A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

. nage ;
-. a. to bend, ti
_ cftet, f. r. to
mjjly -vvith. [sucks.
[irtnSj a. dry. JJUIIipm flC -} the pump
liiinfM) f. n. to scud.
(latl|lol> m. elbow-cliair, easy chair.
iapp, m. lip.
!Laj»pja) f . «. to lap. - p*, to lap of.
text.-, V. n. def. jag liir, I shall, I am
like to, I seem to.
£.flta) V. a. £t n. to teach, to instruct;
to learn. - tltflntillj to get by heart.
- tit) to serve out one's time, bli Ut'
I«r&j to be out of apprenticeship. ut=
Vitiy cunning. —j/". doctrine, dogma;
religion; tenet; apprenticeship. -
&,'it'iya. &s. learned, literary; scholar.
- £arbomj m. learning, erudition,
scholarship, instruction, -sii'
fate, m. scholar. - iaraftiu, a. docile,
docible. - £,arafti5l)ct,/. docili-
ty. - (&At) -trcfj n. apprentice's indentiue.
-byggtiab,/. system.-girig,
a. eager after knowledge. —go#e, m.
apprentice, -gtun&cr > m. pi. princi-
ples, elements, -jungc j m. disciple,
-ntailatei m. teacher, master, -ttlajlfl'
tintifl, /. mistress, -penningaty m.pl.
apprentice's pay. betala -petttttngaCj
*to buy wit. -tif , a. instructive,
-fal, m. auditory. -fatSj m. prin-
ciple, dogma, maxim, thesis, -fptafj
72. sentence. — fptirt > m. rudiment.
-(tol, w. pulpit, -fian^et, «. ministerial
state. -fatCj «. university,
-fiitt, n. method, -tiif m. apprenticeship.
—fXy n. year of apprentice-
ship ; pi. apprenticeship. - SJaXfXtt
m. teacher, master. - ^atUnflj m.
apprentice, novice.
Aatft, n. linen. -Wi , f. liuendraper's
shop, -^attbcl, m. linentrade.
-framatc, m. linendraper.
k^M^C^y /. lark. - (£arf) -ft)«tnp, m.
agaric. -tti'Hy n. larchtree. [mate.
Aatllyrmatt , /n. under-pilot, steer's-
£afa, t'. a. to read, to peruse ; to declaim
; to study ; to say ; to pray. —
^Bitty to exorcise. - foe bflttl) to
Swedish. English Diet.
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teach children. - fot ttagotl, to read
to one. - pa, to read in. - titt
(fran) torbs, to say grace before (after)
meat. - ofret, to learn by heart.
- ofret tn retenfPap, to read lectmes
in a science. - £asntttg, /. reading,
lecture. - £.afate , Tn. reader. -
(S-aS) -bat, a. readable, -girtg, a.
eager to learn, covetous of lecture.
-famtat, m. school-fellow. -faa=
fFap, n. society of lecture, -rurm, m.
book-worm. -t)ar& , a. worth of
reading. -Hg, a. legible.
£afa, f. ias.
Sri.\fA , V. a. to refresh , to cool ; to
scale, -ttbe, a. cooling. - (AiifF)
-b&\ie,y f. quenching-tub. -btyrf,^'.
cooling draught, -mebel, n. cooling
medicine, -pappec, n. blottingpaper,
[lisp, lisping.
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