A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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Jlisftergal, m. niglitingale.
Hattlb, m. a kind of jury, -ttiatl , m.
a kiiid of juryman.
n«mn«, V. a. to call, to name, to mention,
-nbt) n. nomination. -re» m.
denominator.
Xlannaiy v. d. to find in tlie heai1.
^aii nantiE* ej «t,i fig matt , lie pindies
his own belly.
Uiip|?fU0C(l, ad. liardly, scarcely.
Hflffilj f- a. to chastize, to clieck, to
rebuke. - JlSpflj m. correction, chastisement.
Jlat) c. when; if. -> ad. near, nigh.
|?A langt - , by far. goc« nflpOtt foe
— } to do one some MTong. fa — j well
nigh, fa - fetn> within, except, -a,
a. near, -gra»fatt^e» a. bordering
upon, -gangeit, a. importunate, too
daring, -ma ) v. a. to approach.
-mare, a. nearer. -ma(l, a. nearest,
next. -fFyl^, a. near of kin. -flabb,
«. present, being at hand. —fynt) a.
shortsighted. -fytttljetj /. shortsightedness.
— t>arailt'e, a. present.
-rarclfe, -rare, /. presence, i j^ans
-Parclfe, before him.
Xl'axa., p. a. to nourish, to feed. - Ha=
ting, /. noLuishment; allowance;
trade. fcaHa -, to keep an alehouse.
(Uarmge) -bcift, m. industry, -fattg,
n. trade, -lo? j a. destitute of nourishment,
-meidyn. livelihood, -faft,
m. chj'le. -forg,wi. care for sustenance,
-jtatte, n. alehouse. [toiy.
Has,", point, headland, cap, proraon-
Jlafa, /. nose, fa lang -, to catcli a
tartar, ^raga in vi'i -tlj to lead one
by the nose. ^iHa, jltt - t , lo thrust
one's nose into. - (Uas) -tifltj n. the
bone of the nose. -Hob, m. bleeding
at the nose. H5batlafa> to bleed at
the nose, -bott, m. nostril. -trofT,
«. cartilage of the nose, -bralltia, J.
f^ -branna, 1o pay through the nose.
-buf, m. liaiidktrcliicf. -Ijcmitig, m.
rhinoceros. -prrla, /. saucebox.
-flyfret, m. fillip, -ttpp, m. tip of
the nose. —PtSj a. impertinent, saucy.
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XTot
pert, insolent, petulant. -Ptsl^ctj ^
Uiipla , /. nettle, bcaittia meb -
nettle. - Ha^clfeter, m. nettlcfever
Jtaflj ad. & prp. next; after; busave.
-Itben, (I. last past. -att,a<
almost, well nigli.
Uajia, m. neighboiu-.
nafie, n. nest.
Xi&ty n. net. -brOcF, «. epiplocel
-fetmtg, -Hg, a. reticular. -Jjin
/. caul, omentum, -ja , f. a. to fi:
with a net.
U'ittf a. neat, tight, ciu-ious ; savin
sparing. -Jet j /! neatness, accura
Hattdbuf, m. muslin.
^0^, /• necessity, need, want, distie
calamity, ^ct l^at ttigcrt -, there
no danger, liba -, to be in ws
liafPfl af -en» to have occasion I
rata af -eri» to be need, -t'op,
piivate baptism. -faB, «• pincli, c
of necessity, -^jelp, ^. shift. -
bail&e, a. needing, wanting. -log;
/.shift, tib. -penning, m. :
money, -rop, n. cry of distress, -f
fa, v. a. to compel, to force, -fl
nal, m. signal of distress. -fPott,
shot for help, -fptlta, /. travi;
travel, -(ladb , a. distressed^ dcst
tute. -torft, m. want, exigence, d
mand, call, -torftig, a. needful, n
cessary. -triingb, -tpwngen
cessitated. -tratig, n. cons
-Pantig, a. necessary, needful. -t>a
big^jet,/. necessity, exigence. -t>ar
n. defence in case of necessity, -g
V. a. to oblige, to compel. — ig,
necessary, requisite.
JJeJA jig, V. r. Uojas, v. d. to be co,
tented. - HojaFtig, (i. satisfactory, s
tisfactive. - Uoj?, a. content, chee
ful.-Uoie, n. delight; content;
pleasure, fata titt -S, to please.- Jll
fam, a. pleasant, delightful, agrc
able; facetious. -Jftt , f. pleasan
ncss, delightfulncss.
nift, n. neat, black cattle, beevej
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