A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

sparkle. - eftet) to look for witli a
light. - eftec ncgot fctlota&t, to
make inquiry by publication for something
lost. - eftec eti rymmate, to
make hue and cry after a run away.
- for ^tU^folf, to bid the bans, -pa
en ttelgbcp, to bid a holyday. - ut,
to ask the bans. - ut m rtf^^ag) to
proclaim a diet. -nbe> a. shining,
bright, splendid, -tf) m. moth, nocturnal
butterfly. - (£yd) -clS«t, m.
pi. jack in a lantern, -maf?, ni. glow-
V'orm. -nifl0 , /. lighting public
;
notice given, ban, bidding the bans,
-(lert) m. phosphorus.
Aypnaj V, n. to listen.
iyila, V. n. to choose, to list, rtltg Iy=
flcr ret») I should like to know.
£y(ieit, a. rata - eftet, to long for.
-bet, /. longing. - ilylbnate, n. fill.
iylttlilSj /. vehement desire.
£,y)ler, a. clear, bright.
iLyfira, v. n. to listen.
£.yte, «. defect, blemish, fault, deformity.
- S^-^tU a. maimed, difformed.
£^^i;, f. n. -pife) to adliere, to cleave,
Jlata, /. drawer, till. [to stick to.
i i,C,^-> a. low ; humble ; mean, base, ab-
' ject. -bent, a. short-legged, -l^fllt)
a. halt. -\)ety /. lowness, meaimess.
— liin^} a. low in situation.
fi.£pa, /. flame. -, t-. tj. to flame.
S.hX', n. loan, lend. -gifPfltC, m. lender,
-tagare, m. borrower, -a, f. a.
to borrow ; to lend, —a Ut , to lend
out. -a fitt ora ctj to give ear to.
ilcng, a. long; tall ; far. -bent, a.
long-legged. -biirtfen, txaQA ut
pa-banfen, to delay. -Vi^iz^ pilong
tiousers. - a late spring.
-fatnbet, /: slowness, -^nt-) a. \>an
at -fintj his anger lies lurking in liis
heart long. -fJeppSj ad. fore and
aft. -flutt, a. having an easy descent,
-fyrit, a. far-sighted. —tibcXy
m. spun tobacco, -oarigj a. long, of
long continuance, -rattg^et, /. long
continuance, duration. —Pagaj a.
from abroad. — tj ad. long, much;
far. fa -t, so far, to this, -t flotte,
by far the greater, -tbort, far off.
t- forut, long before, -t iftan, from
afor. pa — t tiat, bya good deal, no-
£anga, /. ling. [thing near.
S,c,ty m. large chest, bin.
£at, n. thigh ; buttock, leg. -ben, n.
thighbone. —fobet, n, a pair of
£aSj n. lock, e) batla -» not to keep
shut, bet gat albrtg i-, it will never
do. -fjaber, m. spring of a lock,
-gang > m. ward of a lock, -fmeb,
m. locksmith, -folf, -tigelj -ten*
m. bolt. -tapp,/n. lockcock. - Aafa,
V. a. to lock. - in, to lock up. - fig
innc, to shut up one's self. - unban,
to luck up. — upp,to unlock, to open.
- en Ute, to lock one out of doors.
£at, m. sound, noise, -a, v. n. to
£.ata, V. a. to let, to allow, to suffer;
to permit ; to cause, to make ; to omit,
not to do. - bit, to forbear. - bUfra
betptb, to give up. bet later fig idle
gota, that is not practicable. - igen,
to shut. - upp , to open, bet latfC
bora fig, that is something like.
£atfa, V. n. to make as if.
£.a, n. lee. i -, a lee, to lee. -fegel,
n. studdingsail. -fib«, /. leeside.
long, -lifrflt, a. longlived. -lig, a. £,atf, a. leaky. -, n. leak, fjeppet at
-Itga tibct, many years, many a day, — , the ship is leaky, —a, *". n. to
longtime, -ntobig , a. longsufiering. leak, to run. -age, n. leakage.
-mobigbct, /. longanimity, foibear- 4.atfet, a. delicate; dainty, -"bitf m.
ance. -pannfl, /. dripping-pan. titbit, -mun, m. sweet-tooth. -\