A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

I liave uotliiug to do with lier.
; (Ptant) a. luitamed, imbroke.
orlig> a. improper, unbecoming.
(PttDfre&SJlaHSij a. unsatisfied, uncontented.
(Ptiaganglig, a. inaccessible.
(PtiatiicfUg , a. insufficient, -\tttj.
insufficiency. [ble.
(PtlQ^tlig, a. not allowed, uuallowa-
(Ptjenlig, a. unfit, improper, unsuitable
; inconvenient ; inexpedient, -^etj
f. inexpedience, impropriety. -
(Ptienfl, m. ill office, -dftig, a. unwilling
to serve otliers.
(tivi 637
slate of being leaky.
(i)tOt(ltg, a. not lliirsty. "^XxHi. fig -
s thir,
(i)uml»ArIig , a. indispensable. -\it-,
f. necessity.
(Pumgangffim) a. unsociable.
(Dunbganglig, a. inevitable. -\)ttyf.
unavoidableness. [ble.
(Dim^pif Itg ^ a. inevitable, unavoida-
}??>orIig) a, continual, incessant.
tPuppIcsIig, a. indissoluble; inexplicable,
-^let, /. indissolubility.
(PupymarFfatn, a. inattentive.
(Pup^?oMtI^, a. not cultivated.
(i)lip;?rattHg, a. irreparable.
(Puppfatlig, a unpremeditated.
(PurfaFtltg, a. unaccountable.
(Dut??IailIJg, a. indelible. [trable.
(PutrailfAflig, «. inscrutable, impene-
(Dtro, /. unbelief, incredulity, -get!, (J)llHliHtg, a. not to be worn out.
«. incredulous ; faithless, false, infidel. (Putfliitflig) a. unquenchable.
-tet, /. infidelity, unfaitlifuluess. a)utfaglig, a. unspeakable, ineffable.
-Itg, a. incredible, -lig^et ,/. in-