full <strong>and</strong> smooth.<br />
Sillier em bullet, ad. topsy-turvy,<br />
putting, TO. barb, beard,<br />
^ult, m. coppice.<br />
^um. fa - om, to get a hint <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Sumk, /. bumblebee.<br />
^umle, m. hop, liops. lagga - |<br />
&ri*e, to hop <strong>the</strong> beer, -btnbfl , .<br />
epithyme, dodder, -gatbj m. '<br />
3-ard, hop-ground. -\)'i > n. yi<br />
clover. -fno;>JJ,w. hop, bell. -Flaf<br />
m. tendril <strong>of</strong> hop, vine, -jlanj<br />
-flot, TO. hop-pole.<br />
Summer, to. lobster, -fupa, /. pot.<br />
^umot, n. humour, disposition.<br />
*»unb, TO. dog. -en fom busbonbei<br />
like master, like man. -bagame, •<br />
pi. dogdays. -eying, m. dog's gra<br />
couch-grass. — floEa , f. wolf's bai<br />
aconite, -foja, / kennel, -foppe<br />
n. dog-couple, dog-collar, -futta,.<br />
dog's hole. -Eop,/i. dog-cheap. -loF«<br />
/.wild chervil.-penntng, TO. very lo'<br />
price, trifling sum. -tOfpa, /. biyon;<br />
-fiuFa,/. hydroplioby. -fliema, ,<br />
dogstar; dog. -tunga, f. hound<br />
tongue, dog's-tongue. —Ota, n. dog<br />
ear. -sfott) m. scoundrel. -(T, c<br />
doggish, canine ; enormous.<br />
^unttaj^un&ta&e, a. hundred; hun<br />
dredth. en iblanJ - , one in a hun<br />
drcd. fej; fct -> six per cent, -fatt<br />
a. hundredfold, -tal, «• number<br />
dred. -tAUy ad. by hundreds. -attS<br />
a. <strong>of</strong> hundred years, centenary.<br />
^unget, to. hunger, appetite, -log, a<br />
without appetite. -Icsbet, /. loath<br />
ing. -not*,/, famine, -fjuf a , J<br />
bulimy, canine appetite. - ^Utigta<br />
V. n. to hunger. - % bjal, to stai<br />
witli himger. - ^ungttg, a. hungry<br />
-mage at bafla fetfen, hunger i:<br />
best sauce.<br />
^urtal i. huzza! -top, n. cheer<br />
— , V. n. to huzza, to salute will<br />
cheers.<br />
^urtig, a. brisk, smart, sprightlj<br />
-bet, /". briskness; amartness.
*5uf<br />
ad. how. - t>a? how <strong>the</strong>n?<br />
.0? ->«tt, a. what kind <strong>of</strong>,<br />
what. -lefcesi -lun&a, a«^.<br />
after -what mauner, by what<br />
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gufen, m. huse. - ^ijsblas, n.<br />
isinglass, carlock.<br />
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^llfat, m. hussar. [vage.<br />
. -ribfl) ad. how far.<br />
^Ufeta, V. n. to make a noise, to ra-<br />
^Ujlnj, /. wife, spouse.<br />
iu6, . house; family, ga pa Met, ^Ut, i. be gone, vtta -, to know man-<br />
go to tlie privy, uttm — > out <strong>of</strong> ners, —a ^xt) V. a. to take one up<br />
doors, -flgfl, /. domestic discipline, sharply.<br />
-flftig, a. thiifty, husb<strong>and</strong>ly. -ie= ^lltla, V. a. to shuffle, -re, m.<br />
^>0f, TZ. domestic ii5e. -ton^C, m. shuffler, shuffling fellow. - igutleti,<br />
master <strong>of</strong> a family or <strong>of</strong> a house. lagflfl n. shuffle.<br />
^riingen pa -bon&en, to put a churl ^rab, a. what. - for en, what a,<br />
upon a gentleman, ombyta -, to fraga - bet at', ask what it is. -?<br />
enter into an o<strong>the</strong>r service. -b<strong>of</strong>lbfolE, how? what? - foVainntad. whence,<br />
n. master <strong>and</strong> mistress. -btAliP) m. from whence. [bone.<br />
manservant in a house, -fa^etym. ^Pal, -iifF, m. whale, -ben, n. whalemaster<br />
<strong>of</strong> a family, -fflttig, a. shame- ^Palf, n. vault, arch ; valve. - pa ett<br />
faced poor. — folf) n. domestics, fFepp, counter <strong>of</strong> a ship, -bage, w.<br />
-fteb) m. domestic peace, -ftttt,<br />
ad. bo-) to have free lodging. -frUj ^par, a. every. - o^ cn , every one.<br />
/. mistress <strong>of</strong> a family, -gctab > n. -, ad. where; if. - om ttfe, if not.<br />
furniture <strong>of</strong> a house. —gw&flr, m. pi, -af, ad. whence. -f,nn&ny a. every<br />
household-gods. /". —bytAj house- o<strong>the</strong>r; each o<strong>the</strong>r, one ano<strong>the</strong>r, -bag,<br />
rent, -baa, ra. household, family. m. working-day. -bagsfeber, 'w.<br />
fatta -ball, to settle, -batta, v. n. to quotidian ague, -bagsflabtr, pi.<br />
keep house, to manage; to husb<strong>and</strong>.<br />
-baHa mt'&,to manage or to husb<strong>and</strong><br />
a thing. -})tSie,te-) m. householder,<br />
master <strong>of</strong> a family, gob -battare,<br />
good husb<strong>and</strong>. -batterfFa ,/. house-<br />
every days clo<strong>the</strong>s, -bagsittat, m.<br />
common fare. -bera,/)r. each. -et=<br />
tity ad. after which, -emot, ad.<br />
whereas, when on <strong>the</strong> contrary. —<br />
keeper, housewife. -baHtting, /.<br />
management, oeconomy. -ballsaJtig,<br />
a. oeconomical, frugal. -baQsaFttg=<br />
bet,/ oeconomy. -Fete, n. family<br />
affliction. -fuZy m. domestic remedy,<br />
-larft, n. homespun linen, -man, m.<br />
I cottager. -matlsFejl, m. household<br />
fare, -mobct, /. housewife. -Tfi^O,,<br />
\ f. housemaid, -rutlt, n. lodging,<br />
piouseroom. -tota , /. decay <strong>of</strong> a<br />
i house, dilapidation. — fytt, f. survey<br />
<strong>of</strong> house, -tiuf, m. thief within<br />
doors. -ttU^X>ity m. pi. life-guard.<br />
-t>ia, a. houseless, without abode.<br />
-t>afnab, /. homespun cloth. -t>atb,<br />
m. l<strong>and</strong>lord, -pacbittna, /. l<strong>and</strong>lady,<br />
—agate, m. possessor <strong>of</strong> a liouse.<br />
-ata , /. honour <strong>of</strong> a liouse ; lady <strong>of</strong><br />
t>ie houie. -lifl, a. domestic.<br />
fOi<br />
re, ad. why, wherefore, -iblanb, ad.<br />
among whicli. -iftan, arf. whence,<br />
-igenom, ad. whereby, by which,<br />
-jemte, ad. whereby, whereto, -mcb,<br />
ad. wherewith, with which. —ine=<br />
beljl, ad. by which means, by what<br />
means. — Oltt, ad. where<strong>of</strong>, —em, om=<br />
fting, ad. whereabout, -pa, ad.<br />
where-upon, upon which. -ttQ, ad.<br />
whereunto, to which, -unbet, ad.<br />
wliereunder, by which. —utt, ad.<br />
wliereinto, into which, wherein.<br />
-Utut, ad. out <strong>of</strong> wliich, whereout,<br />
from what, -vii-yad. whereto, whereat.<br />
-Ofpet, ad. whereat, at which,<br />
whereon. -e|l, arf. where, -jcypr.<br />
each, -jebanba, pr. various, -g,<br />
gen. whose, -t, -t-uty -t=ban, -t*<br />
at, ad. whi<strong>the</strong>r, which way, to<br />
which place.
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'$vavf) n. turn, time ; lay, row, stratam.<br />
-taUj ad. by layers.<br />
gparfetl, ad. nei<strong>the</strong>r; nei<strong>the</strong>r . . . nor.<br />
^Pa#) a. sharp, edged, keen, acute;<br />
angry, austere, -buf, m. sprat, -f an=<br />
tig, a. acuteaugular. -bgb, a. having<br />
fierce eyes.<br />
^rentj pr. who. af - ? <strong>of</strong> -whom ?<br />
i^reilj y. agrostis, bent, beutgrass.<br />
^pete, ". wheat. ttutfifFt -, indian<br />
wlieat. - ^Prtmjolj n. wheaten meal,<br />
wheatQower.<br />
^Pt» ad. why, wherefore.<br />
^Pilflj f . «. to rest, to repose. - (ig,<br />
V. r, to rest one's self, to repose. —<br />
/. rest, repose. - (^pile)-&60j tn.<br />
day <strong>of</strong> rest, -los, a. restless. -JJUnf t,<br />
w. point <strong>of</strong> rest, -tum, re. rest, place<br />
<strong>of</strong> repose ; grave, -(lutlb , / resting<br />
hour, -jiatte, re. resting place.<br />
^pilf ett, igpiHiet, /jr. who, which. -<br />
fom, lie that. -'bttA) pr. which <strong>of</strong><br />
tlie two, wlielher <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> two.<br />
^Phia, V. n. to whistle.<br />
^Pirfk , V. re. to whirl. - ^PttfPClj<br />
m. whirl, vortex; <strong>the</strong> crown <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
head, -aftifl, -fottntg, a. vortical.<br />
-Pinb, m. whulwind. -pisj ad. bv<br />
whiils.<br />
"gpifFa, v. a. & 11. to whisper, to<br />
roinid. - ^pifFningj /. wliisper,<br />
whispering. [nagott:, to exsibilate.<br />
^Pi#la, V. «. & re. to whistle. - ijt<br />
^pit, a. white, -a pfntllHgar, silvermoney,<br />
-flftip , a. whitish. -\>tt&t<br />
f. -wliitebeet, beet-rave. —bla i a.<br />
whitish blue, -fjob, re. (-« fiu#en)<br />
<strong>the</strong> whites. -JJfltfPft, v. a. to taw.<br />
-flflCfPate, re*, tawer. -gta, a. lioary-<br />
-t>ttfte, ret. white oats. -]&itt=<br />
llAy f. <strong>the</strong> white membrane <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
eye. -fal, w. white cabbage, -lett,<br />
a. fair, white in <strong>the</strong> complexion.<br />
-litn, re. wliite lime. -Htnma, V. a.<br />
to white, to white-wasli. — l<strong>of</strong> j ret.<br />
garlick. -tot, /. quickgrass. -fippa,/.<br />
wood-anemone, -^^iu^ning>/. blanch-<br />
ing. -PACtn, a. heated to wliite heat,<br />
-oga, re. <strong>the</strong> white <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> eye. -«j/.<br />
,<br />
'ovt<br />
<strong>the</strong> -white <strong>of</strong> an egg. -\)tt, f. whit<br />
ness. -litig, m. wliiting. -na, v.<br />
to whiten, to glow wliite. -tin j '<br />
stiver, farthing.<br />
. I<br />
^Piilfpa, V. a. & n. to arch, to vau.<br />
- cgottttl, to distort <strong>the</strong> eyes.<br />
^rSfa , V. re. to hiss. - fcatlt, to h.<br />
out. - ^pasning, f. hiss, hissing,<br />
^piipa, f. a. to whet, to sharpen,<br />
acuate. [cliange countenanc<br />
6y, m. skin, complexion. fPtfta - ,<br />
^yblc, re. liut, cottage.<br />
^y^Ia J f . re. to dissemble in religi'<br />
to play <strong>the</strong> hypocrite ; to flatter, -r<br />
m. hypoci-ite. - ^ytfleti, n. hyp<br />
^yibajf. hut. [cris<br />
?iyen&e, «. cusliion.<br />
^yffiS, V, a. to trim, to trim up ; to c<br />
vilize. - ^yfStting, /. trimmiui<br />
good manners, civility.<br />
^TBB* *' '• - *iB tiagon,<br />
apply one's self to one, to have r<br />
course to one.<br />
^ySflfj «• felling <strong>of</strong> trees,<br />
^yggltg, a. agreeable, pleasant, fairis)<br />
-hit) f. gratefulness, pleasantnes<br />
^ydiS, /. shelf. [agreeablenes<br />
^yUfi, m. tenant<br />
— Pftgtt) m. hackney-coach.<br />
^yfa> V. a. toliarbour, to house; t<br />
entertain. - ^ysiling j /. entertain<br />
nirnt. [cliild in one's armi<br />
gy^a , V. a. - ttt iarn , to dance -<br />
^ypja, /. eye. ;<br />
^ytta,/. hut, cottage ; T. cabin ; meli<br />
ing-house, forge. - (^yttfj -atbitatp<br />
-?rang»rei. smelter, melter. -ma)latt)l<br />
m. inspector <strong>of</strong> a melting -hoi<br />
-t<strong>of</strong> , ret. orpine. - ^yttugn, ret. meltil<br />
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J5a!.-.I.o!hoa!<br />
^Af , , /. sack <strong>of</strong> net, h<strong>and</strong>-net; purse<br />
-Ih a bell, sauce-bell.<br />
5afVityf.pL goods, wealth, treasures ;<br />
<strong>of</strong>iering. IfSam - j tlie gifts <strong>of</strong> for-<br />
^6g, m. mind, fanc)', propensity, inclination,<br />
disposition to any thing,<br />
(la ttiigot Ut -y to strive to forget a<br />
thing. -fiiHaej v. d. to take a fancy<br />
to a thing, -f omntfli f. a. to remember,<br />
-fomfl, m. memory, mind, -logj<br />
a. listless, indolent, heedless. -lo8=<br />
^it-, f. listlessness, indolence. -fFott,<br />
n. sally, whim. —(lot> ci. ambitious.<br />
— »;&) a. disposed, minded.<br />
^aI, n. hole, gap; dimple, fa - 1(1<br />
en, to get <strong>the</strong> better <strong>of</strong> one. -bottj<br />
m. auger, wimble, -jeru, n. hollowchisel,<br />
—fa, V. a. to gouge ; to make<br />
hollow, to scoop, -fal, m. channel,<br />
-mejfclj m. gouge. -t>ag, m. hollow<br />
way. -a&er> /. <strong>the</strong> great vein. -Ofl&j<br />
a. hollow-eyed, -a, /. den, cavern.<br />
-J0, a. hollow, full <strong>of</strong> holes ; porous ;<br />
concave. -igl^Ctj/. hollo wness, cavity,<br />
[thing; hulk.<br />
J^alf > m. ferrule, a ring put round any<br />
^att, n. distance, pa langt -, ata<br />
great distance, flagt pa lanflt -j<br />
distant akin, ftatt t,^a -j from all<br />
quarters.<br />
^att, n. relay, relay <strong>of</strong> horses ; stage,<br />
-^ajlj m. posthorse. -f «tl, »!• host-<br />
ler, -fjjtlts, m. relays.<br />
^aK, n. stilch, pleurisy.<br />
i^aQa, t'. o,. & n. to hold, to keep ; to<br />
sustain; to observe; to entertain; to<br />
liold, to measure, to contain ; to hold,<br />
to last; to wear. — IftXLl i. halt!<br />
stop! hold! t>att tin l^ogct ! take to<br />
right h<strong>and</strong>! - af, v. a. & n. to be<br />
fond <strong>of</strong>; to turn out <strong>of</strong>; T. to bear<br />
away, to bear up. - af iftati lanb,<br />
to bear with <strong>the</strong> l<strong>and</strong>. - Eftet, to<br />
follow. - eftet nagoit, to have a<br />
strict eye upon one. - fig eftet, to<br />
conform to; to follow. - emot, to<br />
oppose, lo hold towards; to resist.<br />
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- tie emot «tty to lay odds. - fafl, -<br />
fail i , to hold fast. - fort , to continue.<br />
- ftam, to hold forth, -fig<br />
framme, to put one's self forward. -<br />
foe, to hold before; to take one for,<br />
to account. - for eH. fote atty to be<br />
<strong>of</strong> opinion, to conceive, to think. - t,<br />
to hold, to hold <strong>of</strong>. -ifran, to witliliold,<br />
to hinder. - fig ifran, to abstain<br />
from. - igen, to restrain. -<br />
tgen ogonen, to keep one's eyes shut.<br />
- i\)01fi to keep togctlier. - inne, to<br />
sliut up. - fig inne, to keep within<br />
doors. - inne tne^, to forbear. -<br />
fig intlE, to join to. - met* , to provide<br />
^s^tll. - ine& nagon, to agree<br />
with one, to join with one. - mti<br />
att-, to grant, to admit. - Om, to<br />
embrace, - pa, to hold ; to husb<strong>and</strong>,<br />
to spare. - pa meb, to be busy with,<br />
to be about. - tlE, to hold close, to<br />
hold shut ; to frequent. - till Dteb eil<br />
qpinna, to cohabit with a woman.<br />
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withm a Lair's breadth, -haixb<br />
fern man at Fla&b, every one wi<br />
liair-lace. -borjif) m. hair-brusli. respected as he is dressed, -tf, n<br />
-butflfl,/. buckle, curled lock. -bra= blasphemer.- ^-belfe,/. blasphe<br />
fla, u. a. to pull by <strong>the</strong> liair. -hjf, ^aJian, ad. hence, from hence. gS<br />
m. haircloth. -faO, n. shedding <strong>of</strong> be gone, -f ftCt, ad. hereafter, hence<br />
<strong>the</strong> hair, -^rt , a. subtle, fine, thin, forth, -fatb, /7J. decease. -faHa, f. m. lioopop, ^afb, m. culture; cultivation, improve<br />
-flyfPare, m. hairsplitter. -f lyfpeti, ment ; impregnation, gemmal<br />
n. sophisticalness. — liCj a. capilla- presciiptiou, old custom.<br />
ceous. -lotf, m. lock or curl <strong>of</strong> hair, ^afba, V. a. to cultivate ; to debaucl<br />
-matt, m. hairbreadUi. -Iial, /. ^afbet) m. pi. history, annals, chro<br />
liairpin, bodkin, cuiling-pin. -|jifr«,<br />
/. tail in <strong>the</strong> hair, -punp , m. hairbag,<br />
-tor, n. capillary pipe or vessel,<br />
-fflj;, m. scissars for cutting <strong>the</strong><br />
liair. -lift, m. hairsieve. -fllfpft, n.<br />
capillary silver, -jltft , n. straw <strong>of</strong><br />
hair, -tefe, m. tuft <strong>of</strong> hairs, -tang,<br />
m. toupee-irous. -taSey n. haircloth,<br />
-a, V. a. -a fmor, to scutch<br />
butter. -« af fig, iftaii fig, to shed<br />
hair, -ig, a. hairy.<br />
i55rb,a. hard, firm; severe; harsh;<br />
inflexible ; insensible, -t tt<strong>of</strong>c , hard<br />
bread, -t Itf, costiveness. -t tltittne,<br />
hard memory, -flat, years <strong>of</strong> famine.<br />
-]f)rt,/. hardness, severity, -^jjcrtflfe,<br />
a. hardhearted. -l>an&, a. hardh<strong>and</strong>ed.<br />
-foFt, a. haidboiled. -lif=<br />
t>flb, a. hardbound, costive. -Iflfl, a.<br />
hard to lock, -mutit eQ. -mytlt, a.<br />
hardmou<strong>the</strong>d. -na(fa{>, a. stilliiecked,<br />
stubborn. -n9.ilt\\\)it t f. obstinacy,<br />
stubborness. -fmiilt > a. indigestible,<br />
-fpanb, a. liard to be drawn, liard<br />
to bring about. -t»«II, -PaQsiing, m.<br />
upl<strong>and</strong>-meadow, higli meadow, -ttfl,<br />
f . //. to grow hard, -nab, /. callousness,<br />
induration, liardness.<br />
^atf, m. hedge, coop ; rack.<br />
giitfa, f. a. a n. to hatch, to breed.<br />
i^atfcnelb, m. firing by files.<br />
^arfla, /. hackle, hatchel. - (^afffl)<br />
—tnaCaCe, "i. hatchclmaker. —pinnar,<br />
m.pl. teetl> <strong>of</strong> a hackle. - ^a*Ia,<br />
V. a, to liackle, to hatchel ; to criticise.<br />
-te,m. hatcheller;censurer.<br />
^abfl, f.a.to blaspheme. m(in at 'if'i'bi<br />
nicies. - ^afbatftfnate, m. liistoriar<br />
recorder.<br />
^affonfl, /. statics, mechanic;<br />
(^af) -Offer, n. heave -<strong>of</strong>fe<br />
-(lang, m. lever, -tyg, n. mecha<br />
nical powers.<br />
^afta, /". tenesmus, costiveness.<br />
^afta, f . a. & n. to fasten ; to stitch. •<br />
fbc fFuIb , to be liable to a debt ; t<br />
fasten, to catch. [numbei<br />
"^afte, n. some sheets stiched toge<strong>the</strong>i<br />
^aftplafler, n. sticking-plaster.<br />
Zaftig, a. veliement, eager, impetuoi<br />
passionate. —^ft, f- Vehemence, impetuosity,<br />
eagerness, passion.<br />
^afPa, V. a. to heave, to raise; to<br />
ct, to subdue ; to remove ; to annul<br />
fig , V. r. to be rough, to work ; t<br />
;ave, to swell.<br />
^afrare, m. siphon, crane.<br />
5»afrcl, TO. lever.<br />
^ager, m. lieron.<br />
^agg, /. bird's cherry.<br />
^agn,«. hedge, enclosure; paUotiage<br />
protection, -rtbace, to. game-keeper<br />
—a, *. a. to hedge, to fence ; to guard<br />
to protect, -ab , /. liedge, enclosure<br />
^cgra, v. a. T. to notch. - ^agtmflji<br />
f. notcliing ; fata morgana.<br />
i^afta , /. liook. - , f . a. to hook ; tt<br />
put in prison. — nbf, n. arresting, i'<br />
piisonment. - i^aft) -balF, to. tr<br />
som. -e, n. jail, gaol, prison. -|<br />
fate, TO. pedler.<br />
igal, TO. heel, -ben, n. heelbone. fol*:<br />
en i -atna, to be at one's heels.<br />
^alft, TO. half, moiety, -en minbtfi'
less by lialf. -ftl meta, lialf as much<br />
more. - {^alftm) -btu£ m. farmer<br />
who pays half <strong>the</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>it <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
laud let to him. -btuEj n. ground<br />
cultivated upon condition <strong>of</strong> paying<br />
half <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>it.<br />
gall, m. tlat rock. - (^HHe) -tecg, n.<br />
rock. -Hintai f. liornstone. tunttflll<br />
ftar pa \)iVi-> <strong>the</strong> banel is tilted.<br />
giilla, V. a. to tilt; to pour. - afj<br />
bort, Ut, to pour <strong>of</strong>f or out. - (gaU)<br />
-tiing,/. pouring; tilt, -tegti, «.<br />
sliover <strong>of</strong> rain, -tegna, v. n. &et<br />
-regnar, <strong>the</strong> rain pouis down.<br />
galfa, 1". gelfa.<br />
giilfjt, 7«. mortal sickness; death.<br />
gamtni;) v. a. to stay, to stop, to check,<br />
to restiain, to repress. - gammfebjfl)<br />
/. tngger.<br />
gamna, v. a. -g, v. d. to revenge, to<br />
avenge, to vindicate. —tlbC) a. ^^ndicatory.<br />
—tCi'W. revenger, avenger. —<br />
^imnit m. revenge, vengeance. -Qlrig,<br />
a. revengeful, vindictive. — Bt=<br />
ttftbct, / revengefulaess.<br />
giimpHnn, '"• linnet ; flax-finch.<br />
gamta» c. a. to fetch, to bring; to<br />
reap, to ga<strong>the</strong>r, to take. - t^op , to<br />
collect, to ga<strong>the</strong>r. - uj>|>> to take up,<br />
to pick up, to glean. - (igj v. r. to<br />
recover.<br />
giin&a} f. n. to happen, to come to<br />
pass, to chance, fan — > perhaps,<br />
by chance. - ganbelfe>/. accident,<br />
chaiice, occiurence, case, i att -, at<br />
all events, -vii j ad. accidentally,<br />
by chance, casually.<br />
gattbig, a. h<strong>and</strong>y, dexterous, -^etj /.<br />
liaudiness, dexterity.<br />
^Sanfcraj r. a. to cairy away ; to transport,<br />
to ravish. - tittj to refer.<br />
gattga, v. a. & n. to hang, to suspend.<br />
- eftet, to be at one's heels, to importune<br />
one ; to continue. — fajlj to<br />
haug on. -t, to hang in: to continue.<br />
- i^op, famntan, to hang<br />
toge<strong>the</strong>r, ^utu ]&atigfr tet tt^op?<br />
how is it with that ail'air? - ne^><br />
^ « f 569<br />
to hang down. - fig pa etl, to hang<br />
upon one. - ut., to hang out. - uttj<br />
to hang out. - »t> , to hang to; to<br />
slick to. - <strong>of</strong>per, to h<strong>and</strong> over, to<br />
impend, <strong>of</strong>per^angan^e fataj imminent<br />
danger. - jemt OfPet Crt, to importune<br />
one continually. - fl[g, v. r.<br />
to hang one's self. - (gang) -bar, /.<br />
h<strong>and</strong>banow. -fattig, a. desperate,<br />
—las, n. padlock. -lapp, m. blobberlip.<br />
-man, m. long maue. -mat*<br />
t&j f. hammock. -fjuF, a. weak,<br />
peaking. -fjuf«, /. weakness, crazi-<br />
ness, infirmity,<br />
gangia, v. n. to langiush.<br />
gangfle, n. girdle, belt. - gangfler,<br />
/. pi. breecheshearer.<br />
ganle^a, f. gatlcba.<br />
ganrycfa, >. a. to transport, to enchant.<br />
- gantytfning, /. rapture,<br />
ganfeenbc, /. respect. [extasy.<br />
ganfFjuta, v. a. to refer, to put to.<br />
ganfyfta, v. n. to point at. - ganfyft*<br />
ntng, / hint.<br />
ganrifa, v. a. to refer. - ganrisning,<br />
/. reference.<br />
gftpen> a. amazed, astonished, surprised,<br />
-l^et, /. astonishment, siu-prise.<br />
- gapna, v. n, to be amazed,<br />
to be astonished.<br />
^'itf ad. here. - o4> bet, here <strong>and</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong>re. - om bagcn, <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r day.<br />
-af, here<strong>of</strong>, hence, from tliis. -eftet,<br />
hereafter, hence, -emellan, here between,<br />
between this, -emit , to this,<br />
in opposition to this. -^OS, herewith,<br />
with this, here annexed, -i,<br />
herein, -iblanb, here among, -iftan,<br />
hence, from this place, -iflenont)<br />
hereby, by this, -in, in here, -tune,<br />
-inom, -innanfore, within here,<br />
here within, -mc^eljl, herewith.<br />
-n'i^i next, to this, next time, -om,<br />
<strong>of</strong> this, here<strong>of</strong>, -omfring, hereabouts,<br />
-pa, hereupon, on this, -jlafces,<br />
-fammafiabes , here, in this place.<br />
-till, hereiuito, to this, -unfcer, underneath<br />
here, under this, -uppe,<br />
here above, -ut, be gone, -utmeb,
570 ^af<br />
hereby, lierc along, -utut) hereout, ^atfP) a. rank, rancid, rusty. -Bet, /<br />
hence, from hence. —PfitanbC) a. rankuess. - ^atfPnd , v. n. to grow<br />
residing here. -fflCO, /. abode here, rank.<br />
presence, -<strong>of</strong>patl) here above. -Of= ^arflammfl) f . tj. to come <strong>of</strong>, to sprinj<br />
pet) over, above here, at tliis, here- from, -tlbe, n. derivation, descent<br />
^cirspiingare, m. cuUass.<br />
^'itt m. army, host, -fflgcl, m. hoo- ^aplfl, /. buuch <strong>of</strong> flax.<br />
pce. -f«rb, m. -n-arfare. -?>Cf"t>ifce= ^iifl, m. horse. (Hg« till -j to moiu<br />
nififljm. general, -xai^cxt^ m. gr<strong>and</strong>- a horse, to get on horseback. (Hga i<br />
master, -top, -frri,«. shout, -stttfigt) en -J to alight from a liorse, to<br />
/. force <strong>of</strong> arms. -fFata, /. host.<br />
giitflb, n. district, -sfogbe, m. bailiff<br />
<strong>of</strong> a district. -S^<strong>of</strong>bing, wz. justice <strong>of</strong><br />
a distiict. -StlClrtnbj m. jury <strong>of</strong> a<br />
district. -sfrrifPfltf) An. clerk <strong>of</strong> a<br />
district, -iiin^) n. assize.<br />
^iirb, m. forge, heartli <strong>of</strong> a forge.<br />
^i;rb«, V. a. to harden, to temper. -<br />
bflrtl) to inure <strong>the</strong> children to hardships.<br />
- igenom, to endure, to hold<br />
out. - fig ) V. r. to make one's self<br />
hardy. — ^atbigj a. hardy, inured to<br />
hardship. -l)tt) f. hardiness.<br />
gatf, /: rake.<br />
^iitfIa,«^.«.toreel. - ig«rfpel, m. red.<br />
^Htflytai V. n. to flow, to issue, to<br />
arise, to proceed. - ^flrflytntllg, /.<br />
arising, derivation. [<strong>the</strong> clew.<br />
igctfttAb, m. <strong>the</strong> clew <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> thread,<br />
^atfPa, /. skain, liank, slipping.<br />
^iirja, V. a. to waste, to ravage. -nbe»<br />
n. ^flCJninS) /. devastation.<br />
;<br />
mount, frigstnagten till - e^ fot<br />
<strong>the</strong> horse <strong>and</strong> foot. ['itta. fig IfA {iMi<br />
t>Oga -fit, to boast <strong>of</strong>. -flloe, m<br />
ballinealoe. -btomSjwi. ox-fly, dung,<br />
fly. -bar, /. horselilter. -bctiv; , /<br />
horsebean. -bagsperF , n. sei<br />
performed with horse, -fiilnym. pi<br />
mountain arnica, -flugfl, /. hors<br />
-]&fltlbel, m. liorsecomsing. -t>flnt^<br />
Iste, m. horsecourser. -f)Of, m<br />
horseho<strong>of</strong> ; colt's foot (plant). -Ic^a.<br />
niti m. horse-chesnut. -fut, m<br />
liorse- physic. -laf fite , m. farrier,<br />
-matftlflb,/. horse-market, -ntyti:!<br />
/. horse -emmet, -mangkte ,<br />
jingler, jockey, horsecourser. -qpfittl,<br />
/. horsemill. -fPe , m. horseshot<br />
fPfltlS, m. horsetail, -tijtfe, n. horse<br />
cloth, caprison.<br />
^
'6<strong>of</strong><br />
lieuteiiaut <strong>of</strong> a country. -&ome, n.<br />
government.<br />
'g'cfU, V. a. to plane.<br />
^Oflip > a. civil, obliging , courteous,<br />
complaisant. —\)tt-) f. civility, complaisance,<br />
coiirteousness. af -\ety fOC<br />
-\)tt ffuH, in complaisance.<br />
i^Cft, OT. hip, haunch. |jft -j by guess.<br />
•bcn» ". hucklebone.<br />
-^Oft>fl, / measure, ho. ^tt 'it i&i mixi<br />
- , it is not for me. bet iit \Ani - i<br />
it becomes liim. ga bfpet - , to be<br />
beyond <strong>the</strong> reach, <strong>of</strong>pct -H) beyond<br />
measure, out <strong>of</strong> all ho.<br />
t^OfPflS) f. d. to behoovcj to become,<br />
to beseem. - ^<strong>of</strong>pifFj a. civil, cora-<br />
piaisajit, coLU-teous.<br />
^CfPflj m. plane, -battfj ot. joiner's<br />
btnch. -fpan, m. sha\nng <strong>of</strong> wood.<br />
^Offitsmailj m. captain,<br />
^og, 7«. heap, pile. -tal$y ad. by heap.<br />
igcp, a. liigh, taU, l<strong>of</strong>ty; sublime,<br />
great; loud; elevated, aspiring. frcp=<br />
yet l?ar -« mailer ) <strong>the</strong> sliip is tauntmasted,<br />
bet At mig for -t, it is<br />
bej-oud my reach. — alber^ gieat age.<br />
-e ItettAti gieat lords, great men.<br />
-aftilj V. a. to esteem, to value, to<br />
honour, -flftflbj a. houoiu-ed. -aft=<br />
tltngj /. esteem, -altar? n. great al-<br />
tar, -bent, a. louglegged. -bcretij<br />
a. most liigh. -br<strong>of</strong>lab , a. highbreasted,<br />
-barsman, "'• boatswain':<br />
mate, -bjur, n. king's game, deer<br />
-brageii, a. haughty, l<strong>of</strong>ty, -braflen^<br />
jfjet, /. liaughtiness. -farb, /. pride,<br />
insolence. -farbaS, v. d. to be proud.<br />
-farbt0i a. proud, haughty, -forra=<br />
beri, n. liigh-treason. -putlflig , a.<br />
kind. -|)et, /. l<strong>of</strong>tiness, sublimity,<br />
highness, greatness, '^ans -]}et t hi;<br />
liigliness. -liQen^ad. earnestly, warm-<br />
ly , iraportuuely; extremely. -Ijub:<br />
«. loud, audible, vociferous. —lanb)<br />
-lanbig, a. upl<strong>and</strong>, rising. -larbj a.<br />
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proud, -mobig, a. proud, haughty,<br />
-mal, n. capital cause, -males<br />
fragaj /. question <strong>of</strong> great consequence,<br />
-mogenbc, a. <strong>the</strong> highpuissants.<br />
-qvattetj n. h<strong>and</strong>quartcrs.<br />
-rob, a. higlired. -fitlt, a. haughty,<br />
aspiring. -fFcIa, /. university. -|iflm=<br />
mtg, a. liigli grown, -fate, n. place<br />
<strong>of</strong> honour, -taltg, a. Joud. -tib, m.<br />
festival, feast, -ttbeaftoit, m. vigil,<br />
eve <strong>of</strong> holyday . -ttbsbag, m. festival,<br />
feast, -tibgflflber, festival habit,<br />
-ttbltg, a. solemn. -tibUg:&et, /.<br />
solemnity. -traft>a»lbej a. higlitlown,<br />
l<strong>of</strong>ty. -tyfF, a. & s. liigh-german.<br />
-tanft, a. magnanimous, sublime,<br />
-faft, m. mainguard. -rigtig, a.<br />
very important, —pis, a. very -wise,<br />
-palbcren, a. right honourable,<br />
-abel, a. honoured, -re, a. liigher,<br />
better, -fl, a. ft ad. highest, supreme ;<br />
extremely, very, in <strong>the</strong> liighest<br />
degree, pa 'itt -jla, earnestly, titt<br />
bet-fla, i Ut -fia, at <strong>the</strong> most. -(lfa=<br />
lig, a. late, deceased, -t, ad. high,<br />
Inghly; dearly, fyrft man -t, four<br />
men abreast, brifp* en far for -t, to<br />
carry a business too far. -tIafPab, «•<br />
magnified, blessed, -talffab, -tal*<br />
fPelig, a. dearly beloved, -tarab, a.<br />
honomed.<br />
^oger, a. right; dexter. - af, to <strong>the</strong><br />
right. - om, face to <strong>the</strong> right, titt -,<br />
^ja -, on <strong>the</strong> right, towards <strong>the</strong> right<br />
^oja, V. a. to raise, to lift up. - JJCt*<br />
fet, to enhance <strong>the</strong> price. —8, v. d.<br />
- fig, f. r. to raise. - ^ojning, /.<br />
raising. - 'gojb, /. height, altitude,<br />
l<strong>of</strong>tiness, summit, liill, eminence, ris-<br />
ing ground ; pitch , highest degree ;<br />
latitude, altitude, pi fftt -, at <strong>the</strong><br />
^<strong>of</strong>, m. hawk, falcon. [most,<br />
^Of are, m. cheesemonger, ch<strong>and</strong>ler. -<br />
i^<strong>of</strong>arbeb, m. ch<strong>and</strong>ler's shop. - ^'6'<br />
most learned, very learned, -me^ai<br />
feri, n. higgling.<br />
^oljfl, V. a. to cover, to vail.<br />
f. morning service, -mcbj n. ]iaugli= igolfa, /. hull, cod, peel, husk.<br />
tiness, pride. -moba9> t'- d. to be ^Oljier, n. holster ; spa<strong>the</strong>.
572 t w. leech, bloodsucker. -Fctt><br />
m. hedgehog, urclun.
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II, ad. agaiu; on <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r h<strong>and</strong><br />
.1. left, gtfpa en faflo&t-, to give<br />
Mkcfor like, t<strong>of</strong>it one. tcc iir itft<br />
t - , <strong>the</strong>re is no more left, (iaug*<br />
- tcrren, to shut <strong>the</strong> door.<br />
3gcnorii, jj/y. through, hy.<br />
3I?jaI, ad. dead. Itflga - to overlay.<br />
3l?opj 3bopa) ad. toge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
3t>ag,nf/. fomtna - nagotjto remember,<br />
to recollect, [hollo^vness, cavity.<br />
2U\iZ^ «• hollow, fistulous, -j^et, /.<br />
3i>atigK'I) «. hanging ornament, belt.<br />
3biingfetl} a. obstinate, persevering.<br />
St^tbifl) a. perseverant. -1)et) f. per-<br />
3jcn8) ad. lately, recently, <strong>of</strong> late.<br />
3falf, a. with calf. t>Iift>« -, to grow<br />
big with calf,<br />
3FIii&«,
574 3nb<br />
l<strong>and</strong> assigued for tlie maintenance <strong>of</strong><br />
an <strong>of</strong>ficer, -svetf > "• appointment <strong>of</strong><br />
l<strong>and</strong>s <strong>and</strong> rents for <strong>the</strong> national army.<br />
- 2nbelt teflemente, national<br />
regiment.<br />
3n»l{tO, m. indigo, anil.<br />
3nbif flj f. a- to surround ^"ith ditches.<br />
3n&oppfi) f . a- to dip in.<br />
3nbtAgfl) *> a. to draw in; to retreucli<br />
; to suppress, to discontinue. —<br />
3rtiirfl0cn, a. retired, solitary. - 3n=<br />
bragning* /. relrenching, suppression,<br />
reduction ; shortening ; absorp-<br />
tion ; dissolution.<br />
3flfOtfFrifPi:, v. a. to write for.<br />
^nbrifPfl) f- a- to collect, to levj- ; to 3ngflle&C6, ad. by no means.<br />
call in ; to get cashed.<br />
3ng«Iutl&fl, ad. in no wise, not in thi<br />
Sn^rypa, f. a. & n. to instil. - 3n= 3ngcfara, /. ginger. [least<br />
&rypnin5) /. instillation.<br />
3ngeil, a. none, nobody, no o«e.<br />
3n&C
3nj<br />
pnjagiXj f. a. to drive into.<br />
i|3nf J m. liorsesickness (tumor cystricus).<br />
3llfaaa, V. a. to call in, to summon<br />
ippear. - 3nf aHelfej /. calling in.<br />
3nfapcr«, V. a.lo get in.<br />
3llf A)lj n. objection.<br />
5nf <strong>of</strong>ntng j /. diminution by boiling.<br />
3nFommaj v. n. to come in ; to present.<br />
3tlfomfi, rn. income, revenue.<br />
3llfrypa, v. n. to creep into ; to shrink.<br />
3nFrar"t>A, v. a. to call in.<br />
3nfraft»lj v. a. to conquer, to subdue,<br />
isurp. —teym. conqueror, usur-<br />
• - 3nJtiiftninc , /. usurpation,<br />
3ttfrim, n. crura ; stuff; pulp.<br />
3nfroEv!, v. a. to bend in, to bovr inard.<br />
3ltFop) n. piu-chase. —sptis > «. prime<br />
cost, -graftiing, /. invoice, -arc,<br />
m. purveyor.<br />
Sntcraport, m. gateway.<br />
3nU{tit, /. bill.<br />
3lilatJSfs, «. deposite, trust, bailment.<br />
Snlnjlfl, V. a. to load, to ship. - 3n=<br />
Ia(inin{J, /. shipping.<br />
Snlft'a, f . a. to introduce, to usher in ;<br />
to lead into. - ^nleiningy f. introduction<br />
; seduction.<br />
3nlcfrerera, v. a. to deliver in, to<br />
make over. - 3nUfl?eCmng > /. delivery.<br />
3»lleinit«, V. a. to give in ; to present<br />
o deliver in.<br />
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3nlinbfl} v.a.Xo envelop, to -wrap up.<br />
SlibpPj n. inlet, mouth, entrance.<br />
3nlata) V. a. to let in; to admit. -<br />
fig, f. r. to engage in. - fig me'iy to<br />
concern one's self with one.<br />
Jnliiggntng, /. laying in, folding up<br />
inlaying ; damasking.<br />
3nl«gga, v. a. \. £,agga xtt. - berem,<br />
to acquire honour or praise.<br />
3nlan6nirtg, m. 3nliinbiT, a. native.<br />
3l»l. a. to redeem. - 3nl<strong>of</strong>en,<br />
m. redemption. [to imprison.<br />
3nmana, v. a. to call in. - i ^afU,<br />
3nm«rfc{), f"- entry, entrance.<br />
3nmurA, f. a. to immure, to enclose<br />
vithin ^alls.<br />
3ntn(ite, n. intestines, entrails.<br />
3nnfltl, prp. & c. before. -, ad. -within.<br />
- fort, in a short time, -feel, m.<br />
-feeme, n. <strong>the</strong> inner part, -for, prp.<br />
-fore, arf. within. -liistlittg, /. reading.<br />
-VAf f. -tiQ. -refee, n. apparatus<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> inside, —tin, ad. within,<br />
in <strong>the</strong> inner part. Ufa -till y to<br />
read in a book, -veti-, f. -refcf.<br />
3nne, ad. within; at home, ^tta -,<br />
to be in prison, ftulb foilt fi«r - , a<br />
debt not yet paid.<br />
Snneboenfee, a. intrinsick. [buru.<br />
3nttebr
576 3np<br />
one's self, secretly, closely. -tet^Sj<br />
ad. aboard, withiu <strong>the</strong> ship.<br />
3npa*iJj V. a. to pack up.<br />
Jnpa^fl, v. a. to fit to, to frame in.<br />
3npa#era) v. n. to pass iu, to enter.<br />
2np\Anta.y v- a. to implant^ to ingraft,<br />
to instill. [i<br />
3nplupga) V. a. to thrust in, to sho<br />
Snpcitffl) V. a. to mark by points.<br />
Sliprcppaj V. a. to stop in, to stuff i<br />
3nptot<strong>of</strong>ottera) v. a. to protocol,<br />
register.<br />
3n;jr fP- upon, until to. I5tigt -<br />
natten, deep into <strong>the</strong> night.<br />
3nqPiJttera» f. a. to quarter. - ^g-<br />
V. r. to take up one's quarter somewhere.<br />
- 3nqt»flt:terin0 ) /. quartering<br />
<strong>of</strong> soldiers. -8febel» m. billet.<br />
3nre) a. inner, interiour, intrinsick.<br />
3n«&fl» V. a. to order, to arrange. -<br />
Sntebtting > /. disposition , arrange-<br />
3ntcgin. inspection, direc-<br />
3llfegcl, n. seal. [tion ; penetration<br />
3»fcFtj m. insect. -liitfl, /. entomology-<br />
Sttfibfl, /. inside. [gent<br />
Sllijipt, m. insight. -9fuB> a. intelli-<br />
3l»fit»fttaj V. 71. to fall sick again.<br />
3tlfjUtlF(;, V. n. to sink in, to give way.<br />
3tlfJ0, m. lake, inl<strong>and</strong> water.<br />
3nfFfppa) v. a. to sliip, to embark ; tc<br />
import. - 3nfFeppnin{t, /. shipping,<br />
loading, embarkment ; importatior<br />
3nfFitf A) V. a. to send in ; to remit<br />
3nn?rift,/. inscription.- 3nfrrtfrfl,<br />
V. a. to enter, to enrol, to matriculate.<br />
- 3ttfFtifntlig) /. entering, ma-<br />
triculation.<br />
3nfrt
3nf<br />
JnflumtHj f . n. to fall asleep.<br />
3n|liippa, v. a. to let in.<br />
3nftnygi; fig, v. r. to steal in.<br />
JtlftncrJAj f . a. to smear into, to anoint.<br />
3nftiarJA, f . a. to insnare, to entangle,<br />
^nfMora) v. a. to lace. [rishioner.<br />
3nfc4nC) a. situate in <strong>the</strong> parish, pa-<br />
3nfomn«, v. n. to fall asleep.<br />
3niligfl, V. n. to enter.<br />
3n)litut) w. institution, boardingschool.<br />
3n(topp«, V. a. to stop in.<br />
3n(irumentj n. tool, instrument ; document,<br />
—maiate-ym. instrument-maker.<br />
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3nt 577<br />
3ttfufla, V. a. to suck in, to absorb.<br />
3nfunFeilj a. sunk, sunken.<br />
3nfwp«, V. a. to imbibe, to drink in,<br />
to draw in.<br />
3nft>epa, v. a. to wrap up, to wrap in.<br />
3tify, V. a. to sew in.<br />
3nfylts, f . a. to preserve, to pickle.<br />
3nfanbflj v. a. to send in.<br />
3fllfanEiJ, v. a. to sink into. - 3nffltlf«<br />
JnfpfftOC, m. inspector, inteudant ntng, /. sinking in ; cavity.<br />
steward. [pour in. 2n^Attaf V. a. to put in ; to imprison;<br />
3nfptuta, f. a. to infuse, to instill, to to appoint, to constitute. — 3nf^tt«<br />
3nfptiinfl«, *>. a. to besprinkle, to burst<br />
open. [in, to ram in.<br />
ntng, f. setting in, imprisoning ; making<br />
an heir, investiture, installation.<br />
Jnllatnpft, v. a. to stamp in, to beat 3nf<strong>of</strong>p«j V. a. to lull, to lay asleep, to<br />
Jnflegj n. entry; influence. lettina -<br />
otj lo give way to, to yield to. fa -> 3ntAgaj v. a. to receive into, to ad-<br />
to gain influence, to prevail, fft -))i9 mit into ; to take ; to take possession<br />
tlAjtOrtj to get interest with one.<br />
<strong>of</strong>; to charm, to seize, to captivate;<br />
3n(liftfl) V. a. to institute, -tt^ m.<br />
institutor. - 3n|liftelfej /. institution.<br />
to ga<strong>the</strong>r. —nbCj a. taking; engaging.<br />
- 3nt«gntng, /. reception, admission,<br />
taking, seizing. - Jntflgetl,<br />
a. smitten with, struck with, fond <strong>of</strong>.<br />
- flf fig fjelf , captivated with one's<br />
2n\it'6, V. a. to strew, to scatter into,<br />
to intersperse.<br />
3njlufra, v. a. T. to stow.<br />
3nt1unJa) v. n. to approach, to draw<br />
. -flbC) a. approacJiing, near, ening.<br />
SniiaOs, v. a. to put <strong>of</strong>f, to defer. *!!=<br />
fcelc9 - J to leave <strong>of</strong>f, to cease from,<br />
to inhibit. - fig fot ^omatCft, to appear<br />
before <strong>the</strong> judge. - Snfliillmng,<br />
/. defering, leaving <strong>of</strong>f, inliibition.<br />
-ggafpfl,/. insinuation. - ^tiiiattelfe,<br />
f. appearance. — self. [suasion.<br />
3ntalfl} V. a. to persuade, -ttj /. per-<br />
3nta|)p«) V. a. to mortise.<br />
3ntcirt«, *. n. to note, to inscribe, to<br />
register. lata - ens egenbonij to take<br />
a distress upon <strong>the</strong> estate. - 3ntedC»<br />
ning, /. mortgage.<br />
3ntere^ej n. interest; use; usury.<br />
-nt m. partner. J -r«j v. a. & n. to<br />
interest , to concern ; to enter as a<br />
partner upon, to interest one's self in.<br />
^nterfoUetA) v. a. to interleave.<br />
3ntrt, n. notlung, nouglit. fot -j for<br />
nothing, gratis, gora cm cU. titt -,<br />
to annihilate, to undo, gota ens «n»<br />
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3nttfl^lA&, a. intricate, confused.<br />
3nttyii n. Uace, impression, sensation,<br />
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3,/>r. ye, you.<br />
JHy ad. yes, yea, nay. — fS) so nay.<br />
— metl) - pvil) ay, yes indeed ; tolera-<br />
bly. -, s. n. cousent, promise. -l>te=<br />
&er> -l^eCtC) m. yea-aud-nay-man,<br />
'. compiler, ayer. -or&, f. Jflfot^.<br />
;3fltf, /7z. a kind <strong>of</strong>fish: elops.<br />
3(ltfa, /. jacket.<br />
3atft>al8, m. jackal.<br />
3(10, /jr. I. - fjclf, I myself.<br />
3«{ja, f. a- to limit, to course, to<br />
chase, to pursue. - iit fTcpp, to give<br />
chase tipoii a ship. - bott, to drive<br />
away. - efter, to chase after, to piu"-<br />
sue. - pS, to hm-ry on. - 3aflmarf, /.<br />
hunting-ground. - 3flgtj m. chase,<br />
hunting, ^fl JJ4 -, to go a hunting,<br />
-bb^a) /. hunting-piece, -botrt > «•<br />
hunting-horn. -]f)unfc, m. hound, hun-<br />
ting-dog. -bu$) «. hunting-house.<br />
-Enifi OT. hanger. -|)fltf i "J- park,<br />
-top, n. hunting-cry. -tyg? «• hunting-equipage.<br />
-t)(i8fa, /. sportman's<br />
bag, pouch.<br />
3aEaj v. a. to consent, to agree, -nii^<br />
affirmative. — ,s. n. assent, affirition.<br />
- 3afor&, ". consent, pro-<br />
se, affirmation.<br />
3aJob9(laf, m. Jacob's staff. - 3flEob8=<br />
ort, f. St. James--wort.<br />
3aft,/. yacht, sloop.<br />
3filapp«, /. jalap.<br />
3flirta, f n. to mew, to caterwaul.<br />
3Anitf^ar, m. Janizary. -ItlUJiE, /.<br />
tiukish music.<br />
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cartli, stratum <strong>of</strong> earth, -llimpim.<br />
lump <strong>of</strong> earth, -flot, «. terrestrial<br />
globe, -fonfl, /. midwifery. -fretC,<br />
m. orb, <strong>the</strong> world, -fuk, /. den,<br />
cave, cavern. -lopjJft, /. earthflea.<br />
-mafT) m. earth worm, -mcrg,<br />
m. marl, -mfttt) 'n. soil, -mop, 'i.<br />
nanowleaved everlasting pea. — }>a=<br />
con 1 n. potato , potatoes, -tef > /.<br />
ale-ho<strong>of</strong>, giound-ivy. -tefnitlfl, /.<br />
geodesia. -ruttlj n. room on tlie<br />
ground-floor, -tiitltflj /. giouudrent.<br />
-COf, m. vapour <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> earth; fumitory,<br />
-torfpfl, /. turf, sod. -patting,<br />
/. ground-floor, -ytu, /. <strong>the</strong> siuface<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> eartli. -agate, w. l<strong>and</strong>lord, one<br />
who owns l<strong>and</strong>, -aple, n. Uuffle<br />
irish artichoke, -attffoia , /. artichoke<br />
<strong>of</strong> Jerusalem, -a, v. a. to<br />
bury. -jfT, a. earthly, sublunary,<br />
teiTestrial.<br />
3u, ac?. why sure, <strong>the</strong> more. - fott -<br />
tellte , <strong>the</strong> sooner <strong>the</strong> better, j&atl «t<br />
- IftttgefeSatl gift, why sure was not<br />
lie maiTied long since.<br />
3ubelfe(l, /Tz. jubilee. - 3ubeUr,/i.<br />
jubilee, year <strong>of</strong> jubilee. - SubilfCa,<br />
V. n. to jubilate, to exult.<br />
3ube, m. Jew. -bctf, n. Jew's-pitch.<br />
-ora, « Jew's-ears (plant). - 3u^itl•<br />
na, /. Jewess. - 3utifF, a. Jewish.<br />
3ufPer, 3ut, n. udder.<br />
3u0ag, /. shieldrake.<br />
^ultt m. jufls, Moscowy lea<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
3ul, m. Christmas, i -as, last cliristmas.<br />
-afton, m. christmas - eve.<br />
-bag, m. christmas-day. -l>elg , /.<br />
cliristmas. -flappt/n. christmas-box.<br />
-fufe, m. Christmas -bread. -tttSnab,<br />
m. christmas-monlli, December, —a,<br />
V. n. to pass tlie cliristmas.<br />
3uHu6, m. July.<br />
3utte, m. yaw], cockboat.<br />
3ungftU, /. virgin, maid, -blotf, «.<br />
deadcyes. -but, m. room where<br />
yoimg women reside ; seraglio, -bat,<br />
n. dwarf-tramble. -bom, m. maidenhead,<br />
virginity, -batting, m. virginhoney,<br />
-fam) m. alclumilla. -fapa,<br />
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3am<br />
lady's m<strong>and</strong>e. -lin, n. milk- wort.<br />
- ntatie banb, /. female h<strong>and</strong>ed o<br />
chis. -matte nycEelpiga , /. ladyfly,<br />
lady-bird. - Jltatie fanghalm,<br />
m. lady's bedstead, -matt) n. (quartern,<br />
-pilt, m. gallant. -tPal,<br />
water-pepper.<br />
3ungman, m. youngster.<br />
3uniu», m. June.<br />
3unFct, m. young nobleman ; spark. -<br />
3unEteta, v. n. to play <strong>the</strong> trua<br />
3uti(l, m. barrister, lawyer.<br />
2u^^ ad. just, exactly. - nu, bu<br />
now. - benfamme, <strong>the</strong> very san<br />
3u|leta, *». a. to regulate, to adjust:<br />
to rectify, to adjust, to correct, -te<br />
m. gauger.<br />
3uflitiatie, m. deputy burgomaster.<br />
3u(litie=aab , n. counsellor <strong>of</strong> justice<br />
3utpagn, m. wicker-carriage.<br />
3urel, J", jewel, gem. -banbcl, m<br />
jeweller's trade. -fJtin , n. jewelbox.<br />
-itMCt m. jeweller.<br />
3af, "• challenge, exception, -ra , v<br />
a. to Aallenge, to make an exception<br />
against. — t>ig, «. exceptionable.<br />
3agatC, m. hunter, huntsman, -b<strong>of</strong>ttj<br />
n. huntinghorn, bugle. -niX<br />
snares, nets used by hunters. - 3*<br />
geti, n. hunlmanship, venery. -be«<br />
tjent, m. hunting-<strong>of</strong>ficer, huntsman. -<br />
3agmaflate, m. ranger, keeper <strong>of</strong> thi<br />
king^s game.<br />
3amfota, v. a. to compare, to con-<br />
fer, to collate, -ntt-, n. collatio<br />
3amf0telfe, /. comparison.<br />
3amFa, v. a. to adjust, to proportioi^i<br />
to mediate. - ibop , to adapt. •<br />
3amflling, /. proportioning, adjusting,<br />
mediation.<br />
3ammet , m. lamentation ; calamitji<br />
misery, -bal, m. vale <strong>of</strong> misery.<br />
—fun, n. full <strong>of</strong> misery, w<strong>of</strong>ul , la><br />
mentable. -top, n. lamentation, la^<br />
mentable cry. -lig^ a. lamentablcj<br />
wretched.<br />
3amn, a. even, level, plain, smooth:<br />
equal, uniform, continual; steady:<br />
middling, moderate, tolerable, -tfod.
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equally, even, constantly, continually<br />
just, exactly, fla -t, to st<strong>and</strong> even<br />
or poized, -tteb, a. <strong>of</strong> an equal<br />
breadth. -(^tijletlj m. fellowchristian.<br />
-fottes , ad. <strong>the</strong> feet held<br />
toge<strong>the</strong>r. -U0&, a. equivalent. -goii=<br />
Jet, /. equality, equivalency. -flaen=<br />
be, a. parallel. -^Ct , /. evenness,<br />
levelness, uniformity, equality <strong>of</strong> sur-<br />
face. -|)op, «. <strong>of</strong> an equal heiglit;<br />
T. fastigiate. -lif , a. equal to an<br />
o<strong>the</strong>r, coequal. -UFCj w. equal. -liE=<br />
^et, /. equality. -t>tgt, /. equipoise,<br />
equilibrium, balance. -albrtB, -srigj<br />
a. <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> same age. -«, v. a. to even,<br />
to level. -, s. f. jfjAtta -tt, to observe<br />
an uniform conduct.<br />
3amna) /. a kind <strong>of</strong> earth-moss.<br />
3amte > prp. near, by, beside ; at tlie<br />
3ampal, ad. also, likewise.<br />
3afl, m. jest, yeast.<br />
3fltte, TO. giant. - 3att0rytfl, /. hole<br />
exactly round in certain rocks. — '^'iXiliF)<br />
a. gigantic, giantlike. - 3atttn=<br />
n«, /. giantess.<br />
'&i!t!ttt-) m. cadet. - Ottt botb |Jft fFfpfij<br />
Bflffe, «. c<strong>of</strong>fee, -berb, n. c<strong>of</strong>feetable,<br />
-botia,/. bean or seed <strong>of</strong> c<strong>of</strong>fee,<br />
-f<strong>of</strong>arc, TO. c<strong>of</strong>fee-man. -fopp,<br />
m. cup <strong>and</strong> saucer for c<strong>of</strong>fee. -qtJarttj<br />
TO. c<strong>of</strong>fee-mill.<br />
K«fla , V. a. to calender. - beg , to<br />
flat dough. - Bflfle, TO. roller, cylinder<br />
; roller <strong>of</strong> a mangle ; hilt. lags<br />
ga - t tntinncn pa. tiagon, to gag<br />
one. -btO, /. a bridge <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> trimks.<br />
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Baftati, TO. caftan.<br />
Bagge, TO. cag, rmidlet, runlet.<br />
Baj, TO. kay, wharf, -penniftgat, TO.<br />
Bajaj /. jackdaw. {pi. kayage.<br />
Bajman, to. namesake.<br />
Baiuta, /. cabin, great cabin. - Ba=<br />
iutvaU', TO. cabinboy. [oven-peel.<br />
BaFa, /. cake. - BaFfpabe , to. peel,<br />
BaCel, n. ear<strong>the</strong>n pane, -llgtl, to. stove<br />
<strong>of</strong> ear<strong>the</strong>n panes, -ntaf ate, to. potter.<br />
Bal, a. bald, bare.<br />
BalaS, n. banquet, feast, regal. - Bfl«<br />
lafa, V. n. to banquet, to feast.<br />
Balcba#, to. calabash.<br />
Balenbet, to. calender, almanac.<br />
Balefd^, to. calash.<br />
Balf, TO. calf, -bans, to. dish jjrepared<br />
from <strong>the</strong> biestings. -ftetbillg,<br />
TO. quarter <strong>of</strong> veal. -ftaS, n. sweetbread,<br />
-fott, n. veal. -l<strong>of</strong>fl, /.<br />
marsh-marigold, -mage, /. roasted<br />
veal, -pa, V, n. to calve.<br />
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Balf atra, f . a. to calk <strong>and</strong> pay (a ship).<br />
Balibet, to. size <strong>of</strong> a bullet, caliber.<br />
Bale, TO. lime, <strong>of</strong>latft -, unslacked<br />
lime, quick lime. - fitt itiSa. ur,<br />
^»<br />
chalice, cup; T. calix. -batlfc, «. <strong>the</strong><br />
crust <strong>of</strong> mortar covering vralls. —betg,<br />
I Bfltal) ni. cabal.<br />
• n. rock consisting <strong>of</strong> limestone. —btott,<br />
Babel, m. -tag, n. -tro#,m. hawser, n. limcpit, chalkpit. -btuF, n. mor-<br />
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Kabcnatiuin, «. vial. [cable. tar <strong>of</strong> lime, -branttate, to. limebur-<br />
Kabtlje, m. cod, codfish, cabiliau. ner. -btantteti, n. place where<br />
JBabinett, n. cabinet, closet.<br />
Babyfa, /. gaily, caboose.<br />
Ba*el, n. cackle. - Kfltfla, v. n. to<br />
stones are burnt to lime, -btannitlg,<br />
/ calcination, -jorb, /. calcareous<br />
earth, -fla , v. a. to plaster, -jlen,<br />
cackle, to gaggle.<br />
Batferktf, m. cockroche.<br />
TO. limestone. -Ugn , to. limekiln.<br />
-Pattetl, n. lime-water, -a, v. a. to<br />
soak in lime-water, to mix -with lime.<br />
—ig, a. clialky. [cock.<br />
Balf on, TO. turkey, -tupp, to. turkey-<br />
Ban, n. calling, vocation, —a, f. a.<br />
to call, to name , to style ; to invite,<br />
to simimon. -elfe,/. vocation, calling<br />
; invitation ; summons.<br />
BaD, a. cold, chill. -btatlS, TO. gangrene<br />
; mortification, -btatft, a. cold<br />
short iron. —gtas, n. marsh-cinque-<br />
foil. -E<strong>of</strong>, 72. cold meat. -pi#, to.<br />
strangury, -fltinig, a. cold, indif-
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ferent, cool, -ji^ntg^)et) /. coldnessj<br />
unconcern, indiirerence. -fJal, m.<br />
dish made <strong>of</strong> small beer or ivine <strong>and</strong><br />
water, -ftulilj m. phlegmatic tumour.<br />
— ttflj V. n. to grosv cold, to<br />
Balminf, m. calamanco. [cool.<br />
Bftlmus, "I. acorus, sweet smelling flag.<br />
IX&li^By ni. slices <strong>of</strong> beef stewed.<br />
Balef*, w. galloshe.<br />
Kalott, ^. calotte.<br />
Bam, m. comb ; crest, ffata flEa <strong>of</strong>=<br />
ret en -) to pass <strong>the</strong> same judgment<br />
upon all, lo serve all alike, -botjie,<br />
m. comb-brush, a brush to clean<br />
combs, -fober, n. comb-case. -VXAface,<br />
m. comb-maker. -m« j v. a.<br />
to comb. -mflre> m. comber.<br />
Bfltne, m. camaiew.<br />
BtJmel) m. camel, -gatni «. twist.<br />
-UU n. camel's hair.<br />
BameleOrtt, m. chameleon.<br />
Katnelepati', m. giraffe, camelopard.<br />
Uamecal) a. belonging to <strong>the</strong> finances,<br />
-rctf J n. finances.<br />
llamft'r> m. camphire, camphor.<br />
BattiiUblotnma, /• camomil.<br />
Bamlott, n. camelut, camlet, mohair.<br />
Satnttlfltfeuf, m. cambrick.<br />
Bammare, m. chamber, -betient, m.<br />
chamber -servant. -doQegtum, n.<br />
exchequer-college, -fcu , /. waiting<br />
gentlewoman to a queen or princess.<br />
-ft<strong>of</strong>en, /. lady <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> bedchamber,<br />
maid <strong>of</strong> honour. -Ijjerre , m. lord <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> bedchamber. -juttSftU, /." waiting<br />
maid, -junfatei m. gentleman<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> bedchamber. -Eamtat,OT. fellow-lodger,<br />
comrade, -fati, m.<br />
financer. — laf ej) m. chamber-servant.<br />
-mujif, /». chamber-music, -page,<br />
m. chamber-page, -piflaj/. chambermaid.<br />
-rab,n. counsellor at <strong>the</strong> exchequer,<br />
-tjcnare, m. valet de chamber,<br />
waiting gentleman, -petf > n. finan-<br />
ces. -PettenfTapj /. science <strong>of</strong> finances.<br />
JBamp, m. conflict, combat; contest,<br />
contention. —gtas, n. lamb's tongue.<br />
Hampeta, v. n. to camp, to encamp.<br />
Bamtat, m. comrade, companion.<br />
partner. -fFapj n. tompanionship, I<br />
fellowship.<br />
Bamterare, m. chamberlain.<br />
Kana, f. fla -, to slide on <strong>the</strong> ice.<br />
2lanal» m. channel, canal.<br />
Batialjc, m. villain, rascal,<br />
llaiiatifajelj m. canary-bird,<br />
llanbcra, *'. a. to c<strong>and</strong>y.<br />
Ilan&it>at, m. c<strong>and</strong>idate.<br />
Kanel, -barEj m. cinnamon.<br />
2ianfap> m. buckram,<br />
Zlanif, m. canon.<br />
Kailitt, 772. rabbit, cony. -Q^ti , m.<br />
warren. —\&nty m. buck-cony.<br />
Kanna,/ tankard; a measure <strong>of</strong> about<br />
three quarts. - (Bailtt) -tuttt, n. <strong>the</strong><br />
contents <strong>of</strong> any vessel <strong>of</strong> licpiids. -jlos<br />
pare? m. talker <strong>of</strong> politics. -taUj<br />
ad. by tankards.<br />
Banen, m. cannon, gim. -fula,/.<br />
cannon-ball, caunon-slioot. — fTupjm.<br />
shallop mounted with guns. — ab, "i.<br />
cannonade. -er«> v. a. & n. to can-<br />
KanfFe, ad. perhaps, peradventurc.<br />
Bant, m. border, edge, corner ; way,<br />
part, fran atta-et, from all parU.<br />
para pa fin -, to give one's self airs.<br />
-brabe, m. oulside-plank <strong>of</strong> a tree.<br />
-bugga, v. a. to bevel, -foppat, m.<br />
pi. orpine (a plant), -nal, m. pipe,<br />
needle-fish, -aj f. a. to border, to<br />
edge, -tfl, a. having corners.<br />
Bantiljjltang, m. gold- or silver-<br />
Bantor, m. chanter. [wire.<br />
Bantra, f . a. d n. to overset.<br />
Bantin, m. cantine, bottlecase.<br />
Banton, m. canton, quarter, -eta, f. i^<br />
a. & n. to canton, to be quartered.<br />
Bap, n. ett gobt -, a good catcli or<br />
captiue. [price <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Bapa, V. a. to seize, to catch, to make<br />
Bapare, /n. privateer, corsair. - Bft»<br />
pert, n. piracy, privateering.<br />
Bapett, n. chapel; T. test, coppel,<br />
coppie. -ma(iare, m. director <strong>of</strong> a<br />
musical chapel.<br />
BapeDan, m. chaplain, curate. [ter.<br />
Bapital, n. capital. -, /n. capital let-
Bapottj a. capot.<br />
Bapp y i -) ad. for a wager. -Iop=<br />
ning, /. race, running, -tinning, /.<br />
horserace. -fl«&e, m. small sledge<br />
for one person. [away <strong>the</strong> anchor.<br />
Bappaj<br />
»'• a. to cut. - fliifor, to cut<br />
BappSj /• cloak; quarter; gown;<br />
coping ; flounce, ran&a -Ji eftec vHitetj<br />
to temporize. btAQa -n pa iaba<br />
flltlarna, to cany it fair with two<br />
parties. - (B«pp) -totfi m. great coat,<br />
ridingcoat. -fatfj m. cloakbag, portmanteau.<br />
BappCj m. a dry <strong>Swedish</strong> measure<br />
tliii ty two <strong>of</strong> which make a banel.<br />
Bapplaff) m. liatmoney.<br />
Bappraf, a. bolt upright.<br />
Bapriol, m. caper.<br />
BaprtS) m. caper. [caprice, freak.<br />
BaprtS, a. d 6. m. capricious ; whim,<br />
BapfCU, m. cavezon.<br />
B«pun, m. capon.<br />
Bar, n. a large tub.<br />
Baraj /. oven-rake. -, v. a. to rake.<br />
Baraftn, m. cruet.<br />
Baraftet, m. character ; title.<br />
BHramels, m. brown sugar-c<strong>and</strong>y.<br />
Biirat, 771. carat.<br />
Barbae, 771. whip.<br />
Barbtn, 771. carabine, carbine.<br />
Barbuttfel, 771. carbuncle.<br />
Barta, /. card. -, v. a. to card, -re,<br />
771. carder. - (Bar^) -borte, 771. bur,<br />
burdock. —maf arc , 772. cardmaker.<br />
-ttflel, 77!. fuUer's thistle.<br />
Bartbenetift, m. holy thistle.<br />
Bart'Ctnumma, /. cardamom.<br />
Bart'tnal, 77^. cardinal. -t>«ti>tg]&rt,<br />
/. cardinalship.<br />
Bartuan, n. Marocco-lea<strong>the</strong>r , cordovan,<br />
-ntafarc, 771. cordovainer,<br />
lea<strong>the</strong>r-dresser.<br />
Barbus, 772. a pound paper <strong>of</strong> tobacco ;<br />
cartridge -papper. -tobaf, ti. cut<br />
tobacco. [tertally.<br />
Barfflctf, 77!. tally ; counterfoil, coun-<br />
Barfpa, v. a. to cut.<br />
Barg, a. niggardlj', scanty, -^et, /.<br />
uiggarduess, sordid parsimony.<br />
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-igheUf. delicacy, niceness, difficul-<br />
Binf, m. - i ttt tAfl, kink. [ty.<br />
Bi?A , V. a. T. - «nf «trt, to fish <strong>the</strong><br />
aipHocEj «• snatch-block. [anchor.<br />
Bippa, f. a. - fPocnai to slip <strong>the</strong><br />
ihoes, - BippfFotbj a. slipshod.<br />
Btuij -(letlj m. pebble, pebblestone,<br />
-icrt, /. silicious earth.<br />
Bi(ia,/ chest. -Biflbettcn, Isgga<br />
(ilia penningar pa -» to keep money<br />
by one -without putting it to use.<br />
Bi8C0^ ) a. pinkeyed. - BtSOJCtt , n.<br />
pi. ogles.<br />
Bitti n. cement. -Ay v. a. to cement.<br />
Blttfl, m. kettle, -ffiffate, m. tinker.<br />
Bittdilm, /?/. tuff.<br />
l&ittl^-, lMtt^t.1 V. a. to tickle, -te,<br />
OT. clitoris, woman's yard. - TXittlig,<br />
a. ticklish. -l)it, f. ticklishness. -<br />
Bittling, /. tickling, titillation.<br />
Bjortel, m. petticoat. -fa(f , m. wors<br />
<strong>pocket</strong>. -P«lf, TO. fardingal.<br />
Blabajatj/j/. r. battens nailed under<br />
Blabb, m. log. [<strong>the</strong> beams.<br />
Bla«, m. heel. -lapp, w. heelpiece.<br />
V. a. to underlay heels. [book.<br />
I<br />
BIa^'^) m. wastebook, memor<strong>and</strong>um-<br />
BluStaj V. n. to tamper, to dabble, to<br />
do a thing in a slight manner. —<br />
BlatJmalare, m. dawber. - Bl«&=<br />
tcti, n. bungling work.<br />
BIafben> m. collar-bone.<br />
Bkif, m. flap.<br />
Blafpatej m. backbiter, sl<strong>and</strong>erer.<br />
BlafPe , m. an iron or wooden collar<br />
to fasten cows <strong>and</strong> oxen to <strong>the</strong> crib. -<br />
Blafputtten, a. f lafbunttts not, neat<br />
cattle, black cattle. [bone.<br />
iBIafatcC, m. T. vein <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> coUfir-<br />
Blaga V. a. to complain J<br />
, to lament,<br />
to bewail, to bemoan. - foc eQ. ^09<br />
nagoil, to complain to one. - :fl tia=<br />
gottj to complain <strong>of</strong> one. - <strong>of</strong>ret nlgot,<br />
to complain <strong>of</strong> a thing, -n , /.<br />
complaint, lamentation. -tliC) Jn.<br />
plaintiff. - (Blago) -i^i^-, m. lamentation-day.<br />
-bift, m. elegy, -gtat,<br />
772. tears <strong>of</strong> lamentation. — Ijub j n.<br />
lamentation, wailing. —tnal) n. com-<br />
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plaint, grievance, -top) -fTti, f.<br />
-Ijub. -fFtift, /. bill <strong>of</strong> complaint.<br />
-fatig, m. moui-nful song, elegy, -ri*<br />
fa, f. lamentation. - Blaglig , a.<br />
mournful, lamentable.<br />
Blamp, m. block; T. cleet. -fot, m.<br />
cloom-foot. —ig, a. clumsy.<br />
Blatlber, «. censure, blame; objection,<br />
exception, -fri, a. irreproachable.<br />
-fjuf , a. censorious. - Blflllira, v. a.<br />
itt fop, to object to<br />
Blsttg, m. sound, -at, n. jubilee.<br />
Blapp , m. h<strong>and</strong>-stroke; knocker at a<br />
door. -|)0lt$, n. clapboard, -iiif n.<br />
batlet, battril.<br />
Blappa, v.a.Xo clap, to knock; to<br />
stroke, to pat, to chuck ; to drub ; to<br />
beat. WtXtiX -t, <strong>the</strong> heart throbs.<br />
- ^l. borren, to knock at <strong>the</strong> door. -<br />
Ut, to beat out. [<strong>of</strong> a lax texture.<br />
Blapper, -(Ictl, m. roimd rough stones<br />
Blar, a. plain, manifest, bright, clear;<br />
ready, -fynt, a. clearsighted; judicious,<br />
discerning, -cgb, a. clearsighted,<br />
-i&et, /. clearness, brightness;<br />
perspicuity, -a, v. a. to clear,<br />
to defecate, to fine, to refine, -att,/".<br />
T. tlie Al<strong>and</strong>'s eye. -itA-> v. a. -ita.<br />
in ffuli', to clear, -na, V. n. to clear,<br />
Blartnctt, ttj. clarinet. [clusters.<br />
Blafe, m. cluster. - BUstals, ad. by<br />
Bla$, m. class, -tti^t V. a. to class.<br />
-ifF, a. classic. [clash.<br />
Blatfd), m. clash. -crf , n. channel.<br />
Blarer, «. harpsicord.<br />
Blent , n. cockering, faddling. -ft, v.<br />
n. to cocker, to fondle, -i^t a. 62*6minate,<br />
womanish ; too much indulgent,<br />
-ig^iet, /. effeminacy.<br />
Bleu, a- weak, crazy, thin ;<br />
slender,<br />
slight, -mobig, a. pusillanimous.<br />
-liet, /. cowardice. -fme&, m. locksmith,<br />
-ttogett, a. incredulous.<br />
-og^, a. tendereyed. -]()et, /. craziness,<br />
littleness. -t, ad. weakly,<br />
thinly, slightly.
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Blena^ f. a. to stick to; to spread J to<br />
lay on ; to close, to stop up.<br />
Bleneb, m. jewel, a precious thing.<br />
BIrtA, /. beccafico, white whistling<br />
Klcrflij n- clergy. [thrnsli.<br />
Bit, n. bran. [my head itches.<br />
BItA) V. n. to itch, bet -C t ^UfPubcti<br />
Blibba, f. a. - fafl, to glace. - et, /. pru<br />
Blopa, /. toad, paddock.<br />
Bl<strong>of</strong>iet, n. monastery, convent ; clois<br />
ter, friary, nunnery, -aga, /. n<br />
cal discipline. -btoi'et,'n.lay-bro<strong>the</strong>!<br />
-OSng, m. passage in <strong>the</strong> cloiste><br />
-fammatc, m. cell, -fytfa, /. i<br />
nastery-thurch. -lcfnab,"i. monasti<br />
life. —l<strong>of</strong>te, n. monastical vow. —<br />
feen, m. religious order, -lig,<br />
cloisteral, monastical.<br />
Blot, n. bowl, globe. litet -, globul,<br />
-fOftnig, a. globular. -mafP, n,<br />
ephemeron worm, -futtb, a. spher<br />
cal, globular, -tunb^f*,/. globosit)<br />
BbtS, m. block, stub, stock.<br />
Blutl', m. block, club. [discoursi<br />
BIubt>a, /. club, fota -n, to lead tb<br />
Blubb, n. dawbing. -a, v. n. \o '<br />
'<br />
to manage clumsily, to dawb. •<br />
m. scrawler, dawber. -ig,a. bk<br />
Blump, m. lump, -ig, a. lumpy<br />
clumsy, shapeless. [gu^F<br />
BIunE, m. gulp, draught, -a, v. n. I<br />
Bluns, m. knob. - Blutlflg, a. shape<br />
less ; knobby.<br />
Blut, m. clout, -ate, m. bungle<br />
Blyft, Blyfta, /. cave, den, bol<br />
af l<strong>of</strong>, clove, [subtility, cunningnesi/<br />
BIyftig, a. cunning, subtle, -bet, >,<br />
BlyfPfl, f. a. to cleave, to split,<br />
etb, to be too nice in words.
my<br />
BIyft> to go down<br />
<strong>the</strong> ind.<br />
Bneft, 772. soldier; (i fott) knave.<br />
-l)all, 72. one or more farmers who<br />
are bound to furnish a footsoldier or<br />
a sailor. -Ion, /. pay. [play tricks.<br />
Bnep, 72. trick, artifice, btufa - , to<br />
Bnif, 772, knife, -blab, 72. <strong>the</strong> blade<br />
<strong>of</strong> a knife. -fPaft, 72. h<strong>and</strong>le <strong>of</strong> a<br />
knife, -fitba, /. sheath for a knife.<br />
-fmeb, 772. cutler, -aggj m. edge <strong>of</strong>
588 :&ni<br />
it shuts, it closes.<br />
linippayf. Bntppe> n. bundle, fardel,<br />
truss. - Unipptali) ad. by bundles.<br />
JBnoga) p. n. to act tardily,<br />
jRnoge, m. knuckle.<br />
Bnop, m. T. knot.<br />
Bnopp, ?n. bud. -flg, V. d. to hud.<br />
Unoppjllfe, «. coarse silk.<br />
BnetU, /. curl, ringlet. -, P. a. to<br />
curl. - Kliodifl, a. curled.<br />
2lnorC)«. murmur. -I^ane, ot. sapphiriue<br />
gurnard. -A , f . re. to murmur,<br />
to grumble, to growl. -ifiF, a.<br />
morose.<br />
Unoittay V. a, to pound.<br />
Bnot) n. muttering, grumbling, -fl, v.<br />
n. to grumble, to growl.<br />
Knota J /. <strong>the</strong> prominence <strong>of</strong> a joint,<br />
Knotttig, a. rough. [bone, scrag.<br />
Bnul'big, a. plump, full <strong>and</strong> smooth.<br />
B-itUff, m. push , shove. -« , f . a. to<br />
elbow, to justle, to pommel. -flSj v.<br />
d. to be pushing.<br />
Unurla* f. Kuttta.<br />
Unut) m. knot ; knout ; corner, (li i<br />
- , not to grow, -jletl > m. corner-<br />
stone. —10) a. knotty, full <strong>of</strong> knots.<br />
Kny) re. ^patPen fnapp ell. -) not <strong>the</strong><br />
Bnyl^afrC) w. tall oat. [least stir.<br />
Knyflfl) f . re. to mutter, to stir.<br />
Bnytfl) V. a. to knit, to tie ; to clinch<br />
to cabbage, to pome, to heart. — flf)<br />
to separate by a knot. - ffljl) to tie<br />
fast. - igen i to tie toge<strong>the</strong>r. - im<br />
to enclose, to inwrap. — tiUj ftt) to<br />
tie to. - upp, to loosen ; to tie up. -<br />
Bnytning,/. knotting; knitting, lace.<br />
- Bnytf ) re. bundle, fardel. - (Hn^t)<br />
-nilt f. knitling-uecdle. -nafrC)<br />
2lnA^a) v.a. to knead.- (Blla^e) -trafl)<br />
;<br />
<strong>the</strong> knife. -oaS) v- a. to fight witli re. hutch, brake, -tt'ii n. kneadin<br />
beetle.<br />
Unipi n, pinch. -tma0m> gripes, T^napAi V. a. to do leisurely.<br />
colic, -jetfljw. rolled iron, rod-iron. BtlS) n. knee, lap. faOrt pA -y to kn«<br />
-t«ng> / a pair <strong>of</strong> pincers, -ft, down. —bojfl) V. n. to kneel, tc<br />
f. a. to pinch, to squeeze; to catch, <strong>the</strong> knee, -bojtling) /. bieelin<br />
to gripe. -A t?)Cp, itt j till) etj to nuflection. -fdQft) v. n. to fall do|<br />
squeeze toge<strong>the</strong>r, itt fttipet t^e|?, on one's knees. -^«n& ) m. lapdjj<br />
-rent) m. shoemaker's stirrup. -fjJ<br />
/. kuecpan. -timtrteC) n. T. timbj<br />
knee. -recE) re. hock.<br />
Stiatf) m. crack; a little ball, peU.<br />
min l^elfa \)!*t fatt en - ) my constution<br />
is broke. —A) f. a. to brea<br />
to bruise, -ettcb) re. rusk.<br />
Bnafrel) m. rogue, knave.<br />
jRnapp) OT. crack, fillip; snap, knit<br />
-A) P. n. & a. to snap <strong>the</strong> fingers,<br />
fillip ; to crack ; to strike (strinj^<br />
-a, igctijibop) to button. -« i^<br />
Ijan&erna) to fold one's h<strong>and</strong>;<br />
upp) to unbotton.<br />
Knol, in. bump, knob, bunch , knc<br />
sciirhus. -ig, a. knobby, -pifj<br />
cudgel.<br />
Bnoppeliyilfl) /. stuffed table to n<br />
lace on. - iinoppelpintie) m. \<br />
bin. - Bncpplfi) V. a. to make lac<br />
Bn09) m. lump, knob, en rif<br />
rich cob.<br />
Bo) /: cow. -btyggfl) /. t. boore<br />
-fOt, m. crow, -foppot) f.pl. cov<br />
pox. -(l^n) re. cow-stall.<br />
Bobcber) m. cubeb.<br />
KolJoIt) m. cobolt,<br />
B0(f , rej. cook, -mat, m. T. cool<br />
shifter, -pojfe) m. scullion.<br />
B<strong>of</strong>fernagcl) m. belaying-pjn.<br />
H<strong>of</strong>fcrt) m. c<strong>of</strong>fer, triuik.<br />
H<strong>of</strong>ta, /. a vroman's short jacket.<br />
Keftan) m. a long gown <strong>of</strong> a priest<br />
Boget) re. quiver.<br />
Soja, /. cottage.<br />
Bojte, m. T. bed in <strong>the</strong> cabin.<br />
B<strong>of</strong> ) re. pot full, as much as may I<br />
boiled at once, -fc<strong>of</strong>) /. book<br />
cookery, -^et)/- boiling liot. -foitf<br />
/. cookery, -fatl) n. boiler, -faj<br />
re. common salt, -fl ) f. a. ^ n. '<br />
^
lol. -A ffiffe, to make c<strong>of</strong>fee. -«:=<br />
\lc, /; cook-maid ; 2*. cartiidge-box.<br />
Tv <strong>of</strong> .,,/'. clod, clot.<br />
2v:f.;rJj m. cockade.<br />
Il:f:.MiJt, /. cacao.<br />
Del, ';. coal, charcoal. -«j:, n. blighted<br />
cai . -bob, /. coal-house, -bflltt,<br />
-tnjcl) n. coal-dust. — m. horizontal<br />
layer ol" coals. -J^anfcktCj m.<br />
crimp. -miU, /. coalery. -00, 72.<br />
steam <strong>of</strong> coals. -ty#i 'W- coal-cart.<br />
-fFrinbs,/. collier. -(lybbC)". stack,<br />
-fratt) a. coal-Llack. -fyraj /. carbonic<br />
acid, -ttfljl) m. black- bird.<br />
— fl) V. a. to char, to coal, —a figj f . J*,<br />
to coal, -fltej ?". coalman ; coal-lisli.<br />
JBoIf, /n. buttejid, bolt, dart ; retort.<br />
Boija, /. haddock, cod.<br />
JtottCt, m. staggers, frenzy. - Kottta)<br />
n. to be seized with a frenzy, to<br />
,e <strong>the</strong> staggers. - Kotttig, a. hav-<br />
tlie staggers ; frenetic.<br />
KoDlet, m. jerkin.<br />
Bclm, m. Bovey coal.<br />
Bclnai f . n. to coal.<br />
Bclcn, 72. colon.<br />
JBcIlCirtnt J /. coloquint, bitter-aple.<br />
Bclcpj m. coloss. —al) a. colossean,<br />
JKcIt) m. go-wn <strong>of</strong> a boy, jam, coat.<br />
jRetnefij /. comedy, play, ga |ja -ctt)<br />
to go to <strong>the</strong> play, -antj m. comedian,<br />
player, -antff a > /. actress. - Be=<br />
tnif, a. comic.<br />
Esmrt, m. comet, blazing star.<br />
Kcmfcrnagclj m. T. toggel.<br />
B:mm», n. comma.<br />
Ecmmaj f. n. (t a. to come, to arrive<br />
, to draw near. — afj to descend<br />
from ; to come <strong>of</strong>f, out <strong>of</strong>. - af fig,<br />
to go to decay, to decline. - af fig i<br />
tal) to be at a nonplus. — att pSj to<br />
depend upon. - attj to make, to set,<br />
to prevail. - tort, to be lost. - Cf=<br />
ttt, to come after ; to succeed ; to be<br />
after; to succeed; to be attended with<br />
consequences. — eftet nagst) to come<br />
about a thing. - etnellan, to intervene.<br />
- eittct, to come to meet. -<br />
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feet, to come forth. - ftattt, to arrive,<br />
to come forward. - fram i<br />
redten, to rise in <strong>the</strong> world. - ftatlt<br />
tneb, to produce, to exhibit, to start,<br />
to advance. - fote, to outrun; to<br />
come before, ^et fotttmet for mtg,<br />
it runs in my mind. - forbi) to<br />
pass by. - i, to come in. - ifran,<br />
to come from, to come <strong>of</strong>f. - tgctl,<br />
to come back. - igenom, to come<br />
through. - i^op, to assemble, to<br />
meet. - i&, to touch. -<br />
at, to come near; to catch at, to prejudice;<br />
to ail; to be able; to reach,<br />
to come to. — atcr, to return, to come<br />
again. - <strong>of</strong>pcr, to come over, by ; to<br />
meet with ; to seize. - jig , f . r. to<br />
recover ; to happen, -fig fore, to recover;<br />
to mend ; to come to. -nbe, a. &<br />
s. -nhe cd) gaenfce, comers <strong>and</strong> goers.<br />
Kommanbe, n. comm<strong>and</strong>; detachment.<br />
- Kommenbeta, v- a. to comm<strong>and</strong>,<br />
to order.
590 %o\n<br />
Bemmenberi, n. comm<strong>and</strong>ership.<br />
Sotnmob) m. chest <strong>of</strong> drawers.<br />
BompAfJ(iteFj n. rumb.<br />
Bona, /. strumpet.<br />
Benglig, a. royal, kingly, regal.<br />
Bonfft) f. a- to lift, to bear.<br />
Bottjl, /. art ; artifice ; trick, -tlb, m.<br />
firework, -gjotb , a. artificial. -Fs=<br />
billftt J n. cabinet for curiosities.<br />
-Jtlflffttf,'". juggler; intriguer, -mi-<br />
fl m. cup. [for trade's sake.<br />
Bop|>glfl9, n. cupping-glass. - (Bopp)<br />
-i>crn, n. cuijping-horu. -jcttl) n.<br />
scarifier. — a> v. a. to cup, to scarify.<br />
Bcppa, /. pock, pustule. - Beppet,<br />
f.pl. smallpox, -ympning,/. inoculation<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> smallpox, -act, n. pockhole,<br />
-accig, a. pitted with <strong>the</strong><br />
smallpox.<br />
Boppar, m. copper, -aftig^ a. brassy.<br />
-etg-,m. verdigrise. -gruft>a,/. copper-mine,<br />
-^alttg^ a. coppery.<br />
-fammare, ?n. copper-work. -Fung,<br />
m. regulus <strong>of</strong> copper, -fatl, ". copvessel,<br />
—malm, m. copper-ore.<br />
-mynt, n. copper-coin, -crm , m.<br />
blindworm; <strong>the</strong> serpent <strong>of</strong> brass.<br />
-pte0, m. rolling-press. -roF, m.<br />
ashes containing copper, -flagare, m.<br />
brazier, -flitf » n. engraving on cop-<br />
per. -fticEatf) m. engrrvcr. -(lytff,<br />
n. engraving, print, cut. -tafia, /. 7<br />
traverse table, -ttipcfare, m. copper<br />
plate-printer. -tr»&, m . copper-win<br />
lloppel, n. couple, -brabe, n. -fpel<br />
hack-board. - Bcppla, i^. a. 3 r<br />
to couple; to pimp, to p<strong>and</strong>er, t<br />
bawd. —te, m. p<strong>and</strong>er, procurer.<br />
Beppleri, «. bawdry. - BopplftfP*<br />
/. procuress.<br />
BoppfFatt, m. head-pence, capitatio<br />
B0taa,w>. coral. -fifFe, «. fishing<br />
corals, -mo^a, /. coralmoss. -ort<br />
f. coral-wort.<br />
Botf,m. pudding, gut-pudding, -^ottl<br />
n. a funnel <strong>of</strong> horn for <strong>the</strong> stuffin<br />
<strong>of</strong> puddings, -flttfa, /. a woode.<br />
skewer to close up a pudding.<br />
Berg, m. basket, fa -en, to get th<br />
bag to hold, -pti, m. osier, -ru^in<br />
n. raisins packed up in a mat. -(til<br />
m. wicker-chair, -fang , /. wicker.<br />
BorinteC, jj/. currants. [bed<br />
Betf, m. cork ; stopple <strong>of</strong> a bottle<br />
-fFruf, m. cork-screw. -fFatarc, n<br />
corkcutter. -fpamp , m. corkspunl<br />
—trab, n. corktree, —a, f «. to cork<br />
to stop with a cork.<br />
Betia, V. n. to rattle.<br />
Born , n. corn ; grain ; sight ; barley<br />
-Miff, n. lightning. -Homma, /<br />
corn-Hower, blue bottle, -bob, /.<br />
granary, -brob , n. barley -bre<br />
-gtoba, /. paddock, -gryn, n. bai%.<br />
ley. —jube, m. cornjcw, corn-factor.<br />
-Fnarr, m. corn-crake. -latFa,/<br />
bunting. -mafF,m. corn-worm,<br />
-mjol, n. barley-flower. -fFciFa,/<br />
jay. -v&tttn) n. barley-water. -tgH!<br />
Bernelbat, n. dogbcrry.<br />
Botp, m. raven.<br />
Bore, n. cross; crossbar; loin, reins<br />
cross, affliction, calamity. -,<br />
grant me mercy! gramercy! —b5*<br />
rare, m. crossbearer; sufifercr. -fo*<br />
rare, m. crusader. -fIfF, m. ruddy<br />
purple scastar. -fomtig, J. crosswise.<br />
-fa(la, V. a. to crucify, -fafl.<br />
ning,/. crucifixion, -gata, / cross-<br />
j
street. -gCpHC) n. lialberd. -gSng)<br />
m. crosswalk, -^etratne, m. pi. <strong>the</strong><br />
croises. -falj m. burwort, pilewort.<br />
-me#fl> /. holy-rood-day; crouchmass,<br />
-naf) m. cross-beak. -ti^=<br />
>«£, m. kiiight <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> cross, -^nitt-,<br />
n. crucial incision, -fptnttcl, m.<br />
hazelsjiider. -t(£eni n. sign <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
Borfctt, m. jumps, bodice.<br />
JBort, a. sliort, brief, concise. - em<br />
^ufPlliietj hoLheaded. - f«gMj in<br />
short, intiatl -> ere long. fom=<br />
UtA tin -a, to come short, -bufj<br />
m. marmotfish. -^et , f. shortness,<br />
brevity, conciseness, -fynt, a.<br />
shortsighted. -iynt^Cty f. sliort-<br />
sighteduess. -pinge, w. carion-eater.<br />
-eligen, ad. shoitly, briefly, in a<br />
few words.<br />
liott, n. card. f^JClrt -> to play at cards.<br />
-bWi, n. single card, leaf, -kf, m.<br />
a pack <strong>of</strong> cards, -pappetj ". pasteboard,<br />
-fpcl) n. game <strong>of</strong> cards. -fpf=<br />
latC) m. player at cards.<br />
BC5. ga jin - J to go away.<br />
pB<strong>of</strong>a, /. course.<br />
U<strong>of</strong>piS) m. blueflowered greek valerian.<br />
B0(i, m. fare, board, -f craFt.'.te j ?«.<br />
despiser <strong>of</strong> common fare, dainty per-<br />
son. -giingarCj '". boarder. -^Att)<br />
n. board, table, -kg, n. company at<br />
Jable. -pennitigflt ) m. pi. boardwages.<br />
BoiIaj v. a. & n. to cost. - pa, to bestow<br />
cost upon. — ut J to expend. —<br />
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592 "Eva<br />
BtAfA; v. M. to crackle.<br />
Uraelft) f. n. to labour uuder some<br />
difficulty. - ffp ftant) to make a<br />
poor shift to live, -tf > m. valetudiuarian.-<br />
BtfisUg, a. feeble, decrepit.<br />
-]^Ct} f. weakness.<br />
Bra^C, »;. cress, ditt<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
IXc&tSy m. scraper ; -vi-orm ; gunworm.<br />
-betjle) m. scralclier. -tiflel) m. cui-<br />
cLis. - Et«tf«, f. a. to scour with a<br />
worm. - fl'diey to nap. - uB) to<br />
card. - utj to pull out with a worm.<br />
KCt;t6, n. sweepings. Btfttfcr, pL<br />
sweeps, tlie rubbish <strong>of</strong> goldsmiths.<br />
Btfltta, /. rake. - , v. a. to rake, to<br />
scrape, to scratch.<br />
HT&veh n. carvel-work.<br />
Hreatwr, n. creature, animal.<br />
BrebentS) n. goblet, gustatory.<br />
Brcye^ /. crepis (plant).<br />
Brevling) m. azalea (plant).<br />
Hret», ^. circle, sphere. -lopp, «<br />
circular course, circulation.<br />
Briflj n. war. 0ft i -, to go to war.<br />
-«S«J /• military discipline. -Scrttfkr,<br />
wj. pL martial law. -sbygg-ncii,<br />
m. fortification. -SC»Qf|tium)<br />
71. war-<strong>of</strong>fice, -gfolf, n. soldiery,<br />
troops, forces. —9fatt0e) m. prisoner<br />
<strong>of</strong> war. -f OtFIfttittg , /. declaration<br />
<strong>of</strong> war. -gfernobetll^et, /. ammunition.<br />
-90ub, m. god <strong>of</strong> war. Mars.<br />
-gjUjfcinna, /. Bellona. -sfliitb,<br />
-sbjelpj m. contribution <strong>of</strong> war.<br />
-S^jelte, w. hero. -ii)'AX)m. armj,<br />
liost. -Sfamrat, m. fellow-soldier.<br />
-6fa#a,/. military cash, -sfneft)<br />
2lfO<br />
war, ship <strong>of</strong> war. -sfPoIa, /. milltary<br />
school, -gflanbetj n. <strong>the</strong> military<br />
state. -iti'H y m. time <strong>of</strong> war<br />
-gtjenjl, /. service, military expedition.<br />
-SPrtteilfFapj/". science <strong>of</strong> v<br />
-SPafenbe , n. military affairs. -!<br />
nttlg, /. military exercise, -a, a) V. a. to surroi<br />
to beset, -ligganbe, a. lying re<br />
about, -railtia, p. a. to invest, tc<br />
beset. — feglft) V. n. to sail round<br />
-feglittg, /. circumnavigation, -fju:<br />
fa? f. turu-sickjiess. -fPanfaj f. £<br />
intrencli all around. -fFatlgtting , /<br />
circumvallation. -fTobb, a. shod on<br />
four feet: encompassed; edged all<br />
around. -fFata, v. a. to round<br />
limit, -fpribajt'. a.to spread abr<br />
-fptibnitig, /. dispersion, -fttyfatlbf)<br />
a. vagabond. -jltO , f. -fptiba.<br />
-flattgaj v. a. to enclose. -panbraii«<br />
bej a. tiavelling about, vagabond.<br />
Briff, a. somewhat sour or sharp.<br />
BriflaH, m. crystal, -glas, n. cry<br />
tal-glass: crystal drjnking-glass. -rat«<br />
ffan i cgat, <strong>the</strong> crystalline hum<br />
-iff, a. crystalline, -ifeta, v. t<br />
crystallize. -ifering» /. crystallisa-<br />
/n. soldier. -sEoiljl /. military ait.<br />
,<br />
-sFejlnab > /. expences <strong>of</strong> war. -8=<br />
Ia0,7n. law <strong>of</strong> war, martial law, law tion, congelation into crystals.<br />
<strong>of</strong> arms. -9ly*a , /. chance <strong>of</strong> war. Btita/.chalk. -aftig,a.clialky. -]&pit»<br />
-emagt, m. army, -smaflt titt a. white as chalk. - , v. a. to chalk.<br />
Ian&8, laud-army, -smagt till t>at= Brittilj m. tumour arising on <strong>the</strong> neck;<br />
tCtlj naval army, -gjnatl) /« war- Bcegj m. alehouse. [<strong>and</strong> throat.<br />
riour. -sputg, n. stratagem. -tujl= Br<strong>of</strong>jm. hook ; angle, liook ; crooked-<br />
-ning, /. military preparation. ness, curvature, compass, round-<br />
-Stab) n. council <strong>of</strong> war ; counsellor<br />
at <strong>the</strong> board <strong>of</strong> war. -sratt, n.<br />
-bent, a. crooklegged. -liliic, f.<br />
eurvcj curve liue. —nabbj m. jabiru.<br />
court - martial, -sfFepp y n. mau <strong>of</strong> -nafa,/. acpviline nose, crooked nose.<br />
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hooknose. -Cy0fli0) a. crookLacked,<br />
hunchbacked. -ry00ict]f»et, /. gibbosity,<br />
-rag, m. crooked way, roundabout<br />
way. —i^) a. crooked, hooked.<br />
lay. -ru#in, n. jar-raisins.<br />
BruII, m. mundimgus.<br />
BruHigj a. crisp.<br />
Bcutn, a. T. compassing; f. Bt<strong>of</strong>tg.<br />
-Citf elj m. callipers. -\a,\9t m. retort,<br />
-tolts, -l)ult) n. compass-timber,<br />
-fprang, n. curvet.<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong>. <strong>English</strong> Diet.<br />
Btiimpen<br />
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shrunken, contiacted<br />
gS -ig , to walk stooping, -is^t,<br />
f. crookedness. -iQt, ad. krookedly.<br />
—na-) f. n. to become crooked; to<br />
yield : to warp.<br />
BtOfo^iI, m. crocodile,<br />
HtsMilhy f. Turk's cap.<br />
Brona, /. crown. - (Bton) -Hait n.<br />
petal, -gulb, «. base gold, -j&jottjm.<br />
hart, —flint , n. red campion-rose,<br />
-kg , m. T. aestivation. -lilja , /<br />
monster (frisillaria L.). -prins, m.<br />
prince royal, -vctnfc^a , f. princess<br />
Brus, n. mug: ruffle:<br />
pliments. utci vithoi '. ceremony.<br />
— btiifccj n. graiuing-board. —bat) t<br />
gooseberry, -flot, n. crape. -Htg,<br />
/. rougli panic-grass. -|»uft»U^ , n.<br />
one who is difficult to deal with,<br />
-jern, n. curling-iron, -fal, m.<br />
crisped colewort. -ntyttta , /.<br />
mackrel-mint. -faHfltj m. succory.<br />
-tifiel, m. curled thistle, thistle upon<br />
thistle, -tatel, m. mountain-hair. -<br />
Btnjfa, f . a. &: n. to curl ; to use too<br />
much compliments. — Bruffclig) a.<br />
ceremonious. - Btuftg, a. curied.<br />
royal. -attfTotfaj / artichoke. - Brutj n. gunpowder, -bruf j n. pow-<br />
(litone) -befalltiinggtrtfln, f. ^itaiidermill. -butf, m. powder-room.<br />
feg^e. -bctjmt, m. bailifi". -go&S) -frafarcj m. squib, -i^orn, n. pow-<br />
n. <strong>the</strong> king's demain. -^eitimott, n. der-hoin. -^US, n. powder-magazine.<br />
crownl<strong>and</strong>. -matfCyn. crownmark. — famittare, rn. room for powder.<br />
-tjufi m. peculator, -tjufnabj /.de- -m.lti^ n. shot-charger. -pr<strong>of</strong>PfltC,<br />
peculation, -tiinbetj m.pl. bite-teeth. m. powder-trier, -flattga, /. train<br />
-UtfFylbet, m.pl. taxes paid to <strong>the</strong> <strong>of</strong> gun-powder, -tottt , n. powder-<br />
government, -rar^i) n. a price magazine. -ragjljOT. gunpowder-cart.<br />
fixed by public authority. -Oft, f. Bryi a. lively, brisk, pert.<br />
axe- vetch.<br />
BrycEa, /. crutcii.<br />
SrotltD, 771. scorpion's semia.<br />
Brybba, /. spice; herb, plant. -, v. a.<br />
Kropfj m. body. -»byggnfl&, /. to spice, to season. - (Bty^t) -bo&,<br />
complexion. -Sjel) m. a part <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> /. grocer's shop. -gScbj m. kitchen-<br />
body, member, -splift,^. -9(h;flff, garden, -framban&el , m. spicery.<br />
n. corporal punishment. -a8) m. <strong>the</strong> -framate, »!. grocer. -la&a,/. spice-<br />
top <strong>of</strong> a house, -jlig, a. bodily, corbox, -ndlifa, /. clove, -peppar,<br />
liropptufrfi, /. cropper. [poreal. m. all-spice. —pafCj ni. sweet-bag.<br />
Brcpa, V. a. *.o bruise, to crack, to -
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Iltvpe» n. cottage, hut.<br />
Sry^fl) f. n. to cruise. -tCf m. crui-<br />
ser. -ret>uU, ". kevel. - (Ilty#) -fc=<br />
gel, «. mizen-topsail. -flailfl, m.<br />
mizen-topmast.<br />
Bryila, f. a. to squeeze. - (Iff, «'. r,<br />
to strain one's self. - Btyflning, /<br />
squeeze, pressure,<br />
Braf a, /. crow ; svvimmer ; frog, frush.<br />
SpanfT -) roller. Ufa. ])Oppa-j to play<br />
at leap-frog. - (Btaf) -fottct<br />
j)l. pothooks, scrawl, -rte, n. crakel)crry,<br />
black crow. —viStt-ym.pl, birdstares.<br />
-Uttetj m.pl. bilter-vctch.<br />
Krcm, n. stuffing. [to look big.<br />
Utama fig, v. r. to briddle one's neck,<br />
jttrangfl, n. confusion, trick, shift. -<br />
Braiigla, f . «. to play tricks, -ttym.<br />
cheater, shifter. - Btanglig , a.<br />
.<br />
2vul<br />
, . ,<br />
to dcflour, to debauch; to corrupt<br />
to invade, to derogate from. -Bran!<br />
tting, /. violation, infringement ; d<<br />
baucliing, stupration.<br />
Btaeltg, a. delicate, dainty. -l)et,<br />
delicacy, daintiness.<br />
Brasmagab, a. squeamish.<br />
Brogare, m. BrcgerfFa, / alehous<<br />
keeper. - TXitl^ni, n. alehousekeej<br />
iiig.<br />
Br<strong>of</strong>a, v. a. to bend, to make crookei<br />
- fig, V. r. to wind. - BroEntng,<br />
winding, turning, n)e<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
Brona, t>. a. to crown. - matt, itii<br />
oi) t)igt, to gauge. - tran, to<br />
- ttt fartyg, to put <strong>the</strong> ma<br />
a crown on a ship. - BtOtltng , .<br />
coronation gauging.<br />
;<br />
Brotlifa, /. chronicle. -fFttfrate, r,<br />
chronicler.<br />
Bras, n. frill, rufBe; tripes.<br />
Urijtffl, «. quarrel, wrangle.<br />
UtiSlai f. twirling-stick.<br />
Bt<strong>of</strong>e, 'J. mesentery <strong>and</strong> intestines <strong>of</strong><br />
'<br />
calf, tripe. -Br09faft,w. gastric) I<br />
TXub^m. cube.-(Bubif)-matt,/j. cub<br />
Urafta, /! crab, crawfish ; T. cancer. - measure, -rot, /. cubic root. - B<br />
(Brsft) -flftig, a. cancerous. -at= bifr, a. cubic. [whc<br />
tab, a. cancrine. -gang,/", ga -gan= Bubb, m. block. -t>t)Cte, n. duckbil<br />
gen, to miscarry, -fie, m. crawfoot; Bwbbe, m. cushion. [pusi<br />
-vvatchframe-gauge. -flctl , m. cra- Buffa, c. a. to thrust, to knock<br />
besyes. —fat, n. cancerous ulcer. Buft>a, V. a. to check, to curb, to sup<br />
Brafpa, /. craw, crop, gizzard, -flintl) press, to subdue.<br />
a. high in <strong>the</strong> instep.<br />
KrafPa, > a- to dem<strong>and</strong>, to require,<br />
Bugellatf, n. round lake. [whe<br />
Bugge, m. cog. - Buggl&jul, n. co<br />
Btaf, n. little creature, reptile, -a, f Bujon, m. coward.<br />
n. to crawl, to crowd.<br />
Bul, m. T. fair wind.<br />
BcHfas, f. rf. to vomit. - (Btaf) Bula, /. den, cave, cavern ; ball, bu<br />
-mebel, «. vomit, emetic -pulpct, let, shot; ballot; bump. - (Bu<br />
w. emetic powder. -tOt, /. ipeca- -batf,w. T'.shotlocker. -form,w<br />
cuanha, -fait, n. emetic tartar.<br />
letmould. -tiitfat, m.pl. shutgarl<strong>and</strong><br />
llraf la, /. bat.<br />
Bulen, a. chill, chilly, bleak.<br />
Hcala, V. n. to crawl, to creep. Bun, m. brood, hatch, battt af fotfl<br />
Uramatc, m. shopkeeper. - Btamect, -en, children by <strong>the</strong> first marria<br />
n. shopkeeping, mercery.<br />
Bull, ad. down, -bytta, /. somerse<br />
JElrampa, /. complaint, ailment, indis- flying top over tail.<br />
position. - TivUmpiSf a. sickly, in- BuQc, m. crown, top ; hillock.<br />
BuHcrflenar, m. pi. rollers.<br />
Btatiga, v. a. &: n. to heave down; BuHcrflol, m. stool, a seat without<br />
to heel, to lecfall. - Brangnittg, /: back, tabouret.<br />
careening ; lietling.<br />
BuOfananbe, «. falling down.<br />
Branffij v. a. to violate, to infringe; Budfatlaj V. a. to fell, to cut down.
