A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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^oriinft, V. a. to refine. - ^Sciintng,
/. lalfincment.
^Otffyga, f . n. to fly away ; to evaporate,
to exliale. eii forffugen fuk:
a bullet spent, ttt f'itfiuQet tytt(
Sotffygtiga, f. a. T. to volatilize
-nbc, n. volatilization.
5crfl^tai V. n. to pass, to expire. -
^orjiutettj a. past, expired. [cate.
Sitflyttdy V. a. to displace, to dislo-
5orfoga, v. a. to dispose, to arrange. -
iigj f. r. to repair, to betake one's
^ecftifPa, V. a. torefresh, to recreate. -
5otfrifPniltg> /. refreshment, recrea-
5otfryfa, v. n. to die with cold. [tion.
5orftagfl, v. a. to inqiure, to call for.
- (Ig, f. r. to ask about, -fl, /. in-
(jiiiry, interrogation.
5ortang> n. prejudice, injury, mischief.
S'itf'ibetf'n.pl. forefathers, ancestors.
^orfflftfti V. a. to vindicate, to assert,
to maintain, —ttf m. vindicator; ad-
vocate ; usher of a fencing-school.
Scrfara, v. a. to aflVight, to alarm, -g,
v.d. to be friglitened, amazed. - Si^fatlig^
a. terrible, dreadful. [tiue.
^orfartigaj v. a. to make, to manufac-
Sotfoljaj V. a. to persecute, to pursue.
-ti^rn. persecutor, pursuer. - 5otfol=
jelfE) f. persecution.
Sit(otAy V. a. to seduce, to corrupt, to
inveigle. -tJ, m. seducer. - S'iti'6=
ttfF) u. seducing, misleading. — Sotfotelfe,
/. seduction.
5orfocbeIa , v. a. to injure, to vprong,
to prejudice, to hurt. -nbCy n. prejudice,
wrong.
^otgaEting, /. grating.
5otgapa (Ig, v. r. to be smitten, to be
enamoured of.
Sitgifty n. poison, venom, bane, -a,
poisonous ; malign, pernicious, -igl^etj
/. venenosity ; malignity.
^OCgtfra} V. a. to give away; to forgive,
to pardon ; to poison.
5orgIafa, v. a. to glaze, to ^-itrify. -
Soigla»ning> /. vitrification.
|5crglefa, i^. a. to rarefy. - ^otglej
ning, / rarefaction.
5orgIottltrta, v. a. to forget,
^orgrxpa fig, v. r. to trespass a;
to ofl'end, to "Nvrong. - emot lageti
to trespass upon the law. - ^ctgti
pelfe,/. offence, transgression,
pass. - 5crgttplig, a. offensive^
captious.
5otgtunfcj m. forepart, foreground.
5orgcymma |!g, v. r. to be enraged.
Sotgu^a, v. a. to deify; to idolize, «
adore. - ^Otgufcntng, /. apothec
adoration.
5otgyBa, f. a. to gild; *to col
-re, m. gilder. - ^orgyttntng, j
gilding,
^orga, *>• n. to wear away, to paa
away, to go off, to vanish. — jig, v. r
to blunder, -ngetl , u. lost; gone
cast away. -9, i>. d. to perisli, to b
lost, to vanish, to be oast away.
5crgar, ad. the day before j'esterday
5rgar&, m. foreyard, forecourt.
5orgafre9, ad. m vain, to no purpose
^organglig) a. perishable; transient
\)tty f. transitoriness.
5orgata. v. a.xo forget, - Secgaten
Uty f. forgetfulness, negligence.
5crgatmige j j n. mouse-ear, scorpio
grass.
5otgota, f. a. to make away, to kill
to bewitch. - tit f e(lfC , to cai
abortion. — ^Otgottliltg, f. destruction;
enchantment; abortion.
5ot?)ala, V. a. to spin out, to prolonj
to protract the time ; T. to tow ; t
remove a ship from one place to al
other. (
5oc]&an&j/. precedence; elder hand
Idest liand. i - , previo^ly.
^or^affa, v. a. to overhasten, to pr«
ipitate. -b , a. precipitate, rasl
nbc, n. precipitation.
^orlbatlig, a. odious, hateful, detest**
. —\)tty f. hatcfulness, odiousneMt
5ot(>Ctfa fig, v. r. to grow warm, to be
irritated, to grow angry.
%lt\)t\Ay V. a. to bewitch.