A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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diviug-bell. -telon, /. salvage-
- JDyfeti) n. diving-compauy
eff. -work. - 3Dyf faflelj m. diver,
plungeon.
Dylif, a. the like, such. [help of.
l)yme^cI|^, ad. by means of, by the
iJytnlingj m. spike.
JDvmmelpetfa, /. the passion--sv-eek.
Jjpia, /. cushion.
JDynpA, /. diuig, muck. - (JSyng)
-0rep,/?t. diujgfork. -Qtopif. dunghole.
-1)00, m. dimghill. -Eact4, /.
duug-cart. -kp j n. a caitload of
dung. -}ju# eH. -pel , m. puddle. -
JSyttgig, a. dungy.
ICyttitig, /. hea\'iug of tlie sea.
Jynt, n. measles.
3Dytj a. dear, expensive; precious,
holv, solemu. — tibj lime of scarcity,
fam'iue.
IDyrbat) a. precious, rich, costly, valuable.
— l>et> f. preciousness, worth,
value, price ; a precious thing, jewel. —
IDyt^et, /. dearness, scarcity.
JDycE, m. picklock, -fti, a. picklockproof.
-«, f . a. - uppi to iiick.
^ytfaj V. a. to worship, to adore; to
indulge; to enhance. - fig fjelf j to
make much of one's self. -n> /.
worship, -nsrarb, a. adorable. -
©ytf ace, m. worshipper.
JDyrEcft, JDytlegb, a. liired at a high
price, dearbought.
tDyflety a. dark, awful. -^rt> /. darkness,
mournfulness.
Jia, ad. df c. tlien, at that time, when,
as. - od!> -, now and then. - fct
tit'Cttj in those days, at that time. —
liffiil, however.
JDab > n. vAta mei i tab c^ - , to be
aiding and assisting.
^^lig, a. poor, weak, sorry, paltry,
bad. —ifttt /• poorness, weakness,
\adness.
T^An-y n. din, noise. — Aj v. n. to noise,
to ring ; to faint, to swoon, -infl} /.
fainting fit.
IDanogfcj a. dim-sighted; blear-eyed.
J)flta, V. a. to infatuate, - SflK, m.
^Ob fill
fool; idiot. - JJatdftig, a. foolish.
-]&et ,/. folly. - J)srl>US, 72. madhouse,
bedlam, -^joftj n. madman,
JSatffap, /. folly, foolery.
JJaPAtanbc, a, at tliat time,tljeu being.
3Da*,«.deck. ttt flatt-, a flush deck.
ett ffepp lnc^ tre -, a threedecker.
J)acEfl, V. a. to cover with deck.
©stfelj m. printer's tympan,
'^'i.dex, m. dicker.
IDabfltl, ad. theuce, from thence. -ef»
ttty there after, afterwards.
DaftliJ, V. n. to grew moist. - J)afpen,
a. moist, damp. ~\)Ct-y f. dampness.
^Daggaj v. n. to suckle.
Sijlig, a. handsome, nice, beautiful.
-\,ttj f. beauty.
JDiilb, m. valley, dale, vale.
S'vimma, v. a. to dam. - fire, to shut
up by dams. - upp, to dam up.
JDamning, /. dam, mole, bank, dam-
3Dampa> v. a. to set bounds, to temper,
to confine, to quench, to smother,
to suppress, to stifle.
IDangaj v. a. to bang, to thimip, to
knock hard.
J)a):el, m. addice,
2)0, V. n. to die, to decease. - bott,
to die away, to diop ofl"; to wither.
- iftdfl, to go off, to quit, to leave
behind. - «t, to become extinct.
5ob, m. dead; lifeless, inanimate;
withered, -t f apital, dead stock.
5?ob , m. death, decease, btagas Xfitb
ett. ligga foe -en, to be a dying, ga
tilt -en, to be executed. -\ltt f.
bier, -fotb, a. stillborn, -grafPAte,
m. grave-digger, -f ott, «. dead flesh.
-It(la, /. bill of mortality, -sbane,
mortal wound, -sblef, a. deadly
pale, -g&ag, m. the day of one's
death, -sfcotlt, m. sentence of death.
-8fall, n. death, -sjammec, m. lamentation
for the death. — gf antp, m.
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