:ruI<br />
BuniB) a- dodded, without horns.<br />
auttcpp, n. T. barrel.<br />
nuUra, V. a. a n. to roU. - Buntifl,<br />
a. lulled, convex. —l^rtj/". roundiieij,<br />
convexity.<br />
BuHftgUj V. a. &: n. to sail a roundabout<br />
way : to circumnavigate.<br />
Bulfa, /. gymnotiu.<br />
UultjC) m. breeze, a gentle gale, I«bet<br />
-, light gale, bcamfegels -j loom<br />
BumJIl, m. cumin. [gale.<br />
Bummcl) n. a mark to direct naviga-<br />
>. -tunn«) /. T. canbuoy.<br />
Bummer, m. aveut, benuet.<br />
Butlbat, a. notorious, known.<br />
BunJ, OT.. customer. [guy.<br />
Buntrsf tfltfj m. T. waistrope, boat's-<br />
Buiig :c., f. Benung ic. -s^jiittfl, /.<br />
untt, kuig's-hood. 5a till -, to<br />
ike application to <strong>the</strong> king.<br />
Buflfloraj v. a. to make known, to declare,<br />
to publish, to advertise. - Bun=<br />
florelfCj y. publication, notification.<br />
Bunna, v. n. d a. to can, to be able,<br />
to have power; to kuow^, to under-<br />
st<strong>and</strong>, to be possessed <strong>of</strong>. - Buttttig,<br />
a. known; cunning. - BunfTflp j /.<br />
skill, knowledge ; notice, information,<br />
intelligence; utility. -fltCj fn. spy,<br />
BuiltA, /. T. mouse. [scout.<br />
BuPhj /. a round protuberance, boss ;<br />
a little hillock; case, box. -, f. a. -<br />
riiirtetj to lay earth round <strong>the</strong> stem<br />
<strong>of</strong> a plant. - Bwpig, a. bossed, bellied<br />
; concave.<br />
But J '". cure; centry-box ; coverture,<br />
tilt, -flabe, m. a covered sledge.<br />
ButA) V. n. to juke.<br />
ButbitS, m. gourd. [torate.<br />
Burfutfle, m. elector. -nbome,n. elec-<br />
Burir, m. courier.<br />
Burl.;, V. n. to coo, to croo.<br />
Burra, /. bone-fish.<br />
Burra, /. dungeon.<br />
Burra, i'. n. to rumble, to croak.<br />
Burtig, m. caressing. - Butttfetfl, v.<br />
a. to flatter, to coax.<br />
Bufa, Buf^A, f.«. to couch, to lie<br />
close to <strong>the</strong> ground.<br />
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Bufin, m. a f. cousin.<br />
Buf?, m. coachman, -'bo&y m. coachbox,<br />
—a, V. n. to coach, to drive a<br />
coach, -a emfring, to post about.<br />
Bu^a, /. blenny.<br />
Buff, m. coast. -bevctCXtj m. guardship,<br />
-ffltate, m. coaster.<br />
Buttyggig, a. humpbacked.<br />
Butter, rri. cutter, -brigg, m. brigcutter.<br />
Buttra, V. n. to croo, to coo.<br />
By tf ling , m. chick, chicken. -^OttA,<br />
f. clucking-hen.<br />
Byffe, n. hut, cottage.<br />
BylA, V. a. to cool, to chiU. -nit me=:<br />
&cl, n.pl. coolers, -n&e, s. f. coolness,<br />
chilliness. - (Byl) -fAt, n. keel-fat,<br />
cooler, -fla, V. a. to take <strong>the</strong> chill <strong>of</strong><br />
a cold drink, -fpuljl , m. a swelling<br />
occasioned by cold, -fat, n. chil-<br />
blain, kibe, -ig, a. chilly.<br />
Byttct, m. buff waistcoat. -fAtg , m.<br />
martial or yellow ochre.<br />
BylfA, /. cluster, bunch.<br />
Byittel, m. savory, summer-savory.<br />
Bynbeleme^A, /. c<strong>and</strong>lemas,<br />
Byn&ig, a. conceited. [tion.<br />
Bynne, n. temper <strong>of</strong> mind, disposi-<br />
Byp, m. dier's tub.<br />
Bypare, m. wine-cooper, cooper.<br />
Byper, m. diaper.<br />
Byrapier, m. trooper.<br />
Bytfrcl, m. cher%-il. fFatlfT -, roughchervil.<br />
fpanfF -, gj eat - chervil,<br />
sweet-fern. frenfF -, garden-chervil.<br />
By tf a, /.church.- (ByrFo) -betient,<br />
m. clergyman, -b<strong>of</strong> , /. chiuch-book.<br />
—bruC, n. ceremony <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> chiurchrite.<br />
-banf, m. pew. -botl, /. common<br />
prayer. -falJ, m. kestril. -fa*<br />
ber, m.pl. fa<strong>the</strong>rs. -gotie,re. churchl<strong>and</strong>,<br />
income. -gSng , m. going to<br />
chinch ; churching. 3ungftU IRArie<br />
—gang, <strong>the</strong> purification <strong>of</strong> Saiut<br />
Mary, -gatfe, ni. cliurch-yard. -ber=<br />
be, m. parson, rector. -l)ijleric , /.<br />
ecclesiastic histoi7. -lag, rn. canonlaw,<br />
-latare, m. fa<strong>the</strong>r, -muc,<br />
m. church- wall, cliurchyard-wall.<br />
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—m'otti n. council, synod. -er&= frost. - Balbtag, n. tlie thai<br />
ninS} f. agenda, chuich-discipliue. <strong>the</strong> eartli in spring.<br />
-plift, m. penance; churchfine. Balfe, m. sledge.<br />
-tan, n. sacrilege. -fPtu5, m. church- BaHfl, /. fountain, spring. - (BaO<br />
attire. -(Ifl&ga, /. church-ordinance, -fro, n. edible frog, -f ta#e , n<br />
canon, -flctertj m. <strong>the</strong> pope's domi- water-cress, -fait, n. basket-sal<br />
nion, -tcgning, /. churching, -tjuf, -fptatig, n. foimtain-head , wel<br />
m. church-robber, -tjuftlflbj /• sa- spring. -Patten, ". spring-watM<br />
crilege, church-robbing, -tcttlj n. fountain-water.<br />
steeple <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> church, -uplfl, /• Battarc, m. cellar ; tavern. - (Battot<br />
barn-owl. -Pflft«tE , m. church- -balg, m. mezereon, spurgc-laiu-el<br />
guard. —t>. «. to contend, to contest<br />
to vie, to struggle, -nbe, n. conten<br />
tion, struggle. - Bampe, wi. cham<br />
pion, v.Testler.<br />
Bangor, /. pi. buskins, half-boots.<br />
Banna, v. a. to know, to discern; t<br />
underst<strong>and</strong> : to feel ; to try ; to h<strong>and</strong>h<br />
- m fFylbtg , to find one guilty,<br />
efter, to try ; to search after, to loo<br />
after, brt fannet eftet, it puts on<br />
hard to it. - foe fig , -fig fete , 1<br />
grope one's way. - igen , to knov<br />
again. - mifie,to mistake. - Tfl-) to feel<br />
to try, to taste ; to discern by.<br />
tin Utfecnbet, to know one by sij<br />
tiVij to feel. - at
insensibility, -fatttj a. sensible, tender,<br />
-oml^et* /. sensibility, tenderness.<br />
- MnUiSi a. sensible. -^tt,f.<br />
sensibility.<br />
BaPP) m. stick, staff, cane, -tanb) n.<br />
caneribbon. —fnapp y m. canehead.<br />
-t«pp , n. -flflttgj m. stroke with a<br />
stick.<br />
HJiXya. dear, beloved, agreeable, sweet,<br />
pleasant; enamoured, smitten with<br />
love. t)«ta-i) to be in love with.<br />
\)l^& -, to cherish, to be fond <strong>of</strong>.<br />
bet iit mifl -t, I am glad <strong>of</strong> it. -flftC)<br />
m. lover, swee<strong>the</strong>art. -i^O,-, f. swee<strong>the</strong>art,<br />
mistress, love, -fommetl) ad.<br />
welcome. -leEj m. love, affection.<br />
^rtillig -leE, charity. - (Barlefs)<br />
-bref) n. love-letter, -btytf j m.<br />
philtre, charm, -futt , a. amorous,<br />
full <strong>of</strong> love ; kind, charitable. -fot=<br />
Elating,/ declaration <strong>of</strong> love, -gwb,<br />
m. love, Cupid, -gubifltlflj /. goddess<br />
<strong>of</strong> love, Venus. -\anbi\tTn.<br />
amour, intrigue, -j^tjlotia ,/. lovetale.<br />
-l>«n&elfct) m. pi. loves, -lit,<br />
a. uncharitable, loveless, inhumane.<br />
-I05l>et, /. lovelessness. -tfltlfat,<br />
m. pi. amorous reveries. -Vttl, n.<br />
work <strong>of</strong> charity. -Ptffi j /. lovesong.<br />
-afvetttipri n. love-affair. - Batlijt,<br />
a. amorous ; amiable, kind. -i&Ct, fkindness,<br />
fondness.<br />
BatA, V. n. to sue ano<strong>the</strong>r at law. -ft,<br />
-nbCj n. action entered, -tlbe, m. &<br />
a. plaintiff, enditer. - BaromSI, n.<br />
action, dem<strong>and</strong>, cause, impeachment.<br />
Bfltf, a. rough, harsh, -^rt,/. harshness,<br />
roughness, [bind up in sheaves.<br />
Batfre, m. sheaf, tinbfl i f
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- ffifl, to be entangled. - ftflm titt,<br />
to drive to. - fcrbt » to pass by. -<br />
fore, to drive before. - i iiFcrn , to<br />
plough. - iftan , to turn <strong>of</strong>f, out <strong>of</strong>.<br />
- t^Op) to drive toge<strong>the</strong>r. - in, to<br />
thrust in ; to carry in. - ill fco9 nl'<br />
gon, to call upon one. - dttlfuH) to<br />
overset. - pa, to diive on; to hurry<br />
on. - upp, to start ; to make one get<br />
up. - I4t, to ride out ; to tui-n out. -<br />
efPft, to pass over, to drive over.<br />
Borcnfee, n. abcning, /. driving, rid-<br />
ing, carriage, course. — JRottJre, '«.<br />
carrier, driver. - (Bot) -fagfl, m.<br />
goos<strong>and</strong>er. -tefcfPdp , n. carriage,<br />
vehicle, -fpftt, rn. driver, coacliniau.<br />
-Pa{{,m. road, common way. - U'it-<br />
fel, m. carriage. [to poimd ore.<br />
Botna , V. a. to granulate. - ntAlttt,<br />
Uotibatf n. cherry.<br />
BorsnSt, m. furrier, skinner.<br />
Kcrtel, m. gl<strong>and</strong>ule ; nodule, -ftftifl,<br />
a. gl<strong>and</strong>ulous.<br />
Kott, n. flesh, meat; pulp; concupiscence,<br />
bli - , to iucarn. -aftifl,<br />
a. like flesli; pulpous. -bob, /.shambles.<br />
-fua,a. plump, -fwttbet,/plumpness,<br />
-fiirg, m. carnation.<br />
-fnif, m. chopping-knife. -fcrf, m.<br />
sausage, -mat, m. ficshmcat. -minflkre,<br />
m. fleshmougcr. -foppa, /<br />
beefsoup. -fpA&, n. broth, -jiytfe,<br />
n. piece <strong>of</strong> meat. —f^C, n. fleshwound,<br />
-ttii'^y m. fibre. -tSfl, n.<br />
muscle. -P(ij;t, m. fleshy excrescence.<br />
-'itAniti a. carnivorous. -Atdtf, m.<br />
-flig, a. cafnal, lustful, fleshly, -fliga<br />
fyfFon, bro<strong>the</strong>rs <strong>and</strong> sisters by <strong>the</strong><br />
same fa<strong>the</strong>r <strong>and</strong> mo<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
iabbe, m. a kind <strong>of</strong> sea-gull, mew(larus<br />
parasiticus).<br />
Jlabytint, m. labyrinth, maze,<br />
ilatf, n. sealing-wax. -fftni^a, /.<br />
lacker, -a, u. a. to seal, -eta, v. a.<br />
to lacker. -er«te, m. varnishcr.<br />
-etilig, /. varuish.<br />
&fl(Emo», m. litmus.<br />
£,a&a,/. barn. - (iftbu) -BoIf,«<br />
thrashing-floor, blar-floor. -flatfe, m<br />
dairy, farm; farm-yard, stock o<br />
cattle, -gatfeepigfl ,/. maid fur th.<br />
cattle, -fpfllfl, /: chimney-swallow<br />
ifliba, V. a. to charge; to load. .<br />
Aabbninp , /. cliarging ; charge<br />
cargo, lading. - (£.a^^) -Ryfffl, m<br />
gun-stick, ladle, -(lafe, -^odf, m<br />
ram-rod, gun-stick.<br />
fi.af, m. lichen (lichen plicatus).<br />
£aft)C, m. couch. [tire; broadside<br />
^.ag, n. layer, bed, stratum ; course<br />
£.ag, n. order ; custom, manner ; satisfaction,<br />
couteulmeut; company; entertainment.<br />
£ag, ad. about. t>i& -, about. ^Pai<br />
rib -? whereabout? fa t>ib -, <strong>the</strong>reabouts.<br />
£a0, /rt. decoction ; lie, buck, pickle.<br />
£a0, w. law. -b<strong>of</strong>,/. lawbook, code<br />
-btOtt,n. violation <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> law. -bty.<br />
tare, '«. one wlio breaks <strong>the</strong> law.<br />
-bunbett, a. bound by law ; convicted.<br />
-fata , V. a. to proceed according tc<br />
law. -faren, a. skilled in <strong>the</strong> law.<br />
-faren{)et , /. jurisprudence, -fart,<br />
m. lawsuit, -fraga, /. question ol<br />
law. -fatlflCn, a. lawfully acquired.<br />
-fa|la, V. a. to confirm by law. -fos<br />
ra, V. a. to sue at law. -gitl, -pitt»<br />
tig, a. good in law. -graitn, a. nice,<br />
minutely cautious, -granttbet, f.<br />
niceness, minute exactness. -Farl, m,<br />
learned in <strong>the</strong> law. -frSflt, a. legally<br />
crowned, -lifmatig, a. conformable<br />
to law. -lybig, a. obedient<br />
to <strong>the</strong> law. -lybnab, /. obedience<br />
to <strong>the</strong> law. -Io9, a. lawless. -l'6i*t<br />
bet, /. lawlessness, illegality. -matt»4<br />
m. superiour judge in <strong>the</strong> country,<br />
-matter att, m. superiom: court in th«<br />
country, -faga, /. jurisdiction, district.<br />
-fTipiling, /. administratioB<br />
<strong>of</strong> justice, -flabbj a. lawfully hired,"<br />
-itiftanbe, a. -jliftattbe magt, legis-lative<br />
power, -(liftare, /re. legislator.<br />
-(liftnitig,/. legislation, -fltl, m.
£ a. contrary<br />
to law. -foEning, /. lawsuit, -titna)<br />
a. -tiniHtingi ordinary assize. -t)(;&&,<br />
a. moved to ano<strong>the</strong>r cuiut. -Perf, n.<br />
legislation. -pribflCf) -Ptangfite, m.<br />
pettifogger. -PKtlJJningj /. cliicane.<br />
-PUnnen, a. cast in law. -a, a. lawful,<br />
legal, -lifl, a. lawfid, legal,<br />
conformable to law; moderate. -Iifl=<br />
|)ft, /. lawfulness, validity.<br />
Si&^i,^ V. a. to prepare, to dress, to<br />
take care; to mend, to repair. -<br />
fa
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gion. -fTapemalninit) /. -(lycEc, n,<br />
l<strong>and</strong>scape. -fpoIe,m. halcyon, -fiisa,<br />
V. n. to l<strong>and</strong>, to disembark, -(lig^<br />
ning, /. l<strong>and</strong>ing, descent, -fltyf atf,<br />
m. vagabond, -jlanbetj n. pi. <strong>the</strong><br />
states <strong>of</strong> a province, -fflttfl, v. a. ti<br />
set asliore, to l<strong>and</strong>, -fiitttung, /. setting<br />
ashore. -Ptrtb} m. l<strong>and</strong>turn<br />
breeze <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> l<strong>and</strong>.<br />
£.on&fl) v. n. to l<strong>and</strong>, to disembark.<br />
&,a,ni-, m. lance. - ianfett, m. lancet.<br />
iantetnA) /. lantern; - (ifltctna))<br />
magica, magic lantern.<br />
£.app) 771. piece, patch, botch, shred.<br />
— dj V. a. to patch, to botch, to cobble,<br />
-fltf) m. patcher, botcher, -iflj<br />
a. full <strong>of</strong> botches.<br />
-i&t\)tt-, f. viciousness. -fuDja. full<br />
<strong>of</strong> vice. [rer. - Jl.fi(lPflrb,a. blamable.<br />
iajta, V. a. to blame, -rc, 77t. sl<strong>and</strong>e-<br />
&at, a. lazy, idle. -\tt, f. laziness,<br />
idleness. -^Utl^j m. a lazj fellow.<br />
£fltill) m. latin.<br />
AflPA,/. lava.<br />
£
farewell! lefpeBonuttgen! God save<br />
<strong>the</strong> King ! -nbC) a. living, alive, lively;<br />
T. sliivering. -tlfce Ijittf, quickset<br />
hedge, -nit PittrtC, m. eye-witness.<br />
- AefPetne, «. life, course <strong>of</strong><br />
life, behaviour. [gore-blood.<br />
Aefta jig) f. n. to clot. Uftab blob,<br />
Aefretj /n. liver, -flioe, /. hcpatical<br />
aloes. -btUttja. livercoloured. -flliitf,<br />
m. freckle. —fotf) 'w. liverpudding,<br />
haggess. -tim, /J. mean verse. -fJwfSj<br />
/. hepatical disease, -jlett,/". hepatite.<br />
Aefrerans, to. deliverance, got* -,<br />
to furnish. - &efveteta, v. a. to deliver;<br />
to supply; to give, to join<br />
(battle).<br />
Hega, v. a. to hire. - ut, to let out.<br />
-, s. /. Iiire. - AcgOfolf, «. hired<br />
people. - Aego^jonj n. hired servant.<br />
Jlegat, ^72. legate, envoy. -iOHj/. embassy,<br />
-ionsfefcetetate) wi. secretary<br />
Aejb, wz. safeconduct, femm« l^etn p2<br />
-, to come home by warrant <strong>of</strong> a<br />
safeconduct. [urtfle) m. lioncel.<br />
£eJ0«) w. lion, -inno, /. lionness.<br />
5.ef 5 m. sport, play, fun, game;<br />
spawning ; copulation. -bcH) n. toys,<br />
-famtflt, 771. playfellow. -fafeCj /.<br />
pi. playthings, -fyjlet, /. playfellow,<br />
-ttb, 77!. playtime; spawningtime<br />
; coupling-time. — flj v. a. & n.<br />
to play, to sport, to toy ; to spawn.<br />
-«, meb) to play with, to fiddle with.<br />
bet at iSe att -a meti, <strong>the</strong>re's no fool-<br />
ing, -a Ifltnmlefen rmb nagon, to<br />
undo. — me&etb)to play upon words.<br />
iLefametl) m. body; corpse. - S^tfAirXlig,<br />
a. bodily, corporeal.<br />
S^tiAtt, m. weasel. [pi. laity.<br />
£efinanj m. layman, laick. - Jtefitian,<br />
£em, 771. limb, member. l)cmliga -,<br />
genitals. -lyttj -logj a. mutilated.<br />
£emel) 771. lemming, lemmus.<br />
Actntlflj f. a. to leave, to deliver, to<br />
afibrd ; to relinquish ; to resign ; to<br />
admit. - efttt fig, to leave behind<br />
one's self. - Aeitttling, /. residue,<br />
remnant. —At>^/. leavings^ ruias.<br />
£if 601<br />
£en, a. s<strong>of</strong>t. -|)l2(let) n. mo%fying<br />
plaster. —patetj n. thavring wea<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
-bet,/, s<strong>of</strong>tness, lenity. -«, v. a. to<br />
mollify, to s<strong>of</strong>ten, to thaw, bit -t<br />
u;?p ett. pa, it thaws.<br />
Jieeparb, 772. leopard.<br />
iec, 77. ileta, /. clay, -aftig, a.<br />
clayey, -art, m. species <strong>of</strong> clay.<br />
-btuF, n. mortar <strong>of</strong> clay, -braf fl, /.<br />
a machine to work clay, -gtop , /.<br />
clay-pit. -jotb, /. clay-soil. -fnif«,<br />
/. ear<strong>the</strong>n pot. -pipa, /. ear<strong>the</strong>n<br />
tobacco-pipe, -jg, a. clayey, loamy.<br />
£etf «, V. n. to proceed gently. - (ig<br />
fram, to work one's way. - wt, to<br />
stift, to draw out <strong>of</strong>.<br />
S,tta,y V. a. to seek, to search, to look,<br />
to look after. - igenottt, to overhale.<br />
- upp, to search out. - utf to select<br />
from o<strong>the</strong>rs ; to sift ; to sound ; to<br />
pump ; to trace out.<br />
£etblom|lcr, n. dier's camomil.<br />
£et>foja, /. gilliflower.<br />
S^tfUy f. lesson. - Jipp, V. a. to upbraid,<br />
to reprim<strong>and</strong>.<br />
£.Cj;tf en, n. <strong>dictionary</strong>.<br />
£ibfltitffl, /. lovage.<br />
Jticent, 771. custom, duty.<br />
&,iba^ V. a. to suffer, to undergo. Pflt*<br />
vil libm, to be well looked upon.<br />
-nbty a. suffering, passive, -nbe, s.<br />
n. passion, suffering, loss, damage. —<br />
&t5elfe, /. passion.<br />
£i&ij, V. n. to go on, to pass. - iJ!Sk<br />
flut, to draw an issue. - It, to grow<br />
towards, bit Mbit foe l^otiom, he is<br />
a man <strong>of</strong> quick h<strong>and</strong>s. - £.i&elig, a.<br />
tolerable, supportable.<br />
Lxbitt n. shed.<br />
S-ibetltg, a. dissolute, loose. -\ttt f.<br />
debauchery, dissoluteness,<br />
fi-te, 771. si<strong>the</strong>. -Otf, 7J. <strong>the</strong> h<strong>and</strong>le <strong>of</strong><br />
a si<strong>the</strong>. -Pfltg, m. louse-wort.<br />
£tf, n. life; body, waist, fitflfffl tJtt<br />
-t>et, to inflict a capital punishment<br />
on. fmal i -ret, small in <strong>the</strong> waist,<br />
slender. ffeppetS-, latitude <strong>of</strong> a ship,<br />
-aftig, a. lively, -afttgbet, / live-<br />
liness, vivacity, -ctlbflt, m. pi. vital
602 ^if<br />
spirits, -fitfpinp, m. issue, -^agflt,<br />
m. pt. days <strong>of</strong> life, lifetime. -^tO=<br />
bfltlt, m. gentleman <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> King's body-guard,<br />
-trcflon > m. dragoon <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> body-giiard. -egetl , a. & m.<br />
slave, dependent, bond-slave. -epen=<br />
fPfljj, /. bond-service, -fAra , /.<br />
danger <strong>of</strong> life. -fruft,/». <strong>of</strong>fspring,<br />
foetus. -fangCj m. a prisoner condemned<br />
to execution. —farj) m. favourite<br />
colour; carnation. —fargflbj<br />
a. incarnadin. -flebitig j n. dower,<br />
-{jifran^ei a. lifegiving, vivifying.<br />
-$ittna, /. perilonium. -\u^&t-,m.<br />
husar <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> body-guard, -f itutfl) m.<br />
surgeon to a prince, -flabntttfl, /.<br />
stay <strong>and</strong> coat, slip, -f etttpAtli) n. tlie<br />
cliiePs own company, -ftaftj /. vital<br />
power, animality. -FufF, ^. <strong>the</strong><br />
chief coachman to a prince, -luft, m.<br />
vital air. -log , a. lifeless, -tnebel,<br />
n. provision, -tnebicue, m. bodyphysician,<br />
-mobet) /. womb, -tiflta<br />
fig, V. r. to get one's livelihood,<br />
-page, m. page in ordinary. -«=<br />
gemettte, n. regiment <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> bodyguard,<br />
-rotf, m. close coat. -rStltfl,<br />
/. lifeannuily. -ratt , m. favourite<br />
meat, -ffift, m. radical moisture.<br />
-{0,1, f. case <strong>of</strong> life <strong>and</strong> death, capital<br />
crime, -fpittan, /. throwing away <strong>of</strong><br />
one's life. -ftorlef,7n. ett hilb i-fior=<br />
lef, an image in full length, -(hrafF,<br />
n. pain <strong>of</strong> death, -jlyde, n. jamp.<br />
-tt6, m. lifetime, -uppf^clle, n.<br />
livelihood. -Pfift, TO. lifeguard, -lig,<br />
a. lively, sprightly, brisk. -lig ef,<br />
corporal oath. -ligt, arf. lively. -lig=<br />
\)et-, f. vivacity, liveliness, sprightli-<br />
£.ifra9, v. d. to quicken. [uess.<br />
^*0rarantta, to lie promiscuously.<br />
- pa, to lie upon, to<br />
upon ; to pusli on. - qrat cfpft<br />
flatten, to stay night over. - ut egg,<br />
to hatch. - ute, to lie abroad. -<br />
to importune; to lead to. - <strong>of</strong>Pet en<br />
mei $ugg cd) flag, to be for <<br />
beating one. -nbe, a. lying, situated.<br />
-&te, m. hog's-head, tun, casl<br />
iiggebag, m. laying-day. - (iJgg)<br />
-bags, ad. bedtime. -t>ona, /. broud •<br />
hen. -fati, n. stilling cask, -jlo*,<br />
m. T. beam laid over <strong>the</strong> piers <strong>of</strong> a<br />
bridge, -flalle , n. place <strong>of</strong> rest, rc-<br />
Jiigilfler, m. privet. [pose.<br />
Aif, n. T. bolt-rope, ta-, head-r.<br />
untta. -tti foot-rope, ft&tn^t -en,<br />
<strong>the</strong> leeches.<br />
fi.if , n. corpse, dead body, fla -, t<br />
lie in state, -begangclfe, /. exequie:<br />
-bjubate, m. inviter to a fune<br />
ral. -tar, /. bier, hearse, -farg,<br />
m. death-colour, -fifla, /. c<strong>of</strong>fin.<br />
-mafF, ^.creeping ulcer. —prcbiFan,<br />
/. funeral sermon. -prece^,/7i. "<br />
neral procession. — flen , m. gra<br />
stone, -fl<strong>of</strong>c, -flel, m. njortiiary.<br />
-fang , m. funeral-song, -torn ,<br />
corn, angnail. -t>agn, m. hearse.<br />
£iF, a. like, equal, rata fig aQtib -,<br />
to be always <strong>the</strong> same, -ate, -aflj<br />
a. more proper, <strong>the</strong> most becoming,<br />
-attafc, a. homogeneous, -attig^et,<br />
f. liomogeneity. —binty a. even<br />
ged, isosceles, -fotmig , a. conformable,<br />
congruous. -giOttg, a. indif-<br />
ferent. -giOtigbet, /. indifference<br />
-gott, ad. all one. -$OCntg, a. equi<br />
angular. -inattg,a. conformable, ac<br />
cordingto. -mattg^et,/. conformity,<br />
-nojb, a. indifferent, -nojibct,/.<br />
indifference, -fitig , a. equilateral,<br />
-finntg, a. evenminded, equanimous.<br />
-annigM*/ equanimity. -(laajf,(<br />
a. conform, analogical, -flammig, «• •<br />
harmonical, unisonous, -tittg,<br />
syndironical. -titlQ^tti f. synchro-
nism. -tyiig) a. syuoiiymous. -ty=<br />
biB^et, f. syuonjmy. -Ptnfltg, a.<br />
equiangular, -piptj -Pal, ad. yet,<br />
neyertlielesSj however, -fl, ad. alike.<br />
-« mytfet, all one, all a matter ; no<br />
matter, iiidiifereut. -a fotti, -fontj ad.<br />
as if, as it were, as tliough, like, -a<br />
f«, -fa, ad. so, as. -aban, a. like, <strong>the</strong><br />
same, -afuttt, aJ. never<strong>the</strong>less, -alt'<br />
iesf ad. likewise, -alybattfre, a. <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> same tenour. —e,7n. equal, match,<br />
fellow, -ictyf. likeness, resemblance,<br />
relation, affinity ; similitude. -lig, a.<br />
proper, fit. -na, v. a. & n. to compare,<br />
to resemble, to liken, -na fffl,<br />
V. r. 5ct -nar fig, it seems, it looks<br />
as if. -nA fig ral, to be likely to<br />
turn out well. — ftelffj f. comparison,<br />
allegory; appearance, prospect, -mlferis,<br />
ad. by way <strong>of</strong> comparison, parabolically.<br />
[sliip. -te, m. ligliter.<br />
Aifta , f . a. - ttt fTepp , to lighten a<br />
£tfor, 77!. liquor.<br />
£.ilja,/. lily. -l<strong>of</strong> , m. bulb <strong>of</strong> a lily.<br />
£ilicf OtlPalje, ^^i. may-lily, lily <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
lley.<br />
£.iaa,a. little.- (S,tll)-fitiget,w. earfinger,<br />
-ta, m. little toe. -ptnge, m.<br />
hind-wing.<br />
£.in, n. flax, -beteiate, m. flax-dresser.<br />
-bUx,pl. hards <strong>of</strong> flax, -brafa,<br />
/. brake, -bobta , /. camliue. -ftO,<br />
n. linseed, -gattl , n. linen -yarn,<br />
-ba^la, /. strike <strong>of</strong> flax, -flabc, n.<br />
linen-cloth. -Enopp, m. flaxbud.<br />
-framate, m. flaxman. -elja, /. linseed-oil.<br />
-totte,/". flax put up to<br />
be spun, -tyg , n. shift, -pafpatc,<br />
m. linen-weaver, -tie, ". linen, -nt-<br />
batlft , n. tape, -nefabtjf , t". linen<br />
iJifl 603<br />
manufactory, -ncf lut, m. linen clout,<br />
-ficflabe, n. linen cloth, -neflabet,<br />
/)/. linen. -nef?af, n. lint, -neal, m.<br />
pride <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Isis. [equilibrist.<br />
£itta, /. line, rope. - itttbanfate, m.<br />
S,int>) f. linden, lime-tree.<br />
£tnba, /. b<strong>and</strong>age. ligga i - (em<br />
jorb), to He down, to grass. - (Aiftbe)<br />
-barn, n. babe, -flabet, n. pi.<br />
swaddling-clo<strong>the</strong>s. - Jtinbotlrt, m.<br />
amphisbaena.<br />
S^intHi v. a. to swaddle ; to ^vrap, to<br />
wind. - il^op, to, roll toge<strong>the</strong>r. -<br />
em, |Ja, OfPet, to wrap round. -<br />
upp, to unroll, to wind up.<br />
Jtinbate, m. tench.<br />
£tnlira, v. a. to s<strong>of</strong>ten, to ease, to assuage,<br />
to mitigate, to alleviate. — &.inbtig,<br />
a. s<strong>of</strong>t, gentle, mild. - £tn«<br />
bring, /. ease, alleviation, relief.<br />
lineal, m. ruler. [tures.<br />
£.tneamenter, n. pi. lineaments, fea-<br />
£tngen, n. red whortleberry, red<br />
Srinie, f. line, fta t -, to st<strong>and</strong> in a<br />
row. -n, T. <strong>the</strong> line, <strong>the</strong> equinoctial<br />
line. -fFcp^J , n. ship <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
line, -ta, V. a. to rule.<br />
£.tin, n. glue, -afttg, a.<br />
fi.inf a, V. n. to limp, to halt.<br />
gluish. Ainnes Ib<strong>of</strong>ro, n. horned medic, yel-<br />
-ttatlfa, V. a. to size, -fatg, m. low medic.<br />
limewater-colour. —potta, /'• glue- iinnes ort, /. linnea borealis.<br />
pan, -fpo, n. -jlattg, m. lime-twig, S,inn\nB-> m. wrist-b<strong>and</strong>.<br />
-fatten, «. lime-water, -mo.) v. a. S,in9, m. lentil.<br />
to glue, lolime, to agglutinate, -tnig, fi.ij?, m. j^anga -en, to pout, -a, v.<br />
a. gluy, glutinous.<br />
n. to pout, to weep.<br />
£.imon, m. lemon. -fl&e,wJ. lemonade. £iC|pi&, m. settling <strong>of</strong> accounts, -et&t<br />
£ittipa, /. loaf.<br />
V. n. & a. to settle accounts, to pay.<br />
£ira, /. leero-viol.<br />
a.ifa, /. ease. -, v. a. to ease.<br />
8,XiVMf V. n. to flatter, to praise falsely.<br />
- mcb, to fawn upon, -re, m. flatterer.<br />
- a,t«mert, «. flattery, wheed-<br />
ling.<br />
fi-ispunb, n. weight <strong>of</strong> twenty pounds.<br />
S,i|l, 77J. craft, artifice, fraud, stratagem.<br />
-ig, a. crafty, cunning, artful. -iQi<br />
\tiy f. craftiness. [b<strong>and</strong>, border.<br />
Jiijl, m. list ; moulding ; cornice ; plat-
604<br />
^ijl<br />
£^iHa, f. list.<br />
JLity m. trust, -fl, V. n. -ft pS, to de- c<strong>and</strong>lestick. -fPen, 7i. c<strong>and</strong>leligh<br />
pend upon, to rely on.<br />
iitanta, / litany.<br />
-fTfltm, 771. c<strong>and</strong>le-screen. - in prosperity <strong>and</strong> adversity.<br />
—tet) y. sweetness, pleasantness.<br />
-lig, f. A-JUf. -lifl luft, flagrant<br />
smell.<br />
Aiuga , f . n. to lie. - for Cfl , to tell<br />
one a lie. -te, m. har. gctft tlflg<strong>of</strong>l<br />
tin -tCj to give one <strong>the</strong> lie.<br />
S.ium, a. lukewarm, -fifttjf. lukewarmness;<br />
indiflerence. — rtfl) v. a.<br />
to warm.<br />
AjumfPf, m. groin. [broom.<br />
£.jung,/ra. common heath, ling, sweet-<br />
Jtiuttga , V. n. to lighten , to flash. -<br />
Jiiungelbj m. lightening, flash <strong>of</strong><br />
lightening.<br />
&)US) a. light, bright, clear, luminous,<br />
lightsome, em Ijufft bA^^tn y at broad<br />
day. Hi Ijufl^ to grow light. I)U|1<br />
ItAtj flaxen hair, -bla, a. bright blue.<br />
-btun> a. light brown, -fltft) a.<br />
liglit gray, -otftft,/. pale ochre.<br />
ijU8) n. light ; c<strong>and</strong>le ; taper, f otft ett<br />
bflf Otn Ijufct , to deceive, to cheat,<br />
-fltm, m. branch for a c<strong>and</strong>le, -bit,<br />
771. caudle-end. -br«nb, to. c<strong>and</strong>lesnuflF.<br />
-fotm , m. mould for c<strong>and</strong>les.<br />
-^ftnMftte, 77J. cli<strong>and</strong>ler. -fneFt, m.<br />
c<strong>and</strong>le-safes. -ftOfla, /. ch<strong>and</strong>elier.<br />
-fatnfl, /. tub to dip c<strong>and</strong>les in.<br />
-pipfl, /. socket, -putfflte, m. snuf-<br />
fer. -fflj:, /. snufi"er3. -flflfe, ><br />
strike <strong>and</strong> catch fish with a gig.<br />
fl.jutfl, V. 7J. - Jio^en, to die.<br />
£o, 772. Ij'nx, grapple, -egotl, n. p.<br />
lyirx's eyes, sharp eyes.<br />
£o, 7?i. nap. -fitten, a. threadbare.<br />
£ccE, 72. hd. lagga -ct ifc.^ to<br />
<strong>the</strong> lid on. [curled in lock;<br />
a,0(f, 772. lock, curl, ringlet, -ig, ,<br />
ilotf , 72. alluiing, baiting, -anb, J<br />
decoy-duck. -btttHy f. -bit) 771. bai<br />
-fagel, 772. call-bird, -tttat, 772. bai<br />
lure, -pipfl,/. bird-call, -ft, v. a. 1<br />
allure, to entice, to draw in ; to bai<br />
to call. -A ftf , bettj to entice froa<br />
-ft in, to decoy in, to draw in.<br />
tin ttvagetjto entice one to a thin<br />
ut, to induce to go out. -flg, v. d. -ft<br />
meb en, to proceed gently with<br />
Jiobj 72. weight, plumb; plua<br />
heater; ballet ; half an ounce. -bt«<br />
man, n. steelyard for light we<br />
-bo#ft,/. rifled gun. -fiflft,/. mouh<br />
made <strong>of</strong> s<strong>and</strong>. -linft, /. lead-l'<br />
(lot -\ina.y <strong>the</strong> deep sea-line. ItOi<br />
-linan, <strong>the</strong> li<strong>and</strong>-line. -ifX-, a. per.<br />
pendicular. — fTott, 72. sounding.<br />
V. n. to sound.- JioJining,/. sounding<br />
ilobs, 77t. a kind <strong>of</strong> mackerel.<br />
£.0f, 772. board, ^ftfpft -pm ftf ett<br />
fTcpp, to have <strong>the</strong> wind <strong>of</strong> a ship-<br />
-Pfltt, 771. windward, -petft,<br />
to ply to windward.<br />
Jl,0f,72. leave, -gifpen, a. allowed,<br />
granted. -ligj a- lawful, allowed.<br />
i<strong>of</strong>, 72. praise, commendation, encomium.<br />
gubPflte-! god be praised!<br />
-orb, 72. praise. -fjung«, f.<br />
praise in song, -fing, 772. hymn,'<br />
praise, -tftt, 72. elogy, pauegjTic. -t««<br />
Iftte, 77t. panegyrist, -piitb, a. prai5e>-
iZ-<strong>of</strong> £un 605<br />
worthy. -P«) V. a. to praise.<br />
I A<strong>of</strong>t, n. garret.<br />
£<strong>of</strong>ra , f . a. to promise. - bctt USt<br />
to engage. - Jtefoefl) m. promise,<br />
Aefre, "?. palm. [word.<br />
Aoge, w. barn, trashiug-floor.<br />
£.oge, w. lodge.<br />
Jtcgg, w. T. log. faflA -en, to heave<br />
<strong>the</strong> log. -flias, «. log-glass, -linn^<br />
f. logliue. -ijj v.n. to heave <strong>the</strong> log.<br />
il«00»9j «• uappy, shaggy.<br />
£.ogif a, /. logic.<br />
il<strong>of</strong> a, /. collar.<br />
AcHa, /. fool, madwoman.<br />
Aontj rn. tlack-throated diver.<br />
Aombarbj w. public pawning-house,<br />
Acmbcrj w. hombre. [lombard.<br />
£.Ctntor^, a. thick, <strong>of</strong> hearing.<br />
iemmij, a. bushy.<br />
&OPP, «. course, career.<br />
Jloppa, /. flea, -fig, f. r. to flea<br />
one's self. - (£.0|jp) -brtt, n. flea-<br />
bite, -mafr, TO. vine-fretter, tree-<br />
louse, [to dirty, —ig^ a. dirty.<br />
£.ort) m. dirt, tiu-d. -a, v. a. -a ne^,<br />
£e#a, t'. a. to loosen, to slacken; to<br />
discharge ; to unload ; to cast. - £.9#=<br />
na, f. n. to come loose ; to loosen. —<br />
• fi-Oening, /. loosening, relaxation.<br />
i0(la, /. field-bromegrass.<br />
£,otg, /re. pilote. -pentiiitgat, m. /)/.<br />
pilotage. - fi-otfa-i V. a. to pilot. -<br />
£ct9nttig, /. piloting.<br />
£,Ctt , m. lot ; share, poiiion. -f afl=<br />
ning, /. diawiug <strong>of</strong> lots. -los, a.<br />
shareless. -fe&el, m. ticket, -a, f . n.<br />
to draw lots. -« oiTt tiagot , to cast<br />
V. n. to hire, to bait.<br />
£uf, m. ^ugg* i -t>m, to take one<br />
by <strong>the</strong> hair.<br />
&Uf, -t)cr, TO. a cunning fellow.<br />
£,Uft, TO. air. i fria -en, iu <strong>the</strong> open<br />
air. taga —, to take ihe air. gifpa -<br />
at en faf , to give vent to a tiling.<br />
—attab -y a. airy , aeriform. —blafa,<br />
-blabbta, /. airlladder. -^al, n.<br />
airhole, vent, breathing hole. -FretSj<br />
TO. atmosphere, -fulaj /. air-balloon,<br />
-matate, m. aerometer ; anemometer,<br />
-pump, TO. air-pump. -tCt-j<br />
n. spiracle, venthole ; windpipe,<br />
-feglate, to. aeronaute. -fcgling, /.<br />
aeronautica. -fEen, n. igneous me-<br />
teor, -flott, n. castle in <strong>the</strong> air.<br />
-fpriiigare, to. tumbler, -fprang, n.<br />
leap, jump, vault. -(Itef, n. climate.<br />
-flrupe, TO. weas<strong>and</strong>. -fyta, /. aerial<br />
acid. -ttdtXlt "• meteor, -tom, a.<br />
void <strong>of</strong> air. -tat, a. air-pro<strong>of</strong>, hermetical.<br />
-ig, a. airy, aerial; chime-<br />
£.UfPa, /. cap. [rical.<br />
Jiugg, TO. forelock.<br />
£.ugga, v. a. to pull by <strong>the</strong> hair. -«,<br />
V. d. to be at loggerheads.<br />
iugn, a. calm, quiet, serene. - , «.<br />
calm, quiet, rest, shelter, -pabet, n.<br />
calm, -a, V. 71. to become calm, to<br />
iuft, TO. smell, scent. -ffflfTa, /•<br />
smelling-bottle. —15$, a. scentless,<br />
without smell, -fait, n. salt to smell<br />
at. -V^ttiXly n. smelling water, -a,<br />
V. a. ft n. to smell. - ttanbt t)Otn,<br />
to smell a rat.<br />
lots for a thing, -ett, n. lottery. Jtutta , V. n. to hum , to lull. - tttt<br />
iucetn, m. cultivated medic. SpeilfE fomns, to lull to sleep.<br />
-, yellow medic.<br />
£ummig, a. thick <strong>of</strong> leaves ; spreading.<br />
S,udc;i , /. shutter , wicket ;<br />
hatch ; chasm, breach gap.<br />
;<br />
slider £unipen) a. paltry. [to. ragman.<br />
;<br />
£.umpor, /. pi. rags. - Jtumpfamlate,<br />
£ub&j m. nap, down, -aj *'. n. to nap. £una, /. a sort <strong>of</strong> h<strong>and</strong>-barrow.<br />
- iig, u. r. to grovr do-svny.<br />
nappy, downy.<br />
—ig, a. Lun'it TO. grove.<br />
Aunga, / lung; light. - (Aung)<br />
Aubbing, m, mutiJla.<br />
-bolb , TO. imposthume in <strong>the</strong> lungs,<br />
Jiubettj a. haiiy, shaggy, rough. - -mos, n. calf's or sheep's chaldron<br />
mopa, fur-cap.<br />
minced <strong>and</strong> dressed. -ntc#a, /. lung-<br />
£,ubft, n. carrion ; strumpet. - iutraj moss. -puUaber,/; pulmonary artery.
606 flt, a. wet to tlie<br />
skin, -abfr, /. pulmonary vein. -Ott)<br />
f. lungwort.<br />
£.MttE, m. \l^A -eti meb en, to keep<br />
Jlunfa, V. n. to jog, [pace "with one.<br />
AuttS, m. luLber. - iutlfa, /. slut,<br />
slattern. - £utlfi{J, a. lubberly.<br />
£unta, /• match; an old bad boot.<br />
£.untfl«fc, m. linstock, fieldstaff.<br />
£^lir, m. speaking-trumpet; lurkingplace,<br />
ambush. ts^QH fffl tn -, to take<br />
a nap. Ugga pa -, to lie lurking, -fi,<br />
V. n. & a. to lurk ; to outwit, -a Ut,<br />
to spy out. -A pa tiUfalle, to watcli<br />
an opportunity.<br />
iuten&ra0a, v- a. & n. to smuggle;<br />
to run. -te, m. smuggler. - tutttl--<br />
^ragctt, n. smuggling.<br />
Autf, m. shaggy tuft <strong>of</strong> hair.<br />
iurfrig, a. shaggy, en - ^unb, a<br />
£.urf, m. lubber. [rough dog.<br />
£u6, /. louse: pi. S.'6%t lice, -flras,<br />
n. fir-clubmoss. -F«m , m. dendriflcomb.<br />
-fiufa, /. lousy disease, plitiriasis.<br />
-ort, /. louse-wort. - £u(l0,<br />
a. lousy. - Auffl, V. a. to louse.<br />
£.ti|l,'n.mind, fancj', appetite, stomach;<br />
lust, inclination ; sport, —hat, a. pleasant,<br />
merry. -bfltl>et, /. divertiseraent.<br />
-tVijm. bonfire. -flat&jW. pleasure-garden.<br />
-\)U9y n. summerhouse.<br />
—tef«, f. trip, jom-ney for recreation,<br />
-fictt, «. country palace, -fpcl , n.<br />
comedy. — «, f. concupiscence, carnal<br />
desire. -10, a. merry, pleasant,<br />
comical, -tgbft, /. mirth, merriness.<br />
Hut-, m. lie; T. lute, -afttg, a. alca-<br />
line. -balja,/. bucking-tub. -ftfF,<br />
m. dried fisli that is soaked in lie.<br />
-lagga, -a, v. a. to soak or steep in<br />
He. -rtgt, m. salt-gage, -eta, V. a.<br />
to lute.<br />
Jluta,/. lute. - fi,uteni(t, m. lutenist.<br />
iluta, ad. gS - , to walk stooping.<br />
^yf<br />
to go to decay. - erfr, a. lu<strong>the</strong>ran.<br />
Jluttet, a. mere, nothing but.<br />
S.uttvay v. a. to retine.<br />
Aytfa, /. noose ; rose, bow.<br />
£ytfa, / a small enclosure.<br />
fi-ytfa,/. fortune, chance; luck, hap.<br />
piness, success ; nm. onfFa -, to wisi<br />
joy. - tin I I wish you joy <strong>of</strong> it! til<br />
fltt -, by good luck. -9, v. d. ti<br />
succeed. - Aytflig , a. happy, lucky<br />
fortunate, successfull ; safe.<br />
—t, ad. happily, -tris, ad. luckily<br />
happily. - (£.ytf) -falig, a. bles<br />
sed , blissful , happy, -falig^tet , f<br />
felicity, happiness, bliss. -fTott, n<br />
chance, -fcf ate, m. adventurer. -<br />
fFa, V. a. to congratulate. -onfPan-<br />
/. congratulation. [in doors<br />
£ytft, a. shut, inem -a bcttat, with-<br />
&yja, V. n. to say, to insinuate, t«<br />
run. - iybflfC, /. sense.<br />
£.yfca, v. a. to obey, to comply with?<br />
to follow; to answer (llie helm).<br />
tin eO. unbet, to belong to. - Jiy><br />
flftiglbet/- obedience.- £yM'ifFcp,l<br />
suffragan. - Jtybig, a. obedient, obse-^<br />
quious. - iiytnab, /. obedience.<br />
iyfta , V. a. to lift ; to take (money).<br />
- anfat, to weigh anchor. -hiVtf<br />
unban, to put aw ay. - \attmt to pull<br />
<strong>of</strong> one's hat. - Ut fabein , to dismount.<br />
- £.yftning,/. lifting.<br />
5.yFta, v. a. to finish, to end, to ci<br />
elude, to do.<br />
Jiyfta, /. lantern. - iyftfluWe,<br />
Jack in a lantern.<br />
4ymmel, m. lubber, clown. '<br />
£ynga, / wreath.<br />
Jlynne, n. humour, temper, disposi-i<br />
iluta, V. n. & a. to lean, to stoop ; to £vra, f. lyre.'- Aytiff, a. IjTic.<br />
incline; to tilt; to hang down, ittllten 5.rtblecE, m. a kind <strong>of</strong> haddock,<br />
-, <strong>the</strong> wall leans, -till untetgang.<br />
ilyfa, v. a. & n. to liglit ; to shine, t« 1
sparkle. - eftet) to look for witli a<br />
light. - eftec ncgot fctlota&t, to<br />
make inquiry by publication for something<br />
lost. - eftec eti rymmate, to<br />
make hue <strong>and</strong> cry after a run away.<br />
- for ^tU^folf, to bid <strong>the</strong> bans, -pa<br />
en ttelgbcp, to bid a holyday. - ut,<br />
to ask <strong>the</strong> bans. - ut m rtf^^ag) to<br />
proclaim a diet. -nbe> a. shining,<br />
bright, splendid, -tf) m. moth, nocturnal<br />
butterfly. - (£yd) -clS«t, m.<br />
pi. jack in a lantern, -maf?, ni. glow-<br />
V'orm. -nifl0 , /. lighting public<br />
;<br />
notice given, ban, bidding <strong>the</strong> bans,<br />
-(lert) m. phosphorus.<br />
Aypnaj V, n. to listen.<br />
iyila, V. n. to choose, to list, rtltg Iy=<br />
flcr ret») I should like to know.<br />
£y(ieit, a. rata - eftet, to long for.<br />
-bet, /. longing. - ilylbnate, n. fill.<br />
iylttlilSj /. vehement desire.<br />
£,y)ler, a. clear, bright.<br />
iLyfira, v. n. to listen.<br />
£.yte, «. defect, blemish, fault, deformity.<br />
- S^-^tU a. maimed, difformed.<br />
£^^i;, f. n. -pife) to adliere, to cleave,<br />
Jlata, /. drawer, till. [to stick to.<br />
i i,C,^-> a. low ; humble ; mean, base, ab-<br />
' ject. -bent, a. short-legged, -l^fllt)<br />
a. halt. -\)ety /. lowness, meaimess.<br />
— liin^} a. low in situation.<br />
fi.£pa, /. flame. -, t-. tj. to flame.<br />
S.hX', n. loan, lend. -gifPfltC, m. lender,<br />
-tagare, m. borrower, -a, f. a.<br />
to borrow ; to lend, —a Ut , to lend<br />
out. -a fitt ora ctj to give ear to.<br />
ilcng, a. long; tall ; far. -bent, a.<br />
long-legged. -biirtfen, txaQA ut<br />
pa-banfen, to delay. -Vi^iz^ pilong<br />
tiousers. - a late spring.<br />
-fatnbet, /: slowness, -^nt-) a. \>an<br />
at -fintj his anger lies lurking in liis<br />
heart long. -fJeppSj ad. fore <strong>and</strong><br />
aft. -flutt, a. having an easy descent,<br />
-fyrit, a. far-sighted. —tibcXy<br />
m. spun tobacco, -oarigj a. long, <strong>of</strong><br />
long continuance, -rattg^et, /. long<br />
continuance, duration. —Pagaj a.<br />
from abroad. — tj ad. long, much;<br />
far. fa -t, so far, to this, -t flotte,<br />
by far <strong>the</strong> greater, -tbort, far <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
t- forut, long before, -t iftan, from<br />
afor. pa — t tiat, bya good deal, no-<br />
£anga, /. ling. [thing near.<br />
S,c,ty m. large chest, bin.<br />
£at, n. thigh ; buttock, leg. -ben, n.<br />
thighbone. —fobet, n, a pair <strong>of</strong><br />
£aSj n. lock, e) batla -» not to keep<br />
shut, bet gat albrtg i-, it will never<br />
do. -fjaber, m. spring <strong>of</strong> a lock,<br />
-gang > m. ward <strong>of</strong> a lock, -fmeb,<br />
m. locksmith, -folf, -tigelj -ten*<br />
m. bolt. -tapp,/n. lockcock. - Aafa,<br />
V. a. to lock. - in, to lock up. - fig<br />
innc, to shut up one's self. - unban,<br />
to luck up. — upp,to unlock, to open.<br />
- en Ute, to lock one out <strong>of</strong> doors.<br />
£at, m. sound, noise, -a, v. n. to<br />
£.ata, V. a. to let, to allow, to suffer;<br />
to permit ; to cause, to make ; to omit,<br />
not to do. - bit, to forbear. - bUfra<br />
betptb, to give up. bet later fig idle<br />
gota, that is not practicable. - igen,<br />
to shut. - upp , to open, bet latfC<br />
bora fig, that is something like.<br />
£atfa, V. n. to make as if.<br />
£.a, n. lee. i -, a lee, to lee. -fegel,<br />
n. studdingsail. -fib«, /. leeside.<br />
long, -lifrflt, a. longlived. -lig, a. £,atf, a. leaky. -, n. leak, fjeppet at<br />
-Itga tibct, many years, many a day, — , <strong>the</strong> ship is leaky, —a, *". n. to<br />
longtime, -ntobig , a. longsufiering. leak, to run. -age, n. leakage.<br />
-mobigbct, /. longanimity, foibear- 4.atfet, a. delicate; dainty, -"bitf m.<br />
ance. -pannfl, /. dripping-pan. titbit, -mun, m. sweet-tooth. -\
608 S.ad<br />
8,Mty TO. lath.<br />
Hdtatt) m. galley, l<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
H'dbcti n. lea<strong>the</strong>r, -hetebatej m.<br />
lea<strong>the</strong>rdresser. -t»an&el, m. lea<strong>the</strong>r-<br />
trade, -lapp; m. patch <strong>of</strong> lea<strong>the</strong>r ;<br />
bat, flittermousc. -tettlj m. lea<strong>the</strong>riabuilfl)<br />
m. campaign. [sUap.<br />
Stagey n. situation, position ; lodge.<br />
£.aflet) m. barrel. [nefice.<br />
S^'dgcnietj /. opportunity ; living ; be-<br />
£aS^t) n. bed, repose, couch ; lodging :<br />
harbour; camp, fla - > to encamp.<br />
iliSa Ut ett -j to mark out a camp.<br />
-(Iflii, m. place <strong>of</strong> rest, repose. - £'igta)<br />
v. n. to pitch a camp.<br />
£.«|tet8man,OT. adulterer, fornicator. -<br />
iiiflersmal, n. adultery. - ^.a^tfl,<br />
V. a. to debauch, to deflour.<br />
fi-ageCPfln, n. lee-shore ; decay.<br />
Aiiflg, m. calf <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> leg, bone.<br />
ilaggaj *> a. to lay, to put, to place.<br />
- en IttOfta) to set a hen on eggs. - «tl<br />
mcb ^^tv'itf to present <strong>the</strong> gun. - a. seasonable, proper, fit, op.<br />
portune. -l)Ct, /. opportunity, -t<br />
ad. seasonably.<br />
Sagra, f. £aget o^ Aagetsman.<br />
iiigre, comp. iagjl, superl. «f £.cg<br />
lower, lowest.<br />
£.afa, V. a. to heal, to cure. -9, f.
. nage ;<br />
-. a. to bend, ti<br />
_ cftet, f. r. to<br />
mjjly -vvith. [sucks.<br />
[irtnSj a. dry. JJUIIipm flC -} <strong>the</strong> pump<br />
liiinfM) f. n. to scud.<br />
(latl|lol> m. elbow-cliair, easy chair.<br />
iapp, m. lip.<br />
!Laj»pja) f . «. to lap. - p*, to lap <strong>of</strong>.<br />
text.-, V. n. def. jag liir, I shall, I am<br />
like to, I seem to.<br />
£.flta) V. a. £t n. to teach, to instruct;<br />
to learn. - tltflntillj to get by heart.<br />
- tit) to serve out one's time, bli Ut'<br />
I«r&j to be out <strong>of</strong> apprenticeship. ut=<br />
Vitiy cunning. —j/". doctrine, dogma;<br />
religion; tenet; apprenticeship. -<br />
&,'it'iya. &s. learned, literary; scholar.<br />
- £arbomj m. learning, erudition,<br />
scholarship, instruction, -sii'<br />
fate, m. scholar. - iaraftiu, a. docile,<br />
docible. - £,arafti5l)ct,/. docili-<br />
ty. - (&At) -trcfj n. apprentice's indentiue.<br />
-byggtiab,/. system.-girig,<br />
a. eager after knowledge. —go#e, m.<br />
apprentice, -gtun&cr > m. pi. princi-<br />
ples, elements, -jungc j m. disciple,<br />
-ntailatei m. teacher, master, -ttlajlfl'<br />
tintifl, /. mistress, -penningaty m.pl.<br />
apprentice's pay. betala -petttttngaCj<br />
*to buy wit. -tif , a. instructive,<br />
-fal, m. auditory. -fatSj m. prin-<br />
ciple, dogma, maxim, <strong>the</strong>sis, -fptafj<br />
72. sentence. — fptirt > m. rudiment.<br />
-(tol, w. pulpit, -fian^et, «. ministerial<br />
state. -fatCj «. university,<br />
-fiitt, n. method, -tiif m. apprenticeship.<br />
—fXy n. year <strong>of</strong> apprentice-<br />
ship ; pi. apprenticeship. - SJaXfXtt<br />
m. teacher, master. - ^atUnflj m.<br />
apprentice, novice.<br />
Aatft, n. linen. -Wi , f. liuendraper's<br />
shop, -^attbcl, m. linentrade.<br />
-framatc, m. linendraper.<br />
k^M^C^y /. lark. - (£arf) -ft)«tnp, m.<br />
agaric. -tti'Hy n. larchtree. [mate.<br />
Aatllyrmatt , /n. under-pilot, steer's-<br />
£afa, t'. a. to read, to peruse ; to declaim<br />
; to study ; to say ; to pray. —<br />
^Bitty to exorcise. - foe bflttl) to<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong>. <strong>English</strong> Diet.<br />
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teach children. - fot ttagotl, to read<br />
to one. - pa, to read in. - titt<br />
(fran) torbs, to say grace before (after)<br />
meat. - <strong>of</strong>ret, to learn by heart.<br />
- <strong>of</strong>ret tn retenfPap, to read lectmes<br />
in a science. - £asntttg, /. reading,<br />
lecture. - £.afate , Tn. reader. -<br />
(S-aS) -bat, a. readable, -girtg, a.<br />
eager to learn, covetous <strong>of</strong> lecture.<br />
-famtat, m. school-fellow. -faa=<br />
fFap, n. society <strong>of</strong> lecture, -rurm, m.<br />
book-worm. -t)ar& , a. worth <strong>of</strong><br />
reading. -Hg, a. legible.<br />
£afa, f. ias.<br />
Sri.\fA , V. a. to refresh , to cool ; to<br />
scale, -ttbe, a. cooling. - (AiifF)<br />
-b&\ie,y f. quenching-tub. -btyrf,^'.<br />
cooling draught, -mebel, n. cooling<br />
medicine, -pappec, n. blottingpaper,<br />
[lisp, lisping.<br />
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la<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
lalher. - Jl.bfetifl> a. full <strong>of</strong><br />
iobt«, /. T. cringle.<br />
weighing or containing half<br />
pure, unalloyed.<br />
£.0f, 71. leaf, -bcott, n. ga<strong>the</strong>ring <strong>of</strong><br />
leaves, -fatt , n. fall <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> leaves,<br />
-^ytboi /• booth <strong>of</strong> green boughs.<br />
-&y^^0^:ftti^1 feast <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> tabernacles,<br />
-rif, a. leafy. nifTfi , /. a<br />
green branch, -fftl > »:. hut <strong>of</strong> gi-een<br />
boughs. -f?og, m. leaved wood.<br />
-rcrf, n. foliage. -Pfl, f . a. to adorn<br />
wilh boughs or leaves, -niltfl) /<br />
icfja, /: sloth. [slipping <strong>of</strong>t- leaves.<br />
£<strong>of</strong>te, n. vow; promise, bryta (ttt -,<br />
to break one's promise, -sntflflj ni.<br />
bail, mainpernor.<br />
£.og«, V. a. &n.- fig, t^. r. to ba<strong>the</strong>,<br />
to ba<strong>the</strong> one's self. - t)
ulled. -lifpab, a. loose in tody.<br />
-ptntiiiigaC) m. pi. small money.<br />
-rifra) -llttAj v. a. to tear <strong>of</strong>f, to<br />
bleak loose. —f<strong>of</strong>S) a. easily waked.<br />
-cren, n.pl. moveables.- 5.<strong>of</strong>en,OT.<br />
itd-inption, ransom; fee, devoir;<br />
\^ i>l, wattliword ; salutation. — Jio=<br />
urntniiig, fi-cfefFitting, m. ransom.<br />
£c5lig, a. slight, -m, ad. slightly.<br />
£:ti m. felloe; pasture-ground.<br />
ini;Jr«(5, m. mattress.<br />
UTapatltl) n. magazine, storehouse.<br />
JITajie, m. stomacli; maw; belly. -<br />
(IlTa|5)-brop}>«r)/>/.-eli);it)«. cordial<br />
drops, -gtop, m.' mouth <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> stomach.<br />
—^)<strong>of</strong>) n. measure in eating,<br />
-nat, n. omentum; caul <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
bowels, -plagfl, /. pains <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> stomach,<br />
-cer, n. gripes, colick. -fjuf,<br />
a. sick in <strong>the</strong> stomach, -fjufa^y. dis-<br />
temper in <strong>the</strong> stomach. -(larEj a.<br />
nauseous. -jHelpfi) *>. a. to turn upside<br />
down, -(lyrf An&E) a. stomachic,<br />
-fyta^ /. acidity in <strong>the</strong> stomach.<br />
atsgct, a. lean, thin ; barren ; poor.<br />
-})it, f. leanness. -IflJJ&, a. meager,<br />
lank, -m&n-ym. T. foretop-sail-bow-<br />
liue. - magta, v. n. to grow lean.<br />
Vlii^ii /. sorcery, magic. -fF, a. magical,<br />
magic.<br />
OTagifler, m. master <strong>of</strong> arts.<br />
JUagillratj m. body <strong>of</strong> magistrates.<br />
JlTagnat, m. gr<strong>and</strong>ee.<br />
atagnetj m. magnet, loadstone, -nal)<br />
/. compass-needle, -(im , m. loadstone,<br />
-ifetfl > f . a. to touch with a<br />
I loadstone, -iff) a. magnetic. -16111)<br />
I<br />
m. magnetism.<br />
> ntagt, /. might, power, authority, influence<br />
; credit ; strength ; ascendent;<br />
moment ; reach. ^>atta Ptb -j to keep<br />
up ; to keep in repair ; to support, bf<br />
£utOpetfPA -erne, <strong>the</strong> powers <strong>of</strong> Europe.<br />
—Io9) a. weak, feeble, faint.<br />
-Xiiifttt f. weakness, faLntuess. -pa=<br />
liggan&e> u. <strong>of</strong> great moment, material,<br />
-fpraf J n. decisive sentence.<br />
ntrtn 611<br />
word <strong>of</strong> comm<strong>and</strong>. -i;get, /. ease,<br />
mafrin, m. mackrel.<br />
lUaFron, /tz. macaroone. [per.<br />
ntafulfltut, n. maculature, waste-pantal,<br />
m. sheat-fish ; moth, -iteny a.<br />
moth-eaten. -Ott, /. wormwood.<br />
Utala, V. a. to grind.<br />
Ittakccflbena, /. cashe-w-nut.<br />
ntatt, m. T. mould.<br />
UtaHemutfe, wz. storm-petrel.<br />
ntfllm, m. suburb, -gatb, m. house<br />
<strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong>submb.<br />
llT«lm,TO. ore; belmetal. -art, m.<br />
kind <strong>of</strong> ore. -attab , -blanbab , a.<br />
mixed with ore. -btott, n. mine.<br />
-btytare, m. miner, -btytntng, /.<br />
digging <strong>of</strong> ore. -fatg, m. bronze-colour,<br />
-grufpa, /. mine-pit. -gytt=<br />
ring , /. concretion <strong>of</strong> ore. -gang,<br />
m. vein <strong>of</strong> ore. -letate, m. one who<br />
searches for ore. -flen, m. piece <strong>of</strong><br />
HTalt, n. malt. [ore.<br />
Ulalrajir, «. malmsey-wine.<br />
Utamma, /. mamma, mam.<br />
Utammon, m. mammon, pelf.<br />
ntamfell, /. miss, young lady.<br />
man, m. mane.<br />
VllMV'f pr. <strong>the</strong>y, we, you, men, one, a<br />
man, somebody, people.<br />
man, m. man ; husbaiid ; men. - fet -,<br />
Qq2
612 man<br />
mail ly man. got -, ciuator, Uustec.<br />
menige -j <strong>the</strong> wJiole public. vatA<br />
— fet> to be responsible for. -bat) a.<br />
fuligrown. -t»rt)et, /. manhood,<br />
virility, adultness. -bom , m. man-<br />
mind. - fig fjelf , to do a thing <strong>of</strong><br />
one's own motion. - gott for en, to<br />
plead one's cause. - V^i to put on,<br />
to forward. — ut, to challenge, -ntf,<br />
n. exhortation.<br />
Utantat, n. m<strong>and</strong>ate, order.<br />
mantel, m. almond; kernel. —trot,<br />
n. almond-biscuit, -fli, n. bran <strong>of</strong><br />
, almonds, -tnjolf, /: almond-milk.<br />
Utantolin, m. m<strong>and</strong>ore.<br />
HTaner,«. manner, way, fashion, -lig,<br />
mangel, m. calender, -fafle, -(locE,<br />
m. calender-roll. - mangla, v. a. to<br />
calender.<br />
mangolt, n. red beet.<br />
mcnic, m. dew-lap; wi<strong>the</strong>rs.<br />
manna, n. manna, -gras, n. mannagrass,<br />
-trat, n. wild ash, flowering<br />
ash. [ruffled shirt.<br />
manfdbett, m. rufOe, culT. -fTjcrta, /.<br />
VCl&ntcU " taxation <strong>of</strong> farms. -geom=<br />
mi$arie,''i.gatlierer <strong>of</strong> taxes. -gUnpt,<br />
m. list <strong>of</strong> contribution, -epenningar,<br />
m. pi. poll-money. -9f?rifning, /.<br />
ntrtf<br />
assessment. -sfTrifPen , u. c.nliibu-<br />
mantel, m. mantle ; T. runner.<br />
mara, /. nightmare, ephiaUc.<br />
marbjcrf , '". dwarf-birch. - IlUr<br />
liood; manliness, courage, -bcms -HlfTe, m. dwarfbush. -tu'.: , /<br />
anammdie) f.<br />
incarnation, -trap, tliick, ill-shaped female, -totra , ,/<br />
n. murder. — ttapcte, m. murderer, matted hair, plica. -Patten, n. eddy<br />
-folf, n. men. -gratlt, ad. to a man. marginal, m. margin.<br />
-gatt , m. dwelling-house , court. margrefrc, m. margrave. - mar<br />
-t)«ftig, a. valiant, brave. -t)Cftig= grefrinna, / margravess. - mar<br />
hetyf. valour. -Joti, n. male sex. greffTap, n. margraviate.<br />
-fpittfttt, /. loss <strong>of</strong> men. -jlarf , a. martenglas, n. icinglass.<br />
numerous. —oupettj a. marriageable. marionett, m. puppet, -fpel, n. pup.<br />
-Itg, a. male; manly, manful. -Ub= pet -show. -fpelare, m. puppet<br />
bet, /.manliness, -ttfimitltie, «. wilh- marf, /. ground, field. [sho<br />
in <strong>the</strong> memory <strong>of</strong> man. -ticntatl, m. marf, m. & f. pound, en - gult ett<br />
respect <strong>of</strong> persons, —navttt) n. man- ftlfrer, eight ounces,<br />
ly wit. -alter j'n. maturity <strong>of</strong> age. marfatta,/. monkey,<br />
-Sblot,". St. Peter's wort, -gbctj/n. marfegang, m. market-price.<br />
man-worth, magbote, -gltllie) /. <strong>the</strong> marfetentare, m. sutler, victualL<br />
male line. -9perfon,/?i. man. -Salter,<br />
marfnat, /. fair, -stag, m. f<br />
mana, *- a. to exhort, to put one in day. -gfolf, n. market-folks, -sgots<br />
n. market-goods. — sgafpa , f- fair<br />
ing. -splfltS, m. fair-place, -sjlant<br />
n. shop, stall,<br />
marffd^eitcr, m. surveyor <strong>of</strong> tlie minemarmor,<br />
m. marble, -brott, n. mar<br />
blepit. -fJifra,/. marbleplate. -era<br />
V. a. to marble.<br />
marct, a. fatigued, tried,<br />
marotera, v. n. to go a marauding. •<br />
marotor, m. marauder,<br />
mars , m. march ; T. mars ; T. toj<br />
scuttle, -ol, n. march-beer,<br />
marf^, m. march, -farttg, a. read<br />
to march, -rute, /. route, -era,*<br />
marf(i)lant, n. marsh-l<strong>and</strong>,<br />
marfr, /7I. Lord Eail Marshal.<br />
marfTalf, m. marshal,<br />
marfpit, m. oystercatcher.<br />
marflrant, m. stony, rocky sea-short<br />
marfrin, n. porpoise, porpus ; Gui<br />
nea-pig. [to torture, to tormeni,<br />
marter, n. torture ; torment, -a, v. c<br />
martyr, m. martyr.<br />
manim, n. cat-thyme, cat-mint.
maf<br />
ntaf?, OT. worm, caterpillar, -to j /z.<br />
nest <strong>of</strong> W'orms. -ftOy n. worm-seed,<br />
-i^al) n. -worm-liole. -Itf) a. vermicular,<br />
-mjol, n. worm-eating ; pol-<br />
len <strong>of</strong> clubmoss. -fiutiBenj -Attn-)<br />
a. wormeaten. -atetl ti^n'ii m. rotten<br />
JJlalTfl, n. mesh ; loop. [tooth.<br />
UtiJSttlaflatCj m. foreman at an iron<br />
foLuidiy. - tHasugtlj m. blast-furnace.<br />
ntapa, /. mass,<br />
VXa^ih a- massive, solid.<br />
ItTajl, TO. mast, -fotflj/ra. bowl, bower.<br />
-Ic3, a. dismasted, -ffllnitlfl) /. cap<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> mast. -('Jang, m. top-mast.<br />
-tta^J n. mast. -Cj v. a. to mast.<br />
ntailtj;, m. mastich.<br />
ntisfut, m. measles. -ztAf v. a. to<br />
speckle, to marble.<br />
ItTat) m. victuals, food, meat. -f«&et)<br />
m. fa<strong>the</strong>r <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> family, -gtcigj a.<br />
voracious, -gcanil, a. dainty, -jotbj<br />
/. mould. -kC, «. family; mess.<br />
-Iflgning, /. dressing <strong>of</strong> victuals.<br />
-Icba, /. loathing. -Ijugare, m. parasite.<br />
-Iu|lj ?«. appetite, -moiet,/<br />
mistress, -nyttig, «. eatable. -re&=<br />
nitlflSfonfl, /. art <strong>of</strong> cookery, -fal,<br />
/«. dining-room, -fctel, tjz. bill <strong>of</strong><br />
fare, -ffeb, /. spoon. -jTap, «. cupboard,<br />
buffet, -fmaltninfl) /. digestion,<br />
-fct, /w. dysentery. -(trupC) w.<br />
gullet. -f«tf) TO. knapsack ; provision.<br />
-t)«rct>/. /»^. provisions. -Pitt, n.<br />
tablewine. -a, v. a. to feed. -flS, v.<br />
d. iitm -M^ <strong>the</strong> ears <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> com be-<br />
UTatfrifli f. matter; pus. [gin to fill.<br />
Ulfltmalill, ni. materialist; druggist.<br />
mat^ematif , /. ma<strong>the</strong>matics. - ma=<br />
tbemattCWS, m. ma<strong>the</strong>matician.- jn«= i<br />
t^ematifr, a. ma<strong>the</strong>matical.<br />
matrifel,m. list <strong>of</strong> names.<br />
UTatrona, / matron.<br />
UTatrog, m. sailor.<br />
nieb 613<br />
i m.ii\A fiS) *>. r. -ifolen, to bask Ln ntatt, a. weak, faint, feeble, -fl, v. a.<br />
II <strong>the</strong> sun.<br />
to fatigue, to weaken, -tg^et, f.<br />
I UTajTj m. mask; masker, -etft, »>. a. faintness, vreakncss, debility, [claw.<br />
to mask. -tA^) m. masquerade, -balj VitattAyf. mat. - Jtlflttgtas, n. wolfs-<br />
j<br />
. masked ball, v&td -ttAbf to mas- VXei J prp. with ; by means <strong>of</strong>, by. -<br />
fcct Pittfotj on that condition. - me=<br />
ra, <strong>and</strong> so fur<strong>the</strong>r. - mittbte, unless ;<br />
tncfalj , m. medal, -ot, m, medal-<br />
3tle^att, c. wliile; whilst.<br />
Ulc^arbet«, v. a. to cooperate, -te,<br />
m. fellow-labourer.<br />
nte&atfping, m. & /. coheir.<br />
nietborgare, m. fellow-citizen.<br />
Mtf^bringa, v. a. to bring along witli.<br />
Ille^brc^Ct1 m. bro<strong>the</strong>r, colleague.<br />
ntebbtottslig, a. IltcMjrottsIittg , m.<br />
accomplice.<br />
nte^cE)ri|^Cn, a. fellow-christiau.<br />
Otebbflaj V. a. to communicate. -<br />
XSteiielningy f. communication.<br />
Utebej m. foot <strong>of</strong> a sledge.<br />
J1Te^eI, n. means, expedient, way, instrument<br />
; fortune, money ; middle,<br />
midst; medium. -«tt, m. middle<br />
kind, -bar, a. mediate. -batUgett,<br />
ad. mediately. -tafPet, n. <strong>the</strong> Mediterranean,<br />
-^inna, / diaphragm;<br />
omentum. -Io5, a. moneyless. -los=<br />
^et, f. want <strong>of</strong> money, -tnatta, /.<br />
mean, medium, mediocrity, -matttg,<br />
a. middling; indifferent, -inattigbft,<br />
/. mediocrity, -puttft, m. centre.<br />
-fait, «. 'neutral salt, -flanb, n.<br />
middle state, -tib, m. middle time;<br />
middle age. -tinQ-, n. middle tiling.<br />
-Pag , m. medium, -albetfl, m. <strong>the</strong><br />
middle age.<br />
ine&el(l, ad. by means <strong>of</strong>, by.<br />
nte&fara, v. a. to use; to tieat. -<br />
JHcbfart, m. treatment.<br />
tHebftiate, m. rival.<br />
Hte>f«ttge, m. fcllowprisoner.<br />
Itlebfobb, a. innate, born with.<br />
tttebfolia, V. a. to follow along with. -<br />
JHebfolie, n. attendance, attendants.<br />
Jtle&fora, v. a. to bi-ing along with, to<br />
JlTebgifra, v. a. to admit, to grant.
614 nxcb<br />
permit ; to allow, to yield ; to serve.<br />
-n&e» n. allowing.<br />
lHe?0anit> m. prosperity.<br />
J^f^B6rIip, a. peaceable,<br />
nieblielpate, m. assistant, associate.<br />
UTeM^itt) n. countenance. —OXty m.<br />
J^e^i, m. median-octave. -<br />
(3nebtHn=) -papfJet, n. paper <strong>of</strong> a<br />
middle size, -a'iett f.<br />
tlie median vein.<br />
Jltefictn, /. physic, -etfti v. n. to<br />
take pliysic. -fT, a. medical. - XXttifament,<br />
«. medicine.<br />
ItTeMa, v. n. - rmettfltt, to mediate<br />
bi,t\veeii. -tC) m. mediator.<br />
ateMem, m. member.<br />
meMetd, a. middle, middlemost.<br />
ateMift'm&e» «. compassion, pity, commiseration,<br />
flf -, in pity <strong>of</strong>. - V^tilibfani)<br />
a. compassionate.<br />
llTeMjuba, v. n. to sound with,<br />
atcMisriunge, m. school-fellow.<br />
nittnicnnifja , /. fellow - creature,<br />
neighbour.<br />
Utftregent, m. coregent, coadjutor.<br />
Utebfpeliire, m. fellow-player.<br />
lUetfiinba) v. a. to send along with.<br />
jnebf<strong>of</strong> ante» a. & s. rival, competitor.<br />
MTettaga, v. a. to take away; to enfeeble.<br />
- Ittebtogen, a. weakened.<br />
Jllebtjenate, m. fellow-servant.<br />
nXebtsflatl, /. rivalry, emulation, competition.<br />
- HTfiitaflate, m. rival, emulator,<br />
[tribute, -rt) /. cooperation,<br />
Jltebperfflj v. n. to cooperate, to cou-<br />
VXebvetAnbe^a. knowing <strong>of</strong>, conscio<br />
—) s. n. knowledge, consciousness.<br />
UTt'trinb, m. ntcbtabet, n. fair wii<br />
tJleSal&et, m. middle age. - )Itebal<<br />
trig, a. middle-aged.<br />
mcbagare, m. copartner. [rival.<br />
me6al|Tatc, m. mebalfTflrinna , /.<br />
titebomfait) f. compassion, pity.<br />
mdianit m. marjoram.<br />
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UteKel, m. chisel.<br />
jnefAtlif, /: mechanics. - mcfailifT,<br />
a. mechanical. - Dtefaniem, m. meclianism.<br />
— ]1tefani|l>m. mechanician.<br />
XHtliXt m. coward.<br />
men<br />
jnelanfoli} /. melancholy, gloom<br />
— fF) a. melancholic, gloomy.<br />
mdip, m. balm, gently balm.<br />
nteDirn, pr. between, -bftlf, ni.<br />
tion-beam. -bfltf, ^2. middle-deck,<br />
-finpcr, n. middle-finger, -gift, m<br />
addition, advantage. -qarbj/7J. farm,<br />
house situated in <strong>the</strong> m'iddle <strong>of</strong> a viL<br />
lage. -^anbel, m. carrying -trade<br />
-Eomma, v. n. to intervene, -fcmfri<br />
m. intervention, -lopfite, m. a<br />
between. -maltifc , m. colla<br />
-rum, n. interval, -tymi', m. interval,<br />
-ratt, w. iutermess. -fj<strong>of</strong>, «<br />
interval, -fott, m. middling sort<br />
-fpel, n. interlude, entertaiun<br />
-(iun&, m. interval; leisureli<br />
-flytfe, n. middle piece. -paning,y<br />
middle story. —pJigg, m. partitionwall,<br />
-at, ac?. meanwhile, someti<br />
UTelobi, /. melody, tune. -fP, a.<br />
UTelon, m. melon. [lodious<br />
aten, c. but.<br />
UTen, «. hurt, injury, -tbym. \<br />
jiu-y. -eb«tc, w. perjurer, -for<br />
maimed. —Up, a. disadvantage(<br />
-l09, a. harmless. -\'6i\)Cty /. in<br />
JlTmft, f. a. to mean, to think. -<br />
pott r><br />
lip, a. human, -bet, .A humanity.<br />
aittlta, f . a. to dress, to work.
men<br />
atenuett, m. menuet.<br />
atet, JITera, a. ft ad. more, aLove.<br />
itfe -) Lut. meb -a^ <strong>and</strong> so forth.<br />
fa mytft't -, so much <strong>the</strong> more. -l»e=<br />
tniilt, a. above-said. -enbelSj ad.<br />
for <strong>the</strong> most jjart.<br />
JlTctCurium) «. mercury.<br />
f nterg, m. marrow,<br />
f Utergel, m. marl, -aftigja. marly.<br />
1 -ioVt,<br />
/. marly earth. [coward.<br />
r JITes, OT. milksop. -AftiiJ, TlTeiig) a.<br />
nicfan, m. mizen.<br />
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S Utcfarj 'Ti. white-throat.<br />
) JJlescff) w. cheese <strong>of</strong> whey.<br />
JJlcspel) m. medlar, missel, missletoe.<br />
VHctHj /• mass. -, f.n. to mass, to<br />
say mass. - (me#)-b<strong>of</strong>,/. missal.<br />
( UTetmirlljOT. sausage dried <strong>and</strong> smoked.<br />
I nli^^ag,<br />
UtiAelsmC^a, /. Micliaelmas.<br />
m. noon, noonday, midday,<br />
cm -fll , at noon i - , at noon , to<br />
dinner, fpiffl - , to dinner, f<strong>of</strong>ra - ,<br />
( to take a nap after dinner, -gfrets,<br />
i m.<br />
meridian. — slitltc^ f. meridian<br />
{ line, -smalj n. -smaIti&,OT. dinner.<br />
-Sfhitlb, -iix'i, m. -stimtne) /. noonhour.<br />
-6f6tn»l, n. nooning, nap.<br />
niibfallan, / mid-lent.<br />
VXx^\!i, f. waist, middle.<br />
' mitnatt-,<br />
f. midnight.<br />
nritfPefpe, ad. midship.<br />
JUttfommflt, m. midsummer. -ibliVX'<br />
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ftet,«.stork's-bill, crane's-bill (plant).<br />
atiSt, ad. - flf, right in two. - etltrl^<br />
Ian , iu <strong>the</strong> middle, in <strong>the</strong> midst. -<br />
emot> over against. - ftamfOt, right<br />
before. — t> in <strong>the</strong> middle <strong>of</strong>. —<br />
tgcnom, through <strong>the</strong> middle <strong>of</strong>. - i<br />
fynen, full in <strong>the</strong> face. -itUy riglit<br />
in two. - pa) iu <strong>the</strong> middle <strong>of</strong>. -etlj<br />
VXi^tpr. me. [m. middle, midst.<br />
mifr<strong>of</strong>FoP) n. microscope.<br />
mil, /. mile, -tal, n. <strong>the</strong> number <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> miles. -(ioIpCjOT. milepost. fft<br />
frattfP -, a league.<br />
mila, /. charcoal-kiln.<br />
mil^ a. mild, kind, gentle, s<strong>of</strong>t. -\)tty<br />
]'. clemency, gentleness, mildness.<br />
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-Xt,-, V. a. to mitigate, to s<strong>of</strong>ten,<br />
-fan, n. omission <strong>of</strong> a divine service. -ting, /. mitigation.<br />
-^Af e, m. mass-weeds. -iTjOtta, /. tnilis, m. militia. - UTilitar, m. mi-<br />
JltepiaS, m. messiah. [surplicf. litia, army. -ifF, a. military.<br />
nitping, m. yellow brass, -btuf j n. ntitticn, m. million. [mily.<br />
brass work, -flapare, m. brazier. ntin, /)r. my, mine, "it tnirta, my fa-<br />
-trS*, m. brass-wire.<br />
V!l\n-,m. look, coiuitenance, face, mien,<br />
Jlte^Hng, m. measles.<br />
^atta go& - me6 en, to carry it fair<br />
Jltfjl) a. &ad. most, i bet-A) mostly ; with one. gora - «f, to make a<br />
almost. -flJel?} ac?. commonly. -l>ju= show <strong>of</strong>.<br />
&Kn&C, a. <strong>the</strong> highest bidder. mina , /. mine. - 3JTirter« , v. a. to<br />
nteta , V. a. to angle. - tttete, n. an- mine, to digmines. - trtinor, m. miner.<br />
gling, bait. - (Otet) -ft<strong>of</strong> , m. an- ntinbre, a. less, smaller. - an, less<br />
gling-hook. i -mafF) m. earthworm. than. - , ad. less, ju - , <strong>the</strong> less. -<br />
-ref > /• angling-line, -fpo , «. an- (Utinbct) -taltig, a. below <strong>the</strong><br />
gling-rod.<br />
st<strong>and</strong>ard, -atig, «. under age. -arig=<br />
' tnetatt, m. metal ; brass, -f fltlOtl) m. \ltt-, f. minoiity. [ministry.<br />
brassgun. -tfF, a. metallic.<br />
inini(ler, m. minister <strong>of</strong> state, -en, "J.<br />
Vilinnci9i v. d. to remember. - utAK''<br />
titt, to know by lieart. - tJTinnf, n.<br />
memory, mind ; memorial <strong>of</strong> honour ;<br />
consent. — 0bcta , f. remembrance.<br />
-SboC,/. memor<strong>and</strong>um-book. -9go>,<br />
a. having a good memory. — ?log, a.<br />
having no memory. —i\'ii[)tt y fwant<br />
<strong>of</strong> memory, -sntarfe,/?. monument,<br />
-spenning, m. medal, -gfpraf,<br />
n. sentence, -stetfen, n. memorial.<br />
-Srari, m. monument. -sUatb , a.<br />
memorable.<br />
nrinfann, ad. forsooth, indeed.<br />
ntinfPa, V. a. to lessen, to diminish ;<br />
to retrench ; to relieve. - fcgel , to
616 mitt<br />
shorten sails. -S j i>- d- to ditninisli, XniftfUiAf V. a. not to become, to su<br />
to lessen, to abate, to grow less. - ntipfrc&it, m. discredit. [ba<<br />
atinfPnin{J, /. diminution, drawback. lUi^fannaj v. «. to mistake.<br />
nttnft) a, least, smallest ; minutest. - > I1ti#le&fl, V. a. to mislead, to misguid<br />
ad. least. -bjU^Attbej a. <strong>the</strong> lowest UTi^lifflj f . 7Z. not to comply wil"<br />
bidder.<br />
[nute-pointcr. nii^Ijut') «. dissonance, -fl,<br />
Jninut, m. minute, -pifflte, m. mi-<br />
Utinut, a«/. fiJlja i -> to retail, to sell<br />
by retail. -l^antii'I, m. mercery, re-<br />
t-.<br />
be dissonant. [sue<br />
ari^IytfAS, t-. d. to miscarry, not'<br />
lUi^IynttC, n. ill Immour. - tltiplyn<br />
tail. -]t)flllMAte> m. retailer, -tt&y<br />
V. a.Xo retail. [frey.<br />
JJtif$m«f4>) n. hodge-podge, galimau-<br />
JTIifFuttb,OT. pitj-, compassion, -a fiftj<br />
v. r. -a fifl Ofrt't) to take compassion<br />
on one. — fiHll) a. compassionate.<br />
JUi^biHiga, v. a. to disapprove.<br />
llti^bjU^A, f. a. to underbid. - Xltip<br />
bub, 72. underbidding.<br />
Utt^bruf, n. abuse, pr<strong>of</strong>anation, -fl,<br />
V. a. to abuse.<br />
jni^b^bare, m. criminal, malefactor.<br />
JttipfaQi «• miscarriage, abortion. fS<br />
- , to miscaiTy.<br />
jrii#firmflj *>. a. to abuse, to <strong>of</strong>fend, to<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>ane. -ttbC) «. injury, <strong>of</strong>fence,<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>anation.<br />
jni^fcffftj n. monster, abortive.<br />
Mti^fifJ'fel, n. abortion, monster.<br />
JlTl^fcrflanb, n. misconception, diffe-<br />
JJltfiforttoenbe, n. mistrust, distrust.<br />
nttpgecttiltg , /. crime. -9tn«ft, m.<br />
criminal, malefactor ; felon. [tion.<br />
mi^gunft, m. envy, ill-will, disaffec-<br />
Jiripflyniia) v. a. to disfavour, to discountenance,<br />
-tiitn. discountenancer.<br />
Itti^pa, V. n. to go astray.<br />
Jlti^l&ag, n. displeasiu-e, aversion, dis-<br />
gust, dislike, -flj f. «. to displease.<br />
—Itgj a. unpleasant, disgusting; odious.<br />
jni#|aubla, u. a. & n. to tieat ill ; to<br />
olfcnd, to sin. - mi«l>afiMitt|t , /.<br />
jni^buftp, n. blow amiss. [injury.<br />
jni#?>U9$ana , V. n. to husb<strong>and</strong> ill. jni#unn«, f. a. to envy, to grudgt<br />
-tf, m. who liusb<strong>and</strong>s ill.<br />
Ult^unfam, a. envious, -^et, /. en<br />
JITi^l^^niflj «• discoi^ant, being at va- UTi^Ptfa, V. a. to sliow wrong;<br />
riance. -?>ct ,/. discord , di<br />
vary. - mi^PWnirtfl , /. wrong in<br />
' mi^VitA . as, to llCi vrong.<br />
nti^lynne, «. dragonwort.<br />
ntt^nejbj a. discontent. - JUt^tlCJCj i<br />
discontent, dis])leasure. [pcbbl'<br />
nti^pidd, m. white arsenic-ore, whi<br />
JlliptAfna jig, v. r. to misrcckon, 1<br />
reckon wrong, - jni^ratnitig, /. mil<br />
reckoning.<br />
IttipfFrifPS jig, v. r, to commit a mi<br />
take in writing. - nti^frtifntng,<br />
error in writing.<br />
mi^ffeg, n. slip, failure.<br />
nri^famJAj /. discord, dissension.<br />
mi^tag, «. mistake, errour. -fl, v.<br />
-a tn for en cnnan, to mistake one 1<br />
ano<strong>the</strong>r, -fl fig, f . r. to be mistake<br />
to mistake one's self. -C fig |?5 (<br />
f«f , to be mistaken in an affair.<br />
UTt^tflttfe, m. suspicion.<br />
lltt^tro, V. a. to mistrust, to distrus<br />
-fttbc, n. distrust, diffidence, -gei<br />
a. diffident, distrustful. -gen|)et,<br />
distrust, suspicion. [dcspai<br />
ntifitr<strong>of</strong>lfl, V. n. to despair <strong>of</strong>. -n,<br />
mi^tytfa, f. a. - en ting, to tai<br />
amiss, to dislike. - Utt^tytfe, n. di:<br />
pleasure.<br />
Uti^tyba, v.a.Xo misinterpret, to mii<br />
construe. - Jttt^ty&ning, /. wror<br />
interpretation.<br />
JUi^tanf a , v. n. to suspect. - inil<br />
tanft for, suspected <strong>of</strong>. - ariptiiiii<br />
fam, a. suspicious, -^et,/. susp;<br />
cation ; variation.<br />
mi^PAtbA, V. a. to neglect, to slight.
