A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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-fr«Ile, m. scull. -fr»I, /. brainpan,
scull. -fPilj^-cajjital argument,
-fptftfj n. original tongue; choice
sentence, -jiab) m. capital, metropolis,
-flol, w. capital sum. -fhipflj ad.
headlong. -|lytfe, «. chapter ; capita]
part. -fumm«j /. capital sum, capital
stock, -fpogj a. crackbrained. --(vaQ-
^etj /: craziness. -(»«!, m. scalp,
-fatC) n. residence. -tOflj m. fundamental
tone. —VAttenfoty m. hydrocephalous,
dropsy in the liead. -Parfj
m. headacli. -yt»,a. giddy, dizzy.
-ytAj /. giddiness.
^ugg, n. cut, slash. - e4) flafl) blows,
fa -) to get stripes, to be beaten, i f Ot=
fta—j at the first stroke, -bott) m.
punch, -jecttj n. cliisel. -etni) m.
viper, -ftotf, -fnubb) m. chopping-
block. -fpflrt , n. backsword, -fati
M. cut, wound made by cutting, -yjlflj
/I ax. -Af V. a. to cut, to hew. — fl
i, to catch hold of. -« i [nit MAQon
tAiAtii to cut one short, -a i (ien cB.
tra^ to cut or to carve in stone or
wood, -fljlp igenom iient>en,to fight
one's way tlirougli the enemy, -a neb
ed-OtnCuQ) to hew orto cut down. -A
(ig (om tyg), f . r. to fret, -as, f . d.
to lie fighting. —Att-y m. cutter, hewer ;
sabre, courtlass. -en fieri > freestone.
-it font flutfet, it is the same.
^ugn«, f . a. to comfort, to rejoice. -
mfi beloning , to consider with reward,
-b, f. comfort, joy. - ^tig=
neltg, a. comfortable.
^ugft>«I«> V. a. to console, to comfort,
-re, m. comforter, consoler. - ^ug=
fPalelfe, /. comfort, consolation.
^uil i. quick! on! huzza!
^llf, m. cap, promontory.
^Ufa, ad. . flesh, liigga p« -et, to gather
flesh, to grow plump. -ig > .
plump, full and smooth.
Sillier em bullet, ad. topsy-turvy,
putting, TO. barb, beard,
^ult, m. coppice.
^um. fa - om, to get a hint of.
Sumk, /. bumblebee.
^umle, m. hop, liops. lagga - |
&ri*e, to hop the beer, -btnbfl , .
epithyme, dodder, -gatbj m. '
3-ard, hop-ground. -\)'i > n. yi
clover. -fno;>JJ,w. hop, bell. -Flaf
m. tendril of hop, vine, -jlanj
-flot, TO. hop-pole.
Summer, to. lobster, -fupa, /. pot.
^umot, n. humour, disposition.
*»unb, TO. dog. -en fom busbonbei
like master, like man. -bagame, •
pi. dogdays. -eying, m. dog's gra
couch-grass. — floEa , f. wolf's bai
aconite, -foja, / kennel, -foppe
n. dog-couple, dog-collar, -futta,.
dog's hole. -Eop,/i. dog-cheap. -loF«
/.wild chervil.-penntng, TO. very lo'
price, trifling sum. -tOfpa, /. biyon;
-fiuFa,/. hydroplioby. -fliema, ,
dogstar; dog. -tunga, f. hound
tongue, dog's-tongue. —Ota, n. dog
ear. -sfott) m. scoundrel. -(T, c
doggish, canine ; enormous.
^unttaj^un&ta&e, a. hundred; hun
dredth. en iblanJ - , one in a hun
drcd. fej; fct -> six per cent, -fatt
a. hundredfold, -tal, «• number
dred. -tAUy ad. by hundreds. -attS
a. of hundred years, centenary.
^unget, to. hunger, appetite, -log, a
without appetite. -Icsbet, /. loath
ing. -not*,/, famine, -fjuf a , J
bulimy, canine appetite. - ^Utigta
V. n. to hunger. - % bjal, to stai
witli himger. - ^ungttg, a. hungry
-mage at bafla fetfen, hunger i:
best sauce.
^urtal i. huzza! -top, n. cheer
— , V. n. to huzza, to salute will
cheers.
^urtig, a. brisk, smart, sprightlj
-bet, /". briskness; amartness.