A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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iparlment; T. the hold ; passage, til fig
p to take lodging, fotjia -met, the
a. vaste, large. [upjier hand,
uniorj n. alarm, tumult.
untpA J f. buttock; tail, rump. -
RumptAng, m. coccyx.
.«mp», V. a. T. to wear.
rlinil} /. runic character. - RunfF, a.
runic. - Uutlfiafj m. runic calendar.
*Un&j /72. round, ga -j to walk the
ids. — , a. circular ; large, liberal.
ad. round; largely, -t om, -t
cmfting^ ad. roimd about, -flftig,
imdish, -t>et, /. roundness, cir-
cularity. -]}0lti, -bult) n. masts,
topmasts and yards belonging to a
(»hip. -(lytfe, n. the third of a far-
thing, -ft, V. a. to found. -Ililig) /.
raimding, roundness. — elj m. round,
circle. — cligertj ad. largely, plenti-
fully.
tUtlfa, V. a. & n. to shake, to wag;
to be loose. - paj to shake, to stir. -
Sunftliftg, /. shake, tottering.
tUSj n. driuiken fit, drunkenness, taga
ffg itt -, to get drunk. -giflXlllbe, a.
intoxicating. - Sufflj v. n. to fuddle. -
Uujig> a. gone in drink, halfseas over,
lufa, f. 71. to rush. - ftam, to rush
forward. [o. cliill.
lufT, -rabetj n. chilly weather, -ig^
lufTa> /. a green branch.
lufTfl) V. n. to tremble,
lupin, n. raisLn.
lufta, V. n. -ftg, V. r. to arm, to prefer,
to prepare. - foc ^emmA=
to manage the farm. - (Ru(l)
— l>allj n. lands bound to furnish a
trooper, -^attftte, m. owner of a land
which is bound to furnish troopers.
-fammsre, m. armory, -miiilatf,
laster at arms. -t)agn, m. munition-waggon,
-ningj /. arms and
furniture, -nitigstjenjl , m. escuage,
! solute fellow, rake, roisterer.
pXUy f. rue.
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l^ym. 653
Xutaj /. pane; checker. - Rutig, a.
^UtiXf m. diamond. [checkered.
^utten, a. rotten, putrid. - Suttna)
V. 71. to grow rotten, to rot.
Kya, /. rug, a coarse nappy coverlet.
Xytf, n. pull, pluck, jerk, start. -