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jOJift, 771. foggy <strong>and</strong> hazy -n-ea<strong>the</strong>r at sea.<br />
9tt(ltl, f. a. to lose. - Itfcet, to be<br />
put to death. - 3Jti|lntng) /. loss.<br />
JJtifte, ad. beside, -WTong, false, fla -<br />
tt, to miss a thing. (li^A -, to make<br />
Uttftcl, 77J. misseltoe, mistletow.<br />
Jtljamv;) v. a. to mew.<br />
s<strong>of</strong>t, to s<strong>of</strong>ten.<br />
mm, a. bright.<br />
nti^ItC, 77.. spleen, milt. - (mjalt)<br />
-fjufj a. hypochondriae. -fjuffl) /.<br />
spleen; vapours. -Ottj /. harl's-<br />
VXJfitiej m. junkel to catch fish in.<br />
ntjcbj n. mead.<br />
mjol, n. meal, flower. -flFtip<br />
mealy, farinaceous, -biit) f. lITjoIon.<br />
-Pallitig, /. milkpottage. -hbet) f-<br />
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mi^riijrtj ot. bad crop, deartli, scarlacteal vessel, milkvessel. -«j t: a.<br />
city. -ar> n. year <strong>of</strong> dearth. A 72. to milk ; to give milk. [ter.<br />
iHtpoJej n. misfortune, miscliauce. mj'ilfe, m. milt. - mjolfftfT, 777. mil-<br />
ITtjolottj a. Spanish red whortle-berries,<br />
fox-berry, redtrailing arbutus,<br />
bearberry.<br />
Jllo, /. down, -joc&j /. down.<br />
DTotfa ) /. a sort <strong>of</strong> net , to catch sal-<br />
false step.<br />
mons with. [<strong>of</strong> a stable.<br />
ntJUCtg, t -J ud. cl<strong>and</strong>estinely. le i -j<br />
ntOcFa^ V. a. to throw <strong>the</strong> dung out<br />
ntob, n. courage, heart, spirit : humour,<br />
fatta -Zti to lose one's eourage. repa<br />
— , to pluck up one's spirits. — faHbj<br />
ntiuFj a. s<strong>of</strong>t: pliable, flexible ; sup- -I0S5 -(lulcrtja. low-spirited, cast<br />
ple, -^et} /. s<strong>of</strong>tness; pliantness down, -los^et, /. faint-heartedness.<br />
malleableness. — ttaj f. n. to groTT -ig, a. courageous, valiant, stout,<br />
bold, mettlesome, -ig^et ,/. bold-<br />
ness, bravery. -Ji, a. a mood, brisk<br />
Ute^, 72. mode, fashion. [<strong>of</strong> vins.<br />
JTto^&er, /. mollier. fttt -> mo<strong>the</strong>r<br />
ntoJett, 772. model, pattern, -era, v. a.<br />
lodel.<br />
JHober, JlTor, /. mo<strong>the</strong>r ; dam. -brot,<br />
772. uncle by <strong>the</strong> mo<strong>the</strong>r's side, -fat,<br />
771. gr<strong>and</strong>fatlier by <strong>the</strong> mo<strong>the</strong>r's side,<br />
-jotb, /. native lountry. -Fupa, /.<br />
-^agf;, 771. mildew, blast, -fattlj^z.<br />
'<br />
mealdust. -btytf, 77i. meald<br />
mo<strong>the</strong>r-beehive. -fytFa, /. mo<strong>the</strong>rchurch,<br />
-lifj n. womb, raatrice.<br />
-fryga, f. S^etnen, n.<br />
pi. <strong>the</strong> corners <strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong> womb. -FaFa, /.<br />
-bl^fa J y. pecquet's reservatory.<br />
-bunfe, 771. milkbowl. -bytta, /.<br />
placenta, afterbirth. -Ftang, 772. pessary,<br />
-mun, 771. <strong>the</strong> mouth <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
milkpail. -frfT, f. uni-ct mjolfe.<br />
-ViX, n. down <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> check, -fair,<br />
womb, -fiufa,/. mo<strong>the</strong>r, hystericalness.<br />
-fliba, /. sheath <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
m. calf fed with milk, -f atttmate, womb. -ttum})rtet, 77t. pi. fallopian<br />
dairy, lactary. -f > /. milky co tubes.<br />
-Fsttlj n. milkvessel ; r. chylifere JJtogen, a. ripe, matiu-e. -^rt, /. ma-<br />
vessel, -fflft, 771. chyle. -f?orf , 77 tiu-ity, ripeness. - UIogtlA, p. n. to<br />
achor. -tijlcl) 77j. ladies -thistli ripen; to draw to a head, -b, /•<br />
-tanker, m.pl. colt's-teeth , <strong>the</strong> fir maturity.<br />
teeth children breed. -pa^Iaj/. wliey. DToQa, /*. orach, aracli.<br />
ntoln, 72. cloud, -babb, m. large
618 men<br />
thick cloud in tlie liorizon. -flatf, m.<br />
a little cloud, -fri) a- without clouds.<br />
-full, a. cloudy. -PAgg, f. -Ui.<br />
JHort jc, f. ntan ZC. [-tfl, a. cloudy.<br />
inep»j "»• pug-dog.<br />
mot, f. mo^ct.<br />
moras, «. marsh, morass, fen. - VXirafig,<br />
a. marshy, moonsh.<br />
UTorb, n. murder, -btiinnflte, m. incendiary.<br />
-gePflt, n. miu-dering<br />
weapon, -jettt , n. sharp weapon.<br />
-fsttate, m. casemate, -atlflel, wi.<br />
destroyer. -ifF, a. murderous, destructive,<br />
cruel ; mortal.<br />
UlotcHer, / pi. morel-cherries.<br />
JHorenfopp, m. moorhead.<br />
OTctgcn, m. morning, morrow, t - ,<br />
to morrow, i trtOtfe, this morning.<br />
gc5 - good morrow, , en -, on<br />
a morning, -bort, /. morning-prayer,<br />
-bag, m. morrow, -fcragt, m. deshabille,<br />
negligee. -gafPS, /. dower,<br />
-robnab,/. aurora, dawn. -fTym^<br />
rttnp, /. morning- twilight, -jljtrna,<br />
/. morning-star. -(lun& , ^w. morning-hour,<br />
-parb, m. breakfast. -<br />
Jltorna fig, v. r. to shake <strong>of</strong>f sleep.<br />
lat ?>onom -, let him be well awake.<br />
IttottCtl, m. negi-o. -fTa, /. negro<br />
woman. - IltorirF, a- moorish.<br />
UIotFuBfl, f. woodcock.<br />
niork, f . n. to prick, to crawl.<br />
nTorme^fl, /. nativity <strong>of</strong> Mary.<br />
Ittcrna i't, f. contradiction.<br />
ntotjlrafPAnbe, Jltetfirafpig, a. rcpu<br />
gnant, adverse. - jnotjlrSffJgtetj j<br />
reluctance, repugnance.<br />
UTotjla, V. a. to resist, to withstanc<br />
to oppose, -enbe, a. opposed, -lib<br />
n. resistance. —nbatC, m. adversary<br />
antagonist, opponent.<br />
nXotflot, 'n. rebuff, check,<br />
jnotfpata, V. n. to correspond with<br />
to suit, to become. -xCitt JltotfPijrig<br />
a. corresponding. - UtotlPatigtet, j<br />
correspondence, analogy.<br />
JltOtfags, V. a. to contradict, -te, n.<br />
gainsayer. - JJlotfvigelfe /' , contra<br />
diction.<br />
JITotfAtta, V. a. to oppose. - Jlletfatt<br />
a. opposed. - lllebfattnitig , /. op-<br />
position, [reaction, oppositioi<br />
ntotPetfa, V. a. to counteract, -tl, f<br />
ntctpigt, /. counterpoise.<br />
lUotPilja, /. repugnance, reluctance<br />
dislike. - IltotPiDig, a. reluctant<br />
-l)rt, /. reluctance.<br />
ntotpinb, m. foul -wind. Itflga for -;<br />
to lie I'indboi<br />
ntotpaga, v. a. to counterbalance.<br />
l^OtPall^, a. turned against.<br />
ntOtparn, «. defence.
mud<br />
^VXuiHi *'• "• to mutter, to mumble.<br />
iUTut't'cr, n. mud. -pr^m» m. mud-<br />
I lighter. - UTubira, - Upp j v. a. to<br />
i ballast up. - JItu&irigj a. muddy.<br />
atuff, m. mutf.<br />
nTu0tTi "-'• mug.<br />
HTuctp-) V. n. to chew slowly.<br />
niulHtt, m. mulatto, dingy-christian.<br />
IHtuIbt'tej n. pasture.<br />
ntulbir) n. mulberry.<br />
QTuIt') m. mouth, muzzle.<br />
JJXulcnj a. cloudy, gloomy; sad. -<br />
Uliiltifl) V. n. to grow cloudy, to cloud.<br />
JJtuIfotftj m. mouth-basket, muzzle.<br />
JHutt , /. mould , earth, dust, -banf<br />
m. seat <strong>of</strong> grass, -^ogj m. heap <strong>of</strong><br />
earth, -fotfj^z. shrew-mouse, -pabj<br />
m. mole, -rabsfytfa)/. mole-cricket.<br />
-r"St9tufr4) /. mole- cast,<br />
Jltuttra, V. n. to rumble.<br />
UTuItCn, a. mouldered, rotten. - lITuU=<br />
II aj V. n, to moulder, to rot.<br />
JJtulaana, /. mule, giunet.<br />
HTumiCj c. mummy.<br />
JUlltnla) V. n. to mumble, to mutter;<br />
to whisper about. - tttummel) n.<br />
murmur, mumbling,<br />
JHumfa) V. n. to mump.<br />
JITun) m. mouth, ett - fuH) a mouthful.<br />
YfMo. flit -, to hold one's tongue.<br />
bruf A - pi etl, to scold at one. tak<br />
UC -, to speak plain, -fltt, m. dia-<br />
lect, -bit J m. morsel, -gtgaj /.<br />
jew's-harp. -gipvii/. corner <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
mouth. -^ugflaS) V. d. to wrangle.<br />
-U&y n. sealing wafer. -lag* n. bit<br />
<strong>of</strong> a bridle. -labct, «. well hung<br />
tongue, -fpoaa,/. sore moutli. -fEinf,<br />
m. cup-bearer, -flag, n. flap in <strong>the</strong><br />
face, -fpartfl) /, locked jaw, triasmus.<br />
-jiytfe, n. mouth-piece; bit <strong>of</strong> a<br />
bridle, -jlyf) a. hardmou<strong>the</strong>d. -pigj<br />
a. voluble, -rigljet,/. volubility, -tlig,<br />
a. by word <strong>of</strong> moiitli, verbal.<br />
,<br />
mut 619<br />
vent, -fej« ,/. monk's cell. -lapAy<br />
f. cowl, capouch. -leftJCtnCj n. monastic<br />
life, -erbett, /n. religious order,<br />
-(ill, ^2. black letters. -PflfetlbCj n.<br />
monkish habits.<br />
JITuntCt, a. cheerful. -|>ei) /. cheerfulness.<br />
- JlTuttttA, V. a. to cheer up,<br />
JlTutj m. wall, -brwf, n. mortar,<br />
-btatf ft, /. battering-ram. -gtSn,<br />
ivy. -let, ^i. mortar. -majlAte,<br />
master-mason. -tUtAj /. stone-fern,<br />
-fief, m. trowel, -(lettj m. brick,<br />
-tegelj «. brick, -flj V. a. to wall,<br />
-a igeil) to wall up. -a in, to immure,<br />
-ft upp, to raise. -Ate, m,<br />
bricklayer,mason. -nittg,/. masonry<br />
HTutfen, a, rotten, -^et , /. rottenness.<br />
- «•'. JlTutEnA, «. to rot. -n&e,<br />
n. putrefaction.<br />
[<strong>and</strong> garnet.<br />
nturFtien, m. quartz mingled with mica<br />
UTutmelt jut, n. marmot, mountain rat.<br />
mu»,/. mouse; mo#,/J^. mice, -blfttf,<br />
a. mousegray. -ftAt, ". pillage by<br />
mice. -fAttA, /. mouse-trap, -fylfl,<br />
/.r. serving mallet. -lort,wz. mousedung.<br />
-tunipA, /. mouse-tail (plant).<br />
-totnc, n. double-tongue. -Artet,^.<br />
fl. tufted vetch. -otOrtjW.juA mouse-<br />
jnuf^, 'Ti. patch. [ear (plant).<br />
IHufetttfl, / pi- <strong>the</strong> muses.<br />
UTuficetA, V. n. to make music. - JJTu*<br />
itf,/. music, -fAnnate, tti. musician,<br />
-aliff, a. musical, -ant, m.<br />
musician.<br />
IJTufP,'". frown, fe tin&et-j to frown,<br />
ntufTat, OT. muscadine, muscadel.<br />
UTlljTetunter, m. blunderbuss, muskemufFel,<br />
m. muscle. [toon.<br />
Jltufretetate, m. musketeer. - UlufFiit,<br />
m. musket. \J'. mace.<br />
ntufTot, n. -not, /. nutmeg, -blomnta,<br />
tUufPwg, m. musk, -bjut, n. muskcat.<br />
JUupIa, /". muscle, shell ; chafe, anchor,<br />
Jtlufl, m. juice, moistiure ; sap; sub-<br />
UTimtfra, v. a. to clo<strong>the</strong> iu uniform. - stance; quintessence. —ig, a. juicy,<br />
1 JITunbering, /. mundur, uniform. lltu(iAf^, m. whisker. [substantial.<br />
jUTunf, m. friar, monk ; fritter, -«{= JHuta , f. a. to bribe , to corrupt. -<br />
i tig, a. monastic. -bragt,m. habit OTutot, /. pi. bribes. - OTutfoIf, m.<br />
<strong>of</strong> a monk. -JlO|let> «. monk's con- mercenary.
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620 mut<br />
ntatt<br />
inutfebel,m. license for digging a mine. nta, o may, to cai<br />
Ulytfen, a. much, great. \\\tVi -? gota, done.<br />
how mucli? -\ett f. multitude, ttTafa , pa - , at r<strong>and</strong>om.<br />
crowd, number, abundance. — VXf&tt'j JlTag, m. son-in-law.<br />
ad. much, far, very.<br />
mafc, n. sea-gull.<br />
OTafate, m. T. mall.<br />
JUal, n. speech, language, tongu<br />
Jny0B> n. -fl) / gnat, midge, -brtt,<br />
-fiifl0j n. stiug <strong>of</strong> a gnat. -&An«> m.<br />
swarm <strong>of</strong> gnats, -tjfltt, n. cajiarison.<br />
UTyUaj /. mould. -, v. a. to cast<br />
mould over.<br />
nTyn&ifli a. mighty, powerful;<br />
cmptory; magisterial, authoritative;<br />
<strong>of</strong> age. Hi -, to come to full age.<br />
-hity f. hauglitiuess; authority ; full<br />
age. - ntytlMtng, pupil, ward.<br />
IHynilinjt, m. muzzle, mouth.<br />
mynitingstag,". T. cord <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> yards.<br />
JUyilt) n. money, coin, -et, <strong>the</strong> mint,<br />
-betjcninit, /. mint-<strong>of</strong>ficers, -fjtj<br />
m. st<strong>and</strong>ard, -fCtfoIf?, /.<br />
numismatics. —mii|lKte) m. master <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> mint, -prober fitc, m. assayer <strong>of</strong><br />
coin, -riittigljft, /. right <strong>of</strong> coinage.<br />
-flag, n. -fort, m. kind <strong>of</strong> coin. -tc=<br />
detl) n. mark <strong>of</strong> coin, -pafetl , «.<br />
coinage, -a, f . a. to coin, -ate, wi.<br />
XJtyntflj /. mint (plant).<br />
JttyrA, /. aut, emmet, pismire, fa iny=<br />
tot t ^ufPubet, to be perplexed. -<br />
(UTyr) -ba&, n. hot bath prepared<br />
with ants, -bjom, m. ant-bear.<br />
-Icjon, n. ant-lion, lion-ant. -floF,<br />
m. ant-bear, -(la*, m. ant-hill.<br />
IITyra, /. bog, marsli. - (Olyt) -ittny<br />
n. moor-stone. —J0t& , f. marshy<br />
ground. -fette,m. armadillo. -Ian^,<br />
a. muddy, toggy, marshy, -malm,<br />
Itlyrt?)a, /. mp-rh.<br />
WTyrten, m. myrtle.<br />
ntyfa, V. n. to smile, to simper.<br />
myfFeptas, n. aiyfPa, /. woodro<strong>of</strong>.<br />
aiy^ii:, /• curdled milk.<br />
niyteti, n. mutiny, conspiracy.<br />
ma, v. n. to fare. - t>al, to be well.<br />
-ral! farewell! feutu -t nt? liow<br />
do you do?<br />
w]iite,butt ; measure ; due size ;<br />
-btOtt, n. breaking <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> i<br />
-fere, n. delivery. -Io6 , a. speed<br />
less, dumb. -los^et, /. dumbne<br />
-fTjutning, /. shooting at <strong>the</strong> mai<br />
—ixncn^m. guardian, sponsor. -?tii<br />
me, ^. dinner- or suppertiine. -siig<br />
re, wi. plaintiir. -tiifi<br />
JJTala, V. a. to paint, -te, m. paiute<br />
court-card, -tefonfl, /. <strong>the</strong><br />
painting, -tcjlannitig , / ea<br />
Jttclett, n. paintiue, painting. - XXl'c<br />
fling, /. picture; painting.<br />
JlTan, m. propoiiion. en liten - flott<br />
a little lit greater.<br />
Jttan, a. careful.<br />
IHanab, m. month. -6f j|ler, n. 11<br />
calf, -grafante, a. lunatic, -et<br />
n. lunacy. -Stenilig, /. wo<br />
monthly couises, terms, flo<br />
-tlig, a. monthly. [raoiida<br />
ntant'ag, m. monday. fri -, sai<br />
ntane, m. moon. - {mcin) -f-effri<br />
ning,/. selenography, -cirfcl, '<br />
cycle <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> moon. -Ijtig , a. moo,<br />
light. -jTen, n. moonshine.<br />
IttangelfFa, /. basket-woman.<br />
HTange, Utangen, a. many. ganfPa •<br />
a great many. - fom , many a oi<br />
who. - gang, many a time. -rmani<br />
-blabig, a. polypetalous. -falbil<br />
a. manifold, various, -falbiga,<br />
to multiply, -falbigbet,/. muliipl<br />
city, variety, -fota, /. scolopeudr<br />
-fargab, a. manycoloured. -gift'<br />
n. polygamy. - JJlangabflnba , .<br />
manifold. - (UTang) -bornig, -f«i<br />
tig, a. polygonal, -bcmitig , I<br />
polygon, -funnig, a. knowing muc<br />
-otbig, a. ulkaiive. -otbigbet,<br />
verbosity, loquacity, -flbjg, a. mtt
tttan<br />
I. -flafpifl) a. polysyllaLicaJ.<br />
in, a. ambiguous, -ty&ig^et, /.<br />
ity. -P
622 mot-<br />
-n^e) n. murder, man -slaughter,<br />
-nfce, a. murderous. -tC, m. murderer,<br />
assassin. - jnottetfFfl ,/. murderess,<br />
[under <strong>the</strong> ashes.<br />
VHotJAi / embers. -> f. n. to lurk<br />
Vil'6tf,a. obscure, dark, -tla,n. darkblue,<br />
-brun, a. dark-brown. -Iflgb,<br />
a. brownish, brunett. —to&j a. darkred.<br />
—et) "• obscurity, darkness. — naj<br />
V. n. to darken, to grow dim.<br />
Utotfarc, m. mortar.<br />
OTort, m. roach.<br />
nio^aj /. cap, bonnet.<br />
VXit&t V. a. to encounter, to meet ; to<br />
go to meet. -6 f v. d. to meet. —<br />
motC)". meeting, encounter; cougiess.<br />
- ntotfSplflts, m. meetingplace,<br />
rendezvous.<br />
JJabO, m. neighbour. -Iflfl, n. neighbourhood.<br />
-Hgj a. neighbourly.<br />
Ua&ii m. neck, <strong>the</strong> back <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> neck,<br />
nape. - (tlatf) -bcflj n. neckbonc.<br />
-prop, m. nape, -(lytfe, «. neckpiece.<br />
— (lyfj a. neckstitf.<br />
Jl«f, n. nave.<br />
ttafic, Tra. navel. - (ttflfvel) -btfltf,<br />
ra. omphalocele. -|lr
-vati) m. supper, ben ^eligft UM-<br />
Pflrben , <strong>the</strong> Lord's supper. -PiJtbS:<br />
05njJ, m. communion. -rati'Sflafl,<br />
gillillower. -oaft, TO. nightwatch.<br />
— lig, a. niglitly, nocturnal, by night.<br />
ttfttlitj /. nature, temper, complexion.<br />
-fOtfTare, m. naturalist, physician,<br />
-ftafra , /. gift <strong>of</strong> nature, -funtlijj,<br />
a. physician. -funnt0t>et, /. natural<br />
jjhilosophy. -fanning » /. natural<br />
history. -lata)/, phj'sics. -a, \\\ -a,<br />
in kind, -alf cbincttj n. cabinet for<br />
natural products. — flitff j n. /;/. naimal<br />
products, -alifeta, v. a. to<br />
iiatiualize. -li{t> n. natural, physi-<br />
cal ; full. -IJg^et, /. naturalness.<br />
Jeb, ITctcr, ad. down.<br />
lebanj «. decrease <strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong> moon, change<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> moon, interluuium.<br />
Jefcanj ad. below, beneath. -&el) m.<br />
inferior part, -fot, -ontj ad. ft pr.<br />
below, -niimnb , a. mentioned here<br />
below. -|)a, -txVi,-, ad. underneath.<br />
Iftbtytfl, V. a. to break down.<br />
letba&ba) f. a. to bed down, to coucli,<br />
Iratify.<br />
Jebetbor&j m. rain, snow or hail. -<br />
(JJcfeec) -gotfl , V. a. to put to <strong>the</strong><br />
sword, -lafl) n. defeat, overthrow;<br />
warehouse, store. -lagsftitct) /•<br />
liberty to keep a staple <strong>of</strong> goods.<br />
-flag, 1. precipitate.<br />
leterjl, a. lowest, lowermost, -a ra=<br />
nin^eni <strong>the</strong> groundfloor. -, ad.<br />
lowest, at <strong>the</strong> bottom.<br />
Ucf 623<br />
tiebfallntng, /. throwing down.<br />
Ufbfom(l, m. coming down; delivery.<br />
UcM.ita , to harrow down<br />
<strong>the</strong> seed.<br />
ttebom, Uebemtting, f. tte&anfot.<br />
Hebre? ad. below. -, a. lower, ne<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
- liippenj <strong>the</strong> under lip.<br />
Jlcbrifra, f. a. to pull down. - Jle^s<br />
'<br />
rifning, f. demolition.<br />
Uc&tig, a. low, mean, base, -j^rti /.<br />
baseness, abjection.<br />
acbfabla, V. a. to cut <strong>of</strong>f. -nbe, n.<br />
massacre, carnage,<br />
llcbiitta, V. n. to sit down,<br />
ttcbfjunf a, V. n. to sink down.<br />
UebfPjuta, V. a. & n. to shoot down;<br />
to rush down.<br />
Uebflagenj a. dejected, lowspirited.<br />
-l?rt, /. dejection. - tte&fla, -. a. to<br />
beat down; T. to lower.<br />
ITebfliippa, v. a. to drop, to let down,<br />
ttebjliga, v. n. to descend, to step<br />
down, -nbelinie, descending line.<br />
-nbc, n. descent. [cjpitation.<br />
Hebliortning) /. throwing down, pre-<br />
JlebfPalja, v. a. to swallow down.<br />
Ui'bfanfrting,/. sinking, plunging, im-<br />
Uebfiittaj V. a. to deposite; to lower.<br />
Uebfcla, V. a. to soil, to dirt.<br />
Itebtagntng, /. descent.<br />
Uebtrytfa j v. a. to oppress, to deject.<br />
Jebfatt, n. falling down. -&nie-) n. JJebtynga, v.a. to load, t« weigh down.<br />
Xebfact, m. descent. [prosternation. ITebtyjla, V. a. to silence, to suppress.<br />
Elebfore) ad. do-miwards.<br />
Uebvibjpr. & ad. at <strong>the</strong> lowest place.<br />
Jebgtafpa) v. a. to dig under, to hide JJebat) ad. downwards. [hood.<br />
in <strong>the</strong> ground.<br />
Hfgb) '"• place adjacent, neighbour-<br />
Be&glng, m. going down; descent. UegtO, m. negi-0. -^anbelj m. negi-o-<br />
I felens - , sunset. [down. trade. - JJegtinnfl}/. negro-woman.<br />
ttebbuggning , f. hewing or cutting Ueglif « ) /. gilliflower ; cloves. -COt,<br />
ttebl^anganbt) a. hanging down.<br />
f. herb-bennet, avent. [a denial.<br />
BeMbfl, V. a. to haiTow down. Uej , ad. no, nay. fa - j to meet with<br />
fleh, Hebuti, ad. ft pr. underneath, rieinoga, /. lamprey.<br />
undermost, at <strong>the</strong> bottom <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Uefa, v. a. to deny, to refuse. -llbe»<br />
I3ettftan> ad. ft pr. bom below.<br />
a. negative, -nbfj n. denial.
624 Hem<br />
Ufmligm, arf. that is to say, to wit,<br />
viz, namely.<br />
IXtdel) /re. nickel. [-0J>etf, «. felony.<br />
Utbing, /w. covi-ard, wretch; miser.<br />
JlifcfF) a. niggardly, sordid, scanty.<br />
-Ut) f. niggardliness.<br />
ttifla, V. n. to courtesy, to make a<br />
courtesy. - fot liaflon , to make one<br />
a courtesy. - Ui^ninQi f. courtesy.<br />
UtO, a. nine. -fi:li>ig, a. ninefold.<br />
-^«nbflj a. nine dilfereiit. -t)Ornin0,<br />
»i. enneagon. —toX-y n. novenary.<br />
-Atitjj a. nine years old. -nfeCj u.<br />
ninth, foe i-et -nbe, ninthly. -nte=<br />
-<br />
^eIJ m. ninth part.<br />
JlotS, m. smelt, groveling.<br />
llippjWJ. tiinket, toy. -etl^atlMflrCj w. U09,OT. snout, nose, -totnitig, m. r<br />
milliner, toyman,<br />
noceros. -mafF, m. sheepnosewo:<br />
nit, n. zeal, -iff, a. zealous. -iilfFfl,<br />
v*. «. to be zealous, -fllffate, w. zea-<br />
Eit, m. blank, blank-ticket. [lot.<br />
Utttio, a. ninety; repeck. -n^e, a.<br />
ninetieth.<br />
Xlttton, a. nineteen. -&e,a. uineteenth.<br />
Ujugg, a. niggardly, scanty. -«, f . m.<br />
lobe niggardly, -ci^op, to scrape up.<br />
Ujupa, V. a. to pinch, to tweak,<br />
ttjupon, Uypon, n. hip, dog-rose.<br />
-bufTe, m. wildbriar, hiptree.<br />
ttjute, OT. kindney, rein. - (Ujut)<br />
-gtue, n. gravel, -jlcf, m. loin.<br />
-|len, m. stone in <strong>the</strong> kidneys; jade.<br />
-Pvirf, m. nephritic, stonc-colick.<br />
Xiwtai V. a. to eujoy, to possess. -<br />
XI u in<br />
Uiutnitlfl, /. enjoyment, prolit,<br />
3XocCfl, I', a.tobeat into flocks, tu tinke<br />
Tdttfi m. nerve. -fet»et, m. nervous. ^g,<br />
lever. -laCfl, /. nevrology. -faft,l<br />
m. nervous fluid. -fjuE, «. nervous.<br />
—fjuf A J y. distemper <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> nerves.<br />
-it^tianbe^ a. ner%ane. -fyjlflrt, n.<br />
system <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> nerves.<br />
HcCjfC) n. a province <strong>of</strong> Sweden.<br />
JJeU)/. dishonoiu-, ignominy, disgrace.<br />
XlCiligfa. ignominious, shameful, iunetto,<br />
a. &ad. net. - rigt, <strong>the</strong>^:et<br />
Jlmttalj a. neuter, neutral, -itet, f.<br />
Xliy pr. you. [neutrality.<br />
Ui
VI un<br />
leiy. - UumreriJ) ^^ a. to mark witli<br />
cipliers. - aumtetinp, /. iiumeratiou.<br />
(tunuA) /. nun. - UunneFIojler J /•<br />
dy, a. <strong>new</strong>, fresh, ^jpflb -tt? ""hat<br />
<strong>new</strong>s? -tt, <strong>new</strong>s. ]p& -tt^ a<strong>new</strong>,<br />
over again, -bafjsbj a. <strong>new</strong>baked.<br />
-beftynnare, m. beginner, -tiiren,<br />
a. <strong>new</strong>-born. -hy^gatCj m. planter,<br />
-byggf, n. colony, planta-<br />
tion, -ftfetl) a. curious, ine|uisitive.<br />
-fifcn^et, f. curiosity, -fobb, a. <strong>new</strong>-<br />
Lorn. -gift, a. <strong>new</strong>married. -l^et,/.<br />
novelty ; <strong>new</strong>s ; innovation, -f liitft,<br />
a. <strong>new</strong>hat<strong>the</strong>d. -Fomltlig, m. <strong>new</strong>comer,<br />
stranger, -lijjert, ad. lately, <strong>of</strong><br />
late. -Uriiig, TO. novice, -mobig, a.<br />
fashionable. -tttAne, m. <strong>new</strong> moon.<br />
-0, ad. a -0, a <strong>new</strong>. -plog,^. l<strong>and</strong><br />
first broken up for tillage. -tAni =<br />
tlitig, / <strong>new</strong> moon. -Af, n. <strong>new</strong>year,<br />
-atstagjm. <strong>new</strong>-year's-day.<br />
-StagAfPa, /. <strong>new</strong>-year's-gift. -ar6=<br />
OIlfFan, /. uew-yeajr's-wish. [sical.<br />
SIytf,TO. caprice, wliim. — fun,a. whim-<br />
Bytfel, TO. key. -aj;, «. keybit. -ben,<br />
n. clavicular bone- -bops, /. sliootiiig<br />
key, hobit. -^arjJfl /. <strong>Swedish</strong><br />
,<br />
leeroviol. -\)sXy n. keyhole. -fnip=<br />
|»«, /. bunch <strong>of</strong> keys. -pip«, /". shank<br />
<strong>of</strong>akf^. -ring, w. keyring.<br />
HyFtet, a. sober, fasting; temperate,<br />
frugal. JJA - tnage, fasting. - fpott,<br />
fasting spittle, -^et, /. sobriety, so-<br />
«ymf, /. n^-mph. [berness.<br />
*••. iJlypa, a. to pinch, to tweak.<br />
Hrtf 625<br />
nyttjg, a. useful, good. ~})it) f.<br />
Ua, i. well. [uscfuLiess.<br />
Ha, V. a. i^ n. to reach.<br />
Uatf, TO. T. yard-arm.<br />
HaJ, «. rivet. -«, t'. a. to rivet.<br />
JJf.b, /. grace ; favour ; pardon, mercy.<br />
lefPfl PA -er, to live at anotlier's discretion,<br />
meb (Bubs -e, by <strong>the</strong> grace<br />
<strong>of</strong> God. ^betS— , your grace, your<br />
honour. -Ajiol, to. mercy-seat. -<br />
(UAbe) -bertsning , /. maVk <strong>of</strong> fa-<br />
V0LU-. -brob , n. precarious subsis-<br />
tance, pension. -fuH, a. full<strong>of</strong> grace.<br />
-bjon, n. almsman, one who lives<br />
upon cliarity. -l<strong>of</strong>te , ". promise <strong>of</strong><br />
grace, -tif, a. gi-acious. -rife, n.<br />
<strong>the</strong> kingdom <strong>of</strong> grace, -(lanb , n.<br />
state <strong>of</strong> grace, -(lot, to. finisliing<br />
blow, -teien, n. mark <strong>of</strong> favour.<br />
-PaI, n. predestination. - IlAbAr, n.<br />
year <strong>of</strong> grace, -e, v. def. (Bub -6<br />
tnig, (5od help me. -elig , -ig, a.<br />
gi-acious, merciful.<br />
UAgon, a. somebody, any. ej -, nobody.<br />
- Uagot, a. -ting, somewhat,<br />
something, -jlttj ad. at any time,<br />
ever. - (HAgor) -Icbes,ac?.someliow,<br />
one way or otlier. -lunbA, «rf. some-<br />
.<br />
.<br />
thing, -(liibes, ad. somewliere, in<br />
some place. - Hlgre,/)/. some, se-<br />
UaF AS, V. d. to approach. [veral.<br />
UaI, /. ueedlepin. -bref , n. a paper<br />
<strong>of</strong> pins. -bynA,/. pincushion. -fo«<br />
ber, n. pincase. -^ufPUb, «. <strong>the</strong> liead<br />
<strong>of</strong> a pin. -bus, n. needlecase. -f orf=<br />
pel, TO. needle-weed. -mAFAre,TO.<br />
ittyfa, V. n. to sneeze. - (ttys) -fltAS, needier, -penningar, to. pi. pin-<br />
fi. sueezewort. -mebel, n. sternuta- money. — subb, to. <strong>the</strong> point <strong>of</strong> a pin.<br />
tory . - pttlpft, n. sternutative po wder. -sbgA, n. <strong>the</strong> eye <strong>of</strong> a needle.<br />
Uy^, ad. just now, just.<br />
Xlitj n. joint.<br />
Uyfifl, V. a. to wind, to glomerate, IlAbb, TO. bill, beak. -gSbbA, /. gar-<br />
-n, «. ball, clew <strong>of</strong> thread. - »y(t= pike, -mus, /. shrewmouse.<br />
fOt, m. yarnwindle.<br />
UAtfbUb, n. XlA&tii) TO. yellow water-<br />
Oyter, a. merry.<br />
lily. - JjAtfbrob, n. stone-marle.<br />
llytt, f. »y.<br />
UikiU) TO. Neptune.<br />
Jlytta, /. utility, use, good, benefit, UAf, n. beak.<br />
emolument, advantage. - UyttJA, v.a. »AfPe,TO. fist, h<strong>and</strong>, en - f=uE,a h<strong>and</strong>-<br />
to use, to make use <strong>of</strong>. -nbe t'iit-, full. - JlAfrAtt, TO. clublaw.<br />
usufruct, -nte, « use, usufruct. — UAfpetj TO. <strong>the</strong> bark <strong>of</strong> birch.<br />
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Jlisftergal, m. niglitingale.<br />
Hattlb, m. a kind <strong>of</strong> jury, -ttiatl , m.<br />
a kiiid <strong>of</strong> juryman.<br />
n«mn«, V. a. to call, to name, to mention,<br />
-nbt) n. nomination. -re» m.<br />
denominator.<br />
Xlannaiy v. d. to find in tlie heai1.<br />
^aii nantiE* ej «t,i fig matt , lie pindies<br />
his own belly.<br />
Uiip|?fU0C(l, ad. liardly, scarcely.<br />
Hflffilj f- a. to chastize, to clieck, to<br />
rebuke. - JlSpflj m. correction, chastisement.<br />
Jlat) c. when; if. -> ad. near, nigh.<br />
|?A langt - , by far. goc« nflpOtt foe<br />
— } to do one some MTong. fa — j well<br />
nigh, fa - fetn> within, except, -a,<br />
a. near, -gra»fatt^e» a. bordering<br />
upon, -gangeit, a. importunate, too<br />
daring, -ma ) v. a. to approach.<br />
-mare, a. nearer. -ma(l, a. nearest,<br />
next. -fFyl^, a. near <strong>of</strong> kin. -flabb,<br />
«. present, being at h<strong>and</strong>. —fynt) a.<br />
shortsighted. -fytttljetj /. shortsightedness.<br />
— t>arailt'e, a. present.<br />
-rarclfe, -rare, /. presence, i j^ans<br />
-Parclfe, before him.<br />
Xl'axa., p. a. to nourish, to feed. - Ha=<br />
ting, /. noLuishment; allowance;<br />
trade. fcaHa -, to keep an alehouse.<br />
(Uarmge) -bcift, m. industry, -fattg,<br />
n. trade, -lo? j a. destitute <strong>of</strong> nourishment,<br />
-meidyn. livelihood, -faft,<br />
m. chj'le. -forg,wi. care for sustenance,<br />
-jtatte, n. alehouse. [toiy.<br />
Has,", point, headl<strong>and</strong>, cap, proraon-<br />
Jlafa, /. nose, fa lang -, to catcli a<br />
tartar, ^raga in vi'i -tlj to lead one<br />
by <strong>the</strong> nose. ^iHa, jltt - t , lo thrust<br />
one's nose into. - (Uas) -tifltj n. <strong>the</strong><br />
bone <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> nose. -Hob, m. bleeding<br />
at <strong>the</strong> nose. H5batlafa> to bleed at<br />
<strong>the</strong> nose, -bott, m. nostril. -tr<strong>of</strong>T,<br />
«. cartilage <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> nose, -bralltia, J.<br />
f^ -branna, 1o pay through <strong>the</strong> nose.<br />
-buf, m. liaiidktrcliicf. -Ijcmitig, m.<br />
rhinoceros. -prrla, /. saucebox.<br />
-flyfret, m. fillip, -ttpp, m. tip <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> nose. —PtSj a. impertinent, saucy.<br />
-<br />
XTot<br />
pert, insolent, petulant. -Ptsl^ctj ^<br />
Uiipla , /. nettle, bcaittia meb -<br />
nettle. - Ha^clfeter, m. nettlcfever<br />
Jtaflj ad. & prp. next; after; busave.<br />
-Itben, (I. last past. -att,a<<br />
almost, well nigli.<br />
Uajia, m. neighboiu-.<br />
nafie, n. nest.<br />
Xi&ty n. net. -brOcF, «. epiplocel<br />
-fetmtg, -Hg, a. reticular. -Jjin<br />
/. caul, omentum, -ja , f. a. to fi:<br />
with a net.<br />
U'ittf a. neat, tight, ciu-ious ; savin<br />
sparing. -Jet j /! neatness, accura<br />
Hattdbuf, m. muslin.<br />
^0^, /• necessity, need, want, distie<br />
calamity, ^ct l^at ttigcrt -, <strong>the</strong>re<br />
no danger, liba -, to be in ws<br />
liafPfl af -en» to have occasion I<br />
rata af -eri» to be need, -t'op,<br />
piivate baptism. -faB, «• pincli, c<br />
<strong>of</strong> necessity, -^jelp, ^. shift. -<br />
bail&e, a. needing, wanting. -log;<br />
/.shift, tib. -penning, m. :<br />
money, -rop, n. cry <strong>of</strong> distress, -f<br />
fa, v. a. to compel, to force, -fl<br />
nal, m. signal <strong>of</strong> distress. -fPott,<br />
shot for help, -fptlta, /. travi;<br />
travel, -(ladb , a. distressed^ dcst<br />
tute. -torft, m. want, exigence, d<br />
m<strong>and</strong>, call, -torftig, a. needful, n<br />
cessary. -triingb, -tpwngen<br />
cessitated. -tratig, n. cons<br />
-Pantig, a. necessary, needful. -t>a<br />
big^jet,/. necessity, exigence. -t>ar<br />
n. defence in case <strong>of</strong> necessity, -g<br />
V. a. to oblige, to compel. — ig,<br />
necessary, requisite.<br />
JJeJA jig, V. r. Uojas, v. d. to be co,<br />
tented. - HojaFtig, (i. satisfactory, s<br />
tisfactive. - Uoj?, a. content, chee<br />
ful.-Uoie, n. delight; content;<br />
pleasure, fata titt -S, to please.- Jll<br />
fam, a. pleasant, delightful, agrc<br />
able; facetious. -Jftt , f. pleasan<br />
ncss, delightfulncss.<br />
nift, n. neat, black cattle, beevej<br />
,
not<br />
jfl&eltg, a. not noble, ignoble.<br />
Jflfbtuteilja. unbroken; uninterrupted.<br />
Dflftclt) a. undivided, imparted.<br />
Dafgiorbja.undecided, not determined.<br />
Daflanotg, a. independent. -]&rt, /.<br />
independency. [teued.<br />
Dflff ortijb, a. undiminished, not shor-<br />
Pflflatli^J) a. incessant, unceasing.<br />
Dflftilt't) ud. notvritlist<strong>and</strong>ing.<br />
!)aftf«mj a. careless, heedless. ~\tty<br />
f. carelessness.<br />
PflUfiiftatja. undistuibed, luimolested.<br />
PangCllairt , a. disagreeable, unplea-<br />
Pfttlltrtpliu, a. unassailable. [sanl.<br />
Pfltlfebtj ac?. notwithst<strong>and</strong>ing.<br />
|>AttfenIi0, a. inconsiderable, imseem-<br />
ly. -\)ity f. meanness, littleness.<br />
DattjlatlbtUj a. indecent, unbecoming.<br />
I -l&et, /. indecency.<br />
Dflftflitltg, a. inoHensive. _ [sible.<br />
DAntaOlifl) a. unacceptable, inadmis-<br />
(Pantaflftb) a. imtouclied, unattacked.<br />
IPaptitlip) a. loathsome, disgustful.<br />
8>«rbetiJ&, a. unwrought.<br />
(Datt,/. want <strong>of</strong> good breeding, ill ha-<br />
bit, bad trick, -ig, a. naughty, illbred,<br />
improper. -ig^et,/.uaughtiness.<br />
KTt'Anab ; a. unpa<strong>the</strong>d, untraced, im-<br />
f(!)t'atm^erti0)a. uucliaritable, unmer-<br />
1 ciful. -l,ct, /. immercifulness, insle-<br />
^(Dbcbobb, a. unuihabitaled. [mency.<br />
f (Dbeboelig, a. unijiliabitabJe.<br />
(PbebriinHfl, a. undeceivatle.<br />
I (Pbejlatf flbj a. immaculate.<br />
!<br />
(Dbc 627<br />
Iduiice. -flftig,a.dull, sluggish. -af= tPbefogabj a. incompetent.<br />
tiS^etif. dullness.<br />
a)bcf;i|l, a. unfortified, open.<br />
;ot,/. nut, filbert, en l^arb-) a tough (!)bcgrijft>en) a. imburied.<br />
business, -fnijppa , /. nutcracker. (PbeprtJ^Itgja. incomprehensible, -^et)<br />
-ftaia-t f. nutpecker. -fattlfl) /. /. incomprehensibility.<br />
nutkeniel. -patffl,/. nuthatch. -fFcg, (Pbcpratett) a. undeplored.<br />
m. glove <strong>of</strong> liazel. -Patfa,/. nutjob- (Dbegynt) a. not begun, undone.<br />
ber. -olJA, /. nutoil.<br />
(Dbel>flgliU) a. unpleasant, disagreea-<br />
lOtdi V. a. to -n-ear. -s, v. rf. to be ble, unpleasing, unentertainiug. -i)tty<br />
worn. - Ucitnillfl) /. wear, rubbing, ]'. disagreeableness. [posed.<br />
fretting.<br />
(!>l'el>tnbrnb ) a. tminterrupted , unop-<br />
bfl)iillJ»05 a. unh<strong>and</strong>y, awkward.<br />
(Dbt'Ijorig) a. improper, incompetent.<br />
D ! /. o ! oh ! - ut ! o that<br />
(Dbefant) «. vmknown, unacquainted;<br />
(!>bt'fymra&) a. unconcerned, careless.<br />
(Pbelefrat) «. unmannerly, unpolite.<br />
(Dbelafeit) a. unlettered.<br />
(J)&einailtiab) a. unmanned.<br />
(PbettteMab) a. unpossessing.<br />
(Dbftlialt) a. unmeutioned.<br />
(Pbt'iniinpbj a, unmixed.<br />
62S a. unpaid.<br />
(J>bet»Ut, a. unbridled.<br />
(PbetyMtg, a. inconsiderable, insigni-<br />
ficant. ~i)ett / insignificancy.<br />
(Pbetafft, a. uncovered.<br />
(Pbetanfram > a. inconsiderate, rash.<br />
-iety f. iuconsideratioii, want <strong>of</strong> con- i), c. <strong>and</strong>.<br />
sideration. - (Pbetanft , a. inconsi- (Pdbra, / ochre.<br />
[ni<br />
derate.<br />
(Pi, c. also, ffio, likewise.<br />
(PbePflntrafr) a. unversed, unskilled.<br />
bet>tslig> a. undemonstrable.<br />
(!)bct»tttn«&, a. imwituessed.<br />
(PbfP«|^t^a^, a. unarmed.<br />
(DbiHig, a. imreasonable, unjust.<br />
(^blanbt^^) a. unmixed, unmingled.<br />
blvp, a. unbashful ; bold, -bet, /.<br />
indecency ;<br />
boldness, assurance.<br />
(Dbman, m. arbiter. -9bom, m. arbitrage,<br />
[boist.<br />
(Pboe, m. hautboy, -p (Pbotjl, m. haut-<br />
(Pbot(ia&, a. not brushed ; rough, unpolislied,<br />
uncivilized.<br />
Pbirt, /. hemlock.<br />
(Dbo<br />
(Pftalfej a. not noble. - jer&, taxable<br />
I<br />
'tt Pfftergorlig, a. inimitable.<br />
l<strong>and</strong>. - man-t commoner.<br />
PfBennytta, /. disinterestedness. - (Pfrobb, o. infecund.<br />
(Pegeilliytttgj a. disinterested.<br />
;(J|)f0fntlJg, a. improper, -j^ft, /. impropriety,<br />
[f. irresistibility.<br />
Peine tftanMtg, a. inesistible. -^et,<br />
li Peinitfagltfl, a. indisputable, incon-<br />
jl<br />
teslnble.<br />
rtDenintft) /. variance, discord, disagreement.<br />
-
630 a. not promised in mar-<br />
(DfOtlatlip, a. unpardonable.<br />
(Pf OCmo&fl& J (DfOtinobliBj a. unexpected,<br />
unlooked for, inopiuate.<br />
(PfiJCmatFti a. imperceptible. - f ad.<br />
by degrees, by little <strong>and</strong> little, insen-<br />
sibly.<br />
(DfOtmoBcn> a. impotent, unable, incapable;<br />
insolvent, -^ity f. irapoteucy,<br />
incapacity, insolvency. [ble.<br />
(PfOtneFUgj a. undeniable, iiicontesta-<br />
(Pfotnuftj n. irrationality, unreasonableness,<br />
absurdity, -ifl, a. irrational,<br />
(tffotnojb) a. discontent. - {J^l^AFttfl, a. ungodly, wicked, in
O0U<br />
pious. -Jet, / iireligion, impiely.<br />
(Pgunfl, m. disfavour, disgrace, -tfl,<br />
uukind, imfavourable.<br />
(Pgaiigbflr , I (Dflflllflfe, «. not ciurent,<br />
(Pgob&j a. unmaiiured; not fattened.<br />
(PgcrltBj a. impiacticable, impossible.<br />
Ja{JII, n. breaking <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> cattle<br />
through an enclosiure. -flb, a. irnen-<br />
632 OIu<br />
(DIufltgt 'i- ^o\v, out <strong>of</strong> humour.<br />
(PlpOltjW. elder, oi)le-tree, guelder-rose.<br />
Olr*A,/.<br />
ill luck, misfortune, disaster,<br />
mischance. tiU ad - > unliap-<br />
pily. -«) V. a. to miscarry, - et, /. illegi-<br />
(Plaft, a. unlocked.<br />
(Ploilt, a. unpaid, unrewarded.<br />
(I>m,ad. again, anev.-, over, over again.<br />
- igen, over again, -y prp. <strong>of</strong>, upon,<br />
in, -within, about, for, concerning.<br />
fpttnga - tlAgon, to outrun one.<br />
nott-, northward. - bagett, by da}",<br />
a day. rfltfl - fig , to be thrifty. -<br />
mfora, f. a. to carry about.<br />
(Plamplig, a. inapplicable, unfit. -\tti (Pmgtft, a. married again.<br />
f. unfitness. [-^jrt, / sterility. (DrnpifPA, V. a. to environ, to sur-<br />
(Pliinbtg, a. inarable, rough, steril. round, to circle, to encompass, to en-<br />
(Dlatflftig, a. indocil, imteachable. close, to compass about. - (Pmgif«<br />
-^ttif. indocility. - (Placb, a. illi- lling, /. dealing over again.<br />
terate, unlearned. [bility.<br />
(Dmgiorta, «--. a. to gird. [again.<br />
(Pmgiutfl, V. a. to refouud, to cast over<br />
(Pmgraflling, /. digging up or a<strong>new</strong>.<br />
(Dtnga, v. a. - tneb, to have a mind,<br />
to contrive, to design. - mib fref,<br />
(Pmgang, m. going round, circuit,<br />
turn, compass ; change.<br />
(Dmgarba, v. a. to hedge, to enclose.<br />
(Ptngora, v. a. to make o<strong>the</strong>rwise.<br />
c. if, whetlier. [molest, to trouble. (Dmbfllfaj t'- a. to embrace.<br />
(Dtnbugfatn, (Dmbugfen, a. circumspect.<br />
—})Cty f. circumspection, cau-<br />
tion. [lution.<br />
(Dmbralfntng , /. tummg over, revo-<br />
(Ptnbange, n. curtain.<br />
(Pmilb, a. unkind, cruel, severe. -\)tti<br />
f. unkindness, seventy, cruelty.<br />
(Pmtlleltg, a. needful, necessary.<br />
(Pltlfajl, n. change, vicissitude; a second<br />
throw, -fling,/, overthrovr-<br />
ing, transposition.<br />
(Ptnf liibntng, /. sliifting <strong>of</strong> clo<strong>the</strong>s.<br />
(Pmfomma, v. n. to perish.<br />
(Dmf<strong>of</strong>ltltSb, /. cliarge, expense, ccst.<br />
•Dmfranffl, v. a. to wreath.
(Dttlfpattnaj f . a. to span, to fathom. (Ptnattlig, a. insatiable, -^etj /. in-<br />
(!)m(lallajt^.«. to transpose, to surroiuid; satiableness. [possibility.<br />
to manage. [fall down. (DmojHg, a. impossible. -\)ttj /. im-<br />
(Dmiljfl|Ja) f . a. & n. to overturn ; to (Dlifltutlig, a. imnatiu-al. -\)tt-, f. lui-<br />
(!)in(tailbtg]bet> /• circumstance, state, naturaluess.<br />
condition ; case, accident, occasion. - (Dnb) a. bad , ill ; angry, iit -t, an<br />
(PmjlAnblig, a. circumstantial. -\)tty<br />
f. circumstantialness, particulars.<br />
prp. about, rormd about: turn. - mra>e, «. territory, district, domi- -ar, indirectly.<br />
tf)mrotaribe, n. mention. - (Pmtet= (Dmp,-Itra> «^. a. to revolve.<br />
nitlg, /. stirring about.<br />
(Pmriinbfl) f . a. to turn, to turn about<br />
(Dmrolla, v. n. to vote. - tneb fulSr,<br />
to ballot. - (Pmrojlninn, /. vote.<br />
to convert. — (I^j v. r. to be converted,<br />
-tej m. converter. - (Pin=<br />
(Pmffber, ad. at last, lastly, at length. fStlfeclfe, /. conversion.<br />
(Pmftapfl) V. a. to transform, to create (Pmyilbigj a. under age, minor. -^(ti<br />
(PtnfFiftA, V. a. to shift, to vary, to (Dmyntabj a. micoined.<br />
change. - (DrnfFtftCi n. vicissitude, (Dntflttltg, a. immoderate, intempe-<br />
change, variation. -Ufl) «. changerate. — l)ftj f. intemperance, immoable,<br />
inconstant.<br />
deration, excess.<br />
(PmfFottAj V. a. to turn with a shovel. (Dmangbj «. unmixed.<br />
(PrnfTtAtlfft) f. a. to circumscribe, to (!>mAtfliBh(ty f.<br />
limit. [to circumscribe.<br />
634 (Dnc<br />
ry for. t>ptif?, a. optical.<br />
a. ujiraolested, uncensured.<br />
(Dqpabeeerb , n. names, opprobrious<br />
^CtlEt:^) >t- uiuhaved. [appellations.<br />
(Due<br />
(TrAllgert) n. orangery, gre<br />
(Prfe, ". word. - ftan -, word foi<br />
word, meb ttt - ) in a word. '<br />
fa-, in few words, eftet -t , 1<br />
rally, fota -ft, to lead <strong>the</strong> dis.<br />
tajtfl tin -«, to bcgiii to speak, -b<strong>of</strong>;<br />
J. <strong>dictionary</strong>, -f<strong>of</strong>lntllg , /. syntax.<br />
-forfTare, m. etymologist, -ferf?!<br />
ninQj f. etymology. -fOCflttbe, a. /.<br />
dishonesty.<br />
,
(ttegelbunben , a. iiTeguIar. -^et > /.<br />
irregularity. [tiactableness.<br />
(Prcgerlig) a. ungovemable. -^et, /.<br />
(Prctl) a. foul, dirty, unclean, impure.<br />
— t)tt) y^ impurity, imcleanliiiess. —a*<br />
f. a. to dirt, to sully; to pr<strong>of</strong>auate.<br />
-lig, a. uncleanly, foul, dirty, -^(tj<br />
(Dri<strong>of</strong>) n. dismission, discharge. -sfe=<br />
iel , m, certificate given to a servant<br />
wlien discharged.<br />
(Drm, m. serpent, viper, adder; farcin,<br />
-bett, n. bite <strong>of</strong> a viper, -btinf e,<br />
m. fern, brakes, -ettct, -gift> n.<br />
viper's venom. -nafP«j -tctj /. adder's<br />
wort, bistort. -(Tane, 'K. lady'sslipper<br />
(plant). -fla.ym. blind-worm,<br />
-(len, m. adder-stone. -tjufatC > 'w.<br />
charmer <strong>of</strong> serpents. -oMa, /. lizard,<br />
-oga, «. hedge-heufoot. -ft, v. w.<br />
to me<strong>and</strong>er, to wincl.<br />
(DcttiJ, V. n. to grow musty.<br />
(!)cn« ribj f. n. to recover.<br />
(PrOj /! disquiet, anxiety, uneasiness,<br />
trouble, disturbance ; balance. — flj v.<br />
a, to disquiet, to trouble, to disturb,<br />
to fret, to haunt. -ItQ, a. uneasy,<br />
unquiet, restless, troublesome, turbulent.<br />
-Itfll^et) /. disquietude ; turbu-<br />
(Ptefat) a. iinexaggerated.<br />
0|e 635<br />
a^tte y m. black-cock. - (Drt^onfl , /.<br />
*I)rfaf, /. cause, reason, occasion.<br />
(J)rfelj, (!)rfllj«»/. archil, canary-weed.<br />
(Dtflettj m. swinestoue.<br />
f. un cleanliness, impurity ; filth.<br />
(Prt, m. country, region, place; soil.<br />
-I'cfl'rtfning, /. topography.<br />
(Ptubb
636 A all 1ttob« -, to spare<br />
0)0, pr. us.<br />
(Dfl, m. east, -inbtetlj «. East Indies.<br />
-PAtt9, ad. eastward, -rartsfatilte,<br />
m. Ea?t India man.<br />
(Pfl, w», cheese, curd. -fXix^y o. ca-<br />
et,f. evidence,<br />
not akin, alien. [less. (Pftruffll, a. not ironed, not struck.<br />
(PfPylbig, a. innocent, harmless, guilt- (2>|luterflfc, a. unstudied, illiterate.<br />
(PfPsIig, n, unreasonable, unjust ; irra- (I>flyt1H>flt' > a. not mutilated, not curtional<br />
; brute.<br />
tailed. [-l)i't; /. ungovernablcness.<br />
(PfTADtb) a. luiconupted, untainted. (Pflyrtfl, a. ungoveniable, unruly.<br />
(PfTstja. unclean, unpurified. -«,f, a. (Dfliiba, f. a. to disorder, -t , a. dis-<br />
to pollute, to pr<strong>of</strong>ane, to violate. ordered ; unpolished. [cited.<br />
tf)fl«gen, a, - «n0» meadov/ not yet (Pll^mb , a. not tuned, absonous ; not<br />
(PflitEflS", a. not licked. [moved. (PjlAngb, a. unsliut; unfenced.<br />
(Pflipabja. not ground, not sharpened ; (Dflort, a. undisturbed.<br />
(Pflujr, a. silly, foolish. [rough. (Tfuilbj a. unwholesome, unhealthy.<br />
(t)fluten> a. undetermined, luisettled. -l>et) /. uuwholesomeuess.<br />
(PflcicEt) a. unquenched; quick, un- (DfPftlfFA, /..bad <strong>Swedish</strong>, gibberish.<br />
(Pl'ynlig, a. invisible, imperceptible.<br />
-l)tt, f. invisibility.<br />
(Pfyrab, a. unleavened.<br />
(pfatb, a. unsown.<br />
(Dfvilb, a. unsold.<br />
(PfiiFcr, a. unsure, uncei"tain, unsafe ;<br />
unsecure, precarious, doubtful; bad.<br />
-})ft, f. imcertainty, danger.<br />
(Dfalibar, a. unsaleable.<br />
(Pfin, a. unhappy.<br />
/. variance, differeuce.<br />
(PfOtnab, a. not sewed.<br />
(Dtad) "I, ingratitude, ill-will, -fafflj<br />
«. ungrateful. -J>ft, /. ingratitude.<br />
(PtaMlfl, a. irreproachable.<br />
(Ptalig, a. innumerable.<br />
(PtaU, a. jag If at intet - mtb iennty
I liave uotliiug to do with lier.<br />
; (Ptant) a. luitamed, imbroke.<br />
orlig> a. improper, unbecoming.<br />
(PttDfre&SJlaHSij a. unsatisfied, uncontented.<br />
(Ptiaganglig, a. inaccessible.<br />
(PtiatiicfUg , a. insufficient, -\tttj.<br />
insufficiency. [ble.<br />
(PtlQ^tlig, a. not allowed, uuallowa-<br />
(Ptjenlig, a. unfit, improper, unsuitable<br />
; inconvenient ; inexpedient, -^etj<br />
f. inexpedience, impropriety. -<br />
(Ptienfl, m. ill <strong>of</strong>fice, -dftig, a. unwilling<br />
to serve otliers.<br />
(tivi 637<br />
slate <strong>of</strong> being leaky.<br />
(i)tOt(ltg, a. not lliirsty. "^XxHi. fig -<br />
s thir,<br />
(i)uml»ArIig , a. indispensable. -\it-,<br />
f. necessity.<br />
(Pumgangffim) a. unsociable.<br />
(Dunbganglig, a. inevitable. -\)ttyf.<br />
unavoidableness. [ble.<br />
(Dim^pif Itg ^ a. inevitable, unavoida-<br />
}??>orIig) a, continual, incessant.<br />
tPuppIcsIig, a. indissoluble; inexplicable,<br />
-^let, /. indissolubility.<br />
(PupymarFfatn, a. inattentive.<br />
(Pup^?oMtI^, a. not cultivated.<br />
(i)lip;?rattHg, a. irreparable.<br />
(Puppfatlig, a unpremeditated.<br />
(PurfaFtltg, a. unaccountable.<br />
(Dut??IailIJg, a. indelible. [trable.<br />
(PutrailfAflig, «. inscrutable, impene-<br />
(Dtro, /. unbelief, incredulity, -get!, (J)llHliHtg, a. not to be worn out.<br />
«. incredulous ; faithless, false, infidel. (Putfliitflig) a. unquenchable.<br />
-tet, /. infidelity, unfaitlifuluess. a)utfaglig, a. unspeakable, ineffable.<br />
-Itg, a. incredible, -lig^et ,/. in-
638 Q>vi<br />
-tft) /. ungainliuess, awkwardness.<br />
PtI)a) /. ill will, malevoleuce. -<br />
(DviUig, a. unwilling, loatli.<br />
a, unconditional, absolute.<br />
en - febcl, a bill payable to <strong>the</strong> bearer.<br />
vii, a. unwise.<br />
a)P»#, a. uncertain, doubtful, -^et,<br />
f.<br />
uncertainty, suspense.<br />
(Pratiftj n. foul wea<strong>the</strong>r, tempest.<br />
, unpa<strong>the</strong>d, unbroken, in-<br />
(PvaflfcUflert) ad. without refusal.<br />
(Pratt) w. enemy. -liQ,a. imfriendly.<br />
-lijjl&et, /. unkindness. -fFap, /<br />
enmity.<br />
^vantaii a. unexpected.<br />
(DPflrfcerltg) a. inestimable, -^et, /.<br />
inestimableness. [estimablencss.<br />
(PPAt&tflj a. unworthy. -l>et, /. in-<br />
(PpafenbC) n. bustle, stir, noise, disturbance.<br />
ttft, rn. a herd <strong>of</strong> oxen. -iirifr«=<br />
Xty m. driver. -\)u^vu'6 > n. hogshead,<br />
-fott, n. beef. -lAflga, /<br />
primrose, cowslip, -jlef, /?;. roastbeef,<br />
-tungaj/. a neat's tongue ; oxtongue<br />
, bugloss (plant), -etrt) /.<br />
wind-flower.<br />
(Pjrel) m. Ciunbcrl<strong>and</strong> hawthorn.<br />
, a. not consulted.<br />
) tlfj<br />
Ut^ to unpack, -re, m. packer.<br />
PAcfct)". packet, -h&ttm. packelboj<br />
PAbbA, /. toad. - pAbbbAt, n. herb-<br />
Christopher.<br />
PAbubAnb, n. ferret-ribbon.<br />
Pa0C) m. page. -t)OfmA(lAte, m. governor<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> pages.<br />
PAgiuA, /. side. - pAginCtA) V. a. to<br />
mark tlie side with numbers.<br />
PAlAt0) n. palace.<br />
PaH, m. footstool, stool. [sunday,<br />
paint)/, palm. -fonbAfl) m. palm-<br />
PAljlcrnA* A, /. parsncp.<br />
PaU) m. blood-dumpling.<br />
PaUa, /. pAltor) pi. rags.<br />
PAmP) m. backsword.<br />
pAnelA) V. a. to wainscot. - pancU<br />
111110) f. wainscot, pauucl.<br />
PaiiiiA) f. forehead, brow; pan. —<br />
(PAnn) -ben)«. coronal bone. -fAfA)<br />
/. pancake, -f<strong>of</strong>fct, n. molosses.<br />
PAnfAt, n. -frjortA, /. coat <strong>of</strong> mail.<br />
PAHt) 771. pawn, pledge. tAgA-) to<br />
lend upon pawn, -btef, «. mortgage.<br />
-iAfPAtC) 772. pawner, mortgagee.<br />
-lef ) 77J. forfeits. -rAttiglbEt) /. right<br />
to possess a tiling given in pawn.<br />
(PatlttJ, a. infamous, dislionest. -l/tt^ -fAttA ) V. a. to mortgage. -A , v. a.<br />
f. infamy, dishonesty.<br />
to pawn, to ])ledge.<br />
(PbfPAb) a. uncxcriistd.<br />
Paiitct) 77i. -bjut) n. i>an<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
(P<strong>of</strong>rtrlagb, a. inconsiderate.<br />
PAJ-'epoJA, /; parrot.<br />
(Pbfretiliflligi a. unsurmouutable. Pap^'j n. pasteboard.<br />
;
p«p<br />
~>appet, n. paper. -8«rf, n. sheet.<br />
-rttMf, w. papermill. -gtitafC) »».<br />
paperkite. -8lfl|jp j m. slip <strong>of</strong> paper,<br />
emvnt, «. papermouey. -$t>etF> «.<br />
iiigeVbread-work.<br />
It) n. pair, couple, brace; few. -<br />
em -J -tfll$, two Ly two. -A) V. a.<br />
ouple, to match, to pair, -a n. agilloclium. pallet) m. person, curate, pastor.<br />
-aple, n. Johuapple. - patabifif?, -alJeC) 11. pi. a parson's income. -Atj<br />
a. paradisiacal.<br />
^aten-, n. patine. [«. benefice,<br />
P^rabopj a. paradoxical.<br />
patent, n. patent, cliarter.<br />
Paragraplb, m. paragiaph. [er. Patientta, /. monks-rhubarb.<br />
ip AT ifolblimmaif. umbelliferous flow- PattafT, n. trash.<br />
Parboil, m. pardou, quarter. -pIflFflt) Patron, m. patron, protector, mastfr;<br />
muesty. Fput by.<br />
Pareraj t-. a. to parry, to ward <strong>of</strong>f, to<br />
caitiidge. -at) n. patronage. —e#a><br />
/. patroness, -f<strong>of</strong>, n. cartridge-bo<br />
\>atf-, m. park.<br />
ParfuiUj n. fustian.<br />
Pattutt, m. patrol, rounds, -tra, v.<br />
jjarlMirtcnt, n. parliament.<br />
|?att, OT.bubby, breast, pap; dug, teat,<br />
Parm, m. a frame <strong>of</strong> boards for mea- Paulurt, m. curtains <strong>of</strong> a bed.<br />
suring <strong>of</strong> hay. -matatej»t. hay-mea- pans, w. pause, stop. - paufcta, v.<br />
surer, —ft J V. a. -ft j^Oj to measure pebal, m. pedals. [to pause.<br />
p.-.rt, m. party.<br />
[hay. pebeH, m. beadle.<br />
pcjla, V. a. T. - ^jumpen, to sound<br />
<strong>the</strong> pump. -pejIjlotf,77z. sounding rod,<br />
pefa, f. n. (va, at) to point at; *to<br />
aini at.- (peF) -finger, /z. forefinger.<br />
-ptntie, m. -fiirfa, / fescue.<br />
Pelate, m. pillar, -fot, m. pedestal.<br />
-gang, m. portico, -rat, m. colonnade.<br />
-fFaft, n. shaft.<br />
paftiFel, m. particle.<br />
Pelegritrt, m. pilgrim.<br />
partifF, a. partial, -j^et, /. partiality. pdiJcan^ m. pelican, spoonbill.<br />
Purtttur, n. partition.<br />
Pett, n. canopy,<br />
Pastttatt, n. ley. [m. lampooner. pele, m. furj^d cloak; pelt, fur.<br />
Pasqritl, n. pasquil, lampoon, -fllltj -^anMare, m. furrier. -t>erF, « fur.<br />
pan, ?. pass. — , ad. tiU -> oppor- pelteri, n. fur.<br />
tunely, seasonably. t>ib -, about. )fi\\i a. prudish.<br />
Pa^) n. pass, passage; defile; pass, pcni>cl, m. pendulum, -rorelfe, /.<br />
passport.<br />
oscillation, -uti f. pendulam-watch.
640 pcit<br />
ptnm, /. peu, quill. - (penn) -febet,<br />
n. peucase, pcnuei . -faftate, m.<br />
penman. —fnif) "i- penknife.<br />
penning) m. a piece oi money ; penny.<br />
-btifl) m. -want <strong>of</strong> money. -bbtfTj<br />
m. pi. fine, -fltas, ". buckwecd,<br />
penny -cress. -]fitlpi m. subsidy.<br />
-fi(lfl, /. sliong-box. -malm, m. a<br />
kjnd <strong>of</strong> bog-ore. -j>ung,nj. purse,<br />
-pafe, m. money-bag. -rotelfe,/<br />
circulation <strong>of</strong> money. -faF,/. money-matter,<br />
-itenati w. pf. ])ttriri-<br />
cations <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> cornu Ammonis. -(ictf,<br />
m. fund, stock, -utflift, m. expcnce,<br />
disbursement, -viitit ^ n. value in<br />
money. [a pencil.<br />
pmfel, m. pencil. -btAQ, n. toucli <strong>of</strong><br />
Penjion, m. pension; board. -Att m.<br />
lioarder ; pensioner.<br />
Tpeip\>At^ m. pepper. Sp«nfJ -, Guinta-pepper.<br />
-fflfaj /. ginger-bread.<br />
-mynta, /. peppermint, -nbttet, /.<br />
pi. little gingei bread. -tOt, /. liorseradish.<br />
- peppetUllfl) m. pepperagaric.<br />
- peppra, v. a. to pepper.<br />
PergamEnt, n. parcliment. [ment.<br />
perm, m. cover, -bref, n. old docupctfa,<br />
V. a. to smooth. - petejerib «•<br />
goose, smootliing iron.<br />
P«fe&elj '^z. thing, article. libcrltg -,<br />
dissolute fellow. [br<strong>and</strong>y.<br />
Pfrflfa, /. peach. - per(ifO,«. peachpetetfilia,<br />
/. parsley.<br />
petfon, m. person, i egfn -) in person,<br />
for min - , for my part. -Ug,<br />
a. personal. -\iQ)^tti f.<br />
personality.<br />
PiTt, m. T. horse.<br />
peruf, OT. periwig, -wig. -mafare> m.<br />
-.vigmaker. -|lo(f, m. periwigstock.<br />
Ptfe, m. holotlmria.<br />
Prft, OT. plague, pestilence, -aftig,<br />
-artab, a. pestilential, -bolb, m.<br />
carbuncle, anthrax. - prflilene, m.<br />
pestilence, -tbt, -ott, /. butterbur.<br />
peta, V. a. - tanbcrna, to pick one's<br />
PetaCb, m. petard. [teeth.<br />
PfaltS) m. palatinate. -gtCfPt , m.<br />
count palatine,<br />
pbalang, m. phalanx.<br />
Pip<br />
Pbenomen, n. phenomenon.<br />
}?icEa, V. a. d n. to pick; to beat,t<br />
tlnob. - fcn^etj to pink. [Andrew<br />
pitffibating, m. Jack-pudding, merry,<br />
pitfbagab, a. desirous <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Pigflj /• maid, maidservant,<br />
pjgg, a. lively, quick,<br />
pigg, m. prick, spike. -\V0Xiy<br />
flounder. —frin, n. porcupine. — Cg&<br />
a. with bright, sparkling eyes.<br />
pif, m. pike ; pique ; pico. -a , f . (<br />
to pique, -fnctatf) m. pikemau.<br />
Pifft, -Paft, m. picket.<br />
Pifet, -fpel, «. piquet.<br />
pil, «i. arrow, bolt, shaft, -fogrt, )<br />
quiver. -Ott, /. common arrow-head<br />
pil,/. willow. -jTeg, w. willow-plot<br />
pilgrim, m. pilgrim, palmer, -farb<br />
m. pilgrimage. -flg, '«<br />
feast <strong>of</strong> pentecost.<br />
pint, m. pijik; piss, urine, stalC;<br />
water, —a, v. n. to make water.<br />
Tpinnai *' «• to peg. - pinne, m. peg<br />
pinnitrr, m. pi. pinna.<br />
pilinmo, f. clay-s<strong>and</strong>.<br />
pinii^iAdiy m. bath-metal.<br />
pioBra, »'. n. to chatter.<br />
pioil, m. peony.<br />
pip, m. pme, spout.<br />
pip, n. whining, cry ; whistling, -a<br />
v. n. to pipe, to wliiue, to cry, t^<br />
squtak ; to whistle, -are, m- piper<br />
pipaj /. pipe, tube, cliannel ; cell ; pipe,<br />
whistle, life; barrel; pipe; socket;<br />
pipefish. (li(fa -n i fatfen, to pull if<br />
'
ptp<br />
s lioins. - (pip) -btuf ) n. pipehouse.<br />
-^Jjfpub) n. bowl <strong>of</strong> a pipe.<br />
-ftflftC) "' ruJF. -leta, f. pipe-clay.<br />
'-fTilft, ri. ].ipe-tube. -fFagg, n. chinbeard,<br />
-(iafrer, m.pl. pipe-staves. -<br />
pipi^) " hollow, spitugy, porous,<br />
»tpvj '«• pip. [puffy-<br />
»ifT, n. blows, stripes. -«, /. whip;<br />
tail, -a) *". a. to wliip, to lash, -a<br />
upp> to thrash, to beat, -uty to whip<br />
oat <strong>of</strong> doors. -fFaft, n. h<strong>and</strong>le <strong>of</strong> a<br />
whip, -flang, m. cut <strong>of</strong> a whip.<br />
-fmaH, TO. clap -with a -whip, -fttart,<br />
>i^, rn. piss, urine. [m. whipcord.<br />
>i(lacie» m. pistachio. [holster.<br />
)iilO I, /7i. pistol; pistole, -ffolftct) n.<br />
yit\^et, n. seal. -jlitfatC, m, engra-<br />
>)ebe|lfltt, m. pedestal. [ver <strong>of</strong> seal.<br />
)J0fFig, a. crack-brained.<br />
)junf , «. whimpering, -a j f'- «• to<br />
)Ia?a|T, /. smash! slap! [whimper.<br />
>kJ'J'er, n. prattle, -aftijj, a. talka-<br />
tive. - plflb&ra» f. n. to prattle, to<br />
chat, -re, m. prattler.<br />
>kP5, «. garment.<br />
«-• JlfiJIfia, a. to thrash, to beat.<br />
?lafat, «. placard.<br />
JlflTl, a. plain. -, s. m. plane, plan ;<br />
scheme, -tittlittg, /• groundplol,<br />
plan. -CtA , V. a. to plain , to level,<br />
to smooth ; to size ; to concert schemes.<br />
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planpappety n. blotting paper.<br />
plaflet) m. plaster, emplaster. -but,<br />
-lapP) m. scarcloth. -fpa&e) m. spatula.<br />
- plafJra, v. a. to plaster.<br />
plat, m. plate; guard; imaginary<br />
money nearly <strong>of</strong> twenty pence <strong>English</strong>.<br />
-febel, m. bankbill for ucai-ly tlie value<br />
<strong>of</strong> twenty pence.<br />
pliifla, V. n. to use, to be wont. -<br />
pIHjjfcb, m. custom, way.<br />
pliga, V. a. to entertain, to treat, to<br />
coiiveise, to cultivate. [/J. to tap.<br />
pictt, A«. plate ; spot ; tap. -a titt, f<br />
ploja, f . a. to plough.<br />
plo9, "z. <strong>the</strong> top <strong>of</strong> a shoe.<br />
plotslifl, a. sudden, unexpected.<br />
potf } n. rude dem<strong>and</strong>, insolence. — aj<br />
f. n. to presume, to dem<strong>and</strong> with in-<br />
P0(fenl)Clt9, «. guaiacum. [solence,<br />
Potafler, m. podagra, gout in <strong>the</strong> feet,<br />
poifC, m. boy. - pojFflftig, a. boyish.<br />
-])et-, f. boyishness. - pejf=<br />
flref, «. boyish trick.<br />
P<strong>of</strong>al, m. drinking-cup. - p<strong>of</strong>uletfl)<br />
P0l,/n. pole. -I^CJb, m. altitude <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> pole. -Cttfel) m. polar-circle.<br />
-(Ijertlfl, /. pole-star.<br />
polejfi) /• cat's-miud, penny-royal.<br />
Poleta , V. a. to polish , to burnish, to<br />
furbish, -ttjTn. polislier. - polcdnit,<br />
/. polishing, polish. - (pder) -ffl,<br />
m. polishing-file. -fFifra,/ polisher.<br />
-jlal, 72. burnishing steel. -t«n^) m.<br />
burnisher.<br />
Tpi\i9y m. police; policy.<br />
Poltti, /. police.<br />
politur, m. politure, gloss.<br />
poUct, m. ticket.<br />
Pcmaba, f. pomatum, pomade.<br />
Potnerans, m. orange, bitter orange.<br />
Pompj m. pomp, splendour, show.<br />
pcnera> v. a. to suppose.<br />
PonfOj m. et a. scarlet-colour, scarlet-<br />
Pontatf, m. claret. [coiomed.<br />
POtlton, tn. pontoon. [black poplar.<br />
peppelj m. -trii^, n. poplar, -pil, m.<br />
pot) m. pore. -0», a. porose.<br />
Porfyr, m. porphyrc.<br />
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PlC<br />
PorIa« V. n. to purl.<br />
POW) m. sweet willow, dutch myrti<br />
perflin, n. China, China-ware<br />
celain.<br />
pott, m. gate, door, port, f Ota fft \<br />
-eiljto turn one out <strong>of</strong> doors, -gati.<br />
m. gateway, -f lapp j m. knock*<br />
clacker. -ftat, -raftate, m. gat<br />
keeper. ['<br />
portabett'n. y. poit-vein, mesenter<br />
P<strong>of</strong>tfpe, /. swordknot.<br />
p<strong>of</strong>tlOflj m. portion, share.<br />
Pottlaf, m. purslain.<br />
^ittxiXX-, n. portrait, picture.<br />
Pojltir, n. positive, chamber-org<<br />
p<strong>of</strong>lj m. post ; notice, <strong>new</strong>s ; post, s<br />
nel ; employment, place ; a sum ol<br />
ney ; parcel, -bub, n. -f'ctattjm. po<br />
postillion. -I)U6, n. posthouse.<br />
tot) n. post<strong>of</strong>fice. -miiflafC, m<br />
master, -pappct, «• poslpaper. -pe<br />
ningat, /«./)/. postage, -pagn,<br />
stage-coach, post-chaise. -Vetfetj<br />
regulation <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> post. - p<strong>of</strong>liljo<br />
postillion. [moi<br />
PcjliHa, /. sermons, collection <strong>of</strong> se<br />
Potfltigj potctet, n. pi. potatoes.<br />
Pottfi, /. pot. -afTa, /. potashes.<br />
Pottta, f. n. to bubble.<br />
pratf, n. tiifle, trash, shift, -a, f.<br />
to go begging, -a (ig ftam, to li<br />
with difficulty, -atti m. a pall<br />
fellow. [.<br />
ptatfa, /. redbreasted merganser,<br />
ptaftj m. magnificence, pomp, -fu<br />
a. pompous, sumptuous.<br />
praftif, m. practice. - ptafttffta*<br />
a. to practise.<br />
Pta#el,n. sprawling, rustling.- pt<<br />
la, V. n. to sprawl, to rustle.<br />
ptat, n. prattle, chat, nonsen<br />
-tnafare, m. tattler, jirattler. -f«'<br />
a. talkative, loquacious. -faml>ct»<br />
loquacity, -fjuf, a. loquacious. -<br />
v.a.&n.Xo prate, to tattle, to tliatt<br />
Ptebtfa, f . a. to preach ; to hold fori<br />
-n, /. sermon, -ftt, m. preach<br />
-tit "2- Salomons -te, Ecclesiast<br />
<strong>the</strong> preacher.- Pfc6if(lol,m. pulpit
pre<br />
ptebif oetnbete,«. <strong>the</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> preach -<br />
ing, priestliood, ministry.<br />
pteja ) V. a. ft n. to extort npon , to<br />
exact; T. to hail. -tC) m. extorter,<br />
exacter. - ptejeti) n. extortion, ex-<br />
action ; T. hailing.<br />
ptenumctant , m. suhscriber. - ptt'~<br />
numeration , /. subscriiJtion. - ^ttnumcrcrA)<br />
v. n. to subscribe.<br />
Pcefenningj m. T. tarpawling, coat.<br />
Ptefenteta, v. a. to present, to <strong>of</strong>fer. -<br />
prefcntct=tatttif, m. waiter.<br />
Prefce, m. chair-man.<br />
Preii^tumJ n. presidency.<br />
Prejiaf, m. mourning-staff.<br />
PtcfletAj V. a. to render, to furnish.<br />
Preret) «. privy, necessary.<br />
pritf, m. point, dot, prick, tittle, till<br />
-a ) punctually. -« , u. a. to point<br />
r. to mark with pricks, -a af , to<br />
point out.<br />
Primpifatej m. minute-h<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Princip, m. principle,<br />
principal) m. principal ; head, master.<br />
Ptins, m. prince. - ptinfe#a, /. prin-<br />
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ptocent) m. per cent, -dtty m. usurer.<br />
proce#) rn. lawsuit, process, cause,<br />
law, litigation ; procedure, —a j v- n,<br />
to be at law, to plead.<br />
Ptobwftj rn. production ; product.<br />
pt<strong>of</strong>) n, trial, liking, experiment; specimen,<br />
pro<strong>of</strong>, mark ; pattern, sample,<br />
batta -, to st<strong>and</strong> trial, till -, for<br />
trial, as pro<strong>of</strong>, tatta nagot pa -J to<br />
take a thing upon liking, -atf, n.<br />
pro<strong>of</strong>, -bit, m. pattern, -ptebif an,<br />
/. trial-sermon. -fTjUta, v. a. to try.<br />
—ilycfCj n. pattern, sample, specimen<br />
<strong>of</strong> one's skill, -ttj n. year <strong>of</strong> probation.<br />
-t)a, V. a. to tiy. -PatC) m.<br />
assayer; st<strong>and</strong>ard, test.<br />
ptOfCpioU) m. trade, pr<strong>of</strong>ession, calling.<br />
— pt<strong>of</strong>c^ot, rn. pr<strong>of</strong>essor. —<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>C^Otatj n. pr<strong>of</strong>essorship.<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>et, m. prophet. -VtA-, v. a. to<br />
prophesy, -ia, /. prophesy. -\%o,t<br />
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f. prophetess, divineress.<br />
pt Oftl, m. pr<strong>of</strong>ile, sideface.<br />
PtOfO#) m. provost.<br />
pronienab, m. walking, walk.<br />
Ptoppj m. stopple, tampion, -a* v. a.<br />
printappk) «. a species <strong>of</strong> amiona. -aigen, to stop up. -a i fig, to<br />
Prigj n. price prize praise. ; ; (Sob fFe cram one's self. [provostship.<br />
-! god be praised I fotgo&t-, at a pt<strong>of</strong>lj m. provost, subdean. -ttit n.<br />
low rate, -futailt, m. price-curreut. prot<strong>of</strong>otl, n. protocol, minute, record.<br />
-fatta* f . a. to fix <strong>the</strong> price, -ftaga, — iflj ni. recorder.<br />
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/. prize-question. -pcnninp» "2. me- Ptoriantj rn. provision, victuals. -ttJfl=<br />
dal, prize. -fFrift, /. writing that gafin, n. storehouse, -majlate, m.<br />
has won <strong>the</strong> piize. -ratb, a. praise- commissary <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> stores, victualler.<br />
worthy. - ptifaj V. a. to praise. -fPepp, n. victualling-ship. -eta> f<br />
prtS) m. prize ; advantage pinch. ; f0t=<br />
f lata for job - » to declare a lawful<br />
a, St n. to victual ; to purvey victuals,<br />
-eting, /. victualling, pur-<br />
Ptifat, a. private. [prize. Prot>ifor, rn. dispenser. [veyance.<br />
ptipilegium 5 n. privilege, immunity, prunf » m. show, parade, -a, v. a.<br />
license, charter. - ptit)iligieta, f . a. to put a figiu-e. -a meb» to make a<br />
to charter, to privilege.<br />
boast, -anbej a. showy.<br />
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PtOba, /. pro<strong>of</strong>, trial.<br />
Prufla, V. n. to snort; to sneeze. -<br />
ptobetbigel, m. copple, test. - (pto= Ptu(ltot, /. sneezewort, hellebore,<br />
bet) -fonjl, /. docimasy. -(len,OT. ptut, n. beating <strong>the</strong> price, difficulties.<br />
touchstone. —Ugnj m. copple, assayoven.<br />
-rag,/, assay-balance. - ptO-<br />
-fant, a. hard in buying, -a, v. n.<br />
-a fop, to beat <strong>the</strong> price, to haggle.<br />
beta* V. a. to assay, to try ; to gauge, -a af , to abate, -a etnot, to object<br />
to adjust, -ttf m. assay-master, as- against.<br />
pxxA^Mt f. brent-goose, beruacle.<br />
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prutta,<br />
. to fart.<br />
pryba, f . a. to adorn, to set <strong>of</strong>f, to become.<br />
- pcyMiO, a. elegant, -^et,<br />
/. elegance. - ptybtlfib) /. ornament.<br />
prygel) m. cudgel; blow, bang. -<br />
Ptyglfl, f. a- to cudgel.<br />
Prylj m. puncher, punch ; fid.<br />
jjral) n. gaudiness, showiness. -ft, *>.<br />
n. to cut a figure, to boast, -ig, a.<br />
pram) m. flat boat. [showy.<br />
Ptiigla, v. a. to stamp. - ptaBlttig,<br />
/. coinage, stamping.<br />
print) n. fractured letters.<br />
jptinta.y V. a. to write fractured letters<br />
; to impress.<br />
PtA^, m. press. -ZAXl^i '«• pressgang.<br />
-a, f . a. to press ; to oppress, to exact.<br />
Ptajl) m. priest, parson, minister, clergyman,<br />
-bolj n. glebe, -bomc, n.<br />
priesthood, -embetej n. ministry,<br />
-garfc) m. parsonage. -flSH, n. parish.<br />
-ftagc,/". great daisy. -lagetl?>et,<br />
/. benefice <strong>of</strong> a parson, -ntatl) m.<br />
clergyman. -motC) n. synod, -flailb,<br />
n. priesthood, clergy. -piflA) v. a. to<br />
ordain , to invest with holy orders.<br />
-vilitt n. hierarchy, -etiig, a. priest-<br />
ly, sacerdotal, -tntlfl) f. priestess. money. —flen, m. stone, testicle, —ft<br />
PtOfpa, V. a. to try, to examine; to ut, f . n. to lay out money.<br />
take cognizance <strong>of</strong>. - pt<strong>of</strong>limgj /. Puilft, m. stop, point. pA -en, punc-<br />
examination , experiment , trial ; test.<br />
Pfulm)/. psalm, -b<strong>of</strong> j/. psalmbook. -<br />
tually, -pis, ad. point by point.;<br />
-etA) f. a, to point, -etate, m. geo-_<br />
PuItfltC) m. psalter.<br />
mancer. -etitg, a. punctual. -wt»!<br />
publifen, m. <strong>the</strong> public.<br />
m. T. points.<br />
Plicfel, m. bunch, hump. -tyggi0) a.<br />
bimcl.hacked.<br />
Pll^&tn^t, m. pudding.<br />
PuJel) -tunt, m. spaniel, water-dog.<br />
Pu&eCj". powder, hair-powder. -fap=<br />
PA) f. powdering-gown. -puflj m.<br />
powder-engine, -qpafl, m. powderpuff.<br />
- pubra^ V. a. to powder. -<br />
Pu&rip) a. powdered.<br />
puff) m. push, box, blow ; detonation,<br />
-a, f. a. d n. -atiO) to push, to<br />
Put-<br />
cuff; to crack. -a», v. d. to cuff.<br />
Puffert, m. <strong>pocket</strong>-pistol.<br />
pufa, /. kettledrum. - (puf) -pinne, -<br />
m. kettledrum-stick, -flagate<br />
kettledrummer. - puta) v.n. to beat.<br />
Puttai /. hen. [<strong>the</strong> kettledrums.<br />
Pulpet, m. desk.<br />
puis, m. pulse, -flag , n. <strong>the</strong> beat <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> pulse, -abet, /. artery.<br />
puis , m. a pole to beat fish into <strong>the</strong><br />
pr»ng) «. trave, travise, travel.<br />
net. - Pulfa, f . a. to beat fish into <strong>the</strong><br />
pcanglfi *».<br />
J «. to chaffer, to barter; Pubct, n. powder. [net.<br />
to hawk. -ce» 'w. barterer. pump, m. pump. -t»jetta, /. sucker.<br />
Priijcl, m. stamp; coinage, mark. - -nicEa, /. pumpbrake. -f?e,m.<strong>the</strong><br />
upper box <strong>of</strong> a pump. -fJot, pi.<br />
channelled pumps, -fnut, m. borabylius,<br />
bu2Z-fly. -fot, n. pumpwell.<br />
-(iotf, m. pumpbaiTcl. -(lang , /.<br />
pumpspear. -jl<strong>of</strong>pel, m. chamber <strong>of</strong><br />
a pump, -fpangcl, m. pump-h<strong>and</strong>le.<br />
-»rttf , m. <strong>the</strong> gallows <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> pump,<br />
-a, V. a. to pump.<br />
Pumpa,/'. goui-d, bumpkin, pumpion.<br />
purtb, n. weight <strong>of</strong> twenty pounds;<br />
*lalent, ability, endowment. -^UfPufe,<br />
n. blockhead, -tals, ad. by pounds.<br />
-tg, a. ttepunftg fanonfulaj bullet<br />
<strong>of</strong> tliree pounds weight.<br />
Pung, m. purse, bag. -petuCj m.<br />
bagwig. -ratta,/. rat fromBrasils,<br />
didelph. -fI2, f . a. to rid one <strong>of</strong> his<br />
Putlfa, f . a. to prick a design <strong>and</strong> rub<br />
it over with coaldust. [bowl.<br />
Punf(|), m. punch, -bal, m. punch-<br />
Punfcl, m. puncheon, puncher.<br />
Pupitt, ni. d f. pupil, ward pupil.<br />
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Puppa, /. chrysalis, nymph; doll,'<br />
Purgcra, v. a. & n. to purge.<br />
gcrm^bel, n. purge.<br />
Puricl<strong>of</strong>, m. leek.<br />
Purpur, m. purple.<br />
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pu^, m. puddle, plash ; smack, kiss. -tl , /. dem<strong>and</strong>, request.<br />
TpU^ttAy f. a. to model, to emboss, Pafunb, n. invention, device, disco-<br />
-re, OT. embosser. - pu^etinUj /. very ; trick.<br />
embossment.<br />
Paft>e, >n. pope, -borne, n. popedom,<br />
Pu^erlifl) a. comical, ludibritfus. papacy, -lig, a. papal. - paft)tf?,n.<br />
Pu#tg, a- pufiy, swollen. -|>et) /. popish.<br />
tumefaction.<br />
Pafagel,m. peacock; (^onatt) peahen.<br />
pu|l, m. breath <strong>of</strong> wind groan ; ; bel- Pafoljattbe, a. next following. - pS^<br />
lows, -rot, n. blowing-pipe, -fl, v. foljb, m. consequence, sequal.<br />
a. & n. to blow ; to take breath. Pafota, V. a. to charge upon.<br />
Puta, /. cushion.<br />
papa, V. n. to insist upon, to crave.<br />
J7ut8, n. trick, juggle, stratagem. -Iu= PagaHa, v. n. to be required.<br />
(lip, a. comical, ludicrous. -lu(ltg= pabeUning, /. visit.<br />
^et, /. comicalness. -maf fltC, "j. Paf, m. cudgel.<br />
wag, droll, -ittflf eti, «. drollery, jest. Paf alia, v. a. to call upon ; to require.<br />
PutftJ , V. a. to scour, to dress up ; to Paflaba, v. a. to dress. [to happen.<br />
rub ; to snuff; to prime, to trim up. Pafomma, *>. ra. to come upon, to befall,<br />
- fig, V. r. to trim one's self, -re, m. paf Ojla, V. a. to bestow cost upon.<br />
cleanser, scourer, snuffer.<br />
pafanna, v- a. to touch, to feel, to<br />
Puttingsjetn , n. T. chains. - ^ut- h<strong>and</strong>le.<br />
txn^'i'Ol.nti n. futtockshrowds. Pala, V. a. to ram down piles. - pale,<br />
'Puttta, V. n. to mutter.<br />
m. pile, post; whippiijg-post, pil-<br />
Pyn^arc, m. steelyard.<br />
Pyttta, V. a. & n. to dress, to trim ;<br />
lory. - (pal)-flubba, /. rammer,<br />
-perf, n. pile-work.<br />
to ease one's belly. [cherish one. Palaga, /. impost, tax ; duty.<br />
PY#Ia, V. n. - etn nagon, to mu-se, to Pala^a, palaga, v. a. to load upon ;<br />
Py#ling, m. pigmy, bantling ; lemur. to charge.<br />
Tp-^ti^ m. T. bucket.<br />
Palttlig, a. to be depended upon,<br />
Pytt, i. pish, in vain.<br />
-bet, f. dependence, reliance, trust.<br />
Pytter, m. daisy, amaranth.<br />
Palyfa, V. a. to give public notice <strong>of</strong>,<br />
Pa, prp. on, upon, in, at, about. — to proclaim. - palySfltttg , /. pro-<br />
St>enfTa, in or iuto <strong>Swedish</strong>. - narrt, clamation.<br />
in jest. - atta bagar, in a sennight. Palappa, v- a. to impose, to enjoin,<br />
- bett, - bet att, that, in order that. to charge. - tiagotx eb, to put one to<br />
- itt l>Og(la , at <strong>the</strong> most, bet \)«.t oath. - palagpntng, /. imposition;<br />
ingcnting - jig, that signifies nothing. laying upon ; rearing.<br />
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Pabjuba, V. a. to order; to call, to patninna, v. a. -om nagot, to remind<br />
convene. - pabub , «• edict, procla- <strong>of</strong> a thing. - pib, to make objection<br />
mation, ordinance.<br />
to. - jig nagot, to recollect a thing. -<br />
Pabra, v. n. to resemble, to take after. Paminnelfe, /. remembrance; warn-<br />
paborba, v. a. - en nagot, to charge, ing, animadversion.<br />
to lay a blame upon, -rtbe, n. impu- Panyttfobelfe, /. regeneration.<br />
tation, accusation. [with a thing. Parafna , v. a. to add to <strong>the</strong> accoimt ;<br />
Pabifta, v. a. to charge one falsely Pafe, m. bag. [to depend upon.<br />
Pabrift, m. pushing on, impulse. Pafeenbe, n. look, view, sight.<br />
pabrifpa, v. a. to push on. -re, m. pafF , m. ,easter. -afton , m. easter-<br />
liurrier, overseer.<br />
even. -bag, /n. easter-day. -belg, 'ra.<br />
Pafinrta, v. a. to find out, to contrive. easter. -lam, n. passover. -Itija, /.<br />
Pafotbra, v. a. to require, to dem<strong>and</strong>.<br />
daffodil.<br />
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Pataglig, a. palpable, evident,<br />
Patnijja fifl) v. r. to force upon, to<br />
obtrude. [close ; to urge.<br />
ip'cttCinS&i f. a. to press on, to pursue<br />
PatPitlga, v. a. to force upon.<br />
Patanba? v. a. to set fire on ; to fire.<br />
Pa<strong>of</strong>ntng) /. augmentation.<br />
Pixtlaj ]' pearl, oagta petlot > beads ;<br />
grape-swelling pearl. - (patl) -ftO,<br />
n. seedpearl. -grytt) n. pearlbarley.<br />
-1^0118, «. Guinea-hen. -mot, «. ^S<br />
m. mo<strong>the</strong>r <strong>of</strong> pearl, -mu^laj/ pearlojster.<br />
-fan>)«i. white small grained<br />
sea-s<strong>and</strong>, -jlil, m. pearl.<br />
Parotl, n. pear. -tnu(l> m. peny.<br />
potelj m. mob, rabble, -ftftig, a.<br />
vulgar, -orb, n. vulgarism.<br />
pel, m. pillow ; puddle. [(fish).<br />
polfa, f. galimaufrey; lump-sucker<br />
Porte, n. a small hut with a vent at<br />
<strong>the</strong> top for <strong>the</strong> bsue <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> smoke.<br />
p<strong>of</strong>a, V. n. to swell, to rise.<br />
pbfig, a. swoln.<br />
(Rpabba, /. angler.<br />
©rabbel, n. squeamisliness. - (Upabb=<br />
lig, a. squeamisli.<br />
®ratffalft>a» v. n. to use quackery.<br />
-te> m. quack, charlatan. - (&vatf=<br />
falfPrtt, n. quackery.<br />
(tlPabetflett) m. freestone.<br />
(tlPabCATlti m. quadrant.<br />
(Evabtat, m. square, quadrate, -fet,<br />
m. square-foot, -tat-, f. square-root.<br />
-Ut, m. quadrature. - (Bpflbtetaj<br />
V. a. to square, to quadrate.<br />
;<br />
(Rui<br />
JJafTinfl) v. n. lata -, to show, to ©PflfJ n. pursiness, shortness <strong>of</strong> breatli,<br />
manifest. [inscription. suffocation, ga i -> to miscarry ; T.<br />
PafFrift, /. superscription, address; to founder.<br />
PafFyn^fl) V. a. to hasten, to forward. dJpaf etfagel, m. albatrosse.<br />
paflag, n. T. allay.<br />
(&Pal) n. pang, anguish, agony; piursi-<br />
Pafla, V. n. £t a. to last, to continue ness. -f<strong>of</strong>b ) a. wlio sleeps iuquietly.<br />
to insist upon , to maintain ; to hold,
deling a tlie cliest. -Jfvett) n. dog';<br />
grass. -f«nb,w. quick-saiid. -
648 Jlrtm ^ef<br />
n. ship <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> line.<br />
HanCj a. long <strong>and</strong> thin; wavering.<br />
U«nf«,/. tendril.<br />
Sanfifl, a. waggling, rickety.<br />
Sfllllflffl, V. a. to examine, to scruti-<br />
nize, -re, m. searcher. - »anfflf=<br />
fling, /. search, scrutiny, trial, cognizance,<br />
[-etfl, f. a. to ransom.<br />
UflttfOtt, m. ransom; T. allowance.<br />
Hanunfel, m. ranunculus, crow-foot.<br />
Sapfl, f. n. to belch. - afjpning, /.<br />
belch, eructation.<br />
&il))|>, a. brisk. — , s. n. stroke, blow,<br />
—a, V. a. to beat ; to whitewash.<br />
Uappft, - «t fig, f. a. to snatch, to<br />
seize. [ting-dog.<br />
UflppbonSiW. partridge, -j^unb, «. set-<br />
Jlapfat, 7n. napliew, rape.<br />
Uflpunfel, m. rampion.<br />
Sac, a. rare ; exquisite. -Hit-, f. rarity.<br />
RaS, n. romp, play; falling down. -<br />
Safa, v. «. to romp, to sport; to<br />
rave, to rage, to ravage ; to tumble,<br />
to faU down, -nbe, a. furious, outrageous,<br />
mad. - aasbyttfl, /. madcap.<br />
- Rftfcri, n. fury, madness. -<br />
Uaffg, a. giddy, wUd. -\)ii , /. gid-<br />
aafP,n. rash. -pafPflre,wi.rashweaver.<br />
»«fr, a. brisk, stout. -t»et , /. brisk-<br />
;<br />
Ramlat v. n. to rattle; to tumble <strong>of</strong> rest, repose, —a, v. n. to rest.<br />
down. - aammel) n. rattle, rattling, Uata, V. a. to reject, to refuse,<br />
Ramfa, /. string.<br />
[noise. slight, to find fault with. - Batgob:<br />
»«m»l<strong>of</strong>, ni. bear-garlick.<br />
n. refuse <strong>of</strong> goods.<br />
Jlfltlb) /. border, edge ; stripe, streak »atel, m. stinking animal (viveira).<br />
grain, -not^ f. marginal note, -fl, Hatin, n. rateen.<br />
V. a. to stripe, to streak. -10} a. aatt, m. T. wheel.<br />
striped, streaky.<br />
?lauf(^gelb, n. realgar, risigal.<br />
Sang J m. rank, place; rate. I>ft - Eecept, OT. receipt, prescription.<br />
meb, to rank with. -Cthltng, /. or- Secc6, 'w. treaty, compact.<br />
der <strong>of</strong> precedency, -fjuf > a. ambi- Ueci^ip, n. relapse, recidivaliou.<br />
tious. -fiuCfl) /. ambition. -fFejJJJ) Seba , /. order, geta - pa , to mal<br />
a thing out, to clear. -,a. - po<br />
ningar, ready money. -,<br />
disentangle. - uQ, to pick wool.<br />
Uafp , m. rasp. -^)u» , n. rasphouse,<br />
bridewell, -mabb , n. -fpan, m.<br />
rasping-chips. -uQ , /. refuse <strong>of</strong><br />
carded wool, -a, v. a. to rasp. —Ate,<br />
m. rasper.<br />
Ua(l, m. rest, repose, -bflflj m. day '<br />
ttf, to thicken. - ut, to fit out. - ji|<br />
V. r. to clear one's self. - Sc&nin|<br />
/. disentangling, picking.<br />
Rcban, ad. already.<br />
Sc^ate, m. freighter, owner <strong>of</strong> a ship.<br />
actert, n. owners <strong>of</strong> a ship,<br />
aetbac, a. valuable. -\^tt, f. iuUiusi<br />
value, -l^ttttfpl. valuable effects..<br />
»eb&, m. road. Hgga t>a -en, t<br />
ride at anchor in th.<br />
Scbebegen, a. ready,<br />
Se&garn, n. fine wo(<br />
Se^ig, a. plain, evident, clear. -\et<br />
f. order, distinctness, clearness, pi<br />
spicuity.<br />
ReMig, a. true, honest, ingenuo<br />
sincere, upright. -\tti f. integrity<br />
honesty.<br />
Sebloe, a. dismasted.<br />
Se^O, ad. ready, done,<br />
tranbe, a. calling to ai<br />
relfe, /; account., -rifa, v.<br />
account for. [ment'<br />
RcbfFap, n. instrument, tool, imple-<br />
S^ebuceta, *>. a. to reduce; to refc<br />
to restrain. - aebuFttOn , /. reduction<br />
; reform , restraining , disconli-<br />
aef, /. fishing-line, angling-line.<br />
»ef, n. gripes, colic ; T. reef, -fejffn'<br />
gat, /)^. points, -banbfel, m. reef-<br />
iine. -pa, V. a- -Pa fegel , to reef<br />
<strong>the</strong> ails.<br />
tlefben, n. rib. -»fpiall, n. baldrip.
5vcf<br />
Referent, m. reporter,<br />
i JlciTcItoea, /. rifled giiu. - nefflrt, v.<br />
< a.\o rifle.<br />
Sefjrm, m. ringworm, tetter. - ftef=<br />
gras, n. cat's-milk. [formed.<br />
Hefcrmert, a. calvinist, protestaut, re-<br />
ReflM, /. strip; cleft, gap.<br />
SefPfl, f- a- T. to reef. - jocb, to<br />
survey lauds.<br />
RefDel, m. s<strong>and</strong>-bank.<br />
Sefptg, a. sarmentose.<br />
»eflal , /7J. regal. -,«._ regal, -pap^<br />
j?eCj «. royal paper. -ieCj m. pi. en-<br />
signs <strong>of</strong> royalty; regalia.<br />
Segel> /. rule, precept, ftuntimmets<br />
teglec, monthly courses, -bun&eti,<br />
a. regular, -buubctl^et,/. regularity.<br />
-I09j a. irregular.<br />
»egel, m. bar, bolt.<br />
Jlepcmente, n. regiment.- (Hegemctits)<br />
-forantcing,/. revolution. -ftAb,/".<br />
field-<strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong> a regiment. -trwm=<br />
flagare, m. drum-major.<br />
Vie^tntt m. regent, interrex, administrator<br />
; rule ; prince, -tlltta , /.<br />
queen, regent, princess, governess.<br />
ScgctA, V. a. to govern, to rule, to<br />
sway, to manage, to reign. - Sege=<br />
nw^tf. reign, government; administiation.<br />
-8lo$) a. anarchical. -8los=<br />
|)et, /. anarchy. —Stab) n. counsellor<br />
<strong>of</strong> regency.<br />
UegtfleCjra. register, record, tabic, catalogue.<br />
- Sepifhratec, m. register,<br />
recorder. - Jlegi(ltflhlt, n. registry. -<br />
UegtfltCta, v. a. to register, to record.<br />
Seglementej n. regulation. - IJeglcta,<br />
»cgn, n. rain. -<\^-) a. pluvious,<br />
rainy. -bafle,OT. rain-bovl^ -btoppCj<br />
m. rain-drop. -f«pp«, /. rain-cloak.<br />
-IrtAff , m. earth-worm. -fFuC , m.<br />
shower. -fPamt j m. umbrel. -(ian=<br />
fa> V. n. to drizzle. -Dttlb j m. pluvious<br />
wind, -ciibetj n. rainy wea<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
-a, V. n. to rain, -ig, a. rainy.<br />
Uegula ie ttu f- rule <strong>of</strong> three, golden<br />
Recogn<strong>of</strong>cetA, v. a. to reconnoitre.<br />
5lcp 649<br />
Reftyt, m. recruit. -eCA, v. a. & n.<br />
a recruit, to raise soldiers.<br />
Religion J m. religion, -gbefpottflte,<br />
m. dcrider <strong>of</strong> religion, libertine.<br />
-Sfdljet,/. liberty <strong>of</strong> faith. -9tr«ng,<br />
n. constiaint in <strong>the</strong> exercise <strong>of</strong> reli-<br />
gion. -s<strong>of</strong>ning>/. exercise <strong>of</strong>religion.<br />
Ueltngj m. gunnel, gunwale.<br />
Heltqpte, /. relick.<br />
Rem, /. thong, strap <strong>of</strong> lea<strong>the</strong>r. -fnt»<br />
bare, m. strap-cutter, saddler.<br />
Uctni^, m. remittance; remitmeiit. —<br />
RemitteM, v. a. to remit.<br />
SemmatC, m. rummer ; buoy fastened<br />
Remna, /. cleft, chap, gap. -, v.n. to<br />
cfc, to chap, to cliink.<br />
Jlentfa, /. slip, strip, shred. [field.<br />
Ren ) /. unploughed border <strong>of</strong> a corn-<br />
Ren, m. raindeer.<br />
Ren, a. clean, pure; fair; open; honest.<br />
-goM, v.a. to clean, -^jettflfe,<br />
a. rigliteous, c<strong>and</strong>id, ingenuous. -^aQj<br />
ning, /. cleaning. -Icfnab, / chastity,<br />
-latig, a. orthodox. -lacigs<br />
j^et, /• orthodoxy. -fTrifpa, v. a.<br />
to transcribe, to copy. -fFtifPAte,<br />
m. transcriber, copist. — t, ad. cleanly,<br />
purely, distinctly, plainly, openly<br />
; fairly , ingenuously, -t Af , ut-<br />
terly, -t Ut, roundly. -A, v. a. to<br />
clean, to purge, to purify, -ing,/.<br />
cleaning, piu-gation ; afterbirth, -l^et)<br />
/. cleanness, purity. -lig, a. cleanly,<br />
-ligl&et,/. cleanliness. - Rcnfa, v. a.<br />
to cleanse, to purge, to purify; to<br />
weed ; to gut <strong>and</strong> scale. - bctt, Ut,<br />
to pick out. - Renfningj/. cleansing ;<br />
purgation. [tate.<br />
RcnegAt,OT. renegade, renegado, apos-<br />
Renett, m. rennet. [grass.<br />
RenfAna, /. lansy. - Rentepe, m. ray-<br />
Rep, n. rope, cord. -flAgAte, m. roper,<br />
cordmaker. -flAgAtebanA, /.<br />
ropewalk, ropeyard. -flAgcci, n.<br />
ropehouse, ropery.<br />
RepA, /• scratch. -, v. a. to scratch.<br />
Repa, V. a. - lin, to ripple flax. -<br />
mcbj to take courage. - upp, to rip up.
