A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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lieuteiiaut of a country. -&ome, n.
government.
'g'cfU, V. a. to plane.
^Oflip > a. civil, obliging , courteous,
complaisant. —\)tt-) f. civility, complaisance,
coiirteousness. af -\ety fOC
-\)tt ffuH, in complaisance.
i^Cft, OT. hip, haunch. |jft -j by guess.
•bcn» ". hucklebone.
-^Oft>fl, / measure, ho. ^tt 'it i&i mixi
- , it is not for me. bet iit \Ani - i
it becomes liim. ga bfpet - , to be
beyond the reach, ofpct -H) beyond
measure, out of all ho.
t^OfPflS) f. d. to behoovcj to become,
to beseem. - ^ofpifFj a. civil, cora-
piaisajit, coLU-teous.
^CfPflj m. plane, -battfj ot. joiner's
btnch. -fpan, m. sha\nng of wood.
^Offitsmailj m. captain,
^og, 7«. heap, pile. -tal$y ad. by heap.
igcp, a. liigh, taU, lofty; sublime,
great; loud; elevated, aspiring. frcp=
yet l?ar -« mailer ) the sliip is tauntmasted,
bet At mig for -t, it is
bej-oud my reach. — alber^ gieat age.
-e ItettAti gieat lords, great men.
-aftilj V. a. to esteem, to value, to
honour, -flftflbj a. houoiu-ed. -aft=
tltngj /. esteem, -altar? n. great al-
tar, -bent, a. louglegged. -bcretij
a. most liigh. -broflab , a. highbreasted,
-barsman, "'• boatswain':
mate, -bjur, n. king's game, deer
-brageii, a. haughty, lofty, -braflen^
jfjet, /. liaughtiness. -farb, /. pride,
insolence. -farbaS, v. d. to be proud.
-farbt0i a. proud, haughty, -forra=
beri, n. liigh-treason. -putlflig , a.
kind. -|)et, /. loftiness, sublimity,
highness, greatness, '^ans -]}et t hi;
liigliness. -liQen^ad. earnestly, warm-
ly , iraportuuely; extremely. -Ijub:
«. loud, audible, vociferous. —lanb)
-lanbig, a. upland, rising. -larbj a.
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proud, -mobig, a. proud, haughty,
-mal, n. capital cause, -males
fragaj /. question of great consequence,
-mogenbc, a. the highpuissants.
-qvattetj n. handquartcrs.
-rob, a. higlired. -fitlt, a. haughty,
aspiring. -fFcIa, /. university. -|iflm=
mtg, a. liigli grown, -fate, n. place
of honour, -taltg, a. Joud. -tib, m.
festival, feast, -ttbeaftoit, m. vigil,
eve of holyday . -ttbsbag, m. festival,
feast, -tibgflflber, festival habit,
-ttbltg, a. solemn. -tibUg:&et, /.
solemnity. -traft>a»lbej a. higlitlown,
lofty. -tyfF, a. & s. liigh-german.
-tanft, a. magnanimous, sublime,
-faft, m. mainguard. -rigtig, a.
very important, —pis, a. very -wise,
-palbcren, a. right honourable,
-abel, a. honoured, -re, a. liigher,
better, -fl, a. ft ad. highest, supreme ;
extremely, very, in the liighest
degree, pa 'itt -jla, earnestly, titt
bet-fla, i Ut -fia, at the most. -(lfa=
lig, a. late, deceased, -t, ad. high,
Inghly; dearly, fyrft man -t, four
men abreast, brifp* en far for -t, to
carry a business too far. -tIafPab, «•
magnified, blessed, -talffab, -tal*
fPelig, a. dearly beloved, -tarab, a.
honomed.
^oger, a. right; dexter. - af, to the
right. - om, face to the right, titt -,
^ja -, on the right, towards the right
^oja, V. a. to raise, to lift up. - JJCt*
fet, to enhance the price. —8, v. d.
- fig, f. r. to raise. - ^ojning, /.
raising. - 'gojb, /. height, altitude,
loftiness, summit, liill, eminence, ris-
ing ground ; pitch , highest degree ;
latitude, altitude, pi fftt -, at the
^of, m. hawk, falcon. [most,
^Of are, m. cheesemonger, chandler. -
i^ofarbeb, m. chandler's shop. - ^'6'
most learned, very learned, -me^ai
feri, n. higgling.
^oljfl, V. a. to cover, to vail.
f. morning service, -mcbj n. ]iaugli= igolfa, /. hull, cod, peel, husk.
tiness, pride. -moba9> t'- d. to be ^Oljier, n. holster ; spathe.