A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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S'iti)Vittl&y V. a. to spoil, to biuigle, to
huddle. [a ship.
5otl&y^«, V. a. - ttt fTcpp, to shealh
Sct^ytA, V. a. to let, to let out. - tn«=
tCOfet, to ship men.
Sot^atta , V. a. to withhold ; to con-
ceal. - fig, V. r. to relate, to be ; to
behave. —n&C, n. witholding; behaviour,
dealing; state; proportion,
5or]&abi!, f . a. to disdain.
SitViiVA fig , f . r. to triumph over
insult upon ; to be proud of.
^ot^^nge ett. ^or^iingfelj n. cm-tain.
5oriat^a, V. a. to harden. - S'iti)at-
^elfc, f. obdiu-ation, hardness of heart,
5or??aria, v. a. to ravage ; to waste. -
5orI>arieIfe, /• havock, devastation.
^ot^atliga, v. a. to glorify, -tlbe, n.
glorification.
vSotl)OJ«j V. a. to raise, to Increase ; to
enhance. - ^Otl&OJttinS}/. raising, increase,
[to dissemble.
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5otI>olja, V. u. to cover, to conceal, 5orfi;tlef, m. predilection.
5ot|)Or}/». examination, trial, -a, v. a. Sittatttai V. a. to declare one a here-
to examine, to try.
tic. - S'itlUttin^-y f. accusation of
^orifta fig, v. r. to grow passionate. -
^OttftAtl, /. passion.
5ot jaga, v. a. to expel, to force away. -
5otjagning, /. expulsion.
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Sotl)inbety n. impediment, obstacle. clear up; X.o glorify, to transfigure.
-lig, a. obstiuctive. - S«t^itl^^fl) v.
a. to hinder, to oppose, to cross.
- mi^noje, to appeal. - fig, v. r.
to explain one's self. - ^OCElattng,
S'ithiel^ai *>. a. to help.
/. declaration; interpretation; justi-
5cr^oppntng, /. hope.
fication ; transfiguration.
S6t\)uii f. prepuce, foieskia.
5otElcnfl, f. a. to detract, to defame;
jOrWggfl, V. a. to barricade. - fig, to disparage, -tlbe, n. derogation;
V. r. to misstrike. - fig i talj to com- aspersion. -5orEIenItg, a. detractory.
mit a blunder. - ^otl^uggning J /. S'otfUda, v.a.T. to betray, to discover.
barricade.
5otflA^fl, V. a. to disguise. - 5orf Ia&=
S'iti)Mi n. portal, gatehouse.
fling, /. disguise.
5ocflabe, n. apron ; cover, pretence.
$Otftta)?)?a, f. a. to lessen, to curtail.—
Sotfnappning,/ curtailing, lessening
of the portions.
Serfrttppa, V. a. to connect, to join. -
Sotfnippelfe, / connexion.
Sorfofra fig, v. r. to improve, to increase.
- ^otfoftAfi, 5otfoftmg, /.
Improvement.
5otf oIn«, V. a. to burn to coals.
SotfomtniJj tJ. n. to be lost.
Sotforta, V. a. to shorten, to contract,
to abbreviate. - ^OCfortnittg,/. shortening,
abbreviation.
Sorfro^fl, f. a. to crush ; to abate, to
humble. - ^StftO^ttillfl , /. crushing;
humiliation: contrition.
^OtfrattEfl, V. a. to corrupt, to deprave.
S'itfunnay ' a. to announce ; to promulgate,
-nie, n. publication ; proclamation,
—re, m. proclaimer.
^orfyk fig, v. r. to catch cold. - S'it*
fylllitig, /. cold, chill.
Serf op, n. forestalling, abroachment.
-« fig, f. r. to buy a bad bargain;
to mistake in throwing.
5otEflttna, V. n. to grow cold.
Sort ora, f . a. to overdrive (a horse),
5otf flfl, n. the first throw.
^orlfl&fctttng, /. wad, wadding.
5otfflfl«, V. a. to reject, to refuse. ^Ctlag, n. stock, store publication
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-fibe, n. 5ocf aftiiing, 5ocf aflelfe, /. charge ; advance of money. — sntfttt,
rejection, refusal, improbation. - 5or= m. advancer, furnisher; publisher.
f cfHig, a. coudemnable.
-Stiittiglbct, /• copy-right.
5orSlftr«, v. a. to declare, to pro- 5ocIflg, n. T. recipient. [/. lameness
claim; to explain, to illustrate, to SStUnifl, I', a. to lame. - ^OtkltlumBj
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