650 :Hep<br />
to ravel out. - (ig *>.<br />
i<br />
r. to recover<br />
Separcta, v. a. to repair, [one's self.<br />
Hepe, m. darnel.<br />
acpeteta, f. a. to repeat. - fitfttet'<br />
Uty n. repeating-watch.<br />
aepre^altet) /. pi- reprisals.<br />
SepuHtf)/. republic, common wealth.<br />
Rffa)/. journey, travel, passage, road;<br />
voyage. - (Res) -befrrifninp, /. account<br />
<strong>of</strong> journey, travels. -farbtg,rt.<br />
ready to set out. -fattltatj m. fellow-traveller,<br />
-fappa, /. riding<br />
cloak, -flatntnfl, / riding-habit.<br />
-JJa#) n. passport. - Sefa, V. n. to<br />
tiavel, to go. - tortj to depart.<br />
Hefftj f. a. - H|jp> to raise, to raise up.<br />
rear ; to work ; to rise ; to rise i4p<br />
in arms. - Zemingt f. raising; inilefi'j<br />
m. giant. [surrection.<br />
Sefett) a. lean, thin, poor.<br />
Jlffenar, m. horseman.<br />
SeflbeilS, n. capital, residence.<br />
»eelt3, a. tall. -?>et, /. tallness.<br />
Sefonan»j m. resound, -ietten-, m.<br />
rcsoundingboard.<br />
Xejl, TO. rest, remainder, -lang^, /.<br />
arrearage. - Rfjlfltlttet) pi- anears.<br />
fteta^ *'. a- to irritate, to provoke, to<br />
stir up. -8, v. d. -t me&) to anger,<br />
to tease. - Hetflfc, Setning, /. provocation,<br />
irritation, temptation. -<br />
SftliC, Srtbar, a. irritable, -^ft, /.<br />
Hfrcrs, m. boiid, note. [irritability.<br />
aet to reflect upon<br />
words. - in i-n. tiU en ?)a(l, to break<br />
a horse. - for anfat) to ride at anchor,<br />
-nity a. on liorseback. - (?li^)<br />
-bana,/. manage, -byjrot) «./j/. riding-breeches.<br />
-Ija(l, m. riding-horse.<br />
-fon|l> /. manage, -fffitt n. panne)<br />
<strong>of</strong> a saddle, -fa&el, m. riding-saddle.<br />
-<br />
5vif<br />
-fPeIa)/.riding-school,manage. -typ<br />
n. riding-equipage.<br />
Sibbarcm. knight.- (Sibbat) -flebf<br />
n. knight's fee. -etben, m. order o<br />
knights, -flafl) n. dubbing, -fpel<br />
11. tournament, -patbifl^et, /. knight<br />
hood. - SifrbftltO, a. knightly, va<br />
liant. - JlitSf rsmatt , m. kniglit.<br />
aibberfTap , «. order <strong>of</strong> knighthood<br />
nobility.- Sifbetfpcrre, m. larkspm<br />
Rtfraj V. a. to scratch, to tear, to claw<br />
to grate :<br />
to grind. - t ma{}eil) to gr<br />
in <strong>the</strong> belly. - af) to pull <strong>of</strong>t", to si<br />
<strong>of</strong>f. - fcnbft) to tear to pieces. - i<br />
(Ig, to snatch to one's self. -9, v. t<br />
to be scratching. - (Sif) -jftn, /<br />
grater, -(lett) m. grinding-stone.<br />
Stgel, m. bolt. - »igla, v. a. to boll<br />
Jligta, V. a. to point, to direct. - 'B^xf^t<br />
nin^t f. pointing, direction.<br />
Sif, a. rich, wealthy, opulent ; fruit<br />
fid. -ebem, m. wealth, riches. -Ug<br />
a- rich, plentiful, sufficient, -baltio<br />
a. rich, -balttgbct, -\)tt)f- rich<br />
ness. -ta-, V. a. to enrich.<br />
Sife, n. realm, kingdom, emiiire. •<br />
(aif8) -a«, m. ban <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> empire<br />
-abflj m. nobility <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> empire<br />
-Jttniral, m. great admiral. -at(<br />
rittg) m. heir apparent. -datlCt'Eet<br />
m. chancellor <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> kingdom. -Jafl<br />
TO. diet, -tagsman, TO. representa.<br />
tive at a diet, -talet, to. rixdoUal<br />
— btOtSjTO. great chancellor <strong>of</strong> jiistici<br />
-futfle, TO. prince <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> empir|<br />
-fbreflanbate, to. regent, administr«<br />
tor <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> empire, -f Otfamlttig , J<br />
imperial diet, -galb, to. <strong>the</strong> debt<br />
<strong>the</strong> state. -busb^Ilntng, /. econortj<br />
<strong>of</strong> state, -f ammarratt , to. imperii<br />
chamber. -matfTalf, to. Lord Eat<br />
Marshal, -motc, n. diet, -tab, «<br />
senator. -fTattmaflatC, to. great tre*<br />
surer <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> realm, -flab, to. imp«<<br />
rial city, freetown. -flanb, ". estat<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> realm, -rapcn , n. <strong>the</strong> arni<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> kingdom, -ratbanbf j t. cod<br />
cerning <strong>the</strong> welfare <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> statt<br />
-acenbf, n. affair <strong>of</strong> state.
5iif<br />
if tig, a. just, right, true, -^et, /.<br />
jastiKss, truth.<br />
.tm ) ". -ftojlj m. rime, hoarfrost.<br />
-tn», >. n. to rime, -fflltaj *". a. to<br />
piiw ilcr \v\t\\ salt.<br />
.itn, '2. rhyme, bet gat ya -j it<br />
rh;,mcs. -fUvfltC, m. versifier, -flut,<br />
M. iliyme. -fnibaCC) w. sonuetlecr,<br />
'rhymer, poetaster, -vii-, ad. in<br />
rhymes, -ma^ v. a. & n. to rhyme,<br />
-ma fip, f . r. to be reasoiiaLlc.<br />
ItmlJg, a. reasonable. -\)eti f. rea-<br />
)nableness.<br />
ling, m. ling, circle; halo; rim. fla<br />
en - cmFting , to environ , to cast a<br />
cle round, -blommflj /. marigold.<br />
-bult, m. ringbolt. -bans, m.<br />
:e in a ring, -bufra, /. ring-<br />
3. -<br />
JlO, V. a. ft n. to row, to oar. -bi-^m.<br />
rowing, -bbare, m. rower, boatman.<br />
(Uebbar) -Ht, m. rowing-boat,<br />
-banf , m. rower's bank. - JlotuH,<br />
m. thowl. [rock.<br />
Sotf, m. coat; gown, robe; distaff,<br />
Hctfa, /. tliornback, ray.<br />
SotfenboH, m. rocambole.<br />
Hotferaj v. n. to rock.<br />
Socon, /. arnotto-tree.<br />
Hcbbog, m. redbeam (a fish).<br />
S-Ober, Jtor, n. rudder, helm, oar.<br />
-bate, m. pintle, -fult, m. -maljfl,<br />
/. T. gorging. -Ifinnt^ m. tiller,<br />
-taija,/. tiller-rope.<br />
Sobna* V. n. to blush, to colour; to<br />
turn red , to redden, -b y f. blash,<br />
blushing, redness.<br />
S<strong>of</strong>, n. prey, spoil, booty, pillage,<br />
phmder. -aftitiy a. rapacious, ravenous,<br />
voracious, -bi, n. bee <strong>of</strong> prey,<br />
-girigbet, /. rapacity.<br />
Jl<strong>of</strong>fa, V. a. to rob, to strip, -re, m.<br />
ScfferfFa, /. thief, robber.<br />
-
652 :i<strong>of</strong><br />
a.<strong>of</strong>p« , /. turnip. - (U<strong>of</strong>) -biU y f.<br />
popgun. — frO) n. turnip-seed, -falj<br />
m. turnip-rooted cabbage, -oljfl) /•<br />
rape-oil.<br />
R<strong>of</strong>ref OtfPClj m. knoddy chervil.<br />
Ueffl) /. rook. [to act a part.<br />
»ea, m. part, fpelfl en -, to play or<br />
Rom, m. rum ; roe, spawn. -^fP, m.<br />
spa-mier. -fflttning, /. spawner-<br />
time. -(IB, m. hardrowed herring.<br />
-(ten, m. rocstone.<br />
tloman) m. romance, novel, tale.<br />
-fPcifPOtC) m. novelist. -ffF, a. romantic.<br />
-n9j m. ballad, -tiff) a.<br />
S'OntI') "i. rhomb, lozenge.<br />
Sep ) n. cry, shriek , shout , scream ;<br />
call; rumour, fame. Psrai-jtobe<br />
in vogue. —A ^ v. n. ^ a. to cry ; to<br />
call ; to cry <strong>the</strong> hours, -a i Beviit)<br />
to call to arms, -a ut, to hawk,<br />
-are, m. T. speaking-tiumpet.<br />
Ror, f. Hobet.<br />
SoSj n. praise, commendation. — S<strong>of</strong>a,<br />
;nd.<br />
Il09,/. rose, Hower. - (X<strong>of</strong>Ctt) -hlfFe,<br />
m. rosebush, rosier. -fat0, m. rosecolour,<br />
-fargab, a. rosy, -flfitbj n.<br />
rose-garden, -^(anittgj m. rose-lioney.<br />
-f tfltlS , m. garl<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong> roses ;<br />
rosary, chaplet. -oljaj /. rose-oil.<br />
-tot)/, rose-wort, -fieri » m. rosediamond,<br />
-tts, n. rosewood, -ttib,<br />
«. rose-laurel. - S<strong>of</strong>CIlobel, m. rosenoble.<br />
- Uoematin) m. rosemary. -<br />
Jl<strong>of</strong>ig, a. rosy, bloomy.<br />
S<strong>of</strong>en> /. erysipelas, St. Anthony's fire.<br />
»0plfl, V. «.to rattle, to hawk. - »0#=<br />
Hgj a. full <strong>of</strong> slime in <strong>the</strong> throat.<br />
Sojl , -ugn , m. roasting-oveu ; grate :<br />
false bottom in a maslitun. -fl, v, a.<br />
to roast ; to calcine ; to toast.<br />
Soil, m. rust; blasting. -A, v. n. to<br />
rust. -A8, w. rf. to ga<strong>the</strong>r rust, -ig,<br />
o. rusty. [roasting.<br />
Uo(ie, 1. pile <strong>of</strong> wood <strong>and</strong> ore for<br />
X<strong>of</strong>lral)/". pen to draw lines for notes.<br />
Hot, /. root, (li rotter J to take root.<br />
rytfA upp meb rotternA > to root up.<br />
5vum<br />
rib -en Af, at <strong>the</strong> root <strong>of</strong>, at <strong>the</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong>. -fA(l) o. rooted, fixed. -<br />
ag, ^. r. to take root, -liugga, -<br />
ti- root up. — IaI) m. bore-<br />
-(hJngen , a. eaten iu <strong>the</strong> root.<br />
v. a. to root. -A jigj i<br />
root, to roote.<br />
S-dte, m. file, set. -bonbe, -^aH<br />
TO. farmer who is bound to fumi<br />
footsoldier. -mAJlAre<br />
file; quartermaster, —viif ad. byi<br />
Rotgel, m. redbreast, ruddock.<br />
Sotrapenfel) m. rampion.<br />
Uotfl, m. gl<strong>and</strong>ers.<br />
Sottenilcn, m. englisli tripoli.<br />
Setting, m. latan.<br />
SotPelfFA, / cant, broken-languag<br />
Xubb ©4) fhibb, ad. tAga - , to cl<br />
RubbAj V. a. to move, to remore<br />
trouble, -be, to remove from<br />
ttt teilAmente, to cancel a will.<br />
At -b tttt jlnA finnenj he is c<br />
brained. - IJubbntng , /. rem<br />
jiuttlng out <strong>of</strong> order; madness.<br />
Kubel, m. rouble.<br />
Xubtn, m. ruby.<br />
SubricerA , v. a. to title , to giv<br />
biic <strong>of</strong>. - »ubrJF, m. rubric, til<br />
KucEa, v. a. to regulate. - SucEnt<br />
/. regulation.<br />
SucflA, V. n. to banquet, -re,<br />
banquetter. - Sufling , / banqii<br />
JlubA, /. crucian. [ting, glutto<br />
»tlft)A, /. scale <strong>of</strong> a shore, s<br />
Sugg, n. rough entangled liair. -f<br />
bA, /. teazle. -A, f. a. to raise<br />
nap upon cloth, to teazle. -A fig,<br />
r. to glow rugged ; to moult. —ig,<br />
rugged, rough, shaggy.<br />
auHA, f.a.^n. toroll. -,5./. roll<br />
Jlutte, m. roll; roller:<br />
(»ull) -My, n. sheet-lead. -gAtb<br />
m. rolling-curtain. -tebAf<br />
bacco in rolls.<br />
HuOetA, f. n. to circulate.<br />
SuItA, V. n. to waddle,<br />
Jlwm, m. rum.<br />
Elim, n. room, place; cell;<br />
,<br />
,
3ium<br />
iparlment; T. <strong>the</strong> hold ; passage, til fig<br />
p to take lodging, fotjia -met, <strong>the</strong><br />
a. vaste, large. [upjier h<strong>and</strong>,<br />
uniorj n. alarm, tumult.<br />
untpA J f. buttock; tail, rump. -<br />
RumptAng, m. coccyx.<br />
.«mp», V. a. T. to wear.<br />
rlinil} /. runic character. - RunfF, a.<br />
runic. - Uutlfiafj m. runic calendar.<br />
*Un&j /72. round, ga -j to walk <strong>the</strong><br />
ids. — , a. circular ; large, liberal.<br />
ad. round; largely, -t om, -t<br />
cmfting^ ad. roimd about, -flftig,<br />
imdish, -t>et, /. roundness, cir-<br />
cularity. -]}0lti, -bult) n. masts,<br />
topmasts <strong>and</strong> yards belonging to a<br />
(»hip. -(lytfe, n. <strong>the</strong> third <strong>of</strong> a far-<br />
thing, -ft, V. a. to found. -Ililig) /.<br />
raimding, roundness. — elj m. round,<br />
circle. — cligertj ad. largely, plenti-<br />
fully.<br />
tUtlfa, V. a. & n. to shake, to wag;<br />
to be loose. - paj to shake, to stir. -<br />
Sunftliftg, /. shake, tottering.<br />
tUSj n. driuiken fit, drunkenness, taga<br />
ffg itt -, to get drunk. -giflXlllbe, a.<br />
intoxicating. - Sufflj v. n. to fuddle. -<br />
Uujig> a. gone in drink, halfseas over,<br />
lufa, f. 71. to rush. - ftam, to rush<br />
forward. [o. cliill.<br />
lufT, -rabetj n. chilly wea<strong>the</strong>r, -ig^<br />
lufTa> /. a green branch.<br />
lufTfl) V. n. to tremble,<br />
lupin, n. raisLn.<br />
lufta, V. n. -ftg, V. r. to arm, to prefer,<br />
to prepare. - foc ^emmA=<br />
to manage <strong>the</strong> farm. - (Ru(l)<br />
— l>allj n. l<strong>and</strong>s bound to furnish a<br />
trooper, -^attftte, m. owner <strong>of</strong> a l<strong>and</strong><br />
which is bound to furnish troopers.<br />
-fammsre, m. armory, -miiilatf,<br />
laster at arms. -t)agn, m. munition-waggon,<br />
-ningj /. arms <strong>and</strong><br />
furniture, -nitigstjenjl , m. escuage,<br />
! solute fellow, rake, roisterer.<br />
pXUy f. rue.<br />
[<br />
l^ym. 653<br />
Xutaj /. pane; checker. - Rutig, a.<br />
^UtiXf m. diamond. [checkered.<br />
^utten, a. rotten, putrid. - Suttna)<br />
V. 71. to grow rotten, to rot.<br />
Kya, /. rug, a coarse nappy coverlet.<br />
Xytf, n. pull, pluck, jerk, start. -
654<br />
5lym<br />
a^finnSI, /. priming wire.<br />
aynfa,/. ga<strong>the</strong>r; wrinkle. - , v. a.<br />
to ga<strong>the</strong>r. - |>A, to turn up. - Synf=<br />
ning , /. n-owning. - Synfbcnb , n.<br />
tlrawhaud ; T. sphincter. - Rytltip,<br />
a. galliered, rumpled, wrinkled.<br />
Syfflj f. n. to shudder, to shiver. —<br />
SyaninC /. slmddering, shivering.<br />
ayffliiJec, n. juffs. - SyfPolJA, /.<br />
bircli-oil, l-\)it, f. honor.<br />
Syetig, a. horrid, dreadful, horrible.<br />
Kyp, m. cart-load <strong>of</strong> cliarcoals. [in.<br />
^yHi»">/-ju"''-et <strong>of</strong> wickers to catch fish<br />
»yta, f . n. to roar, to huff.<br />
%y ttatc, m. horseman, trooper. - 8yt=<br />
tcri, «. cavalry, horse. - Syttm, /. boundary.<br />
—(Ifn, m. boundary-stone.<br />
Ha, /. roe. -bc(f, TO. roebuck, -bjur,<br />
n. roe. -flft /. deer; doe. , -falf,<br />
-ftMillfl, TO. roe-calf, -fief, to.<br />
haunch <strong>of</strong> venison. [work.<br />
"&{, , n. fairy, fay ; a kind <strong>of</strong> pastry-<br />
Sa, V. a. to can, to may, to be able,<br />
jflfl -t t*e , I can't help it. - ttf t<br />
ine& , not to be equal to. - om , to<br />
own. - om fig fjelf, to be one's own<br />
master. - pa, to get <strong>the</strong> better <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Sai^rafc, v. a. to break upon <strong>the</strong> wheel.<br />
- orb, to pronounce words ill. -Jgn=<br />
pclfTa, to clip <strong>English</strong>.<br />
Sab, TO. fortune, power, faculty. ja|J<br />
(>flt idle - att, 1 caimot afford to.<br />
XabjW. counsel, advice; expedient,<br />
shift : resolution ; course ; senate ; se-<br />
I<br />
5iab<br />
nator, counsellor, ga tttt -9> to co 1<br />
suit, -fraga, v. a. to consult, -ftjl<br />
tling,/. consultation, -fota fig, v.\<br />
-fota fig tneb en, to advise with «<br />
-gtfpate , to. counsellor, -gotftj<br />
n. to consult, to enter into c<br />
tion. -I)U8, n. townhouse. -M<br />
mare, to. council-chamber. -Io»»<br />
at a loss, -man, TO. alderman. -pU<br />
ning, /. consultation, -tum, n<br />
to consider, time. —fal, to. re<br />
<strong>the</strong> senate. — fla , v. a. to const<br />
-(luga, /. townhouse<br />
town, -^ugutatt, TO.<br />
<strong>of</strong> justice in atown. -(Eabs) -befll<br />
n. decree <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> senate, -berte,<br />
\<br />
:<br />
senator, counsellor. - "^.e^is,<br />
%i^ a. raw; green. -\)tty f. rawness;<br />
unskilfulness. -F<strong>of</strong> par, m. raw cop-<br />
n. to counsel , to advise ; to prcvs<br />
- Ofpet, to master. - Jlabig,<br />
per, -mjolf, /'. colostrum, biestings. at a loss, -^et, f. resolution. - Ui<br />
-Pa&fC, n. wet wea<strong>the</strong>r, -flflflj Ua, Itg, a. advisable.<br />
m. wire-edge. -n4» v. n. to grow »abt, u. with child.<br />
moist, to give.<br />
Sag, TO. rye.<br />
aa, /. T. yard. -taflJ, n. rope- a^ga,/. Sage, m. o<br />
b<strong>and</strong>, -banbstai, n. eyelid-hole, Suga, V. a. to measiu-e up. -bt tl<br />
-no*, m. yard-arm. -fegel, n. heaped measure.<br />
square-sail.<br />
SaE, «. guts <strong>of</strong> fish,<br />
aafa, v. a. & n. to hit, to find ;<br />
meet ; to chance ; to come intc<br />
into. - emot, to hit against.<br />
Ian, to fall between. - fafl, 1<br />
- pa, toliit, to happen upon, t'<br />
- Ut for , to encounter , to fall int<br />
—5, V. p. & d. to meet.<br />
Rama, v. n. to low.<br />
Jlan, n. felony, robbery.<br />
aatta,/. rat. Itten-, mouse. - (»4*<br />
-gift, -pulret, n. ratsbane.<br />
UacEa, v.a. & n. to stretch ; to r<br />
to last, to continue. -ftam,to stret<br />
fortli. - tin, to reach to ; to be<br />
ficient. — upp tiO, to reach up to.<br />
Utf to stretch out. - at, to reach.<br />
Ofret, to reach over ; to stretch ort<br />
- fig, f. r. to stretch one's self.'<br />
Sacfning, /. stretching, feachii<br />
»a4a, /. series. [/r. cl.<br />
»atfboIflcr,n. under-bed. - »affWa<br />
Haba9, V. d. Xo fear, to be afraid.<br />
,<br />
•
i cowardly.<br />
5i«b<br />
friglit, fearfulness, timorousness, fear,<br />
dread.<br />
SaMJrt) V. a. to rescue, to save.<br />
RabJfiJ, /. radish.<br />
»af> rn. fox. -aftig, a. crafty. -}>'i'<br />
na,/. shefox. -fflfa,/. crop-fig,<br />
fox-bane, -f lo , m. wound -wort.<br />
—Ixif attm.pl. cunuiug shifts. -Fulttj<br />
/. fox's deu. -njmpflj /. fox's tail<br />
coru-horse-tail (plant). -foF, /. foxskin,<br />
-unpe^ m. fox-cub.<br />
Uaffelbopa, /. riOed gun. - »afFk, /<br />
ritle. -be IjUSjiflfar, fluted c<strong>and</strong>le-<br />
sticks. -fV. a. to rifle. - Jlaffltttp,<br />
/ rifling ; rifles. [rtitlS, /. raking.<br />
Jlafffl, f: rake. - , f . to rake. - »«f9=<br />
SAfjl) m. perquisition, strict inquiry.<br />
Saf aj /. shrimp.<br />
5laf cnfFfli?, /«. account. - UaFrtfl) v. a.<br />
to count, to reckon, to calculate, to<br />
cast accounts; to account. — eftCtj to<br />
consider. - ftfltn, to tell. - i^jopj to<br />
sum up. — irit to count money received.<br />
— Oltt) to reckon over again.<br />
- pa ) to depend upon. - pa Ctt xxh<br />
gotj to charge one's account «'ith a<br />
thing. -upP)totell. -lit, to tell.<br />
- OfPeCj to count over, to calculate.<br />
—te, m. reckoner, calculator, accountant.<br />
- (Saffte) -fon(l, /.<br />
aritlimetic. -mafiare, m. arithn^e-<br />
tician. -penniltlJ, ?w. counter, -tftfla,<br />
/. slate, -piitbe, n. numerary worth,<br />
-lip, a. numerable. - IR-ahlinii y f.<br />
accoimt, reckoning, score, bill ; women's<br />
flowers, fattft upp en -> to<br />
make out a bDl. tajja p^ - j to take<br />
on accoiuit , to go upon score, finna<br />
656 "^^Ht<br />
fi&ttay V. a. to mendj to correct; to<br />
regulate, to set to rights. -
-Smi, girtli.<br />
f. -fnapv> '"• tlic<br />
pommel <strong>of</strong> a saddle, -irtflfiire) m.<br />
saddler, -putflj/. saddle-pad. -*aSej<br />
n. capai-isou, liorsing. - SflM^) f. a.<br />
to saddle. - bittiJ»a ii) ^^^a fent, to<br />
stir apace, but maLe uo liaste. - flf,<br />
to unsaddle. - om , to saddle over<br />
again ; *to cliange party, be -it i!^Oy<br />
1(tnn\nt\&X-y tliey clubbed <strong>the</strong>ir money.<br />
imanyn. morocco-lea<strong>the</strong>r, morocco.<br />
?AflIor J m. bastard, safflower, saf-<br />
;«fftatl, m. saffron. [fron ; zatfer.<br />
?Aftin5, SaftAttfc, m. felt grain.<br />
3i5ftC, m. sappliire.<br />
SsffabufFej m. osmunda.<br />
?flft, w. juice, sap, humoiu-. -H5j a.<br />
sap -blue, -farg, m. sap- colour.<br />
•fun, f. -ig. -gront, «. sapgreeu.<br />
gomma , /. T. nectareum. -los , a.<br />
juiceless, sapeless. —ig, a. juicy, sap-<br />
-igl^et, /. juiceuess, sappiness.<br />
Sflfrs, f. sap. -, V. a. - tthXt to<br />
strip <strong>of</strong>f <strong>the</strong> sappy substance <strong>of</strong> trees.<br />
-, V. n. to be in sap. - S a. real ;<br />
involtintary. -lojj a. innocent, guilt-<br />
less ; exempt from punishment. —IoS=<br />
}ftty f. innocence, impunity. -ag«te><br />
m- pleader, one engaged in a suit <strong>of</strong><br />
law. -ore? n. fine, mulct.<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong>- <strong>English</strong> Did.<br />
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Safer, a. guilty.<br />
SaFna, v. a. to miss; to need, to be<br />
deprived <strong>of</strong>; to regiet. - aUt
658 &al<br />
berrybearing glasswort. -bruf> n.<br />
saltwork, saltern, -btunn, m. salt-<br />
spring. -Hu^, m. T. salt-flux, saltrheum,<br />
-prufpaj /. salt-pit. -gtfl8><br />
n. sea-arrow, arrbwlieaded grass.<br />
-gton , a. salted, -gutfa ) /. gherkin,<br />
-far, ". salt-cellar, -f ottl , «.<br />
grain <strong>of</strong> salt. -Fattfl) /. brine-pit,<br />
salt-spring. -lafe, m. brine. -pfljl=<br />
na,/. salt-pan. -fju^fl«, m. saltboiler,<br />
-fjuberi, «. saltern, salt<br />
making. -00, m. salt-lake, -fjon, n.<br />
<strong>the</strong> salt sea, <strong>the</strong> sea. -fj<strong>of</strong>tfP, m. sea-<br />
£sli. -fFum, TO. adarce. -flA0, «.<br />
kiud <strong>of</strong> salt, -fleff) 'w. y. place<br />
where sail is given to animals to lick.<br />
-fpmtU8, m. spirit <strong>of</strong> salt. -(lEttj m.<br />
rock-salt. -tuE) m. gabel. -rata,<br />
/.salt-provision. -perF, n. salt-work,<br />
-ort. /. salt-wort. - ©isit, a. salt.<br />
—\)ttjf. saltiness, saltishness. -a, t". n.<br />
to salt, to corn, tet fFfltt Hi l^Oflom<br />
-«bt, it shall cost him sauce. -«te,<br />
/n. Salter.<br />
Salu, tin -, ac?. to be sold, bjuba ut<br />
tin - , to olltr to sale, to expose to<br />
sale. -bo&, /. merchant's sliop.<br />
6 f. a. to salute.<br />
Salt»a , f. volley. - af f aiioner, discharge<br />
<strong>of</strong> guns. flffFjuta en -, to fire<br />
a volley.<br />
SaU'agatbf, «. safe-guard.<br />
Sfllriflj /. sage. St)enfF -, costmary.<br />
©atnarfPa, a. joint heirs, coheir.<br />
Sfltnbatlb, n. b<strong>and</strong>, junction, connexion,<br />
union; coherence.<br />
Satnbrobet, m. bro<strong>the</strong>r-german.<br />
Si;m^^flpt, m. concord, unity, -tg, a.<br />
living in harmony, unanimous, -ig;<br />
^}ity f. concordance, unanimousucss.<br />
©atnfun^, «. society, fee ^eligae -,<br />
<strong>the</strong> communion <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> saints.<br />
Samfalt, a. common, i -a ttt at,<br />
three years toge<strong>the</strong>r. -, ad. in common,<br />
jointly. [community.<br />
6ambanf,«. society; comnion-wealtli,<br />
Samlbattig* «• nnanimous,<strong>of</strong> one mind.<br />
-%it, f. concord, ujianimity.<br />
@Anifa> V. a.Xo ga<strong>the</strong>r, to bring lo-<br />
Brtm<br />
ge<strong>the</strong>r ; to save. - fJul^ pa fig ,<br />
contract debts.<br />
Samfonutig) m. corcgent.<br />
Satnfuaebarn, n. SamfuncfyfFcn<br />
[il. children by <strong>the</strong> same fa<strong>the</strong>r an<br />
mo<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
Samla , v. a. to ga<strong>the</strong>r, to collect, l<br />
amass, to pick up, to assemble. - (in<br />
tanf at, to collect one's self. - j<br />
ga<strong>the</strong>r, to collect, to draw in. - (tp<br />
V. r. to assemble, to meet, -te,<br />
collector. - ©amlttjg, /. coUecti.<br />
ga<strong>the</strong>ring; assembly, tongregatior<br />
-S(ialk, n. place <strong>of</strong> meeting.<br />
Samlag, n. concubinage, cohabitatioi<br />
Samlefnab, /. living toge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
Samljub, n. accord, harmony, conso<br />
nance. -a> v. n. to be consonant.<br />
Samlupm, a. clodded, coagulatec<br />
curdled.<br />
©fltnma, a. same. ben~, <strong>the</strong> same, bt<br />
aC bet-, it is <strong>the</strong> same, i bet-, at th<br />
same time, -lebes, -luflba, ad. hkc<br />
Satnman, ad. toge<strong>the</strong>r, -hanb,<br />
Sambanfe. -bitiSa, *•. a. to bind to<br />
ge<strong>the</strong>r, to connect, to join, to fastei<br />
to knit toge<strong>the</strong>r, -blatlta, t-'. a. 1<br />
mingle or mix toge<strong>the</strong>r, to commij<br />
-blanbfltng,/. commixiou, commix<br />
ture. -bragt, a. -bragta barn<br />
children that a married couple ha^<br />
liad by a former marriage. —brufj i<br />
mining for common account, -traj<br />
n. compendium, abridgment, con<br />
tion. — fcraga , v. a. to contract, I<br />
abridge, -btagtltlig /. contractioi<br />
,<br />
contracting, abridging, slirinkii]{<br />
-fattfl, V. a. to comprise, to con<br />
hend. -flyta, v. n. to run togt<br />
-flytntlig, /. confluence, -flyttnitlfl<br />
f. junction, -foga , v. a. to join to<br />
getlier, to conjoin, to associate<br />
unite, -fogning, /. conjunction<br />
-faflning, / T. accolade, -gabbt<br />
fig, V. r. to conspire, -gabbtlittg,/<br />
conspiration, combination, conspiracj^<br />
-gjuta, V. a. to found togclll*<br />
-gyttrtlig, /. concretion. -l^Atlgf "i
gonte) a. hanging toge<strong>the</strong>r, coherent,<br />
consistent, agreeing, —f villa i v. a. to<br />
convoke, to convene, to call toge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
-faaAtt&e, n. convocation, -fomina,<br />
V. n. to come togetlier, to meet, to<br />
assemble. -Fomjl ,/. meeting , convention,<br />
assembly, conjunction. —Ia|t)<br />
n. cohabitation ; connexion ; conver-<br />
jig, V. T. to conspire, -fratjtiing, /.<br />
conspii-acy, conjuration. —fatta> v. a.<br />
to put toge<strong>the</strong>r, to join, to compose,<br />
-fatta etl fiPrift > to draw up a -RTiting.<br />
-fiitta an- press toge<strong>the</strong>r, to compress ; to print<br />
togetlier iu a volume. -tta&A, *> n.<br />
to assemble, to meet, to convene.<br />
— tra^C)«. assembly, meeting, congress,<br />
convention. -Patattbe, a. coexistent.<br />
-rarelfe, /. coexistence. -t>ate,/.<br />
slaying or continuing toge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
Samttlafia&es, ad. in <strong>the</strong> same place.<br />
Satnme, f. Samma. [ing-place.<br />
sation. -Iefn«^)/. living togetlier; SammcIplatS , m. rendezvous, meetsociety<br />
; union ; conhabitation. -lopp) SantmelfUtium, n. medley, mingle-<br />
n. concoiu-se, resort, confluence. —X'iAi-y mangle, hodge-podge.<br />
n. harmony, symphony, -msletl , a. Samtnet, n. velvet. -Homma, /.<br />
-malen Ittjcl, coarse meal. -pAtf= african or french marigold.<br />
ningj/. condensation, compression, Samnab, a. mt'6 - magt, with united<br />
-taffab) a. ga<strong>the</strong>red indiscriminately, powers.<br />
-tttlgnirttj , /. <strong>the</strong> third <strong>and</strong> last Sam(tPe&a,a. bom<strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong> same mo<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
ringing to church. -ri;fning» / ad- Samqpam, n. company, society.<br />
dition, summing up. -ffjuta , v. a. Samrab, n. consultation, concert, -a<br />
to contribute, to give to some com- fig, V. r. to consult.<br />
mon stock. — ffcttj n. contiibulion, Same, ad. agreeing, blifpa -, to agree<br />
subscription. -fFttfra, ^'. a. to com- toge<strong>the</strong>r. lefPA -, to live in concord<br />
pose, to write, to compile. -ftJlibaj or harmony.<br />
^'. a. to contrive, to devise, to con- SamfFylb, a. related hy blood.<br />
ceit, to trump, to forge, -fmt&a Ctt Samfyrfon , n. pi. bro<strong>the</strong>rs <strong>and</strong> sisters<br />
fFaIttt)lytfe, to dress up a cheat. -fmi= by <strong>the</strong> fa<strong>the</strong>r's <strong>and</strong> mo<strong>the</strong>r's side. -<br />
^a ett brcf J to coimterfcit a lettre. Samfyfler, / sister-german.<br />
-flatnmaj v. a. & n. to summon or Samt, c. <strong>and</strong>, <strong>and</strong> also. - edf> fvnnct»<br />
call toge<strong>the</strong>r; to soimd toge<strong>the</strong>r, to Iigfll,all <strong>and</strong> every one in particular.<br />
be consonant, to agree, -jiflmitttigj /l Samtal, n. conversation, discourse,<br />
dialogue, conference, parley. -A, v.<br />
sort, agieement ; convocation, summoning<br />
togetlier. -jlota, v. a. & n. Samtib, m. <strong>the</strong> present time, our age,<br />
to beat or knock toge<strong>the</strong>r ; to liit to- our contemporaries, -a, —iSt a. conge<strong>the</strong>r;<br />
to join, to meet, to concur. temporary , living in <strong>the</strong> same age.<br />
-jlJtnilig, /. collision, dashing or -igl^et, f. <strong>the</strong> same age, synchronism.<br />
knocking toge<strong>the</strong>r, junittaon, meeting, Samtlig, a. all, altoge<strong>the</strong>r, -ett, ad.<br />
-frurctb a. & s. conspirator. -fpatJA jointly, to a man.<br />
Samtycfa, i^. n. to consant, to agree,<br />
to yield. - SamtycCe, n. consent, as-<br />
Satnpete, n. conscience, meb go&t -<br />
with a safe conscience, pa — , in conscience.<br />
- (SamPets) -agg, n. remorse<br />
<strong>of</strong> conscience, -fti^tct, /. liberty<br />
<strong>of</strong> conscience, -ftaga, f. -mal.<br />
-grantX, a. conscientious, scrupulous.<br />
-gtAnn^Ct,/. conscientiousness.<br />
-lugtl, n. quietness <strong>of</strong> consciencu.<br />
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—Id$>a. luiconsciouable. —mal) 'i.<br />
case <strong>of</strong> conscience. -OCO ,/. scruple<br />
<strong>of</strong>conscience. -qpal,f.- a- consciouable,<br />
tender.<br />
SamagarCj m. joint proprietor.<br />
Sanb, ni. s<strong>and</strong>. gtOf -, gravel, large<br />
s<strong>and</strong>, fin -, fine or small s<strong>and</strong>, -aftig<br />
, a. s<strong>and</strong>y, -batfe, m. s<strong>and</strong>-hill.<br />
-banf J m. s<strong>and</strong>-bank, shelf. -borb9=<br />
IJknfa,/ y. limher-board. -l>ort>8=<br />
plftttfOC, /. /)^. r. garboard-streak.<br />
-bops, /. s<strong>and</strong>-box. -l^afte, m. sealimegrass.<br />
-^(fltC) "i. Hea, water-flea.<br />
-ibety n. rock-cress, shepherd's cress.<br />
-ioth /• s<strong>and</strong>-l<strong>and</strong>, -flot, n. venerlan<br />
swelling <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> stones, -f Ottt, «.<br />
grain <strong>of</strong> s<strong>and</strong>, -liljfl , /. St. Bruno's<br />
lily, gross-leaved an<strong>the</strong>ricum. -l<strong>of</strong>,<br />
m. broadleaved mountain garlic. —mOj<br />
e<strong>and</strong>-l<strong>and</strong>, s<strong>and</strong>, barren country covered<br />
Willi s<strong>and</strong>s. -myUft,/. very<br />
fine s<strong>and</strong>, -pill, m. formica-leo. -tcfj<br />
f. -banf . -ruaing, m. ringed or collar-plover,<br />
-tyttarej m. rider dismounted<br />
by his horse. —tbc, a. marram,<br />
arimdo arenaria. -(Im, m.<br />
s<strong>and</strong>stone, —utj «. hour-glass. -al><br />
m. s<strong>and</strong>eel. -<strong>of</strong>en> m. s<strong>and</strong>y desert.<br />
-bet, /. s<strong>and</strong>wort. ubHjJ -btt, least<br />
chickweed. —ft, f. a. to grave, to<br />
stiew with s<strong>and</strong>, -ig, a. s<strong>and</strong>y, gravelly,<br />
[wood.<br />
SailScl, m. -tr
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|5d)Alottertl<strong>of</strong>) m. scallion, escalot.<br />
iiSc^amplun, m. pattem, model, form,<br />
iliape. -braber, n. pi. planks from<br />
)ne inch <strong>and</strong> a half to two inches.<br />
-eCvij V. a. to form, to mould.<br />
5d>attcra, v. a. to shadow. - S4)«tterfom,<br />
m. embroidery.<br />
Sdbarott, m. scaffold, -etat v. n. to<br />
lory.<br />
lid in tlie pillory, -eting, /. pil-<br />
Sdjfudf)jer9ert)/lesser flowering rush.<br />
S^onert, m. schooner.<br />
S^JOUtbyna^t) m. rear-admiral.<br />
S^isfet) m. shepherd. -!> n. sheep-<br />
fold.<br />
SC) V. a. to see, to look, to behold,<br />
to view, to perceive, jflj fage gCttta<br />
art, I should like best that. -i>et, lo.<br />
- \)'itj here, lata -> to make appear,<br />
fa -, ri f& -, we shall se. - fcett,<br />
to turn away <strong>the</strong> eyes. - Cftetj to<br />
look after ; to look to, to take care <strong>of</strong>.<br />
- framfor f!^ j to look before one's<br />
self. - jig fore, to look about one's<br />
self, -igcnem, to see through; to<br />
overlook, to revievs^, to examine. —<br />
itt, in if to look in, to penetrate. -<br />
ntiy to look down. - em, to take<br />
care <strong>of</strong>; to behold or to look over<br />
again. - fig Ofrt, to look about one.<br />
- Hg em cfter, to look out for. -pS,<br />
to look at, to consider, to st<strong>and</strong> upon,<br />
to look to. - tia, to see ; to consider,<br />
to take care. - upp , to look up. -<br />
upt>! look you! - ut, V. n. to look<br />
out, to look at, to look like, to seem.<br />
- paI ut, to look well. - at, to look<br />
to. - <strong>of</strong>ret, to look over ; to examine.<br />
- en OfPet flj:el , to overlook one.<br />
Seb, m, custom, fashion, manner; way.<br />
-ebilb, m. character, -ig, a. modest,<br />
gentle. -ig!t>et, / modesty ; gentle-<br />
ness, -lig, a. moral. -Iigl»et , /.<br />
morality, -elatfl, /. ethics, morality.<br />
-elati;n^e, a. moralizing, moral. -e=<br />
ISCflte, m. moralist. -Ctcgcl, /. mo-<br />
ral precept, sentence. -Pflfia, /.<br />
custom. —txinlig, a. customarj'-, usual.<br />
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Seban, ad.,prp. tt c. afterwards,<br />
<strong>the</strong>n after ; ago, since, late, fot nagtA<br />
at -, some years ago. aOt -, ever<br />
since. - Sebctmetfl, ad. afterward,<br />
Sebel, m. billet, note, bill, bond,<br />
-i^affflte, m. bearer <strong>of</strong> a bill, -jleff,<br />
m. <strong>the</strong> stock <strong>of</strong> circulating bank-notes.<br />
Sebeg, m. sixteen. [latter.<br />
Sebnare, a. dad. later, slower, <strong>new</strong>er,<br />
Se&nfl
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Sciffl, f. a. T. to furl ll.c s ils.<br />
Sefel) n. century.<br />
&eitCt) n. privy-seal. -, a. f.^emltfl.<br />
-a UtfTottct, tlie comittee <strong>of</strong> ijarlialueiit.<br />
-tXatt-> m. secretary.<br />
Qtltjf. sect. -erifP, a. cliismatical.<br />
6ekj f- a. - |Ja, to harness. - af , to<br />
unharness. - Scle, m. (Sel) -^on,<br />
-tyg, «. liarness. -pintte, m. -jlitffi,<br />
/. peg to put into <strong>the</strong> harness.<br />
©eDcrt, n. celery.<br />
Sfin£flerti&,m. time daring which <strong>the</strong><br />
last, lastly, femma -t |)em cm n'atterna><br />
to keep bad hours.<br />
©ma,/, si<strong>new</strong>. - (Sett) -^tflB,«.<br />
cramp. -futt,-ig,a. si<strong>new</strong>y, nervous.<br />
-\'it\)tt, f. feebleness, impotency.<br />
-^t'&nQt m. gutstring. -tra&,<br />
ecttapj m. mustard. -«ftO , -efctn,<br />
«. mustard-seed, grain <strong>of</strong> mustard.<br />
Scn^cr. tnA -, one by one, by pieces.<br />
SenneteHaO. n. senna, leaves <strong>of</strong> senna.<br />
Si'tttrtira) /. sensitive plant,<br />
©eitweffcrjm. sequestration, sequestring.<br />
Seralj, m. seraglio.<br />
Scraf, Scrapb> '«• seraphim.<br />
Serpentin, m. serpentine-marble.<br />
Seitret, m. napkin.<br />
SerPIBj m. service.<br />
Sefeli, n. cicely.<br />
Serenbom, m. savine.<br />
Sej;, a. six. -bubbel, «. sixfold.<br />
-falbifl, a. sixfold, <strong>of</strong> six sort<br />
-fattt, m. hexagon, -fatltifl,<br />
hexagonal, -(iafrig , a. having<br />
syllables, -atifl, a. six years <<br />
-a, /. a six. -tern, m. six writti<br />
sheets, -tto , a. sixty, -tioartft,<br />
sixty years old. -tiottbe, a. sixtiel<br />
j<br />
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-tott, a. sixteen, -ton&e, sixteentl<br />
«ey, m. a kind <strong>of</strong> haddock.<br />
Si, ^. lo, behold.<br />
©iate, ni. seer, prophet.<br />
SibyamfP, a. sibylline.<br />
Sifffadf, "1. zigzag.<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong> tlie army aie free from Sx*t, «. sieve, -a, f . a. to sifl.<br />
Sit, a. training; wide, full.<br />
Semlfl) /. wheat-bread, mauuhet-loaf. SJba, /. side. Hank party, cause, ; fa<br />
©empel) m. Z". loom to make figured to, banberna i -n , to set one's arn<br />
stufls on.<br />
a kembo. tajja ffetlbcn »-tl,tochar|<br />
Sempertirtj/n. onopordum acantliium.<br />
ScJt) a. late, slow, long, backward.<br />
<strong>the</strong> enemy in <strong>the</strong> tlank. pa -n ,<br />
<strong>the</strong> side, a mitt-, for my part. ,<br />
CJ V&tA - &tt flora , to do quickly or ^ctt -n, to this side, rara pa ens<br />
soon, -fctab, a. slow-footed. -far=<br />
tig J a. slow <strong>of</strong> motion, dull, tardy,<br />
dilatory, -fatbtfll^et, /. slowness,<br />
tardiness, duhiess, sluggishness. -mO=<br />
gen, a. lale ripe, -t, ad. late, -t })«<br />
flftenm , late in <strong>the</strong> evening, -t pa<br />
ttfltten, late at night, -t emjtbet , at<br />
-<br />
to st<strong>and</strong> for one, to be one's part<br />
brinpa naflon a fin -, to drav<br />
over to his partv. - t Cn bcf, sid<br />
page. - (Site) -Cfflttt, /. second<br />
view, -arf, n. estate left by<br />
collateral degree <strong>of</strong> kindred, -at<br />
Pinp, m. collateral heir, -birr,<br />
side-door, -gerar, m. iidc-ai<br />
-linie, /. collateral line, -ilynp,<br />
pleurisy, -flot, m. thrust in llii- llanl<br />
—tal, n. number <strong>of</strong> a page. -ra{T, n<br />
side-waj-, by-way. - Si&POtbliab,,<br />
-%vant <strong>of</strong> respect, contempt.<br />
Siben, n. silk-stuff, silk, -arbetafi<br />
m. worker in silk, -fabttf , /«.<br />
manufactory, -fabtifot, m. silk<br />
manufacturer, -fargarc, m. di<br />
silk-stuff, -l^anbel, m. -Fram, '<br />
silk-mercery. -fatS, ". satin. -fralU<br />
m. -bohemian or waxen chattcrei<br />
-tyg, n. silk-.stuif. -rarer, /. j»<br />
silk-ware, silks, -pafrate, "i. si||<br />
StJ'lanb, a. low; marshy, fenny. ._<br />
Silraa, m. marshy giound. - Sfl<br />
rr-Osang, m. marshy meadow.<br />
Stffra,/. ciplier. - Siffcrfarl, m. ac<br />
counter, reckoner, couipultr.
Big<br />
, @ttt,/»r. one's self, himself, herself &c.<br />
{ Sijia njt, V. r. to sink, to go down.<br />
»;,Stpcnare, m. bohemian.<br />
SiptQ, n. seal. -bePStiire, m. keeper<br />
<strong>of</strong> tlie great seal, -jort, -Ura,/. terra<br />
sigillata. -ring, m. seal-ring, signet.<br />
-va'f) n. scalingwax.<br />
Signa, V. a. to bless; to practise<br />
charms. — f[(() v. r. to cross one's<br />
self. -rC) m. conjurer, exorciser. —<br />
©ipneti, n. superslitioiis practices,<br />
charms. - SigncrfTa, /. conjurer,<br />
SigtiAl, m. signal, gifpa - eU. -et«,<br />
a. a n. to give signal.<br />
Signet, f. ©tgin.<br />
"Sigt, 771. sight, ijtt tetala pS -» Payable<br />
at sight, fftfc fjorton bagars-)<br />
fourteen days after sight, —a, v.n. to<br />
aim. - Sigte , n. sight ; (pa get>ar)<br />
sight on <strong>the</strong> baiTel <strong>of</strong> a gun, aim, fi<br />
i -t to get sight <strong>of</strong>. fotlora Ut -, to<br />
Sif, m. gwiniad. [lose sight <strong>of</strong>.<br />
6ifl'ona, /. horse-bean, wolf's beau.<br />
©if el, m. shekel.<br />
Sifloja, /. salmo albula.<br />
Sift, n. sieve, -a, f . a. to sift.<br />
6»l, m. straimer, sile, filter, -ben, n.<br />
ethmoides. -&uf, m. straining-cloth,<br />
-farl, -toe, n. gl<strong>and</strong>, gl<strong>and</strong>ule, -pafe,<br />
m. filtering-cloth, -(ten, m. filtering-stone,<br />
—a, V. a. to strain, to<br />
filter.<br />
Stirrer, m. silver; plate, vrrought silver,<br />
-atbetatejwi. silver-smith. -\}zflag,<br />
n. silver-mounting, -btottop,<br />
n. <strong>the</strong> t-wenty fifth anniversary <strong>of</strong><br />
nuptials, -glas, n. glass silver-ore.<br />
-glitter, n. litharge, -lau, m. clinquant<br />
<strong>of</strong> silver. -Ijub , n. silversound,<br />
-mynt, n. silver-money, silver-coin,<br />
-penning, m. silver-coin,<br />
-ferris, m. set <strong>of</strong> ])late. -fPap, n.<br />
buffet for silver, -flagg, n. dross <strong>of</strong><br />
silver, -flang, m. bar <strong>of</strong> silver,<br />
-tatfa, /. clinquant <strong>of</strong> silver, tinsel,<br />
-trai, m. silver-wire, tree <strong>of</strong> Diana,<br />
-rerf, «. silver-mir.e.<br />
Silfe, n. silk. \)M\ lat i*e fpinuA -<br />
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rib benfaten, he won't reap much<br />
benefit from tliat affair. - (Silfes)<br />
-bo*a, /. a skain <strong>of</strong> siik. -1)115, «.<br />
cocoons. -mafP,7n. silk-worm. -plan=<br />
ta, /. silk- weed. -rab& , m. wadding-Bock<br />
<strong>of</strong> silk, floss-silk.<br />
Sia,/. heiTiug. -ftiTe, -fifFeri, ».<br />
-fang)1, m. herring-fishery, draught<br />
<strong>of</strong> herrings. -gnitUS, n. dregs <strong>of</strong> herring-oil.<br />
-ttanMare, m. herring-dea-<br />
ler, -net, /. net to fish for herrings,<br />
-tran, m. lierring-oil.<br />
SiBeri, n. celery.<br />
Simma,<br />
*-•• n. to swim. - tfljlat, to<br />
wash horses, -re, m. swimmer. -<br />
(Simm) -bUfa, /. swim, -balte, «.<br />
cork for swimming, -fagcl,7«. swimming<br />
bird. —fct, m. web-footed ani-<br />
Simpa, /. bull-head. [mal.<br />
Sims, m. cornice.<br />
^iny Sitt, pr. his, her, one's, i finom<br />
tit, in due time, -sentettan, between<br />
or among <strong>the</strong>mselves, ga ^eitt tiB<br />
fitt, to go home.<br />
Sin, t. ep. fon fiat i -, <strong>the</strong> cow<br />
dries, -a, v. n. to dry.<br />
Sinter, m. slag, dross.<br />
Sinf, n. retardation, -a, f . c. to retard,<br />
to hinder, to stop, -a fig, v. r.<br />
to stay, to tarry, -fam, a. tardy, di-<br />
Sinf a, /". clasp, dovetail. — , v. a. to<br />
clasp, to rivet; to dovetail.<br />
Sinnab, a. minded, disposed, affected,<br />
itta - , ill affected , malicious, ill natiu-ed.<br />
vara- cttj to have a mind<br />
to. - Sinne, /. sense ; temper, mind ;<br />
anger, passion. ?e fCfll -n, <strong>the</strong> five<br />
external senses. }}&n fi$ itt i -t y it<br />
came into his mind, lagga fa -t, to<br />
take to heart, fora titt -S , to put<br />
one in mind <strong>of</strong> a tiling, ga till -9,<br />
fo disquiet one's diet, ifran (ina -tl,<br />
out <strong>of</strong> senses, -bilb, m. emblem. -<br />
(Sinnes) -art, m. -ferfattning , /.<br />
—lag, n. humour, temper, disposition<br />
<strong>of</strong> mind, -gafra, /: gift <strong>of</strong> mind,<br />
-ere , / perturbation <strong>of</strong> mind. —ro=<br />
relfe, /. emotion , affection, passion
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-dytFc, /. power <strong>of</strong> tlie mind, firmness.<br />
-fPfifl) a. crackbraiued, crazy.<br />
-{vaghetj f. silliness. - Stnnltu, a.<br />
sensual, carnal, -fcetj /. sensuality. -<br />
Stntltif , a. ingenious. -}fttf f. ingenuity,<br />
subtilitj', ingeniousness.<br />
©in8, f. uniet Stfl.<br />
©inter, m. stalagmites.<br />
©ipp, a. finical, prim.<br />
Stppfli /. anemone.<br />
©ipftfl, t^. n. to trickle, to drop,<br />
6ita, V. a. to adorn, to decorate, to<br />
erabellisli. — tj m. ornament, decora-<br />
tion ; moulding. - Sitlig, a. elegant,<br />
ornamental, nice ; trim, neat, spruce ;<br />
finical, formal, precise, ceremonious.<br />
-l>eti f. elegance.<br />
©trcf , m. sirup, treacle.<br />
Siren, /. siren, mermaid ; lilac.<br />
©iffa, /. siskin, aberdavine.<br />
©ifFen, n. -ferf, m. sausage.<br />
6i(l, a. last, fur<strong>the</strong>st. -, ad. last, at<br />
ihe last, tin iet -ft i mergon, to<br />
mon-ow at fur<strong>the</strong>st, i -ft flortnen, in<br />
<strong>the</strong> late storm, titt bet -d-) to <strong>the</strong><br />
last, at <strong>the</strong> last, -litcn, a. last past.<br />
-mmnif a. last, last mentioned. -<br />
©iflonc, ipa, -, at lasi.<br />
©itfiirsret, /. set-wall.<br />
eittaf V. n. to sit; to perch. alt, "• license,<br />
dissoluteness, anarchy, -faltig , a,<br />
licentious, dissolute. -onfTeltg, «•<br />
in <strong>the</strong> sixth place, -belj ni. a sixth,<br />
a sixth pari.<br />
©ju, a. seven, -bllbbcl, -falbtgj<br />
a. sevenfold. -Jtanba, a. <strong>of</strong> seven dif-<br />
ferent sorts, -bornig, -fantig, a.<br />
hoptagonal. -borning, -fant, m.<br />
lieptagon. -ryggftff, m. lumpsueker,<br />
lump, lumpfish. -f<strong>of</strong>pare , m. be -<br />
f<strong>of</strong>pare, <strong>the</strong> seven sleepers ; * drone.
sluggard, -jljctnernfl , /. pi. <strong>the</strong><br />
seven stars, -attg) a. seven years<br />
old. - Sh»«> /. seven. - SjM^^e,<br />
a. seventh, foe Ut -, seventlily,<br />
iu <strong>the</strong> seventh place. -&el, m. a<br />
seventh. - Sjuttio , a. seventy.<br />
-arig, a. seventy years old. -Ilbe,<br />
a. seventieth. - Sjuttotl, a. seventeen.<br />
- ©juttonbtr, a. seventeenth.<br />
-&el, TO. a seventeenth.<br />
^jubfl) V. a. & n. to seeth, to hoil ; to<br />
cook, -re, TO. boiler. - Sjui»^et> a.<br />
boiliug-hot, seething-hot , piping-<br />
hot.<br />
SjuF, a. sick, ill; disordered, ilia -,<br />
very sick, dangerously ill. bli -, to<br />
fall sick, to sicken. ligga-, to lie<br />
sick, -bef<strong>of</strong>, n. visit. -&om, to. sick-<br />
ness, distemper, disease, illness. «&t«=<br />
ga fig en -torn, to fall sick. -l&ng,<br />
n. inlirmary, liospital. -lijla, /. sick-<br />
list, -mat, TO. food for a sick, -jluga,<br />
/. sick-room, -fang, /. sick-bed.<br />
-paFtarc, to. -paftetfFa , / nurse,<br />
tender. -Pat& , to. care <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> sicks,<br />
—a, /. sickness, distemper, disease:<br />
passion. -lig, a. sickly. -Itg^et, /.<br />
sickliness, -ling, to. a sickly person,<br />
-na, *'. n. to sicken.<br />
Sjuiiga, V. n. to sing. - vx famma<br />
ten, to sing to <strong>the</strong> same tone. \a,n<br />
\iCX fjungit tit, he has done singing.<br />
- Ut, to declare one's mind openly.<br />
©junf a, V. n. to sink, to fall.<br />
Sjupp, TO. rackoon.<br />
Sjurygg, m. sea-owl.<br />
Sial, -I)Unb,TO. seal. -f^jatf,«. blubber<br />
<strong>of</strong> a seal. -ttm-> to. seal-oil.<br />
©jal, /. soul, min -1 upon my soul!<br />
-me^a,/. requiem, -tingning, /.<br />
passing-bell. —CO, f. peace <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
soul, -tag, n. agony. -Paba,/. danger<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> soul, -patb , TO. care <strong>of</strong><br />
tlie souls, -ag, V. d. to expire.<br />
Sjalongtas, n. saw-wort.<br />
©jo, TO. sea ; lake ; water. OfJ^jna -n,<br />
<strong>the</strong> main sea. ga ttH -S, to go to sea.<br />
tia-9, by sea, at sea. -tlab, n. white<br />
waler-Iily. -blatf, n. nereis. -boB,<br />
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-line , TO. sea-hedgehog. -Botten,<br />
TO. bottom <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> sea. -bjefPul, to.<br />
sea-devil (fish), -btabbntng, /. seafight.<br />
-ml^OCning, m. sea-unicorn,<br />
-fart, TO. navigation, -fenfcl, to.<br />
sea-fennel. -foIE, «. seamen, sailors,<br />
mariners. -fSgel, to. sea-fowl, water-fowl,<br />
-gtas, w. sea-grass, -gton,<br />
a. sea-green, -grunb , n. shelf, flat,<br />
shallow, shoal, s<strong>and</strong>-bank, -gub, to.<br />
sea-god. -gu&inna, /. sea-goddess,<br />
gang, to. swelling <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> sea, seagate,<br />
-tamn, to. sea-port, -^anbel,<br />
TO. maritime commerce. -i)Mi-,m. sea-<br />
hare. -IbJelte, TO. naval hero, -\oti-,<br />
TO. sea-horse. — l^afl, to. river-horse,<br />
sea-elephant. -fabettjTO. midshipman,<br />
-fflif, TO. seal, -fant, TO. sea-coast.<br />
-faptcn, TO. sea-captain, -fe, /.<br />
sea-cow, manati. -fompa^ , to. seacompass,<br />
-fort, n. sea-map. -frig,<br />
n. naval war. -fraf, to. sea-worm.<br />
-full, TO. sea-coast. -lag, to. maritime<br />
law. -leb, TO. navigable track<br />
<strong>of</strong> a sea. -Icbcs, ad. by sea, by water ;<br />
seaward. -leion, n. sea-lion. -liija,<br />
/. sea-lily, sea-palm. -lagen^JCt, /.<br />
me& forjla -Vi^en^et-) -with <strong>the</strong> first<br />
ship, -magt, /. maritime power,<br />
sea -forces. -malm, to. bog-ore.<br />
-man, to. seaman, mariner. -man5=<br />
fonil,/. navigation. -mMli^Ui , n.<br />
na^ngation-<strong>of</strong>fice. -mil, to. league.<br />
-munf , TO. scate, sole-fish, angelet.<br />
-mu^la, /. sea-shell. -mafe,TO. seagull,<br />
-morfct, n. foggy <strong>and</strong> hazy<br />
wea<strong>the</strong>r at sea. -XliiU y n. water-<br />
grass, -nob, /. water- calthrop. -<strong>of</strong>=<br />
ftcer, TO. sea-<strong>of</strong>ficer, <strong>of</strong>ficer in <strong>the</strong><br />
navy, -ra, n. sea-nymjjh. -ratt, to.<br />
admiralty, jiu-y at sea. -r<strong>of</strong>pate, to.<br />
pirate. -r<strong>of</strong>PEtt, n. piracy. -fFaba,<br />
/. loss at sea. -fTola, /. navigationschool.<br />
-fPwm, n. froth <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> sea ;<br />
turkish tobacco-pipe-clay, -flag, n.<br />
sea-fight, -flab, TO. sea-town, -flat,<br />
TO. marine, navy, -fljerna, /• sea-<br />
star, -flrale, to. actinia. -tuE, to.<br />
custom-house, -tag, n. naval expe-
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di'tiori. -t>infc, ni. sea-wind, sea-<br />
turn. -PO0, m. way by water. -t>«=<br />
fenbet, n. navy.<br />
SF riitt }?«, to find out.<br />
-bert, unban, to get out <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> way,<br />
to rid one's self <strong>of</strong>. - (Ip, f. r. lo get.<br />
—te, m. purveyor, steward. — SE«f=<br />
feci, n. pantry, larder.<br />
Sfaffotteg, ad. heads <strong>and</strong> tails.<br />
Sfaft, n. h<strong>and</strong>le, haft, helve; lam.<br />
fiittft - p«, to helve, -tionbe, m.<br />
ti<strong>the</strong> <strong>of</strong> corn untlircshed.<br />
©Faffl, V. a. to shake, to jolt, to agitate.<br />
Sf flf el, m. <strong>the</strong> loose shaft <strong>of</strong> a carriage.<br />
effll, n. shell, pod, peel, rind, husk,<br />
paring, -bflgpe, m. beetle. -bjUC, n.<br />
testaceous animal. -flfP, m. shellfish,<br />
-lbs, a. without shell. -m«fP,<br />
m. spoil, -rinfle, m. wing-shcll,<br />
shealli-wing. —ft, v. a. & n. to shell,<br />
to peel, to pare ; to stiip <strong>of</strong>f, to bark<br />
;<br />
to scamper, to scour, -ig , a. slid<br />
husky.<br />
Sfalb, m. poet, bard, -ffcnff,<br />
poesy, poetry, -eqpabe, "• poe<br />
-eflflfl, n. kind <strong>of</strong> poesy, -ffatip, n<br />
song, poem.<br />
Sffllfj n. earthquake, concussion.<br />
SEalf, rogue, knave. -«ftifl,«.<br />
guish, sly. -«fti{rt>et, /. waggish<br />
ness. -iiytfe, n. trick.<br />
SCaD, n. sound ; barking, cry. -<br />
n. to resound, to ring, to echo.<br />
Sfaba, V. a. to hurt, to prejudice.<br />
—J s. f. damage, mischief, loss, detriment,<br />
harm; hurt, bet AC -, it is a SfaD, n. general hunt, b^lla<br />
have a public cliase. batla - eftec t<br />
COfPace,to make hue <strong>and</strong> cry after a<br />
highwayman.<br />
SfaHc, m. skull pate, noddle.<br />
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Sfallccgcas, n. cock's-comb, yello'<br />
rattle, hen-penny, -ecm, m. ra1<br />
snake. [to cba<br />
SfaEca, /. rattle. -, v.n. to ra<br />
SfaUtg, a. bald, bare, -bet, /. bald<br />
Sfanmeja, / shalm. [u(<br />
Sf allnatff, m. d<strong>and</strong>elion.<br />
Sfalm, m. shaft; blade.<br />
Sfam, /n. shame; modesty; infar<br />
ignominy; <strong>the</strong> privy parts, ga bjl<br />
meb -, to come shabbily <strong>of</strong>f. |ta mc<br />
-, fomma pa - , to be put to s)i<br />
bitfl bufpubet af -men, to los<br />
sense <strong>of</strong> shame, to be past shame<br />
-! for shame' fy upon't! fOC - fTut<br />
to save appearances, -fila ,<br />
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blame witJi hard words, to a<br />
-flat, a. ashamed. -flacE , m. :<br />
blur, slur, fatta en -fla<br />
r, blem<br />
putatlon. -fun, -loe, a. impuden<br />
shameless, brazen-faced. -fOCa,<br />
to use one ill. -lo6bet,/. impudenoi<br />
effrontery , sliamelessness , ass<br />
-macf e , n. mark <strong>of</strong> infamy.<br />
a. ignon<br />
m. pillory, -lifl,<br />
shameful, foul, disgraceful, mean. ,<br />
SFanf, m. leg.<br />
Sfang, m. fort, sconce; T. steera||<br />
-flCafPaCe, m. pioneer, -flabe,<br />
quarter-cloth, -f OCp , m.<br />
-racn, n. barrier, fence. - Sfati<br />
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V. a. to entreiicli, to fortify.<br />
if «Pj «• privities <strong>of</strong> greater animals.<br />
SfflpA) f. a. to create, to make, to<br />
shape. - fig tin, to look affectedly.<br />
-rf} m. creator, maker. - Sfapelffj<br />
/.creation.- Sfapltp,a. shapely,<br />
well formed. - ©faplyiini' j «. genius,<br />
fashion. - Sfapnfl&, / shape,<br />
form, make, fashion.<br />
Bfata^ f. troop, multitude.<br />
Sfflte, m. <strong>the</strong> outer liard crust <strong>of</strong><br />
V. - Sf fltfno, m. frozen snow.<br />
3t«rf) m. scarf, seam, joint ; a piece<br />
sewed to anotlier. —y}:&, f. cliip-axe.<br />
-t>a, V. a. & n. to sew unto, to join<br />
toge<strong>the</strong>r, to piece out; to stretcli , to<br />
lly beyond <strong>the</strong> truth.<br />
SFflrkf an, n. scarlet. -CE, /. holm-<br />
-efebet, m. scarkt-fever.<br />
Sirartl, n. ordure, filth, dirt, nastiness.<br />
farp, a. sharp, keen, piercing,<br />
-t jTott,'shot w'ith ball, -t'bro^<br />
hard bread. -labbfl, v. a. to charge<br />
with ball. -tattflte, m. executioner,<br />
-flfttttp, a. sagacious, acute,<br />
ingenious. -finnigl^Ct , /. penetra-<br />
tion, sagacity, subtility. -fFobb, a.<br />
sharp shoed. —fyut, a. sharpsighted,<br />
quicksighted. -tatl&, a. sharptoo<strong>the</strong>d.<br />
^et, /. sharpness ; keenness ; acute-<br />
sha p; 1<br />
©Fata, /. magpie, agasse. [hard.<br />
State, m. <strong>the</strong> top <strong>of</strong> a tree.<br />
Sf att, m. tax, tribute ; rate, rent. pS=<br />
lappa -, to impose taxes, -h&ty a.<br />
valuable, estimable; taxable. -br«=<br />
flare, m. one who pays taxes, -^x'h<br />
a. rent-free, -ftil^et, /. exemption<br />
from taxes, -f fltnmare, ni. treasury.<br />
-fi|ia, /. strong-box. -laflga, v. a.<br />
to rate, to tax. -lAgpililig, / assessment,<br />
-maflare, m. treasurer. -fTyI=<br />
t>ig, a. tributary. -fFyl^ipI>et, /.<br />
obligation to pay taxes, —a, v. a. to<br />
pay taxes or rent ; to contribute ; to<br />
estimate ; to reckon, to think ; to value,<br />
to rate, -a ett tiftccf , to rob a<br />
hive. - Sf atte, f. -^ctnttian. -l'ou=<br />
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be, m. farmer that pays rent to <strong>the</strong><br />
crown or to a nobleman, -^etltmatt,<br />
n. — jori', /". ground for which rent is<br />
paid, -ratt, m. -ratttgl^ft, /. right<br />
to possess l<strong>and</strong> against <strong>the</strong> payment<br />
<strong>of</strong> a certain rent ; right to take rent<br />
<strong>of</strong> a laud.<br />
SfatuH, n. cabinet, chest for money.<br />
-IllaFate, m. cabinet-maker.<br />
Sfe, f. n. to happen, to fall out, to<br />
come to pass, to take place. - flHtfa!<br />
he it so ! fan -, perhaps, perchance.<br />
Sf e& , /. spoon ; reed. -tla& , n. <strong>the</strong><br />
bowl <strong>of</strong> a spoon, ttt -blab, a spoonfull,<br />
-gas, /. spoon-bill, shoveler.<br />
-fPaft, n. h<strong>and</strong>le <strong>of</strong> a spoon. -Ott,<br />
n. scurvy-grass.<br />
Sfeba, V. a. to separate, to depart. -<br />
Sfcbning, /. separation. - (Sfeb)<br />
-tratt, m. separatory. -patten, n.<br />
aqua-fortis.<br />
Sfebe, n. interval, stage, t ett -^<br />
without intermission.<br />
Sfef, a. oblique, wry; awry, -ra,<br />
V. 71. -va titeS bflonen, to squint, to<br />
look asquint.<br />
Sfef a, V. n. to stride, to straddle.<br />
Sfcia, ^- n.to squint, to look obliquely.<br />
- Sfclogb, a. squint-eyed.<br />
Sfen, n. light, Uistre, fire; pretext,<br />
-bar, a. specious, plausible, -iaf<br />
lig, a. plain, evident, clear, -boj, m.<br />
asjiliyxia ; feigned death, -bob , a<br />
seemingly death, -bygb, /. feigned<br />
virtue, -fager, «. plausible, -l^eltfl,<br />
a. hypocritical, -l^eligbet, /. hypocrisy,<br />
-fop, 71. hypocrisy. [bone.<br />
Sf ena, /• streak.- Sfcnfcen, n. shin-<br />
Sfcna, V. 71. to run away. - Sf enga^<br />
Im, Sfenig, a. apt or wont to run<br />
Sfenfcl, m. leg. [away.<br />
Sfepclfe, Sfepnab,/. shape, form,<br />
figure, appearance; phantom.<br />
Sfepp, ra. sliip, bottom, -gberb, «•<br />
sliipboai d. om -sborb, on shipboard.<br />
-Sbro,/ key. -sbrott, «. shipwreck.<br />
Itba -Sbrott, to sufier sliipwreck.<br />
-sbypgcri, «. ship-building. -5byg5=
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mdftatti m. sliip-wright. -Sgc^C) m.<br />
cabin-boy. -sflatetAte, m. shipbroker.<br />
-8l«bbllin0j /. <strong>the</strong> lading <strong>of</strong><br />
a slnp. -slagi '»• district. -sUb, /<br />
passage for ships, -slutffl, /. hatchway.<br />
-sfFotpa, /. biscuit. -stiin=<br />
merman, m. sliip-carpeuter. -8Parf,<br />
/J. builder's yard, -ivitli) n. sliiptimber.<br />
-9Pt«f} n. wreck. - Sffp=<br />
pate, m. shipper; master <strong>of</strong> a ship.<br />
SFcppun&j n. weight <strong>of</strong> four hundred<br />
pounds, ett - jcttlj two tons <strong>of</strong> iron.<br />
Sficf , n. order, state, manner ; condition,<br />
fiitta t -, to put in order.<br />
Sfitfa, f. a. to send; to ordain, to<br />
dispose, -bett, to send away, to<br />
dismiss. - cfteCj to send for, to call.<br />
- fig, V. r. to behave, to conduct<br />
one's self; to become, to be fit; to<br />
comply with. - Sfitfelfe, /. disposal,<br />
direction ; providence.<br />
Sfttfltg, a. able, skilled, capable, fit,<br />
ijualified, proper, -^et,/. ability, ca-<br />
pacity, skill, address, qualification;<br />
breeding, manners, politeness.<br />
Sfib, n. scate. lopa pa -, to scate.<br />
SEtta, /. husk, pod, shell; sheath.<br />
Sfifet, m. slate, -btott, n. slatepit,<br />
-laget, «. stratified slate, -t<strong>of</strong>,<br />
m. burnt slate, -tflf , «. slated ro<strong>of</strong>.<br />
-tddate, m. hellier.<br />
Sfifca, V. 7Z. - jtg, >. r. to shiver. -<br />
©Eifcig, a. slaty.<br />
SEifta, f. a. to change; to divide, to<br />
distribute, to sliare, to parcel ; to shade<br />
upon. - Sfiftning, /; changing, variation<br />
; sliaring ; sliifling <strong>of</strong> colours.<br />
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SEifte, n. cliange, variation; period, action, oppression.<br />
turn, sliaring, distribution; division. SEtpa, V. a. to administer, to distri-<br />
titt -8, by turns. \y. r. to shiver. bute, to dispense. - lag, to dispell<br />
SEift>a, /. shive ; dial; sheaf, -fig,<br />
SEilteti, «. jncture; painting. - SEtl=<br />
tea, V. a. to paint; to delineate, to<br />
figure.<br />
SEilfctPaft, m. sentiy, sentinel.<br />
Sfilf5ng, m. discernment.<br />
SEtlia, V. a. to separate, to part, to<br />
divide, to sever, to disjoin; to put<br />
an end to. - ift^n , to separate , to<br />
pait from. - fig iftSn , to dive<br />
ce. - en »t& nagotj to deprive o<br />
<strong>of</strong> a thing. - fig vxti nagot,<br />
part w'itli. -8, v. d. to divorce.<br />
It-, to pai t. - SEtljaftig, a. differen<br />
-Ibct,/. difference, diversity; dis;<br />
sion, disagreement. - (Sfilje) -bte<br />
n. bill <strong>of</strong> divorce, -man, m. arbite<br />
arbitrator, -mut, m. partition-w<br />
-mynt, «. change, small mor<br />
-matEe, n. mark, sign, characte<br />
-tecfen,n. mark <strong>of</strong> distinction. -pa{<br />
m. cross-way. - ©Eittnab , /. sepa<br />
ration; distance; dificrence, distinc<br />
lion ; divorce. - SEilsmepa , /. ;<br />
paration, parting.<br />
SEiUing, m. shilling.<br />
SEtmmel, m. gray horse.<br />
SEimmCt, m. glitter, glimmer ; mic:<br />
SEimta, v. n. to glitter, to stare, t<br />
glare, -nbe, n. glitter, glimmer, glar<br />
(SEilia, V. n. to shine, to light, to glit<br />
ter, to gleam.<br />
Sftngra, v. a. to rout, to disperse,<br />
dissipate. - SEingtirtg , /. disper<br />
sion ; dissipation ; disunion, schisi<br />
SEinEa, /. ham, gammon.<br />
SEtnEbalt, a. liip-shot.<br />
©EillEmart, /. sorry jade.<br />
SEinn, n. skin ; fur, skin. tunnA -tt<br />
<strong>the</strong> scarf-skin, g^lbene -et, <strong>the</strong> gol<br />
den Heece. I>an tat - pa nafan , 1<br />
is not to be trifled with, -tagge, n<br />
hemiptera. -t)atOt, f- ft- furs, skin<br />
—a, v. a. to fleece, to extort, to es<br />
act. -ate, m, extortioner; furrier<br />
skinner ; carrion-beetle, -eri, n. ex-<br />
SEit, a. thin, transparent, -iuf-, >n.<br />
muslin, fine thin linen cloth.<br />
Sfira, V. a. to melt, to oil. - i agg,<br />
try eggs.<br />
SEjerta,/. shirt.<br />
SEjul, n. shed, shelter.<br />
SEluta, V. a. to push, to shove, 1<br />
tlirust. - ifrSn ^g, to remove, 1
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tJnusl from oue's self. - ftaWl om en<br />
fflf, to give a sly hint <strong>of</strong> an affair., to<br />
break tlie matter to. - ifratl <br />
to clear one's self. - igetl, to sliiit.<br />
-tl>opj to approach. - onifl»nj to<br />
overtliroTT. - fFul&etl |>a, to cast llie<br />
blame on. - titt, to push; to close.<br />
- unfan, to thrust out <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> way.<br />
- uppj to push up, to shove up ; to<br />
thrust open ; to cock. - > v. n. to<br />
shoot, to grow. - UPP) to shoot up.<br />
en ll^be fctn ffjuter ut i fion, a cape<br />
jutting into <strong>the</strong> sea.<br />
SEjllta, w. a. & n. to shoot, to fire. -<br />
met fanonec, to fire giuas. - xW'iXt<br />
to sliool to death. - upp^ to shoot<br />
away. - (Sfjut) -gepiJt, /;. fire-arm,<br />
gun. -P
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@fOtiaY f. a. to spare, to save. -<br />
SfonfAm,a. merciful, indulgent. -<br />
-t>et) /. mercifulness, willingness to<br />
spare. - Sfonetn*!) n. mercy, indul-<br />
Sfopa, /. scoop. [gence.<br />
SCetfi m- scurf, d<strong>and</strong>rifif. -rig, a.<br />
scurvy, scabby.<br />
SEorflufPfl, /. pitch-cap.<br />
SFotpa > /. crust ; tops <strong>and</strong> bottoms ;<br />
biscuit, biskets ; scale, scurf. - Sfotp=<br />
ilen i m. stalagmites. - SFor|Jtg , a.<br />
crusty. - ©forpna, v. n. to crust, to<br />
ga<strong>the</strong>r or conti-act a crust.<br />
Sfotta> V. n. to grate, to make a harsh<br />
noise. - Sf OtttB, a. harsh.<br />
Sfotflmj m. chimney, -sfficte, m.<br />
chimney-sweeper. —spipa, f. tunnel<br />
<strong>of</strong> a chimney. [sail.<br />
SEet, n. T. sheet. -^'6tn,n. clew <strong>of</strong> a<br />
SfCtt, n. shot ; report <strong>of</strong> a guu ; shoot<br />
partition; honey-comb; T. bulk-<br />
]>eads. -bom, m. a sliding bar. -&ap,<br />
m. bissextile, leapday; intercalary<br />
day. -fri, a. out <strong>of</strong> ihe reach <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
cannon or guns ; musket-pro<strong>of</strong>, —fonfleC,<br />
n. sash-window. -gaft>el , /7J.<br />
bar, shut, -glugg, m. loop-hole,<br />
port-liole, embrasure. -^aO, n. reach.<br />
-'^Allby a. slope, declivous. -foIf,m.<br />
dart; bolt. gifPfl m -folfpflt, to<br />
pique a person. -Jiicra , /. wheelbarrow,<br />
-lufa, /. sliding sliuttcr.<br />
-Iflba, /. drawer, -maiiab , ni. intercalary<br />
mouth. —nat, n. castingnet,<br />
-qpfltn, m. merrils. -tef , m.<br />
sjjrout, sboot. -fpole, m. shuttle.<br />
-(laQfl , V. a. to make a piece shoot<br />
right, -fat, n. shot-wound. -tAfIa,<br />
/. mark, white. -AC, n. leap-year.<br />
5fottA, c. a. to shovel.<br />
SftAbbA, /. sea-scorpion.<br />
SfCAtfA, /. goos<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
SftAflA, V. n. to rustle.<br />
Sfral, a. scanty ; weak.<br />
SEtala, f. n. Ptn^en -t, <strong>the</strong> wind<br />
veers ahead.<br />
SftAtnlA,/. rattle. -, u.n. to rattle.<br />
€FtAmmeI, «. rattling, rattle.<br />
SfCAIlfj «. bar, paitiliou, wainscot.<br />
SfTrttlf et, /. pi. bounds, limits.<br />
Sftflp, f. JtffTtAp.<br />
SfrapA, i'. a. to scrapie ; to eurry. -m<br />
flf, botti to scrape oil', to rid aw<br />
- i^tp penningAr, to scrape up n<br />
uey. - ut, to scratch out. -,/. sc<br />
per ; cuiT^-comb ; check, reprima<br />
scrape. - SftApjcrn, n. scraper.<br />
SftAtt, n. laughter, laugh, -fjuffi, /<br />
convulsive laughter. -A, f. r.<br />
laugh. -A l>ogt, to laugh aloud, to<br />
giggle. -A At, to laugh at.<br />
Sftfb, n. measure, scope.<br />
Sftff, n. stride, fork. -PA, f. >'<br />
stride, to divaricate.<br />
SftCft^A, /. chasm, precipice.<br />
Sfri, Sfrif, n. cry, vociferation, <<br />
mour, outcry, bawling. - SfrJAj<br />
QfrifA, V. n. to cry, to bawl, U<br />
shriek, to scream, to hoot. - ttQ , t(<br />
scream out. -ut en, to cry one down.<br />
- Ut e»l ting, to cry a thing about. -<br />
Sfrif Ate, m. bawler. - Sftifuggk<br />
Sftibent, m. author, writer.<br />
SftifA, V. n. to advance, to proceed<br />
to glide, to slide, to slip. - Af<br />
,<br />
slide <strong>of</strong>f, to slip down. -fCtH,<br />
pass by. - titt t>etf(iAllig^et, to c<br />
ter upon <strong>the</strong> execution, -nfre<br />
proceeding, progi-essive. - (Sfri^'<br />
-fA, «. reptile, -ffo , to. scale, gi<br />
|)A -f?0, to scate.<br />
SffifACt, m. style, mamier <strong>of</strong> writing. -<br />
(SftiO-t'Of,/. wriliug-book. -bot><br />
n. secretary, -bort, n. inkst<strong>and</strong><br />
-fel, n. faujt in writing, -fti^ct,/<br />
freedom <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> press. —f lAbA, /• itching<br />
to writing, -fonfl,/ calligiai>hy<br />
art <strong>of</strong> writing. -lfi&A, /. staiidish<br />
-lUAllAte, m. wiiting-master. -pert<br />
nA, /. pen, quill, -ttgtig, a. orthographical,<br />
-tigtigbet, /. orthogra.<br />
phy. -fAtt, n. orthograpliy. -tAflfl'<br />
/ table-book, tablet. - Sftift, J<br />
writing, book, pamphlet, instrument<br />
writ, deed; composition, -en,<br />
srriptuie, <strong>the</strong> holy \\Tit. -lAtt, «<br />
if s. ssribe. -(tAllAte, m. author.
—Peplw > f. n. to exchange •writings<br />
otiier. -PCj;lill5 ,/; literary<br />
dispute, exchange <strong>of</strong> waitings. — li|t)<br />
;. iu writing. - »-. 3ft»fr«» a. to<br />
f rite. - bafpa Cll t>ej;cl} to endorse.<br />
• Cftetj to wrilc after; to write after<br />
ne to come, vi CftctfTtifne, we underwiitten.<br />
- fot Itagctl , to teach<br />
! to write. — out) to write about.<br />
<strong>of</strong>; • pS)<br />
endorse, to subscril)(<br />
tin nagoit, to write one. - ut j to<br />
write out, to -vmte to <strong>the</strong> end. — Ut<br />
tn g^tb) to impose a tax bj m<strong>and</strong>ate.<br />
- <strong>of</strong>ret) to write about. -re> m.<br />
writer, clerk. - Sftifpclfe, /. Ittter.<br />
6Ftitt, /. (bift) confession, ga tJH _,<br />
to go to confess, -bam, «. penitent.<br />
-futet, /n. fa<strong>the</strong>r confessor, -a, f . a.<br />
to confess, -a flfl fOC ll^gOrt, to con-<br />
ning, y. confession.<br />
SfriE :c., f. Sfti.<br />
Sfrifa, /. nut-cracker.<br />
efriCa, V. n. to slide on <strong>the</strong> ice.<br />
©fritl, n. box, little chest, shrine.<br />
Sirrinfa,/. carriage or sleJge to cany<br />
'<br />
i, straw <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> like on.<br />
Sfriuf elbcri, n. fla -, to stiike a perleg<br />
from under him.<br />
©frobbn, /. stinking saw-fly.<br />
6f ricf , n. superstition. -fuC, a. super-<br />
-f«ga, /'. nursery-tale,<br />
Sfr<strong>of</strong>s, V. n. to cluck, to cackle, to<br />
:k. - SftO(f^On«, /. clucking-<br />
SFr<strong>of</strong>el, m. scr<strong>of</strong>ula, king's-evil.[lieu.<br />
©fret, ". case-shool. - o^ Ecru, <strong>the</strong><br />
st<strong>and</strong>ard <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> coin, -fflppa, /.<br />
cartoucli, cartridge. [reprim<strong>and</strong>,<br />
©rnibb, m. a small dark room ; check,<br />
6ftubbftl,^7z. rubber, coarse file. -<br />
(SErubb) -^yfpel, m. roughplane.<br />
-l^yfli; , f- a. to roughplane. -a, v.<br />
a. to rub , to scrub. -4 U^p tiagon,<br />
to tub one up.<br />
' SfrubbfPatt, m. grazing shot.<br />
6ftU^, m. aiTay, attiic, garb.<br />
©fruf, m. screw peg. ; ^>af»a f<br />
n -Io«,<br />
uot to be right in one's senses, (liinfl<br />
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att tal pa -rar, to give an artfid<br />
turn to one's discourse, -bort,<br />
sciew-auger. -fotiwig, a. spiral,<br />
-gang , m. <strong>the</strong> threads <strong>of</strong> a sere<br />
-mor, /. female screw, -ttytfcl,<br />
tiirnscruw. -fla^, n. vice. -Pa* f<br />
Sfrwmpm, n. shrivelled; wrinkled.<br />
Sfrumpna,^-.". to shrivel^to wrinkle.<br />
©frupel, ni. scruple.<br />
QitymmAfV.n.Xo take up a great deal<br />
<strong>of</strong> room ; to appear large.<br />
Sfrymfle, n. Iiiding-place, recess,<br />
lurking place.<br />
Sftytnta, f. «. to dissemble, to play<br />
<strong>the</strong> liypocrite. - Sftymtafttg , a.<br />
dissembling, Iiypocritical. - Sfrym=<br />
tare, m. hypocrite, canter. - Stytlt'<br />
teci, n. hypocrisy, dissimulation.<br />
Sfcynfa, /. wrinkle, rumple, crease. -<br />
Sfryilfia, v. a. to wrinkle, to rumple.<br />
- Sfrynflig, a. furrowed,<br />
wrinkled.<br />
Sfryt, n. boast, pa - , byway <strong>of</strong><br />
boast. -aFtig, -fatn, a. boastful,<br />
ostentatious. -aftigt)ft, /. ostentation,<br />
boasting, —a, v. n. to boast, to<br />
brag, -a af en ting, to boast <strong>of</strong>, to<br />
glory <strong>of</strong> sometliiug. —atdm. boaster,<br />
bragger, cracker.<br />
Sfra, n. corporation <strong>of</strong> mechanicks.<br />
-fappa,/. canister-shot. -lata,/,<br />
chest <strong>of</strong> a guild, corporatiou-box.<br />
-ma|iate,m. master <strong>of</strong> a guild, -ovbning,/.<br />
<strong>the</strong> law <strong>of</strong> a guild, -tpang,<br />
n. restraint imposed by <strong>the</strong> laws <strong>of</strong><br />
a corporation. [cass, croup.<br />
©ftaf, ra. (jTeppS=)hull, shell; car-<br />
SFtaftg, m. ice thin <strong>and</strong> rough. -<br />
SFrafUg, a. rougli, craggy, grainy,<br />
ragged, -^jet , /. rouglmess, cragginess,<br />
asperity. [to bawl.<br />
Sftal, n. bawling, noise. -«j v. n.<br />
Sftama, /. scratch, slit.<br />
©FtapuF, m. mask, visor, scarecrow,<br />
vizard; caterpillar.<br />
Sfcatf, m. dread, fear, fright, awe.<br />
-bil&, n. scare-crow, -raltc, n.<br />
.<br />
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672 eft-<br />
T. -fcflleii<br />
Jet dow<br />
<strong>the</strong> sails<br />
Sftabfl, V. a. to bolt, to sift. - mat,<br />
to Cud fault witli one's meat. - orb,<br />
to be nice in one's words.<br />
SMbtare, m. tailor, fttjntimmers-,<br />
womau's-tailor. - ©ftabbctt, n. tai-<br />
Sfrabe, n. refuse. [lor's trade.<br />
Sftaflfl,/. claw <strong>of</strong> a sea-dog ; ranter.<br />
-, V. n. to rant, to rave, to rattle.<br />
©Eratt, m. noise, sound, ciack. -fl, v.<br />
n. to crack, to rattle; to shrill.<br />
SfraHe, n. shard, cracked ear<strong>the</strong>n<br />
vessel; wretcli.- SftaQifl, a. cracked:<br />
weak, faint, sickly, feeble, infirm, de-<br />
bilitated.<br />
Qltima,) v. n. to fright, to terrify, to<br />
frighten, to affright, to intimidate, to<br />
scare, to daunt. - tert, to fright<br />
away. - ©ftamffott, n. alarm-sliot. -<br />
Sfcatttfclj m. fright.<br />
Sftan,«. scream. -mSfe, m. sea-mew.<br />
-fl, V. n. to whimper, to whine.<br />
Sftap, n. lumber, trash, -tum, n.<br />
lumber-room, -fatttlate, m. rag-man.<br />
-a, V a disorder<br />
Sftappfl, /<br />
Sftappa, f. Sftyta.<br />
SftappfFctt, n. squib, r<strong>and</strong>om-sliot.<br />
SfropHg, a. weak, feeble, infiim.<br />
-l)et, /.infirmity, weakness, imbecility,<br />
feebleness.<br />
Sfubba, V. a. - (Ig emet nagct, to<br />
scrub one's self against a thing. —<br />
Sfubbning, /. rubbing, scrubbing.<br />
Sfubba, V. a. to shake <strong>of</strong>f. - iftftfl<br />
flfl, to clear one's self <strong>of</strong>.<br />
Sf ufffl, V. a. to push, to jog, to shove.<br />
-8, V. d. to be pushing. -8 ftfltlt, to<br />
thrust forward.<br />
SFuflaba, /. drawer.<br />
Sfllfra (ifl, V. r. to fray.<br />
Sfugga,/. shade, shadow, fflfla -<br />
pa tm goba nantti, to reflect upon<br />
fSfugfl) -malniiig, f. sllhouet.<br />
-rtf, a. shady, -ra&b, a. faiiful, timorous.<br />
- Sfuggig, a. shady. -<br />
Sfuggning, /. shade, shadowing.<br />
Sfult','7z. faidt, b'ame, trespass ; dubt.<br />
f.itta (Ig t -, to contract debts.<br />
©fulb, SFuO, indecl. for fT -, for<br />
your sake, on your account, fcr \xH<br />
-t fur God's sake, -btff, f. -ffbfl.<br />
-fcrbratl, /. dem<strong>and</strong>, debt, -frij .<br />
free from debts, -<strong>of</strong>fft j n. trespas;<br />
<strong>of</strong>i'ering. -febel, m. bond, bill<br />
debt. - Sfulbenar, m. debtor.<br />
Sful5>ta, /. shoulder. - (Sfulbft)<br />
-bftt,//. shoulder-bone. -Hatj".<br />
omoplate, shoulder-blade.<br />
Sfutte, m. l<strong>of</strong>t. [hog-wasli.<br />
Sfulor, //;/. SFubatten, n. wash,<br />
SFum, a. dim, diLsky. -tafFet,<br />
crepuscule. -Ogb, /. dimsighted.<br />
-cgbbet, /. dimness <strong>of</strong> sight.<br />
Sfum, n. froth, spume, scum, foam<br />
-fief,/, skimmer, scummer. -ma, v<br />
a. to skim, -ma mjilf, to fleet or t(<br />
skim milk, -ma fig , V. r. to ga<strong>the</strong><br />
cream, -mig, a. frothy.<br />
Sfumpa, V. n. to scamper, to jog.<br />
Sfunf, m. pole-cat.<br />
Sfut, m. shower, taga en t-, t(<br />
take one to task. —tals, ad. in or by<br />
SFuta, V. a. to scour, to clear<br />
(Sfut) -gra», n. shayegiass. -ttflfa,<br />
/. rubber, clout. [viUany.<br />
Sfurf , m. rascal, wretch, -cti, n.<br />
Sfuta, / an open vessel without deck.<br />
-fPeppatC, m. boatman.<br />
SFutt, n. leap, -a, v. n. to leap.<br />
SEy, V. a. to shun. -, m. avcrsic<br />
Utail -1 without shame.<br />
Sfy, m. cloud, -brag, n. waterspout.<br />
— faQ , n. gush, muinspout ; nostock.<br />
SfyW, n. protection ; patronage. -J<br />
anbe, m. tutelar genius, -sbref, n<br />
bill <strong>of</strong> protection, -sgub, m. tutelar<br />
god. -gl^elgen, n. tutelar saint.<br />
l&erce, m. jirotector. -sfoppet, pi.<br />
cow-pox, vaccinae. -6angcl»'w. gu;<br />
dian angel, -a, v. a. to protect,<br />
guard, to sliclter, to shield, to sccui<br />
©frffel, m. iron-shovel. - ©fyffl«,<br />
a. to shovel.
