A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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ad. how. - t>a? how then?
.0? ->«tt, a. what kind of,
what. -lefcesi -lun&a, a«^.
after -what mauner, by what
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gufen, m. huse. - ^ijsblas, n.
isinglass, carlock.
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^llfat, m. hussar. [vage.
. -ribfl) ad. how far.
^Ufeta, V. n. to make a noise, to ra-
^Ujlnj, /. wife, spouse.
iu6, . house; family, ga pa Met, ^Ut, i. be gone, vtta -, to know man-
go to tlie privy, uttm — > out of ners, —a ^xt) V. a. to take one up
doors, -flgfl, /. domestic discipline, sharply.
-flftig, a. thiifty, husbandly. -ie= ^lltla, V. a. to shuffle, -re, m.
^>0f, TZ. domestic ii5e. -ton^C, m. shuffler, shuffling fellow. - igutleti,
master of a family or of a house. lagflfl n. shuffle.
^riingen pa -bon&en, to put a churl ^rab, a. what. - for en, what a,
upon a gentleman, ombyta -, to fraga - bet at', ask what it is. -?
enter into an other service. -boflbfolE, how? what? - foVainntad. whence,
n. master and mistress. -btAliP) m. from whence. [bone.
manservant in a house, -fa^etym. ^Pal, -iifF, m. whale, -ben, n. whalemaster
of a family, -fflttig, a. shame- ^Palf, n. vault, arch ; valve. - pa ett
faced poor. — folf) n. domestics, fFepp, counter of a ship, -bage, w.
-fteb) m. domestic peace, -ftttt,
ad. bo-) to have free lodging. -frUj ^par, a. every. - o^ cn , every one.
/. mistress of a family, -gctab > n. -, ad. where; if. - om ttfe, if not.
furniture of a house. —gw&flr, m. pi, -af, ad. whence. -f,nn&ny a. every
household-gods. /". —bytAj house- other; each other, one another, -bag,
rent, -baa, ra. household, family. m. working-day. -bagsfeber, 'w.
fatta -ball, to settle, -batta, v. n. to quotidian ague, -bagsflabtr, pi.
keep house, to manage; to husband.
-baHa mt'&,to manage or to husband
a thing. -})tSie,te-) m. householder,
master of a family, gob -battare,
good husband. -batterfFa ,/. house-
every days clothes, -bagsittat, m.
common fare. -bera,/)r. each. -et=
tity ad. after which, -emot, ad.
whereas, when on the contrary. —
keeper, housewife. -baHtting, /.
management, oeconomy. -ballsaJtig,
a. oeconomical, frugal. -baQsaFttg=
bet,/ oeconomy. -Fete, n. family
affliction. -fuZy m. domestic remedy,
-larft, n. homespun linen, -man, m.
I cottager. -matlsFejl, m. household
fare, -mobct, /. housewife. -Tfi^O,,
\ f. housemaid, -rutlt, n. lodging,
piouseroom. -tota , /. decay of a
i house, dilapidation. — fytt, f. survey
of house, -tiuf, m. thief within
doors. -ttU^X>ity m. pi. life-guard.
-t>ia, a. houseless, without abode.
-t>afnab, /. homespun cloth. -t>atb,
m. landlord, -pacbittna, /. landlady,
—agate, m. possessor of a liouse.
-ata , /. honour of a liouse ; lady of
t>ie houie. -lifl, a. domestic.
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re, ad. why, wherefore, -iblanb, ad.
among whicli. -iftan, arf. whence,
-igenom, ad. whereby, by which,
-jemte, ad. whereby, whereto, -mcb,
ad. wherewith, with which. —ine=
beljl, ad. by which means, by what
means. — Oltt, ad. whereof, —em, om=
fting, ad. whereabout, -pa, ad.
where-upon, upon which. -ttQ, ad.
whereunto, to which, -unbet, ad.
wliereunder, by which. —utt, ad.
wliereinto, into which, wherein.
-Utut, ad. out of wliich, whereout,
from what, -vii-yad. whereto, whereat.
-Ofpet, ad. whereat, at which,
whereon. -e|l, arf. where, -jcypr.
each, -jebanba, pr. various, -g,
gen. whose, -t, -t-uty -t=ban, -t*
at, ad. whither, which way, to
which place.