A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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-n«f) n. nave, -yinnej m. linchpin,
-tacE, wi. distafr, rock, -fttiorja, /.
gome, -fpifi m. wlieel-nail. -fpaC)
n. rut, track of a wheel, -fiotf, m.
axletree of a millwheel. -petf , n.
wheel-work, -flj f. n. to wheel.
:gO) /. trough.
Jgo"^ pr. who? [hautbolst.
>5oI>OC, wi. hautboy. - "gobotil, m.
^Of, m. hoof, -^jflmmare, m. slioeing
hammer. -fPiigg) n. fectlock. -fla=
jare, ot. farner. -flagatefptUa,
/trave, travise. -ttatig , «. heeiiig
hoofboond, narrow-Iieeleduess.
-tang, m. tongs, gatherers.
^ef , n. measure, utatt - 0^ msttfl,
beyond all measure, -fflllt, a. moderate,
temperate.
^Of, n. court, -fcagflte, m. the king's
baker. -betjCIJt, m. officer of the
coiu-t. -bu^, //i. courtier, -feflrtte,/.
court-lady. -CattCettet, m. lord chancellor.
— cancctti) n. court-chancery.
-capen, n. couruchapel. -capaljcr,
m. courtier, -ftof en , /. maid of
honoiu:. -gunff, m. court-favour.
-bcttning, /. household of a
prince. -liemaW, m. courtier.
-man, m. courtier. -matfFalf, m.
lord earl; kniglit-marshal , chamberlain,
-muficua, m. court-musician.
-maflarC) m. liousesteward.
-tnaftarinna ) /. governess, -natr,
m. bufloon. -prcbifant, m. courtchaplain.
-ra&, n. counsellor of
coiut. -rate, m. superiour aourt of
justice, -fcrg, /. court-mourning.
-flat, m. coiu-tstate. -pcra, f. n. to
make a gieat figure, -reri, n. soccage.
-rifP, a. courtly, aulic.
^Obo! 2. huzza!
^olmc, m. small island.
^OlIlaFc, m. common mew.
gon, pr. she. -a, /. female, she.
-fen, /. female sex.
^onem,/"-. him, to In'm.
^onung, m. lioney. -bt, n. workbee.
-bloinma , f. lioneyflower ; twayblade.
-&agg> m. honey-dew, mil-
dew. -fagel,m. colibii. -))U6 , n
honey-cup. -fafa, /. honey-comb
-pipa, /. honey-cell,
^ep, m. heap, crowd, parcel, band
famte -en , tlie vulgar. -taU , <
by heaps, —a, f. a- to heap, to pile
^opbtaganfce, a. drawing togethei
astrictory. - ^Opbtagning, /. astric
tion ; contraction, crasis.
^Op^rtfnilig, /. gathering, driving to
gether, compression. [combir
^opfoga, V. a. to join together,
^opfaflning, /. stitching togctlier.
^opgroenbe, n. agglutination, consoli
dation.
^opf a(liung, /. throwing togetlier.
^epfnytning, /. knotting together.
^OpFof ning, /. boilijig together,
^oplappa, f.a. to patch up, to piece uf
^oplagguing , /. laying up, additior
closing, closing up. [getlie:
/". ^oprbriliug, mixtion, mixing to
^opfTrift>a, v. a. to compose, to wiit<
to compile,
^opiatta, V. a. to put together, to c
ment, to join. - ^cpfattning, /. cor
^optorfning, /. shrinking.
^optrangnnig , /. pressing or Ihron
ging together. [plic^
^optra#ia, v. a. to entangle, to co
^opperfla, f . a- to fold up.
^oppiga, V. a. to marry.
^opptafning,/. throwing together
^opp, n. leap, jump, hop, skip,
f. n. to hop, to leap, to jump, —a
to leap ofl'. -a ftan ett amnc till e<
annat, to run from one thing to a
other, -a Ofpet, to jump over,
take ; to skip over, to pass over, -a:
m. leaper, jumper,
^opp, n. hope. lefPa t -et, to live
expectation. -aS, v. d. to liopc. -a
pa, to liope in, to trust in.
igot, n. adultery, whoredom. bctriflV
-, to fornicate, cnfelt -, foniicatifcubbelt
-, adultciy. -aFtig,
whorish, libidinous, -aftigbct, J
whorishness. -baca, n. bastara