sfyfrfj n. <strong>the</strong> brim <strong>of</strong> a hat.<br />
Sfrgt'j n. shade, shelter, i - af » under<br />
<strong>the</strong> shade <strong>of</strong>, under protection <strong>of</strong>.<br />
3fy|tS> v. a. to disgrace,<br />
to sc<strong>and</strong>alize. -Atlbe) n. affronting.<br />
— lig) a. opprobrious, ignominious.<br />
SFytnlij , V. n. bet -c for ogoneit , it<br />
glimmers before my eyes.<br />
8f ymltg, a. grizzly ; dusky, cloudy.<br />
Sfymtna , v. a. & n. to intercept <strong>the</strong><br />
liglit, to st<strong>and</strong> in tlie light ; to grow<br />
dusky.<br />
6fymmcl) m. white or gray horse.<br />
Sfymnirtg) /. crepuscule, <strong>the</strong> dusk <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> evening, <strong>the</strong> tvinlight after sunset,<br />
<strong>the</strong> shutting in <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> day.<br />
Sfymt, m. glimpse.<br />
©fymtA, V. n. - foe ogonen, to have<br />
a slight sight <strong>of</strong>. - fotbij to go<br />
hastily by.<br />
©fynbfl) V. n. to haste, to hurry, to<br />
»peed, to hasten, to make haste, to<br />
be in a hurry. — tneb j to hasten , to<br />
to hurry v/ith. - fig , f . r. to make<br />
haste, to speed. - fig tott, iftStl<br />
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Utl&an, Ut, to speed away. - Sfynfes<br />
fant) a. hasty, quick, speedy, instant.<br />
-Ijetj/.despalch, haste, speed,celerity,<br />
Sfyttj m. huntsman, gamekeeper, hunter,<br />
woodranger. -en> T. <strong>the</strong> archer,<br />
Sagittarius, sagittary.<br />
Sf^ba, V. a. to behold, to view. -<br />
(©f«5e) -btO&, n. show -b<br />
-tnytit, n. -penning, m. medal,<br />
-plats, m. <strong>the</strong>atre, stage, -fpel , n.<br />
show, play, drama, -fpelflte;<br />
actor, player. -fpeletfTfl, /. actress.<br />
SEaf, n. interwall, spell, turn, bout,<br />
-tflls, ad. by intervals, by turns.<br />
Sfal, 772. basin, bowl, snecker: health<br />
toast, itx&i. ens -, to drink one's<br />
health, to toast one. -tg , a. concave,<br />
hollow, -ig^et,/. concavity,<br />
hollowness, concaveness. -ptinb , n.<br />
SJap, n. press. [pound.<br />
Sf aCfl, SfAtfA, /. notch, score ; slash,<br />
Sfatf, m. pied horse. -»g, a. pied.<br />
SfAfte, n. rough horse-tail.<br />
Sfiifte, n. ri&a -, to ride or to guide<br />
<strong>the</strong> first pair <strong>of</strong> horses.<br />
SFaft>et,/._p/. shivers in flax or hemp.<br />
Sfagg, n. beard. -btufT, n. rough<br />
chin. -los, a. beardless. -mufilA) /.<br />
centie-tish. —tpal, m. beard -soap.<br />
-ig, a. bearded.<br />
SFaftA, /. scutcher, swingleh<strong>and</strong>;<br />
arrow. -, v. a. to swingle, to scutch.<br />
Sf aI, n. reason, ground, motive. gCtA<br />
- f Ot fig , to do one's part. tAgA -<br />
for en rarA, to ask a high price for a<br />
commodity, -ig, a. reasonable, moderate,<br />
just. -liQ^etf /. reasonableness,<br />
justness. [sea-dog.<br />
SJaI, m. sea-dog, seal. -put,»«. young<br />
SfAlfPA, / shivering. -, v. n. to<br />
shake, to quake, to totter, to shiver.<br />
Sf Att, a. dashed, watery, thin, washy.<br />
- tnjblf, thin, poor or skim milk.<br />
SEatta,/. bell.- SfAOgumfejm. bellwea<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
SEaHA) v. n. to bark; to scold. -<br />
SEaQsotb, n. abuse, nickname, name.<br />
SEalm, m. rogue, knave, villain ; wag.<br />
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— afttg) a. waggish, roguish, knavish,<br />
-(lydfe, M. roguery, trick. -fF, a.<br />
wicked, villanous.<br />
Sfamntrt) f • «• to mar, to corrupt, to<br />
spoil, to blast; to deprave ; to debaucli,<br />
to deflour. - lit nagOtt fot eil<br />
faf , to sc<strong>and</strong>alize one for a tl.ing. -<br />
«t f[0, to behave ill. - fig, v. r. -9,<br />
V. d. to be ashamed <strong>of</strong> a tiling. -,<br />
V. p. to be spoiled.<br />
Sfamt, n. joke, jest, jileasantry, fun.<br />
pa -) in jest. -«ftifl> .<br />
f -fam. -^ift,<br />
m. burlesque poem. — Ctb , n. jocose<br />
word, -fant) a. jocose, merry, burlesque,<br />
familiar. -fanil^Ct, f. jocoseness,<br />
waggery, miith. -vii y ad. hy<br />
way <strong>of</strong> joke, -a, f. «. to joke, to<br />
jest, to fun. -«rC} m. joker, jester.<br />
Sffltl&fl, V. a. to dishonour, to violate,<br />
to pr<strong>of</strong>ane. -re»m. blasphemer, pr<strong>of</strong>aner.<br />
- SfaiiMifl,a. infamous, base;<br />
sc<strong>and</strong>alous, sliamcful.<br />
6fanF, m. -borb , -fPap, n. buffet,<br />
sideboard, -f atttta, /. flagon. -ft>en,<br />
m. drawer.<br />
Sfanf , m. present, gift ; bribe, fa tlB<br />
-8 , to get as a present. ~A , f. « to<br />
bestow, to confer upon, to present. -<br />
i, to fill, to pour out.<br />
Sfappaj / a measiu-e somewhat larger<br />
than a bushel, barrel ; bark-basket.<br />
Star, n. rock, -en, m. <strong>the</strong> rocks <strong>and</strong><br />
isl<strong>and</strong>s on <strong>the</strong> coasts <strong>of</strong> Sweden.<br />
Utem -8, <strong>of</strong>f at sea. -flabba, /. saltwater-pike,<br />
-tarl, m. inhabitant <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> rocks or isl<strong>and</strong>s <strong>of</strong> a coast.<br />
6fflr, a. clear, fair, pure ; serene.<br />
Sfflta, f. sickle, reaping hook.<br />
©fata, u. a. to purge. - Sf atselbi<br />
purgatory. - SJattcr»b«5,'w. maundy-thiu-sday.<br />
SJara, v. a. to cut, to carve. - fab,<br />
to cut down <strong>the</strong> corn. - taflbet, to<br />
grind <strong>the</strong> teeth, -bott, to cut oil'.<br />
- fote, to carve. - i tta , to carve<br />
in wood. - in Ctt tAQ , T. to reeve<br />
a rope. - u\>V "« ^b ftopp , lo dis-<br />
sect a dead body. - up;> tn fafl , to<br />
file a saw. - u{>p en ptiina } to cut<br />
a pen. - ut (ett freatut), to castrate,<br />
to geld. - fig (otn mjolf) , t^-. r. t<<br />
turn ; to break. - (Sf at) -banf , m :<br />
chopping-foi-m. -btfe, n. ditcli mark-f,<br />
ing <strong>the</strong> boundary, -fntf, m. cutting-jj<br />
knife, -flo* , m. T. coaming, -tin<br />
bet, m. pi. incisors.<br />
Sfarf, m. farthing.<br />
Sfatfra, /. shiver, splinter. - fig, v<br />
r. to splint. - SfatfPtg, a. full o<br />
splinters. [shelter<br />
SFatm, m. screen. -taF, //.penthouse<br />
SfarmocEa, /. net to catch salmon:<br />
with. [fla, V. n. to skirmish<br />
Sfarmytfel, m. skirmish. - Sfatmyt:<br />
SFiirp, n. sash.<br />
Sfiirpa) /. sharpness, acrimony. -, v<br />
a. to sliarpen, to whet; to aggravate<br />
T. to open.<br />
SfatfPaba, v. a. to examine, to scrutinize,<br />
to consider, -rtj /. conside-<br />
Sfat|lipare,m. grinder, razor-grinder.<br />
SFiirPetrf, n. T. cutting-engine.<br />
SfartbotSbag, m. mauudy-thursday.<br />
©f<strong>of</strong>la, V. a. to plunder, to pillage, to<br />
ransack, to sack, to ravage. - Sf Of^<br />
ling,/, depredation, ravage. - Sf<strong>of</strong>s<br />
Pel, m. booty, gifPa titt -8, to expose<br />
to pillage.<br />
©f oFa, /. harlot, strumpet.<br />
©Fol, ©Folg-ing, rn. hoUowway; cleft,<br />
©Felb, m. shield, buckler, targot<br />
scutcheon, coat <strong>of</strong> arms, fota i -Cn,<br />
to go big with, -brcf , n. patent <strong>of</strong><br />
nobility, -mo, /. amazon. -pabb, m.<br />
tortoise-sliell. -pabba, / tortoise.<br />
SFoIja, f. a. to rinse, to wash. - <strong>of</strong>=<br />
per, to overflow. - ©Eoljpatten, /.<br />
©Fon, a. h<strong>and</strong>some, beautiful, charming,<br />
fine, special, -t, ud. find}', pret<br />
tily. -brt) / beauty. -Jetspfltten,<br />
n. wash for <strong>the</strong> face, -fatgate, 1<br />
dier in fine <strong>and</strong> genuine colour<br />
-fFrifntng, /. calligiaphy.<br />
©Fcnja, V. a. to discern, to distinguisl<br />
to perceive, to see.<br />
©Font, c. f. itnfFcnt.<br />
:
SfotiPftlsfeflel, n. T, main-sail,<br />
SFotj a. easily broken, brittle, short,<br />
fragile. -^lEt, /. brittlt-ness.<br />
Sf oraFtig, a. libidinous, lustful, lewd.<br />
— Ijrtj f- lustfulness, libidinousness. —<br />
Sf orleftKjb 1 f. adultery, fornication,<br />
prostitution. '<br />
SFcrafPj m. SEcrbbfaj /. tinder-box.<br />
SEotbtugg, m. scm-sT-. -sgras, «.<br />
scurvy-grass, scurvy-cress.<br />
SFctb) m. harvest, -eflnf, /. harvesttime.<br />
— email) m. reaper, harvestman,<br />
-etnatiabj m. <strong>the</strong> mouth <strong>of</strong> August,<br />
-aj V. a. & n. to reap.<br />
Sf Otei n. tinder, [cockle-spar.<br />
Sf0tI,OT. shirl, cocUe. -fjjat, m.<br />
Sfort, n. shirt, -4 upjJj v. a. to gird<br />
up, to truss up.<br />
SFct, m. T. comer <strong>of</strong> a sail.<br />
SFotiJ) '. a. to tend, to nurse, to take<br />
care <strong>of</strong>; to manage; to cultivate,<br />
-re ) m. waiter , keeper , tender. —<br />
SEctetfTa,/. nurse. - SEbtfcI, m.<br />
niu-siug, care. [toge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
SFota, V. a. to join. - tl^Op , to join<br />
SFote, 71. bosom, lap.<br />
SEotebref, a. T. bill <strong>of</strong> emption.<br />
SEctfpigg, m. porcupine-fish.<br />
SIsbbertsfTa, /. chatter-box.<br />
SIsbbta, V. n. to chatter'.<br />
Slflbbnmg, /. T. rounding.<br />
Sk&b, m. roller, cyUuder ; T. <strong>the</strong> end<br />
<strong>of</strong> a rope, -a, v. n. to roll.<br />
Slabber, n. flam, stories, idle tales. -<br />
Slabbta, V. n. to teil stories.<br />
Slaf, m. slave, tluall, drudge. -5an=<br />
belj m. slave-trade, -ra* v. a. to<br />
slave, to drudge, to toil. -t>eti, n.<br />
slavery, -pinna, / slave, womanslave.<br />
-t)if?, a. slavish, servile.<br />
Slaffa » ". n. to lap ; to swallow up<br />
greedily.<br />
Slag, 72. blow, stroke, knock, slap;<br />
battle ; swath ; beating ; warbling,<br />
trilling; turn, circuit; kind, sort,<br />
breed ; apopoplexy, palsy ; T. board.<br />
- pa flaSer, facing, -bom, m. boom<br />
to fell down, —but, m. trapcage.<br />
-banga , /. ballad, -bctrac j m. pi.<br />
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folding doors. -
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dash with water. -A i VAtten , to<br />
dahhle in water, bet -«t> it rains.<br />
-ig, a. wet, dirty ; rainy.<br />
Slef, /. ladle, fa en flftttg «f -pen,<br />
to go snacks w^ith one.<br />
©lejf) m. knot <strong>of</strong> ribb<strong>and</strong>,<br />
elefa, f. SUtffi. - SIcfe, n. saltcat.<br />
-etj m. coaxer, a coaxing fellow.<br />
©Icffcber, m. hectic fever.<br />
Sleiltj n. slime, phlegm. -btifPfltl&e,<br />
a. cairying <strong>of</strong>f slime, -^al, n. sinus.<br />
-mfl> f. 7J. to cause slime, -tnifl, a.<br />
slimy, -mtg^et, /. sliminess.<br />
©lent, a. had, vile, filthy ; dirty ; ob-<br />
QUnttAi V- n. to saunter, to loiter. -<br />
Slcntti«n, m. common course, old<br />
Sleffng, m. Silesia linen. [custom.<br />
SIct, n. gripes, helly-ache.<br />
Slttfa, f. a. to lick. - (10 ill ^OS tlfl=<br />
0On, to creep into one's favour, -te,<br />
m. lick-dish, smell-feast.<br />
Slibfl,/. scahhard, oheatli, case. (lt(Efl<br />
i -tt , to put up.<br />
eiibfeetflflbbec, n. tittle-tattle,<br />
©libbrig, a. loose : smooth, -^et, f.<br />
eiif, a. such, tlie like. [looseness.<br />
elimtncjT, m. snail without house.<br />
Sltmfa, /. lump, clod,<br />
eiittgfl,/. noose, running knot. -,f.a.<br />
to twist. - Slingpinnat, m. pi.<br />
©Itngta, -. a. & n. to roll. - ag, «^-<br />
r. to wind. - fig omfting, to curl<br />
round, to twist itself. - fig iftatl,<br />
Ult&
SlufAj f. o. to swallow, to devour,<br />
to gobble up. -te> m. devourer,<br />
glutton,<br />
©lummet) m. slumber, -flfttg, a.<br />
careless, negligent, sleepy, drowsy.<br />
-afttg^et, /. carelessness; drowsiness.<br />
- Sluntra, v. n. to slumber.<br />
- in, to fall into slumber. - <strong>of</strong>PCt en<br />
ting , to pass over a thing sligbtly. -<br />
Slumtig, a. slumbery, drowsy ; careless,<br />
heedless.<br />
©lump J m. remainder, rest, residue.<br />
-l)flnbel, m. bargain for <strong>the</strong> lump,<br />
-a, V. n. to cantel, to bargain for <strong>the</strong><br />
lump.<br />
Slump, m. chance, accident, casualty,<br />
hap. af en -, by chance. -I^tfa, /.<br />
lucky chance.<br />
Slumfa, V. n. to bungle.<br />
©lunga, /. sling. -, v. a. to sling.<br />
Slungotm, m. boa.<br />
SlunC, m. gulp.<br />
Slunt, m. lubber, a lazy sturdy fellow,<br />
—a , V. n. to loiter, to idle.<br />
SIup, m. pinnace, sloop, barge. -te&=<br />
bate, m, cockswain, coxon <strong>of</strong> a pin-<br />
Slutft)a, V. n. to slubber. - ifcSn ffg,<br />
to slubber a thing over. - SluCft>ig,<br />
a. heedless, careless. [sup.<br />
Slutf , m. gulp, -a, V. n. to sip, to<br />
SlufE, m. sloven, -ig , a. slovenly.<br />
-i^\)tt, f. slovenliness.<br />
Slu^, m. sluice ; draw-bridge. -pen»<br />
tltngar, m. pi. sluicetoll. -pott, m.<br />
sluicegate.<br />
Slut , n. end, close, expiration, issue,<br />
conclusion, period, till —, to <strong>the</strong> end.<br />
getfl - pa, to put an end to. tag«-,<br />
to finish, to end. fomma titt - me&<br />
nagon , to come to a settlement with<br />
one. -folib, m. syllogism, -fenfi, /.<br />
logic. -Tfi.^ltn'iif n. conclusion.<br />
-taftling, /. final account. -fat9,<br />
m. conclusion, inference. -(laft>elfe,<br />
/. termination. - Sluta, v. a. &<br />
n. to end, to finish ; to conclude,<br />
to contract ; to shut , to close ; to<br />
conclude, to infer, to ga<strong>the</strong>r; to<br />
terminate , to cease; t(<br />
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-raf=<br />
ning, to settle accounts. - fotbun&,<br />
to make an alliance. — piinfFap , to<br />
contract friendship. — f jjp , to strike<br />
up a bargain. - en «fl>flnbling, to<br />
transact. - i bcjot, to put in irons,<br />
-igen, to shut, -i^op, to shut close.<br />
-mebarbete, to end one's task. -<br />
tin, to infer. - fran bet tno. titt bet<br />
anbra , to infer one thing from ano<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
- yx^^i to break up, to end.<br />
-fig, f. r. to end. - Sluten, a. reserved,<br />
flutet fattf?ap, club, flutna<br />
leb, close ranks. - Slutlig, a. final,<br />
ultimate, -en, ad. at last, finally,<br />
after all, ultimately.<br />
Sluta, /. T. flood-board.<br />
Slutta, V. n. to slope. -xCit-, a. sloping,<br />
declivous, aslope. - Sluttning,<br />
/. descent, glacis, declivity, bending;<br />
shelving. [naughty.<br />
Slytigel, m. scoundrel, -aftig, a.<br />
Sla, m. key, cross-piece.<br />
Sla, V. a. to beat, to strike, to knock,<br />
to dash. - en «ng, to mow. - mynt,<br />
to coin money. - tegel , to make<br />
bricks. - en fnut, to cast a knot.<br />
- taftetl) to beat <strong>the</strong> time. - af , to<br />
cast ; to abate ; to strike <strong>of</strong>. - af meb<br />
fTamt, to put <strong>of</strong>f witli a jest. - any<br />
to tax ; to produce effect. — bafUt,<br />
to kick. — bort, to throw away, to<br />
cast away. - eftet en tymmate, to<br />
go in pursuit <strong>of</strong> a run -away. — cf=<br />
tet nagot, to search for something.<br />
- fcam, to drop. - fit, to clap on.<br />
- i, to fill, to poiu: out, to fill out, to<br />
drive, to put in ; to affect, -i vabtet,<br />
to make light <strong>of</strong>. - iftail) to knock<br />
away. - jftan jig , to throw back<br />
to retiu-n <strong>the</strong> blows. - igen , to return<br />
<strong>the</strong> blows ; to shut. - igenom,<br />
to beat through, to drive through : to<br />
sink, to sink through, -i^jal, to beat<br />
to death. - i^jiil fig, to fall to death.<br />
- il)Op, to make up ; to dash toge<strong>the</strong>r ;<br />
to shut. - in, to succeed ; to come to<br />
pass, to fall out. -neb, to beat down;<br />
to ram down ; to cast do wn ; to lay ; to<br />
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set up. - tin tiibate-f to dub one a<br />
knight. - tiUbata, to reHect, to cast<br />
back ; to start back, to reflect. — uniany<br />
to knock away. - Utlbct fig, to<br />
throw under one's self; to engross, to<br />
usurp. - upp, to affix ; to fasten, to<br />
put up ; to pitch , to set up ; to open,<br />
to list ; to broach, to pierce ; to open ;<br />
6l«<br />
sUike down ; to powder down upon. one. -te, m. extinguislier. - 'Sl'iS\<br />
- om» emfting, to wind about; to ning, /. quenching, extinction.<br />
lay about. - em» to turn, to change ; Slabe, m. sledge, afa pS -, to ridJj<br />
to beat again. - emfting, to use in- in a sledge. - (Slab) -f<strong>of</strong>e, n. sledgJ<br />
direct expressions. — omfuH, to throw ing. -fatt,/?!. -patti, «. sledgc-r<br />
down. - PA portftl, to knock, at <strong>the</strong> -ttafrate, m. sledge-horse.<br />
gate. - (lOCt pa, to live high, to Slagga, / forehammer, sledge. -, vV<br />
make a great figure. - fotlbft, to a. to hammer, to strike with a sledge<br />
break in pieces. - tiU , to strike ; to Slagt, y. family; kindred, relations<br />
tribe, -tegtfiet, n. genealogy, pedi-<br />
gree. -fTap, /. relation, affinity.<br />
n. generation, genns. -as, v. d.<br />
take after, -ing, ot. relation, kinsman,<br />
kinswoman.<br />
SI
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even ; flat ; wi-etched , worthless, gos<br />
tft fig -> to criijge, to fawn, -^yfpel,<br />
m. smoothing plane. -foiTl) m. plainwork,<br />
-t, ad. smooth, plainly; ill,<br />
poorly, wretchedly, t'itt od^ -tj<br />
pLiinly, fairly, openly. -^et» /.<br />
smoothness, -a, v. a. to smooth, -a,<br />
Ofvet) to smooth over ; to cover with<br />
excuse. - &Utt, f.<br />
plain, -bygb, /.<br />
plain country,<br />
eio, a. blunt; dead; dull, addle,<br />
weak. -]&etj /. bliintness, dulness.<br />
-fTot>b, a. shlipshod. -fab, /. refuse<br />
, tail ends.<br />
Slobber, n. trash, worthli s people.<br />
©log, a. h<strong>and</strong>y, dexteroi<br />
eiojfl, /. vail, veil.<br />
©lojb, m. mechanical art, manufacture ;<br />
work in wood. -i&Eflte , m. manufacturer,<br />
-orb, n. technical word.<br />
—a, t>. a. to cut in Vv'ood, to cut; to<br />
©lore, n. caruncle. [manufacture.<br />
©l<strong>of</strong>a, f . a. -meb, to lavish, to squ<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
- bort, to squ<strong>and</strong>er away. - i<br />
mat , to be pr<strong>of</strong>use in victuals. -<br />
©loeaftig, a. prodigal, lavish, pr<strong>of</strong>use,<br />
-flftipl^et, /. prodigality, pr<strong>of</strong>usion.<br />
- Sl<strong>of</strong>are, WJ. prodigal, spendthrist,<br />
lavisher. - Sl<strong>of</strong>erij n. prodi-<br />
©maff, /. T. smack. [gality.<br />
©maia, v. n. to smack; to croak.<br />
©maf, m. taste, savoiu-, gust, relish,<br />
flavour, iftet min -, according to<br />
my taste, fatta. - for ttaflot, to take<br />
a fancy to a thing, -log, a. tasteless,<br />
unsavoury, insipid, -liai^ety f. unsavouriness,<br />
tastelessness. —a, v. a. £t<br />
«. to taste ; to savour, to taste, bet<br />
-ar mig X&it I don't like it. -lig, a.<br />
savoury, well tasted, palable, toothsome.<br />
-Itg^et, /. savouriness.<br />
Sntfll, a. slender, narrow, small, thin,<br />
slim, -ten, n. <strong>the</strong> small <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> leg.<br />
-bent, a. spindleshanked. -(ijert, w.<br />
leptura (an insect), -^et, /. slenderness,<br />
narrowness. —X\.&-t v. n. to grow<br />
slender or tliin, to taper, to grow<br />
smaller.<br />
©tllAUe, m. smalt, blue-glass.<br />
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Smaragb, m. emerald, -ittober, /.<br />
Smarting, m. parsling.<br />
Smattra, p. n. to clatter, to crackle.<br />
Smeb, m. smith. - (Smebs) -arbetc,<br />
n. smith's work. -^anbtPerf , n. trade<br />
<strong>of</strong> a smith. - Smebja, /. forge, a<br />
smith's shop. - (Smebje) -balj,<br />
-pu|l, ^. pair <strong>of</strong> bellows, -gammas<br />
re, m. sledge, -barb, m. liearth <strong>of</strong> a<br />
forge, -jiab, n. anvil.<br />
Smef, n. caresses, fawning, -futt, a.<br />
caressing, fawning, -mauab, m. <strong>the</strong><br />
honey-moon, -orb, -tal, «. flattering<br />
word. -Unge, m. darling, -a,<br />
V. a. to caress, to sooth ; to coax. -a.<br />
(tg in b09 en > to wriggle one's self<br />
i<br />
favoi<br />
fondler.<br />
Smergel, m. emery, emeril.<br />
Smet, m. Smeta, /. dough, paste,<br />
glue ; grease, filth, -a, «'. a. to smear,<br />
to glue, to paste, to daub, to besmear,<br />
to bedawb.<br />
Smitfer, n. flattery, adulation, fawning.<br />
- Smttfra, v. a. to flatter, to<br />
wheedle, -re, m. flatterer, wheedler.<br />
Smiba, V. a. to forge, to hammer. -<br />
ibO|7, to w^eld toge<strong>the</strong>r; to trump up<br />
a lie. - Smibe, n. iron-tools, ironwork,<br />
ij-on-ware. gr<strong>of</strong>-, heavy<br />
smith's work. ftU-, small iron- ware. -<br />
Smibig, a. malleable ; ductile ; limber,<br />
supple, s<strong>of</strong>t, flexible, pliable,<br />
pliant; nimble, -bet, /. malleableness,<br />
ductility ; flexibility, suppleness,<br />
limberness, agility, s<strong>of</strong>tness, pliantness.<br />
Smil, n. smiling, smerking. -a, v. n.<br />
to smerk, to smile, to fawn, to simper,<br />
er, -are, m. fawner, coaxer.<br />
SminJ, n. paint, -a, V. a. to paint.<br />
Smif?, n. stripes, licking, blows, -a,<br />
V. a, to lick, to pay, to whip, to lash,<br />
to beat.<br />
Smitta, /. contagion, infection, catching<br />
disease. — , v. a. to infect, to<br />
taint. - Smtttfam, a. infectious, contagious,<br />
infective, -bet, /. infectious-<br />
uess, contagioi
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@molf) n. dust, mote, filth, -fl, v. n.<br />
to dust ; to part with <strong>the</strong> threads.<br />
Smuga, /. lurkiug-place.<br />
Smulfl) / crum, crumb, mote, little<br />
bit. -, V. a. to crumble. - fig, v. r.<br />
to fall into crumbs, to crumb. -<br />
6mulgrat,m. niggard, miser. - Smu=<br />
Itpj a. crumbled.<br />
©IrtuIpatOttj n. mcltingpear , beur-<br />
©miilt, a. T. - tattettj smooth water.<br />
©multr<strong>of</strong>t, n. strawberry.<br />
Smu^k, V. a. to shuffle out <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
way. ga ii) -, to go sneaking about.<br />
@mut9) m. dirt, filth, smut, soil. -<br />
Smutfa, V. a. to dirt, to sully. -<br />
Smtltffg, a. dirty, foul, smutty, fil-<br />
tliy. -Ijet, /. nasliness.<br />
Sinutta, V. n. to tipple.<br />
©mytfa, v. a. to adorn. - Stttytfe, n.<br />
jewel. - StnycEfl?ttn,«. jewel-box.<br />
©myga* v. a. d n. to smuggle; to<br />
sneak. - ftflm , to bring a thing forward<br />
with some artifice. - ftfl bott,<br />
to steal away, -figfrant) to steal<br />
forward. - fig igenoni) to sneak<br />
through. - tfl) to smuggle, to steal<br />
into. - fig pa en, to steal out. -<br />
©myget) m. sneaker. - (Smyg) -^«tt=<br />
belj m. smuggling. -\Anil\ciXe-, m.<br />
smuggler. -l>al, n. -Ptft, m. loop-<br />
hole. -fToIftj /. liedge-school. -t)flg,<br />
m. by-way.<br />
6mfl, a. small. J)c -, <strong>the</strong> little one's.<br />
-tt^ad. a little, scarce, itt 'At -ttfor<br />
|)Onemj 'tis very scarce with liim. -tt<br />
em JJftlttingat) scarce <strong>of</strong> money, -tt<br />
cm t\'& , short <strong>of</strong> time. tegtlA -tty to<br />
drizzle. l^AflbU t -ttj to carry on a<br />
small trade, to retail. -]}mAtim. pi.<br />
agrimony. -falfT, a. cunning, subtle,<br />
sly. -fifr,m. small fishes, cudle.<br />
-folf, n. low people. -Jjetre , m.<br />
coxcomb, -fnappar, m. pi. a kind<br />
<strong>of</strong> orpine (sedum annuum). — le, v. n.<br />
to smile, -mytit, n. -penningar, m.<br />
pi. small money, -tattbig > a. with<br />
narrow stripes. -VCiCj n. small utensils,<br />
-totfa ) V. n. to play tlic paia-<br />
©mci<br />
site, to spunge. -totfate, m. parasite<br />
-fafer, /. pi. trifles, small warts<br />
-frog, /7J. under-wood. -fTtattj/J<br />
smiling, -flug, a. forward, prematurely<br />
wise, -jlab, m. a little town<br />
-(labslif, a. citj-like. -flen,m. smal,<br />
stones, -fpert) m. footboy. -tarmatj<br />
77!. pi. small guts, -terff , m. whiting<br />
pout, -ttattj 72, pi. underwood,<br />
brushwood. - Smantngom, ad. by<br />
little <strong>and</strong> little, by degrees.<br />
Smatf, 777. lamina '(plant).<br />
Smaba, v. a. to rail, -nbc, n. railing,<br />
blasphemy, —j a. blasphemous, injurious,<br />
-re, m. railer. - SmabefuO]<br />
a. blasphemous, opprobrious, ignominious,<br />
scurrilous. - (Smabe) -ly<<br />
ftm, a. sl<strong>and</strong>erous. -lyilnab, /.<br />
medisance, sl<strong>and</strong>erousuess. -mun, m.<br />
sl<strong>and</strong>erer, —orb) n. opprobrious word,<br />
blasphemy. -fPttft, /• lampoon. -<br />
SmabUg,a. opprobrious.- Smabclfe,<br />
/. blasphemy. [to long for.<br />
Smagta, Smafta, v. n. to languish<br />
Smiilef, 771. ignominy, disgrace.<br />
Small) m. clap, report, explosion<br />
noise ; crack ; lasli. -ftf<strong>of</strong>t) 7i. box on<br />
<strong>the</strong> ear. -pulPer)7J. fulmiualing powder.<br />
-A) f. 7J. to crack; to make a<br />
report, -a af) to pop <strong>of</strong>f. -a tgett) to<br />
Smalta, / sow, pig, fusion. - , V. a.<br />
d n. to melt , to smelt , to run , to<br />
liquefy ; to digest ; to put up, to <strong>pocket</strong><br />
an affront ; to melt ; to dissolve. —<br />
bOCt) to melt away. - i tatat) to<br />
melt into tears. - ijop , to melt toge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
- Smaltning) /. fusion,<br />
melting; digestion, concoction. —<br />
SmaltatC) m. smelter. - Smaltbat,<br />
a. fusible, dissolvable; digestible.<br />
-\)it^ f. fusibility. - Smalt, a. crucible.<br />
-glaS) n. enamel, smalt, -byt=<br />
ta ) f. furnace , smeltinghut. -ugtl)<br />
771. furnace. [titt Sma.<br />
Smatte, co772jb. od) Smatfl, superl.<br />
Smart) a. slim, gracile, slender.<br />
Sm^rta, / smait, affliction, grief,<br />
pain. - Smartfutt) Smattfam, «.
Bma<br />
painfull, afflicting, tormenting, grievous.<br />
- SmartfiiUflnbe , a. anodyne,<br />
SmiirtinB, m. T. service. [lenitive.<br />
Smoja, v.a. to ply, to thread (a needle).<br />
Smot,n. butter. -bytt«,/. buttertub,<br />
-tlemjletj n. upright meadowcrowfoot.<br />
—gaSj ni. bread <strong>and</strong> butter,<br />
-njupon, n. a kiud <strong>of</strong> spiny hip.<br />
-triife) n. a kind <strong>of</strong> cocoanut-tree.<br />
Stnorjflj V. a. to anoint, to grease, to<br />
daub, to smear; *to bribe, -il^op) to<br />
trump up. — ttei ) to soil, to defile,<br />
to dirty, to daub. - pa ettj to pay<br />
one <strong>of</strong>lf, to la<strong>the</strong>r one. - en tiVi Ko=<br />
nung, to anoint one a King, fmot&t<br />
X»itt, adultered wine. - Smotjaj /<br />
ointment, grease ; bribe. — SltlOtjelfCj<br />
f. ointment, unction.<br />
Snoibj a. swift, quick, active, speedy,<br />
fleet, able, -fot«& , a. swift <strong>of</strong> foot.<br />
-\}ttt f. swiftness, speed.<br />
Stlflbel J 'n. trunk, spout, proloscis;<br />
great bill.<br />
Stiarf) m. chat, parley, talk, conference.<br />
-«j V. n. to chat ; to talk nonsense,<br />
[through <strong>the</strong> nose.<br />
Sttflflfl, V. a. to snuffle, to speak<br />
Snafpaj v.n. to trip, to stumble, to slip.<br />
SnappS) V. a. to snatch away. - tipp<br />
bref , to intercept letters. - Sttapp=<br />
t)«ne) m. robber, freebooter, -Ijiniy<br />
a. light-fingered, thievish.<br />
©nappfatfj m. snapsack, knapsack.<br />
Stiatj n. thicket.<br />
©natj a. ready, quick, prompt. t>flt -,<br />
be quick, -tj ad. soon, quickly, -att-)<br />
sooner; ra<strong>the</strong>r. -fl(l , soonest, fotll<br />
-afi) in a little while. -fynbiU) a.<br />
ready at expedients, inventive, -mogett)<br />
a. premature, soon ripe, -jlitfen,<br />
a. passionate, ho<strong>the</strong>aded, hasty. — tro=<br />
gen, a. credulous, easy, -ttogen^et,<br />
/. credulity, -^et, /. swiftness, speed.<br />
-ligen, ad. shortly, ere long, speedily,<br />
quickly. [to lay a snare for one.<br />
Snflta, /: snare, gin. fattc - foc en,<br />
Snarbinbfl, /. small biud-weed.<br />
©narffl, v. n. to snore.<br />
6nhttPetf,n. trumpet like organpipes.<br />
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Snaff, n. sweetmeat, -ec, m. dainty<br />
person. \tetiy n. tlieft, pilfery.<br />
Snatta, f. a. to pilfer, -nbe, Snat=<br />
Siiatter, n. chatter. - Snattta, v. n.<br />
Sne^, n. trick. [to chatter.<br />
Sne&, a. oblique, wiy, crooked, transverse,<br />
sideways, aslant, overthAvart,<br />
sideling, pa - ett. -t, ad. obliquely,<br />
awry, a bias, asquaint. fe -t, to look<br />
awry, fe -t pa nagcn, to look askew<br />
upon one. bo -t Ofpec, to live over<br />
<strong>the</strong> way. -|)et,/. oHiquity, -fegel, «.<br />
stay-sail, triangular sail, -fprang, n.<br />
stait, slip. -Ogb, a. squint-eyed.<br />
-a, V, a. -a en afet, to twifallow<br />
a cornfield. - ^ne'ii , m. obliquity,<br />
bias, pa -en, a bias, a swing.<br />
Snegla, v. n. to look askew, to eye<br />
askaunce ; to cock one's eye at one.<br />
Snibb, m. tip, extremity. -]^lJft>a, /.<br />
head-baud.<br />
Snitfate, m. joiner. - Snttfatgefett,<br />
m. journeyman-joiner. - Snitfta, v.<br />
n. to do joiner's work.<br />
Sni&a, V. a. to cut, to carve. - Sm&=<br />
t)etJ, n. carved work.<br />
Snibt, m. edge. - , n. cut, incision.<br />
Sntffa, V. a. to cut figures, to carve.<br />
Sntgel, m. Aug, leech.<br />
Snif as , v. d. to be covetous. - Snifen,<br />
a. covetous, eager, desirous,<br />
greedy. -Ijet, /. greediness, avidity.<br />
Snilla, v. a. to steal privily, to piu:loin,<br />
to embezzle,<br />
©nine, n. genius, wit. -ffyflt, m. turn<br />
<strong>of</strong> mind, -fojlet , n. product <strong>of</strong> -wix.<br />
-gafPa,/. talent, -tif, a. ingenious.<br />
Snipa, /. pickerel ; a kind <strong>of</strong> pickerel<br />
a kind <strong>of</strong> small vessel,<br />
©ntppig, a. straight, pointed.<br />
Qnitt, m. cut.<br />
Sno, /. string, twist. -, v. a. to twist,<br />
to twine. - upp , to imtwist. -
682 Srto<br />
Snoppt m. extinguisliiug-horn. -fl,<br />
V. a. to top or to snuff <strong>the</strong> c<strong>and</strong>le.<br />
Snot) m. snot, -fitting, m. -naf«j /.<br />
sniveling nose. -«, f. a. -fl tte^j to<br />
foul with snot, -ig, a. snotly.<br />
SnerFa, t^. n. to tlneaten.<br />
SnortA, /. toi), gig. -, t'. n. to turn,<br />
to whirl, to spin round,<br />
©nubba, v. a. to snub, to huff, to<br />
check. - Snubbetj f.pl. repro<strong>of</strong>, re-<br />
SttUfra) /. cold, catarrh.<br />
Snufpen, t. eji. fa - flf nSgot, to<br />
smell a thing out, to get a hint <strong>of</strong> an<br />
affair.<br />
Snugga, v. n. - fig tin m«t, to pla)-<br />
tlie parasite, to spunge. — Stiugfl=<br />
gafl, m. parasite.<br />
Snus, n. snuff, powdered tobacco,<br />
-b<strong>of</strong>fl, /. snufllox. -l)flttC, m. beau,<br />
coxcomb. - Snufa, V. n. & a. to<br />
take snuff; to snuff.<br />
6nufr,/2. nastiiiess, filth, dirt. -er,m.<br />
sloven. -IQ^a. slovenly, nasty, squa-<br />
lid. -igt»et, / slovenliness.<br />
&nutf m. snout, mu2zle; lappet; end,<br />
point ; roll <strong>of</strong> butter.<br />
Snutta, V. n. to glance, to graze, to<br />
touch lightly, to brusli.<br />
Snyfta, v. n. to sob.<br />
Snygg> a. neat, genteel, cleanly, clean.<br />
-\tit f. cleanliness, neatness, -a, v.<br />
a. to dress, to clean.<br />
©nyta, V. a. to suite, to snuff. - fig<br />
em nafan, to blow one's nose.<br />
Stiyte, n. snout, proboscis. .<br />
Snaf, m. a kind <strong>of</strong> vessel.<br />
Snal, a. covetous, avaricious, greedy,<br />
-eg, V. d. to play tlie parasite. — aS<br />
eftct, to be covetoiu <strong>of</strong>. -^tt, /. cotousness,<br />
avarice, greediness, avidity.<br />
Snatfa, /. cockle, periwinkle; coacli,<br />
snail, -n i Scat, cochlea. - ©natf=<br />
fetmig, a. spiral.- (Sna*) -1>U9, n.<br />
snailshell. -linie, /. conchoid.<br />
©ttaf, a. scanty, -tet, / scantiness.<br />
©nail, a. svrift, fleet, quick; sweet.<br />
—})tt)f. speed, swiftness, rapidity,<br />
quickness, velocity; ability, capacity.<br />
So<br />
Snappa, /. eommon s<strong>and</strong>piper.<br />
Snappare, m. spring-lancet.<br />
Sftaria, v. a. to snare, to entangle, to<br />
catch in a snare. lata - fig , to give<br />
into <strong>the</strong> snare, -tlte , a. captious. -<br />
©tiatjgrag, n. goose-grass, clivers.<br />
Stliitt, m. whipcord, -a, v. n, ~a<br />
titt en, to tap one. -a fotbi en, to<br />
brush by one.<br />
Snatta, /. a smart or a snappish girl.<br />
Snafa, v. a. to huff, to snub.<br />
Snafor, f- ph <strong>of</strong>fensive words.<br />
©no, m. snow^. -blinb, a. dazzled by<br />
<strong>the</strong> snow, -blomma, /. snow-drop.<br />
-bon,OT. snow-ball. -frriftJa,/. drift<br />
<strong>of</strong> snow, -fatt, n^.do^^^lfall <strong>of</strong> snow.<br />
-flaga, -^uga, / flake <strong>of</strong> snow,<br />
-glcpp, n. snow mixed with rain.<br />
-!)pit, a. snow-white, -^rita , /.<br />
alpine soldanella. -loppa, /. podura<br />
nivalis (insect), -latfa, /. snow-<br />
bird. -in09, n. whipt cream. -)>Iog,<br />
m. plough for snow, -tasning, /•<br />
tain. -rit?a, /. ptarmigan, -fjata, /<br />
turdus pilaris (a bird). -f|)atf, m.<br />
snow-bird, cherry-chirper. —tabft,<br />
n. snowy wea<strong>the</strong>r, -a, v. n. to snow. -<br />
©nbig, a. snowy.<br />
©nob, a. vile, trifling.<br />
©nbga :c., f. ©noa unbet ©no.<br />
Snbpa, V- a. to geld, to castrate, -te,<br />
TO. gelder. - ©nbping, m. casUate,<br />
eunuch.<br />
©neplig , a. shameful , ignominious,<br />
sc<strong>and</strong>alous, mean, pitiful, contempti-<br />
ble, vile.<br />
©nbta, v. a. to lace. - af , upp, to<br />
unlace. - fa(l, igen, i^ep, to lace<br />
tigbt or close. - ©nb«, n. string,<br />
line; twist. - (Snot) -banb, n. lare.<br />
-UU<br />
n. lacehole, eyelet. -Itf, /J.<br />
stays, -mafatc, m. lace-maker, -nal,<br />
/. tag. -rem, / lace, -tat, a.<br />
straight by line. -fI5, v. a. to mark<br />
with a chalked string.<br />
©notpa, v. a. to stitch up, to draw up,<br />
to sew toge<strong>the</strong>r. - il^op munnen, to<br />
So, /. sow. [contract <strong>the</strong> mouth.
—te, m. sleeper.<br />
S<strong>of</strong>rel, n. any victuals eaten with<br />
bread, -fatrt, a. feeding, nutritious.<br />
©OJH, /. soy.<br />
Sol, / sun ; glory, i -en, in <strong>the</strong> sun.<br />
—bflb, n. heat <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> sun, apricity.<br />
-betpning, /. sunset, -blinb, a.<br />
dazEled by <strong>the</strong> sun. -blomma, f. -t06.<br />
-btanb, a. sunbm-ut. -btanna, /.<br />
sunburning. -citfel, m. solar circle.<br />
-fjabet, rn. fan. -fotmotFelfe , /.<br />
solar eclipse. -gIflS, n. burningglass.<br />
-gtAftb, n. atom, mote, mite,<br />
-gang, m. <strong>the</strong> sunset or <strong>the</strong> smirise.<br />
-^Att, m. straw-hat. -^etta, /. heat<br />
Sop<br />
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Sot>eI> m. sable. -fFinnjrt. sableback, <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> sun. -|>pfltf, f. -citEel. -flat,<br />
©0tf4) /. sock. [sable, a. sunbright, evident, clear, plain.<br />
©otfen, SoEn>/. parish. Qa -, to col- —manab, m. solar month. —tOSyf.<br />
alms iu tbe parislies. -bo, m.<br />
ilect<br />
parishioner. -tub, m. a parson's<br />
sun-flower, turnrose, dwarf-cistus.<br />
-fFatm, m. parasol, -jltale, m. sun-<br />
going for administering <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> holy beam. -(Itnp, n. siriasis. -jlanb, n.<br />
sacrament to a sick. -Jpte^^m. parish- solstice, -torfa, v. a. to dry in <strong>the</strong><br />
priest. -(tuQAj /• house where <strong>the</strong><br />
church- wardens <strong>and</strong> parishioners hold<br />
Sim. -totfninQ, f. insolation. -Ut,<br />
n. sundial, -pifpfl, /. bulbous crow-<br />
<strong>the</strong>ir meetings, -flamnta, /. meeting foot, -rirtb, a. warped, cast. -'OX-<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> parishioners.<br />
Sotfctj n. sugar. -afTj m. sugar-box,<br />
fare, m. cock <strong>of</strong> a sundial, -at, n.<br />
solar year. - Sola, v. a. to sim, to<br />
sugar-dish, -bisgatc, m. confectio- dry in <strong>the</strong> sun. - fig, v. r. to bask<br />
ner. -I>«gert, n. confectionary. -ba= in <strong>the</strong> sun. - Solntng, /. sunning.<br />
felfe, /. confect. -bcufj n. sugarhouse,<br />
-broi) n. biscuit, bisket. -&0= Sola, y. salt-water, brine; a kind <strong>of</strong><br />
fa, /. sugar-caster. -ntAfiate, m. su- plaice, sole ; sole <strong>of</strong> a shoe.<br />
gar-refiner, -ret, /. water-parsnip, ©olb, m. pay. [litary life.<br />
-tot, n. sugar-caue. -flta??, m. me- Solbat, m. soldier, -lefnab /I mi-<br />
,<br />
lassts. -fjU&flte, m. refiiier <strong>of</strong> sugar. Solf, n. leish, lam.<br />
-topp, m. sugar-loaf, -iitter, m. pi. SolE, n. soil, dust.<br />
garden-pease. - Sotftrt, »'. a. to sugar. Som, pr. who, which, that, ben -,<br />
Soba, /. soda.<br />
that which. -, c. since; as, like. -<br />
Sobottliteti, n. sodomy, buggery. — ba(i, — t)at(i» supposing <strong>the</strong> best,<br />
S'ff*!* /• s<strong>of</strong>a.<br />
Somlipe, a. pi. some. [<strong>the</strong> worst.<br />
S<strong>of</strong>fatnmflte, m. S<strong>of</strong>nitn, n. bed- Somntat, m. summer, om -en, in <strong>the</strong><br />
chamber, dormitory. — ScfPfl, v. n. summer, i -, this summer. \ fomtas,<br />
to sleep. - fott, toligt, to sleep<br />
sound. - tUfet af jig, to sleep one's<br />
self sober. - |»a en fa? , to consult<br />
one's pillow. - ut , to take one's fill<br />
last summer. -aftOrt, m. summer's<br />
evening, -ia^t m. summer's day.<br />
-faflel, m. butterfly, -^ytt, /. dwarf<br />
elder, dane-wort, wall wort. -ma=<br />
<strong>of</strong> sleeping. - tltibbflg, to take a nap nab, /n. summermonth, Jiuie. -tib,<br />
after dinner, tltitl b«nb f«f) my h<strong>and</strong> m. summerseason. [die, to expire.<br />
was asleep, -tlbe, n. sleeping, sleep. Somna, v. n. to fall asleep. - flf, to<br />
Sontt, a. d n. some, i - , in some<br />
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3on,m. son. -bettet,/. gr<strong>and</strong>daughter.<br />
bottersbottet , /. great gr<strong>and</strong>daughter.<br />
-^U(iru, /. daughter in law. -fon,<br />
m. gr<strong>and</strong>son. -fonsfon, m. great<br />
gr<strong>and</strong>son. - Sonltg, a. filial.<br />
Sopa, /. whisk, oven-besom. -, v. a.<br />
) sweep, -te, m. sweeper. - (Sop)<br />
^og, m. heap <strong>of</strong> sweepings, -qrafl,<br />
[. broom, besom. - SopOt, pisweepings.<br />
Sep|?a,/.soup, broth.- (Sopp) -fat,<br />
n. soup-dish, —fief, m. soup-spoon.<br />
-fJal, m. porringer.
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Setfl) m. sorro-vv, grief, wo, affliction,<br />
iug. - Sotpbunben, a. sorrowful, af-<br />
flicted. -fctSgt, m. mourning, -folfj<br />
n. mourners. — fti> a. free from cares.<br />
-fri^Ct,/. tranquillity. -faQig , a.<br />
solicitous,careful, jealous, industrious,<br />
-fsllifll&ft, /. care, solicitude, carefulness.<br />
-^U9> n. family or liouse<br />
where somebody is dead. — fliib^) a.<br />
dressed in mourning. -lo8) a. careless,<br />
unconcerned, heedless, unmindful,<br />
-leg^et ,/. carelessness , negligence,<br />
inattention, heedlessness. -mu=<br />
flf,/. mourning-music, -qra&e, /.<br />
elegy, -fpel, n. tragedy, -(ifltte, n.<br />
ja t-(laBe, to follow a fimeral. -tib,<br />
m. mourning-time, -at) «. widow's<br />
year. -It0 , a. mournful, sad, sorrowful,<br />
doleful, dismal, melancholy,<br />
afflicted, —fell) a, w<strong>of</strong>ul ; sorrowful.<br />
Serf) m. water-rat.<br />
eorl,«. noise; rattling. ffltnU pi -<br />
ett) to mob a person. — ftj v. n. to<br />
make a noise ; to rattle.<br />
6ect) m. sort, sortment, kind, -flmentj<br />
belong to; to sort, to assort. — fta<br />
Hgmcbi to provide one's self with<br />
soundry sorts. -State t m. assortcr.<br />
-Ctin0» /. sortment.<br />
Sot, ti. soot, -ftftig, a. fuliginous.<br />
-«),, n. blasted ear. -fl, v. a. to<br />
sweep. —A tlf b ) to smut, to daub<br />
with soot, -are) m. chimney-sweeper.<br />
— a. sooty, fuliginous; blasty.<br />
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6ot, OT. sickness, disease, -bob, /?!.<br />
natural death. — , a. naturally dead,<br />
-fang) /. deatli-bed.<br />
©Ot^)bnfl) /. water-hen,<br />
Sjjab) «. broth. [lif) a. spatulated.<br />
Spabe)m. spade; spatula, slice.- S}Jab=<br />
©pabct) m. spade.<br />
Spaf, m. coltstair, lever.<br />
Spaf, -fatbifl) a. tame, gentle, quiet,<br />
tractable. -fatbifll>Ct) /. gentleness,<br />
out, to spy out. - SpaniflB) /. tra<br />
cing, investigation ; intelligence, ffl •<br />
pS) to get intelligence <strong>of</strong>.<br />
SpattfP) a. - fluga) Spanish fly ; bli<br />
ter. - ftaf a) roller. - tyttate, ch<br />
vaus deFrise, Friesl<strong>and</strong> horse. —gtc<br />
nC) /. verdigrise.<br />
©pantl) m. corn-measure containin:<br />
about two bushels, fla V'iX i— ) t'<br />
yield well, -mslf m. corn, -maid<br />
tsb) /. granary. -maU^anbel, m<br />
corn-trade. -Ijanblate) m. corn-mer-<br />
chant, -pitlb) m. granary, l<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
Spantl) n. tearaage, set <strong>of</strong> coach-horses;<br />
span, -l^ajl, m. coach-horse<br />
-teni) /. shoemaker's stirrup, -tibfl<br />
re) m. jockey, postillion.<br />
SparC) V. a. to spare, to save, to husbaud.<br />
- ti\l en annan tiiy to reserv«<br />
till ano<strong>the</strong>r time. — flj) v. r. to span<br />
one's self. - (Spat) -Vi^Ay f. thriftbox,<br />
-fam, a. sparing, saving, thrif-<br />
ty, -faml^et) /. savingness, sparingness,<br />
frugality. [hawk,<br />
Sparf)m. sparrow, -^<strong>of</strong>, w. sparrow-<br />
Spatf) m. kick. -A-, V. a. to kick, -i<br />
bafut) to kick. -A Af
Spc<br />
—|lcn» 'n steatites, soap-rock, —ay<br />
V. a. to lard, -a (Jn pung, to fill<br />
cafe's purse.<br />
Spectftfel, /I. spectacle, show.<br />
SpeiJel, m. looking-glass, glass, mirror<br />
; pane, panel ; T. stern. — fflbtif j<br />
m. lookiugglass - manufacture. -fO=<br />
liutn, n. tin-foil. -f
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Spilftaffl, f. ZiUftAta.<br />
Sptlfum, m. basin, sneaker.<br />
SpiBa, ».a. io spill. - pa fig, to spill<br />
upon one's self.- Spittnitlg,/. waste,<br />
spilling.<br />
Spilletrtafefl, a. stark naked. - Spil=<br />
lerny, «. br<strong>and</strong> <strong>new</strong>, quite <strong>new</strong>.<br />
SptEo J ac?. flifPA till -, to give to be<br />
plundered, to expose to death.<br />
Spitlta,/. splinter. -, v. a. - fotlCet,<br />
to splinter, to split, to exfoliate.<br />
Spiltfl, /. staU.<br />
Spiltra, n. barrel.<br />
Spitt^eI, m. m<strong>and</strong>rel, spindle.<br />
SpillCtt, n. spinet, virginals.<br />
©pinftg, f. SpettlTtg.<br />
Spinna, f. a. to spin. - upp, to<br />
spin up; *to devise, to trump up, to<br />
forge. -«, m. spiujier, - Spitl=<br />
nett, n. spinning-house. - Sptnner=<br />
fTa, /. spinster. - (Sptntt) -^ue,<br />
«. house <strong>of</strong> correction. —totf) m.<br />
spinning-wheel.<br />
Spttlttfl, m. si>ider. -t>«f, m. cobweb.<br />
Spien, m. spy. -eta, v. n. to spy,<br />
Spita , / sceptre ; spar ; pistil. lafe=<br />
gel»'—} studding-sail-boom.<br />
Spis, m. cliimney, fire-place. -l&aEj<br />
m. fire-hearth.<br />
Spt9,OT. food, meat, diet, victuals,<br />
nourisliment. —btob, n. householdbread.<br />
-ga(l, m. boarder. -fflm=<br />
mare, m. gardmanger. -fumtn, rn.<br />
cumin, -miiflate , m. master-cook,<br />
purveyor. -Offet, n. meat-<strong>of</strong>fering.<br />
-orbning, /. regimen in diet. -qt>j!r=<br />
tet, «. ordinary, boarding-house,<br />
-rarb, m. master <strong>of</strong> an ordinary. —SI,<br />
n. smallbeer. - Spifa, u. a. d n. to<br />
feed ; to eat ; to be eating, to dine, to<br />
sup; to suffice, to be enough, to be<br />
sufficient, bet -t i*e langt, this<br />
won't go a great way. - Spignittg,<br />
f. eating, feeding, dining, supp ing.<br />
Spjetna, v.n. -etnot, to kick .igainst.<br />
Spjut, n. lance, spear.<br />
Spjiila, f . a. to splint. - Spiale, m.<br />
splint ; pale. - Spjalf a, v. a. to si)lit.<br />
Spv<br />
to splinter, to cleave lengthwise. -<br />
fig, ^•. r. to splinter. - SpjaKig, a.<br />
easily split.<br />
SpjaH, n. damper, register, shutter.<br />
Splint, m. T. forelock. [tor.<br />
Splinta, p. a. Ct n. to splint, to splin-<br />
Splip,/n. r. splice, -a, i'.n.to splice.<br />
Split, n. strife, contention, discord.<br />
Splittra, f. Spiara.<br />
Spot, fri- suipe. [tail <strong>of</strong> a beaver.<br />
Spol, n. <strong>the</strong> fin on tlie back <strong>of</strong> a fish;<br />
Spola , V. a. to wind <strong>the</strong> wo<strong>of</strong> on <strong>the</strong><br />
(lulJl; T. to wash.<br />
Spole, m. quill ; round, step ; spoke.<br />
Sponab, /. spinning.<br />
Spoilta, V. a. to bung, to join toge<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
Spotba, /. sprat (fish).<br />
Sporra, v. a. to spur. - upp, to spur<br />
on. -Sporte, m. spur jagging-iron.-<br />
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(Sporr) -l>jul, n. -Jltnga, /. rowel<br />
<strong>of</strong> a spiu-. -tugga, v. a. to spur, to<br />
spurgall. -labec, n. spurlea<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
-tnaFate, m. spurrier, -jltarf, n. tiba<br />
i fuUt -(Iratf, to ride in full speed.<br />
Sportlar, m. pi. perquisites, fees.<br />
SpotfT, a. insolent, liaughty, arrogant,<br />
contemptuous. —^et, insolence,<br />
J",<br />
Spott, m. spittle, slaver, saliva;<br />
mockery, derision. -gSng, to. salivary<br />
conduit, -fluns , m. flegm.<br />
-fopp, m. spilting-cup. -fut, m.<br />
salivation, -f ortf I , m. gl<strong>and</strong> which<br />
conducts <strong>the</strong> saliva. -laba, /• spitting-box.<br />
—a, f. a. to spit.<br />
Sprafa, v. n. to crackle.<br />
Spratt, n. trick, prank.<br />
Sprattia, v. n. to sprawl.<br />
Spti, n. T. yard.<br />
Sptritfa, V. n. to break, to burst, to<br />
split, to crack ; to chap. - ut, to break<br />
out. - ) f. crack, chap, slit.<br />
Spriba, f. a. to spread, to extend. -<br />
fig, V. r. -8, V. r. to spread.<br />
Spring, ^^. nm, running; T. spring. -<br />
Springa, v. n. to run; to burst, to<br />
fly, to blow up. lata eti mtna - , to<br />
spring a mine, ptnben \)&t fpnmgit<br />
em, <strong>the</strong> wind has shifted. - af , to
Bptsnap;<br />
to leap from, -tettjtorun<br />
away. - fafl ett. fatt> to overtake,<br />
to outrun. - fram, to run forth, to<br />
run forward. - fctbt fU. Ottt) to run<br />
past one, to outrun one. — in i fTo=<br />
getl) to take tile -wood. - }>ai to rush<br />
upon, to riui upon. - fonber, to fly<br />
in pieces. - titt, to run forth; to<br />
start. - tinhafA) to run back; to<br />
start back, to rebound, to retire. —<br />
ti}JP) to blow up ; to start up ; to fly<br />
open ; to rise, to spring out. - Sptitl=<br />
g«, V. a. to leap upon, to cover, -tit<br />
m. courser; grampus. - (Sptinp)<br />
-fjUbeVy m. spring, -focn, n. caperspurge<br />
, arse-mat. -fiitta. , /. spring,<br />
fomitain, source, -maft t m. ascaris.<br />
-tib, m. spring-tide. -abet)/, fountain-head,<br />
source <strong>of</strong> a spring.<br />
©prinflflj /. chink, cranny; T. glottis.<br />
©print, m. forelock.<br />
©pritj m. spirit; scab.<br />
Sptita, V. a. to shell. - fjabec, to<br />
pick fea<strong>the</strong>rs, -iittcr, nu.pl. shelled<br />
©pritfegel, n. spritsaii. [pease.<br />
©pcitta J f. n. to start, to startle, to<br />
play.<br />
Sprung) n. bung, bunghole. —]}(iU "•<br />
Lunghole. -t«pp, m. stopple, bung.<br />
-A, f . a. to bung.<br />
Sptuta, V. a. & n. to squirt, to syringe,<br />
to sprinkle; to spout, to spatter.<br />
—J s. f. squirt, syringe ; T. bridle. —<br />
(Sprut) -l&US , n. house <strong>of</strong> engines.<br />
-f annfl, /. sprinkling-pot. -inii|late,<br />
m. engineer. - SpCUtate, m. ascidia.<br />
SptcF, n. language, tongue ; discoui-se,<br />
conference, conversation, speech, talk,<br />
parley; sentence; test. — fcl, n.<br />
grammatical fault, blunder. -fOtfFaCC,<br />
m. critic <strong>of</strong> a language, pTiilologer.<br />
-funnig, a. skilled in <strong>languages</strong>,<br />
linguist. -funntg]&et, /. philology;<br />
grammatical learning, -lynne, n. <strong>the</strong><br />
genius <strong>of</strong> a language, -lata,/, grammar,<br />
-latare, 'n. grammarian. -lat&,<br />
f. -funnig. -matlAte, m. languagemaster,<br />
-regel , /• rule <strong>of</strong> giammar.<br />
-turn, n. parlour, -totj n. speaking-<br />
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trumpet, -fam, a. talkative, loqua-<br />
cious, -a, f • n. to discourse, to talk,<br />
-as pib, V. d. to talk, to entertain<br />
each o<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
Sprang, n. leap, jump, career, running,<br />
run; spring, i fuUt -, in full<br />
speed, jla pa -, to be upon iJie start.<br />
-rem, /. martingal.<br />
©prate, m. stick. [chinks.<br />
Spriifa, V. a. to crack, to break into<br />
Spratflig, a. motley, specUed.<br />
Spranga, v. a. to spring, to blow up.<br />
- en tiiil > to override a horse. - en<br />
bil)ar&fuIa,to spring a billard-bill. -<br />
(Sprang) -fifla, /. powder-chest,<br />
-larb, a. full <strong>of</strong> learning. -Ott,/.<br />
water-hemlock.<br />
Spratt, m. beau, coxcomb, fop.<br />
Sptatta, V. a. & n. - upp, to pick<br />
out, to rip up ; to strut. - Sptattl)a=<br />
ge, m. Uetch-bow.<br />
Sprbb, a. brittle. -\tiy f. brittleness.<br />
Sprbt, n. feeler.<br />
Spy, V. a. to spew, to vomit, -fltiga,<br />
f. blowing fly. —gatt, n, scupper. —<br />
Spycr, f. pi. vomit.<br />
Spa, V- a. to divine; to foretell, to<br />
presage, to predict. - i fett, to tell<br />
fortunes upon cards. - Spaboin , m<br />
prediction, prognostic, presage, divination.<br />
- at faglar, ornithomancy,<br />
auspice, auguration. - af tnelfPOt,<br />
hepatoscopy. - i ^anfcert, chiromancy.<br />
- (Spa) -Fonjl, /. art <strong>of</strong> divining,<br />
-faring, -c^vinna^ f. fortuneteller,<br />
witch, -man, /«. fortunetel-<br />
ler ; camel-cricket, walking leaf.<br />
Span, TO. chip ; shingles, splints, -"bt'i*<br />
be, n. T. hummer, -fla, f. a. to<br />
cover with shingles, -taf, «. shingle-<br />
ro<strong>of</strong>. -ta(f are, m. slater, sliingler.<br />
Spanab, /. spinning ; yarn.<br />
Spang, /. a little bridge.<br />
Spant, TO. groove, -a* v. a. to lop,<br />
groove ; to chip.<br />
Spar, n. track, prick, fusee, footstep,<br />
folia pa -en , to trace. -Ijunb , m.<br />
limer, drawiughound. — Spata, v. a.<br />
to trace, to follow by <strong>the</strong> footsteps.
688 ©p«<br />
- eftfC, to go in quest <strong>of</strong>. - upp, to<br />
trace out.<br />
SpSb, a. tender, s<strong>of</strong>t; efTeminate. -t<br />
bfltftj young child, -t tnalforej s<strong>of</strong>t<br />
voice, -^ttt f. teuderuess, s<strong>of</strong>tness.<br />
Spabfl) V. a. to dilute, to make thin<br />
or weak, to thin. - i, to mix ^vilh.<br />
- pa.-) to pour to. - Spfl&ntnj, /.<br />
thinning, dilution. [mortify.<br />
Spafftj P. a. to subdue, to tame; to<br />
Spattn«) V. a. to stretcli, to strain, to<br />
draw, to extend. — tn bo^aj to cock<br />
a gun. - me> flot^ to seize upon<br />
wtli <strong>the</strong> talons. - «f, to unbend ; to<br />
unbuckle. - emot, to resist, to oppose.<br />
- fore) to put <strong>the</strong> horses to. -<br />
i ratrt) to stretch out on <strong>the</strong> tenter. -<br />
tftan, to take <strong>the</strong> horses from <strong>the</strong><br />
coach ; to unbuckle. - igetlj to buckle.<br />
- tl)OP) to put toge<strong>the</strong>r. - nffcj to<br />
unbend. — Ottl j to stretch round ; to<br />
drawagain^ to put to again. — paj to<br />
strain on ; to gird. - upp j to stretch ;<br />
to unbuckle; to prick up. - wtj to<br />
stretch out. - At, to tie, to draw. -<br />
Spaitntrt0) /• stretching, tension.<br />
-fltimagctt, gripes in <strong>the</strong> bowels.<br />
Spannatej m. spanner, tenter. -<br />
©pannetfcjul, n.T. stopping-wheel.<br />
©pannE) n. buckle. - (Spann) -trop=<br />
pel, m. cliordee. -l^fllobuf, m. stock.<br />
-fC&j»J)/^ chain extended over, -rent)<br />
/. latchct. -(lot, m. weaver's slick,<br />
-torn J m. tong. -tag , n. te<strong>the</strong>r. -<br />
Spanilig) a. springy, elastic. -\tty<br />
f. elasticity.<br />
fl|p«nt«) V. a. to cleave, to split.<br />
3parr«> v. a. to straddle ; to extend.<br />
- upp» to open wide. - igcilj to<br />
block up, to shut up.<br />
Spo, n. twig, rod, whip, switch;<br />
lashes, flitfl-, to be whipped. -flit=<br />
ning, /. laslies, fustigatiou.<br />
Sp<strong>of</strong>a, v. n. to haunt, ^et -r^ <strong>the</strong>re<br />
is a ghost. - tiU tU- Ut (ifl , to disguise<br />
one's self by an unusual dress. -<br />
Sp<strong>of</strong>ej n, gliost, si)ectre, apparition. -<br />
Sp<strong>of</strong>elfc,/. Sp<strong>of</strong>cri, «. apparition<br />
<strong>of</strong> ghosts.<br />
-<br />
Sporjft) v. a. to ask, to inquire, to<br />
perceive, to hear.<br />
Sporsmal, n. question.<br />
SqPflblip, a. squeamish, foul.<br />
Sc^Pfliiron) m. squadron, troop.<br />
SciPijI) n. impetuous running <strong>of</strong> water,<br />
-reptl) n. a violent shower <strong>of</strong> rain.<br />
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etaii y a. - pa rcfa j being on jour- Stall, n. stable, -brcber, m. companey,<br />
rata -i faraj to be in dannion, -bralig, m. stableman. -ma<<br />
ger, ej rata - pit penninflac, not flare, m. riding-master, -s^tym. stall-<br />
to be ill cash. [ly, firmly. fed bullock, -a, V. a. a n. to stall ;<br />
Sta^cItgett) ad. constantly, st<strong>and</strong>fast- to stallfeed ; to stale, to piss. - Stall*<br />
etatfaila, v. a. to confij-m, to corro- tling, /. stall-feeding; staling, piss.<br />
borate. - Staifajlelfe,/. confirmation. Stalp, n. rush, brabjupt -, rush into<br />
Stabflaj f. a. to ordain, to enact, to a precipice.<br />
direct; to strengllien, to settle, to fix, Statn, m. trunk, stock, body; stock,<br />
to make firm. - fttt fitltie, to settle race, stem, lineage, pedigree, origi-<br />
one's mind. - fig, *-. r. to streng<strong>the</strong>n, nal, family; tribe, -b<strong>of</strong>, /. brief;<br />
to become firm, to thicken; to i-emembvauce-book. -faber, m. <strong>the</strong><br />
settle one's mind, -b y a. ordained, first ancestor. -got>«, n. family-seat,<br />
streng<strong>the</strong>ned, firm, -b al^et) years<br />
<strong>of</strong> discretion. - Stabgaj / ordinance,<br />
-bus , n. <strong>the</strong> house a family is descended<br />
from. -Ian, n. fee simple,<br />
prescription ; firmness, j'ears <strong>of</strong> discretion.<br />
- Stabtfl) a. steady, firm, solid,<br />
-orb, n. primitive, radical word,<br />
tafia, /. pedigree. -tt'i.i , n. tree <strong>of</strong><br />
stable, fixed, settled, constant, -^etj consanguinity.<br />
/. firmness, steadiness, constancy. —ra= Stamma, v. n. to stammer, to stutter,<br />
t&nbe^ a. perpetual, perennial, con- to falter, -re, m. stutterer.<br />
tinual, [to lodge ; to thicken ; to stop. Stamp, m. stamp, pestle, pounder,<br />
Statnaj v.n.&a. to stop, to stagnate, -qrarn, /. stamping-mill, -m^y V. n.<br />
StahlfJur)/n. small hare's hawkweed.<br />
Staf, m. staff, -jern, «. iron in bars,<br />
fi a.\o stamp ; T. to pitch ; to stamp,<br />
to poimd, to beat.<br />
ntctcurii -, Mercury-w<strong>and</strong>, -farl, Statlbar, n. st<strong>and</strong>ard.<br />
m. beggar. — tUttl ) n. stack <strong>of</strong> wood Stanbert, m. T. broad-pendant.<br />
<strong>of</strong> 27 cubic feet. [der's foot. Stailf, m. stink.<br />
Staffattsirt, /. staves-acre; Alexan- Stapel, m. pile, heap; belfry; stocks;<br />
Staffett, m. express, courier.<br />
staple, emporium. latagSaf-, to<br />
Staflett, m. easel.<br />
Stafra, v. a. to spell. - eben for napott)<br />
to administer <strong>the</strong> oath to one. —<br />
launch, -fri^et, /. liberty <strong>of</strong> trading<br />
to foreign parts. -(lab,w. stapletown.<br />
- Stapla, V. a. to i)ile, to<br />
etafpelfe, /. syllable, -matt, n. syl- lieap, to pile up. [falter.<br />
labic quantity, metre, prosody. Stappla, V. n. to stumhle, to trip, to<br />
StafPet, m. liedge-pole.<br />
Stare, m. stare, starling.<br />
©tag, n. stay, ga <strong>of</strong>t>Ct -, to tack a Starf, a. strong, robust, vigorous,<br />
ship. - jungfnj, heart, hart. - Io= hard, hearty, great ; loud ; tbng. -\)«ty<br />
bra) /. T. grommel, hank. — , «.<br />
f. strength, vigour, firmness. -lem=<br />
collar. - tatfel, n. garnet, -fcgel, n. mab, a. stronglimbed.<br />
say-sail, -a, v. a. to stay.<br />
Starr, m. cataract; (bftt) albugo;<br />
Stafa fig, V. r. to stake one's self; to (gra) glaucoma; (fPart) amaurosis,<br />
miscarry for.<br />
guttascrene. flitfa -etl, to couch <strong>the</strong><br />
@tafailt, f . a. to mark out, to set out. eye. -blttlb, a. quite blind, -nclym.<br />
- ett lager, to pitch a camp.<br />
T. couching needle.<br />
Stafe, m. stake, stick; c<strong>and</strong>lestick.<br />
Stafernat, n. T. burton.<br />
etafet, n. palisade.<br />
Starr, /n. -gras,/?. carex, sedge, -bo,<br />
n. watermeadow-hay. -paQ, m.<br />
watermeadow.<br />
etaf jia, m. shad.<br />
Stat, m. state ; establishment ; atten-<br />
StaQ, m. bridge.<br />
Si^edish.Eii£Uih Diet.<br />
dance j poition, allowance;<br />
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pomp, show, figure, pi -j ordinarj',<br />
ill ordinary, gifva upp -ett > to turn<br />
bankrupt, fora flit -, to make a<br />
great figure. - {^tatt) -flfflgt, /.<br />
politic view, -bcifl, m. deficit. -COn=<br />
tot) n. excliequer. -battle) /. statewoman,<br />
-btaflt) m. habit <strong>of</strong> state,<br />
-ftu,/. lady <strong>of</strong> honour. -f^n^C, m.<br />
prisoner <strong>of</strong> state, -forfatttltntt , /.<br />
government, constitution, -fjrepp) n.<br />
state-trick. -ifanHviQatyf.pf. statepapers.<br />
-^i(lorte, /. history <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
states. -^us^SHlItng, /. economy <strong>of</strong><br />
state, -jpalfntlip) /. revolution.<br />
-itltte^e, fi. interest <strong>of</strong> state, -flop,<br />
a. political, -fl<strong>of</strong>l^et) /. politics,<br />
-fotlfl, /. politics, policy, -matt, m.<br />
statesman, polilician. -FutlfPflP) /.<br />
knowledge <strong>of</strong> tlie states, -mfbcl ) n.<br />
pi. finances. -mint|let) ni. minister<br />
<strong>of</strong> state, -regel , /. maxim <strong>of</strong> state.<br />
©tefl, n. pace, step ; nmdle ; footstep ;<br />
* course, measure ; T. reglct, printer's<br />
furniture, taga lattga-, to take large<br />
strides. - fOC -> step by step, -bogely<br />
m. stin-up; staple, -^jul, n..T.<br />
balance-wheel. -Iapp> m. hipbit.<br />
Stege, m. ladder ; rack.<br />
©tegfl, n. wheel. - ©tegU) V. a. to<br />
put upon wheels, to quarter.<br />
eteglitfa, /. goldfinch, tbistlefinch.<br />
Stegtit, V. a. to enhance, to raise <strong>the</strong><br />
price <strong>of</strong>. - jig, v. r. to rear up.<br />
Stef)/. roast meat, roast, -fett, -flott,<br />
n. drii)ping. -nal, /. skewer. -patl=<br />
ttfl, /. frying pan. -tOftXI,/ roasted<br />
turnip. -fpeW, n. spit, -paiib.itf, m.<br />
jack, -a, V. a. to roast, to boil ; to<br />
toast ; to fry ; to broil ; to bake.<br />
Qteljn.T. \\\ic]i. -pump,'w.liaiidpump.<br />
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Stel, a. stiff, hard. -t>et, /. stifTucs;<br />
-na , V. n. to grow stiff, hard ; t<br />
harden; to curdle, to clod.<br />
©ten, m. stone, af -, ear<strong>the</strong>n, bygg<br />
af -, built witli stone or brick, -at<br />
ne, pi. T. testicle, -aftig, a. la<br />
pHeous, stony, gravelly. -bit)W,<br />
a'kind <strong>of</strong> trout, -bo*) m. chamois<br />
goat; T. wild he-goat, capricorr<br />
-borrare) m. rock-piercer, -brctl<br />
n. stonepit, quarry, -btytate, m<br />
quarryman. -brytfttng, /. diggin<br />
for stones, -braia, /. saxifrage<br />
bla -bratfa) purple-saxifrage, (lo<br />
-bcatfa, pyramidal saxifrage, -btae<br />
ma, /. rock-cresses, -bunbeil,<br />
stony, -bob, a. stonedead. -cf, j<br />
evergreen oak. -fat, «. ear<strong>the</strong>n disl'<br />
-fruft, m. stonefruit. -ftif, n. stone<br />
crop, -galle, w. grease, tumour u<br />
a horses foot, -gata, /. paved si<br />
-get, /. cliamois-goat. -golf<br />
stonefloor. -gruffa, /. quarry. -gru6<br />
n. gravel, -gytfel, n. casual figure<br />
-taby m. counsellor <strong>of</strong> state ; council<br />
<strong>of</strong> state, -fflf, /. affair <strong>of</strong> state. -fa=<br />
fet) pi. state-aflairs. -fectetcrfltf)<br />
m. secretary <strong>of</strong> state. -PiSgll , m.<br />
coacli <strong>of</strong> state. - 6tflti(l, m. statist,<br />
in minerals, -gyttring, /. congluti<br />
nation <strong>of</strong> stones. -baH<strong>of</strong>l , n. stone<br />
statesman, -if, /. statiitics. -iff, bramble, -bop, rn. heap <strong>of</strong> stones o<br />
a. statistical, statistic.<br />
ruins. -buggace, m. stonecuttei<br />
StattP) n. foot, st<strong>and</strong>.<br />
lapicide. -bu9, n. brickhouse. -baD<br />
StAtur, m. size.<br />
m. plate <strong>of</strong> stone. —faja, f.<br />
cornisl.<br />
chough. -Fa(l, n. stonecast. -fa<br />
flare, m. balliste, catapult. -fi(la, ^<br />
pier, -fitt, -Hm, n. lithocoUi<br />
-f lyfta, /. hole in a rock, -fticf;<br />
suck-stone (fish). -Ffiatf , m. grosbeak,<br />
-fol, «. pit-coal. -foIsafFa<br />
/.cinders, -fta^a,/. rock-pcp])er<br />
-fniFa) /. ear<strong>the</strong>n pot. -Fannarc<br />
m. lithologue. -farl, n. eartbeii ves-<br />
sel ; ear<strong>the</strong>n ware. -Farta, /. stonecart,<br />
«-•• -lagga, -fatta, a. to pave<br />
to floor with stone. -laggate, ni. paver,<br />
-latan, /. lithology. -merg, m<br />
lithomarga. -mo^a,/. greyblue pitte<<br />
lichen, -mut, m. brickwall. -muc<br />
Fla, /. helvella. -mil#Ia, /. pholas<br />
-olja,/. petroleum. -papion,m.stoi<br />
-potflin, n. eartlien ware, delf ; bi<br />
cuit. JCligelfrt -pocflill , flial-wai
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-pAton, n. clioakpear. -riC> a. mighty<br />
ikli. -rifet,/». <strong>the</strong> mineral kingdom,<br />
-riflllingj /. engraving upon stones.<br />
-r08j n. lieap <strong>of</strong> stones, -fftltj «•<br />
rock-salt. -«) /. rape.<br />
-jllf e, «. sewing-silk, -jltumpa , /.<br />
knit -stocking, -fagj /. h<strong>and</strong>saw,<br />
-foill, m. knitting.<br />
StitfA> V. a. & n. to stab, to stitch, to<br />
sting, to prick, to stick; to take, to<br />
beat. - i gulb 0. b.) to engrave. fe=<br />
letl flitfec (Ifltft, tlie sua shines liot.<br />
— af ) to point, to prick, to set <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
- frant) v. a. & n. to reach fortli, to<br />
produce ; to stick out , to shoot forward,<br />
to appear. — ^06 (tg) to <strong>pocket</strong>.<br />
— i» VX i) to put into, to thrust into ;<br />
to slip into. - i fPibatl, to sheath.<br />
- iiSjh'iXy to stab to death, flitf |)ft th<br />
Qet> pay away <strong>the</strong> cable. - utlbflflj<br />
to abscond, to conceal. - tipp > to<br />
hoist ; to pierce, to broach, to prick ;<br />
to prick ; to rise ; to shoot , to come<br />
up. -utj to engrave; to pitch, to<br />
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mark out; to put out; to supplant.<br />
-8, V. d. to sting, to bite.<br />
Stttffl) V. a. to knit; to quilt ; to embroider.<br />
- StlcEecfFfl) /. embroiderer,<br />
kiiitter.<br />
Stitfel) m. gi-aving-tool, burin.<br />
SticEeIHomm«, /: gentianella.<br />
Stitfclbar, n. goose-berry.<br />
Stttf eil , a. pettish , waspish , fretful,<br />
peevish, - Stitf ttflS) v. d. to take pet,<br />
to be nettled, to be piqued.<br />
Stift, n. diocess. flbeligt junpftw-,<br />
monastery for ladies.<br />
Stift) m. pin; tag; crayon, pencil,<br />
ruling-pen; tongue; T. style.<br />
©tiftfl, V. a. to foimd, to establish, to<br />
institute; to occasion, to raise, to<br />
breed, to stii- up. — lafj) to enact a<br />
law. -te* rn, founder, author. -<br />
Stiftelfe, Stiftiung,/. foundation,<br />
establishment, institution, settlement.<br />
Stifl) /7z. path, footpath; coal-measui-e<br />
<strong>of</strong> twelve barrels.<br />
Sttga* V. n. to step, to tread ; to rise,<br />
to mount, to flow ; to increase, to improve,<br />
(tigflit, come hi<strong>the</strong>r. - af,<br />
to dismount from, to get <strong>of</strong>f. - ftfltltj<br />
to step forth or forward. — tj to step<br />
into, to mount up. — ttt) to step in.<br />
- ttc&j to step down, to descend. —<br />
If a ) to tread on ; to mount ; to lean<br />
on; to step on, to mend one's pace.<br />
- tlQj to visit; to amount to. - titlbflfa,<br />
to step back. - I4n&fln, to re-<br />
tire, to make room, -upp, to rise,<br />
to get up, to st<strong>and</strong> up ; to climb up<br />
to mount. - wt) to step out, to retiie.<br />
- utuc J to step out <strong>of</strong>. - <strong>of</strong>t>er ) to<br />
step over, to surpass, to exceed, to go<br />
beyond; to run over, -re, m. sur-<br />
Stxftfl, f. Stifta. [veyor, leader.<br />
QttI, m. style ; h<strong>and</strong>, h<strong>and</strong>writing ; T.<br />
type, letter. tnVA
692 eti<br />
-! be quiet! t^aHa -> to stop.<br />
HUa (Ig -, to be still. tiQA -, to<br />
be silent, to keep counsel. VM -, be<br />
quiet. — , f. a. to quiet, to calm, to<br />
mitigate, to still, to appease, to pacify,<br />
to compose, to allay, to quencli,<br />
to quell ; to stanch, to stop ; to mode-<br />
rate. - fcratUC) to give <strong>the</strong> cattle<br />
<strong>the</strong>ir fodder. - iipp (Iteatuf)) to<br />
stallfeed. -(iactlbe) a. st<strong>and</strong>ing still ;<br />
stagnant. -tiQAniC) a. & s. n. silent,<br />
silence, ga mc& -tiflanbe fcrbi, to<br />
pass over in silence, -(lattbj n. stop,<br />
cessation. - Stittl^et) /. quietness,<br />
calmness, silence, tranquillity, serenity.<br />
lefPft i - > to live privately. -<br />
SttUje, m. calm.<br />
Stittfro, n. flixweed.<br />
©tint, n. noise. "[shoal <strong>of</strong> herrings.<br />
Stim, m. a shoal <strong>of</strong> fish, fltt-) a<br />
StimntA, V. 71, to make noise.<br />
&tinif f. etinn.<br />
©titigj n. sting ; stab, thrust, wound<br />
stitch; pleiu-isy ; breeze. — Aj f. a.<br />
to sting, to prick.<br />
StinfA, u. 71. to stink. - (Stinf)<br />
-moIlA, /. blith, stinking goose-foot.<br />
-HA^Ia, /. hedge-woundwort. -fpi=<br />
rttU6, 771. spirit <strong>of</strong> salt ammoniac.<br />
Stinn,a. slufted, swelled, full, cramed.<br />
meb -A fegcl , with swelling sails. -<br />
Stitlt , ad. fc - PA , to stare at. fe -<br />
tit, to look as bold as brass.<br />
©ttpenblAt, /n. stipendiary. - Sttpen=<br />
bium, w. stipend, allowance.<br />
StittA, f. n. to stare, to look wildly.<br />
©tjelf, m. stalk, stem.<br />
©tjelpA, V. a. d 71. to overturn. - fig,<br />
to hurt, to ruin.<br />
©tjectlA,/. star; asterisk; clianfriu. -<br />
(Stjetn) -Atti8,«.indian anise. -Hit,<br />
7/1. constellation. -HflAte, m. bal-<br />
loon. -blommA, /. stitch-wort. -fAll,<br />
71. starshoot. -^immcl, m. <strong>the</strong> firmament<br />
<strong>of</strong> stars. -l)PAlf,«. starry vault.<br />
-fifAte, 771. astronomer, -^ug, -Ft=<br />
feti, 71.
©to<br />
Stolt, a. l<strong>of</strong>ty, hauglify, stately; uo-<br />
blc, generous, excellent, -^et, /.<br />
loltiuess, haughtiness.<br />
©torn, Stomme,TO. sliell, carcass, skeleton,<br />
wire, framing.<br />
Stop ) «. a liquid measure containing<br />
about three pints.<br />
Stopp, m. stopple ; darn, -^titn j n.<br />
darning -yarn. —tlaX'y f. darning-<br />
needle. -iiH, f. -wool used in quilting.<br />
- Steppaj f.a. to quilt, to stuff;<br />
to darn ; to fill ; to cram ; to stop, to<br />
glue up ; to occasion costiveness. —<br />
Je$ fig, j)a fig, to <strong>pocket</strong>. - i^^en^ to<br />
stop up ; to darn. - itiy neb, to tuck<br />
in, to thrust do-wn. -, f. ?2. f. Si^'<br />
fift- -Cf, m. T. stopper.<br />
Stor, a. great, big,vaste, large, gr<strong>and</strong>.<br />
-boFflaf, capital, capital letter. U<br />
fiote , <strong>the</strong> gr<strong>and</strong>ees, gotfl fig - , to<br />
take state upon one. t>ata - ya fig<br />
OfPCC tlSget, to value one's self upon<br />
a thing. - fflF, no luatttr. flotre cDfOtfla<br />
fcelen, <strong>the</strong> most pai-t. -t, ad.<br />
greatly. lefPa -t, to make a figure.<br />
Vt&tA -t, to talk big. cj -t, not<br />
much, -flinitfll, m. lord high admiral.<br />
-befPenlTatnfegel, n. main top-<br />
gallant royal sail, -btfltnlafegel,<br />
1. main top -gallant studding-sail.<br />
' -furftc, /. gr<strong>and</strong>-duke, -furfiento^<br />
i<br />
' liuudred \<br />
me, «. gieat-dutchy. -fltrfiiuilfl , /. I<br />
gr<strong>and</strong>-dutchess. -gtjta, /. <strong>the</strong> great<br />
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-TftAtStXty m. swaggerer, -ta, /.<br />
main-yard, -fcgelj n. main -sail,<br />
-jtnt, a. generous, noble, l<strong>of</strong>ty. -fittt«<br />
]&et,/: magnanimity, generosity. -frtf=<br />
te, n. separation <strong>of</strong> common grounds<br />
into distinct possessions. -fToI«, /.<br />
ca<strong>the</strong>dral-school. -fTwttA , v. n. to<br />
laugh outright. -fFrif (!, v. n. to cry<br />
witli great vehemcncy. -(Trytflte,<br />
m. boaster, -flijgtflb , a. illustrious,<br />
kindred, -tflltg, a. speaking in a<br />
l<strong>of</strong>ty style, loquacious, talkative. -ta=<br />
liglbet, /. braggardism. -tflttn, m.<br />
<strong>the</strong> gieat gut, colon, -tjuf, ot. ar-<br />
rant thief. -tCUt, m. bucco (a bird).<br />
-tutimy m. <strong>the</strong> gr<strong>and</strong>-turk. -tanft,<br />
a. magnanimous, generous, -rcrf,<br />
Ti. gieat achievement. -tJittgCj m.<br />
fore wing <strong>of</strong> insects, -pitfe, n. lim-<br />
ber. -Ptfic, m. gr<strong>and</strong>-visier. -flnbfl,<br />
/. <strong>the</strong> butend , <strong>the</strong> big end. -atACe,<br />
m. glutton, -iittflb, a. <strong>of</strong> an illustrious<br />
family, -ogb, a. goggle-eyed.<br />
StOCf,"J. stork. -n«f,77i. St n. crane's-<br />
bill (plant). [ning, /. sullocation.<br />
StorFud, V. n. to be choked. - Storf<br />
StorXigett, ad. very much, greatly.<br />
Storm, m. storm, assault, tempL-st,<br />
foul wea<strong>the</strong>r, ga titt -S, to scale <strong>the</strong><br />
walls <strong>of</strong> a fort, -galert, a. an ant<br />
fool. -.-.Ftig, a. stormy, tempes-<br />
tuous, -fotf, m. T. forestay-sail.<br />
-giffegel, n. trysail, -latty m. mo-<br />
street, —gob) a. self-conceited. —\)ettiQ^<br />
f- -flirfle. -^et, /. gi<strong>and</strong>eur,<br />
majesty; quantity. -I^utlbtabe, n.<br />
twenty, six scores, -f Ivfra=<br />
rion, steal-cap, helmet, headpiece;<br />
gua -Uttj aconite: US -l^att, blue<br />
aconite, monk's hood, -flotffl, /<br />
alarm-bell. -flyfPflte, m. second<br />
te, m. st<strong>and</strong>ing jib. -Icf , m. gieat- flying jib. -Iu*iJ ,/. T. dead-light.<br />
-pwm|), m. chainpump. -flegc , m.<br />
pitch; enormity. -lemtllAb, a. hav- scaling ladder; T. gallery -laddei-,<br />
ing large limbs. -ligeit , ad. greatly, quarter-ladder. -Pinb, m. -vHicTi<br />
vastly, largely, to a great degree.<br />
-Ijugare, m. a great lier. -lattfl, a.<br />
n. storm, -piibersfflgel, m. petrel,<br />
gourder. -(?, v. n. & a. to storm ; to<br />
ostentatious, boastful, -tttfifl, m. make a noise, -flttbe, a. storming,<br />
mainmast, -ttiobtg, a. haughty, ar- turbulent, a raging. -atCfm. blusrogant.<br />
-mebig^Ct, /. liaughtiness, terer, -ig, a. stormy, tempestuous.<br />
anogance. -niiigtig, a. highpotent, Stotgflrn, n. cabum.<br />
most potent, -ttlatsfcgel, n. main Straff, n. pain, punishment, penalty,<br />
topsail. -in»fl»(re, m. gr<strong>and</strong>-master. -tflt, a. punishable, blamable. -bat-<br />
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t>et, /. punisliaLlcness. -Ifljf, m. penal<br />
law. -leg, «. uii])iuiislied. -I08=<br />
|)et, /. iuipuiiity. -ptcfetfaiij /.<br />
check, repro<strong>of</strong>; severe lecture. — flj<br />
V. a. to punish ; to reprove, to cliide,<br />
to reprehend, -fltitt Itfpet, to punisli<br />
Avith dc.Ttli. -ate, w. punlslier, aven-<br />
ger, cliastiser.<br />
Sttanb, ni. shore, str<strong>and</strong>, bank, coast.<br />
-abottty m. goldfinny. -Homfier, '1.<br />
thrift, sea-gilliflower. -btO , /. kay,<br />
wharf. -Qois, n. flotson. -QtltA, f.<br />
creek, -flo, m. water -horehouud.<br />
-rai, /«. sea-colewort. -tnona , /<br />
v/hite glasswort. -pi^ate^m. collar<br />
plover. -tiiatC) m. coast- olliccr.<br />
-rag, m. limegrass. -tiitt, m. shorage.<br />
-tot, n. common reed. -fenflJJ,<br />
m. seabunias, searocket. -flfymbet,<br />
M. water-radish. -fPjuM,/. oister-<br />
catcher. -fn«p}J«, /. barker, -(la6&,<br />
n. seathrift. -fPfllA , /• saadmarlin.<br />
-fattfl, v.a. to disappoint. -t>aEt, wshorewatch.<br />
-pt«J, «. flotson. -fl,<br />
StMnMing, m. sea -milk (plant).<br />
Strapfetfl, f- et,<br />
f. controversy, dispute, difl'erence ;<br />
contrariety, inconsistency, opjJosition,<br />
repugnance.<br />
Strtgel, m. razor-strap. [out.<br />
Strila, f. n. to stream out, to gush<br />
©ttimma, /. streak, stripe; print;<br />
beam, eil - af IJU6, a ray <strong>of</strong> light. -<br />
Sttitnmtg, a. striped, streaky.<br />
Strtvmalm, m. lead <strong>and</strong> antimony.<br />
Strit, m. harvest-fly.<br />
SttOf, m. strophe.<br />
Stropp, m. strap.<br />
StrufPa, /. spout-cake.<br />
Sttumpa, /: stocking. - (Sttump)<br />
-banb, n. garter. -flitfetfPa, /. stocking<br />
-mender, -(litfa, f- knittingneedle.<br />
-^itfetfTa, /. stocking-knit-<br />
ter, -(Icl , m. stocking-loom. -Paf=<br />
rate, y». frame-knitter, stockingweaver,<br />
hosier, -pafrftt, n. stocking-manufactory.<br />
Struilt, m. trash, refuse.<br />
Strtipe,OT. throat. - (Sttup) -Ibuf'<br />
nib, n. larynx, -mynnttig, /. swallow,<br />
throat, -abet, m. jugular vein.<br />
StCUt, m. cornet, paper.<br />
Struts, m. ostrich,<br />
Sttutta, V. n. to slide, to slip.<br />
Stryf, n. blows, stripes, beating.<br />
SttyFa, V. a. & n. to stroke, to<br />
rub gently ; to iron ; to strike ; to<br />
play upon, to sljike ; to stioll<br />
about, to ramble. - taf lailfles , tlH*<br />
bafa, to back. - tneb arerna, to<br />
stop water. — af, to rub <strong>of</strong>l', to<br />
wipe <strong>of</strong>t'; to slip. - eftet , to hunt<br />
after. - ftam, to pass along, to run.<br />
- i, to put into. - igetlOttt, to pass<br />
through, to cross, to run through. -<br />
meb, to back; to waste, to be spent;<br />
to go <strong>of</strong>l"; to go to pot, to die. - ncb,<br />
to draw down. - em muiiuen , to<br />
wipe <strong>the</strong> moutli. - fmor pa t>rob,<br />
to spread bread with butler. - pa J<br />
Iiagjlt, to beat one, to trash one, -
©tu<br />
till) to strike, to hit. - up^j to draw ;<br />
to tuck up, to turu up. — utj to strike<br />
out, to dash out, to cross out; to<br />
spread; to smooth. - fip, f. r. to<br />
rub, to wipe one's self; to cut, to<br />
hitch, -tl&e, a. m -n^e vinb) a fair<br />
wind, -nii) s. n. strolling about,<br />
rambling. - ©ttyftlilig) /. stroking ;<br />
course, flight, direction, running, passage<br />
; ironing. - (Stryf) -batlb, n.<br />
head -baud, -jetllj n. box- iron,<br />
smoothing-iron. -trii, n. strike,<br />
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endeavour. - emot, to strive against.<br />
StratlJJ, m. string ; swath ; fibre ; Cl,imeut.<br />
Mtii fift pa famma -, to liai p<br />
always on <strong>the</strong> same string, -bro , /.<br />
—bra&e , ». small board on <strong>the</strong> neck<br />
<strong>of</strong> a violon. -itlflrunient , n. stringinstrument,<br />
-fpel, n. music <strong>of</strong> a<br />
siring - instrument, fatta -ar pa ett<br />
inflrumeiit, -a, f. n. to string, to<br />
string, to furnish with strings.<br />
Strattg, a. severe, strict, rigorous,<br />
austere, liard ; rigid, harsh ; violent,<br />
para - emet en, to be severe upon<br />
one. —t, ad. severely, rigorously,<br />
'<br />
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Strypa, p. a. to strangle, to throttle. -<br />
Stry^ninfl,/. strangulation. -Sttyp- strictly, fitta -t, to sit tight. -fly=<br />
fiuFfl) /. quinsy, squiuancj-, croup.<br />
©tea J n. straw; stalk, stem, btsga -<br />
tatibe, -fmalt, a. hard to melt, -a,<br />
1^. a. to press, to press liard ujson, to<br />
for nag<strong>of</strong>lj to impose upon one. dun, to straighten, -^et,/. severity,<br />
-blointUA) /. dryrot.<br />
rigour, austerity, strictness; incle-<br />
StraE, n. stroke, cut passage.<br />
; Striitta, /. water-parsnip. [mency.<br />
©tdfa, /. ripple, -y u. a. dn. to StrattOrt, /./>/. angelica, longwort.<br />
ripple ; to pass by in crowds.<br />
Stro, n. litter, -^alm, 7?2. litterstraw.<br />
Straff, m. fiddle-stick.<br />
Stro, f. a. - omFring eH. t4t, to<br />
Stralf, m. ray, beam. - (StrAl) -tryt^ strew, to scatter, to spread, —i^a ail'<br />
ning, f. refraction. -gtpS) n. ala- tnarfnittltar, sundry remarks. -tO'<br />
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bastrites. -frailS , m. -frotlfl , /.<br />
glory, -(left, m. actiuolite. - &tta=<br />
#a, -tcfa, /. sugarcaster; s<strong>and</strong>box.<br />
-{Je^S, -l^emman , n. simdry estates,<br />
fig, a. radiant.<br />
appurtenances, -moitt, n. scattered<br />
Strapiirlfl, /. pougle.<br />
clouds, -fanb, m. writing -s<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Strat, m. road, liighway, route. -t'6f' -jTrift,/. pamphlet, peiiodical -^viit-<br />
vartym. highwayman, pad. -t<strong>of</strong>veth ing. -fotfer, n. powdei-sugar. -viSy<br />
n. highway-robbery.<br />
ad. scatteringly, here <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong>re, dis-<br />
Stra*. i fuUt -, with full speed. persedly, up <strong>and</strong> down.<br />
Strata, /. extension, reach, stretch ; Str<strong>of</strong>Pa, f. n. to rove about in search<br />
chain, range, ridge ; T. stretcher, i cit <strong>of</strong> plunder. - CJUfri»IJ , to rove<br />
—, in one career. — , v. a. to stretch, about. - Str<strong>of</strong>peri, «. phmdering,<br />
i<br />
I to extend, to reach, to strain, to sprain. depredation.<br />
-geparjto lay down arms. - Strc*= Strom, w. river ; stream, ciurent; tor-<br />
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ninQyf. stretching, extension; direc- rent, folia ttteb -meit) to go with <strong>the</strong><br />
tion. - Stratfbar, a. extensible, -^ttj<br />
f.<br />
extensibility. - (Stratf) -t>eg, m.<br />
good board, -tatlf, m. rack. Ugga<br />
stream or tide, -brag, «. current,<br />
midstream, -fall, n. fall <strong>of</strong> a river;<br />
waterfall, cataract, -fara, /. bed <strong>of</strong><br />
|?a -tatlf , to put to <strong>the</strong> rack. -mu= a river. -0ol, -]{>t»irft>el , m. whirl-<br />
fPel, m. extensor, -fena, /. tendon. pool, -farlett,/". David Joues. -fatt=<br />
Straf, a. liarsh ; rough, coarse; * dif- tlitljj,/. <strong>the</strong> setting <strong>of</strong> cuireuts. -rat^^<br />
ficult, austere, -t lUtt, rough wine. teily n. river-water, -ma, v. n. to<br />
-\ity f. harshness, roughness ; auste- stream, to flow, -ma Iicb, to run<br />
StriifP*, /• stay, prop. [rity. down, -ma tin, to run in crowds, to<br />
StrafPfl, V. n. to strive, to struggle, to concur, -ma <strong>of</strong>per, to overrun, to
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overstream. -ti ad. i(t at - <strong>the</strong>r<br />
is a current. [ring.<br />
StromminB, m. a kind <strong>of</strong> small her-<br />
Stwbb) '«. a quilted petticoat ; stubble.<br />
-Bflrte, n. -flfer, m. mowed field.<br />
Stubb) "». stump <strong>of</strong> a tail. -fpanSjm.<br />
©tllbbe, m. stump, stub.<br />
etll*, Stutffltlir, wi. stuck.<br />
Stubent, m. student. -r08, /. scarlet<br />
lycliuis, Bristol nonesucb. - StubCtA)<br />
V. a. & n. to study, to prosecute one's<br />
studies. - pa) to meditate upon, -b,<br />
a. learned, scliolar. - ©hjberFflmm«=<br />
re) m. study. - Stu&ium, n. study. -<br />
@tubicr,/j/. studies, literature.<br />
6tn&f«, f. Stu^a.<br />
Stuf) '«. remnant.<br />
StufF, m. piece <strong>of</strong> ore.<br />
©tuflijfF, m. butt-scarf.<br />
©ttJftltngsf ilar) m.pl. canting-coins.<br />
Stufttingstris, «. st<strong>and</strong>ing-coins.<br />
)'. Stuft>a, Shiga.<br />
©tufffl) V. a. to stew; T. to stow. -<br />
lent, -ma fyilbet) unnatural sins.<br />
-\)etj /. dumbness, being mute.<br />
©tump) m. stump, end, bit. -ig, a.<br />
short, stubby.<br />
©tuttb) m. liour ; while, moment, ett<br />
liten - , a little while, pa -tn , flU<br />
Ipa-tXXt this moment, -et) tittlttte,<br />
leisure. -ligeili ad. every moment.<br />
— Ottt) ad. sometimes.<br />
©tup, ad. p^ -, tilted.<br />
Shipa, V. n. & a. to fall ; to tilt. -<br />
meb XXi'^ to scourge with rods, -nbf,<br />
a. sloping. - ©tupntng,/. falling,<br />
tilt, leaning forward. - Stupa, ad.<br />
sloping. - ©tupflotf, m. block.<br />
SturfF, a. refractory, untraclable, per-<br />
-<br />
Sty<br />
verse, -^et, /. obstinacy, stubborness.<br />
—as, V. d. to grow uutractable<br />
Stu#, m. posteriors, -ben, n, coccyx<br />
StU^i m. bound, rebound, -a, v. n<br />
to bound, to rebound, to start back<br />
to reflect ; to miscarry. — tib jiagct-<br />
dock; docked borse or dog; bob-tail, to hesitate at a thing. - upp , tc<br />
-fp^ttflg,
« oman. -as, v. d. -m pib, to abominate,<br />
-elfe,/. abhorrence, aversion,<br />
«trlta, /. stilt. [abomination.<br />
StVmpa, V. a. to mutilate, to curtail,<br />
to shorten.<br />
StympA&> a. T. dismembered.<br />
Stynipare, m. a good for nothing fel-<br />
Styng, f. Sting. [low, fumbler.<br />
Styr, \)AVi& - pa, to restrain, to check,<br />
to keep witliin bounds, j^attfl (l0 i -,<br />
to be quiet.<br />
6tyra, v. a. to govern, to direct, to<br />
guide, to manage; to steer; to rule,<br />
to control, to reigu, to sway ; to moderate.<br />
- rSI& meb t>al&, to repel<br />
force by force. - fig, v. r. to govern<br />
«ue's self. - (Styr) -berb , n. starboard.<br />
-bor^SPaft, m. starboard-<br />
director, -tnatl , m, mate. -maftS:<br />
f on(l, /. pilotage, navigation. -pin=<br />
ne J /n. tiller, -felj m. government,<br />
comm<strong>and</strong>, awe.<br />
Styrfa, /. vigour, stiength, might,<br />
energy ; support, comfort ; force. — ,<br />
V. a. to streng<strong>the</strong>n, to enforce, to<br />
confirm, to invigorate, to abet, to<br />
comfort. -nietJtfbel, restorative. -<br />
Styrft»CycE, m. cordial,<br />
Sta, t'. n. to st<strong>and</strong>, to stay ; to be stiff,<br />
to be straight ; to st<strong>and</strong>, to last, to become,<br />
to suit ; to suffer, to endure. —<br />
0^ fOfPa, to sleep st<strong>and</strong>ing. lata -<br />
, ;<br />
to let alone, to leave. - bety to st<strong>and</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong>re, fcet -c ej att univifa , <strong>the</strong>re<br />
is no avoiding it. - puffen , lo st<strong>and</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> shock. - fitt lirafF, f. S,iba. - af<br />
fig, to pall, to grow insipid. - l»t,<br />
to st<strong>and</strong>, to last ; to assist. - eftet, to<br />
compass , to covet ; to be inferioiu'<br />
to be set aside, lata - eftec, to postpone.<br />
- eittot, to lean against, to be<br />
against, to be opposite to ; to resist,<br />
to oppose; to withst<strong>and</strong>. - fafl, to<br />
st<strong>and</strong> fast , to persist , to persevere ;<br />
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to hold good. - ftatn, to jut, to st<strong>and</strong><br />
out. -fit J to answer for, to st<strong>and</strong><br />
to; to camp before; to fill up tlie<br />
place. -^06, to st<strong>and</strong> by, to be about,<br />
to be in one's power. - vUl 1}0S tia=<br />
gotl, to be in one's favour. - igen,<br />
to be shut, to keep sliut. - i^0|) , lo<br />
st<strong>and</strong> toge<strong>the</strong>r, to be joined. - ittlU,<br />
to st<strong>and</strong> within, —pa, to st<strong>and</strong> on,<br />
upon ; lo point to ; to insist upon. -<br />
pa fig, to st<strong>and</strong> one's ground. - till,<br />
to st<strong>and</strong> , to be ; l)utu -t bet till,<br />
1)0w do you do? - uttbet, to st<strong>and</strong><br />
under ; to be under <strong>the</strong> comm<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong>.<br />
- Uppi to st<strong>and</strong> up, to rise. - ut, to<br />
rise from. - nt^ to jut, to st<strong>and</strong> out,<br />
to swell ; to hold out, to bear. — jite,<br />
to be put out. - viiy to st<strong>and</strong> by, at<br />
watch. —e, n. helm, rudder. — elff, to st<strong>and</strong> to. - OfPEt, to be over ; to<br />
f. government, direction, manage- overUow. - fig, t.. r. - fig bra, to<br />
ment, guidance, administration. -e9= be in good circumstances. - fig trott,<br />
m«lt,"2. cliief, ruler, comm<strong>and</strong>er, to st<strong>and</strong> till one is tired. - itub tU.<br />
bru^gumme , to be married, -eti&e,<br />
n. st<strong>and</strong>ii]g; erection.<br />
Stal, n. steel, -artete, n. steelwork,<br />
-bafaj, a. -bafabtbrob, doughbaked<br />
bread grown liard. -fja&er, m. steelspring,<br />
-^aniffe, m. gantlet, -^at'-<br />
tar, m. pi. T. vairs. -fula, /. steel,<br />
martial ball, -fatta, v. a. to steel,<br />
-trab, m. iron -wire. -Pattett, ».<br />
chalybeate-water.<br />
StanS, n. st<strong>and</strong>, station ; state, stalk ;<br />
condition, situation, pass ; state, quality,<br />
class, rank ; order, state ; booth,<br />
stall, j^atta -, to make a st<strong>and</strong>, to<br />
post one's self. Para i - atty to be<br />
able to. \'i,tt&i—-y to put in order.<br />
af -, <strong>of</strong> higli rank, fa laga - pa, to<br />
legalize a possession, -bocrt, /. -8,<br />
m. ragwort, cankerweed. -brabant,<br />
Tra. halberdeer, -man, to. a cut mane,<br />
-pentlingar, m.pl. stall-money, stallage,<br />
-pere, m. dogstones. -qpartcr,<br />
n. camp ])itched, quarters. —ratt, m.<br />
martial court. -SperfOIl , m. gentleman,<br />
-ort, /. satiriou. -aftig, a.<br />
steadfast, constant, firm; resolute.<br />
-aEtifl^et,/. steadfastness, constancy.<br />
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-fltlbf) a. st<strong>and</strong>ing, lirm, stable, constant,<br />
-atty m. T. stamen.<br />
Stang, m. pole, staff, stake, bar,<br />
pearch ; T. topmast ; bar ; tliill, beam ;<br />
pearcli ; pole. J&aHa en -Elt) to bo<br />
a match for one. -betfel , «. curb-<br />
bridle, -cirfeljw. beamcompasses :<br />
T. circling-tools. -^a(1, m. tliillhorse.<br />
-jettl, n. bar-iron. -jfttIS'<br />
t»t;trttnflCe, m. forge-liammer. -ftllflj<br />
/. crossbar- sliot. -piffft , /. still<br />
hail-tail, -rillbare, m. T. top-rope.<br />
-tJinbarefltna,/. tackle for <strong>the</strong> top-<br />
SthlJiHi V. a. -9, V. d. to gore. [rope.<br />
StailfA) /. a large wooden can, b<strong>and</strong>kit,<br />
[blow.<br />
Stanfa, V. n. to pant, to puff <strong>and</strong><br />
Stat, m, state, pomp, slio-vr, magnificence,<br />
splendour. -^aUatej ni. governour<br />
; stadtliolder. -^aHerfFai?, «•<br />
government, prefecture. — lig, «. pompous,<br />
splendid, stately, magnificent,<br />
sumptuous.<br />
Statfftj f . a. to clip, to cut. - ens<br />
palje, to diminisli one's power.<br />
©ta&, n. anvil.<br />
Stvifefl, V. a. to put in order, to fit up,<br />
to clear, to sweep. - (Igj v. r. to<br />
trim one's self. -H Y)U{\>ui y cultivated<br />
genius. -St
i round.-<br />
eta<br />
shut up, to Lolt before. - tgen » to<br />
shut, to stop. - jifl inne, to shut<br />
one's seif up. - oiltf11110) to fence<br />
Stanflfd, n. dm. bar, boll,<br />
hedge, fence ; obstacle, gate.<br />
Stangel, m. stalk, stem; bai".<br />
\ Stanf iJ) V. a. £tn. to sprinkle, to scat-<br />
j ter. - Stanfbsrjle) m. sprinklingbrush.<br />
- StiiHfelfcf at) n. lioly-wa-<br />
ter-pot.<br />
StiicfA) V. a, to streng<strong>the</strong>n, to corroborate,<br />
to comfort; to confirm, to<br />
foi-tify; to encourage; to starch. —<br />
Stiicfelfe, /. starch, m -, powder<br />
©tattfl,/. stile. [blue, blue glass.<br />
Stot) n. prop ; stay, support, suppor-<br />
, ter, post, i - feeraf) by virtue tlicre<strong>of</strong>.<br />
- Sto^}(; > *". rt. to prop, to sup-<br />
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port, to stay, to lean. - ftfj Ctnct , to<br />
\ lean against. - (ifl |)A > to lean on ;<br />
to rest upon. - jig ri^j to rely upon.<br />
St<strong>of</strong>lt'tteC) m.pl. spatterdashes.<br />
St<strong>of</strong>varC) m. beagle, Ucet-hound.<br />
StOfPfl, m. boot. -Hoi) '«. boottrees,<br />
-fneft, m. jack, -fref ) m.<br />
f boot-book, -ffaft) n. leg <strong>of</strong> a boot<br />
. -jlrejjp)<br />
m. boot-strap.<br />
• 6t<strong>of</strong>) n. dust, fillh, diit. [:C.<br />
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©tcffl) V. a. «f , un&Ati) f. Sta^A af<br />
Stil&, w. <strong>the</strong>ft.<br />
StJUJare, w. caprimulgus (bird).<br />
Stop) «. snow <strong>and</strong> ice mixed with<br />
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sliock, to <strong>of</strong>lend, to affront, to disgust.<br />
- i trumpet) to soimd <strong>the</strong> trumpet.<br />
- nE&) to push down, to ram down,<br />
to baiter down. - OtJl) to beat again.<br />
- omfwO) to push down. - pA ) to<br />
push on, to hit against; to jog; to<br />
fall in with; to strike upon; to incline<br />
to ; to be somewhat ; to sa-<br />
vour- <strong>of</strong>. - |i{j PA) fib) <strong>of</strong>ret) to<br />
take <strong>of</strong>fence at, to be shocked at.<br />
- ttO) to join; to border upon, to<br />
confine upon, to join ; topusli, to jog.<br />
- titttAfA) to push back. - upp ) to<br />
push open. - ut) to thrust out, to<br />
push out. - ftfl) V. r. to hurt one's<br />
self. -9) V. d. to be thrusting ; to be<br />
pushing; to be butting at one ano<strong>the</strong>r.<br />
-nbe, a. shocking, <strong>of</strong>fending, disgusting.<br />
- Stett) a. i\i - <strong>of</strong>t>er tta*<br />
0Ot, to be <strong>of</strong>fended at a thing. - &t'6tel)<br />
/«. pestle, rammer, pounder,<br />
beater. - Stotejlen) m. hill <strong>of</strong> sc<strong>and</strong>al.<br />
- StotfFAlAt) 7n.pl. T. battens. -<br />
StcttAiJA, /. rolling tackle, [cheon.<br />
StottA) /. shore, prop, stay, stan-<br />
SubAltettl) m. iuferiour.<br />
SutttAljetA) f . a. to subtract. - Sill?'<br />
ttACtiOft) /. subtiaction.<br />
SucCAtirfJtob) n. ammunition-bread.<br />
Sui) m. sigh, groan. -A) v. «. to<br />
sigh, to gioan. -Atlj /. -AnbC) n.<br />
sighs, sighing.<br />
Sub) m. board.<br />
©topljus ) n. dipt c<strong>and</strong>le. - Stopflef) Su&AtC) m. sea-laces.<br />
/. casting-ladle. - Stop«) v. a. ft n. SubAOtt) /. glass-wort.<br />
to cast ; to steep ; to sink. — fal" ) to Subb) m. clout, rubber, -A) V. a. to<br />
steep corn. [pole. daub, to stain, to soil. -A wt) bft>er)<br />
Stcr, m. stake ; sturgeon, -fl) v. a. to to blot out, to efface, -art) m. dau-<br />
Storfl) V. a. to disturb, to inteiTupt.<br />
StortA) V. a. & n. to precipitate, to<br />
ber, -evi) n, soiling, sluttery. -i^)<br />
a. dauby.<br />
cast down; to ruin one ; to fall down SufploC) m. prompter, blower.<br />
dead. - jig i, to precipitate one's self Sug) /w. sucker, -putnp) /ra. aspiring<br />
into, to plunge into.<br />
pump. -rot)", absorbent vessel. ~
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SumaE, m. sumach.<br />
SummA, /. sum. i m -, to sum up<br />
all, shortly. -ttfFj a. summary. -<br />
Summetflj t'- a. to sum. [ncss.<br />
6ummel,«. negligence, slowness, dul-<br />
©lltnp) '" marsh; grounds. —batj m.<br />
wellboat. -ifl? a. marshy, moorish,<br />
swampy, oozy, wet. -isbtt^ /. oozlness,<br />
moistness.<br />
Suilij n. strait, sound, -et) tlie Sound.<br />
Sunb) o. wholesome, healthful : sound,<br />
healthy. -Uti f. wholesomeness<br />
soundness, healthfulness.<br />
Sunbtiilt, n. awning.<br />
Sxinfeii*, n, poop.<br />
©Ulltlfln, m. <strong>the</strong> south. - cftet ett.<br />
ifr«n> from <strong>the</strong> south, -v'iiet) n.<br />
south-wind.<br />
Sup) m. dram, draught. -brcbcC) m.<br />
pot-companion, -kg, -fflUfPap , n.<br />
drinking match. -luHflj /. drinking<br />
gossip, -pjfa, /. drinking-song, catch.<br />
-S , V. a. to drink ; to sup. -« (ip<br />
full) to get drunk. -anmaty m.<br />
spooumcat. -Atej Supilt) m. drunkard,<br />
fuddle-cffiJ. [cargo.<br />
Supcccfttg) SupcrcargcC) OT. super-<br />
Supp, m. agaric.<br />
Supplif) m. petition, supplication.<br />
Sut, a. acid, sour; sour, sullen. -<br />
pe&> green wood, -flbetl) sore legs.<br />
-4 00011, running or sore eyes, -bent,<br />
a. having legs full <strong>of</strong> running sores.<br />
-itunny Jti. well, mineralwater.<br />
-beg>m. leaven. -jaE, n. swell <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> sea, overflowing;<br />
agitation, flush, -is, m. ice<br />
congealed by <strong>the</strong> swelling <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
water. -fb«, n. proudflesh. -pSg,/.<br />
surge, a swelling sea. —a, v. n. to<br />
swell ; to flusli. -AOfPet, to overflow.<br />
Sp«Uin0, /. watcrplantain.<br />
SPfltttp , m. musliroom, toadstool;<br />
sponge, spunge. -aftig, a. spongy.<br />
-Fetfla,m. alcyonium. -jleffi, '".<br />
cynips, gall-fly. -fl(t0, v. r. lo glow<br />
spongy, -ig, a. spongy. ~iQ\)it, f.<br />
sponginess.<br />
©Pan, m. swan. -balf,»»- god-sound.<br />
•"iyxn-t n. sw<strong>and</strong>own, -baU, m.<br />
wan'sHcck; crane- neck <strong>of</strong> a coach;
T. dogstopper ; gooseneck.<br />
SrAttp, ad. flS i - , to Le in vogue.<br />
Spflnf , m. bend, inciirvation. -tOltj<br />
/. girdle-lea<strong>the</strong>r, -rycgig, a. dalebacked,<br />
s-way ; sadlebacked.<br />
Spans, m. tail, -tonj /. crupper.<br />
-fFruf, m. breeclipin, flange.<br />
Spat, n. answer, reply, plea, (la till<br />
—9, to be accountable. —sgot , a.<br />
warranted good. -I09 , a. at a loss<br />
for au answer, nonplussed. -Ottlslj<br />
n. defence, <strong>the</strong> defendant's reply.<br />
-SfFtift, /. plea, <strong>the</strong> defendant's answer.<br />
- SPfltflj V. n. to answer, to<br />
reply. - foc x'itif^t to plead. - emotj<br />
to answer to ; to be opposite to ; to<br />
be equal to. - fot EJtj to answer for<br />
one. - }Jfl, tin, to answer to.<br />
SPAtfpa, V. a. to turn, -te, m. turner.<br />
- (gpfltf) -jetrt, n. turner's chi-<br />
sel, -fonjl, /. art <strong>of</strong> turning, -ffif--<br />
Pfl, / potter's wheel, -jlol, m.<br />
la<strong>the</strong> ; turnbench.<br />
Spart,a.black;7'.sable. Ptfa - If A ^pitt,<br />
to show it under black <strong>and</strong> white, -a,<br />
lous, -fjtjfa, /. jealousy, -fmibe, n.<br />
black-work, -feppa, /. -fa&, «.<br />
broth made <strong>of</strong> tlie blood <strong>of</strong> geese.<br />
-tcl-t n. ebony. -\tt ) f. blackness.<br />
-na, v.n. to blacken, to grow black.<br />
Spa^a, V. n. to speak or write borabast,<br />
-te, m. one that lues high<br />
sounding words.<br />
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Spe^a, /. pain, smart.<br />
Speba, V. a. to singe.<br />
SpeHa, V. a. to set a tract <strong>of</strong> a forest<br />
on fire in order to sow in <strong>the</strong> ashes.<br />
-, s. f. -laiib , n. woodl<strong>and</strong> cleared<br />
<strong>of</strong> trees by setting <strong>the</strong>m on fire. -<br />
©Peiiern, n. bnming-iron.<br />
Speg, m. a gieeu bough.<br />
SpcE, n. guiJc, deceit, cheat.<br />
Spen, m. swain, a young man: page.<br />
-bartl^ n. a man child, -bem, m.<br />
virginity <strong>of</strong> a young man. -fla#, m.<br />
<strong>the</strong> third class'<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> swedisli noble-<br />
SpenfFa, /. grayfinch. [men, gentry.<br />
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feal <strong>of</strong> expectation, to balk; to faiJ,<br />
to flinch.<br />
[sou<strong>the</strong>rnwood.<br />
@t>iSe) m. threshold, -bobgrot) /.<br />
Spimmfli V. n. to swoon, to faint. -<br />
St>ttniltn0) /. swoon, swooning.<br />
SPttt) n. swine, hog, sow. -flfpclj m.<br />
breed <strong>of</strong> hogs, -aftifl, a. swinish,<br />
hoggish, -botji, m. bristle. -fenFal,<br />
TO. harestroug. -0149, n. viviparous<br />
polygony, small bistort, —^tt^t > m.<br />
swineherd. —^0 > m. hog's trough.<br />
-l>un^, TO. rascal. -]^U9> «. pigsty.<br />
-i|iet> n. hog's-seam. -f nytet, m.pl.<br />
harehoiind, allheal, -foppot) f- P^meakles.<br />
-moQa, /. goosefoot. -tot,<br />
/.viper's grass, -rygg, to. griskin,<br />
chine <strong>of</strong> pork, —jiff ) f. roast poik.<br />
-flta, f. -$US. -fyltfl,/. pickled pork.<br />
-fyCtij /• ciu-led dock, -t&tlg j to.<br />
ficulty, distress, hardship ; doubt, hesitation.<br />
gotA -ig^jetet, to start 01<br />
to make difficulties, mti -tg^etft,<br />
narrowly. -liflcn, ad. difficulty,<br />
hardly, sorely. -moHg, a. mel<br />
cholic, sad. -tnobifl]f>et, /. melancholy,<br />
anxiety, anguish.<br />
©PiifPa, f.«. to hover, to float, to<br />
fluctuate, to flutter, to soar, to tremble.<br />
- X ffltfl, to be in danger. - pa<br />
malet, to speak \vith a faltering accent.<br />
^et -t tnig pa tiingan, I have<br />
it at my tongue's end.<br />
©paBcrfFa, /. sister in law.<br />
©Palja, V. a. to swallow, to gorge. —<br />
©paljftfT, TO. fish <strong>of</strong> prey.<br />
©PaQa, V. n. to swell, to rise, to lloat,<br />
to grow turgid, -igen, il&op, to close<br />
by swelling.<br />
seaware bladdtrfucus.<br />
©Palt, TO. hunger, want <strong>of</strong> food.<br />
Spin^eI) TO. swimming <strong>of</strong> th« head, V. n. 6t a. to starve , to abstain from<br />
giddiness, dizziness.<br />
SPtngfl) V. a. to swing, to whirl. -<br />
food, -a i^jal, to starve to death.<br />
-ing, n. pata
swear to a thing. - jlfl tneil > to for-<br />
©riimt) m. swarm ; crowd. -4, v. n.<br />
to swarm; to riot; to fancy, to extravagate.<br />
-a omfrittfl, to rove about,<br />
-atf) ni. fanatic, visionary; reveller,<br />
rover ; rioter ; cracker, squib, -ett)<br />
n. fauatisui, revcry.<br />
©Piirta, /. black-duck.<br />
Sparta,/, blackness, blacking; T. ink.<br />
-, f. a. to blacken, -tl&e, n. *defa-<br />
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committee <strong>of</strong> surveyors, -ittti , m.<br />
horizon. -Ilftf, m. optic nerve.<br />
-XlunlU m. point <strong>of</strong> view. -PtHa, /.<br />
false show, illusion, -rinfel, /. op-<br />
tic angle, -a > v. a. to survey, to<br />
view, fo examine, -atlbe, n. -itlfl,<br />
f. visitation. — aSj v. d. to appear,<br />
to seem. t>il)a -aS, to want to appear.<br />
-C , fe t -C, to have <strong>the</strong> gift <strong>of</strong><br />
second sight, -lig, a. visible, appa-<br />
rent. -ligUt y f. visibility, visible-<br />
Synaflcga, /. sj-nagogue. [ness.<br />
Sy, V. a. to seTT. - fore, to stitch to. Syilb,/: sin. -afcetf, m. scapegoat.<br />
- flatfoirt, to do plainwork. -bafle, -bcfannflt'e, /. confession, -fall, «.<br />
m. sewing-frame, -bytta, /". tablc- <strong>the</strong> fall <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> first man. fleb, m. depin-cusliiou.<br />
-I>an&fFe, m. sailorluge, flood, -fct^ -los, a. sinless,<br />
palms, -nalj /. needle, -putigi w. -<strong>of</strong>fer, n. sin<strong>of</strong>tering. -a, f. n. to<br />
knitting- bag. -titig, m. thimble, sin. —atCy m. sinner, -tg, a. sinful,<br />
sewing-ring.<br />
wicked.<br />
Syft, m. south, -eit titt t)filen , south Synncrl^et, /. i-, ad. particularly,<br />
by west. -Ojlj m. south-east. e(ij especially. - Synnctlig, a. singular,<br />
south south-east. -t)C(lj m. south- particular, special, —en, ad. particuwest.<br />
—rin^, m. south-win J. —vatts, larly, especially.<br />
ad. south- ward. -lifl) «. soutlierly, Syta,/ acid, acidity, sourness, sharp-<br />
sou<strong>the</strong>rn.<br />
ness ; moistuess ; crudity; sorrel. —<br />
Sy^a, f . a. y. to heel, to seel.<br />
f. a. to sour, to leaven, -nbf, n. acid<br />
©yfta, V. n. to aim. - ^)a, to aim at; fermentation. — Sytltg, a. acetous,<br />
to refer to. - Styfttting, /. aiming sourish. —^rt,/". sourness, acetous-<br />
;<br />
aim, allusion. - Syfte, -Ectrt, n. Syten, /. lilach. [ness.<br />
sight, -mal) «. aim.<br />
SyrmafT, m. sea-woodlouse.<br />
Syftaj V. a. to wet <strong>the</strong> malt in <strong>the</strong> Sytfa, /. cricket.<br />
mashing- tub.<br />
SyfFotl, n. bro<strong>the</strong>r <strong>and</strong> sister, -batfl,<br />
©yl, m. awl. -gcas,n. archer. -flan= n. cousin-gei-man. -byte, n. cross-<br />
ba, /. camelfly. -Ott, /. awlwort. match, intermarriage.<br />
©yll, m. gioundsel, ground-plate. Syfltftg, s, c. second-cousin. [do.<br />
Sylt, n. -fafec, p/. preserves, fructs Sypla , V. n. bafpa att - , to have to<br />
preserved in sugar, -ai/. tripe. -fot= Sypla, /. business, task, occupation;<br />
tet » "I. pettitoes, -f al , f. Sutf al. employment, fimction, <strong>of</strong>fice, place. -<br />
-mangelffa* /. tripe-woman. -fa= Syplolcs, a. unemployed, idle, not<br />
fet^pl^ comfit. — 4> *". a. to pickle; busy, -lety f. leisure, idleness. -<br />
to preserve.<br />
(5yple) -matt, m. proctor, attorney,<br />
©yn, /. eyesight, vision ; face ; vision, manager. —^Utta , f . a. to occupy, to<br />
apparition; sight; survey, foc -9 busy, -fatta fig meb, to employ one<br />
frutt* to save appearances, -apel, m. self about, -fatta etl, to keep one<br />
optic axis, -bat, a. visible, appa- busy, to employ one. -fatttttftg , /.<br />
rent, conspicuous, e'S'ident. —b&tbttj occupation, business.<br />
f.<br />
visibleness. -ebom, m. declara- Syilet, /. sister, -batfl, «. <strong>the</strong> sister's<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> surveyors, -eitiatt, rti. sur- child, -bottec, /. niece, -fott, m.<br />
veyors. -vtiAti m. surveying-court. nephew. -paHinc , m. long smooth-<br />
,
704 es<br />
headed poppy, -ligj a. sisterly,<br />
©a, ad. a c. so, thus, as ; <strong>the</strong>n, all . . .<br />
as. - Att) insomuch that, so that. -<br />
bett middJiug, tolerably. - j^fltj thus.<br />
- itf r> not so, not over, -lebes y ad.<br />
&c. thus, iu this manner ; consequent-<br />
rting, /. frame <strong>of</strong> a saw. - ©AflA) v.<br />
a. to saw. -te> m. sawer, sawyer.<br />
©aiA, f. ©oIa.<br />
SAH)AnbfFe, m. h<strong>and</strong>lea<strong>the</strong>r. [sift.<br />
©an, n. riddle. -A, v. a. to riddle, to<br />
Sanfl, m. song, singing; hymn, -bat,<br />
a. cantable. -boE, /. psalmbook.<br />
-fagel, m. singing-bird, -gutiiniia,<br />
-mo, / muse. -fTolA, /. singiugschool.<br />
-fpel, n. lyric piece, opera.<br />
-flytfe, n. air. -Ate, m. singer, chan-<br />
ter. -etfFA, /. singer.<br />
SapA,/. s<strong>of</strong>t soap. - SapAftigja.<br />
soapy. - (Sap) -btuf, «. soaphouse.<br />
-0tA8, n. soapwort. -fjufcAre, m.<br />
soap-boiler. -ttAbj n. soap-berry.<br />
©Ar, a. sore. -, s. «. woiuid ; sore.<br />
-ebot, w. fine imposed upon one for<br />
an assault <strong>and</strong> battery. -emAljW. assault<br />
<strong>and</strong> battery, -febec, m. wound-<br />
Cever. -lAfAtlbe, a. vulnerary. -ve,t-<br />
><br />
©St, a. intimate.<br />
sat, «. 2'. joint.<br />
©Atf, m. liay-cock.<br />
©Atf, m. sack, bag. -bAnb, tti. bagstring.<br />
-bAtAte, m. sack- bearer.<br />
ly, -lunbaj ad. in this manner, thus,<br />
-lAf, m. socket -lichen. -haI, "<br />
c. as ; iu quality <strong>of</strong>. [ing.<br />
-PAf, m. sack-cloth, -a, f. a. to put<br />
down in a sack.<br />
©a, v.u. sow. -en&e,M. -bb,^. sow- ©Abj/. corn; seed, sperm. -e,/i.<br />
Sa, m. tub. -jtanfl, m. pole to carry sowing, seed. - (©abes) -Anb, /.<br />
©At, n. broth. [a tub on. sowing-time. -A]C , n. ear <strong>of</strong> corn.<br />
©AbAtl, a. sucli, <strong>the</strong> like.<br />
QaUija. full <strong>of</strong> shelliugs. - ©Afcot,<br />
-bAnb, n. garbe, slieaf. -bprg«<br />
nitlg, /. corn-harvest. -blafA , /.<br />
f. pi, sliellings.<br />
©Ag,/. saw. -ACttt) m. check <strong>of</strong> a<br />
spermatic vessel, —bob , f, grauavv.<br />
-btAflPtn, n. corn -br<strong>and</strong>y, -bjuri<br />
saw. -blAb, n. blade <strong>of</strong> a saw. -botf n. spermatic animalciJe. -ffytninjj,<br />
wj. jack. -brflbe> «. board. -fKTjm.<br />
-flU^A, f. -jletfcl. -formig, a. sawlike,<br />
serrated. -qPAtll, /. sawiug-<br />
f. gonorrhea. —g<strong>of</strong> , m. wry-neck.<br />
-flet, n. testicle, cod. -fACl, n.<br />
spermatic vessel. -ntAH, m. sower.<br />
mill. -[nitty m. sawdust, -jleffl, m. -mAfF, m. wevil, calender-mile.<br />
saw-fly. -^etf , m. a piece <strong>of</strong> tim- -mAtt, n. com-measiu-e. -pinb, m.<br />
ber to be sawn into boards, -(liitl- l<strong>of</strong>t, granary. -ratpPa , /. spermatic<br />
liquor, -'altt , m. cornfield. -AtlA,<br />
/. wagtail.<br />
©Af, /. rush, dubrush. -fpatf, m.<br />
reed-bunting, -ffart, m. small carex.<br />
-(ligAte, m. bogrush, sedge- warbler.<br />
©Affcret, /. spignel.<br />
©Aflig, a. slow <strong>and</strong> demure.<br />
©AfPenbom, m. savin.<br />
©AgA, V. a. to say, to tell, to spunk;<br />
to signify , to comm<strong>and</strong>. TAte fAgbt><br />
it may be, let so be. pS fagban bag,<br />
on <strong>the</strong> day appointed. - fig rata, lo<br />
pretend to be. - ftg fjflft, to follow<br />
<strong>of</strong> course, lata - fig, to take advice.<br />
fA tin -nbe, as one may say. Ut fagc«<br />
Att, it is said that. - eftet, to<br />
speak-after, to tell, to repeat. - fit,<br />
to tell one. - fec«t , to foretell , lo<br />
predict. - Ottt, to say to, to say <strong>of</strong>;<br />
to say over again, to repeat. - upp,<br />
to give warning. - ©Agett, ©agn, m.<br />
ten, n. arqucbusade-water, -a, v. a. tradition, hearsay, story.<br />
to wound, to hurt. -X^ia. sore. -HA, ©aJAte, OT. h<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong> a clock. -ttlApp,<br />
V. n. to grow sore, -nab, /. f. ©At.<br />
©Ssj m. sauce.<br />
m. beat <strong>of</strong> a clock or watch. -tAfiA,<br />
/. dial-plate.<br />
©Afom, c. as ; in quality <strong>of</strong>.<br />
©Afet, a. sure, lecurc, certain ; safe.
