A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

Setat) m.pl. corner-teeth, dog's teeth.
SrtaCft)«, V. a. to need, to want.
35rte) «. pasture, grazing; lait, lure.
-egtOC) m. rough-stalked meadowgrass.
-stxjgCi m. enclosed pasture-
giound. -gmatrf, m. pasturc-groiujd.
-»ti;ttiflt»rt, / right of pasture. -8=
tapp«, /. small pasture-ground.
Sttty V. a. to show, to manifest. - . r. to Lehave, to carry, to conduct,
to behave one's self.
Setetflia, v. a. to signify, to denote,
to betoken. -nbCj n. mark, denota-
tion, signification. [-flap) n. bitter.
3itt\n^-> m. T. bit. -hxxlt-, m. bitpin.
Sttin^t n. condition, a gieement, terms.
I) V. a. to make terms; to agree for,
ion. —nitlg J /". agreement, condi-
^ttitU-i V. a. to entitle. [tion.
Sctjcrtflj v. a. to attend, to serve, to
wait upon , to administer to , to help
one to. - fip, V. r. to take advantage
of, to lay hold of, to avail one's self,
to make a handle of. - Setjeitinfl, /.
attendance, ser\-ice; officers. - Se=
tjent) m. servant; officer.
Setoniegta?, n. betony.
Settafthj V. a. to contemplate, to observe,
to consider, to ponder, to reflect,
to meditate. — tt&e> n. contemplation,
consideration. -re> contem-
SrtriiJ'K) V. a, to tread on ; to convict.
^ettajfA) V. a. to concern, to touch.
-nit, n. concerning.
3etriirt{J«, f . a. to oppress, to aggrieve,
Setflft, V. a. to bit, to bridle. - «f>
to take off the bridle.
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^tttf n. bite; bit, mouthpiece of a
bridle, fnifren ^ar 0Ofct -, the knife
cuts well, -orb) n. cutting word,
sarcasm.
SettuI, m. horse-bit, bridle-bit.
Sttun^A-y V. a. to burden, to charge.
— IIJE) n. burdening, oppression. — j a.
burdensome, oppressive.
Sctriflaj V. a. to doubt of, to question.
Sett>in0«, V. a. to subdue, to reduce.
3Etyba> f . n. to signify, to portend, to
betoken, to bode, to mean ; to be of
consequence. — ttfefj a. considerable. —
^etybelfe, /. signification, sense. -
Setybenlbeti /. importance, consequence.
- 3etyblig, a. considerable,
important, of consequence, signal.
3etyg) n. certificate, testimony. -&yv.
a. to profess, to declare, to express;
to attest, to certify, to protest. — flnbe»
n. -clfC) f. profession, protestation,
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declaration, demonstration.
SetJitfa, V. a. to cover, to shelter, to
veil, to screen, to sliield, to over-
sjjread; to cover. - ^ttidttlixiQi f-
Setattfd) V. a. to consider, to meditate,
to ponder, to reflect, to deliberate.
- fig, f. r. to consider, to ad-
vise with one's self; to alter one's
mind, -nbe, n. consideration, deliplator,
observator. - 3ett«f telfe j /.
meditation, reflection.
3etC0) V. a. to trust, to credit, to give
beration; scruple, hesitation; opinion.
- 3etiinFettb , m. time for reflection.
- Setanflig, a. doubtful,
edit. -&^, a. credited, trusted.
SfttycEj n. oppression, grievance, mi-
hazardous, dangerous. -Itg^et, /.
hesitation, doubt. - SetSttffam, a.
r3', affliction, -a > *'. a. to oppress,
afflict.
deliberate, considerate. -faml^Eti /•
considerateness. - Setanft, a. re-
Settygga, v. a. to secure, to ensure. solved upon ; advised.
Seimbra, v. a. to admire, -ft, /. admiration.
— SPcrbj a. admirable, —tty
Sct>af«, '. a. to guard, to take care
to distress. - SettaitgS»,a. distressed.
Brtfa, V. a. to stain.
of, to watch, to keep, to observe, to
mind. — ttbcj n. guard ; care, suit. —
Setfel, n. bridle, -(iang, m. branches
of a bridle. —tyg^ n. harness, gear. -
SePflfning, /.
escort, guard.
custody, keeping;
Sc»«n&rfl&, a. versed, exercised.
SePftt, n. protection.