Cf - ?>Knb) from good h<strong>and</strong>s, -t,<br />
ad. surely, certainly. vet& -t, to know<br />
for certain. —^Ctf f. security, surely,<br />
assurance, safety. jlattA -l>et, to give<br />
bail or security. — ligettj ad. surely.<br />
6alg, SaIj, /. sallow.<br />
©fllJA, V. a. to sell, to vend, -re, m.<br />
seller. - Saljnittgj /. selling, sale. -<br />
sage. - (Sanbe) -bref, n. letter,<br />
epistle, -bub, n. envoy, ambassadour<br />
; messenger.<br />
Sang,/, bed. ga titt -«, to goto<br />
bed, -boljler, n. fea<strong>the</strong>r-bed. -trij'<br />
^e, n. bedside. -ta,Q6 , ad. bedtime.<br />
-l>alin, m. bedstraw. -feppa, /,<br />
valance. -lag, n. lying with one. -Ia=<br />
garc, m. bedfellow. -Iei>a, V- a. to<br />
accompany to bed. -liggan^e , a.<br />
confined to one's bed. -rum, n. bedplace<br />
; bedchamber, -(lalle, n. bed-<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong> - Engliih Did.<br />
Bat 705<br />
stead, -t'i&ti f. coverlet. -t^armarC)<br />
m. warming-pan.<br />
Sanf a, v. a. to sink, to plunge, to immerge,<br />
to immerse ; to lower. - Un,<br />
to lay <strong>the</strong> flax down to water. - f[g,<br />
V. r. to sink, to slope down. - ©anf<br />
©fllibflCja. vendible; venal, to be sold.<br />
Sall> a. blessed, liappy. -\)tiy f. bliss,<br />
happiness, felicity, blessedness.<br />
©Afla fig, V. r. - flip ifcop ell. tiflfam^<br />
man, to associate. - ning> /. sending, mespose. ^ (ig entot, to oppose. - fram,<br />
to set forth, to present, to propose.<br />
- ifran fig, to set dow^]. - igen, to<br />
close, to shut. — i^op, to set a quar-<br />
relling. ^ in', to put in , to put up ;<br />
to insert. - in penntngar t en f a^a,<br />
to lodge money in a cash. — ncb , to<br />
set down. - f[g neb- to sit down ; to<br />
settle in a place. - em, to set o<strong>the</strong>rwise,<br />
to change ; to transplant ; to set<br />
again. - till, to appoint, to put<br />
one to ; to bind one to ; to spend ; to<br />
lose. - tin alia (egel, to crowd on<br />
Yy<br />
=
706 &6d<br />
self, to place one's self; to settle.<br />
-nbC) n. Sattntng) / selling, planting,<br />
disposition ; composing ; settling.<br />
-te^ni. compositor, y. rammer. -<br />
(Sfltt) -bct&, n. T. washboard,<br />
-folf, m. gunstick. -plfltttfl, /. plant<br />
to be transplanted. —pSgacej m.<br />
sparketing.<br />
©OcEnebag)/". working-day, week-day.<br />
So&eri m. a ad. south, i -, toward<br />
<strong>the</strong> south, -t^afpet, n. <strong>the</strong> south-sea.<br />
-lanbetj «. ;j/. <strong>the</strong> south countries.<br />
~poUn-,m. <strong>the</strong> south-pole.- Sotlig,<br />
S<strong>of</strong>cta, a. soutliern.<br />
6<strong>of</strong>P«> V. a. to bring asleep, to lull<br />
asleep. — ttbfj a,, soporific, narcoti<<br />
S<strong>of</strong>a, V. a. to seek, to search; to<br />
to see ; to sue for, to put up for ;<br />
sue one upon ; to quest, matetl f<strong>of</strong>et<br />
mig, <strong>the</strong> meat rises in my stomacl<br />
- fltt, to endeavour to. - i^op, 1<br />
seek toge<strong>the</strong>r. - fig Oltt > to shift fc<br />
©Of<br />
-<br />
all <strong>the</strong> - titttftf a, to put in its V. a. to sew. -ttterfFfl, /. seamstre!<br />
place again. - uttbet<br />
?om,«. horse-nail. -flicEc, v. a.<br />
to sign. - tipp) to rais(<br />
prick in <strong>the</strong> shoeing.<br />
levy up ; to stake.<br />
; to raise, to draw<br />
- (Ig upp, to sit up. - Ig upp cmot,<br />
to be refractory to , to tevolt. - Ut,<br />
?OmiI, m. sleep, rest, nap. ga t -e<br />
to walk in one's sleep, -flf tig ,<br />
sleepy, dull, drowsy, sluggisli. -flf=<br />
to set out, to hang out; to express ;<br />
to hoist out ; to put in pawn ; to lodge ;<br />
to fix, to appoint. - ftg ut) to expose<br />
tig^)et, /. sleepiness, -brytf,<br />
sleepy draught. -gSttgare, m. noctambulo.<br />
-lo8, a. sleepless, restless,<br />
one's self. - ftt fynett pa eti, to fly -lostet,/. want <strong>of</strong> sleep, -fjuf , a.<br />
at one's face. - <strong>of</strong>pet) to put above, lethargic, -fjllf fl, /. letliargy. -ratlbrare,<br />
f. -gangsre. -patibring,/<br />
- bfPft) to cross; to pass one over. somnambulism. -ig,a. sleepy.droi<br />
- fig Offer ) to cross over; to scorn. Sonbag, m. sunday. -b<strong>of</strong>flaf; m.<br />
- |Ig> *" '• to sit down, to seat one's 'nical letter, sun day-letter.<br />
Sonber, i -, ad. broke, torn, tattered.<br />
i — , out — , separately, at a time, eti<br />
i -, one at a time. Ittet i -, a 1<br />
at a time, -brujletlja. burst asun<br />
-bruten, a. broke, -l-rytning, /<br />
breaking, ruj)ture, fracture, -bela, i<br />
a. to sever, to part, to anatomize, tc<br />
divide, -bcltlittg , /. severing,
Sot-<br />
6ot})I«j *>. a. &: n. to sup, to sip. tEaf«, 772. luft.<br />
Qot, a. sweet; agreeable, fair; dear. ttaft, n. taffety, lustring, -banb, 72.<br />
- fomn, sound sleep. -afttS) a. taffety-rib<strong>and</strong>.<br />
sweetish. -flfttgl^Ct, /. sweetisluiess. tEag, 72. stroke, hold, pull, drawing,<br />
-blemjier) n. camomil. -ebrob} n. un- touch. t)arfl t -it (om flfF) , to bite,<br />
leavened bread, -cbflgat) rn. azymes. to swallow.<br />
-Eumittj w. sweet cumin -br<strong>and</strong>y. ttaga, v. a. to take, to seize. - i for=<br />
-fAfCT) /. pi. sweet tilings, sweet- frar, to st<strong>and</strong> up for. -][)tt&et, bring<br />
meats, -fur, a. sweet <strong>and</strong> sour, -ip,<br />
a. unsound. — Ittflj /". sweet, sweet-<br />
it here, this way. - ffg mct-, to take<br />
food. - flf, V. a. to take oil", to clear<br />
ness, deliglitfuluess, pleasantness.—n to invite<br />
to a dance. -(igt»pp,to recover,<br />
to improve. - ur, to take out <strong>of</strong>. —<br />
Ut, to take out. - Ut fin ratt, to take<br />
one's due. — vHf to begin, — iHa pib<br />
fig, to be alarmed, to take on. - at<br />
fig, to take to one's self. - OfPer, to<br />
take over, - fig, v. r. to recover,<br />
Yy2
708 Z m. antipathcs.<br />
-fpamp, -ling, m. hydnum. -ig, a.<br />
prickly, full <strong>of</strong> sharp points.<br />
;Eaf, n. ro<strong>of</strong>; ceiling; hipro<strong>of</strong>, uilbet<br />
-, under cover, under shelter. -btOJjp,<br />
n. dropping <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> house-eaves ; dropping<br />
from <strong>the</strong> ceiling, -fot, m. eaves.<br />
-l»altn, m. thatch, -laf, m. gold<br />
wiry lichen. -lag, n. ro<strong>of</strong>, ro<strong>of</strong>ing.<br />
-lifl, m. cornice. -Ie(Ja, /. wallbromegrass.<br />
-Ii:gg«> v. a. to ro<strong>of</strong>,<br />
-l<strong>of</strong>, m. evergreen, -patina, /. tile.<br />
-pannot, /. /J^ hiptiles. -tesning,<br />
/. ro<strong>of</strong>ing, gable, -tanna, /. gutter.<br />
-fTtfer, m. slate. -fpattC, m. timber<br />
<strong>of</strong> a ro<strong>of</strong>, -fpan, m. shingle, -ftol, m.<br />
ridgelead. -tegel, n. tile. -tarfatC,<br />
m. tiler ; slater ; shingler ; thatcher.<br />
-a, V. a. to ro<strong>of</strong>.<br />
^afa, a. ind. - ^anbeCj depositary,<br />
garnishee, fatta i - (anber, to consign,<br />
to deposite a thing with one.<br />
XLatti m. time, measure, fomma Ut<br />
-en, to break time. ^aHa -, to keep<br />
time. -jltecE, n. bar.<br />
ttal,/z. speech, discouise, conversa-<br />
tion, talk ; report ; number. t>aQa ttt<br />
-, to make a speech, -btott, n. dia-<br />
lect, -foe, a. eloquent. -gafPa, /.<br />
faculty <strong>of</strong> speaking; eloquence, -fon^,<br />
/; rhetoric, -tnan, m. speaker, -rif,<br />
a. numerous, large, -tif^et, /• n«ra-<br />
hcr, numerosity, abundance. —fatt,<br />
II. way <strong>of</strong> speaking, plirase , expression,<br />
-ttangb^et, /. talkativeness. -<br />
tCaU, i'. a. to speak, to talk, to discourse<br />
; to make a speech ; to plead.<br />
- ftam od) ttttbaEa, to speak now<br />
so, tlicn otlierwise. - en nagot i<br />
(tnnet, to persuade by talking. - i tn<br />
faf, to plead a cause. - i rattet, to<br />
Zan<br />
talk in vain. - em, to speak, t<br />
over. - j)5, to find fault with. - til<br />
en, to speak to one. lagligcn till •<br />
en, to inform against, to go to lav<br />
witli. -<strong>of</strong>per, to speak <strong>of</strong>, total<br />
upon, -eptb, V. d. to discourse o<br />
speak toge<strong>the</strong>r, -n, /. action at law<br />
fotlora fin -n, to be nonsuited, fot<br />
-n cmot en, to plead against om<br />
-tc, m. speaker, talker.<br />
tEalang, m. talent.<br />
ZEalar, m. robe.<br />
tialent, m. talent.<br />
TEalg, m. tallow. -tacEa, /. titmousi<br />
— 0)te, m. great titmouse, coal-mousi<br />
tEalj'a, /. T. tackle. - (tlaV) -lep<<br />
re, m. tacklefall. -tej), n. laniard.<br />
^alf, m. tale.<br />
lattj/ipine; deal, red or yellow dei<br />
-barr, «. pine-leaves, -tit, m. pine<br />
grosbeak, <strong>the</strong> greatest bullfinch, -fot<br />
m. pine-cone, -jlrunt, m. youi<br />
shoots <strong>of</strong> pine. -tta(l, m. throstl<br />
-t>eb, w. deal, firwood. -Ott,/. yt<br />
low bird's-hcad. [sit<br />
tTatttif, 'w. plate, -flitfare, m. par?<br />
tEam, a. tame, domestic, -^et,/. tam«<br />
tiatnp, m. block, mass, [nes<br />
^ampet&agat, m. pi. embering.<br />
Tan6,/. tooth, fatan&ec, to bre<<br />
teeth. fFiira tanbet, to grind tl<br />
teeth. faHa tanbet, to shed<br />
teeth, tytfa ut en -, to draw a toot<br />
-t>or(le, 'n. toothbrush, -febec<br />
dentition-fever, -fattning, / ded(<br />
tition. -gniflan, /. gnashing <strong>of</strong> teet<br />
-grop, ni. -bylfa, / toothhol<br />
-gat^m. jaw-bone, -fctt, n. gu<br />
-laf are, m. dentist, -loo, a. too<br />
less, -ttytfel, w. forcers, -pcta^<br />
-petare, m. toothplcker. -pulreT;<br />
teethpowder. -fprifFning , /; dei<br />
tion. -tang, m. odontagre. -par<br />
m. toothache, -ort, /• tooth wo:<br />
bulbiferous coralwort. -a, f.<br />
jagg. —ning, /• dentition.<br />
ttangent, m. tangent: key.<br />
TCanfe, m. thought: opinion.<br />
,
pe tlai - cm crii to lessen one in <strong>the</strong><br />
esteem <strong>of</strong> ano<strong>the</strong>r, j^a tanfdtne tiUffltnmans,<br />
to have one's tJioughts<br />
about one. i tailfame, witlioiU<br />
thought, eftet min -, in my opinion.<br />
-bilt>, m. idea, fancy. -fnl>et, /.<br />
freedom <strong>of</strong> thoughts, -fwttja.thoughtful,<br />
pensive, contemplative. -fuU'<br />
^et, f. pensiveness. -foIjJ>, m, series<br />
<strong>of</strong> tlioughts. -Itaft, m. cogitative<br />
power, power <strong>of</strong> thinking. — loSj a.<br />
thoughtless, iwthinting, inconsiderate,<br />
careless. -los^et, /. thoughtlessness.<br />
-flut, n. syllogism, -fpttt^ j a. distracted,<br />
absent. -fptifcMbrtj /. distraction,<br />
-fpbfei n. fancy, whim,<br />
fantom. -(Itttfj «. break dash, mark<br />
<strong>of</strong> suspension. [ments.<br />
'Zanotff.pf. fibres, filaments, capilla-<br />
Z&pet,m. tapestry, hanging, carpet.<br />
bet at n^got J?a -en, <strong>the</strong>re is something<br />
on <strong>the</strong> anvil, -malatty m. tapestry-maker,<br />
-feta, f. a. to hang<br />
with tapestry, to paper; to carpet.<br />
-fetArejWi. paperhanger, upholsterer,<br />
-ferine /. tapesUy.<br />
tCflpp J m. faucet ; tap ; tenon ; h<strong>and</strong>ful,<br />
bottle, wisp. -t)al) n. faucet-<br />
hole ; mortise, —toli -y ad. by h<strong>and</strong>fuls.<br />
— t^Appat *'• "• to draw, to take<br />
from a cask. - blob af naflcn, to let<br />
one blood, to bleed one. - «f , to<br />
draw <strong>of</strong>i", to bottle <strong>of</strong>f. - i etl. pa,<br />
to fill up. - pa buteljet, to bottle.<br />
- pa en vMtn^HiQ , to tap one for<br />
<strong>the</strong> dropsy, -lit vatttnt to draw <strong>of</strong>f;<br />
to drain. - ttappa, v. a. to lose; to<br />
mortise, to join with a mortise.<br />
tCappet) a. valiant, brave, bold, courageous,<br />
intrepid, stout, -^et, f. valour,<br />
bravery, prowess.<br />
ZCappt. IJtfPa -, to give out, to yield.<br />
tlaptO, m. tattoo, taptow, retreat.<br />
tiata, /. tare.<br />
Ztatantel, m. tarantula.<br />
tCaCf, n. call, want, flora ftt -, to<br />
ease natiue, to do one's needs.<br />
^fltfUg, a. frugal, sparing, thrifty;<br />
ordinary, middling; competent. -\)tty<br />
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/. frugality, thriftiness, tlirift.<br />
tEarfra, v. n. to want. - tEorftJsr, /.<br />
pi. wants, necessities, dem<strong>and</strong>s, necessaries.<br />
[wear away,<br />
tlarga, v. a. to tear, to mangle, to<br />
tTarm, m. gut; pudding. -hta&-yn.<br />
hernia, -bar, n. wild liawtree. -gift,<br />
l'- -Vtib. -^inna, /. peritonium.<br />
— faj;etj n. mesentery. —lopp, n. enterocele.<br />
-lupcn, a. bursten. -mafF,<br />
m. intestinal worm, -nat, n. caul,<br />
-riinna, /. looseness <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> guts.<br />
-jirang, m. gut-string, -fatf, m.<br />
peritoneum. -pre& , n. iliac passion,<br />
tEafFa, /. small bag, mail, pouch,<br />
<strong>pocket</strong>. - (^af?) -bef , /. <strong>pocket</strong>book,<br />
-gras, n. shepherd's purse,<br />
-frafta, /. punger. -fpelnre, m.<br />
juggler, -fpeleri, n. juggle, slight <strong>of</strong><br />
^a^, m. paw. [h<strong>and</strong>.<br />
ttapla, V. n, to whisper, -re, m.<br />
whisperer, tell-tale.<br />
Haj:, /. tax. -era, v. a. to assess, to<br />
tax. -ering, /. taxation, assessment.<br />
tlajrling, m. cavj-.<br />
€etfen, n. sign, mark; sign, token,<br />
hint, appearance ; sign, phaenomenon ;<br />
T. sign, constellation. - 'Ziitwf.t v. a.<br />
to mark, to sign ;<br />
to draw, to design,<br />
to delineate; to sign. - ut , to point<br />
out, to distinguish by marks, -re, m.<br />
drawer. - tEecEning, /. dravidng, designing,<br />
forfla -en af nagot, sketch,<br />
design, outlines. - •Cetfnaty&are, m<br />
soothsayer, diviner, augur.<br />
Heg, m. a distinct pait <strong>of</strong> a cornfield<br />
or meadow. -fFifte, n. abuttal.<br />
ttegel, n. brick ; tile, -briif, n. brickyard,<br />
tile-yard. -brannarc,w. brickmaker,<br />
tiler, -form, m. brick- or tilemould,<br />
-farg, m. tile-colour, -jorb,<br />
/. brickearth. -laga, /. dryinghouse<br />
for bricks or tiles, -panna, /. tile,<br />
-flagare, m. brickmoulder, tiler.<br />
-^tWt m. brick, -taf , n. tiled ro<strong>of</strong>,<br />
-tatf are, m. tiler, -ugn , m. brick-<br />
kiln, tile-kiln.<br />
ttelefPep, «. telescope.
710 tCel<br />
ttelninQ) f. shoot, young twig.<br />
Xitlilety n. T. deal-board.<br />
tCi'mlig, ZimmdiQi a. pretty, well<br />
enough, tolerable. - tEemltflCn j ad.<br />
pretty, tolerably. - (loCj pretty big.<br />
- P«I, well enough.<br />
ZEfinpel, n. temple, -^ette, m. knight<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> temple, templar. [on.<br />
JCflltpel) m. loom to make figured stull's<br />
tHempetiJtnent,/?. temper, constitution,<br />
temperament. -tCetnpetatUt) m. temperature.<br />
- tiempetera) v. a. to tem-<br />
TEempO> «. motion, [per.<br />
leu, m. spindle; iron rod.<br />
treiiafcl, m. T. visorium.<br />
tCenliFfl, /. brass-nail.<br />
tLtnn > /i. tin, pewter. -afFa , /. tinashes,<br />
calx <strong>of</strong> tin. -H«&, -l<strong>of</strong>, n.<br />
tin-leaf, -fljutflte, m. pewnerer.<br />
-grufPA) /. stannary. [singer.<br />
tEenot, "J. tenour. -ijl , m. tcnourtEctm,w.<br />
technical term or expression.<br />
TTfttnittj m. term, stated time.<br />
ZEerpftitin, m. turpentine.<br />
tTerta^, m. terrace.<br />
XCettin, /^i. tureen.<br />
tEers, m. tierce ; tercet, a third.<br />
XCcjlj OT. test, tuft <strong>of</strong> hair.<br />
•^EeflfttnentC, «. testament, legacy, will.<br />
in fom fatt - , devisee, to utan att<br />
gcra -, to die intestate. - tje(lamen»<br />
tarifP, a. testamentary. - tEc|lamen«<br />
tita , t'. a. to give by will , to bequeath,<br />
to devise. - 'Zt^atot^ m.<br />
testator, devisour.<br />
TEefltfel, m. testicle, cod.<br />
tEeyt) m. text, -a, V. a. to engross, to<br />
write in imitation <strong>of</strong> print, -nitlg, /.<br />
iinitation <strong>of</strong> print, engrossment.<br />
tr^e,^J.<strong>the</strong>a. -ttatejn. tea-tray, -bu,<br />
«.bohea. -tefa>/. lea-canister, -fat,<br />
n. saucer, -vcttttl) n. tea, infusion<br />
^Itcatet, m. <strong>the</strong>atre, stage. [<strong>of</strong> lea.<br />
tTbeolog, m. <strong>the</strong>ologer. -t, /. <strong>the</strong>ology.<br />
ptOfe^OC i -ten, pr<strong>of</strong>essor <strong>of</strong> di-<br />
Zieotetifti a. tlieoretical. [vinity.<br />
•C^etiaf, m. treacle, <strong>the</strong>riaca.<br />
tH>f5, m. <strong>the</strong>sis.<br />
TEl)Or, m. Thor. -bott, «. thunder.<br />
^10<br />
-sbaUjm. thursday. -gmanab , m<br />
January. -gna#la, /. kernelwort.<br />
tH)ren, m. throne, -atfpinfl, m. nexheir<br />
to <strong>the</strong> crown, successor, -folib<br />
m. succession to <strong>the</strong> crown. -lejin<br />
1)tty f. <strong>the</strong> lime in which a throne i;<br />
^{)y, ad. & pr. i -, because.<br />
tEia, /. a tenth.<br />
^ibajl, m. mezereon, spurge-olive.<br />
Zx&Ai f. boletus.<br />
tEt&,OT. time, season, while, space<br />
leisure ; monthly terms ; age ; T. tide<br />
meb -en, in time. - cfter aniianj<br />
from time to time, unbet -en, uk<br />
while, i rattan -, iu due time, i<br />
i gob -, betimes, i - o4) » C-<br />
<strong>and</strong> out <strong>of</strong> season, i ffnom -, a<br />
convenient time, nu fot -en, no\<br />
days, ga Ut -en, to die. -5, '<br />
IbutU -9? at what time? ~i ni<br />
early enough. - {ZiU) -b<strong>of</strong>, /.<br />
chronicle, -foljb, m. period, succession<br />
<strong>of</strong> time, -brarf, n. period, aera<br />
epoch, -lag, n. beastliness, -langb,<br />
/. space <strong>of</strong> time, duration. - (tlib)<br />
— l<strong>of</strong>a , f. common meadow-sallVon.<br />
-niatare, m. chronometer, -punft,<br />
m. epoch, -tymb, m. space <strong>of</strong> time,<br />
-tafnate, m. chronologist. -taf=<br />
ning, /. chronology, -fftift, /. periodical<br />
writing, journal. -fpiHan,<br />
/. loss <strong>of</strong> time, -tale , ad. by intervals,<br />
sometimes. - (llibs) -forbtif,<br />
n. diversion, pastime, —et^y n. verb.<br />
Tlx'Of.y ad. f. (Pfta, tEibtgt. - libjg,<br />
a. early, timely, soon; early, forward<br />
; premature death ; timely, -t,<br />
ad. soon, early. - tlibning, /. <strong>new</strong>s,<br />
accoimt; <strong>new</strong>spaper, gazette. — gfFtif=<br />
race, m. gazetteer. - 'Zx^ty ad. - OfJ)<br />
efta, frequently, <strong>of</strong>ten.<br />
tltga, v.n.Xo be silent, to keep silence.<br />
- meb nagot, to conceal, to suppress,<br />
-nbe, a. silent, -nbf, »• silence, tacitimiity.<br />
tligec, m. tiger, -bagge, m. s<strong>and</strong>beetle,<br />
sparklee, cicindela. - tTigcinj<br />
na,/. tigress. - 'ligreta, v. a. to<br />
)
speckle. - ^tgrftilig , /. speckling,<br />
^iggfl, V. a. to beg, to ask alms. Qa<br />
C^ -) to beg from door to door. -<br />
om, to beg for. - ftp tiU. , to get by<br />
begging, -te, m. beggar. - (ZEiggar)<br />
-fiftig, a. beggarly. -fog&C , m.<br />
catcbpole. -faring j /. beggar-woman,<br />
-munf, m. mendicant. -Otbftt,<br />
m. order <strong>of</strong> mendicant friars. —patfj<br />
n. beggarly crew. -fPtift, /. supplication<br />
for alms, -jlflf , m. beggar's-<br />
stafl'. bringa tiQ -|l«f , to reduce to<br />
beggary. - Liggett, n. beggary.<br />
trif, /. bitch.<br />
'HiUiprp. to; till, at, by; more; in<br />
regard <strong>of</strong>. - oi> tnej, even. t>«ra —,<br />
to exist, ftotifl en - Bonung, to<br />
crown one king, fottl f)an at -, as he<br />
deserves. - fJ03, by sea. - fets, on<br />
foot. - fangS) abed, in bed.<br />
Q^inbaf a, ad. back, in return.<br />
ttxHbcbjaj f. a. to adore, to worship.<br />
— n>e, n. adoration, worship. —tCj m.<br />
adorer, admirer.<br />
ZiUbelf'itf n. apparatus, appertenance.<br />
ttillbjuba, V. a. to <strong>of</strong>fer.<br />
^itlblanba, v. a. to mix; to intermingle.<br />
- iinblan^ttingj/. mingling,<br />
mixtion. > [up.<br />
ZEiUbomma, v. a. to barricade, to ram<br />
tEtttbtinga , v. a. to bring to , to get ;<br />
to spend, to pass, -tx^enmeb naget,<br />
opass vith.<br />
tlinbub) n. <strong>of</strong>fer, proposal ; attempt,<br />
trinbygga, v. a. to build next. - iiDbyggna&><br />
/. additional building,<br />
^ihby ta, V. a. - fig, v. r. to get by<br />
tEinboca, v. n. to be fit, to become. -<br />
tTtttborligj a. due, proper, -en, ad.<br />
duly, properly, fitly.<br />
tEin^aiia, v. a. to form. - tCiUbfltting,<br />
/. formation, fashion.<br />
tCiUbela, V. a. to give one a share, to<br />
bestow; to distribute to. - tCinbeI=<br />
ning, /. bestowing, distribution,<br />
ttittbtaga fig, v. r. to happen, to come<br />
to pass.<br />
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trinbomma, v. a. to adjudge, to decree.<br />
tEtQcgna, v. a. to appropriate, to attribute,<br />
to assign. - nagon en b<strong>of</strong>,<br />
to dedicate a book to one. — fig, v. r.<br />
to claim or to anogate to one's self.<br />
-n,/. -nbe, n. ^iHcgnelfe, / claim,<br />
challenge, appropriation; dedication.<br />
^illegnelfcfTtift , /. epistle dedicatory,<br />
dedication.<br />
tlilletfanna, v. a. to adjudge.<br />
tEittfalla, v. n. to devolve, to fall to.<br />
tCittfirEt, m. refuge, shelter, recourse,<br />
taga fin - tVXt to liave recourse to,<br />
to take slielter or refuge in.<br />
tEittfiyta, v. n. to flow to. - tTiafiyt^<br />
tling, /. affluency.<br />
tttllfoga, V. a. - onbt, fFaba, to do<br />
one wrong or damage. — b, a. joinjed<br />
to, fastened to ; done.<br />
titttftebs, ad. satisfied, content, easy,<br />
quiet, ge fig -, to quiet one's self or<br />
to calm; to have patience, -flatla,<br />
V. a. to satisfy, to content, to appease ;<br />
to calm, to quiet, -flallflfe, /. com-<br />
fort, contentment, satisfaction.<br />
ttiQftifFna, v. n. to recover, to mend,<br />
to grow better.<br />
^iOftyi'a, V. n. to freeze, ttttfrnfen,<br />
frozen up or over. - ^tttfcysning, /.<br />
freezing, congelation.<br />
tliUftaga, v. a. to interrogate, to ask.<br />
— n, /. interrogation, inquiry, question.<br />
tEinfylleft, ad. enough, sufficiently,<br />
fully, completely, -gota , v. a. to<br />
satisfy, -gorelfe, /. satisfaction,<br />
atonement, expiation.<br />
HiBfaHe, n. occasion, opportimity, season,<br />
time, leisure; accident. t)ib — ,<br />
upon occasion, nyttja -, to lay hold<br />
<strong>of</strong> an opportunity, ge - till , to give<br />
an opportunity to. - tCittfaHig, a.<br />
casual, accidental, fortuitous, occasional,<br />
adventitious, -bet, /. accident,<br />
chance, casualty, -tfis, ad. accessorlly,<br />
by accident. [conduce.<br />
^illfota, V. a. to carry, to bring, to<br />
^iDfetene, ad. formerly, once, before<br />
this.<br />
^infoclitlig , tEtCfcclatlig , a. to be<br />
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depended upon, true, trusty. - Z-iU'<br />
fctlatllBcn, ad. truly, faitlifdly. -<br />
'ZiHf'6tUtligl>et, f. certainty, truth,<br />
tEiUfetertnflj f- a. to constitute, to ai<br />
point; to adjoin, -nitt'i. adjunctioi<br />
mUfim fifl, f. r. to trust to, to depend<br />
upon. - 'CillfStftgt » m. trust,<br />
reliance.<br />
liQfOtfel) m. supply <strong>of</strong> provisions,<br />
conveyance. affFiira -n ) to stop llic<br />
passage,<br />
iTi>ft) m, pardon; forgiveness. -<br />
tEillgifPa, v. a. to forgive one, tc<br />
pardon one a tiling. - XEtllflifren, a.<br />
forgiven ; affectionate, attached. -l>et)<br />
/; attachment, aflectiou.<br />
iCingjorb, a. affected.<br />
^iOgrepp) n. usurpation, seizwe, attempt;<br />
embezzlement. - tEilltfripa)<br />
. to 3: zzl«.<br />
^iKga, V. n. to happen, to com<br />
pass, to be, to be brought about.<br />
att — t to have resource <strong>of</strong>. —npj m.<br />
access, avenue, passage; stock, resource,<br />
expedient.<br />
ttingangltg, a. accessible, accostable.<br />
-tet) /. easy access.<br />
tEiHgotanfces ) t. ff. vih Iif»|lr«ff -,<br />
upon pain <strong>of</strong> dealli. [ready.<br />
^itlbfln&a, tCittl^anbs, ad. at h<strong>and</strong>,<br />
tCiH^fltiMfl , V. a. - jig nagot, to buy<br />
a thing. [means.<br />
trinbiel}?) ni. aid, assistence, help,<br />
tIiEt>opfl, ad. toge<strong>the</strong>r, jointly.<br />
iC»nbuttga> V. a. to roughhcw,to form.<br />
;Ctai>itt,«. haunt, abode, dwellingplace.<br />
\)A jitt -, to dwell, to stay.<br />
\)A (itt - pa, to fret]uent.<br />
"ZiVikiViCi i V. a. - m dtt gcra tt^got)<br />
to make one do a thing, to constrain.<br />
tCiH^atbfl, V. a. to inure, to harden.<br />
^in^oraj f . n. to belong to, to appertain<br />
to; to concern. - tTilUjOrtg, a.<br />
belonging to, relating. -t>rt»/. property,<br />
dcpendencj', appertenance.<br />
tCinfAttft, V. a. to call, to summon.<br />
— nbC) n. call, summons.<br />
^CiHEIippa j v. a. to cut out. - tCia=<br />
flippniiig, /. cut, cutting.<br />
tlinfcmtna , v. n. to come to ; to belong<br />
to. -n&e) a. future, to come, to<br />
be. - tiber, time to come, futurity. -<br />
tCittfommcn, a. come to ; risen, born.-<br />
^infemmelff,/. coming. -tCillfemfl,<br />
m. coming to, accessiou ; origin, birth.<br />
tEiHf on(lIa , v. a. to complicate, to<br />
embroil, to subtilize, -b, a. complicated,<br />
subtilized.<br />
ZiVitannc., ge -, linf annagifra, v. a.<br />
to make underst<strong>and</strong>, to make know,<br />
to declare. -gifran&e,«. notification,<br />
advice, declaration.<br />
tCiHaga) v. a. to prepare, to make<br />
ready, to dress, to cook.<br />
^iEifa, ad. togetlier, added to.<br />
^iQit> m. trust, reliance; applieatiou,<br />
recourse; dependence. — fl) v. a, to<br />
apply to, to liave recourse tu.<br />
tlillfriifa, /. greatest black woodpecker,<br />
[crowd.<br />
tlialopp, n. afflueuse; concourse,<br />
^inlytailbe, a. belonging to, appertaining<br />
to.<br />
TEiHIata) v. a. to permit, to allow, to<br />
admit, to suffer, to let, to indulge. -<br />
trittlatelfe , /. permission, leave,<br />
license, allowance.- 1ialatlig,a.<br />
allowable; allowed, permitted;<br />
law*ul.<br />
triQIagg>n. addition, supplement, appendice.<br />
-A) f • a. to add, to adjoin,<br />
to put to. - ZTtHIaggning , /. addition,<br />
adjoining; exaggeration.<br />
triniiJmpa, V. a. to apply. - ItHlatnpj<br />
njng, /. application. - TEiaiatttpIig,<br />
a. applicable. -l>et,/. applicableness.<br />
triniiirb) a, exercised, practised.<br />
TEittmiile > n. charge, reproach, impu-<br />
ttinmafFa, v. a. to mash. - ZiUm'i^ning,<br />
/; mashing; mash, malt-ground.<br />
tCiUmataj f. a. to measure unto.<br />
tEiatlflttlll, n. surname. [dense.<br />
tEiUpfltffl, V. a. to compress, to con-<br />
^tllpyjlta , '. a. to adorn ; to dirty,<br />
soil, to put into a sad condition.<br />
tEiQra> v. n. to roll, to trickle,<br />
ttiarcba, V. a. to prepare. - 1liHte-
Zil<br />
iel\< 1 *EiQtffiling > /. preparalionj<br />
tEinte&S) ad. ready, done, in order.<br />
tEiatuflning , /. preparation; equipping,<br />
[ficiency, competence.<br />
ZiVitaaiiS, a. sufficient, -^et, /. suftEtDriifna,<br />
*>. a. to impute. -nbCi n.<br />
^ills, arf. till. [imputation.<br />
tEtttfamtnane, nrf. toge<strong>the</strong>r, jointly.<br />
tliUfatS, m. ingredient ; allay; adjec-<br />
tion, appcndice ; addition, insertion,<br />
supplement, corollary.<br />
tEinff, v. a. to look after, to take oare.<br />
ttinfTattfa, v. a. - fig naijot, to usurp<br />
a tiling, to possess one's self <strong>of</strong> a thing.<br />
trttlfTs^JtJ) f. a. to form, to fashion, to<br />
shape. - V. r. to gesticulate. -<br />
^illfj«|)ni»g , /. formation, fashioning,<br />
fashion, shape.<br />
tEiUfFjwtfl) V. a. to contribute, to add. -<br />
liEfPottj «. contribution, addition;<br />
T. epiphysis.<br />
TEtQfPrift , /. address ; dedication. -<br />
^iafrdft>fl, f. a. to write to one; to<br />
add, to insert; to ascribe, to impute<br />
to, to owe to. - ttittlTtifning, /. ad-<br />
dition, insertion.<br />
tCiUfrrufrA, v. a. to screw up.<br />
liUfFytl^a, v. u. to occasion, to cause,<br />
^ittfpetfa, V. a. to point.<br />
tEiEfpartAj v. a. to barricade, to stop,<br />
littjloppa, V. a. to stop.<br />
tExB|iun&fl, V. a. to approach, to draw<br />
near, to draw on, to be at h<strong>and</strong>.<br />
-nbe> a. next.<br />
^Eiailytf fl, V. a. - ett ting, to persuade<br />
a thing to one; to advise, to move.<br />
—n-y f. persuasion, motion.<br />
triUjla, V. a. to own, to confess, to<br />
acknowledge; to admit, -tn^ty n.<br />
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acknowledgment, confession.<br />
tliBilan^, n. state, condition, ease, situation<br />
; permission, leave, licence.<br />
^ittilaSes, ad. present, at h<strong>and</strong>, by.<br />
Para - M&, to be present at, to as-<br />
sist at.<br />
ZEinilabja) v. a. to permit, to allow.<br />
trittjlaUaj V. a. dispose, to raise; to<br />
plot, to contrive. - en nagot, to deliver<br />
a thing to one. -te-» m. ordainer<br />
; machinator, plotter, author, in-<br />
stigator. - tEiajialb, a. factitious,<br />
false, contrived. - tEiOllallntng , /;<br />
disposition, preparatives ; ordination,<br />
order ; machination, contrivance, in-<br />
^tUjlanbig, a. due, belonging to.<br />
tXiniiangai v. a. to shut up, to stop up.<br />
ttitljlot, m. accident, symptom, -a, v.<br />
n. to occur, to concur, to arrive, to<br />
arrive, to happen ; to join to, to bor-<br />
tCittfrarja, v. a. to swear to.<br />
tEillfyn)/. inspection, superintendence,<br />
oversight.<br />
ZEiUfafla, v. a. to give notice, to<br />
annoimce, to tell, to notify, to bid,<br />
to enjoin ; to promise ; to allow. —<br />
tEiUfagclfe, /. advertisement, notification,<br />
order, summons ; injunction.<br />
-II, tCinfFynbcIfe, /. impulse, imita- tCtttfanbaj v. a. to send to.<br />
tion, instigation.<br />
tttttfattfl, v. a. to constitute, to create,<br />
tEiafTfltfl, V. a. to cut out. - ZiWit'- to appoint, to nominate ; to adjoin,<br />
niltflj /"• cutting out, cut.<br />
itiafluta, V. a. to shut, to close,<br />
to insert; to spend, to lose, to invest,<br />
to set up. - jitlfattning, /. adjoin-<br />
ttidflA) V. a. to settle, to assign.<br />
ing, addition, adjection; constituting,<br />
littflappaj v. a. to furnish, to give investing, nomination ; creation.<br />
out, to bestow,<br />
tEttttag, n. attempt; <strong>of</strong>fer, -fen, a.<br />
enterprising, bold, daring; impudent,<br />
-fen^et, /. enterprising spirit,<br />
assurance,<br />
boldness.<br />
confidence, impudence,<br />
tlitttaga, v. n. & a. to increase, to<br />
improve, to advance, -n^e, n, increasing,<br />
improvement.<br />
ttxtttal, n. reprim<strong>and</strong> ; accusation, -a,<br />
V. a. to reprim<strong>and</strong>, to accost, to address,<br />
laflltgen -, to sue at law.<br />
tCilltCO, V. a. to trust. - jig Attj to
714 Zil<br />
think one's self capable <strong>of</strong>.<br />
XLiUtt'abcii V. a. to enter upon, to<br />
mount to. - ^iHtta&e, n. entering<br />
upon, accession to ; access, liberty <strong>of</strong><br />
approaching. [use ill.<br />
ttintypa, V. a. to dirly, to foul; to<br />
tEiOPfirelfC) /. existence, being.<br />
^ittt>ecf«) V. a. to manufacture. -<br />
tCiQPCtfning, /. manufacturing ; manufacture.<br />
tEJttpinna, v. a. to gain, to acquire.<br />
tEtttPttfl, V. a. to charge upon, to impute,<br />
to reproach. - ^iQvitclfe j /.<br />
charge, imputation, reproach.<br />
tEittpattfl, f. a. - fig nSgot, to usurp<br />
a thing.<br />
tCint>ana , Zrillt)flnj« , v. a. to break,<br />
to accustom, to use to a thing.<br />
triapapa, v.a.xo increase. - ^iQpaj:*,<br />
m. increase. [to design.<br />
tCittamna, TCittacna, v. a. to intend,<br />
tlin<strong>of</strong>fl) V. a. to augment.<br />
tEima, t^. «. to happen, to come to pass.<br />
tEtmber, «. timber.<br />
tCimjatl, m. thyme.<br />
tlimlig, a. temporal, earthly, worldly.<br />
^»mme> m. hour. pS -en, instantly. -<br />
(trim) -0lA8, «. hourglass, -fien, m.<br />
sundial, -tflle, -t>i8, ad. hourly, by<br />
hours. -t>ifarc, wi. hoiu-h<strong>and</strong>, pin <strong>of</strong><br />
a dial ; style.<br />
tCimtner, «. timber. -arbetC, n. carpenter's<br />
work, -ffctts, /. float <strong>of</strong><br />
timber, -gefiiflj m. yourneymaucarpenter;<br />
Capricorn, goatchafer.<br />
-mAnsfonji,/. carpentery. -mi;|ifltC,<br />
?n. master carpenter. — fPo0, «t. wood<br />
<strong>of</strong> timber -trees. -(leE, /z. T. clovehitch.<br />
-IJetf , m. a piece <strong>of</strong> timber.<br />
-PerE, n. carpenter's work. - tEimtfl,<br />
V. a. to timber, to build w^ith timbi<br />
tEimotl»et=Btft8, n. Timothy-grass.<br />
tEitlfl) /• tub.<br />
tEinftj t'. a. «^ M. - upp, to thaw.<br />
^infctA, f. n. to glimmer.<br />
tCing, n. thing; assize. IjaHa -,<br />
hold tlie assizes. -9t«g j m. coiu<br />
day. - tlingtfl, f. ^SUfl ting.<br />
tlingc, f . a. to agree ; to bespeak, to<br />
engage. - |)S tlSgct, to bid <strong>the</strong> price<br />
for a thing. - tj|)y , to agree for <strong>the</strong><br />
tEingcfl, m. thing, machine.<br />
tEinffll, w. crude borax.<br />
tCinftur, OT. tincture.<br />
tEinne, m. tooth <strong>of</strong> harrow or rake.<br />
tintlAtliej <strong>the</strong> pinnacles.<br />
tCintlitig} m. temple,<br />
trio, a. ten. -bubbel,a. tenfold, -fdt,<br />
arf. ten times, tenfold, -^fltlba, «.<br />
ten different, ten sorts. -^Otnig, a.<br />
decagonal, -doming, m. decagon.<br />
-manningar, m.pl. decaudria. -tal,<br />
n. number ten. — atig , a. decennial,<br />
ten years old. - tTioilbe, a. tenth,<br />
-bcl, w. <strong>the</strong> tenth part.- tEicilfe,<br />
m. ti<strong>the</strong>. [Ihe pip.<br />
tEipp, m. tip, end, point, extremity;<br />
tEippa, «-•. n. to tip, to touch gently.<br />
^isbag, m. tuesday.<br />
tri^el, ^2. - o4) tfl#cl, chitchat. - Hih<br />
Ifl, V. n. to coax.<br />
tEijiel, W2. coach-pole, thistle. -fltlF,<br />
m. thistle-finch, goldfinch. [title.<br />
tritel, m. title, -blab , «. title-page,<br />
littA,
Cjo<br />
cirtg, /. service, -^jort, n. servant.<br />
-l08 J a. -without service, out <strong>of</strong> service,<br />
-man, m. <strong>of</strong>ecer. -fTylt'tg, a.<br />
liable to services, -f<strong>of</strong>«nbe, a. &: f.<br />
soliciting for a place, c<strong>and</strong>idate. —pil=<br />
Itg, f. -flftig.<br />
^Offel, m. slipper.<br />
TCjocE) a. thick, dense, gioss, close, ^OfS, m. tuft. -IaiEa,/. tufted lark.<br />
large, big. -t fIA^b, clo<strong>the</strong>d warm. •mo^A) -tit A) /. crested or juniper tit.<br />
^On '6,t -, she is big with child, -betl, tl<strong>of</strong>PAj/. matted hair. -, f. a.-ibop><br />
n. <strong>the</strong> calf <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> leg. -^et,/. thick- to mat. — figj c. r. to grow matted. —<br />
ness, closeness, density, grossness.<br />
-'^Ufmbi n. blockhead. -lef, m.<br />
thickness, bigness. - tljecEfl, /. foggy<br />
<strong>and</strong> hazy Avea<strong>the</strong>r at sea.<br />
ttjojt, n. score. \_i>. a. to te<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
tt)u5ietj n. te<strong>the</strong>r, tedder. - JEjllbtaj<br />
tCjuf , m. thief, -aftig, a. thievish,<br />
-flftifjl^et, /. thievishness. -baitb,<br />
n. gang <strong>of</strong> thieves, -gobs > «. stolen<br />
goods, -lyfta, /. dark lanthorn.<br />
-nv€el, m. picklock, -j)ejfe» "j.<br />
black-guard, -ffif, m. <strong>the</strong>ft. -fTytt,<br />
77Z. poacher, -fltecEj «. thievisli tiick.<br />
-(Iryfer, m. gallow-clapper. -rtflt,<br />
/• ttjUfPCti, n. <strong>the</strong>ft, thievery.<br />
tEJufraj V. a. to unleave, to strip <strong>of</strong><br />
Sjugaj / pitchfork. [leaves.<br />
tEjugc, a. twenty. - Ijugoiibej a.<br />
twentieth, -ttiugonbagen, <strong>the</strong> twentieth<br />
day <strong>of</strong> Christmas, -id-, m. <strong>the</strong><br />
twentieth part. - tIjligU) f. tEjuge.<br />
;EjUt, m. bull. -faJtntng, /: bullfighting.<br />
-I^ufpub) n. headstrong fellow,<br />
-pes ) OT. pizzle. -A, v.n.Xo<br />
look surly.<br />
tj^iuffi) «-. a. to enchant ; to fascinate, —<br />
tljusning) /. fascination,<br />
^jutj n. howl, yell; rumbling <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
guts. —A) V. n. to howl, to yell.<br />
tTiabet, m. woodgrouse, -i'ondy f.<br />
heath-pout, wild hen.<br />
ttiaQj n. tent ; hut, cottage.<br />
tEiiirfl, f . a. to tar. -, s. /, tar, liquid<br />
pitch. - (tEjiir) -Hom(ict, n. catchfly.<br />
-I>t(innflre> m. tarmanufacturer.<br />
-?)0f) n. tarwharf. -pytSj^. t<br />
bucket, -qPAJl, ttj. tarbrush, -ig;<br />
tTJAtft) n. pool, st<strong>and</strong>ing water.<br />
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tCC) m. ind. imhachelled flax,<br />
tEobAf) m. tobacco. -gHAb» n. tobacco-leave,<br />
-S^AttMAte) m. tobac-<br />
^obiS) m. launce, [conist.<br />
tt<strong>of</strong>, 77t. felt.<br />
tl<strong>of</strong>rtg, a, matted.<br />
tE<strong>of</strong>PCrbeya J /• sorceress, enchantress.<br />
log, TO. iron- wort.<br />
tE<strong>of</strong> , TO. fool, droll, idiot. -ftOttt,<br />
-gobjfl. easy, -fiitj a. doting, -Otfej<br />
n. foolish word. -pCAt> «. nonsense,<br />
-tolig, a. ridiculous, droll. -toIig=<br />
\)ety f. drollery. -Ai /. foolish woman.<br />
-AS) f . d. to joke, to play <strong>the</strong><br />
fool, -tg, a. foolish, simple, silly.<br />
-ig^et) /. foolishness, -tti^ n. fool-<br />
ery, drollery, folly.<br />
^olAg^ TO. town-dues.<br />
^Olf, a. twelve, -iubhtly a. twelvefold,<br />
-looming, -fAttt) m. dodecagon.<br />
-manningAtj to. pi. dodec<strong>and</strong>ria.<br />
-(tjcrtj to. creeper, woodpecker,<br />
-t, TO. dozen, -ttj a. twelfth,<br />
titt bet -te, twelfthly. -tebth "'• tl'e<br />
twelfth part. -PA, /. a twelfth.<br />
Zolft m. interpreter, -Aj v. a. to interprete<br />
, to txplicate ; to translate.<br />
-Ate, f, ttoIE. -ning, / interpretation,<br />
explication, traduction,<br />
ttem, TO. tome, volume.<br />
"lorn, a. empl^, void, vacant. -]&et,<br />
/. emptiness, vacancy. -J^Att^* a.<br />
cmptyh<strong>and</strong>ed,<br />
^ombA^j TO. tombac, pinchback.<br />
ttomling, to. wren, hedgesparrow.<br />
tEomt, TO, ground, place, craft, -gub«<br />
be, TO. hobgoblin, -Ottn, to, watersnake.<br />
— Oten, TO. />/, ground-rent,<br />
-A, v. a. to cultivate.<br />
tEotl, TO. tune, tone. ^aHa -, to play<br />
in tune. tAlA Ut eil l^og -, to talk in<br />
a l<strong>of</strong>ty str.iin. -Att, to. tune, -f<strong>of</strong>tfl,<br />
/. music, -tetfen, «. -rigt, m. actlepAS,<br />
TO. topaz. [cent.
716 vDop<br />
iEopp) I. done! agreed! well!<br />
^oppy m. piuiiaclc, top. ftan - titt<br />
t«> from top to toe. en - fotfeCj a<br />
loaf sugar. -UntAy f. lift, -fegel, «.<br />
tojisail. -tt^a) V. a. to ride, to domineer.<br />
-fJcEet) «. loaf-sugar, -a,<br />
V. a. to top. -a tatn«, to square tlie<br />
yards by <strong>the</strong> lifts.<br />
ttcrbagge, m. earthbeetlc. - ttot^yf^<br />
relj m. duagLeetle. [auk.<br />
ttorbfl) ZCocbmulai/. razorbill, muiTe,<br />
^etbyfrel, w. muck-worm.<br />
^etbon, /I. tliunder.<br />
^Otf> m. gazon, turf, peat, -batlf, m.<br />
turf-seat. -lifl» /". turfing spade. —t>a)<br />
y. turf, sod.<br />
tEocfttg^ a. poor, needy, indigent.<br />
-\)ttt /.want, need, necessity, indigence.<br />
^Otg) w. market, market-place, -bag)<br />
m. market-day. -matftiab, /. fair.<br />
-Ufln, m. kiln.<br />
^etn, m. toiig <strong>of</strong> a buckle.<br />
tEocni n. tower, turret; spire, steeple;<br />
rook, -fpita, /. spire, -ut) n. clock<br />
<strong>of</strong> a steeple. -PflftatC) w. watchman<br />
in a chuixh-steeple.<br />
^otnecs, V. «. to lilt, to just. - ilot:<br />
tlftin0) f. turnament, tilt, just, ca-<br />
tEornt m. knapsack. [rousel.<br />
tlotp) n. cottage, a little farm, -flte,<br />
m. cottager, peasant.<br />
tCotr> a. dry ; wtliered, dead, -a fan=<br />
ningen, <strong>the</strong> naked truth, -a (til,<br />
insipid style, -amma, /. drynurse.<br />
-fPobb) a. dryshod. -»rb > /n. dry<br />
<strong>and</strong> resinous fir-wood. —ratf j 'w.<br />
gout, rhumatism.<br />
tlorrafa, /. moth, beetle, tiny.<br />
tEcrsbag, m. thursday.<br />
•JIotfT, m. codling tlirush.<br />
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ZottAy f. tart.<br />
tEo(l, m. toast, -a, *». n. to toast.<br />
tEota, f. «. - Cftec, to endeavour to<br />
imitate.<br />
'Zotttj m. flax put up to be spun,<br />
^raf) n. trot, femma en pa -pen > to<br />
bring one upon <strong>the</strong> track. -Pa, v. n.<br />
to trot. -Pate, m. trotter. -Patlapp><br />
m. skipkennel.<br />
ZCrafPa, v. a. - pebj to pile up wood. -<br />
^rafPe, m. pile <strong>of</strong> wood,<br />
tiraflebt,/. tragedy. - ttCflSif?, a.<br />
tragical, tragic.<br />
— t)rt?) «. market-price, rate.<br />
tEtaft, m. tract, region,<br />
tltafta» f. n. - eftet, to aspire at, to<br />
covet, to pursue. —n>/. study, de-<br />
^orf a, /. drought, dry wea<strong>the</strong>r. -,<br />
V. a. to dry ; to wipe. — > f. «. — 8j tjtaftamente, n. board-wages ; treat-<br />
V. d. to dry, to grow dry. - af , to ment, entertainment. — tLtaHttXi. > v.<br />
wipe oil'. - bort, to evaporate, to a. to treat, to entertain. - 1raFtC=<br />
dry up. - i\)ipi to shrink, to shrivel. ting, f. treatment, entertainment. -<br />
- in Ot>ett, to swallow an affront. - tEtaFtOt, m. publican.<br />
tlotfning)/. di-ying, wiping. - (tTorf) ZEtaftat, m. treaty.<br />
-iutym. -flii&e)«. mop, clout. -la= ^tatt, m. T. roaring a catch, eftet<br />
id, /. drying-barn, -ttaffl) /. clout. gamla -en, according to <strong>the</strong> old tablature.<br />
-Ayv.a.^nAo roar a catch.<br />
tEtatt, m. -PCtf, n. gratings.<br />
tEtamp, m. -a, / treadle. -a» v. a.<br />
-a piy to tread, to trample upon, -a<br />
neb (f?Ot), to tread down, -lit'iiy n.<br />
knot-grass, -bjul, n. crane-wheel.<br />
tEtamjllFe, n. tramesilk. [trainy.<br />
TEtan, m. trainoil; blubber, -i^y a.<br />
tltana, /. crane. - (titan) -bat, n.<br />
craneberry. -attet, /. pi. craneberry.<br />
ZEtanspOtt, m. transport, carriage;<br />
carried over ; brought over ; endorsement,<br />
-febel, m. banknote. -fFepp,<br />
n. transport-ship, -ttiy " 'i- to<br />
-l>ulta» V. a. to drub, to bang. -ftfF, transport ; to endorse. —Ct y m, pan-<br />
m. dried fish. -\)tty /. dryness, -^ft, tagraphe.<br />
[trapp.<br />
u. hot <strong>and</strong> dry. -bejla,/. dry coiigli. tEtapp, -0a», /. bustard. -, m.<br />
-qpattSj m. iron ore with quartz. tEtappa* /. stair, a pair <strong>of</strong> stairs. -
(tTcapp) -lutfet, f. pi. T. ladderways,<br />
-flep) ". step <strong>of</strong> a pair <strong>of</strong><br />
stairs, -pis, ad. step by step.<br />
ZXAiA-, f. rag, tatter. - tEtaiiflj «. ragged,<br />
tattered.<br />
Ztaffai V. n. & a. to jog, to trudge;<br />
to thrash, to druL, to beat.<br />
tTra^el, n. ravelling, entangling. -<br />
Italia, V. a. - iljop, to entangle, to<br />
ravel. - tlrapUfl, a. entangled, -ifity<br />
f. entanglement. [drawer.<br />
ttra^cta, f. a. to draw. - tCra^ent,m.<br />
tEtAJi, m. blackbird, throstle.<br />
tlratt, /n. funnel, -binbfl, /. arbour- tErtangel, m. triangle.<br />
vine. -ItE, a. infundibuliform. -«, tlrifras, v. d. to thrive.<br />
V. a. to pour througli a funnel, to de- tirifttaf, n. backgammon.<br />
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tIrot9j n. spite, defiance. -, pa ett.<br />
tia -, in spite. - Icotffl, v. a. & n.<br />
to defy, to brave, to dare ; to brave. -<br />
Irotfig^ a. bold, daring, audacious,<br />
insolent. -l)et, /. insolence.<br />
tltottokj n. causey.<br />
tErottflcn, m. rich copper regulus.<br />
lErubiiA, V. a. to blimt. - tTrutbip) adisedged,<br />
blunt, obtuse. - t>infel,<br />
obtuse angle. - nafa , pugnose. -t<br />
ftJAt, blunt answer, -^et, /. blunt-<br />
iiess, obtuseness. - (tErubb) -lafi<br />
dier's lichen. -t>inf el , m. obtuse<br />
angle. -t>ittflt0, a. obtusangular<br />
tEnJ0, n. force, constraint, threat,<br />
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<strong>of</strong> faitli. -sbefannclfC, /. confession<br />
<strong>of</strong> faith. -9f0tt>«nfct, m. one <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
compulsiot<br />
force , to press, -a Af Cfl ttagJt j to<br />
same religion. -ilatAy f. doctrine <strong>of</strong><br />
faith, dogma. -viitbiQfa. credible,<br />
extort a thing from one. —a n^gjt<br />
pa fn J to press a thing upon one.<br />
true, veracious, faithful, genuine. -smal, n. compulsion.<br />
-Partiflljet) /• crediblencss, faithful- tCrumf, m. trump, -a, V. n. to trump.<br />
UtOfe, m. trophy. [ness, veracity. tIrumlA, lErmniA, v. n. & a. to beat<br />
tttott) n. goblin, hobgoblin, monster. <strong>the</strong> drum ; to beat, to drum. — j a. /.<br />
-h'dtj n. oneberry, herb-paris. -^ont)<br />
m. sorcery, witchcraft, magic, en-<br />
drum; sewer, conduit, sliore.- (itrutn)<br />
-tufrAj / roughfootcd dove. -\)inchantment,<br />
charm, spell. —gutbCj m. tlAj/. <strong>the</strong> tympan <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ear. -pinnt,<br />
corktumbler. -ftJtl) m. sorcerer, m. drumstick. -fPilinj n. <strong>the</strong> parch-<br />
wizard, enchanter, -fotlfl) /. magic, ment <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> drum, -flag, n. beat <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> black art. -f'otty n. byssus bom- drum, -flapate, m. drummer.<br />
bicina (plant). -lyftA, /. magic lan- ttrumpen, a. sull«n, sm\y, sow. -})tt,<br />
tern. -jjacEA) /. witch, liag, sorce- f.<br />
ress, enchantress. — fTottj n. disease<br />
sudden in its attack on cattle. -flail=<br />
J»(l, /. libella, adder-fly. -fniot, «.<br />
witchesbutter. -fpegcl, m. magic<br />
min-or. -(Iflf, m. magic w<strong>and</strong>, -jlen,<br />
m. fairy-stone. — fl ) *". n. to witch,<br />
to conjure. ~Zt\y n. sorcery, witclicraft.<br />
— jTj a. magic.<br />
tErotnpet, f. tEtumptt.<br />
JErepP) ni. troop ; company, set, crowd.<br />
-At, pi. troops, forces, -pis , ad. in<br />
troops. — a» V. n. to troop. — A Af><br />
to troop <strong>of</strong>f or away.<br />
tEtO# , ni. rope , coil ; baggage, -hotten,<br />
m. ceiling, -btatlfl, m. driver<br />
<strong>of</strong> a baggage-waggon, -fans, / fanion.<br />
-pojfe, m. black-boy. -PAgtl,<br />
m. baggage-waggon.<br />
sourness.<br />
ZCcuinpet, m. tmmptt; T. sheepshank.<br />
-fPatt, n. sound <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> trumpet,<br />
-tatfe, n. b<strong>and</strong>rol. -a, «•'. n. £t<br />
a. to sound <strong>the</strong> trumpet; to trumi)et.<br />
-a Ut, to trumpet forth, to divulge.<br />
-are, m. trumpeter. [players.<br />
titupp, m. en - fotnebtantet, a set <strong>of</strong><br />
^tUt, m. jaw, moutli, snout.<br />
tErutt, m. herring-gule.<br />
Hry, n. fly-lioneysuckle.<br />
tjrytf , n. press, print, ge ut pa -ft,<br />
to publish by <strong>the</strong> press, -fel, «. fault<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> printer; errata. -fcil)Ct, /.<br />
liberty <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> press. — fatg, m. printing-ink.<br />
-pappet, ". printing-paper.<br />
-pre#, m. piintJng-prcss. -ftJatta, f.<br />
-farg. - 'Q^rytfa, i'. a. to press, to<br />
squeeze ; to print ; to oppress, to press,<br />
to pinch. - af, to discliarge. - cftct,<br />
to print after, to pirate, -in, to<br />
squeeze in. - neb, to press down, to<br />
depress, to oppress. — pa , to press<br />
on, to press close to. -nbe, a. -nbe<br />
neb, pressing necessity, -te, '«.<br />
pressman; printer. - tCtytfe, n. trig-<br />
ger, tricker; latch. - tErytfning j /.<br />
squeeze, pressure, weight ; printing.<br />
trryffel, m. truffle.<br />
tErygg, a. secure, safe, sure; grave,<br />
serious. -})it^ f.<br />
security, safely,<br />
tranquillity; seriousness, calmness,<br />
cold blood. -A fig, V. r. tiU eO. rib,<br />
to trust to, to depend upon, -eligen.
-t J ad. safely , seriously, witli cold<br />
tEryiiej «• snout. [blood.<br />
tErytfl) V. n. to want, to fail.<br />
Zrkj V. n. f, S,hlQtA. -, a. t>atA -<br />
eftet tiagon, to hanker after one, to<br />
be fond or desirous <strong>of</strong> one.<br />
tEratfkj v. a. to baste, to tack.<br />
Ctat>)OT. thread; filament, fibre, -tflt)<br />
a. threadbare, -ferflgate, m. wiredraWer.<br />
-fctageti) «. wiredrawing.<br />
-Xl'^litan) n. clew <strong>of</strong> thread, -iit-, a.<br />
straight by <strong>the</strong> thread. -gan^C, /.<br />
end <strong>of</strong> thread. - tlra6igj a. fibrous,<br />
full <strong>of</strong> threads, -^et, /. fibres, fila-<br />
Tlta&a) V. a. to tread ; to trample.<br />
tirag, n. trough; maclra.<br />
tCtaf, n. a troublesome task, painfulness,<br />
tiresomeness, -a, v. n. to rub<br />
on, to tug, to drudge, -ig, a. tiresome,<br />
troublesome, wearisome.<br />
^Cana» v. n. to consume. - bctt) to<br />
dwindle away, to waste away. — bj<br />
/. languishment. - (tEtatt) -febct, m.<br />
lingering fever ; consumption, -fjuf<br />
a. consumptive. -fjuEaj /. consumption,<br />
atrophy.<br />
tTtang) a. tight, narrow, small, close,<br />
-t, ad. tight. -bc&ti, a. cramped foi<br />
room, -btojiab) a. asthmatic. -1^0=<br />
jligl^et, /. asthma. -\)ti^ f. tight-<br />
ness, nalTO\^^less, closeness, straitnesSj<br />
smallness. -]^<strong>of</strong>pab» a. incastelled.<br />
-mat J n. strait, distress, difficulty^<br />
shift. VA^A X -mal> to be in straits.<br />
Ira-, n. wood, timber, -aftig, a.<br />
woodlike, wooden, -belate, ". image<br />
<strong>of</strong> wood; *blockhead. -ben, n.<br />
wooden leg. -botf > m. jack, sawing<br />
tressel. -l^anbdj m. timber -trade.<br />
—^ajl, m. wooden horse. — f ol j «.<br />
charcoal. —faclj n. wooden utensils ;<br />
wooden vessel. -Itl«) /. woodlouse.<br />
-maffj m. timber-sow, wood-fretter.<br />
-|)irtne, m. wooden peg. -fafcf)<br />
f.pl. wooden furniture, lumber. — fTO;<br />
m. wooden shoe, clog, -fnitt, n<br />
wood-cut. -(lifate, -fni&are, m<br />
cutter in wood. -fpflt>ej w. T. spattle.<br />
:<br />
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spatula, -fyta,/. r. ligneous acid.<br />
-taOtif, m. trencher, -petf) -PetFCj<br />
-picEc, n. timber- work, -ig, f.<br />
-aftig.<br />
tEratf, m. turd, dung, excrement, -a,<br />
;<br />
V. n. to void excrements, -fling , f.<br />
evacuation <strong>of</strong> excrements, -ig > a.<br />
turdy.<br />
Zx'iii n. tree, -ffola* /. nurse-garden.<br />
- (Xxi) -fruf t) m. fruit <strong>of</strong> trees,<br />
-garj, m. garden. Iu(l -gatb, garden<br />
<strong>of</strong> pleasure, ftuft -gart> , orchard.<br />
foFe-gar&, kitchen-garden.<br />
-gacbsarbete, n. gardening. -gar&6»<br />
fnif, m. priuiing-knife. -gar&8lag»<br />
n. least s<strong>of</strong>t rush, -gat&smona, /.<br />
butterleaves, goldenlierb. -gatb8=<br />
mjelfa, /. clove-gilliflower. -garb9=<br />
maflare, m. gardener, -garbsffotfel,<br />
m. gardening, -gat&sff <strong>of</strong> e, n. scarecrow.<br />
-gar&SPayt, m. garden-ware,<br />
cultivated plant.<br />
"^ti^Ay V. a. fi n. to tread, to step. —<br />
emeHan, to interpose, to intervene. -<br />
fram, to advance. - till tit forbunb><br />
to accede to a treaty. - '^xi.'tiA-, v. a.<br />
to introduce, to thrust, to file, to run.<br />
-nalcn pa traien, to thread a needle.<br />
- Upp parlor, to string pearls. - en<br />
afer, to fallow, to plough up a fallow.<br />
- ITrabe, n. fallow. ligga i -,<br />
to lie fallow.<br />
tIrafFi m. r<strong>and</strong>om, hit, <strong>of</strong>i" h<strong>and</strong>. —<br />
tCraffa, v. a. to meet, to find ; to hit<br />
to draw to <strong>the</strong> life ; to come home<br />
to join battle. - i^op , to encounter,<br />
to meet with, -pa, to hit on, to<br />
light on. -9, V. d. to meet. - tEraff=<br />
ning,/. action, engagement, conflict.<br />
tCragm, a. assiduous, earnest; pressing<br />
; instant ; urgent ; importunate,<br />
close, arduous, -^tt, /. application ;<br />
importunity, solicitation.<br />
"ilrajart, 'n.burflag,burreed, reedgrass.<br />
tCrajon, /. fern.<br />
lEral, m. slave, bondman, thrall. -af=<br />
tig, a. slavish, servile, -aftig^et,<br />
/. servility, -^cm, m. slavery, servitude,<br />
thraldom, -fatttj a. toilsome.
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laliorious, tiresome. -A;<br />
o slave.<br />
lo drudge, to toil.<br />
ILtHUai f. spring-wheel.<br />
tEranflAj v. a., to throng, to press, to<br />
pinch ; to crowd. - fig emellan , to<br />
press between, amongst. - fig ftam,<br />
to press forward, to force one's way. -<br />
tgenom, -ftgigenom) to get through,<br />
to peuetiate, to press tlirough. — i^>o^JJ<br />
, to press toge<strong>the</strong>r. - jig in, to throng<br />
into, to penetrate. —9, v. d. to be<br />
piessing. -ribf, a. pressing, urging. -<br />
tTtangb) a. pressed ; having a motion<br />
lo slool. - tEraiigntng, /. thronging,<br />
pressing ; motion to stool. - tErftng=<br />
fel J m. throng, crowd, press; strait,<br />
narrow pass, defile, bringa tiagcn<br />
i —J to bring one to great straits.<br />
Ctiingtaj v. n. - eitet^ to long for,<br />
to lust after, -ttj /. great desire.<br />
tSriinjoti) n. f. tttflnbat, unfcer ^t*ti«.<br />
tttAfr, n. bog, fen, marsh, moor.<br />
tLtatat f- n- to quarrel, to wrangle,<br />
to scold. - pa en, to scold one. -,<br />
s. f. quarrel, contention, dispute, difference,<br />
wrangle, fray, brangle. -<br />
(tCrat) -^ryg, -girig, a. quarrelsome,<br />
-girigbet, /. quarrelsomeness,<br />
-fto, n. seed <strong>of</strong> dissension. - ZxitO-<br />
-bro>CC,w. adversary. - ^ciit|ftm,<br />
f. Itatgitig. ^ttataple, f. ttratfco.<br />
itrcg, a. slow, tardy, heavy, dull,<br />
loath, sorry. —Iftt^yf. slowness, tardiness,<br />
dulness, inertness. -Eoc&, -PU=<br />
Icn, a. somewhat slow, sluggish, tardy.<br />
-Iii(J,a. tedious, tiresome, -fntalt,<br />
tttOJ«, f. jacket. [o. indigestible.<br />
Ur<strong>of</strong>f, m. thrashed corn. -lege,w.<br />
barn, thrashing-floor, -ntfl^'i'' ) "»•<br />
thrashing-macliine. -Pflgn,7n. thrashing-wheel,<br />
-fl, t'. a. to thrash, -atf,<br />
UcbfPd, m. threshold, [m. thrasher.<br />
tttojl) m. comfort, coasolatiou. Pflt -,<br />
have a good heart, -ettef , n. consolatory<br />
letter, -full, a. consolatory,<br />
comfortable. -lc» , a. inconsolable,<br />
comfortless. -lo»tet, /. uncomfortablcness,<br />
sadness, despair, -tif , a.<br />
full <strong>of</strong> comfort, -a, v. a, to comfort,<br />
to console, -te, m. comforter , consoler,<br />
-ligen, ad. comfortably ; con-<br />
fidc2itly, tiustily.<br />
Zt'itt, a. weary, tired, fatigued, spent.<br />
-tet, /• weariness, lassitude, -fam,<br />
a. Wearisome, tiresome, tedious, dull.<br />
—iam^etf f. tiresomeness ; tediousness.<br />
-as, V. d. -na, v. n. - U|)J), to tire,<br />
to grow weary.<br />
lu, a. two. &da i -, mibt i -, to<br />
divide into two equal parts. g« i - ,<br />
tCub, m. tube. [decoy.<br />
Subba , V. a. to entice, to inveigle, to<br />
;iufF, m. tophus.<br />
tJufPa, /. molehill, little hillock. -<br />
tlufpig, «. full <strong>of</strong> molehills,<br />
lugga,/. a mouthful <strong>of</strong> meat cliewed,<br />
bite on. - fonSet, to chew to pieces. -<br />
(^ugg) -bup, m. chew <strong>of</strong> tobacco,<br />
quid. -mujTel, m. masseter.<br />
tEufan, m. toucan (bird).<br />
luft, m. discipline, correction, chastisement;<br />
bashfulness, decency, modesty.<br />
-t»u», n. house <strong>of</strong> correction,<br />
-omiillarf, m. corrector, chastiser. -a,<br />
V. a. to correct, to discipline, to<br />
chastise, -an, /. discipline, chastisement,<br />
correction, -ig, a. bashful, modest,<br />
chaste, pure, -ig^^et, /. modesty,<br />
tltllipan, m. tulip. [chastity.<br />
tlulfort, /: <strong>of</strong>ficinal swallow-wort.<br />
tTutl, m. custom, duty, toll, impost;<br />
customhouse, city-gate. lagga - 1?a<br />
t>arcr, to lay an impost or a duty on<br />
goods, -afgift, TO. duty, -arrcnbc,<br />
n. farm <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> customs, -bat, a. due<br />
to pay custom, -betjcnt, m. custom-<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficer, -fti, «. duty-free, toll-free,<br />
-ftibet,/. exemption from paying<br />
duty, -ferpaftare , m. farmer <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
customs, -fftpaltare, m, toll-ga<strong>the</strong>-<br />
rer. -t)il0 , n. customliouse. -fam*<br />
tnatr, m. custom-<strong>of</strong>fice, -fappc, m.<br />
multure, toll-disli. -n'iti '«. tollga<strong>the</strong>rer,<br />
publican. -ta):a,/. tarif.<br />
-umgaI^£t, m. pi. duties, customs.<br />
-pert, m. gate where toll is paid;
Zui<br />
city -gate, -febel , m. certificate,<br />
cocket. -fltifvate^m. clerk at a toll-<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice, -perf, n. <strong>the</strong> customs, -a, v.<br />
n. ft a. to pay duty, to pilfer; to<br />
tEllHe, m. T. tl.owl. [filch out.<br />
ttulpsti, f. tlulipan.<br />
ttuUs, V. n. to waddle, to doddle.<br />
^um, m. iiicli. -(locE, ?n. batteu, rule.<br />
-tfllS) ad. hy inches.<br />
tEumla, V. n. - omfiiB) <strong>of</strong>t>et anba?<br />
to tumble down. - fig, v. r. to roll<br />
one's self, -ttj m. tumbler ; porpus,<br />
porpoise, porpesse.<br />
tEutnlett, m. tumbler.<br />
lutnma, f . a. to tluimb.<br />
tCumtne, m. thumb. ]{>allfl -n pa <strong>of</strong>lAt<br />
pa en j to keep a check upon one. -<br />
tEumfTtUf, m. thummikins, thunib'sscrew.<br />
[<strong>the</strong>ater <strong>of</strong> war.<br />
tCutntttclpIate , m. wrestling- place,<br />
ttuinult, m. tumult, bustle, noise,<br />
ttimbet, n. tinder. [uproar.<br />
lunp} a. heavy, ponderous, dull,<br />
weighty; pr<strong>of</strong>ound, sound. Jjaflm<br />
lit -t, <strong>the</strong> horse jolts, -fota^, a.<br />
unwieldy, heavy, -^)atl^} a. lieavyh<strong>and</strong>ed.<br />
-jotb, -fpat,/. baryte calk,<br />
-fpat, m. heavy-spar. -«, /. burden<br />
; impost, tax.<br />
^EutiBa , /. tongue ; sole. - (tTung)<br />
-banb J n. <strong>the</strong> ligament <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> tongue.<br />
-l)afta, /. ancyloglossum.<br />
-Unfe, m. scolopendra. -emal,<br />
n. tongue, language, speech, -rotj /.<br />
<strong>the</strong> root <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> tongue, -fpeil i n.<br />
<strong>the</strong> s<strong>of</strong>t palate <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> mouth, uvula.<br />
-fpetSj m. <strong>the</strong> end <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> tongue. -<br />
-jletli m. glossopelra.<br />
Ilungel) m. moon. -fTifte, n. change<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> moon, lunation.<br />
Zunn-, a. thin. -\)tt, f. thinness,<br />
-fla^b, a. dressed thin. -fa&bj a.<br />
thin sown.<br />
ttuntlA) /. barrel, cask, en - gul^i<br />
a sum <strong>of</strong> 4166 1. 12 sh. - (^unil)<br />
-banb) «. hoop, -btnbate,<br />
hooper, cooper, -btanf > -feraUfl;<br />
grounds, dregs, lees. -lanb) «• swc<br />
acre. -teXiy ad. by barrels, by casks,<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong> - <strong>English</strong> Diet.<br />
Zv>z 721<br />
by tuns. -ttMy m. tunnel. - tEunrtaj<br />
V. a.- ividdy to tun beer.<br />
^unnboj, n. T. nunbuoy.<br />
tTupP) m. cock; weatlier-cock. -faft*<br />
ningj /. cockfight, -galb, m. cockcrowing,<br />
-fani) m. cock's -comb,<br />
crest, -fras, -fPaflg, n. cock's wattles,<br />
-fytfling, Tw. cockrel. -fpottp,<br />
OT. cock's spur.<br />
'^UtiAMy m. turban, tm-bant, turb<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Cure, m. en lujlig -, a droll, a merry<br />
fellow,<br />
tTurE^UfPub, «. moor's-head. - t£ur=<br />
fifF pappet) marbled paper.<br />
%Utlaiy m. turkois.<br />
tEurmalin, m. tourmaline.<br />
tCurfr, a. -A boner ) french beans,<br />
kidneybeans.<br />
Curturbufttfl, /. turtledove.<br />
Cufd), n. china-ink, indiau ink. -fl, v.<br />
to shade with china-ink, to wash.<br />
Cufen, a. thous<strong>and</strong>, -fce, a. thous<strong>and</strong>th.<br />
-, -fee, n. thous<strong>and</strong>, -ben,<br />
«. centipede, centipee, scolopendra ;<br />
chafed sennit, -tel, //z. <strong>the</strong> thous<strong>and</strong>th<br />
part. -fal&, -faI^ifl, a. -falfct, ad.<br />
thous<strong>and</strong> -fold, -gytten, n. lesser<br />
centaury, -fonfinar, m. cunning fellow,<br />
proteus. -fFon,/. common daisy.<br />
-tal, n. thous<strong>and</strong>, tlie number thous<strong>and</strong>.<br />
-tal8> ad. by tlious<strong>and</strong>. -acitt,<br />
a. millennial.<br />
CufFa, V. a. &. n. to barter, to truck.<br />
Cu^a, V. a.to bait, to comse, to chase,<br />
to hunt. - Ibuntar pa en, to set dogs<br />
on one. - tbop, to set at variance.<br />
Uutj m. point ; muzzle ; pipe ; speaking-tube.<br />
%\xiCyf. rag lapped about a sore finger.<br />
Cuta, V. n. to wind a horn, to blow<br />
tlutia, /. tutty. [a horn.<br />
tCwttancflO) n. tutanag,tutenag, spelter.<br />
tlutti, n. repicno.<br />
ttPCbett, n. two horses harnessed<br />
abreast. -t>a{jn, m. coach drawn by<br />
two horses. - (tEpe) -iiraflt, m. discord,<br />
dissensiou,vaiiance. -falb,-fal*<br />
&i5,a.tw<strong>of</strong>old. -gitcf.tCrenne. -flfle*<br />
^anfca, a. tw<strong>of</strong>old, double. -|fift,
722 Zvt<br />
a. Ligamist. -fltfte, n. bigamy, -l^uf-<br />
»flb, a. twolieaded, bicipital. -]&a0=<br />
fen, a. doubtful, hesitating, scrupulous,<br />
vata -^agfettj to be in suspense,<br />
-^flflfeillet, /. irresolution,<br />
hesitation, -l^'anb i a. having two<br />
h<strong>and</strong>s; both-h<strong>and</strong>ed, ambidextrous.<br />
-FlufPCtl, a. forked, bifid, -f l<strong>of</strong>t?ab)<br />
a. bisulcous, cloven-ho<strong>of</strong>ed. -fbnfl&j<br />
a. hermaphroditical. -fSuing , m.<br />
hermaphrodite, scrat. — fFiftti «•<br />
bipartition. -fptA? , n. ambilogy.<br />
-(ijert, m. earwig, -talan, /. cou-<br />
U-adiction. -talig, a. doubktongued.<br />
-ty^i0, a. equivocal, ambiguous,<br />
doubtful, double-meaning. -tyi>i0=<br />
})et) f. doublf-meaniug, equivocaluess,<br />
ambiguity, equivocation, ambiguousness.<br />
-apgjb, a. twoedged.<br />
ILvtfdy *' n. to liesitatc, to be in suspense,<br />
to be in doubt. — n, /• hesita-<br />
tion, suspense, scruple, uncertainty.<br />
-nbe, tEt>effam, a. doubtful, scrupulous,<br />
luicertain, liesitating.<br />
^t>et, a. thwart, transverse, -bjelfc,<br />
OT. transom, crossbeam, —brant, a.<br />
steep, -btabe, n. crossboaid. -fin-<br />
ger, n. a finger's breadth, -flojt, /.<br />
german flute, -flata , -grant , /.<br />
cross-street. -Ijanb , /• <strong>the</strong> breadth<br />
<strong>of</strong> a b<strong>and</strong>, -^et, /. cross, traverse.<br />
-^U0IJ> "• cross-cut. -Unity f. crossline,<br />
diagonal, -jjipa, /. fife, -fabel,<br />
m. side-saddle. -jTar, -fnttt , n.<br />
cross-cut, crucial incision ; diameter,<br />
-fla, m. cross-piece, -fiahia, p. n.<br />
to stop short. -(Ire*, n. dash, cross-<br />
line ; disappointment. -flytfc, fi.<br />
cross-piece, -tyflna, v- n. to be si-<br />
lent all at once, -a, '.a. -a en afer,<br />
breadth, pa -en, across, ath-n<br />
t>aga en ting pa -en, to take a thing<br />
in a wrong sense. -8 , ad. Yati e^<br />
-», higgledy-piggledy. -t, ad.<br />
aci-oss, athwart, crosswise: sliort, all<br />
at once, roundly, ga -t af, to break<br />
short <strong>of</strong>t", -t einet, riglit opposite.<br />
-t fete, across, atliwart. -t igenetn,<br />
Zva<br />
right through, -t em , on <strong>the</strong> contiary;<br />
coutrarily. - <strong>of</strong>per, athwart;<br />
opposite. [a pox upon Iiim.<br />
tlt>i, 1. pshaw, faugh. - rare t>onom,<br />
Crifla, f. n. to doubt, to question. -<br />
cm, pa, to question, to be in doubt<br />
<strong>of</strong>, to make doubt on, to despair <strong>of</strong>.<br />
-n, /. — nbe, n. doubt, question, scepticism,<br />
-re, m. sceptic, doubter. -<br />
^t>ift)el, «. doubt, -aftig, a. doubt-<br />
ful, dubious, sceptical, -gmal, n.<br />
doubt, question, scruple, trafla i -8»<br />
mal, to call in question. [gemini.<br />
ttriUing, m. twin, -arne, <strong>the</strong> twins,<br />
tTPtna, f • n. to languish, to pine away,<br />
to dwindle. - tlt>infct, m. consump-<br />
tion, phthisis.<br />
t£t>inga, «-. a. to force, to constrain:<br />
to restrain , to bridle , to subdue , to<br />
compel, to oblige. - fina begar, to<br />
bridle one's passions. — af, to extort.<br />
- pa, to force upon. - tarar ur ego=<br />
nen, to -^vring tears from <strong>the</strong> eyes. -<br />
^rungen , ^'fl'"'. forced, constrained,<br />
alTected, stifl'. - ttruiiget, ad. with<br />
affectation ; unwillingly.<br />
ttrinna, v. a. to twine, to twist, -re,<br />
m. twister. - ttpinntrab , m. twine<br />
thread.<br />
Zvintf m. merlin, blackbird.<br />
^ri(l, m. debate, dispute, cause ; controversy,<br />
contention, expostulation,<br />
-mal, n. civil cause, -a, '. n. to<br />
contest, to controvert, to dispute, to<br />
plead, to debate, to contend, to expostulate.<br />
— ig, a. litigious, questionable,<br />
disputable.<br />
^Eridguli', «. misled leaf.<br />
tErungen, f. unber tEringa.<br />
ZEt>a, f . a, to wash, to bailie. - llvApttiyparf.<br />
washed. - tEtagning, /<br />
ablution,<br />
ttra, a. two. -blabig, a. twoleaved,<br />
bipetalous. -belt, a. bipartite. -fe=<br />
tab, a. tw<strong>of</strong>ooted. -manningar, /«.<br />
pi. T. di<strong>and</strong>ria. -qpeba, /. didelph.<br />
-ilbig, a. with two sides, -fitflg, a.<br />
with two places. -fPrifpa, v. a. to<br />
double. -fPrifning, /. doubling.
Zva<br />
double letter. -(Iflfpig, a. having<br />
two syllables, -«^t'ig, a. bifurcated,<br />
-attg, a. biennial, -fl, /. a two.<br />
tlvaly m. hard soap, -fltiis, n. soapwort,<br />
-fulfl, /. soap-ball. -Icfc&cr,<br />
n. la<strong>the</strong>r, -patten » n. soapwater,<br />
suds. -A) V. a. to rub with soap, -d<br />
titt nagoil, to reprim<strong>and</strong> one.<br />
tiranij, n. constraint, force, compulsion,<br />
restriction. JaHa i -, to keep<br />
in subjection, -slanj n. forced loan.<br />
-smebcl) n. means <strong>of</strong> constraint.<br />
-Stattj m. riglit <strong>of</strong> compulsion.<br />
Jlpat) a. cross, unfriendly, rude,<br />
rough, -bjelffj m. cross-beam. -pi=<br />
pa, /. fife. -Ptgg, m. a surly fellow.<br />
-t, ac?. unfriendly, rudely.<br />
%vltty m. washing, wash, -bftljfl, /.<br />
washtub. — ffltj M. washbowl, basin.<br />
-fflt^n. washtub ; montetli. -fla&ftj<br />
/z. ^^. linen. -Pattfllj n. washwater.<br />
-fl, c. a. to wasli, to ba<strong>the</strong>. -erfFfl,<br />
y. laundress, washer-woman.<br />
;ry, c. for.<br />
^y#i!) V. K. to think, to fancy. - om,<br />
to like, to relisli, to be fond <strong>of</strong>. - Oltt<br />
fig, to be proud <strong>of</strong> one's self. - (J)m=<br />
tytft, part, beloved, in favour. -<br />
tEycEae, v. d. to seem, to appear. -<br />
^ytfe, n. liking, liumour, taste ;<br />
opi-<br />
nion, fancy ; air, resemblance, fftttfl<br />
- for tiagon, to take a fancy, rata i<br />
ett9 -, to be to one's taste or liking.<br />
eftft mitt -, in my opinion, gobt -,<br />
an engaging countenance. ]^a - «f<br />
tiagen, to resemble one. - tEytfmv^<br />
tfettj a. peevish, pettish.<br />
^ybaj V. a. to explain, to construe, to<br />
expound. - tEy&Iig, a. plain, evident,<br />
clear, apparent, manifest, explicit,<br />
perspicuous, -^et, /. evidence,<br />
clearness, perspicuity, manifestness. —<br />
ttybning, /. explication.<br />
Ityg, n. tackling, gear; furniture;<br />
stuff; trash. -IjU8 j ". arsenal, armory<br />
; magazine, -tliafiate, m. master<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ordnance, -ttytfflte , WJ. who<br />
figures stuff.<br />
^lygelj m. rein. l^aDfl en i -> to keep<br />
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one in awe. -fti, -Io0j a. unrestrained,<br />
licentious, -frjl^ct, -los^jet,<br />
f. licentiousness. - tCygla, '. a. to<br />
bridle, to curb,<br />
tlynaj f . «. to languish, to dwndle<br />
tEynga, v. a. & n. to charge, to burden;<br />
to weigli. fomnen tynger tnig,<br />
I am heavy with sleep. - neb > to<br />
weigh down. - tTyngb, /. heaviness,<br />
gravity, weight, -fraft, /. power<br />
<strong>of</strong> gravity. -funFt, m. centre <strong>of</strong><br />
gravity.<br />
TEyrann > m. tyrant, -i , n. tyranny,<br />
-ifera, v. a. to tyrannise, -iff, a.<br />
tyrannical, tyrannic, tyrannous.<br />
tEyre, n. hairball.<br />
lyfFa atta - J to keep close or secret. - ,<br />
ac?. still, quietly, s<strong>of</strong>t. -, r. hush.<br />
to hush, to quiet, -a muMtitn pa en,<br />
to stop one's mouth. -})it, f. silence,<br />
secrecy. -Ifjctseb, m. oath <strong>of</strong> secrecy,<br />
i -]&et J in secrecy. lefpa i -l>et, to<br />
live in retirement. tegtafPaen J -^et,<br />
to bury one with privacy, -laten, a.<br />
<strong>of</strong> few words, silent; close, discreet;<br />
tacit. -Iatent)et , /. taciturnity, se-<br />
crecy, silence, -na, v. n. -MR af, to<br />
become silent, to be silent, to be struck<br />
dumb, -nabj /. secrecy, silence, ett<br />
tort -nab, a short pause.<br />
'^at ad. f. 2)a.<br />
^a, m. toe. ga pa -, to walk on tiptoe.<br />
-VdttAj f. cap. -(lota, f. a.<br />
^ag,m. rush. -, n. rope, cable, flata<br />
-, T. to clear <strong>the</strong> hawse, -(loppare,<br />
-perf e, m. ringropes. faitlvis flaget<br />
-Ptrfe, cahlelace cordage, -jlunip,<br />
m. <strong>the</strong> end <strong>of</strong> a rope, -petf, n. cordage.<br />
tEag, n. expedition, march, -orbnttipi<br />
/. <strong>the</strong> order <strong>of</strong> a march, ga eftt'r<br />
-erbning, to go slowly on ->•< , v.<br />
n. to march.<br />
^«5«)/- filament, fibre; tear; hackled
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flax. - ZAgiS, a. full <strong>of</strong> niamcnls o<br />
fibres.<br />
fLaSliSj a. si<br />
tt4gn«, f . n<br />
to relaxate.<br />
V, tardy, lingring, dull.<br />
stretch, to give way.<br />
^alat V. a. to suffer, to abide, to endure,<br />
to tolerate, to bear; to admit.<br />
- en fFymf) to <strong>pocket</strong> an affront.<br />
tears, fSKa -at) to slied tears, -flflel,<br />
m. weeping-fistula. -flaiTa> /• lachrymatory,<br />
-fortel, m. lachrymal<br />
gl<strong>and</strong>, -punft, m. lachrymal point,<br />
-fatf, m. lachrymal sack. -a», f. d.<br />
l)an - i ogottcrt) liis eyes water.<br />
ZiH, / toad.<br />
Z-Aty m. str<strong>and</strong>, tTi-ist, filament. Fent=<br />
ma pa -eti, to hit. bet at gob - i<br />
l^Onont) he has a good disposition <strong>of</strong><br />
ZrAteU m. hair-grass. [mind.<br />
TCatf) a. agreeable, pretty, charming,<br />
ciu-ious. pota ^Pab (Bubi -t at,<br />
to do what is right in <strong>the</strong> eyes<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Lord. -\>
nitlQi m. money to live on. - 'Catfot,<br />
m. consumption.<br />
"fLittt&t f. h<strong>and</strong>maid ; tern.<br />
tlStntflg, m. dice ; cube, inkflb t -At)<br />
checkered. fTatrt i -at , to cut into<br />
small square pieces, -fottntg) a. cubiform.<br />
-FappC) m. dice-box. -ffljl^<br />
n. cast at dice. -fpel> «. play at dice.<br />
-fpelare) w. dicer.<br />
tC«|le, «. buck's-thorn.<br />
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tEiitj a. close, tight, thick, solid;<br />
tight ; warm ; frequent , quick<br />
hard, massy, compact, en - fatl, a<br />
warm man. — Xiatt-) ad. close, frequently<br />
; close by. - betobt Unb , a<br />
coimtry well peopled. fFtift>fl - j to<br />
write close. - eftet, close after. -<br />
it^OP) close toge<strong>the</strong>r. — tfltetj close<br />
by. - ttatgtaSy n. butterwort. -<br />
tt4tl)Ct,/. tightness, closeness, thickness,<br />
solidity. -ttatfl, v.a. to tighten.<br />
tIStna, V. n. to grow tight.<br />
tEatting) m. sparrow.<br />
tCo,/J.thaw, thawing wea<strong>the</strong>r. -Hftfl,<br />
m. thaw-wind. -t>«bftj n. thawing<br />
wea<strong>the</strong>r, -fl, v. n. to thaw.<br />
Z'6ittn,n. fog, mist. - 'C<strong>of</strong>fniSj a.<br />
foggy, hazy, misty.<br />
tl<strong>of</strong>Pti) V. n. to stay, to tarry.<br />
TEog, m. line <strong>of</strong> a dragnet.<br />
^cja> f. a. to stretcli, to give way. -<br />
ttojanfcr) m. <strong>the</strong> small bower.<br />
2^olp> m. awkward fellow, clown,<br />
-nftip} a. awk-ward, clownish, -af;<br />
tigljet, /. awkwardness.<br />
ttont) m. rein; beard (<strong>of</strong>fish).<br />
tTomma, v. a. to void, to empty, to<br />
evacuate, to drain, to teem.<br />
trbra, V. n. jag tot ell. tit'be fomma,<br />
1 may perhaps come. i«t t'it ^Stlbfl)<br />
it may happen.<br />
tEoriJSj f . rf. to dare, to ventiue.<br />
ZCoreboIt, «. raft.<br />
tEorel,m. twirling-stick; euphorbium.-<br />
tCotliSj f . a. to twirl.<br />
tEecne, «. thorn. - {Z'itn) -bufFe, m.<br />
biiar; rose-bush, -fiitt, -10, a.<br />
thorny, prickly. -frOftfl, /. crown <strong>of</strong><br />
thorns. -t05j /. rose; province-<br />
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rose. -fTfltftj /. redbacked shrike.<br />
-tagg, m. prickle <strong>of</strong> a briar.<br />
tEorft, m. thirst, -fl, v. «. to thirst, to<br />
be dry. -a eftet tldgot, to thirst for<br />
or after a thing, -ig, a. tliirsty, dry.<br />
"(loii f. lass, gi-l.<br />
Ubb, m. point, prick. -«r> />^. edging,<br />
narrow laces. -^t>A#, a. sharp pointed.<br />
-»gi a- jagged. -^)et, /. jaggedness.<br />
Ubba, a. odd, not even, fpela jemttt<br />
0d> -J to play at even <strong>and</strong> odd.<br />
Ubbe, m. point, cape, promontory.<br />
Uf, m, eagle-owl. [ship about,<br />
Ugl«, / owl. fSnga -, T. to b.ing a<br />
Ugn, m. oven, furnace. -i\)o.\f n.<br />
-smun, w. oven-mouth, -gtflffl^ /.<br />
oven-rake, coal-rake. -8f0pfl,/.oveiibesum.<br />
-9f})a&t, /n. baker's peel.<br />
Ulf, m. wolf.<br />
UQ, /. wool, -gacn, n. woUen yarn.<br />
-^Atlbel, m. dealing in wool, -fflm,<br />
m. woolcard. -ffltrtmflte, m. woolcarder,<br />
-fay, /. sheepshears. -jlrunts<br />
pot) /. />/. yarnstockings. -tA'^fif , m.<br />
a lock <strong>of</strong> wool, -ig, a. woolly,<br />
Ulfpegel, m. droll. [fleecy.<br />
Umbtfl, /. umbre.<br />
Utnbata> v. a. to spare, to do without,<br />
to be without. - Umbatlig, a. dispensable,<br />
-^etj y. superlluousness.<br />
Umgae, v. d. - met, to converse, to<br />
keep company with, to behave.<br />
Umgaltet, m. pi. dues.<br />
UtngaDfl, V. a. to suffer for, to pay for.<br />
Umgattge, n. conversation , keeping <strong>of</strong><br />
company. - Umgartgfam, a. sociable,<br />
conversable. -\)ttt f. sociableness,<br />
conversableness, popularity.<br />
Unfean, prp. & ad. out <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> way,<br />
aside, away, from <strong>of</strong>f. — , i. away.<br />
-at^tta-, V. a. to work out. -bebjfl,<br />
V. a. - jig nagot, to excuse one's self<br />
from a tiling, -fctaga, f . a. to withdraw,<br />
to deprive <strong>of</strong>, to decline, to refuse,<br />
to sprink. -btagning, /. withdrawing,<br />
declining, avoiding. -giot&,<br />
u. done, -gottima, v. a. to conceal.
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to hide, to put away, to suppress.<br />
-t0^jfl> f. a. to remove, to put away,<br />
to put aside. ~fti£aj v. a. to put out<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> way, to hide, to conceal. -tfl{J,<br />
n. exception, reverse, clause. -tAflfl)<br />
V. a. to except, to exempt; to take<br />
away, to reserve.<br />
except, save.<br />
—tagflfl^C) prp.<br />
tinbet) n. wonder, miracle, prodigy,<br />
strange thing ; admiration. -tflf)<br />
-fuDj a. wondrous, marvellous,<br />
strange, wonderful, -florflflbe) a.<br />
miraculous. -lig) a. strange, odd, surprising<br />
; wonderful; unaccountaWe;<br />
perverse ; humorsome, odd. -Iip{>et,<br />
/.strangeness, -{am-) a. wondering,<br />
astonished. —fflm^ft) f. amazement,<br />
wonder, admiration. -jTott , a. admirably<br />
fair, -fyil, /. miraculous<br />
\'ision. -trail) n. palra-christ. -ViVfi<br />
n. miracle, wonder. - Utttra, *'. n.<br />
to wonder , to admire, —pay OfPftj<br />
^o wonder at. -tl, /. wonder, admiration,<br />
-nsrarbj a. wonderful.<br />
Unitt^prp. under, beneath, below,<br />
underneath ; by ; under ; during,<br />
while, at. -tfllflttg, m. deficici<br />
-befiil, n. subaltern <strong>of</strong>ficers in<br />
army. -bctjenin0) /. subaltern c<br />
cers, lower <strong>of</strong>ficers, -tetjetlt, m.<br />
feriour <strong>of</strong>ficer, underservant. -bjclfcj<br />
m. summer beam ; architrave. — fclA=<br />
fa, f . a. to foment, -buf) m. underbelly,<br />
-byggfl, V. a. to underpin;<br />
to build from beneath, -bygflb<br />
pal -byggb t (iubietj well grounded<br />
in learinng. -tyflgtiab, /. founda-<br />
tion, basis ; prop, support; Icarnii<br />
-byyer, /./)/. drawers. -ba>bfl,f.<br />
to iniderlay. -babbiting j /. undi<br />
laying, -bfla > v. a. to subdivide.<br />
-belning,/. subdivision, -bomate,<br />
m. inferiour judge, -bomfiol, m.<br />
feriour court, lower court. — bfitttfl) a.<br />
subject; submissive, liumble. —iatttgt,<br />
-banigfl, ad. submissive<br />
most humbly. -battt0bft) / subj(<br />
t!on, submission, -fobct, ". linii<br />
-gcpatjrt. sword <strong>and</strong> bayonet, efpet^<br />
.<br />
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0$ -gCPatj arms <strong>and</strong> accoutrement,<br />
-pifpen, a. submiss, subject, pata<br />
Ell -gifpeil, to submit to one. -gif=<br />
PCnljet,/. submission, compliance,<br />
acquiescence, resignation, submissiveness.<br />
»-•. -griifpa) a. to undermine,<br />
to sap, to underwork. —gubj m. inferiour<br />
god. -ga) f. a. & n. to undergo,<br />
to suffer, -gatigj TH. ruin,<br />
fate, destruction. -bafPAtlbt) a. & s<br />
subaltern, inferiour, dependent, subordinate,<br />
-bait) m. base st<strong>and</strong>ard.<br />
—\j&X\'(!y ad. luiderh<strong>and</strong>j cl<strong>and</strong>estinely,<br />
-banbia) v. n. to negotiate, to treat,<br />
-batlblare) m. negotiator, intermediator,<br />
-banblmg, /. negotiati<br />
treaty, mediation, -bjflpa) *'. a<br />
second, to supply, to facilitate, -bus<br />
fet) n. <strong>the</strong> house <strong>of</strong> commons. -baO,<br />
n. maintenance, subsistance, support,<br />
annuity, pension, -battaj v. a. to<br />
maintain, to sustain, to keep, to noiu"-<br />
ish, to feed, to find, to cherish, to cultivate,<br />
-jorblflj a. subterraneous,<br />
-fajia) V. a. to submit, to subject, to<br />
comply. -faflclff) /. subjection,<br />
submission, yielding, -fjertel, m<br />
undercoat, -flabft) m. pi. waistcoa<br />
<strong>and</strong> breeches, -fonutig) m. tributary<br />
king. -fufPa) V. a. to subdue<br />
to conquer. -fufPatC) m. subducr,<br />
conqueror, -fuiinig) a. - em liaflot)<br />
informed <strong>of</strong> a thing, -faft, -faf, m.<br />
lower jaw. -lag, n. groundwork,<br />
underlayer. -lagsbjelfej m. summer<br />
beam. -Iif) n. abdomen. -liggailbf)<br />
-lybanbe) a. subject to, belonging to,<br />
lying under. —lata) f . a. to omit, to<br />
neglect, to fail, to forbear, to miss, to<br />
help. -lagga) v. a. to underlay,<br />
-lagga fig) v. r. to subdue, to subdue,<br />
to subject. -lagfeU) a. inferiour.<br />
-lagfeiibet) /• inferiority. -lapp) m.<br />
netlier-lip, under lip, lower lip. -I'itAUtm.<br />
underteecher, usher. -latta)<br />
V. a. to lighten, to lift; to help, to<br />
facilitate. -lattning) /• alleviation,<br />
facilitation, help. —Itial) n. tare,<br />
-<strong>of</strong>ficer) m. under<strong>of</strong>Ccer. -pfltlt, m.
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pawn, pledge, gage. -(jPift*) v. a.<br />
-fll=<br />
Iflte, m. deputy governour. -finttA, Utlbflif })A, V. a. to escape, to gel <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
'. a. to submit, to refer a thing to. Unbfattfl, v. a. to relieve, to succour,<br />
-(laHtting, /. reference, -flob , n.<br />
support, help, assistance, subsidy.<br />
-flo5fl, V. a. to underprop, to support,<br />
to second, to relieve, -fatflte,<br />
-fate, m. subject, -fatlig, a. becoming<br />
a subject, loyal. -f«lja, f. a.<br />
to undersell, to sell cheaper than.<br />
-fatfig, a. set in <strong>the</strong> body, square,<br />
strong built, athletic. —f<strong>of</strong>A, *. a. to<br />
examine, to discuss, to inquire, to try.<br />
-fiSfntng, /. examination, inquiry,<br />
trial, search. -tftftlA, v. u. to sign,<br />
to subscribe, -tetftiab, a. underwritten.<br />
-tecEnare, m. subscriber.<br />
-tetftiing, /. subscription, -tiben,<br />
ad. sometimes, now <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong>n, -tty-<br />
SH) V. a. to oppress, to suppress.<br />
-ttyffanbe, " oppression. -ttOJA, /.<br />
doublet. -tPtnga, v. a. to subdue,<br />
to reduce. -Ptgt, m. underweight.<br />
-vigtig, a, underweighing, too light.<br />
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-t>if« , t'. a. - en om nSget , i en<br />
ting, to teach one a thing, to instruct<br />
one in a thing. -t>tfanbe, a. instructive.<br />
-PiSllilig, /. instruction, teaching,<br />
-arm, /. imdersleevc.<br />
UnbfaOfl, V. n. to slip, to escape.<br />
Utlbfly, v. a. to avoid, to shun, to<br />
escape, to decline, to eschew, —flyft,<br />
m. refuge, slielter; escaping; evasion,<br />
shift. foF« -fiyftec, to use evais.<br />
[receipt, reception.<br />
Unbfa, V. a. to receive, to get. -ngfl,<br />
Unbfagilfl, v. a. to entertain, to treat,<br />
—it m. entertainment, treatment.<br />
Unbga, v. a. to avoid, to escape, to<br />
ude, to forbear.<br />
UnbfommA, v. n. to escape, to slip<br />
ay, to get <strong>of</strong>f. - Unbfommanbe, «.<br />
Unbta, f. Hebtfl. [escaping, evasion.<br />
Utibtaga, v. n. - mcb en, to wink at<br />
!'s failing, to connive at.<br />
Unbte, f. »ebte.<br />
Unbrymme, n. respite.<br />
UnbfTyaa fig, v. r. to excuse one's<br />
self. - Unbffyaan, Unbffyaning, /.<br />
excuse, plea.<br />
assist. - Unb^iittninQ ) f. relief.<br />
Unbpif a, f. a. to avoid, to evade ; to<br />
shun. - Utibrifanbe, n. till - beraf,<br />
for <strong>the</strong> shunning <strong>of</strong> this. -t>iflig,«.<br />
avoidable.<br />
Utig, a. young; <strong>new</strong>. - Ungbom, m.<br />
youth : a yoimg girl ; a youth, -gelb,<br />
m. -g^etta, /. <strong>the</strong> juvenile heat,<br />
-gfel, n. folly <strong>of</strong> youth, -gflt, n.<br />
younger years. - Utige, wt. young;<br />
brat. - fA tingAC, to bring forth<br />
young. - UligeCft>fn, m. swain, pas-<br />
toral youth. - (Ung) -felf, «.<br />
young people; yoimg couple lately<br />
manied, -f«rl , m. bachelor,<br />
-met , /. young woman lately married,<br />
-flinn, a. big with young.<br />
UngefAr, ad. about, nigh luito. -lig,<br />
a. approximating, provisional, conjectiual,<br />
probable.
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Uniform, m. uniform, regimentals.<br />
UlltPCrfttct, /. university.<br />
Ullfeil,(i.must3^, fusty, -^et,/. miistiiiess.<br />
- Wnlni.t V. n. to grow musty.<br />
Unna* p. a. to wish well; to grant.<br />
em (Sub -t mtg lift)et, if God spare<br />
Uppbabbab, a. - fanp, daybed.<br />
UppbatA) V. a. to receive, to collect,<br />
to ga<strong>the</strong>r. - jityE , to get one's self<br />
licked.<br />
Uppboia) V. a. to bend up.<br />
Uppberb » m. collection <strong>of</strong> taxes o)<br />
UlI9, n. ounce. [my life. customs. -gmatl» m. receiver <strong>of</strong><br />
UpPj ad. - o4> ntbt topsy-turvy^ up- taxes, collector.<br />
side down. - tfran) up from. - fltj Uppbagaj w. a. to manifest, to brinj<br />
upwards. — ) i. up.<br />
to light. -8j V. d. to be made mani-<br />
Xlp\}amma-) v. a. to nurse up. ^fltt fest, to be brouglit to light.<br />
upprtmmabes tiU jlubict) he was Uppbiftaj f . a. to invent, to forge, to<br />
bred a scliolar.<br />
feign, to contrive, to concent.<br />
U{)patbetA) V. a, to woik up J to im- Uppbrafl) n. commission. -a> v. a. tc<br />
prove, to ctvltivate ; to draw up, to bring up, to educate, -a I'tl nagoti<br />
lift up.<br />
to commit a thing to one, to delegate,<br />
U|?pa^il) V. a. to wait ou, to attend.<br />
—ttt m. waiter, attendant. - Upp=<br />
to intrust, to give charge <strong>of</strong>, to assign,<br />
lo resign, to confer, to consign.<br />
panning, /. attendance.<br />
Uppbtifiiing, /. (af tilbt) starting,<br />
Uppbftfia, v. a. to bridle.<br />
rousing. [tom <strong>of</strong> water.<br />
UpplMubfl) V. a, - till fliiFtioti, to put Uppbyf fling,/, fetching from tlie botup<br />
to action.<br />
Uppf, ad. above, up stairs, up.<br />
Uppbkn&fl) V. a. to mix, to dash , to UppebAllj «• delay, liinderance; inter-<br />
dilute; to allay. - Uppblaribnillgj /. ruption, stop, stay, let; impediment,<br />
mixtion, allay ; dilution, mixture. detention. -a> f . a. to underpucp, to<br />
Uppblo^a, f . n. to flame forlb, to blaze.<br />
WppMafa, V. a. to blow up, to swell. -<br />
support; to sustain, to uphold, to<br />
nourish ; to maintain, to keep ; to de-<br />
Uppbla(l, a. swelled. Hushed, puffed tain, lo hold, to amuse, -a (Iflj v. r.<br />
Uppbcrra, v. a. to bore up. [up. to subsist, to live; to sojourn, to re-<br />
llppbriliga, *>. a. to bring up, to raise, side, to dwell, -ate, m. conservator,<br />
to improve. -llbe» n. raising, im- supporter, upholder.<br />
provement. - Uppbra Jtbt , a. angry, UppebaHe, n. subsisteuce, livelihood,<br />
provoked. - fTepp, cajjlured ship.<br />
tippbrinna) v. n. to bum down.<br />
maintenance,<br />
uourisliment.<br />
sustenance, support,<br />
Uppbciflfl, V. H. to burst ; to break up, Uppebor, n. cessation, intermission,<br />
to cliap, to split. [up. stop , stay, utan - , without inter-<br />
Uppbrott) n. decampment, breaking mission, continually.<br />
Uppbtnfflj V. a. to till, to improve, to Uppelba, f. a. to inflame, to flush, to<br />
cultivate.<br />
heat, to calefy.<br />
Uppbryta» v. a. to break open, to Uppenbar, a. open, manifest, plain,<br />
break up. - liigct) to raise a camj), notorious, -a, *". a. to reveal, to dis-<br />
Uppbcaitna; v. a. to burn up.<br />
cover, to open, to manifest, -a (Ifl<br />
for en, to appear to one. - Uppcn^<br />
Uppbub, n. proclamation.<br />
barclfe, /. revelation, apparition,<br />
Uppbyopa, v. a. to build; *to edify; Uppfcja, f. a. to touch up. [vision.<br />
to improve. - Uppbypgelff, /. edifi- Uppfinna, f. a. to invent, to find out,<br />
cation. - Uppbyflfllig, a. edifying. to contrive, to discover, to devise.<br />
Uppbabaj V. a. to summon, to raise, -re, m. inventor, contriver. - Upp=<br />
to call up.<br />
finning, /. invention, discovery.
Uppforfrtfl) f. a. to<br />
up.<br />
UppfCtfa> V. n. to spout.<br />
Uppfoiira , v- a. to bring up, to educate,<br />
to breed, to foster. -n» Upp'<br />
fe|ltinB)/. education, -tty m. educator,<br />
breeder.<br />
UppfrifFA) '. a. to refresh, to animate,<br />
to revive. - jip) v. r. to recreate or<br />
recruit one's self.<br />
Uppftafa) f. n. to ferment, towhizzle.<br />
Uppftfltaj V. a. to consume, to corrode,<br />
to waste, to eat up, to devour; to<br />
spend. - UppfCatfltllg , /. corrosion.<br />
UppfyOd, f. a. to fulfil, to make up,<br />
to supply, to perform, to accomplish,<br />
to satisfy, to fill up, to answer. - Upp=<br />
fyttelfe , /. accomplishment, completion<br />
; performance, fulfilling.<br />
UppfflrgA, V. a. to dye a<strong>new</strong>.<br />
Uppfa(l«» f. a. to pin up, to cock,<br />
uppfafl ):)&tt') cocked hat.<br />
Uppfobfl) V. a. to breed, to bring up. -<br />
Uppfobing, m. eleve.<br />
Uppfetaj f. a. to mount, to set up, to<br />
bring up ; to erect, to set up ; to give,<br />
to perform. - i tafnin0j to place to<br />
account. - en pa fOtflaS) to put one<br />
in nomination for an employment. -<br />
fig, V. r. to behave, to conduct one's<br />
self, to act. -nbe, n. usage, erection ;<br />
acting ; performance ; conduct ; pla-<br />
cing to account. - UppfOtfelj ni.<br />
bringing up.<br />
UppfotC, prp. & ad. up, uphill, steep.<br />
Uppgift, tn. report, account, advice,<br />
relation, computation ; problem, ques-<br />
tion ; cession, resignation ; surrender ;<br />
estimate, calculation. - UppgifPA, *'.<br />
a. to give up, to surrender, to yield<br />
up ; to resign, to deliver up ; to declare,<br />
to give, to lay down, to account<br />
for; to propose ; to assign. — anJatlj<br />
to give up <strong>the</strong> ghost. -S, *-. p- & d.<br />
Upp 729<br />
-SgafPft) /. iuventive faculty.<br />
Uppflfia, V. a. to fish up.<br />
Uppffyga) V- n. to fly up, to rise up. sion, ab<strong>and</strong>oning; account. [snare.<br />
UppffytAj V. n. to rise up to tlie surface. Uppgillrfl ^ V. a. - tn bona , to lay a<br />
Upptliitaj V. a. to unplaitj to untwine. UppjtrafPa, f . a. to dig up.<br />
Uppgaj f. (Saup. - tfigAtiU, to set up<br />
l<strong>and</strong>marks. - Uppgattg) m. ascent,<br />
to sink under <strong>the</strong> burden, to languish.<br />
- Uppgift, /. surrender, ces-<br />
stairs, avenue. fclen9 -) rising.<br />
-;<br />
tlppgalb, m. agio.<br />
Uppgor«j c. a. to make up, to concert.<br />
Uppjjatf a, V. a. to cut up ; to pick.<br />
Uppi>sn&In , V. a. to buy up , to purchase.<br />
- Upp?>attbltng, /. buying up,<br />
bargain ; <strong>the</strong> tiling bought.<br />
Upp^etfflj V. a. to excite, to provoke. -<br />
Uppt^etetJtng, /. provocation, incitement;<br />
inllammation.<br />
Upp^ettiJ, V. a. to Iieat, to inflame.<br />
UpptiniliS, V. a. to overtake.<br />
Uppljitta, V. a. to find.<br />
Upp^jelpaj V. a. to help up, to restore,<br />
to retrieve, to repair.<br />
Uppl)Of, n. origin, original cause. t<br />
-Stnanj m. author. %<br />
Uppl)Ojla, V. a. to cough out, to expectorate.<br />
- UppI^OJlriing) /. expec-<br />
Uppl>U80«, V. a. to cut up, to hew.<br />
-ifen, to hew up <strong>the</strong> ice. - ent>yg0=<br />
tlisb, to frame a timber-house.<br />
Uppl)Allalf=upp^)0ibt axbitfy basso-relievo.<br />
Uppt>cjnjnfl, f. elevation, advance-
730 Upp<br />
meiit , preferment ; rise , eminence,<br />
prominence, protuberance, relief.<br />
Uppl>Ot.a, v. 'I. to cease, to stop, to<br />
leave olF. —nic-> n. cessation, stop.<br />
UpiJlftatl) ad. ^ prp. from above.<br />
Uppjflga) V- a- to unharbour, to start,<br />
to rouse ; to raise.<br />
Uppf AflAj f- «. to roll up, to draw up.<br />
llppFattA) V. a. to call up, to summon,<br />
to call.<br />
Uppfamtnfl) v. a. to comb up.<br />
Uppfa(lA> V. a. to throw up, to cast<br />
up; to vomit ; to propose. —nbe^ n.<br />
casting up, proposition. - Uppffl(l=<br />
ttitt0j /. vomiting.<br />
UppfI«rnil,f.«.lo clear up, to brighten.<br />
UppfUppS) V. a. cut up.<br />
Uppfliifcji) f . a. to clo<strong>the</strong>, to dress.<br />
Uppfnappninfl) / unbottoning.<br />
Uppf<strong>of</strong>fl) V. a. to boil again, to warm<br />
up, to boil up.<br />
trate, to illucidate. ni upplyft ttlflfl,<br />
a judicious man. - Upplysntng , /.<br />
illustration, explanation, notice, exposition,<br />
elucidation ; information, in-<br />
telligence, instruction.<br />
UppIagA, f . n. to blaze, to flame.<br />
UppIatA, V. a. to open, to disclose, (o<br />
unclose. - ttAgOt at ftt, to give up a<br />
thing to one. - UppUtelff, /. gi'S'ingup,<br />
resignation.<br />
UpplaggA, V. a. tolay up ; to publish. -<br />
UpplAflCnitig, /. laying up publish-<br />
;<br />
ing, edition. - pS ftl fjoctel, tuck on<br />
a petticoat.<br />
UpplAfAj V. a. to read, to recite; to<br />
open, to unlock.<br />
Uppl<strong>of</strong>Aj V. a. to dissolve, to melt;<br />
to untie, to imloose ; to solve, to clear<br />
to unfold, to explain. - Upplostlitlg,<br />
,<br />
i<br />
9<br />
f.<br />
dissolution, untying, solution, explaining,<br />
analysis; resolution. — Upp»<br />
UppfOtnma , p. n. to arise , to rise, to ioslig, a. dissoluble, explicable.<br />
start; to recover. - Uppfomjl, m. -t)et, /. dissolubility, explicablencss.<br />
rising, advancement; recovery. UpptltAtlA, V. a. to animate, to incite,<br />
UppfetEa) v. a. to draw out <strong>the</strong> cork.<br />
Uppf raffs, v. a. to scratch up, to<br />
to invite, to challenge, to encourage,<br />
to prompt, to excite, to urge on. —<br />
scrape up.<br />
UppmAntng, /. exhortation, excita-<br />
Uppf op, n. buying up. -fl, f. a. to tion, challenge, summons.<br />
buy up, to purchase up. -Ate, nt. UppniAt^), "I- march in file <strong>and</strong> range,<br />
purchaser, purveyor.<br />
-era, v. n. to march in file <strong>and</strong> range.<br />
Uppf Otfltlie, n. plaining. - Uppf Otfel, UppmjufA, V. a. to mollify, to lenify,<br />
to weaken, to s<strong>of</strong>ten, to supple.<br />
Upplog, n. stock, store. -«,/. edition. UppmubtTA, V. a. to ballast up.<br />
Uppla^a, V. a. to unload. - Upplfl(l= UppmunttA, p. a. to encourage, to<br />
ningt f. unloading, discharge.<br />
UppIeftXl) V. a. to live to see, to experience.<br />
- en ^00 fXbtti to attain a<br />
animate, to enliven, to awake, to<br />
cheer up, to exhort, -n, Uppmtltt"<br />
trittg,/. encouragement, exhortation.<br />
great age.<br />
UppmufA, V. a. to mure up. [fresh.<br />
Upplemnfl, v. a. to resign.<br />
UppitlAlA, f. a. to xjaint a<strong>new</strong>, to re-<br />
UpplfllS, V. a. to thaw, to melt UppntArffAtn , u. attentive, intent,<br />
Uppletfl, c a. to search out, to find out. heedful. -\)tty f. attention, notice,<br />
Uppltfrflj V. a. to revive, to quicken,<br />
to animate.<br />
UpptlA, V. a. to attain, to arrive at.<br />
Upplopp, n. riot, tumult, uproar. UppttAinnA, V. a. to rehearse, to call<br />
Upplupen,/)ar^. af Upplopa eO. £.opa over names, to mention. — tlbf, n,<br />
upp. - rantA, arrearage.<br />
enumeration.<br />
[turned up.<br />
UppIyftA, V. a. to lift up, to uplift. - UppnAflg,UpptlAJl,a. having <strong>the</strong> nose<br />
Upplyfttttflfl , /. lifting up; * flight. UppoMA, V. a. to till, to improve, to<br />
UpplyfA, f. a. to enlighten, to illus- cultivate, to meliorate, -re, m. tiller.<br />
;
improver. - UppobIttt0> /• tilling,<br />
improvement; novale.<br />
Upp<strong>of</strong>fta) f. a. to sacrifice, to devote,<br />
to <strong>of</strong>fer up. - Upp<strong>of</strong>frillg , /. sacrifice,<br />
devoting, consecration, dedica-<br />
tion, <strong>of</strong>fering.<br />
Uppplojaj f. a. to plough up.<br />
tlppplotffl, '. a. to pick up, to ga<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
to glean. [to polish.<br />
Uppputfa ) f. a. to dress up, to trim,<br />
Uppa, f. pa. [to animate.<br />
tlppqPtcEfl) *> a. to revive, to quicken,<br />
Upprenfaj f. a. to cleanse, to clear.<br />
UpprepS) V. a. to recite, to repeat, to<br />
rehearse. - tlpptcpning , /. recital,<br />
repetition, rehearsal. [tiavel up to.<br />
llppref«) /. journey up to. -, f . n. to<br />
UpptefA) v. a. to erect, to raise, to set<br />
up; to stir up, - Uppte«ttitig, /.<br />
erection, raising. [to provoke.<br />
Itppretfl, f. a. to irritate, to incense,<br />
Upprifra j v. a. to tear up ; to pull<br />
Upptiotigj a. sincere, open, ingenuous,<br />
c<strong>and</strong>id ; true, genuine, pure ; frank,<br />
upright, unfeigned, fair. -l)et) / sin-<br />
cerity, c<strong>and</strong>our, ingenuity, integiity,<br />
uprightness, frankness.<br />
Upptiftttaj v. n. to spring up, to spring<br />
out ; to shoot up ; to rise. - Upptinnelfe><br />
/. origin, rise, spring, source;<br />
derivation.<br />
Upptijltting, /. ripping up, incision.<br />
Upptitfl, f. a. to draw. - Upprit=<br />
fling, /. drawing, delineation.<br />
Upprop) n. calling over a list ; outcry.<br />
— Aj f. a. to call up, to call over; to<br />
outcry. -«re, m. cryer.<br />
Upproti n. revolt, rebellion, sedition,<br />
insurrection, gora — j to revolt.<br />
-Smsfare, -Sfiiftare, m. mutineer;<br />
revoltcr, rehcl. -iff, a. rebellious,<br />
seditious, mutinous.<br />
UpptuHfl) V. a. to ruU up, to imfiu-1.<br />
tlpprutten, a. quite rotten.<br />
Upptytffl, f. a. to pull up.<br />
Upptapflt, a. heapfull, heaped.<br />
Uppraf tifl, V. a. to enumerate, to reckon<br />
up. - Upptaflling} /; enumeration.<br />
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Upptantta, V. a. to warp <strong>the</strong> web. -<br />
Upptatining, /. warp, warping.<br />
Uppciitt, ad. upright, erect.<br />
Uppratta) v. a. to raise , to erect ; to<br />
draw up, to make ; to repair ; to redress,<br />
to restore. - Uppcsttclfe, /.<br />
redressing, restoration; reparation,<br />
amendment, satisfaction, amends.<br />
Uppratt^aHa ) *'. a. to maintain, to<br />
preserve. — nfce, n. maintenance, preservation,<br />
-te, m. maiutainer, con-<br />
Upprora, v. a. to stir up, to agitate.<br />
UppfaMab, a. bridled.<br />
UppfamU) V. a. to ga<strong>the</strong>r, to glean.<br />
UppfatS, m. memor<strong>and</strong>um, list, note,<br />
inventory, catalogue, schedule.<br />
Uppfembe , «. attention, notice; inspection,<br />
gota -J to attract <strong>the</strong> attention<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> public. - Uppiifltj /.<br />
inspection, superintendence, care.<br />
Uppfjo, m. high water, eddy.<br />
UppiTattft, P. a. to value, to rate, to<br />
estimate. [over, to remit.<br />
UppfPtcEa, v. a. to send up, to send<br />
UppfFjuta) V. a. - mei) to delay, to<br />
suspend , to procrastinate ; to respite,<br />
to postpone. [prievc.<br />
UppfF<strong>of</strong>, n. delay, procrastination, re-<br />
UppfFotta, V. a. to shovel up.<br />
UppfFrifra, v. a. to note, to enter, to<br />
write dowu. - UppfFtiftlinfl, /. writing<br />
down, notation. [screw open.<br />
UppfFrufra, v. a. to screw up; to<br />
UppfTata) '• a- to cut up, to open;<br />
to dissect ; to make, to cut ; to mow,<br />
to reap.<br />
UppfJortai t>. a. to tuck up.<br />
Uppflflg, n. cuff, faring.<br />
Uppfluf a) V. a. to devour, to eat up,<br />
to swallow up.<br />
Uppfmotja, V. a. to smear, uppfmorbt<br />
riltj adulterated wine.<br />
Uppfnappa> *' a. to intercept; to<br />
catch, to fish out.<br />
Uppfnebb, a. untwisted. [out.<br />
Uppfli<strong>of</strong> A) f. a. to ferret out, to search<br />
Uppfnorbj a. unlaced.<br />
Uppfpitmaj f. a. to spin out; to de-
732 ilVV<br />
vise, to contrive, —tt^m. contriver.—<br />
Uppfpinnitlfl) /• contrivauce, fiction.<br />
Uppfptitfltinp, /. burst.<br />
-Iltelfe, /. resurrection.<br />
Uppfiattflj V. a. to erect, to set up, to<br />
arrange, to put in order, to put in<br />
ranks. - Uppflatlning, /. setting up,<br />
arrangement, order, plan.<br />
tlpplliimmflj V. a. to time liigh.<br />
Upp(iOtning , /. pushing open ; starting<br />
; rousing. [to grow turgid-<br />
Uppft)«OA, V. n. to swell, to bloat,<br />
Uppfpatta, V. a. to blacken afresh.<br />
Uppfytlj'w. look, countenance ; inspection.<br />
- Uppfyntng, /. police, -mati,<br />
m. constable ; surveyor.<br />
tlppfatj n. intention, design, purpose,<br />
intent, meaning. -XlQ^a. wilful, done<br />
by design. -It0en> ad. purposely, by<br />
design.<br />
tippfaga, v.a. to renounce, to disclaim,<br />
to resign, to throw up, to give<br />
warning. - Uppfagning, /. renunciation,<br />
warning, tlnowing up.<br />
Ufpfattfling, /. erecting; raising;<br />
composition. [finding out.<br />
UppfoFtltng ) /. seeking out, quest.<br />
;<br />
UpptagA) V. a. to take up ; to receive ;<br />
to adopt; to take away, to take up;<br />
UppfprinEi.i, v. n. to rise.<br />
to levy, to ga<strong>the</strong>r; to break up; to<br />
dig, to mine; to re<strong>new</strong>; to resume.<br />
Uppfpiitming, /. stietcliing, drawing<br />
unbuckling.<br />
- rtt Ian, to borrow. - pal, to lake<br />
in good part. - iBa, to take ill. - t<br />
Uppfpiitra, t-. a. to open wide. -mtlttJ tafnitig, to set down to account.<br />
neih to gape, to yawn. [town. pal upptagen, well received. - Upp=<br />
Upp(l»'.^1 r>t- coixiilry-town, inl<strong>and</strong>- tagning, /. taking up; reception;<br />
Uppflspk) V. a. to pile up.<br />
adoption; setting down to account;<br />
Uppflef fl> V. a. to roast again.<br />
recapitulation ; receiving, levy; break-<br />
Uppftitfning, /. printing, pricking. ing up ; digging.<br />
Uppfliga, V. n. to ascend, to get up, Upte, f. a. to exhibit, to produce, to<br />
to arise, to mount upwards, -nie show <strong>of</strong>fer, 1<br />
Ub) ascending line, -llfce, «. rising, Upptetftia, V. a. to note duwn, to set<br />
ascension; accession. - UppjliBltinjJ, down. - Upptetfiiing, /. note, list,<br />
f. vapour <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> stomach.<br />
inventory, catalogue.<br />
Uppjlittning, /. stall-feeding.<br />
Upptin, f. (PfpantiH. [construction.<br />
UppfiO*a, V. a. to dress. [cram. Upptitnting, /. building with timber,<br />
Uppjloppaj V. a. to stuflF; to fill, to Upptratnpa, v. a. to tread.<br />
Upp(lub(ig, a. refractory. -Ifetf f. Upptraba, v. n. & a. to advance, to<br />
obstinacy.<br />
appear; to string; to spit. - Uppttas<br />
Upplla) V, n. to rise ; to arise, -n^) n. be, n. scene. [get up, to penetrate.<br />
commotion, insurrection, uproar, stir, Upptriinga, f. a. ^ n. to push up; to<br />
tumult, -ntarej m. post, pillar. Upptufta, f. a. to educate, to disci-<br />
l)line, to bring vip, to train up, to<br />
breed. - Upptuf trlfe , / education,<br />
discipline.<br />
UpptPJnga, v. a. to force up.<br />
Upptag, n. scheme, trick, frolic. -ma=<br />
fare, m. schemer, buffon.<br />
Upptaga, v. a. to march.<br />
Upptarfa, V. a. to detect, to discover ;<br />
to disclose, to unfold. - Upptatft, m.<br />
Upptanba, v. a. to kindle, to inflame,<br />
to incense, to Uusli. upptailbt af Ptf<br />
tti enraged. - UpptailJlling, /. kindling,<br />
inflaming.<br />
Upptanfa, v. a. to excogitate, to contrive,<br />
to devise. - Upptailflig, a.<br />
imaginable.<br />
UppPafta, f. a. to wait upon; to attend.<br />
- UppPaf tiling , /. court; attendance,<br />
waiting.<br />
Uppretfia, v. a. to unfold, to untwist<br />
to tuck, to roll ; to curl.<br />
llvp^i^, f. (PfpantiO.<br />
Upprigla, v. a. to stir up, to cause a<br />
;
evolt. -tC) m. mutineer. - Up|)t
734 Ufo<br />
wretchedness, misery, - Ufling) m.<br />
wretch. [usance.<br />
Ufe,m. usance. iuiUl-y at double<br />
Ut, ad. out, abroad, forth. - isenomy<br />
through. Jiat jflO fTtifPlt - , when 1<br />
have done writing. - (i })Op{attningat),<br />
very.<br />
Utan, prp. without. -, c. exeept, unless,<br />
but. -, cc?. without, -{it tad.<br />
without. -\fl{J0 j m. outside<br />
wall ; T. valvule.<br />
Utfln^ning) /. expiration.<br />
Wtatbttit V. a. to elaborate, to compose<br />
, to work out ; to compile , to<br />
write. — b ) a. enervated by liard<br />
work. - tItAtbetning) /. elaboration,<br />
composition, product, working out.<br />
Utarbete, n. business abroad, work<br />
abroad.<br />
Utflrttlaj I', a. to empoverish.<br />
Utatrell^era , v. a. to let out to farm.<br />
UtbAf a, v. a. lo bake, [grain.<br />
UtbAfab) a. tn - fralm» a rogue in<br />
Utbebia fig ) V. r. to request , to beg ;<br />
to prevail for.<br />
UtbfFotnma, v. a. to get, to receive.<br />
Utbctfllili f. a. to disburse, to pay<br />
out. - UtbetAllung) /. disbursement,<br />
payment.<br />
Utbilb«) f. a. to form, to fasliion, to<br />
cultivate, to perfect. - Utbllbnittg,<br />
f. formation, improvement.<br />
Utblailbfl, t>. a. to adulterate, to dash.<br />
Utblommaj v. n. to lose blossom, to<br />
fade.<br />
UtblottA) f. a. to bare, to deprive <strong>of</strong><br />
all. - fig) f. r. to rob one's self. tJt=<br />
blcttabt tiUflSllfrj destitute condition.<br />
Utbla$ntllg , /. proclaiming by sound<br />
<strong>of</strong> trumpet. [credit.<br />
Utborgning, /. giving upon Uust,<br />
Utborraj v. a. to bove out.<br />
Ute<br />
Utbreba* v. a. to spread, to stretcli,<br />
to extend. — ffgj v. r. to spread.<br />
UtbriflA , *>. n. to burst out, to break<br />
th. [plosion, burst ; sally.<br />
Utbrott, n. bursting out, eruption, ex-<br />
Utbryta, c a. to break out, to draw<br />
out. lata - fin id i ttt l>emmfln , to<br />
have one's sliare in tlie farm assigned<br />
conformably to law. - Utbtytning,<br />
/'. breaking out; legal assignment <strong>of</strong><br />
one's share.<br />
Utbygga , V. a. to build out. - Ut»<br />
byggllflbj /• projecture, outbuilding,<br />
balcony, out-<strong>of</strong>fices. [n. exchange.<br />
Utbyta, v. a. to exchange. - Utbyte,<br />
Utborbingj m. foreigner, stranger.<br />
UtbelA) V. a. to distribute, to deal out,<br />
to administer, to divide. — lltbcU<br />
llingj /. distribution, dividend, administration,<br />
[to diain.<br />
Utbif«> V. a. to separate by ditches ;<br />
Utbtflg , M. extract ; abridgment. -A><br />
V. a. to extract, to draw out ; to spin<br />
out, to protract, to delay. - UtbtAg=<br />
nillgi/. extraction, protraction. -<br />
Utbriigtj m. delay, procrastination.<br />
UtbcifPA) V. a. to expel, to drive out<br />
to cast out. - Utbrifnillg , /. expul-<br />
sion, driwing out.<br />
UtbunflA) V. a. & n. to evaporate, to<br />
exhale ; to perspire. - Ut&Ullfltling,<br />
f. exhalation, evaporation, transpi-<br />
Utbcb, a. extinct. [ration.<br />
Utb<strong>of</strong>nbe> n. extinction.<br />
UtbcmmA> f . a. to condemn.<br />
Utf) ad. abroad, without, out, out <strong>of</strong><br />
doors. - , over, past, done, out. bet<br />
at - mtb t)Oncnt, it is all over with<br />
him.<br />
UtebliffA, v. a. to stay away, to fail,<br />
not to appear, to delay , to tardy. -<br />
mebbetAlntngito transgress payment.<br />
-Ilbe, Utfblifpen> u. absent, staying<br />
away, delayed, -nbf » n. staying<br />
awaj', delay, want, failing, non-appearance.<br />
Uteftet, prp. along, lengthwise.<br />
Utcglomnia) *> a. to omit.<br />
lltf;^AnA> V. a. to keep out.<br />
;
Ute<br />
UWytJa) f. n. to fly out.<br />
Utffyta , V. n. to flow out. - Utflyt=<br />
fljltfl, /. emanation, efflux, effluxion.<br />
m^'^tt&y V. a. to remove, to emigrate,<br />
to depart. - Utflytning, /. removal,<br />
migration ; removing ; emigration ;<br />
colony.<br />
Utfcbta) f . 1- to fodder up, to feed. -<br />
Utfobrin0, /. foddering ; fodder.<br />
Utforffa, V. a. to explore, to search<br />
out, to sift. - UtfOtfTnillfl, /. search,<br />
inc^uiry, exploration, exploremeut,<br />
indagation.<br />
UtfnifCtt, a. stiff with cold.<br />
UtftagAi V. a. to enquire, to examine.<br />
Utfrailing, /. dam, mound, mole.<br />
UtfiJrb, ni. departure.<br />
tUfiirba) V. a. to issue out, to make out.<br />
-n&ej n. issuing out, publication.<br />
UtfiillA) V. a. to propose, to <strong>of</strong>fer, -<br />
ilg attt to engage one's self to a thing.<br />
Utdti prp. down. - tetget) down<br />
<strong>the</strong> hill.<br />
tttfOtA) V. a. to transport, to carry out,<br />
to export; to execute, to accomplisli<br />
;<br />
Utt> 735<br />
UtelemilA) UteISt«, v. a. to leave out, port, exportation; execution, plead-<br />
to omit, to pass over. -tl^C) «• ing; deduction, explication. - UtfOt=<br />
omission.<br />
Utel'6panie,a. - febel, circulating Lill.<br />
Uteflutfl, ^. a. to exclude, to shut<br />
ItJI > a. full , ample, particular, complete.<br />
-i)ityf. detail, fulness, copiousness,<br />
completeness. - tltforfel)<br />
out. -n^e ratttgl^et J exclusive n'glit.<br />
-nbe, ". exclusion. [called in.<br />
/. exportation. - (UtfOCS) -HafPfl, /.<br />
power <strong>of</strong> expressing one's self, —iftt-<br />
tltcfiaettbe, «. - forMtngat, debts not tntUin> n. premium for exportation,<br />
Uteflanga, f. a. to shut out, to ex- -ffltt, n. way <strong>of</strong> delivery. -tuHj m.<br />
clude. - Ute(la!igtlitl0» /. exclusion. duty on goods exported.<br />
Utfraranbe} a. failing, absent.<br />
Utf<strong>of</strong>fl, v, a. to drive out.<br />
lltfaUi n. sally; outlet; falling down. UtftaHra) v. a. to pick out, to cull out<br />
Itfmoberns -, <strong>the</strong> falling down <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> to clear.<br />
womb. -flllbCj «. falling out, co- Utgammal) a. very old, superannuated.<br />
ining due.<br />
Utgift, m. expense, cliarge. - Utljif=<br />
lltfr,r.t, f. n. to set out in a carriage; pa J V. a. to lay out, to give out; to<br />
to go out <strong>of</strong>; to launch forlli into, to spread, to divulge; to issue out, to<br />
inveigh against. - Utfatt, m. riding- enact, to pass ; to jiublish. - fig for,<br />
out, depart. [poverty. to pretend to be. . a. to find out, to invent,<br />
Vit jig fOt e#, Clirist gave his life for<br />
us. - titgifntng, /. laying out, giving<br />
out; divulgation, publishing, pu-<br />
blication. - Utgift>flre) m. editor.<br />
Utgiutfl, V. a. to pour out, to effuse,<br />
to shed, to sliower down, to vent.<br />
Utglobg.1, f. a. to glow out.<br />
Utgni&fl, V. a. to rub out, to wipe out.<br />
Utgrena (ig, v. r. to spread branches. -<br />
lltgtenab, a. straddling, furchce. -<br />
Utgrenilig i /. ramification ; stradd-<br />
ling.<br />
Utgcunbfl, f . a. to investigate, to explore,<br />
to dive, to divine. - Utgninfe=<br />
iig, a. penetrable, investigable.<br />
UtgtafPA, V. a. to hollo n^, to excavate<br />
; to engrave ; to drain. - UtgrAf=<br />
tlJng,/. hollowing, excavation; digging,<br />
draining.<br />
UtgC) V. n. to go out ; to proceed ; to<br />
be ga<strong>the</strong>red, to be payable. -enSc, n.<br />
procession, -ug, m. going-out, issue ;<br />
event, end, exit. — tigett, a. extinct,<br />
dead, witliered ; sold out.<br />
UtgotA , V. a. to constitute , to make,<br />
to form ; to make up ; to pay.<br />
Mt^tmtAy f . a. to carry out.<br />
Ut^uggd) %>. a. to cut out; to cut<br />
to discourse at large on a subject ; to down, to clear.<br />
plead, -nity n. carrying out, trans- Ut|>ungt«t} V. a, to famish, to starve. -<br />
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Ut\)unStiSia. famlslitd, starved with<br />
Ut()U9) n. out-liouse. [hunger.<br />
Ut^DlIab) a. reposed.<br />
Utl>»i#I(J, t>. a. to hiss out. - lU^t)i#=<br />
ling, /. hissing.<br />
UtbftAf V. a. to let out. - yXti)^tnxnQy<br />
f. letting out for rent.<br />
Utl^anga, v.a.Xo hang out, to sliow. -<br />
Ut^ingntng, /. suspension, showing.<br />
Utl>Ara&8) gen. from auotlicr district.<br />
iui)atba, V. a. & n. to hold out, to<br />
endure, to sustain ; toliold, to outslaud,<br />
to persevere. - m (tertn, to<br />
weallier a storm, -nbt t n. pcrseve-<br />
Utiiprp. in, into, to. [rancc.<br />
UtiftAHy ad. from without, from<br />
abroad. [out at.<br />
tltigenoni) iimnb pa en, to take revenge <strong>of</strong><br />
Utfylfl, f. a. to cool. [one.<br />
Utfata, V. a. to clioose, to elect, to<br />
select, be -be, <strong>the</strong> choosen, <strong>the</strong> elect. -<br />
Utfatelfe,/. election; predestination.<br />
Utf Ota, f. Bora ut. en utforb baff, a<br />
Utlajta, /. tax. [jaded horse.<br />
Utiafa, V. a. to extract, to soke, to<br />
;<br />
Utm<br />
steep, ^y V. n. -», v. d. to soke<br />
tlirough.<br />
UHafta, V. a. to unload, to discharge.<br />
Utiefrab, a, decrepit, very old.<br />
Utlefrereta, v. a. to deliver up. - Ut=<br />
lefperering, /. delivery.<br />
Utlegab, a. hatched.<br />
Utieta , V. a. to choose , to elect ; to<br />
searcli out, to sound, to pump, to un-<br />
fold ; to find out.<br />
Utitjjparej m. bow-spnt, guard-ship ;<br />
a jutting stone or beam; scout, spy.<br />
lltltggiiinB, /. hatching.<br />
UtI<strong>of</strong>Pa> V. a. to promise, to vow.<br />
Utlopp, n. outlet, mouth.<br />
Utluta, V. a. to soke.<br />
Iltly9llill0) /. publication, proclamation<br />
; <strong>the</strong> last ban.<br />
Utlana, v. a. to lend out.<br />
Utiata (l0j V. r. to express one's self. -<br />
Utlatatibe, «. opinion.- Utiatelfe,/.<br />
expression, wurd.<br />
Utlapga , f . a. to explain , to enlarge<br />
upon a subject. -tC, 'n. interpreter,<br />
explainer. - UtlaffSning ) f. showing,<br />
exposition, displaying; letting<br />
out; laying out, disbiuscment : explanation,<br />
gloss, comment ; amplifi-<br />
cation.<br />
Utianbninj}, w. foreigner, stranger, an<br />
outlaudisli man. - lItIanbfT> a. foreign,<br />
outl<strong>and</strong>ish, exotic, extraneous,<br />
adventitious, —a, /I an outl<strong>and</strong>ish<br />
woman.<br />
Uti<strong>of</strong>a, f. a. to ransom; to redeem.<br />
- en bom e- b., to pay <strong>the</strong> copy <strong>of</strong> a<br />
sentence. - Utlosning, /. ransoming,<br />
redeeming ;<br />
payment for <strong>the</strong> copy <strong>of</strong><br />
a sentence. - Uti<strong>of</strong>en, m. ransom.<br />
Utntaflta, v. a. to emacerate, to exhaust,<br />
-b, a. emaciated, wasted.<br />
— nbe, n. emaceration, exliaustion.<br />
lUmana, f. a. to challenge, to call to<br />
a contest. - Utmaninfl , /. defiance,<br />
challenge, cartel.<br />
Utmar^era, u. n. to march <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Utmarf, /. waste ; heath.<br />
Uhnatta, f. a. to fatigue, to harass,<br />
to waste, to weaken, -b , a.
lltm<br />
spent, Iiarassed, weakened.<br />
iltmeifprp. near, by, along, nigh.<br />
tltmiolf a, V. a- to milk out ; to ener-<br />
Utmynt\) v. a. to coin. [vate.<br />
Utlll«la, v. a. to paint; to set out in<br />
its proper colours.<br />
Utmail0k) v. a. to hawk about.<br />
Utmargla, v. a. to enervate, to enfeeble<br />
; to empoverish, to lessen fer-<br />
tility.<br />
Utmiirffl, «». a. to mark out, to denote,<br />
to distinguish , to indicate. -Ilfce,fl.<br />
distincti%'e , cliaracteristical. — WU<br />
mat'tt'} ad. in a distinguished manner,<br />
extraordinarily.<br />
Utltlfltfl) f . a. to measure out ; to dis-<br />
train for debt. - Utm'itninQ , /. distraining,<br />
distress taken upon goods<br />
for debt.<br />
[away, to cashier.<br />
UtmoiljlCfl, f. a. to purge out, to clear<br />
tlttiamtti:) p. «. to nominate, to name,<br />
to appoint. - Uttiatlintlig , /. nomi-<br />
Uttiaej n. lieadl<strong>and</strong>, cape. [nation.<br />
Utncta> f. a. to wear out, to use, to<br />
Utom> prp. without, beyond; excepted,<br />
but, without ; besides, moreover.<br />
IJfl -, to go beyond <strong>the</strong> orders.<br />
- ag, beside one's self. - ffg flf<br />
glibje, transported with joy. -gatfeS)<br />
—5)U8>ad. Avithout doors, out <strong>of</strong> doors.<br />
-or&entIig» a. extraordinary. — eC=<br />
imtligmy ad. extraordinarily.<br />
Utomf rin0) prp. & ad. roundabout.<br />
UtlfaSiij V. a. to unpack.<br />
Utpanta-, \. Utm'dta.<br />
tltpefaj «-• a. to point out. [out.<br />
UtpIo(f a ) f. a. to pluck out , to pick<br />
Utplopa, V. a. to chamfer, to rifle.<br />
Ilt)?luttbra7 V. a. to plunder, to strip.<br />
Utplana, f. a. to blot out, to efface,<br />
to exterminate.<br />
Utpojl) m. outguard, outpost.<br />
UtpraJtifera, f. a. to smuggle out.<br />
Utptepa, V. a. to wring, to express,<br />
to squeeze out; to extort. - Utpte$-<br />
nin^i f. exjjressiun ; extortion.<br />
Utptflngla, V. a. to barter out. [ney.<br />
UtptAfllfl, V. a. to coin, lo stamp mo-<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong> - JEiifflish Diet.<br />
Utf 737<br />
Utrattfflf fl, V. a. to search out, to try.<br />
UtrebiJj f. a. to extricate, to unfold,<br />
to explain, to disentangle ; to fit out. —<br />
Utttiningi f. extrication, discus-<br />
sion, explanation ; fitting out.<br />
UtrefC) / outward voyage or journey.<br />
Uttibtt) V. n. to ride out. -re» m. outrider.<br />
- Uttibetl, a. rode out. - Ut=<br />
tibttinU) /. ride, excursion ou liorseback.<br />
Uttiffflj f- a. to tear or to draw out.<br />
UtrifeSj a. foreign, outl<strong>and</strong>ish. -, ad.<br />
abroad. - ifc^n, from abroad.<br />
UtringAj p. a. to cut out round.<br />
Utrinnaj *" n. to run out.<br />
Utrita) V. a. to delineate. - Uttittting><br />
f. delineation.<br />
Utropj ". exclamation, -gtetfetl > n.<br />
note <strong>of</strong> admiration. — Aj v. a. to proclaim,<br />
to cry out ; to cry up. —rCj m.<br />
UttOtaj V. a. to root out, to extirpate,<br />
to exterminate, to eradicate. —ffj rn.<br />
extirpator, exterminator.<br />
UtrtlilA) t'. a. to equip, to fit out ; to<br />
endow, to bestow upon. - lltni(l=<br />
ninjj) / equipment, fitting out, equipage,<br />
accoutrement.<br />
UttymirtA) V. a. to evacuate, to clear<br />
out, to remove. - Uttymme, n. room,<br />
scope, swng, freedom from restraint.<br />
Utraffta, v. a. to cast up, to calculate ;<br />
to divine, to guess. - Uttiifninjtj /.<br />
account, computation ; scheme, plan.<br />
UtrattA) *'. a. execute, to do, to perform,<br />
to effect, to dispatch. — tltCj n.<br />
performance, execution.<br />
UtrotlA) f. a. to experiment, to try,<br />
to learn, to search out. -nii > n.<br />
trial, experiment, searching out.<br />
WtfAgA, /. saying, expression. efteC<br />
\e.n9 -J according to what he said.<br />
UtfAtt, a. af UtfAttA. TAtA iOA -, to<br />
be ill <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
UtfC) V. a. to choose, to pitch upon.<br />
Utfeenbe, n. aspect, figure, outside,<br />
look, surface, appearance, air, face.<br />
Utftglinfl, /. sailing out, depart.<br />
Utii^A) /• outside.
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tU(!gt) m. -view, prospect.<br />
UtfpietlCtfl, i'. a. to spy out, to explore.<br />
tltfila) V. n. -», V. d. to penetrate.<br />
tJtfio, m. ebb.<br />
Ut|"pti&a) V. a. to spread, to divulge.<br />
-9, f. d. - V. r. to spread, to<br />
Mt^tlfTfA) V. a. to ship oW, to export. propagate. [out.<br />
lltfPitf fl, V. a. to send out, to send forth. Utfpttngfl) V. n. to spring out, to run<br />
tltfPtfta, v.a. to distribute, to deal Utfprfllifl, n. jutty, [gorge.<br />
out. - UtfPiftnttlB, /. distribution. Utfpy, V. a. to vomit out, to dis-<br />
UtfFjutning , /. tlirustiog out; jutting Utfpalinfl, V. a. to stretch out, to ex-<br />
out. [out; committee. tend.<br />
UtffOtt, n. refuse; any thing jutting Utfp<strong>of</strong>tling, /. disguise, foolish dress.<br />
tltfTtfipa, V. a. to scratcJi out, to<br />
scrape out, to erase.<br />
UtfFrfittflj v. a. to sneer, to ridicule.<br />
UtfTriftXJ, f . n. to call, to convent.<br />
- giittct) to levy laxes. - etl Mi'ninQ^<br />
to give an apprentice a certificate<br />
that he has served <strong>the</strong> term <strong>of</strong><br />
liis indenture. - UtfTtifriiltB, /. convocation,<br />
levy, transcrijition, extract<br />
certificate, [to exclude.<br />
tltfPub&a) f. a. to shake <strong>of</strong>f, to reject,<br />
UtfTylb, m. tax, contribution.<br />
UtfFar, Ji. rock lying <strong>of</strong>f <strong>the</strong> coast.<br />
UtfFarfl, V. a. to cut out ; to geld , to<br />
castrate. lltfFuretl fFtift , indenture.<br />
utfFiitet f«>ntnet, cut velvet. - Ut=<br />
fTdtning)/. cutting out, indenting;<br />
castration, gelding. [wash away.<br />
;<br />
tltfPoIjfl, «^. a. to rinse, to clean, to<br />
lltflfl0)«. result, issue judgment, de- Utfuti>a> v. a. to efface, to wipe out.<br />
;<br />
termination, w^arrant, -wr'H ; bias, tur- Utfliga) f . a. to suck out, to drain ; t<br />
ning ; eruption, blotch, efflorescence,<br />
pustules.<br />
[out. Utfretttling, /. exsudation. [gei<br />
1ltfIi|J«» V. a. to grind out, to whet Utfrulten, a. almost starved with hun<br />
Utfliten, a. worn out.<br />
UtfPafraj v. n. to extravagate, to b<br />
UtflaetlSe, n. tin-owing out ; breaking dissolute; to disgress. —nit<br />
stretching, hammering out ; flowering travagant, dissolute, luxuriant. — Ut<br />
jutting forth. [guish, to put out. fpiifningj/. extravagance, riot, sail;<br />
lUflafffl) f . a. to quench, to ex '<br />
Utflapntnfl) /. liarassment, fatigut<br />
Utftnytfaj V. a. to trim, to adorn, to<br />
decorate, to set <strong>of</strong>f. [out,<br />
Utfmygaj v. a. to steal out, to smuggle<br />
Utfotfens, UtfotfdC, a. without parish,<br />
<strong>of</strong> ano<strong>the</strong>r parish.<br />
Utfot, m. flux, loosenc.is, dianhoe<br />
UtfpflHfl, V. a. to search out, to t<br />
out, to investigate. - Utfpaning, /'.<br />
investigaliou.<br />
Utflflfaj 1^. a. to mark out, to trace<br />
out, to appoint, to delineate. -nbCj<br />
a. determinative.<br />
Utftitfntng , /. pricking out, marking<br />
out; engraving; supplanting; displacing,<br />
[to embellish<br />
Utfl<strong>of</strong>fctfl) f . a. to set <strong>of</strong>f, to decorate<br />
UtflCfltfaj V. a. to extend, to stretch<br />
to reach out. [cunning<br />
Utftubctai f . a. to study, -b, a. crafty<br />
Utjlyc, n. dowry, dotal gift, -a* v. a<br />
portion, to give in dowry, to make<br />
a settlement o<br />
Utfla, f. n. to suffer, to<br />
hold out, to sustain.<br />
Utjlaentfj a. jutting out.<br />
indergo<br />
Ut(l
Utt<br />
Utf<strong>of</strong>t) a. exquisite, select, choice. -<br />
Utf<strong>of</strong>lttngstnal, n. action <strong>of</strong> debt.<br />
Uttal) n. pronunciation, delivery, utterance.<br />
— flj V. a. & n. to pronounce,<br />
to delivrr ; to speak out.<br />
Uttet, m. otter.<br />
UtritttA) V. n. to be dissolved by <strong>the</strong><br />
Uttolfa, V. a. to interpret. - Uttelf= air. - lltpitttittg ) /. dissolution by<br />
ttingj /. interpretation.<br />
<strong>the</strong> air.<br />
Uttorfa, V. a. to dry up.<br />
Utruj:ertj a. grown out; full grown.<br />
Uttrampa, v. a. to tread out. [drum. Utpag^ m. expedient, shift, means,<br />
UttnjmttJng J /. publishing by <strong>the</strong><br />
UttcytfJ n. expression ; phrase, -a^ v.<br />
a. to express. —Mxbtt a. expressive.<br />
-lig, a. express, plain, in direct<br />
terms. -ligett) ad. expressly, speci-<br />
fically.<br />
Utttotta) V. a. to tire out, to wear out.<br />
Uttt)fltta^, a. washed out.<br />
Ittty^Aj V. a. to interpret, to expound,<br />
to explain, to make out, to coustiue. —<br />
UttyStting, / interpretation, construction,<br />
explanation, exposition.<br />
Uttag, n. march abroad. -«, v. n. to<br />
Uttaixja, V. a. to stretch otit. - VLttanjelig,<br />
a. extensible, expansible, malleable,<br />
-^etj /. extensibility, malleability,<br />
[irive, to invent.<br />
Uttanfft, V. a. to excogitate, to conttttomtltfl,<br />
V. a. to empty, to exhaust,<br />
to evacuate. -5, v. d. to grow empty,<br />
to be exhausted, to vanish. - Ut=<br />
tomnitig, / emptying, evacuation,<br />
diaining, dissipation. - Uttotttlig, a.<br />
Utur, f. Ur. [exhaustible.<br />
UtPfltl^ring) /• going abroad, excursion,<br />
emigration.<br />
UtPfltttlflj v. a. to unsalt, to water.<br />
tltt>etfl«) V. a. to unfold, to develop,<br />
to display, to extricate.<br />
tltPetffl) V. a. to effect, to procure, to<br />
obtain, to impetrate. - en ^Of> to<br />
MtVtflCi V. a. to exchange. - Utttp<br />
ling, /. exchange.<br />
l}tt>i&ga) V. a. to extend, to enlarge,<br />
to dilate, to widen ; to rarefy. -tlbC)<br />
71. extention, enlargement, dilation;<br />
rarefaction.<br />
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UtPtftting, /. imfolding.<br />
UtpifAj f . a. to indicate, to prove, to<br />
appoint. - Utristting , /. indication,<br />
pointing out ; order to depart or leave<br />
UtriilJA) V. a. to choose, to pick out,<br />
to select, to pitch upon. - UtPfllb? a.<br />
chosen, exquisite, choice, be -Ej <strong>the</strong><br />
elect, -tj ad. exquisite.<br />
Utpanbig, f. Utpartee, J?ttte. -t, ad.<br />
outward.<br />
Utv^tteSfa. outward, external, extrinsic.<br />
-, ad. outwardly.<br />
UtV&Tptjm. excrescence; exostosis, extuberance<br />
<strong>of</strong> a bone.<br />
Utafrfl) V. a. & n. to extravasate.<br />
Utat, ad. outward. -, prp. - ^afPet)<br />
towards <strong>the</strong> sea, seaward.<br />
Utsgot) /. pi. detached l<strong>and</strong>s belonging<br />
to an estate. [to kill.<br />
Utobflj '. a. to destroy, to exterminate ;<br />
lU<strong>of</strong>ning)/. exercise, practise, performance.<br />
- Ut<strong>of</strong>PA J f. a. to exercise,<br />
to practise, to exert; to commit.<br />
Ut<strong>of</strong>petj prp. beyond ; upwards, over.<br />
Utcgb, a. full-eyed, saucer-eyed.<br />
Utoraj n. <strong>the</strong> outer ear.<br />
Ut<strong>of</strong>a, V. a. to lade out. - fin gaDS)<br />
to vent one's spleen. - Utosning, /.<br />
venting, lading out, emptying.<br />
Oaccin, m. cow-pox. -etfl) v. a. to<br />
inoculate <strong>the</strong> cow-pox on one.<br />
Pflcfetj a. h<strong>and</strong>some, beautiful, fair,<br />
pretty, elegant, fine, comely, charm-<br />
ing ; edifying, liberal ; good ; pretty,<br />
high, be tatfta retettfF«perfl«, belles-lettres,<br />
rfltfra l&anbefij <strong>the</strong> right<br />
h<strong>and</strong>. —t) a. pretty, h<strong>and</strong>somely;<br />
considerably ; fair, moderatelj". fom<br />
-t, come pray. -i>et, /. beauty,<br />
comeliness.
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VAdUy V<br />
ter ; to li<br />
'.. to stagger, to reel, to tot-<br />
Pfl^j n. ford, -fl, f.<br />
-ate, m. waders (birds).<br />
Dflfc, n. wager, bet; appeal, fla - meb<br />
fll om nagot, to lay a wager with<br />
oue about a tbiug. jjniom Iflfla -i<br />
by legal appeal. -peimin0flr, m. pi.<br />
. to wade.<br />
fee appe. tl.<br />
Pa&, Oabfl,/. calf, tl.e calf <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> leg.<br />
Vaii, m. waddiug.<br />
Pflpcl, m. roost, perch, eves ; sty.<br />
»aB0«>/- cradle. - (D«|jfl) -barn, n.<br />
babe. -Pifa,/. lullaby. - Dagga,<br />
V. a. to rock, to rock <strong>the</strong> cradle. Qo,<br />
raddle.<br />
t)«fln, m. carnage ; stage-coach ; cart,<br />
wagon; coach, chariot, -borg, fi.<br />
barricade. — &btt, f. boot <strong>of</strong> a coach.<br />
-bu», n. toach-house. -ebyta j /.<br />
waggonage. -9f org , m. <strong>the</strong> body <strong>of</strong><br />
a coach, -8li^cr, n. carthouse. -la=<br />
>a, /. box <strong>of</strong> a waggon or coach,<br />
-smafare, m. cartwright, coachmaker,<br />
-ima^axty'ii. waggon-master,<br />
carttaker. -grem , m. main braces <strong>of</strong><br />
a waggon. -BfmbrJA) /• gome, -fparj<br />
n. cartway, rut, track, -sflt'ge, ni.<br />
rack <strong>of</strong> a waggon. -9ti(lcl,/w. coach-<br />
pole, shaft <strong>of</strong> a cart.<br />
Jjaja, V. n. to flutter. lata flaggcn -,<br />
to display <strong>the</strong> Hag or <strong>the</strong> colours.<br />
»af, m. hole in <strong>the</strong> ice.<br />
Oaf , n. silting up, waking, -a, v. n.<br />
to watch, to sit up. - upy I up 1 -a<br />
<strong>of</strong>rer en, to watch over one. -buftru,<br />
/. nurse, -jluga, /. wake, b^tta<br />
-fluga, to have a wake, -na , v. n.<br />
to awake, to wake, to waken, -fam,<br />
a. vigilant, W'atchful, attentive, wake-<br />
ful, strict, -fambet, /. vigilance,<br />
watchfulness.<br />
Vaft, ni. watch, guard, duty; sentry,<br />
sentinel, keeper, (la pa - » to st<strong>and</strong><br />
sentry. Para pa-, to keep watch,<br />
(la pa fin - , to st<strong>and</strong> upon one's<br />
guard, pa pa -, to mount guard,<br />
fomme af -en, to dismount guard.<br />
-bafPati&C, a- <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> guard, upon<br />
duty, -bus , n. watchhouse. -b2ll=<br />
ning, /. keeping watch, being upon<br />
guard, -farl, OT. guard, watchman,<br />
sentry, -fur, m. guerite, sentry-box.<br />
-mafiare, m. doorkeeper; jailer, gaoler,<br />
jailkec-per. -fFepp, n. guardship.<br />
-fFett,«. warning-piece, -torn,<br />
n. barbican, watchtower. —a, v. a.<br />
to keep, to guard, lo observe, to<br />
ward, to tend, to watch, -a fig, v. r.<br />
to be cautious, -are, m. keeper,<br />
watch, watchman, guard, watcher.<br />
Paftel, m. quail, -falf, m. lanner,<br />
lanneret. -pipa, /. bird-call.<br />
t)al, m. en - jitt, foiu- score <strong>of</strong> herrings.<br />
t)al, «. election, choice, option, alternative,<br />
-bar, a. eligible, -barbet,<br />
/. eligibility. -&ag, m. day <strong>of</strong> election.<br />
-frJbet, /. liberty <strong>of</strong> choice or<br />
<strong>of</strong> election, -fbrrattning , /. election,<br />
-fbrfamling, /. electing assembly,<br />
-fonung, m. elective King,<br />
-fula, /. ballot, -man, OT. elector,<br />
-rife, n. elective kingdom, -rattig-bet,<br />
/. right <strong>of</strong> election, -rcjl, /<br />
uflrage. -fpraf, n- devise.<br />
ibol. sayw<br />
Oalen, J?alban&, a. having <strong>the</strong> h<strong>and</strong>s<br />
benumbed with cold.<br />
Dalf, m. fulling-mill ; roller, birlet;<br />
hard skin. -jcr&, -lera, /. full.<br />
earth, -a , v. a. to full, to work ;<br />
roll, -a ler, to work clay, to temper<br />
clay, -are, m. fuller. [tine tie.<br />
Palfnut, m. trueloversknot, adaman-<br />
Datt, m. dam, dike ; rampart ; sward ;<br />
coast, ga -, ga i - , to be pasturing<br />
or grazing, -bjon , n. herdsman.<br />
-born, n. a herdsman's horn, -bun^i<br />
m. wolfdog. -fulla, /. herdswoman.<br />
-brt, /. comfrey, allbea. -a, v. a.<br />
-a bejTapcn, to tend <strong>the</strong> cattle, -a<br />
fig, V. r. to ga<strong>the</strong>r a sward.<br />
Panning, /. agitation, flushing.<br />
PaHatf, m. gelding, a horse castrated.<br />
-a, f. a. to geld, to castrate, -are,<br />
m. gclder.<br />
Oanborgine^a, / rogation-week.<br />
Talifart, /. pilgrimage.
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fall^aD) n. <strong>the</strong> elysium <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ancient<br />
nor<strong>the</strong>rn peoples.<br />
Oattmo, m. poppy, -felibettj m. seacel<strong>and</strong>ine,<br />
-fnopp, m. poppyhead.<br />
rattrat) / spermaceti.<br />
PaDro^) m. morse, wallrus.<br />
Dfllmar) n. homespun cloth.<br />
Dalnot, / walnut.<br />
[to whelp.<br />
V&lp, m. whelp; puppy. -«j *>. a.<br />
OfllpIfltS, m. field <strong>of</strong> battle.<br />
Dal?) m. cylinder, roller ; wallow. —<br />
VaUa 1 V. a. & n. to roll , to flatten<br />
into thill pieces ; to waiter.<br />
Va\t\)atny n. french-hom. -t(l, m.<br />
hornblower. [received.<br />
t)«Iutfl, /. value. - befcmmenj value<br />
Pampyt, m. flying dog.<br />
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—tyf t) 7n. want <strong>of</strong> care , carelessness,<br />
-tyfta, V. a. to defame, to blast<br />
one's reputation, -tyfte, n. asper-<br />
sion ; disrepute, bad name, reproach,<br />
-flnnig) a. crack-brained, crazy.<br />
-iltttlig^et, /. madness, -ff (jpa, v. a.<br />
to disfigure, to deform, to make ugly.<br />
-fFapa^, -fFapIig, a. deformed, disfigured.<br />
-fFapItg^et , /. deformity,<br />
monstrosity. -fFota, v. a. to neglect,<br />
to take no care <strong>of</strong>. -fTotffl, m. careless<br />
treatment, negleet. -(T
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fill, variaBle, inconstant. —l^etj f.<br />
uncertaintj, dubiousness, instability,<br />
fickleness, hazard.<br />
V&nt,m.T. sliroud. -fnop, m. waleknot.<br />
-(Iroppi m. salvagee, wapp.<br />
-PUtlint) m. pi. futtock-staves.<br />
Vantey m. glove, mitten.<br />
VaV^n-, n. weapon, arms, armour;<br />
arms, coat <strong>of</strong> arms, gttpa till - , to<br />
take up arms. —bet > f. armorial,<br />
duration, permanence.<br />
tJatba, V. n.Xo be, to become, to grow.<br />
rar&e Ijue, let <strong>the</strong>re be light.<br />
r>arf, n. shipbuilder's yard.<br />
Uatg, m. wolf, -bctia, /. lupine.<br />
-0r«P> /• pitfall for catching <strong>of</strong><br />
wolves, -l^ena, -ittna, /. she- wolf.<br />
-t)Unb, m. corsac-fox. -lo, m. lynx,<br />
-miblf,/. wolf's milk (plant), -nat,<br />
n. deerhays.<br />
-btaf,". clashing <strong>of</strong> arms, -^tagatf, Uargeting, /. reserve <strong>of</strong> soldier.<br />
m. esquire, armour-bearer. -^tiSj n. -Starl, m. soldier <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> reserve.<br />
church -porch. -l^rilft, /. tiucc, ratfuntia fig, v. r. - bfret nagon,<br />
suspension <strong>of</strong> arms. —fliibb, a. armed, to pity, to have mercy upon. - Vat-<br />
-fonfl)/. blazonry, heraldry. -Iytfa><br />
/. chance <strong>of</strong> war. -plats j ni. place<br />
<strong>of</strong> arms, -ffifte, n. combat, engagement,<br />
conflict, -fmeb) m. armorer.<br />
-Hit-, n. coat <strong>of</strong> arms.<br />
Pat) n. case; ticken.<br />
Cat, ". shy, aware, -fagel , m. great<br />
shrike, butcher-bird.<br />
Ufltj n. pus, matter. -poCflitt0 1 /<br />
suppuration, -fpulflj m. imposthume.<br />
-far, n. ulcer, -a fig, *-. r. -8, V. d.<br />
to suppurate, to matter, to maturate,<br />
-tg, a. purulent.<br />
thing. - af (fonber), to be broke. •<br />
meb , to be broke. - tJlcb , to be engaged<br />
in. - titt, to exist. -Ilbe, a<br />
being, existent. - PatelfC) /. existence,<br />
being ; creature ; stay, abode.<br />
fata, V. n. to last, to endure, to continue<br />
, to hold. - Data?tig, a. durable,<br />
lasting, -tet, /. continuance<br />
r>a», m. vase.<br />
storage, stock <strong>of</strong> goods, -miingb, t?afa=(Drbett, m. <strong>the</strong> order <strong>of</strong> Wasa.<br />
store <strong>of</strong> goods, -ptis , n. price r>afe, m. sheaf.<br />
goods.<br />
PafT, n. -malm, m. waslied ore. -a,<br />
Uara J v. n. to be, to exist, rata fig V. a. to wash. -Vttt , n. washing-<br />
bcrmcb ^utu bet t>in, be this as i mill, [pipe, reed.<br />
will. - af mcb nSget, to be rid <strong>of</strong> Va^tm. reed, -ipi^ay f. -ror,w. reed-<br />
Pa^Ia, /. whey, serum. - Da^Uaftig,<br />
Da^Iig, a. wiicyish.<br />
PatetberbsplanFa, /. waterway.<br />
Patten, n. water. tiU. lanti ei) -, by<br />
water <strong>and</strong> by l<strong>and</strong>, iatta unt'Ct - ,<br />
to float, (li uniet -, to be overflowed,<br />
lata en. fafta fltt-, to make<br />
water, -flftig, a. washy, wateiish.
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-iab, n. bain, bath, -bajjge, m.<br />
waterbeetle. -bei)e.Vinm^ , /. reservoir<br />
<strong>of</strong> water. -bffFrifninft > /• bydrogi-apby.<br />
-bt, n. drone, -tlflflbat*)<br />
a. mixt witli water. -Hcinitta) /.<br />
blister. -Homtncj /. aquatic flower.<br />
-blSfa, /. bubble; blister: dipperpinnace.<br />
-Habbrfl) f. biadderwort.<br />
-bci|l> m. scarcity <strong>of</strong> water, -btyit,<br />
n. <strong>the</strong> surface <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> water, -bratf ><br />
n. hydrocele, -biirarc, -br.-.0«re, m.<br />
waterbearer. -bjutj 7J. aquatic animal,<br />
-bop , n. baptism with water,<br />
-brapj n. watcrdraught, indrauglit.<br />
-byf ate, w. diver, -fan, n. waterfall,<br />
cataract, cascade, -ffobj m.<br />
-flcbe,«. flood, inundation, overflow,<br />
deluge, -fagel, w. waterfowl, seefowl.<br />
-fatA , /• drain, waterfurrow.<br />
-f4t5,^. watercolour. -flanfl , m.<br />
T. waterline. -^intlfl, /. amnios.<br />
-]E»iuIj «. watermiil-wheel. -})0)f.<br />
watertiough. -t>unS', m. waterspaniel.<br />
-VinAi f. common gallinule. -J(in=<br />
ttfl, -f «rwf fl, /. ewer, pitcher, -f tjlfl,<br />
/. reservoir, -f l<strong>of</strong>Pet, "2. buck-bean,<br />
-fonjl,/. jet, fountain. -foppot,f.pl.<br />
waterpox. -fatly n. watertub. -Ie&=<br />
nitHJj/. aqueduct, gutter, trench. -Itfl=<br />
Bace,OT. waterbutt. -Unit,/, waterliiie.<br />
-liigSa, t^'. a. to soke, to freshen.<br />
-mannen,m.T. aquh.ius. -mai^inym.<br />
hydraulic machine. -mflenjw. watermelon.<br />
-mittfPntllg, / diminution <strong>of</strong><br />
water. ~n'6by / distress occasioned by<br />
inundation. —ecm > m. waterserpent,<br />
hydra. -|jfl^,«. level, bevel, -pelflte,<br />
771. waterspout. -pottlafCym. wimple,<br />
-pr<strong>of</strong>, n. walertrial, waterdome.<br />
-ptOfrfite, m. hydrometer, -pu^ym.<br />
puddle, plash, -qpfltn, /. watermill.<br />
-tif , a. watery, abunding in water.<br />
-tifet,7i. <strong>the</strong> aquatic kingdom, -ratta,<br />
/. waterrat. -rcillta, /. waterchannel,<br />
-ror, n. waterpipe ; T. emphatic<br />
vessel, -ffftig, a. dropsical,<br />
hydropic. -ftlfe,/z. crowsilk. -fFtaif,<br />
m. canine madness. -fTygg, a. fear-<br />
ful <strong>of</strong> water ; hyjrophobous. -fnflr«<br />
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pa, /. bilcock. -foppa,/ watergiuel.<br />
-fot, m. dropsy, -fpinnel, m. waterspider,<br />
-fptang , n. watershoot, jet.<br />
-jlare, m. waterowzel. -flaHe, n.<br />
waterplace. -jlaiUtrtaj /. dysury.<br />
-fPUlfl, m. oedema, -fyta, /. water<br />
dock, -fa, Wi. watertub. -{agAyf.<br />
water-aloe. — tijlcl, m. hog's mushroom,<br />
-taty a. waterpro<strong>of</strong>, -lit, «.<br />
waterclock. -t>etfj n. waterwork.<br />
-VaQy f. waterlevel. -vaj:t y m.<br />
waterplant. -aber, f- spring <strong>of</strong><br />
water ;<br />
lymphatic vessel, -apple, m.<br />
corkwood. - (Oatt) -{jrot, m. hastypudding,<br />
-tta, V. a. -nae, *'. d. to<br />
water, -nig, a. watery. -tA, v. a.<br />
to water, -ugol, m. waterpit.<br />
t)au, m. dyer's weed.<br />
tJajC, n. wax. -alti^y a. ceruminous.<br />
-bilb , m. image <strong>of</strong> wax. -Hef are,<br />
m. waxbleacher. -bufFc, m. -ttaiy<br />
n. waxtree. -buf, m. oilcloth, cert-<br />
cloth, -fruft, m. waxfruit. -fflfa,<br />
/. comK -tiafa,/. waxnose. \atta,<br />
-nafa pa en , to set a dice upon one.<br />
-plajler, n. waxplaster, cerate. -pu=<br />
#erare,OT. embosser <strong>of</strong> wax. -(lapel,<br />
m. waxwinder, bougie, —a , f . a. to<br />
wax, to cere.<br />
Pe, i. wo. - big, wo be to <strong>the</strong>e.<br />
— flagan, f. lamentation, wail.<br />
Uccf, n. plait, fold; crease. -«, v. a.<br />
-a il&op, to fold.<br />
Detfa,/. week. - (OeffO-Hab, «.<br />
weekly paper. -Ion, /. weekly wages.<br />
-tals, ad. weekly, by tlie week.<br />
fetfia , V. a. to wind up, to %vrap up,<br />
to involve. - af , to unfold, to un<br />
wrap. — ont, to wind about, to wrap<br />
Oeb, ni. wood, firewood, -bob,/,<br />
woodhouse. —btanb, m. fewel, firewood,<br />
—fang, n. ga<strong>the</strong>ring <strong>of</strong> wood.<br />
-garb, m. woodyard. -?)uggare, m.<br />
woodcutter, -fajl, m. woodpile.<br />
-Ia#, n. cartload <strong>of</strong> wood. -traft)e,<br />
m. woodstack. -tra, n. billet, -ypa,<br />
/. falling axe.<br />
Df berbora, v. n. imp. to be due. -tlbC)<br />
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m. <strong>the</strong> party concerned. — Vebttiotlig,<br />
a. due, proper, just, -ettj ad.<br />
duly.<br />
Vtbetielomany m. adversary, contending<br />
party. - (OeJier) -Sopflre,m.<br />
anabaptist, -ffltag, v. p. & d. to be-<br />
fall. -f^S, V. d. to recover, -fflen^e,<br />
n. recovery, -gattaj f. a. to revk-ard,<br />
to requite, to pay , to return. -gatt=<br />
ning) /. return, reward, -tiitt) ni.<br />
law <strong>of</strong> retaliation. -}>Aftig-,a. bound,<br />
accountable, liable, -la^j ". tantamount,<br />
compensation. -lif e > "'•<br />
equal. -laggA) t'. a. to refute, to<br />
confute, -lapgning,/ confutation,<br />
refutation. -maU, «. pledge, tokt<br />
-mobAj /. pain, anguish, -part,<br />
adversary, -qoitfaj t". a. to recrca<br />
to refresh, to recruit, -qpitfclfe , /.<br />
refreshment. -fafa> '. a. to refuse.<br />
-fflFiire, m. adversary, -fafanfcc, n.<br />
refusal, denial, -ffeit, «. reUected<br />
light, -fpeli n. <strong>the</strong> contrary, <strong>the</strong> reverse,<br />
-(lygglig, o. odious, abominable,<br />
execrable, detestable, -jlyggliSUty<br />
-flrggelfe,/. abomination,<br />
detestation, -taga > f. rf- to receive.<br />
-Plljft, /. antipathy, aversion, repugnancy.<br />
-Paga > f . a. to venture,<br />
to liazard. -piit^ig) a. repugnant,<br />
disagreeable, nauseous, distasteful,<br />
loathsome. -Pfltbig^ft, / adversity,<br />
cross, calamity ; nauseousness.<br />
Uef, /. winch. - DefPA, V. a. to turn<br />
round, to wind. — 4f> to unwind. -<br />
iffOP) to roll toge<strong>the</strong>r, to lap up, to<br />
fold up.<br />
Pcftfl, f. fan. -, f. n. to fan, to winnow,<br />
to ventilate, to wave.<br />
Pefpa) /. i ^tn -ft) at that very time.<br />
t>eite, m. woad.<br />
Pef > a. weak, -a lifpf t , <strong>the</strong> waist.<br />
-|»et,/. weakness, pliantness, s<strong>of</strong>tness,<br />
-lig, a. s<strong>of</strong>t, eileminate. -Ugt,<br />
ad. unmanly. -Itg^Ct , /. s<strong>of</strong>tness;<br />
effeminacy. —Iing> m. an effeminate<br />
man. -nAj f. n. to s<strong>of</strong>ten, to gro'<br />
s<strong>of</strong>t or jdiant.<br />
Defetag? ". s<strong>of</strong>t-rush.<br />
X>tt<br />
Pefling, m. carpet-weed, raoUugo.<br />
rel&, m. partiality.<br />
Pelf) m. tent.<br />
Delin, m. vellum.<br />
retljleri a. left, titt -y - om» toward<br />
<strong>the</strong> left. -\)h\t>ti a. lefth<strong>and</strong>ed.<br />
Detttil, m. valve.<br />
Dentilera) f . a. to ventilate.<br />
Depa^ /. any kind <strong>of</strong> cloth for lapping<br />
about a thing.<br />
OcttfiCCta, V. a. to verify.<br />
ViXl) n. work, performance; affair,<br />
business, fact; establishment. ^)afpa<br />
i~tty to be at work with, i fjelfPa<br />
-Ctj in effect, -bor^, n. shop-board,<br />
-gefall) m. head-journe3Tnan. -lo»,<br />
a. ineffectual, -maflare, m. foreman,<br />
-fantj a. active, efficacious, effective.<br />
-fatni)et, /. activity, efficacy. -|lab,<br />
m. sliop, workshop, -jlol) m, loom,<br />
-(latta ) V. a. to execute, to perform,<br />
to practise, to do. -jlaaatibe, a. bexi<br />
-(latlan^e magtm, <strong>the</strong> executive<br />
power. -(latttg^et, /. execution,<br />
performance, practice. — f^ttb j f.<br />
actual sin. — tyg> n. tool, instrument. -<br />
X>nU) ad. tia -, to work. -yv. a.<br />
Q, n. to work, to operate, to effect;<br />
to have efl'ect, to operate, to have influence.<br />
— pa> to have influence upon.<br />
- ttlT) to contribute to. — nfeCj a. ef-<br />
ficient, efficacious, active, effectual.<br />
-n> /. effect, operation, influence. -<br />
Oerfligi a. actual, real, -en, ad. actually,"<br />
in Irutli, verily, truly. -Jjft,<br />
/. reality, existence, fact. — Vttttting<br />
, /. effect. -9ftrt» , m. sphere<br />
<strong>of</strong> activity.<br />
Derlb)/. world, ia -y to know how<br />
to behave among people. fOtC i ~tn,<br />
in foi-mer times, -sbffattt, a. noto-<br />
rious. -sbefTrifning,/. cosraograpliy.<br />
-sbotgare, m. cosmopolite, -ebvgg.<br />
naiyf. fabric <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> world. -Stcl,<br />
m. part <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> world, -thafy n.<br />
ocean. -6l)i|1orte, /. universal history.<br />
-sFatta, /. map <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> world.<br />
-Sfytlfnt) ". system <strong>of</strong> tlie world.<br />
-8Pi9tct, /. philosophy. -t\\Qy a.
X>ev<br />
worldly, pr<strong>of</strong>ane, temporal, laical;<br />
human ; secular. — elig tis j a philosopher,<br />
-slittt, ad. worldly. -elig=<br />
t)et, /. worldliness.<br />
t)eC8j m. verse, stanza, pa -, in verse.<br />
-mafare, m. versifier, -a^et, /.<br />
poetical vein.<br />
Oerfal, m. capital letter.<br />
Vertical) a. vertical.<br />
VeUay f. weasel.<br />
Pcjlj m. waistcoat.<br />
Pejlj m. west. -PflttS} a /. T. westings.<br />
Vita ) V. a. to know, lata en - , to<br />
let one know, fa - , to learn. jfl0<br />
t>ttt tie - af teiiem) I will have no<br />
dealings with him. - fotwt, to foreknow.<br />
- naflOt tneb ftg> to be conscious<br />
<strong>of</strong> a thing. - nagot me& en<br />
attnan, toknow<strong>of</strong> sometliing ano<strong>the</strong>r<br />
is guilty <strong>of</strong>. ej - titt jig, to know<br />
nothing <strong>of</strong> one's self, -n'ity a. knowing,<br />
-tlbe 0^ riljattbej on set purpose.<br />
- Petenffapi /• science. -lig,<br />
a. scicntlfical. - t)eterligi a. known,<br />
gora —> to manifest, -eil, ad. knowingly,<br />
consciously. - DeteilfFfl}?, /•<br />
knowledge, privity. - Di'tt, n. wit,<br />
sense. VAtA iftatl -ttt to be out <strong>of</strong><br />
one's senses, -gitig , a. desirous <strong>of</strong><br />
learning, curious, -girtg^et , /. de-<br />
sire <strong>of</strong> learning ; curiosity. -Io8> a.<br />
senseless, witless, mad. -lost^et, /<br />
senselessness. -Pilling, m. roadman,<br />
-igj a. witty, judicious, ingenious,<br />
sensible. [open into.<br />
^ett;^-, V. n. - emot, at, to face, to<br />
Dctte, m. decoyduck.<br />
t)i,/)r. we. ^<br />
Piccfonung, m. lord deputy.<br />
Ditffi, V. n. to wag. - eni) to overturn.<br />
ridrcr, /. pi. vetch.<br />
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Oib, /jrp. near, nigh; at^ about,<br />
upon, by.<br />
OiSi, a. wide, large, ample, i -a fals<br />
tCt » very uncertain. -iXt-y a. comp.<br />
wider. -& j /. width , extent, space,<br />
capacity, capaciousness, wideness,<br />
breadth. -ga> f. a. to enlarge, -ga<br />
fig, V. r. to widen, to grow wide,<br />
-t, ad. largely, widely, -t omfting,<br />
far about, -t et^brefet, far <strong>and</strong> wide,<br />
-tberombja. celebrious, far renowned,<br />
-tutfeentc, a. uncertain in <strong>the</strong> issue.<br />
t)ibaj ad. far, much. — tneCj much<br />
more, fa - font, as far as. - DiSate,<br />
a. far<strong>the</strong>r. -, ad. far<strong>the</strong>r, fur<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
more, od^ fa -, <strong>and</strong> so on. titts-,<br />
till ano<strong>the</strong>r opportunity. - intet,<br />
nothing else.<br />
Diftbranna, v. a. to burn to <strong>the</strong> pot.<br />
Dibbypr, /. pi. slops.<br />
Oibe, n. withy, willow.<br />
Pibfaffnilig, /. insertion.<br />
Di&ga, f. a. to own, to confess, to<br />
acknowledge, to admit. — etlbe, n.<br />
confession, acknowledgment.<br />
Pi&l)afta, V. a. to fasten, to affix.<br />
Di&I>anga, v. n. to adhere, to stick to.<br />
-n&e, a. adhesive, cohesive, sticking.<br />
-nt»e, n. adherence. - tJtb^angfle,<br />
Pibimera, v. a. to attest, to verify. -<br />
Dibimation, /. attestation.<br />
Vi^ia., f. a willow-twig.<br />
Pibfannanbe, n. acknowledgment.<br />
Piblyftig, Pibliiftig, a. large, extensive,<br />
long, copious, difiuse, voluminous,<br />
ample; tedious, difiusive, dis-<br />
solute, extravagant. Icfpa -t, to live<br />
dissolutely. - Pibl<strong>of</strong>tig^Ct, /. prolixity,<br />
copiousness, exuberance, tediousness<br />
; extravagance, j^an at i<br />
ntytfen — > he is encumbered with<br />
debts.<br />
Dibtig, a. adverse, contrary, cross,<br />
against; harsh, rough. - lytfa, ill<br />
luck, -t ombome, censure, reproach.<br />
i -t fall , if it should fall out o<strong>the</strong>rwise.<br />
-\)it-y f. adversity, cross ; nau-<br />
seousness.
m X>ib<br />
ViitOtA) V. a. to touch; to mention,<br />
to speak <strong>of</strong>. - Pitrcmingspunft, m.<br />
point <strong>of</strong> contact. - PifctCrUg, a.<br />
touchable. [lig^ a. superstitious.<br />
^7i^fFfpeIfe, / superstition. - Ot^f^ep=<br />
PtMlriitft, a. vast, extensive, i - bf=<br />
marfelfej generally. [measures.<br />
Pibtapa, V. a. - en utt>a0) to take<br />
r'«&t«IJfl, p. n. to begin ; to follow.<br />
PiJunbec, n. monster. -Itgj a. monstrous,<br />
strange.<br />
t»ibopj)en, a. quite open.<br />
VifVtl, m. weevil, calender.<br />
Oifl) a. nimble , agile; swift, quick;<br />
convenient, commodious, li<strong>and</strong>y; active,<br />
dexterous ; ready. -\eti /• agi-<br />
lity, nimbleness, activity, quickness,<br />
dexterity, facility.<br />
DigA) V. a. to consecrate, to dedicate.<br />
- trubfolfj to marry, to wed. - fll<br />
tiVi pte(l, to ordain, uigb jotb, consecrated<br />
earth. - signing j / consecration;<br />
ordination. - figfcl, m.<br />
wedding. -ttng> m. wedding-ring. -<br />
PtgPAter, n. lioly water.<br />
t>»gg, m. wedge. '<br />
OiggC) m. tufted duck.<br />
UigtjTO. weight ; importance, moment,<br />
consequence, concernment. lagga<br />
pa, to add weight to. -Iob,n. weight.<br />
-fFalj m, scale <strong>of</strong> a balance; a pair<br />
<strong>of</strong> scales, balance. - Tigtig, a. <strong>of</strong> full<br />
weight; weighty, important: mo-<br />
'mentous. -tg^et > /. weighliuess,<br />
weight; importance.<br />
t)if, m. cove, creek.<br />
Diffl, ad. gifPfl -J to give way; to<br />
yield, to retreat. - flf tJiigen, to tuiii<br />
out <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> road. - af tiUt, to leave<br />
<strong>the</strong> kingdom. - tfran, to stray from,<br />
to leave. - tiVi^iAlAi uubflft, to retreat,<br />
to give ground, to evitate. - ct<br />
Hi'i&n-, to turn aside. -ftt>e> n. yield-<br />
ing, retreat.<br />
Pit fl, V. a. to fold, to double, to plait.<br />
— in J to fold inwards. - up|>» ^o<br />
unfold; to turn up. -nbe, n. t)tt=<br />
nilig, /. folding, doubling. [vicar.<br />
fifattflt, n. viearsliip. - fiffltifj n:.<br />
—<br />
fifing) m. old-nor<strong>the</strong>rn pirate, freebooter,<br />
searover. -flbol, -fisfle, -nh<br />
jle, n. retreat <strong>of</strong> pirate, -fstb , /<br />
Diftrilj f. ritriel. [piracy.<br />
Diftualier, m. pi. victuals, provisions.<br />
- (ftftiJfllie) -t)anbl«re) m.<br />
victualler. -t>igt, m. weight <strong>of</strong> vic-<br />
tuals.<br />
t)il&, a. wild, savage ; fierce, fe<br />
barbarous, -, -btab j n.<br />
game. — bjutj n. wildbeast, monster,<br />
-getcrt, /. daisy, leopard's-banc.<br />
-gas, /. wildgoose. -^ct, /. wildness,<br />
ferocity, savageness, fierceness.<br />
-Wvnttm. madcap, -h\(itt^m. axis,<br />
-fatt, m. wildcat, -fern, n. barleygrass.<br />
-fIo(for, /. pi. throatwort.<br />
-fott, n. proud llesh. -Ibf, m. great<br />
round-lieaded garlick. -mart) m. a<br />
savage man. -marf , /. wilderness,<br />
-nejlif a , /. Avhite or red campion,<br />
-opr, m. wildox. -fenap, m. flixwood.<br />
-jinnt, a. wild, ferocious,<br />
-frin, n. wildboar. -asna, /. wildass.<br />
- Pilbf, m. savage.<br />
Pilja, /. will ; clioice, pleasure, mind,<br />
way. mcb -, on purpose, gota tn<br />
tin riljeg , to humour one. Boniin»<br />
gens -, <strong>the</strong> King's pleasiu-e. -, v. «.<br />
& n. to will, to want, em (Bub pitt,<br />
if God please. - ^a, to want, itfe -,<br />
not to be willing. \)i.n fiB at mtna<br />
pengat) he covets my money. - Ptl=<br />
lig, a. willing, ready. -\)it, f. wil-<br />
Pin, ad. fara -, f. Pilfc -farelfc, /•<br />
error, mistake, delusion, -r-big, «•<br />
irresolute, being at a loss, -rabigbft,<br />
f. suspense, hesitation, doubt, perplexity,<br />
loss, -fam, a. intricate.<br />
-faml)et, /. confusion, -a, /. error,<br />
illusion, confusion: perplexity,<br />
delusion, -oanbf, m. delusive spirit,<br />
-olatig, a. heterodox, -omening, /.<br />
erroneous opinion. -Oftig, -orag, m.<br />
wrong course, eiTor. - t)tl|e, ad.<br />
astray, g^ - , to go astray, -f aran^<br />
be, a. erroneous, -fatanbe tibbare,<br />
kuiglit errant. -fOt«, v. a. to mislead.
Vii<br />
ViHi a, mad ; angry.<br />
ViUnvaUA) f. confusion, tumult, medley,<br />
irregvilarity, mixture.<br />
DiOfaca, f. a. to comply, to agree, to<br />
concede, to grant. - t)iCf arift , a.<br />
compliant, condescending. —^et) f.<br />
•«ompliance, concession, granting.<br />
UtflfoC) n. condition, term, proviso,<br />
stipulation. ine& — j conditionally.<br />
me^^et-J upon that condition, -j<br />
pi. circumstances. Pflta i jJO&a — > to<br />
be in good circumstances. —lig j a.<br />
conditional, eventual, arbitrary. —lig<br />
fata, hypo<strong>the</strong>sis, -en, ad. conditi<br />
naIl3^ -f>et, /. conditionality, eve<br />
tuality.<br />
VirtibA) f. cyprinus vimba (fish).<br />
t)iml«, f. n. to swarm in abundance,<br />
to be crowded.<br />
Cimmelfantip, a. giddy, whimsical.<br />
XJimpcl, m. pendant.<br />
t>jn, «. wine, ftna Pinet, rich wines.<br />
-afti^y a. vinous, -berg, «. vineyard.<br />
-iUbt n. vine-leaf. -VetQning,/.vindemiation,<br />
vintage, -byg&j<br />
/. vinous country, -bat , n. currant.<br />
-fcrjifPflj /• grape, -btanf, -briietBi<br />
m. lees <strong>of</strong> wine, -fat, n. wine-cask.<br />
-flUtFfl, /. gherkin. -0ar&, m. vineyard.<br />
-^an&UtC, m. wine-merchant.<br />
-FatlatC, m. wine-cellar, tav<br />
— lail& , n. >vine-country ; vineyard,<br />
-mobet, /. winenio<strong>the</strong>r. -muji, m.<br />
most, -pipa, /. wine-pipe. -JJtOf,<br />
n. wine-trial, -tfltlf a,/, vine-branch,<br />
-ruta, /. rue, herb <strong>of</strong> grace. -f?artf,<br />
m. vintner, tavern-keeper; cup-bearer;<br />
wine-buft'et. -flett, m. tartar,<br />
-fictf, m. vine, -fur, a. winy, -fyra,<br />
/. acidity <strong>of</strong> wine, -trab, n. v'<br />
-tutt, m. impost on wine, -atttta,<br />
/ vinegar, wine-vinegar.<br />
t)inb, a. awry, warped, cast.<br />
Vinb, m. garret, l<strong>of</strong>t, cockl<strong>of</strong>t. -$fon=<br />
fiet, -sglugg, m. garret-window.<br />
-9fammare, m. garret-room.<br />
t>inb, m. wind, gale, breeze, gob - ,<br />
fair wind, ta -en af en, to get <strong>the</strong><br />
wind <strong>of</strong> one. ttim -, large wind.<br />
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bojteI,/7i.whiffer. -fana,/. wea<strong>the</strong>rcock,<br />
-fang, n. folding- skreen.<br />
-faHe, n. windfall, -^unb, m. greyhound.<br />
-Iaft>e, m. woboard. -tnatt,<br />
n. anemometer. -fFifpa, /. <strong>the</strong> card<br />
or face <strong>of</strong> a sea-compass, -fjjclare,<br />
f. Oinglare. -Spoliy "»• curlew.<br />
-(iitta, /. calm, -(iyf, a. windliglit.<br />
-(lot, m. puff <strong>of</strong> wind. -«gn, m.<br />
flourishing furnace. -Paf , /. hole<br />
in <strong>the</strong> ice occasioned by <strong>the</strong> wind.<br />
-PatStib, m. T. windtide. -agg, n.<br />
wind-egg, addle-egg.<br />
Dinb, m. winch, windlass, -a, v. a.<br />
to heave, to wind, -a (lyftj to heave<br />
taught, -bre,/. drawbridge, -brunn,<br />
m. drawwell. —fpel, «• windlass,<br />
capstan, capsteru. [squint-eyed.<br />
Oinba, V. n. to squint. - IJiubogb, a.<br />
finbel, m. -fnatfa, /. <strong>the</strong> royal staircase;<br />
wreath, -tra^jpa, / spiral<br />
stairs; wentletrap. -ott, /. convol-<br />
volus.<br />
Pingab, a. winged. - t)inge, m.<br />
wing. - (Oing) -fiabec, m. flagfea<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
-fober, m. sheath -wing.<br />
-fnii, n. carpus, -pentia, /• pen.<br />
-tagg, m. jacana, s<strong>and</strong>piper.<br />
Dingia, v. n. to shuffle, to practise<br />
indirect methods , to play fast <strong>and</strong><br />
loose, -re, m. shuffler. - pinflleri,<br />
n. shuffling, slight.<br />
l?inf, m. beck, sign, wink, ge en - at<br />
nagon, to give one a hint, -a, v. n.<br />
to beckon, to wink.<br />
tJinfei, m. angle, comer, -bafe, m.<br />
square ; composing-stick. —fna , n.<br />
T. lodging-knees, -matt, n. square,<br />
recipiangie. -rat, a. rectangular,<br />
-font , m. T. lamdoides. - Pinflig,<br />
a. angular, coniered.<br />
^Sinnd't v. a. & n. to win, to gain, lo<br />
obtain, to get, to carry, to attain, to<br />
earn, to acquire, to make. - fa n^i<br />
gon , to get <strong>the</strong> better <strong>of</strong> one. -nbe,<br />
n. till ixbim -nbt-, in order to gain<br />
time. - Dinning, / gain, pr<strong>of</strong>it, lucre,<br />
advantage, -slyflen, a. eager <strong>of</strong><br />
gain, self-interested. - Pinnlagga
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ewtj to bear witness <strong>of</strong> a thing. PtenfF, a. -\)'i.^y not gelded horse,<br />
Vittety a. versed in polite literature,<br />
lettered, learned, en - man , a man<br />
-a, V. n. -flg, V. d. to neigh at <strong>the</strong><br />
sight <strong>of</strong> a mare.<br />
<strong>of</strong> wit, genius, -j^ct, /. polite lite- Prcilg, a. cross-grained ; morose, peerature,<br />
belles lettres ; work in polite vish. ~\)tty f.<br />
knots, guars; peevish-<br />
literature, -^etsibf flCf, -l^tted^tarty<br />
m. man <strong>of</strong> wit. [or a snare.<br />
VittJAy V. a. to examine a net, a hook<br />
Vittnay f . n. to witness, to depose, to<br />
testily, to attest , to bear w^itness. —<br />
Ctnotetl) to give evidence against one.<br />
- fCt tt«BOn ) to witness in one's fa-<br />
to. - Vittntyn. witness, evidence.<br />
(lamirtA tttt -, to call to witness.<br />
-SbOCbj n. attestation, testimony, evidence,<br />
viTtness. — gfbi m. oath <strong>of</strong> wit-<br />
nesses. -8f0t, -StjiH, a. qualified for<br />
gi\-ing evidence. -Sforl^or j n. trial<br />
<strong>of</strong> witnesses. — gni«lj«. deposition;<br />
case that is to be proved by <strong>the</strong> de-<br />
position <strong>of</strong> evidences. [air.<br />
t)ittra) p. n. to be dissolved by <strong>the</strong><br />
Pittring, /. efflorescency.<br />
PtPttt, i. let him live, let's toast him.<br />
Vitetty n. \)C \titt -> to be upon free<br />
Oijtt, ni. vizier. [cost.<br />
Ptjjf ) n. wreck; drug, refuse, tiash,<br />
lagan ; a good for nothing.<br />
Praffagel) m. goos<strong>and</strong>er, merganser,<br />
Pce&j n. faucet, cock; button.<br />
Pretj a. angry, wrathful. - |)a tlft=<br />
flCn, angry withone. -e, m. wrath,<br />
passion, anger, i -es tltoS , in a gust<br />
<strong>of</strong> passion. fiiflC till —ty passionate.<br />
-5«Sj V. d. to be angry. -gflS <strong>of</strong>ret<br />
nagot, to be angry at a thing, -gab,<br />
a. angry, -fant , -fEnt y a. wrathful,<br />
passionate. -fam^Ct) /. anger.<br />
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ness, nioroseness, fretfubjess.<br />
Pret, /. a small field enclosed.<br />
Ptianbj /. wigeon.<br />
Pritfa, V. a. - ya J to turn to <strong>and</strong> fro.<br />
- in bat, to scull a boat. - fotfll, to<br />
put <strong>the</strong> foot out <strong>of</strong> joint. - Pritfttilig,<br />
j\ turning to <strong>and</strong> fro ; distortion.<br />
Priba, V. a. to wring, to twist ; to<br />
turn ; to wrest. - i elag eil IiytffI,<br />
to turn <strong>the</strong> key <strong>the</strong> wrong way. - af<br />
to twist <strong>of</strong>f. - ifratl fig, to turn it to<br />
<strong>the</strong> right. - igeil, to screw up. - pa<br />
muttfienj to make a -m-y mouth. -<br />
pa tappen, to turn <strong>the</strong> faucet. - tjpp><br />
to untwist. - U^ Xt'iy to put <strong>of</strong> joint.<br />
- at jig, to turn it to <strong>the</strong> left. - (Ig,<br />
V. r. to turn sour. - PciW a, f. Pritfa.<br />
Prtft, m. instep.<br />
Pra, m. corner.<br />
Ptala, V. n. to bellow, to bawl, to<br />
Pcatig, a. perverse, iniquitous, false,<br />
Pojil (t0) f. r. to complain, to cry ; to partial, -^cty f. perverseuess, cross-<br />
Voittl^y m. T. jigger. [take on. ness, iniquity, -fiflt, a. perverse,<br />
PoFcl, m. vowel. -Dttlftf , /. vocal iniquitous, wicked, stubborn. —<br />
Dolfram, ni. shim, wolfram, [music.<br />
Polontarj m. voUuiteer.<br />
Polt, m. volt; legerdemain.<br />
PoUigftflj V. n. to vault; to tumble. -<br />
Polttgct, m. desullor.<br />
Polutn, m. volume.<br />
Petcra) v. n. to vote. - Potum> «. vote.<br />
fitTUpe,<br />
m. windpipe. —PtS, a. unjust, iniquitous,<br />
partial, -pisj^et, / injustice.<br />
Prafa, *>. a. to reject, to refuse; to<br />
throw. — fig t en flel, to throw one's<br />
self into a chair. - lift pentttngat,<br />
to squ<strong>and</strong>er away one's money. — i<br />
fig, to devour. - oiti 1^V6tt&nn6ty to<br />
throw topsyturvy. - fig pa folf, to<br />
intrude one's self upon people. - ut<br />
en, to turn one out <strong>of</strong> doors.<br />
Prafa, f. n. fTeppet t>tafet, <strong>the</strong> ship<br />
goes at <strong>the</strong> mercy <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> winds <strong>and</strong><br />
waves, ga 01^ -, to be sauntering<br />
Ptanga, v. a. to distort, to vrrest, to<br />
pervert.- Ptatigning, / wresting,<br />
distorting, perverting.<br />
Pulcan, m. vulcano.<br />
Pulcn, a. dIs2)oscd, conditioned, fit.<br />
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Pucnt) m. vrhim, freak, fancy ; humorsome<br />
felloe, plodder, -a, V. n. to<br />
plod , to be crazy, -flftig , -ig, a.<br />
wliimsical, crackbrained. -ig^et) /.<br />
whimsicalncss.<br />
Vut^i m. T. juiik. - pa en mfift, <strong>the</strong><br />
pudding <strong>of</strong> a mast.<br />
fv^jfi, f . a. to lull.<br />
Dab, m. breadth, m - flf feglet, a<br />
cloth <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> sail.<br />
Pabfl, /. unlucky accident; danger, af<br />
-, by accident, -bot, ">. fine for<br />
a damage done without intention,<br />
-btspj n. chance-medley. - tJa&flbj<br />
m. fire broke out by accident. - Pfit=<br />
lig, a. casual, dangerous; accidental,<br />
foiUiitous.<br />
ing, -rat, a. horizonial. -f?tifrare,<br />
m. clerk at a public balance. -fPal,<br />
/. scale <strong>of</strong> a balance.<br />
Dag, /. wave, billow, sea, siu-ge.<br />
Umna «nt riiib fot -, to leave all at<br />
r<strong>and</strong>om, -fotmig, -tg, a. wavy,<br />
-fl, V. n. to wave, -lltng, /. undulation.<br />
—VXij n. violence, force, outrage ; authority,<br />
power, comm<strong>and</strong>, gbtfl — JJA<br />
ftg, to do violence to one's self, meb<br />
-, by force, goCA - pa tiagot, to<br />
force, to violate. enning«r, m.pl. custom for weigh- V. d. to sufier great pains.<br />
•lOb, to be in labour.<br />
Danfagel, m. fish-mew.<br />
-9 i t«fltn9=<br />
Dailing, /. story, floor. -8]t>U9, "•<br />
dwelling-house, -erum, n. room,<br />
chambre, apartment.<br />
Danbtt, /. valerian.<br />
Dap,"!, fool, cully. -lytfa,/. habnab.<br />
-lytflig, a. foolhappy. - Dapig, a.<br />
foolish, -bet, /. foolishness.<br />
Dat, pr. our. -fru, /. ourlady. -ftu=<br />
bag, m. lady-day, annunciation-day.<br />
Dar» m. spring, em -en, in <strong>the</strong> sjiring.<br />
i -, this spring, i -, in <strong>the</strong> next spring.<br />
i -as, last spring, -blemma, /. vernal<br />
flower, -bag, m. day iu <strong>the</strong><br />
spring, -bflgjemning, /. vernal equinox,<br />
-fota, V. a. to plough in <strong>the</strong><br />
spring. -lepfoja,/. snow-deep, -lif,<br />
a. springlike, vernal. — luft, m. springtime-air.<br />
-lef, m. slarflower. -ma=<br />
nflb« /".March, vernal montli, spiingmonlh.<br />
-fab, /. lent-corn. -fabf, n.<br />
corn sown iu Uie spring, -ti'by •".<br />
vernal season.
Vav<br />
V^tii m. ward, care, inspection, -f AfCj<br />
m. beacon. -sIoSj a. careless, negligent,<br />
headless, -sl<strong>of</strong>fl , v. a. to neglect,<br />
to slight, -sloejet 1 /. negligence,<br />
carelessness, -tctfett, n, token,<br />
evidence <strong>of</strong> remembrance, memorial<br />
<strong>of</strong> friendship, -totn^ n. watchtower.<br />
-fl, f.a.to guard, to watch, to tend,<br />
-fl flffl cm, to take care <strong>of</strong>. -ate, m.<br />
keeper, guardian, -nab i / care,<br />
charge ; family. [warty.<br />
VKttAyf. wart; nipple. - tJcrttfl, a.<br />
VattaVtAb) a. papillous, papillary.<br />
PAt, a. wet, humid. -flCttp, a. somewhat<br />
wet, moist. —^ft, /• Tretness,<br />
moistiu-e. -fFo&fr) a. welshod. -VAtiJ,<br />
/ liquor, strong drink, -rcber,<br />
n. wet or rainy wcatlier. -VAbtKi'<br />
tttO#«, /. yellow twisting bryum.<br />
VAt^&it-y m. portmanteau, knapsack.<br />
tJflbelj m. sergeant.<br />
VaSa, v. a. to wake, to rouse ; to excite<br />
; to open. - pa nagOtl, to wake<br />
one. - en val-y to cut a hole in <strong>the</strong><br />
ice. - en fragfl) to start a question,<br />
-re J m. wakcr; alarm walch. - Va-<br />
(Eelfe, /. excitation. - VAltt m.<br />
watch. -Ate, m. watchman.<br />
VAbb, m. scabious, -flint, m. gieater<br />
centaury or knapweed.<br />
Dflbcr, n. wind ; wea<strong>the</strong>r ; wind ; air.<br />
flA t fa&ret, to make light <strong>of</strong>. J« -<br />
af, to get a hint <strong>of</strong>. mat fom per -<br />
flatulent food. -boH , m. airballoon.<br />
-bratf, w. pneumatocele, -bubbia,/<br />
airbladder. -bo^A,/. windgun. -btAfl,<br />
n. draught. -btifPAnbe, a. carminative.<br />
-brtft>en, a. weatlierdriven.<br />
-fuE, a. full <strong>of</strong> wind, ilatuous, windy-<br />
-Bift>An^C, rt. flatuous. -plA8,<br />
n. wea<strong>the</strong>rglass, -^flne, "i. wea<strong>the</strong>rcock;<br />
a fickle fellow. -^UffA, /.<br />
blackbag. -l)unb , m. gazehound.<br />
-l&PttfPel, m. whirlwind, -tl, m.<br />
violent gale <strong>of</strong> wind, -f oltf , m.<br />
flatulent colic. -Eom, n. scent.<br />
-IcJ , m. wea<strong>the</strong>r. -Ia^A , /• chest<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> sound -board <strong>of</strong> an organ.<br />
-manC) m. mock -moon, parase-<br />
,<br />
VHq 751<br />
lene. -J)i(lel,w. air-pistol, -pujl,<br />
m. gentle gale or breeze, breath <strong>of</strong><br />
wind. -qPAtn, /, windmill, -tor, n.<br />
windpipe. -fiuf , a. sick by <strong>the</strong><br />
change <strong>of</strong> wea<strong>the</strong>r. -fPiftf, n. change<br />
<strong>of</strong> wea<strong>the</strong>r. -fTACm, m. foldingskreen.<br />
-fol, f. mock-sun, parhelion,<br />
-fet, m. tympany, tympanites, -fpas<br />
man, m. wea<strong>the</strong>r-spy, anemoscope,<br />
-fpiinninfl, /. flatulence, -jlinn, a.<br />
flatulent, -jlinn^ct, /. flatulency,<br />
windiness. -jjtef , «. point, region,<br />
climate, clime, -fintpe, m. windliipe,<br />
weas<strong>and</strong>. -ft>«Ijl, m. emphysematous<br />
swelling. -rAj;lArc, m. ventilator.<br />
-PAJJlitlfJ, /. changing <strong>of</strong> air. -<br />
VibtA , V. a. d n. to expose to <strong>the</strong><br />
air; to air; to scent, to smell. — up,<br />
to smell out, to trace out by <strong>the</strong> scent.<br />
t)abJA, f. n. to appeal. - ifCAn ett.<br />
emot en bom, to except against a sentence,<br />
-nbe, H. appeal. - t)Abiepen=<br />
ningar, m. pi. fees tliat are paid<br />
PAbiobAn, m. career.<br />
t)Abtir, m. ram ; T. aries, <strong>the</strong> ram.<br />
t>Af, m. web, cloth. fAttA U}.>p en -,<br />
to mount <strong>the</strong> "warp on tlie loom,<br />
-bom, ni. warping-loom. -bult, m.<br />
knee-roll; a piece <strong>of</strong> cloth, -fltfiet,<br />
«. weaver's starch, -fnut, /n. wea-<br />
ver's knot, -fPeb, /. reed. -fFotcI,<br />
-fTrttel, tn. sliutlle. -fpole, m. weaver's<br />
spool, quill, -jlol, m. loom,<br />
-nAb-if. web, texture, clotli. -ta,<br />
-Viti, n X, cloth-1 lufactory.<br />
VaQy m. way, rod, cut, track, (la t<br />
-en fbe nagon, to st<strong>and</strong> in one's way.<br />
pa ett. unbec -en, by <strong>the</strong> way. bege<br />
fig PA -en tlQ, to set forward to.<br />
bet AC PA gob - , it is in a fair way.<br />
PA -en Att fAllA, like to fall. VAtA<br />
PA -en, to be going. gA uc -en pa<br />
nagon, to give way to one. bet vote<br />
idee uc -en, it would not be amiss.<br />
vib -en, by <strong>the</strong> way. -a, ad. ga tin<br />
-A, to go to work. bringA tifl -a, to<br />
bring about. -fACfltlbe, a. wayfaring,
752 t>ag<br />
tia veiling. -fc(i, for<br />
a )ouii»ey. -lag, n. travelling, -lagning,<br />
/. repairing <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> roads. -Ie=<br />
(A) u. a. to guide, to conduct, to in-<br />
struct, to iniliate. -lebfltf) m. guide,<br />
conductor. -lebnittQ ^ /. guidance,<br />
instruction. -iniJtare> m. pedometer.<br />
-fTft'Ott,/. crow's-foot. -fFinilflb><br />
/. carfax, crossway. -flytfe, n. a<br />
part <strong>of</strong> a road, -tortte > n. bucklerthorn.<br />
-pifate»m. guidepost, waymark;<br />
guide. -t>drbft> /. cicho-<br />
ry, wild endiN-y, hernhill. -Ctt,<br />
f. rupture -wort. — ftj v. a. to make<br />
a way.<br />
fagfl) V. a. & n. \o weigh ; to balance.<br />
- Pal, to give good weight. - jatnt,<br />
to be in equilibrium, tft flat oA) t»a=<br />
pet, it liangs balancing. - up|> , to<br />
weigh ; to lift. - upp ftnot, to counterbalance,<br />
to be equal to. - at eil<br />
fifca, to incline to one side. - Ofpet,<br />
to overbalance. — rc, m. weiglier.<br />
Pagg, m. wall. - i -, adjoining. -bo=<br />
riAi.f. hanging, -fafl, a. fastened<br />
to <strong>the</strong> wall. -fAfia moblet, fixtures.<br />
-IU8, /. bug. -iu90tt, /. bugbaiie.<br />
-frSp, n. cupboard in a Avail, -fmeb,<br />
m. dcatlnvatcli. -nt, n. clock fastened<br />
to llie wall, -ert, /. peliitory,<br />
pari eta ry.<br />
Dagttat, ;j^. |?« tnina -, on my part,<br />
in my behalf, in my name, pa txnbt-<br />
t'ii -, by virtue <strong>of</strong> one's <strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
Pagra, f. a. to refuse, to deny. - eil<br />
att ga in , to deny one admittance.<br />
-nUj n. refusal, denial.<br />
t>aja, V. a. £tn. to avoid, to give way,<br />
to yield, to submit,to mind, to decline.<br />
Pal, a£/. well; very well, done; indeed.<br />
fS - font, as well as. -, n. weal.<br />
Allmant -, <strong>the</strong> public good, -flftab,<br />
a. worthy, respective, -att, i. well<br />
<strong>the</strong>n, come on. -attab, a. good-natured.<br />
-bel>ag, n. pleasure, choice,<br />
-belagen, a. well situated. -bc=<br />
malt, a. afore-mentioncd. -bftrcbb,<br />
a. well credited, trusty, -itthlttf a.<br />
& ad. prudent, discreet ; on purpose.<br />
-boren, -borbig, o. honourable,<br />
-frajbab, a. <strong>of</strong> a good cliaracter.<br />
-fangen, a. lawfully acquired. -fag=<br />
tia,*'. a. to entertain, to regale, -fagtiab,<br />
f. entertainment, hospitable reception,<br />
cheer, -fatb , m. welfare,<br />
happiness, prosperity, weal. -{'it\l\-.<br />
lailbe, n. good behaviour, -fotrtjcnt,<br />
a. well deserved, -gmting , /. benefit,<br />
favour, benevolence. —gtuubab,<br />
a. solid, well grounded, -gang, m.<br />
prosperity, happiness, success, wellbeing.<br />
-gcranbe,a. beneficent, friend-<br />
ly, cliaritable, kind, -gotftl^jet, /.<br />
beneficence. — gcratf, m. benefactor.<br />
-Femtna, /.welcome, -fetnmett, a.<br />
welcome, rat ~fommeit , welcome.<br />
-Iffnab, /: voluptuous life; good<br />
cheer. — Ijub, n. euphony, harmony.<br />
-Ijubanbe, a. harmonious, melodious,<br />
-luft, m. fragrancy. -Iuf»<br />
tatlbe, a. odorous, fragrant. -Iu(l, m.<br />
voluptuousness, luxury, delight, pleasure.<br />
-Iii(lig, a. voluptuous, luxu-<br />
rious, sensual, voluptuary. -Iuflig=<br />
bft, /. sensuality, voluptuousness,<br />
-larb, a. learned, -maft, /. prosperity,<br />
-mciiailbr, a. well-meaning, affectionate,<br />
-mentng, /. good intention,<br />
good intent, -nieitt, a. wellmeant,<br />
pious; friendly, -maenbf, n.<br />
being an a good state <strong>of</strong> health ; substantial,<br />
-maga, /. well-being;<br />
health ; hajjpiness, prosperity, -(igtia,<br />
V. a. to bless, para t -H tittilanb,<br />
to be with child, -agndfe, /. blessing,<br />
benediction. -fllUiab, a. wellmeaning,<br />
benevolent, kind, good.<br />
-fPapab, a. well-favoured, well<br />
formed, -fmafatlbf, a. welllasted,<br />
savoury, toothsome, -(latlb, n. good<br />
circumstances, -talare, m, orator.<br />
-talig,a. eloquent, -taligbe** /•<br />
eloquence, -pjlja , /. benevolence,<br />
kindness, good will, favour. -piOig,<br />
a. benevolent, favourable, friendly,<br />
kind.<br />
Palbe, n. dominion, power, empire,<br />
comm<strong>and</strong>, ascendency. -ligen , ud.
powerfully, niiglitily.<br />
powerful, miglity.<br />
vaiHsi<br />
Vdliaf f- a. to clioose, to elect, to select,<br />
to pick, to cull, -rt) m. elector,<br />
chooser.<br />
V'dUa-, V. a. - iticp, to veld.<br />
VaUiug) f. pap.<br />
Vaifty a. Italian, -a botlOt, horse-<br />
Lean, -lanb, n. Italy.<br />
Valt, m. roller. -«, v. a. to roll.<br />
t»altre, v. a. to roll. - fig t fmiitfeii,<br />
to -wallow in <strong>the</strong> dirt.<br />
VamiaSy v.d. to loa<strong>the</strong>, to nauseate.<br />
tJamjeliS, a. loatlisome, nauseous,<br />
disgustful. - Pflmielfe,/; loatliing,<br />
t>fln, a. fair. [disgust.<br />
tJaft) s. c. friend, -ffljl, a. true or<br />
constant in friendship, -f flfij^et > /•<br />
constancy <strong>of</strong> fiiendship. -ligj a.<br />
friendly, kind, aflable. -lig^et, /.<br />
friendliness, kindness. -fFflf > /•<br />
friendship, kindness, favour. -fTapS^<br />
futt, rt. friendly. -ffapsptOf, «.<br />
friendly turn, friendly <strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
fiirt^t!) V. a. to turn ; to lack, to veer.<br />
flf a, v. a. to list, to recruit. -rc»<br />
m. recruiting <strong>of</strong>ficer, pressman. —<br />
t)arfnjng, /. listing, recruit, levy,<br />
ligga pa - , to be recruiting. -HfeXl*<br />
niiigar, m. pi. Lountymoney.<br />
Datja, V. n. to defend, to guard. -<br />
ag for nagot, to defend one's self<br />
from. - tJarjenial, «. defence. -9eb,<br />
m. purgatory oath, ga -geb, to clear<br />
one's self by oath. - Patjo, n. ^afPa<br />
naget i - , to have a thing in one's<br />
custody.<br />
Oatja, /. sword. - (Pari) -fajle, n.<br />
hilt <strong>of</strong> a sword. -gct>
754 X>itig=<br />
late, m. stockjobber, -rig, ad. by<br />
turns, interchangeably, alternately. -<br />
Oajrla, v. a. to exchange, to change,<br />
to barter, -tccf, to correspond. -<br />
'bitty to change. - in , to get by exchange,<br />
—re, ni. money - changer,<br />
change-broker, -te-botb, n. banker's<br />
table. - Payling, /. change, exchange.<br />
t)ot&fl, V. a. to respect, to revere, to<br />
venerate. - t>Ot&ig, a. reverend, venerable.<br />
f>ogarePOr&ig , reverend,<br />
i&bgpcttig, right reverend. ]^ogpor=<br />
tigjle, most reverend. - fotbtglbet,<br />
/. venerableness. €« -, your reverence,<br />
reverend sir. - Votin&h y f.<br />
respect, veneration, fllimala enS -<br />
for nagon, to give ano<strong>the</strong>r's duty or<br />
respect to one. -betygclfe,/. reve-<br />
rence, -fun, a. respectful, -part, a.<br />
venerable. - Poc&fam, a. respectful,<br />
reverential, reverent.<br />
tJott, /. wort.<br />
SfPa fl»» ••
JJIfl, V. n. to howl.<br />
<strong>of</strong> one's senses. - 3?tfel) m. giddiness,<br />
Jjnej n. woolleu. -fattif^f. woollen- delirium.<br />
mauufactory. -moatj m. harrateen. JJta J V. n. to blow <strong>and</strong> snow at one<br />
-flOftet) -ratOt) pi. woollen stufTs. time. - tgetlj to be covered over<br />
-Pflf, m. -v'afnAii f. woollen cloth. with snow.<br />
-vafvatCi m. woollen-draper. - JJl;<br />
len, a. woollen.<br />
RmnifJ, a. plentiful, ahuudant, copious,<br />
fruitfu], exuberant, plenteous.<br />
-t bruf, frequent use. -\)it^ f. plenty,<br />
abundance. -\tti\)9tn) n. horn <strong>of</strong><br />
plenty.<br />
Smp, -qt)t|l,/M. graft. -»«j;, «. graftwax,<br />
diachylon. - Stttpa, f. a- to<br />
graft, to inoculate. -Fefporn«|Ja cn,<br />
to inoculate <strong>the</strong> smallpox on one.<br />
-tP) m. grafter, iuoculator. - JJtttps /. coagulation, curdling.<br />
"infl > /• grafting ; inoculation ; vac- SflCti «• pert, wanton, wild, petulant,<br />
cination.<br />
-^et) f. pertness, wildness.<br />
J^ngel) n. brood, liatch ; fry. - Sttfllfl, 3?tfl) /. surface, outside, face, super-<br />
V. n. to bring forth young. - «f fifl,<br />
to multiply.<br />
JJttflling) m. youth, young man, strip-<br />
ling. - "SinQUi a. comp. e4> Sttfljl,<br />
a. sup. fit Ung.<br />
KnoUtiflflt, pi. SrtBlin0«=atten, /<br />
<strong>the</strong> race <strong>of</strong> Yugue.<br />
Stmefl, W2. favour.<br />
S}?})fi) V. a. to discover, to open, to<br />
betray, to divulge, to utter, to disclose.<br />
- jlfl) f . '. - a. vertiginous, giddy, dizzy ; vrild ;<br />
ligh<strong>the</strong>aded, delirious, en - }}aft j a<br />
mettlesome horse, -^ttj f. giddiness;<br />
wantonness, wildness. — Sfa><br />
/. giddiness, vertigo, delirium; rage,<br />
Stfii) n. flying insect.<br />
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Kt^flttfl, /. a frolic maid, airling.<br />
Stffi, V. a. - }jfl, to urge, to enforce,<br />
to press, to pretend, -n, /. -nity n.<br />
dem<strong>and</strong>, urging, solicitation, pretension<br />
; importunity ; assertion.<br />
JJtFCj n. calling, trade, pr<strong>of</strong>ession,<br />
study, vocation, employment.<br />
Sjlfi) V. a. to cui-dle, to coagulate. -<br />
V. n. - fig J V. r. -8 J V. d. to turn,<br />
to coagulate ; to curdle. - 3?(lntng)<br />
fice. - JJtlig, a. superficial. -i)tt, f.<br />
superficiality.<br />
Stterffittt, m. extremity. - 3?tti'rlig»<br />
a. extreme, excessive, —en y ad. extremely.<br />
— arcj a. 6t ad. comp. fur<strong>the</strong>r,<br />
additional. ~\ti , /. extremity,<br />
extreme, excess. - jjttetjlj a. 6t sup.<br />
last, hindmost, utmost, uttermost, -fl<br />
fconten, <strong>the</strong> last judgment. liggfl }jS<br />
-, to be in one's last moments. - St=<br />
trCj a. exteriour, external, outer. —<br />
fl&fltt, <strong>the</strong> outside.<br />
'^titAy *". a. to utter, to declare, to<br />
signify. - fig, v.r.- fin tanCfl, to<br />
^xpr( mind.<br />
Spa, /. axe, hatchet. - till, v. ,<br />
roughhew, to form.<br />
Kynf) 3?j;negt(i9) n. orclds.<br />
Scbtfl, /. zebra.<br />
3enit, m. zenith,<br />
3ibct, -fflt, m. civet-cat. -ffift, m<br />
civet.<br />
3inf, m. zinc, -blemitlflj /. pomplio<br />
lyx. -t>itcioI J w. white copperas.<br />
3tnffl, /. cornet.<br />
fiu-y ; dizziness ; dellriousness. -, f. n. 3itfer, n. zedoary, set wall.<br />
to rave, to be delirious ; to be herein 5on, /. zone.<br />
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a , /. river, -htyn , n. -fcrabb , m.<br />
water-edge <strong>of</strong> a river, -moja,/. -TA'<br />
tlUnfelj"!. great speakwort. -(lti;n&,<br />
m. <strong>the</strong> bank <strong>of</strong> a river.<br />
ilyprp. f. pL A bag«> f. 3Dflg.<br />
2tj 2tl> ) ?• - j« ) o yes, sure, indeed.<br />
„- n«j, no, not at all.<br />
TLietepA) v. a. - (Ig, v. r. to refer, to<br />
^cite, to ajipeal. -n^e* n. allegation.<br />
ilbejm. iuliabitaut, tenant. abi'Oi)<br />
ieiittninHitAtt f right <strong>of</strong> habitation<br />
<strong>and</strong> possession.<br />
ilbtobb, m. sou<strong>the</strong>rn-wood.<br />
aibV0Bna^, m. houses, buildings.<br />
3lbalagga, f. uniet ©afr.<br />
aifcfC, /. vein. Iat4 ap -> to be let<br />
blood, -ban^-, 71. ligature, -btatfj<br />
n. varicocele. —IfinnAy f- chorion;<br />
choroides, pia mater, -jeim > ". lan-<br />
cet, phleme, fleam. -lata > v. a- to<br />
let blood, to bleed. -latatf j m.<br />
bleeder, -litntng, /. letting <strong>of</strong> blood,<br />
bleeding, plilebolomy. - ^ttig^a.<br />
veined, veiny, full <strong>of</strong> veins, -hetf f.<br />
5^5t«|t«) V. a. to attract, to bring on,<br />
to cause. — (Ig^ v. r. to contract, to<br />
entail, to incur. - fig fPul^) to contract<br />
debts.<br />
%\„ f. i, i. [tion.<br />
Jfb^ga, /. assiduity, application, atten-<br />
2tbota> a. -Ptttfiej ear-witness. -,<br />
V. a. to hear, -re^ m. hearer, auditor.<br />
if a, V. n. to ride, to travel in a carriage.<br />
- |>S flribfFO) to scale. ^- iin=<br />
6an, to slide from under. - Jlfbctt)<br />
n. carriage, veliicle. - Afate^^. carter,<br />
-baft, m. cart-horse, -fatta,/.<br />
carter's cart. — lott) m. carter's fare.<br />
2tfaBa) v. a. to invoke, to im^)lorc, to<br />
call upon. -H, /. -nbe, n. MEattelfe,<br />
./. invocat.on.<br />
itfec, m. field, cornfield, arable l<strong>and</strong>.<br />
-bin&fl» /• small bindweed. -btruF)<br />
n. agriculture, tillage, liusb<strong>and</strong>ry.<br />
-ttufatej »i. tiller, -bat)", arctic<br />
raspberry. —bona> /". horsebeau.<br />
-ftafetl) n. common horsetail, -fait,<br />
n. cornfield. -bPen,n. cornbent, silky<br />
bentgrass. -bonaj /. golden or green<br />
plover. -bCfte, n. alvargrim-plover.<br />
-jorb,/. arable l<strong>and</strong>. -fafU, n.<br />
field-foxtail-grass, mousetail- grass,<br />
-fllttotjp/. corncaraomile. -fal, m.<br />
field-cabbage, -fapa, /. argenli),<br />
coHc-wort. -leja) /. columbine.<br />
-Icpfoja) /. small podded mouseear.<br />
-man, »i. tiller. -tnoDa, /. spreading<br />
orath. -myilta) /. calamint.<br />
-ttJCnja,/. agrimony. -;> lifter , m.<br />
hedge-nettle, -puff, /. rest-arrow.<br />
-raft, m. corn-bugloss. -rebfFav,<br />
n. farming -iraplemenls. -ryitl, n.<br />
treacle-wormseed. -tAttA-, f. fieldmouse,<br />
-rattifa, /. charlock. -fe=<br />
nap, m. wild mustard, charlock,<br />
-fp<strong>of</strong>e, n. scarecrow. -ftytfe , n.<br />
piece <strong>of</strong> field, -fugor , m. pi. nettlehemp,<br />
-tiftelj m. oats-tliistle.. -ratt=<br />
mc, m. cornpoppy. -pab^, m. field-<br />
Hflagare, m. complainant.<br />
Jlfemma, /. hurt, complaint.<br />
211, m. eel; black list through <strong>the</strong><br />
back; T. awl. -batn, m. eejpoud.<br />
-far, n. -fifta,/. eeldam. -frafa,<br />
/. shag, -fu^a, /. blenny.<br />
illan^, n. /jr. Al<strong>and</strong>, -srot, /. elecampane,<br />
inula, starwort.<br />
illter, w. age. bog -, great age. flf -,<br />
<strong>of</strong> old. -brutm, a. decrepit, worn<br />
out with age. -bom, m. old age;<br />
declining age; antiquity. -bomsmar«<br />
fen, n. pi. monuments <strong>of</strong> antiquity,<br />
antiquities. -bomsforfFarc , m. antiquary,<br />
-man, 'n. head-master. -«=<br />
man,/7«. oldman. -fttgcu , a. »ged.<br />
stricken in years. - Libras , v. d. to<br />
grow old. - itlbrtg, a. old, aged. -<br />
(iUtt) -fru, / an elderly gentlewoman<br />
who has <strong>the</strong> keeping <strong>of</strong> a i oyal<br />
palace in <strong>the</strong> country, -gefafl, m.<br />
liead-jourueyman.<br />
filigga, v. n. to be incumbent upon.<br />
-nbf, a. incumbent. -Ittf, «• duly;<br />
affair, c
JdajtgA) V- a. to impose, to enjoin,<br />
^-nbt) n. injunction.<br />
int) m. tierce,^awme, aiime.<br />
iLminnti n. ^tniniielfe) /. memory,<br />
remembrance, memorial. —tal > n.<br />
speech to <strong>the</strong> memorj' <strong>of</strong> a person de-<br />
^funct. [vapour, to steam.<br />
JIttpflj /. vapour, steam. -> v. «. to<br />
2tnrtcrj a. afraid. VCXi. - <strong>of</strong>t»ec flOgCtj<br />
to be sorry for a thing. -> s. m. repentance,<br />
penitence, contribution, re-<br />
gi-et. -fuUy a. repentant, contrite.<br />
-to^t) a. sorry for )iis bargain. -<br />
ilnQVUy V. a. h imp. to repent, to<br />
regret, to relent, to be sorrg for.<br />
- fig efpet nSget, to repent <strong>of</strong> a<br />
rting.<br />
^ngejlj m. anguish, pang ; agony ; sor-<br />
^row. -fun, a. anxious.<br />
att, n. year, twelvemonth, em ttt - ,<br />
this day twelvemonth. — e4> ^«5)<br />
year -<strong>and</strong> day, a year <strong>and</strong> a day. —et<br />
Ctltj -et igenom, all <strong>the</strong> year round.<br />
- Ut oi) - trt , from year to year.<br />
meb -en, in time, witli age. j^fltl at<br />
tin -en J he is advanced in years.<br />
Jfan flt i tjugon^e -et, he is upon<br />
his twentieth year, i flna bij(lfl -,<br />
in <strong>the</strong> prime <strong>of</strong> his life, flt -ct, next<br />
year, t -, this year, -gang, m.<br />
year, annual set; close. -l^unbtaSe,<br />
n. century ; age. - (2lr$) -battt , n.<br />
who is born in <strong>the</strong> same year. -bo=<br />
ittttf.pl. annals. -^flB, m. anniversary,<br />
-gammfll, a. a year old.<br />
-Ion , /. year's pay. -mfltfn«b , /<br />
yearly fair, -tafninfl, /. annual account.<br />
-ti^, m. season. -t)Sj:t, m.<br />
crop, liarvest. - {%t) -tfll, n. year,<br />
date, -tufcn, 'J. millenary, a thous<strong>and</strong><br />
year's space. - litiQi a. T. annual.<br />
- iitlig, a. yearly, annual.<br />
-en, ad. annually, yearly. - iitfens,<br />
gen. flfir. -tifcet, <strong>the</strong> seasons<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> year.<br />
ica, /. oar. - (at) -Hflb, n. <strong>the</strong><br />
blade <strong>of</strong> an oar. -tAg , n. stroke <strong>of</strong><br />
oars. -tuO, w. thowl.<br />
a[rt«, /. teal.<br />
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is, m. ridge <strong>of</strong> a ro<strong>of</strong>, gable; ridge;<br />
^chain af hills.<br />
itjife<strong>of</strong>attfl, f . a. to put aside, to omit,<br />
to neglect, to fail in. —nbe, n, omis-<br />
^sion, neglection, failing.<br />
iifFfl, V. n. to thunder. -, *. /. thunder,<br />
lightning, -n g«C, it thunders,<br />
fiflgen af-n, struck witli lightning. -<br />
(iifF) -by, m. thunder-cloud, -buns<br />
bcr, n. rattling <strong>of</strong> thunder, thunder,<br />
-fnatt, m. thunder-clap. -lebflte,<br />
m. conductor. -tJtJjg, m. thunderbolt,<br />
thunderstone. -v'abetin. tem-<br />
^pest, thiuider <strong>and</strong> lightning.<br />
ffffSba, V. a. to see, to view, to behold,<br />
-nbe, a. intuitive, -nte, n.<br />
view, contemplation, intuition, —re,<br />
itsna, /. ass. - (3[ene) -brtfr ate, m.<br />
muledriver, assdriver. -mjolf,„/.<br />
asses-milk. -fFtif, n. braying. - 3X9=<br />
„ninna, /. she-ass.<br />
iillab, ad. ga eQ. fata -, to go along,<br />
set forward, to set out. -fomma,<br />
a. to produce, to effect ; to alford,<br />
allow ; to bestow.<br />
2i(lun&a, V. a. to desire, to covet,<br />
n, /. desire, wish.<br />
itfyn, /. sight, face, t mtn -, before<br />
my eyes, -a, a. -a vittney eye-witness,<br />
ocular evidence.<br />
Jifamjae, f . d. to agree.<br />
iltyprp. to, at, towards, for, - ojlet,<br />
eastward, bet at cj - fTtifPa, is<br />
it not worth <strong>the</strong> while to write.<br />
^Vab at - |)Onem? wliat's <strong>the</strong> matter<br />
with him. - , ad. hard, strait, tight,<br />
^closely, braga -, to tie hard.<br />
%t) n. vermine. [a thing.<br />
itaga, V. a. -fiEg n5get, to undertake<br />
iltal, n. charge, accusation; censure,<br />
gora - pa nSget, to find fault -svith<br />
a thing, -a, f. a. to complain, to<br />
tax with, to accuse.<br />
fitanfa, m. sense, idea, remembrance,<br />
thought, mind.<br />
[things happen.<br />
Sbbata, V. n. imp. fern bet atbat, as<br />
Jttbotb, m. gestiu-e, gesticulation; action,<br />
behaviour.
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JXtbtaBlltrtg) /. straining, attraction.<br />
iUel, m. carrion.<br />
JUet) ad. again, a second time, once<br />
more ; again, back; again, ontlie contrary,<br />
-betalflj V. a. to repay, to return.<br />
-htinQa, f. a. to bring back,<br />
to restore, to reduce, -tub, n. counterm<strong>and</strong>,<br />
revocation. -i'itHi v. a. to<br />
bring back, to restore, -bating, /.<br />
restitution, -bcifning,/. repuFsion.<br />
-fatt, n. relapse, recidivation, falling<br />
back, -fatto, V. n. to relapse, to fall<br />
back, -flnnay v. a. lo find again, to<br />
meet with again, -forbrfl , v. a. to<br />
redem<strong>and</strong>, to reclaim, -forbring, /.<br />
reclaim. -fOt^t«n, /. reciprocal pretension,<br />
-ftagt) m. freight inwards,<br />
-fa, v. a. to get again, to regain.<br />
-fAti,/. return. -fo>4, v. a. to regenerate,<br />
-f<strong>of</strong>eelfe, /. regeneration.<br />
-fora ) v. a. to carry back again , to<br />
reduce, to reclaim, -gifpfl, v. a. to<br />
give back, to restore. -gifPflnbej n.<br />
restitution. —ga, v. n. to go back, to<br />
return; to be annulled or revoked.<br />
—gattg, m. going back, return; revocation.<br />
—gal^A) V. a. to repay, to refund,<br />
to requite, lo retaliate. -galb=<br />
ntnfl>/- restitution. -bemt«i V. a.<br />
to fetch back ; to resume ; to recover.<br />
-\lVit n. continence, moderation,<br />
temperance, retention, titan -tail)<br />
witliout measure. -^Stta, v. a. to<br />
restrain, to forbear, to hold in. -l)all=<br />
fftm» a. abstinent, moderate, temperate,<br />
abstemious. -l^aHfatn^et, /. abstinence,<br />
temperance, moderation.<br />
-igen,arf. again, a second time, once<br />
more ; on <strong>the</strong> contrary, -f atta, v. a.<br />
to revoke, to recall, to revocate, to<br />
call back ; to recant, to retract, to unsay,<br />
-fatlelfc, /. calling back, revo-<br />
back, to restore. -lemnanbe , n. re-<br />
stitution, -l<strong>of</strong>a, f . a. to redeem. ~\iface)<br />
m. redeemer, -lijfen, m. ransom,<br />
redeemiflg. -logning, /. redemption.<br />
-niar(|)e,m. countermarch,<br />
return, retreat, -tefa , /. return,<br />
-fatnia, v. a. to gatlier again, to rally,<br />
-fe, V. a. to see again. -f?aff«, v. a.<br />
to recover, to retrieve, to restore.<br />
-fPaffning, /. restitution. -fTaH, n.<br />
return <strong>of</strong> a sound, echo. -fFaHa, f.<br />
a. fin. to resound, to echo, to reecho.<br />
-fTen, ". reflex, reflection, ge -fTfn,<br />
to reflect <strong>the</strong> light. -fFitfa, v. a. to<br />
send back, to rem<strong>and</strong>, -flag, n. striking,<br />
beating or starting back, rebound,<br />
repercussion, resilience. —flob, m,<br />
rest, remainder, residue ; suppression<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> menses. -(Iu0a, v. a. to rebound,<br />
to reflect. -(Iu#ning, /. reflection,<br />
-jla, f . n. to remain, to rest, to be<br />
left, btttd -flat mig, it awaits me yet.<br />
-ilaHa, i'. a. to restore, to retrieve,<br />
to recover, to re-establish. -|iattan=<br />
ie, n. re-establishment. -flaHante<br />
tin Mfan, recovei-y <strong>of</strong> health, -(lot,<br />
m. repercussion. -^Ota, v. a. to strike<br />
back, to push back, -fpar, n. reply,<br />
-taga, f. a. to resume, to take again,<br />
to take back, to recant, to recall, to<br />
retract, -tjenfl, m. reciprocal service,<br />
return, -tag, n. retreat, -taga,<br />
V. n. to retreat, -lipptcpa, p. a. to<br />
recapitulate, to repeat again, -rertan,<br />
/. reaction, -pinna, v. a. to regain,<br />
to recover, to retrieve, -pinning,/.<br />
recovery, regaining. -Pag, "J. return,<br />
way back, -pan^a) *>. n. to retiun ;<br />
to desist; to give over, -panba,/.<br />
intermission, cessation, -v'ifa , v. ".<br />
to grow a^ain. -pajJt) ni. growing<br />
^again, reproduction.<br />
cation ; retractation, -f afta , v. a. to Jttfolja, V. a. to attend, to wait on.<br />
throw back, to reverberate, lo reflect. jitga, V. n. to be spent, to be con-<br />
-faflninfl)/. reverberation, reflecsumed; to be sold, -ng, TO. consumption.<br />
—f ontnta 1 v. n. to come again, tion, vent, sale, spending.<br />
to return. -fom
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JttlfcaftXJj /. fool-stones, fool's parsley. caution, to warn, to warn beforeh<strong>and</strong>,<br />
iltiafVOt)f-pl- gestures, actions, be- to caution.<br />
liavioiir, demeanour, manners, car- iivetl^ny f. depredation, waste.<br />
_^riage, looks.<br />
aLtt)a(t, m. <strong>the</strong> near liorse.<br />
itfomfl, m. acquisition.<br />
IttlytA) V. a. to obey, to comply with,<br />
to be obsequious to, to strike in with,<br />
iLtt«. n. retraction.<br />
attfA, /. desire, thirst, avidity. -, v. a.<br />
to desire, to covet.<br />
%m&-, f. face ; <strong>the</strong> left side.<br />
iitfPtlif; , V. a. to distinguish , to discern<br />
; to part, to separate ; to discriminate,<br />
—n'be t n. distinction ; sepa-<br />
ration, division, dissolution. - itfTiI=<br />
itliSi a- separable, discernible, distinguishable.<br />
- ntftiai^ , a. several,<br />
different, simdry, various, diverse,<br />
distinct. -]&et ,/ diversity, variety,<br />
dissimilitude. - ntniMai , /. dif-<br />
ference, distinction ; space, iuterv;<br />
iitfFilS) ad. separately, asun<br />
apart, taga -} to take to pieces. fflt=<br />
tA -) to put separately, lagga -<br />
lie separate ; to sleep apart.<br />
Utfp'itJAy V. a. to ask.<br />
iitt&i a. eight. - ^flgfltJ sennight,<br />
eight days, -bllbbel > -fAlbifl-.<br />
eightfold, -l^btnig, -Efitttig, a. octangular,<br />
-horning, m. octagon.<br />
-mattttitig > m. oct<strong>and</strong>ria. -jibigj<br />
a. octagonal. - ittattO , a. eigh-<br />
ty, fourscore, -ube, a. eightieth.<br />
-Atig, a. eight years old. - Jit-rtng,<br />
m. <strong>the</strong> eighth part <strong>of</strong> a barrel. -<br />
Jlttonfee, a. eighth, (tatl t>en -,<br />
^Charles <strong>the</strong> eighth.<br />
ittPACUflj V. a. to forewarn, to pre-<br />
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iiSdy m. loathing, disgust. - TiitUj f<br />
a. to tiu-n <strong>the</strong> stomach. -S , v. d. to<br />
to yield to.<br />
nauseate. - ijtflig, a. nauseous. -\)itt<br />
f.<br />
ilt\'i\et) /. nobleness, preciousness.<br />
-tno&> n. generosity, magnanimity,<br />
-mobig, -llnnabjo. generous, magnanimous.<br />
—jlett) w. precious stone.<br />
iifjfl, /. mud.<br />
iiflaS) V. d.Xo endeavour, to attempt. -<br />
iiflAtl&e, n. efl'ort, endeavouiing,<br />
iifreti, -lebes, -etf, -t>fll, c. also,<br />
likewise, even, too. -fom, ad. even<br />
as, in <strong>the</strong> same manner ; as if. -fS)<br />
ad. as, in <strong>the</strong> same manner, -ffl v'iX<br />
„fom) as well as.<br />
iifpcntyt) n. adventure, Sccident, hazard,<br />
risk, danger ; story, tale, f ajlA<br />
({jj j _, to expose one's self to danger.<br />
tin -9, by chance, -fl, v. a. to venture,<br />
to hazard, -flte, m. venturer,<br />
adventurer. -lig, a. liazardous, perilous,<br />
dangerous.<br />
itgaj f . a. 6t n. to own, to possess, to<br />
enjoin, to be worth ; to have a right<br />
to ; to be able to , to may. -rCj m.<br />
owner, proprietor. - jtgo, l)a i jitt<br />
-, to be possessed <strong>of</strong>. -telat) m. pi.<br />
wealth, riches, substance, -tpijij m.<br />
controversy about l<strong>and</strong>s. —tj f- pi-<br />
l<strong>and</strong>s, premises, grounds. pa}}(in9-t-><br />
in his ground.<br />
iiggi «• egg. forlocabc -, poached<br />
eggs. -fllllCflltbe, a. oviparous.<br />
-blommflj f. -gula. -fetmigj a.<br />
yolk. -^>intl
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conjugal, connubial. - (Icftflt) precious<br />
stones. - flAn&et) <strong>the</strong> conjugal<br />
state. - maffit, spouses. - tltflll)<br />
husb<strong>and</strong>. - buflCU > wife. - tartt)<br />
legitimate child. - fanfli connubial<br />
Bed. taga tiU -, to marry. flifPA<br />
tin -) to gis-e in marriage.<br />
itftaj f. a. to marry. - itftenfTrty,<br />
n. marriage, wedlock, matrimony,<br />
conjugal state, -sfctett, n. adultery.<br />
-ebtytate, m. adulterer. -bjefPul,<br />
m. disturber <strong>of</strong> matrimonial liappiness.<br />
-ifonttafti m. marriage-contract,<br />
affiance. — 9l<strong>of</strong>te> n. promise <strong>of</strong><br />
marriage. -gplt0t» m. matrimonial<br />
duty, -sffiaiub, /. divorce, -ajlif'<br />
tare, m. matchmaker. - jift^jft, /<br />
^autlienticity, legitimacy, genuineness.<br />
iiUre) a. comp. af (Bamtnal, elder,<br />
older, i-tibet, in ancient time<br />
iilMl, a. sup. af (Bammal, eldest.<br />
fee -(> <strong>the</strong> oldest, <strong>the</strong> elders, t -a txitti<br />
in <strong>the</strong> earliest, primeval, primitive,<br />
or pristine times or ages.<br />
iilfFa, V. a. to love, to be fond <strong>of</strong>.<br />
-&, a. beloved, favourite, -tf,<br />
m. lover, admirer. -titina> /. mis-<br />
tress, swee<strong>the</strong>art. - iilffeltg, a.<br />
beloved. -iilfPlinfl, m. darling, favourite,<br />
-t'ittyf. scorpions-grass. -<br />
3ilfPeU,m. love. - JtlfFpatb, a. lovely,<br />
amiable. —\)tty f. loveliness, amiableuess.<br />
iiUa» /. intermittent fever in children,<br />
-) V. n. to be ill <strong>of</strong> such an ague. -<br />
yiligtMi n. lesser spearwort.<br />
3iUa» V. a. to work, to knead.<br />
iimbat) n. pail, bucket.<br />
iimnaj f. a. to form, to mould, to<br />
model, to shape.<br />
ilmne) n. stuff, materials; rudiment,<br />
<strong>the</strong> first form, a rude sketch ; subject,<br />
matter, argument, question, af<br />
business; subject; T. germ, shoot,<br />
__budgeon. -fpen> m. eleve.<br />
itil , c. than, itf e fort - mi , not till<br />
now. -J ad. more. - met) moreo<br />
-fctlba? well, what <strong>of</strong> that? -<br />
2(n0<br />
- Itten , now great, now small,<br />
iinba, ad. as far as, quite. - bctt till,<br />
as far as to. - ft attlj straight on, open-<br />
ly. - tfratt , as far as from. - ipc=<br />
nom, quite througli. - in^ quite iu.<br />
- tub) quite down, straight down. —<br />
tiQ, quite up to, as far as to. - iinbSj<br />
c. yet, never<strong>the</strong>less, notwithst<strong>and</strong>ing<br />
(hat, but. - iittliu, ad. yet, still. -<br />
.iillfJont, c. thougli, although,<br />
ilnba ) V. a. to end, to finish, to conclude,<br />
to terminate. — flfl j **• ''. — 9><br />
to end, to have an end, to terminate,<br />
to have it's end. -, /. illlbf, m. end,<br />
extremity; buttock, posteriors, i — ll><br />
al <strong>the</strong> end. fla till -, to finish, taga<br />
tVi. fa - , to end. ila fl - , to st<strong>and</strong><br />
erect. to fall, to fall down ;<br />
to miscarry; to drop; to become null,<br />
fafia tiagot bfret-, to throw a thing<br />
down, to overset, to overtlirow, to<br />
subvert a thing, en - trab i a bit <strong>of</strong><br />
thread. ttB beu -II, to that end.<br />
-lyFt, m. end <strong>of</strong> life; dissolution,<br />
catastrophe, -itlal) n. pui-pose, end,<br />
intention, design, view. — iittbeligf<br />
a. terminable, bounded, limited ; li-<br />
mitable. -?>et,/. finity. - jillbflfe, /.<br />
termination, end. - (iittbe) -OCfafj<br />
/. final cause, -tatltt, m. fundament,<br />
rectum, straight gut. -I05> a. endless,<br />
infinite, unbounded. - jillbtelig, a.<br />
final, ultimate, -fn , ad, finally, at<br />
last, ultimately, lately.<br />
iitig, f. meadow, mead, -ferfl, m.<br />
mat-grass, -groe, m. birdgrass. -fea=<br />
fre, m. meadow-oatgrass. -fafle, m.<br />
meadow- foxtailgrass. -Fampe, m.<br />
Timotliygrass. -fta^C) m. cuckowllower.<br />
-lift m. streaked fieldgar-<br />
lick. -ncjlifa, /. maidenpiuk. -fal=<br />
f<strong>of</strong>l, /. purple goat's beard. -fFaraj<br />
/. saw-wort, -ftiatpa, /. l<strong>and</strong>-rail.<br />
-fPotfel,/n. tlie cultivation <strong>of</strong> meadows,<br />
-fyra, /. common sorrel.<br />
-llD, /. cotton-giass. -pabb, "i. blue<br />
_cap, deyil's-bit.<br />
fa POCe, what if it were so. - (lot, iitigcl, ilngflfT, f. €iigel, iCiigelfF.
JlnBttfm. grub, wornil, tick; maggot.<br />
iinflllfl, V. a. to afUict, to grieve, to<br />
pain, to give pain. - flfl, v. r. -»y<br />
V. r. to grieve, to be uneasy. — )i, f.<br />
anxiety, auguisli, melanclioly ; sadness,<br />
agony, gain. - 3iligfT»0> a- sorry,<br />
sad, anxious, melanclioly ; dismal,<br />
gloomy, lonesome, melanclioly.<br />
iiltgflig^et) /. sadness, gloom, melancholy,<br />
[plies, n-ontkt.<br />
iittne, n. forehead. -fp«mi , n. temiiple,<br />
iipvle,«. apple. - (itppcl) -U-faj<br />
/ applecake. -fflfia&, a. piebald,<br />
-farilfl, /. applepie. -mu^^m.<br />
cider. -fFfll, n. appleriud. -fyta, /.<br />
malic acid, -pitl) n. cider.<br />
3ira> V. a. to lionour, to reverence.<br />
ett -&e btef , your favour, -f s. f.<br />
glory, honour, credit, reputation, character,<br />
good name, reputation, pota<br />
to get glory, mtjia -n, to be<br />
declared infamous. - HtbMy a. de-<br />
cent, modest ; sober, honest. -l>et) /.<br />
decency, modesty. - (itte) -bety=<br />
Selfe, -bePtenillfl,/. lionour, civility<br />
paid, -btyg, a. haughty, elated, arrogant<br />
, supercilious. -&fyg^>etj /•<br />
liaughtiness. -fotg«tefl, a. infamous ;<br />
luigracious, execrable, abominable,<br />
-gitig* -lyfleit, a. ambitious, aspiring,<br />
-gidg^rt, -lyiltiflb,/. ambition.<br />
-l09, «. infamous, -loel&et, /<br />
infamy. -mitttlCj «. monument ; elo-<br />
gy. -pott, m. U-iiimphal arch, -rif,<br />
a. glorious, noble, illustrious. —totig,<br />
a. infamous, reproachful, shameful,<br />
disgraceful, derogatory, defamatory,<br />
-fjailbate, m. defamer, sl<strong>and</strong>erer.<br />
-fPattF) ni. honorary, -jlob, m. statue',<br />
-(liille, n. place <strong>of</strong> honour,<br />
dignity. -tjei»|i> "J. honours, civility,<br />
place <strong>of</strong> honour. - itcenptiSj m. wild<br />
germ<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
iitenbe , «. err<strong>and</strong>, business, goca fig<br />
- meb, to make a pretence <strong>of</strong>.<br />
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3ttja, V. a, to plough, to furrow. -<br />
neb fii&en, to harrow in <strong>the</strong> corn. -<br />
iiring, /. crop, liarvest.<br />
iicfetifFop, w. archbishop. -lig ,
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fleti, n. acetifaction. -gurfftj/ gherkin.<br />
-^Aning, m. oxymel. -fytflj /.<br />
acetic acid.<br />
tn=<br />
ba, V. a. to bind over, -bjubtlinfl, /<br />
outbidding, -bitfpfl, v. a. to remain,<br />
to be left, -bringa, t>. a. to bring<br />
over, to get over, -fctytl) n. surface,<br />
superfice. -t>H&)«. outbidding, -bygg'<br />
ttabj/. upper building. -bor&, m.<br />
superfetation. — bel) m. upper pai-t,<br />
-bemare) m. superiour judge. -bom=<br />
|lol) m. liigh-judicature, superiour<br />
court, -brag, «. cover, case, -itt^ga,<br />
f. a. to cover, to overcast, ta<br />
overspread, to overlay. -bttft,w».<br />
exaggeration, excess, -bctfrfl, f. a.<br />
to exaggerate, to carry too far, to exceed,<br />
-btifpen , a. extravagant, excessive,<br />
immoderate, over -acted,<br />
over-WTOuglit. -brifpet, ad. exces-<br />
sively. —bSb, n. temerity, insolence,<br />
audaciousness. -eiI9, ad. agreeably.<br />
rara -m», to agree, -rnsfommelff,<br />
/ agreement, bargain. -ert6(iatnnia><br />
f. a.to agi-ee, to accord, to suit will).<br />
-en8|lainmattbe>«. conformable, suitable,<br />
symmetrical, -jlamtttelfe , /.<br />
agreement, harmony, concord, relation.<br />
— fatlj n, surprise, attack, invasion.<br />
-faHa, f. a. to attack, to invade<br />
, to assail; to overtake, -faraj<br />
f. a.to travel over; to manage, -fatt,<br />
m. passage, passing over, -^ytta, v.<br />
a. to transfer, to transport, -fly tt=<br />
lling, /. transport, -flob, n. abundance;<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>usion, luxiu-y, plenty,<br />
store; overflow, -flijbfl, v. n, to<br />
overflow, to overrun, to exuberate.<br />
-floba pi tiagctj to abound with,<br />
-fliobanbf, a. & n. overflowing. -flo»<br />
big, a. abundant, plentiful, superfluous;<br />
prodigal, lavish, extravagant,<br />
-fora, V. a. to transport, to carry<br />
over, to convey over, -forfei, m.<br />
carriage, conveyance, transportation,<br />
transport, -general, m. general in
(biv 6ft3<br />
chief. -gepaC)«. muskets, -gifra, v.<br />
a. to ab<strong>and</strong>on J to forsake, to desert;<br />
to deliver, to present; to leave <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
-5ifean^e) n. ab<strong>and</strong>onment, -gif'<br />
»en» a. rash, desperate, mad, ab<strong>and</strong>oned<br />
; sliglited, neglected, -gifpett<br />
«f Ufatne , given over by <strong>the</strong> physicians,<br />
-gjutfl, V. a. -giiita met)<br />
to overspread -mth, to overlay with.<br />
-gS) v. a. a n. to excel, to surpass ;<br />
to be beyond; to befall , to happen.<br />
-ffaenbti a. transitory, -gaiigj m.<br />
passage ; transition ; desertion ; sm-render,<br />
yielding up. Set f)At en<br />
—gcngj it is only a transient evil.<br />
—^ani ) y. superiority, ascendancy.<br />
]&a-]&An&j to sway, fa-l&snbjto pre-<br />
vail, -^etit) m. chief pastor, -l^ette,<br />
m. supreme lord, superiour; lieadmaster.<br />
-{)ettfF«p, n. supremacy,<br />
sovereignty, -^et, /. power; prince,<br />
king, queen, sovereign. -^tttW-, f.<br />
tlie royal family. -!()OfntarfFi;lf y m.<br />
lord high chamberlain. -'i)i\xni'<br />
ll«re, m. high steward. -l?opa) i^.<br />
a. to overwhelm, to overcharge.<br />
-l)Cp}Jlting, /. jumping over. -^uf=<br />
rub) n. supreme head, chief. -tjlf=<br />
rub) ad. upon an average. — I?ll6)<br />
71. <strong>the</strong> upper liouse, <strong>the</strong> house <strong>of</strong><br />
lords, -^(ittgfel, n. covei-ture. -\)'i\u,<br />
V. a. to cover, to overspread. — iliS<br />
flgj V. r. to act with rashness or passion,<br />
-iltttlig) /. passion, precipi-<br />
tance, -ittfecnbe, «. chief inspection.<br />
-iorbifJ, a. celestial. -F.*.tn»iiatlbetrf,<br />
m. lord chamberlain, -fl<strong>of</strong>, a. overwise,<br />
presumptuous, -fl<strong>of</strong>^et, /.<br />
presumption, -flfiba, v. a. to co<br />
to invest, to clo<strong>the</strong>, -f labtlitig , /.<br />
coverture, upper garment, coat,<br />
-fomfl» m. coming over, arrival,<br />
-fotfA, V. a. to cross out. -F<strong>of</strong>tttflb;<br />
/. aftercost. -Ifl(l) m. surcharge<br />
upper lading. -Ia(l«) v. a. to overcliarge.<br />
-I«(la fig, v. r. to get drunk.<br />
-IhM, a. drimk. -lefpa, /.<br />
mains, residue, remainder, wi<br />
-If ft>A ) V. a. to overlive, to outlive<br />
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to live to see ; to experience. -Ief=<br />
V>fltl&e> a. surviver. -lemttiJj v. a. to<br />
deliver, to siurrender up ; to transfer,<br />
to leave, to ab<strong>and</strong>on, to resign, to<br />
submit. -lemttfl «. crowd <strong>of</strong><br />
people ; incessant sollicitations, plen-<br />
ty, rest, supererogation ; orlop ; sjiare—<br />
deck, till -lepVS, in plenty, remain-<br />
ing. -lo}.'psgerningat ,/. /j/. works<br />
<strong>of</strong> supererogation. -lata , v. a. to<br />
make over, to resign. -laber, «. dibbiugs,<br />
vamp. -lagga, V. a. to deliberate,<br />
to debate, to confer. -Iagg=<br />
ttilig,/. deliberation, consideration.<br />
-lagfeti, a. superiour. -lagfciibet,<br />
/. superiority. -Ian, n. fief held ia<br />
chief. -lans^erre, m. lord paramount,<br />
-lapp , m. upper lip. -Iag=<br />
nitigj /. learning by heart, -lopa*<br />
V. a. (t n. to overrun, to imporl\inc ;<br />
to desert. -loparC) m. deserter, turncoat,<br />
-tljagcj m. minor, infant, one<br />
under age. -ntflft, /. superiour<br />
power, superiority, -matt) m. superiour.<br />
—mantlA) *". a. to overcome,<br />
to overmaster. -meitfFlig, a. superluimau.<br />
-mob, n. arrogance, presumption,<br />
-mobig, a. temerarious,<br />
insolent, presumptuous, arrogant,<br />
-motgoil, x-t ad. after to morrow.<br />
-mal, n. overmeasure. -matt, n.<br />
overmeasure. -mattan, ad. exceed-<br />
-m^ttati glab, over-joyed. -maf=<br />
tig J a. prevalent, overmatching.<br />
-naturlig, a. supernatural, -nog,<br />
ad. more than enough. -Officer, m.<br />
commission-<strong>of</strong>ficer. -rafTa, f. a. to<br />
surprise. -CafFtltttg, /. surprise.<br />
-totf, m. surtout. -rttmpla, >. a. to<br />
take by surprise, to surprise, -rumpling,<br />
/. surprise, -rafna, V- a. to<br />
compute, to calculate. — rafning , f.<br />
supputation, calcule. -rbfla, v. a. to<br />
outvote, to overrule; to outvoice, to<br />
outcry, to overtune. -refining,/.
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to vanquish. — anbaj ad. down,<br />
to saperinteiid , to inspect; to review,<br />
-fe tne^ » to take no notice <strong>of</strong>.<br />
—feentC) n. forbearance, connivance<br />
revisal, inspection ; overlooking, ex -<br />
ciise. -fcgel, n. upper sails, -fffllfl,<br />
V. a. to sail over, -flgt, /. oversight;<br />
review. -(lttare> m. hector,<br />
bully. -fPflttinaflare, m. lord-hightreasurer.<br />
-fFepp) n. dead work.<br />
-fTejjpa) V. a. to transport in a ship.<br />
-fFeVpttinfl, /. transport, -ff ttf«, v.<br />
a. to send over, to remit, to tiansfer.<br />
-friettfl, /. a shirt worn over <strong>the</strong><br />
o<strong>the</strong>r. — frjutaj f. a. to exceed, to<br />
surpass, to excel. -fPottj n. over-<br />
plus, surplus, balance, rest. -fTteb,<br />
n. excess. -fFribiJ) v. a. to transgress,<br />
to pass beyond, to exceed. — fTriJfltt-<br />
ie^n. transgression, exceeding. -fTtift,<br />
/. superscription, title. -ffrifPflj v. a.<br />
to superscribe, to title. -fTuflfl.;)<br />
-fPygga) V. a. to overshade, to shel-<br />
ter. -fJylAj f . a. to veil, to liide, to<br />
conceal, to cover ; to excuse. -fTara)<br />
V. a. to shear. -fTararC} m. clothshearer.<br />
-fPoIjaj V. a. to overflow,<br />
to deluge, to immerge. -fFoIiditlfl)/.<br />
washing. — flfljji n. estimate, compu-<br />
tation, calculation ; turning over. -flS><br />
V. a. to suppute, to calculate, -fftefl^,<br />
a. oversnowed. —fpelj «. trick more,<br />
-fpattna) v. a. to overstrain. -(I, a.<br />
uppermost, supreme, chief, first, upper;<br />
great, high, chief, arch. itt-^Aj<br />
top, ridge, peak, -jl) ad. uppermost,<br />
on <strong>the</strong> summit, -jl paj at <strong>the</strong> upper<br />
end <strong>of</strong>. ^tt«, -fl, to Jiave <strong>the</strong> first place.<br />
-flaHmajlate , m. lord chief master<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> horse. -jtc,m. colonel. -.Ateu=<br />
tenont, ^. lieutenant colonel, -fletl)<br />
<strong>the</strong> upper millstone. -(li|ffl) i'. a. to<br />
surmount, to exceed, to siupass.<br />
-ftinilfl, /. a colonel's spouse. -flty=<br />
f flj V. o. to daub, to spread over ; to<br />
cross out; to draw a dash over.<br />
-flromtnaj v. a. to ovcrstream. -^f.<br />
ra, V. a. to transmit, -flyrelff, /.<br />
supreme government or authority.<br />
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6fti<br />
-flytttlcn, m. chief mate. -fiSftbeil,<br />
a. past. -jStattaHAte, m. gr<strong>and</strong> governour.<br />
-fpintldig, a. consummate.<br />
— frflttltWiJ) f. a. to overflow, to overrun.<br />
-falt^«) V. a. to transmit, to<br />
transmit, to transfer, to send over;<br />
to remit, -fiitta , t>. a. to translate,<br />
to render, -fattiite , w. translator.<br />
-fiittltill{J , /. translation, version,<br />
-talflj V. a. to persuade, to prevail<br />
on or with, -tflknbe, a. persuasive.<br />
-talatt) / -talatlSe » «. persuasion,<br />
-tnlig, a. supernumerary. -ttO ^ f.<br />
superstition. -triJbfi > v. a. to trans-<br />
gress , to violate, to infringe, to disobey,<br />
-tra^elfe, /. tiansgression,<br />
tresspass, <strong>of</strong>fence. -ttiiffA) v. a. to<br />
surpass, to outdo, to excel, to exceed,<br />
to outgo, to beat. -trafffltlbe» a. surpassing<br />
; excellent, -tyga ) v. a. to<br />
roijvince, to persuade, to convict,<br />
-tygelfe, /. conviction, persuasion,<br />
confidence, assurance, sense; consciousness.<br />
-ta^Ai *" «• to cover,<br />
-tiitft Pflgn, coach. -t'i.dcninii J f.<br />
covering, coverture, (-'. -t'anfat a. to<br />
meditate, to reflect on. -uppfyninflS^<br />
man, m. chief surveyor, -rata, v.a.<br />
to assist, to be present at. -t)ate , /. ,<br />
presence. -PtlJt, m. overweight,<br />
overbalance preponderance, superio-<br />
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rity. -pigt»g,«. above <strong>the</strong> due weight.<br />
—Pltllia, V. a. to vanquish, to overcome,<br />
to conquer, to subdue, to get<br />
<strong>the</strong> better <strong>of</strong>. -riniiatC, m. vanquisher,<br />
victor, conqueror, -vinntli^y<br />
a. vincible, conquerable, superable.<br />
-pinttA) V. n. to pass <strong>the</strong> winter, to<br />
winter. -p5I&, n. violence, outrage,<br />
assault, bega -Palh, to <strong>of</strong>fer vio-<br />
lence, -paga, v. a. to revolve, to<br />
consider, to reflect on; to preponde-<br />
rate, to outweigh; to revolve, to<br />
ponder, to exceed in weight. -pa=<br />
gan^C, a. preponderating. -pagant'e><br />
n. consideration, deliberation. -paI^e)<br />
n. sovereignly, superiority; domina-<br />
tion, preeminence. -PAlbiga , v. a.<br />
to subdue, to overcome, to conquer.
overvoting. -fe, f. a. to overlook;<br />
-angel, m. ardiangel. -Arm, /.<br />
upper sleeve; sliam.<br />
^QAf n. {^QOH-, pi.) eye; bud; pip,<br />
point, ia ogonrn omfring (Ig, to<br />
keep a sharp look out. Qa bctt ifratl<br />
mitlrt OflOtt , get you gone, ^a ge^t<br />
(enW) opa titt en , to bear a good<br />
(ill) will to one. fe en unbcr bgoiien,<br />
to face one. f ajla Ogonen , to throw<br />
<strong>the</strong> main.- (aC, n. eyebutter,<br />
-Patten, n. eyewater; aqueous<br />
humour <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> eyes, -Ptttne, n.<br />
eyewitness. -pra,w. <strong>the</strong> corner <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong> eye. -pan, m. false friend, -patf,<br />
m. paiu in <strong>the</strong> eyes. - ^gna, v. «• -<br />
pa, to glance. - i en t>ef, to peep or<br />
to dip into a book.<br />
^gla, /. loop, eye.<br />
^f, n. beast <strong>of</strong> labour <strong>and</strong> burden.<br />
(PEa, V. a. to increase, to augment, to<br />
enhance, to multiply, to add to. -fig,<br />
(Pfa, /. little boat. [v. r. to increase.<br />
(DEebagSPetfe, n. average.<br />
(Sfln^^mny n. name, nickname.<br />
(Pi, n. beer, ale. -fflt, n. barrel.<br />
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-glaS, n. beerglass. -fanna, f. alepot,<br />
tankard, -ftog, m. alehouse.<br />
-0(1, m. beer-posset. -o(lt»apla , /.<br />
beer- whey, -flnne, n. drunken fit.<br />
-feppa, -fupa, /. beer-broth. -U'tifatf.<br />
beer-vinegar.<br />
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to^_ be in debt over<br />
head aud cars. - (^coubigt, m. auricular<br />
confession. - 4tf, m. ear-ach.<br />
(Pre, n. farthing.<br />
ten, n. gravelling.<br />
pa SpenfPe cdj CnpclfVe SopuAmn, o rf) IXamn pi<br />
Md,tne9, Acliilles, m.<br />
niam, A/iam, 77!.<br />
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J£ra9mU5> Erasmus, m.<br />
£vif, Eric; m.<br />
ma0<br />
JUagbalcilA, Magdaleu, /.<br />
ntargarcta, Margaret, Margery, /.<br />
OTarta, Mary, Maria, /. liOd -j Moll,<br />
in.-.rfU5, Mark, m. [Molly.<br />
mart^fl, Martl.a, /.<br />
UTArtill, Martin, tn.<br />
muthi>\S, VXatii Matthias, m.<br />
niuirimiliait, Maximilien, m.<br />
mifsel, micFd, Michel, Mich, m.<br />
mifaa, Micah, m. [UDfl -, Mich.<br />
nttranfa) Zxler<strong>and</strong>, /.<br />
llTirtt;, Maurice, m.<br />
nt<strong>of</strong>ea, Moses, m.<br />
Ittartenj Martin, m.<br />
Uanna, Nan, Nanny, Nancy, /.<br />
Ue^etnias, Nehemiah, m.<br />
UiCitemuS) Nicodemus, m.<br />
Uif IflS, Nikolas, Nick, m.<br />
nils, Nick, m.<br />
UorbertUS, NorLerlus, m.<br />
a>Ht>ia, Olivia, Livy, /.<br />
ttilt«, Ottilia, /.<br />
(PttO, Otto, m.<br />
Paul, Pfliilus, Paul, m.<br />
p.iuljtja, Paulina, /.<br />
i?i'hT,' Peter, Pietre, m.<br />
petroniaa, Pemes, /.<br />
Ka*el, Rachel, /.<br />
Hcbetfaj Rebecca, /.<br />
Sfin^olb, Reynold, m.<br />
Jlt'tnigtUSj Remigius, m.<br />
Viii^Atiy Richard, m.<br />
UiU'tt, Robert, Rohin, m.<br />
«0bfrtF, Roderic, m.<br />
S:lf) Ralph, m. [Rosclta<br />
n<strong>of</strong>«, U<strong>of</strong>itlA, Rose, /. Uttvi U<strong>of</strong>fl:<br />
3tA^eu» Aix-la-chapelle.<br />
2lbvf|inien, Abyssinia.<br />
abvffinier, to. -ifFa, /. atbyiTmifT, «•<br />
Abyssinian.<br />
ItbrtAnopel, Adriauople.<br />
Jl&riAtifFA ^Afret, Adriatic Sea.<br />
Mfrif A, Africa, Africk.<br />
MfrifAtt, TO. -fFA, f. -fr, «. African.<br />
HU'AllffHT, a. Albanian.<br />
<strong>Swedish</strong>- <strong>English</strong> Diet.<br />
S<strong>of</strong>aliaj Rosalia, /.<br />
Reffmunbfl) Rosamond, /.<br />
»utolt, Ralph, 7n.<br />
SflbillA, Sahine, /.<br />
Sfllomo, Salomon, m.<br />
Samuel, Samuel, to.<br />
Satfl, Sara, /.<br />
SebflfliAll, Sebastian, m.<br />
S^^Ot^tA, Sidonia, /.<br />
Sigismutlb, Sigismund, to.'<br />
Simfon, Samson, to.<br />
S<strong>of</strong>lA, Sophj', Sophia, /.<br />
StAinslaUS, Stanislaus, m.<br />
StefAU, Stephen, to.<br />
Sulptciue, Sidpice, TO.<br />
SufAIlIIAj Susannah, Susan, /.<br />
Zheoialb, Theobald, Tibald, n<br />
tEbco^or, Theodore, to.<br />
tt^erefA, Theresa, /.<br />
tlimotteuS, Timothy, to.<br />
lEitus, Titus, TO.<br />
TEobtA?, Tobias, Tohy, to.<br />
UlriF, Ulric, Ulridaric, to.<br />
Uvbaitj Urban, to.<br />
UrfulA, Ursula, Ursiy, /.<br />
Valmtilli Valentine, to.<br />
PAll'riAnUSj Valerian, to.<br />
D Alter, Walter, to.<br />
Peit, Guy, Vitus, TO.<br />
PerotlJCA, Veronica, /.<br />
Pilbelm, William, TO.<br />
Dtl^elmitlC, Wilheloiine, /.<br />
r)iItt'Al&, Wilibald, TO.<br />
3Arf>AeU9, Zacheus, to.<br />
SAC^ArtAS, Zachariali, Zachary,<br />
3e^efiA«, Zedekiah, to.<br />
2aeva»^rlCII, Alex<strong>and</strong>ria.<br />
769<br />
Itlnter, Algiers. [Algerian.<br />
JllgierArc, >p. -ecffA, /. aigten'iT, «.<br />
2tlpernA,;j/. <strong>the</strong> Alps.<br />
2(mertfA» America. [rican.<br />
MtnetifAn, to. -fFA, /. -fP, «• Amc-<br />
Jtmfier&Ain, Amsterdam.<br />
ItttbAlufien, Andalusia.<br />
i2ltl&etn«,ij/. <strong>the</strong> Andes.
770 Tinf<br />
2i»fp«c{), Auspac.<br />
3liitiod>teit, Antiocli.<br />
2lntperpen> AntNvcipj Aiitorf.<br />
Jippcnniuetna , pi. Apeuaiiie Hills,<br />
Appeniiines.<br />
:ipulten, Apulia, Puglia.<br />
llquitanim, Aquitain.<br />
Tituby m. -ifFa, /. Arab, Arabian.<br />
3Irfibifn, Arabia,<br />
llrabifr, a. Arabic.<br />
3ttFa&ifn, Arcadia.<br />
2ttfipelagenj Archipelagus.<br />
2lrmenteii, Armenia.<br />
Mtmenjet, m. -ifT«, /. llrmcnifF, a.<br />
Armenian.<br />
2lrragoniet, ?«. Aragonese.<br />
3iffaltfjon, IDeba I?aff ft, <strong>the</strong> Dead Sea.<br />
3t)lat, m. -iiTfl, /. -ijT, a. Asiatic<br />
aflen, Asia. attnJte -, Natolia.<br />
2(^yrien, Assyria. [syrian.<br />
:ipyri»>r, m. -iffa, /. a#yrifP, a. As-<br />
3ijluticni Asturia.<br />
2ttl>en, A<strong>the</strong>ns.<br />
%t\>enMe,m.nt\)mitn^Vla.,f.yitl)tn\ty<br />
m^enienfifF, a. A<strong>the</strong>nian.<br />
Jlugsburg, Augsburgli.<br />
2lUllCalifn, Australia.<br />
3at>yIon, Sabd, Babylon.<br />
Sabyloiiier, w. -ifJa, /. SabylonifP,<br />
3aben, Baden. [a. Babylonian.<br />
3aIeattfFa un<br />
3raribcnbur0, Br<strong>and</strong>enbmgh,<br />
»rafllien, Brasil, Brasils.<br />
Btaunfdjwcig, Brunswick,<br />
ajrejtcnj, Bregenz.<br />
^rrtsgau, Breisgow.<br />
^rftnett, Bremen.<br />
Brcslau, Breslaw.<br />
Stftagnf) /«. Britany.<br />
3ritaniiten, Britain.<br />
^rittitT, a. British.<br />
Sriipfl, Brussels.<br />
^ulgariftt, Bulgaria.<br />
^llrpun^, Burgundy.<br />
3urgunbate, m. ^utgunbifTa , /.<br />
3aietn, Saietn, Bavaria.<br />
^aifte, /n. -tfTa, /. ajajerfP, a.<br />
^obmare, w. Sobmiff, a. Bohemian.<br />
^cbtneil, Bohemia.<br />
(Talabrien, Calabria. [lian.<br />
(Taflilian, m. -fTa, / -fF, a. Casti-<br />
daililieil, Castilia, Castile.<br />
c£ataIonten> Catalonia.<br />
(Tataloiiietj m. -onfJa, /. Cataloniau.<br />
dleff, Cleves.<br />
dcblcns, Coblence.<br />
icrfiraBtS, Cornwall.<br />
dcrlica, Corsica.<br />
t, Dort.<br />
I<br />
I*^f6^ftl, Dresden.<br />
I<br />
Dublin, Dublin.<br />
!<br />
©iniFir*en, Dunkirk.
JDiipclbocfj Dusseldorp.<br />
DoSa l>afveU <strong>the</strong> Dead Sea.<br />
JEbinburg, Edinburgh.<br />
iEftcr, Eger.<br />
lEgrvtcii, Aegypt, Egypt.<br />
JEttyptter , m. -tfP«, /. JEgyptifFa, /.<br />
JEifenadf), Eisenack. [Aegyptiaii.<br />
!£lb(n, Elb.<br />
SlUP, Alsace.<br />
iEngcbmAtt, m. -fPa, /. JgngclfF , a.<br />
Ei;glish-man , <strong>English</strong>-woman ; Enjeiipknb,<br />
Engl<strong>and</strong>. [glisli.<br />
Srfurt, Erford.<br />
i£tfd) (tie&en), Tees^, Thees.<br />
iCticpictt) Aethiopia, Ethiopia.<br />
igufr.it, Frat.<br />
ituti^A, Europe. [European.<br />
Curope, ^. -ifTa,/. CuropeifT, a.<br />
5tnlanb? Finl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
5tnne, /«. -fF«, /. SinfF, a. Finl<strong>and</strong>ian,<br />
Finl<strong>and</strong>er,<br />
^laminanbfltejTO. -bita-,/. Flemming.<br />
SltimmailfT, a. Flemmish.<br />
SknJctll, Fl<strong>and</strong>ers.<br />
Sloreiljj Florence.<br />
^r^nf en, Frantonia. [Maj'n.<br />
Sranf fjirt flm tttflin, Frankfort ou <strong>the</strong><br />
5ranfrife, France.<br />
^tansmati, m. 5rAttfyfT«, /. Frencliman,<br />
French -woman. 5t /•<br />
(Bafcogniff, a. Gascoon.<br />
(BascJnjen, Gascoign.<br />
^el&ern, Guelderl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
(Bcncparc, m. (BcnerifFfl) /. Genevan,<br />
Genevese.<br />
(3ettf> (SenepC) Geneva.<br />
(Sent, Gant, Ghent.<br />
3tetan, m. -fJaj/. -fF? a. Han-<br />
^clrctiett) Helvetia. [noverian.<br />
^ennegati) Hainault.<br />
^erjogenbufdb, Herzogenbosh.<br />
Se^e, m. ige^ifra, / '5e#ifF, a. Hes-<br />
^effen, Hessia. [sian.<br />
^ottanb, Holl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
^Ottanbate, m. -&fFa, /. Holl<strong>and</strong>er,<br />
Dutch -man, Dutch -woman, igoh<br />
lanbfP, a. Dutch.<br />
^elfletn, Holstein.<br />
Jamaica.<br />
3apan, Japan. [a. Japanese.<br />
3apance, w. SapaiiefijTa, /. 3apattfT,<br />
3eiiaj Jena.<br />
3aymn, Illyria, [a. Indian.<br />
3tibian,OT. -fFa,/. SnHfF, SitbtanfT,<br />
3n6ieil, India.<br />
3ngetmannlanb, Ingria.<br />
3onteti, Jonia.<br />
3orban, Jordan.<br />
3rlan&, Irel<strong>and</strong>, Hibernia.<br />
3rlflnbare, m. 3rIan^^P«, /. Irishman,<br />
Irish-woman. 3rl«nbff,a. Irisli.<br />
2i^aftet, Frozen Ocean.<br />
Jilanbf Icel<strong>and</strong>.<br />
3taljen, Italy.<br />
3talie«ate, m. JtaUenfta, / 3ta=<br />
liftlff, a. Italian.
772 3ub<br />
3ufce, m. 3ubiniii;0inciiKr, m. Bflrtl)«giiienfifFa,<br />
/. Il«rtl)flginen|if?, o. Cartliaginian.<br />
BafpifTfti^flfret, Caspian Sea.<br />
Biiia, Cliina. [Cliintse.<br />
Kinea, w. HinfilfTa, /. Btnr(iff > «•<br />
Bonilflntinepel, Coustantinopel.<br />
Bjrtntt, Corinth.<br />
Korint^jict, /n. BotintHfF«> /• 2t«=<br />
rilltHfT) «• Corintliian.<br />
jR<strong>of</strong>ACE) w. Cosack.<br />
litflrau, Cracow.<br />
Brim, Crim, Crimes,<br />
llroat, TO. -jfFa, a. Croat, Croatian.<br />
Kutlani', Courl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
Kurlaiibftte, m. HurliinbfFA, /. KurlatlbfF)<br />
a. Courl<strong>and</strong>ian.<br />
Eytf<strong>of</strong>laten, Ecclesiastical Slates.<br />
Bolll, Coiogn, Colen.<br />
Kotlipsberg, Konigsberg, Koningsbcrg.<br />
Bopentamil, Copenhagen.<br />
Jiapp, TO. -fFa, /. Lapl<strong>and</strong>er,<br />
fi-applanb, Lapl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
JtaufaitnC) Losanne.<br />
fi.flU(letIan^et, Levant, <strong>the</strong><br />
Acy^ettj Leyden. [East.<br />
fi-tbanen, Libanon.<br />
ilifFlanb, Livonia.<br />
£.ifflantate, TO. Aifflaiibfra,/. £.iff=<br />
latlbfr, a. Livouian.<br />
fitpabon, Lisbon.<br />
fl-itbaum, Lithuania,<br />
iitbauec, to. £tti>auifra, /. Ait^jaii^<br />
ifr, a. Lithuanian.<br />
AlPOnie, Leghorn. [bard.<br />
Aombarb, to. -ifPa, /. -ifP, a. Lomfi.ombacbict,<br />
Lojnbardy.<br />
fl.Oll^crlJ London.<br />
neb<br />
a.etfecin{tett, Lorraiu.<br />
itibecf, Lubcck.<br />
Jiiicca, Lucca.<br />
fi-Ullfburg, Luncnburgh.<br />
£iitlEtaiiien, Lusitauia.<br />
&iitttdj, Liege.<br />
fl.tJj:cmbur0,£ii^cIburn,Luxembiirgh.<br />
£y01I, Lyon, Lyons.<br />
lUaaffj Macs.<br />
nTacetonien, Macedonia.<br />
maJfira, Madeira. [bnrgli.<br />
niapbfblirB, Maidenhmgh, Magde-<br />
UtavlariJ', Mllano, Milan, Milain.<br />
main, Main.<br />
UTaill}, Mainlz, Mentz.<br />
UlajorFfl, Majorca.<br />
malta, Malta.<br />
llTaUefare, Maltese.<br />
niatltua, Mantua.<br />
ilTarotfo, Marocco.<br />
ttlatf, Marcli.<br />
OTatfeiae, Marseille.<br />
ntf^eln, Mechlin.<br />
ntccfa) Mecca.<br />
mcbelbafret, Mediterranean Sea.<br />
radtty TO. nteWa, f. Jtlebifr, a.<br />
Wltiim-, Media. [Mcde, Median.<br />
tlTeipcii, Misnia.<br />
mcflcilburB, Mecklenburg!..<br />
lUcrfcburn, Mcrsburgh.<br />
VXtt,-, Mctz.<br />
inexif'i Mexico.<br />
mincrf a, Minorca.<br />
ntcbeiia, Modcna.<br />
:iIoli"au, Moldavia.<br />
morca, Morca.<br />
mcfd, Moselle.<br />
JH<strong>of</strong>Fau, Moscow.<br />
in<strong>of</strong>Tcrit, .TO. -iiina, /. -iff, a. Moscovitc,<br />
Russian.<br />
ntiimpelflarfe) MontbuUiard.<br />
llTiill4'flI> Munick.<br />
ntabren, Moravia.<br />
Ueapel, Naples.<br />
[polit;<br />
Ueapclitan, m. -fFa, /. -fT, a. >ca-<br />
UecCar, Neckcr.<br />
Ucbcrlaiibatc, to. «efcfrIanbfTa, /:<br />
law country man, Ne<strong>the</strong>rl<strong>and</strong>er. Hc^<br />
^crlaMfTj a. Netlicrl<strong>and</strong>ish.
teb<br />
XtebetlanbetnAi pi. Low Countries,<br />
Ne<strong>the</strong>rl<strong>and</strong>s.<br />
Jleget, m. nestinnA) /. negro , moor<br />
negro--woinai), negress,<br />
Uilffei'eni Nil, Nile.<br />
Uimregen, Nimmegen, Nimeguen.<br />
Horb^aufcitj Nordhausen.<br />
Horpej Norway.<br />
UotTnanHe, Norm<strong>and</strong>y.<br />
nettman, m. UotfPa,/. IJctfP, a.<br />
Norwegian.<br />
Uubten, Nubia.<br />
Utitfibetg, Nuremberg.<br />
(Pbetj Oder.<br />
(Pfetlj Buda.<br />
(Ptflnten>„ Orange.<br />
«rne, /)/. Orkney Isl<strong>and</strong>s.<br />
(Djlfrieslanb, East-Friesl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
(Pflinbieil) East-India.<br />
(PttomanifPa Sif et, (PttetnanifFA p«t=<br />
tettj Ottomanic Empire,<br />
pabUAj Padoua, Padua.<br />
palerntC) Palermo.<br />
P«Ieiltrta, Palestine,<br />
pannonien, Pannonia.<br />
PctiS) Paris.<br />
Partt>et, m. Parthian.<br />
Patttten, Parthia.<br />
Pattl)ifr, a. Parthian,<br />
partaj Pavia.<br />
\>it[et) m. perfifTa, /. Persian,<br />
periien, Persia.<br />
;<br />
sro 773<br />
pertufiis, m. portugiilffa , /. pettu=<br />
POfen, Posua. [gijifF, «. Portuguese,<br />
ptap, m. Prague. [Prussian.<br />
pteufare, "i. pteufffTa, /. pteufff?, a.<br />
ptfufen^ Prussia. [Mountains.<br />
Pyreneerna) pi. Pyrenees, Pyrcnean<br />
Hapufaj Ragusa.<br />
Scflt'nstutBj Ratisbone.<br />
atetl, Rhiue.<br />
uieticn, Rhetia.<br />
U^o^iot, m. -iffa> /. Rhodian.<br />
H^OJOS, Rhodes.<br />
pctilfTi a. Persian.<br />
Petu, Peru.<br />
[Peruvian,<br />
peniait, m. -ffa, /. petumnfT, a.<br />
pctetsburgj Petersburgh.<br />
Pfalj, Palatinate.<br />
aiotie, Rhone.<br />
acm, Rome.<br />
[Roman.<br />
«emare, m. SemctfFa,/. aemetf?, a.<br />
aiigetl, Rugen.<br />
Jly#, m. -a, /. ayfr, a. Russian.<br />
»y^el, Lisle.<br />
ay^Ian^, Russia.<br />
Saatgemiinb, Sarguemine, [Saxon.<br />
Sa(^fate, m. Sa^jifFa, /. Sa4)ttfF» a-<br />
Sad»fen, Saxony.<br />
Samarifll, Samaria.<br />
Samaritan, m. -fTaj /. Samaritan.<br />
Samojet, Samoid.<br />
Saracen, Saracen.<br />
Sarbinien, Sardinia, [a. Sardinian.<br />
Sarbtnier,7«.Sarbinfra,/. SarfcinfT,<br />
Sau, Sau, Saw.<br />
SaPOJarb, m. Savoyard.<br />
Sat>oien, Savoy.<br />
S4)flbe, Scheld.<br />
Sc(>Iefim, Silesia.<br />
[Silesiaii.<br />
Pt»mtCten, Phoenicia.<br />
pieniciec, m. ptenicifTa , /. p^ent=<br />
cifF, a. Phoenician.<br />
PttlippbutO, Philipsburgh.<br />
Pl)tygten, Phrygia.<br />
picfttttet, Picardy.<br />
po (iloben), Padus, Po.<br />
PelatE, m. polffa, /. Pole, Pol<strong>and</strong>er.<br />
Polctl, Pol<strong>and</strong>. [pelfF, a. Polish.<br />
Pontetn) Pomerania. [a. Pomeranian.<br />
pomtate, m. pometfTa,/. pometff,<br />
pcttuflal, Portugal.<br />
Sd)lefter,m. S4>Ierifra, /. S^Ie^lfTj^.<br />
Sc^leSPig, Sleswick.<br />
S^wabare, m. S^^tpabifTa,/. S4>tPC= ,,<br />
bifF, a. Suabe.<br />
S^tPaben, Suabia. [wald.<br />
Sdjjtparjtpali, black forest, Swartz-<br />
S($tPeit;, Switzerl<strong>and</strong>.<br />
S^tpett;are, m. S^»pettttff«j /•<br />
S^iPett;tfT, a. Switzer, Swiss.<br />
Siberien, Siberia.<br />
Sicilian, m. -ffa, -fPj a. Sicilian.<br />
Sicilien, Sicily.<br />
Siebenbiirgen, Transylvania.<br />
Sitten, Sion.<br />
Sfette, m. SfettfFa,/. Scotch-man,<br />
Scotch-woman. SfottfJ) a. Scotch.
774 ©ro<br />
©fottlfln^, Scotl<strong>and</strong>, Calldonia.<br />
Sfatiti Schonen, Scania.<br />
©olotbutft, Solotliurn.<br />
Spantett) Spain.<br />
SpantOC, m. -StfTA) /. Spaniard.<br />
©pflnfiF} a. Spanish.<br />
Sptryetj Spire, Speier.<br />
eteyermarf, Stiria, Stiermark.<br />
Stocfbolm, Stockholm,<br />
etcrbritflllien, Great-Britaiu.<br />
©trapburp, SirasLuigh.<br />
©titttjtArb, Stockart.<br />
SxMib, Sound.<br />
Srarta ?>flfPft, Black Sea. [dish.<br />
Si»enfT» m. -fl, f. Swede. -> a. Swe-<br />
Srerigaj Sweden.<br />
6ynm, Syria.<br />
©ctectfifret, South-Sea, Pacific Ocean,<br />
^fljo, Tagus, Tajo.<br />
tEartflt, m. -tfTfl, /. Tartar.<br />
tEartartet) Tartary.<br />
tibcmfcilebeil, Thames,<br />
^bc^alonietlj Thessalia.<br />
tr^C^aUfP, Thessalian.<br />
ttbf^alonier, m. tt^e^alonif?* » /•<br />
Thessalonian.<br />
tC^e^alenifa, Thessalonica.<br />
^l)Cacien, Thracia, Thrace.<br />
tCttacier, w. tEl)t4cif?«, /. tE^racifP,<br />
a. Thracian.<br />
tE^UtgaUj Thurgow. [riiigian.<br />
il^iirtnparc, jji. ^tyiitinflffa)/. Thu-<br />
;ti)iirin(ffn, Thuringia.<br />
tCibrr, Tiber.<br />
tTribetit, Orient, Trent<br />
'^tiet^ Triers. [a. Turkish.<br />
Zuttjm. -innaj/. Turk. ^ttirfifT,<br />
tIurFirt> Turkey.<br />
tCyfr, m. -a, /. -, a. German.<br />
tCyfrlanfe, Germany.<br />
Uliparn, Hungaiia. [Hungarian.<br />
Ungrate, m. UngetfPa>/. UngetfTja.<br />
Upfala, Upsal.<br />
Oelff, Palf?, a. Italian.<br />
PclfFlanb, OalfTlanb, Italy.<br />
Penebig, Venice. [lian.<br />
Venetian, m. -f?a, /. -fP, a. Venet)e|terbotteii,<br />
Bothnia.<br />
Tflletgetlatlb, 'VS'^estgotlil<strong>and</strong>.<br />
t>e(lgotcrna,p^. "Westgoths, Visigoths,<br />
t^ejlinbifn,, West -Indies. [l<strong>and</strong>s.<br />
PanfFap8=(PaCne, /)/. Friendship's-Is-<br />
Dallienfct, wi. tJal&enfifPa, /. Albigensis,<br />
Albigense.<br />
Pales, ^Vales.<br />
DaUtferlanb, Wales.<br />
Darf(i)au, Warsaw.<br />
retdS^fcltt, Vistula.<br />
Dei^enburg, Fejervar.<br />
Defer, Wcser.<br />
Peflpl&alcn, Westphalia.<br />
Dcttcrau, \Vetteraw.<br />
Vitn, Vienna.<br />
Piirtcmberg, \Virtemberg.<br />
3ttri(^, Zurich.<br />
2|tigerin4nI«tib,3ngermanUnb,Ingria.<br />
dJtefUtlfe, Sound.<br />
(i[i(tgste, (Pflt-rgcte, Ostrogoth.<br />
H',.if<br />
Al^