A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

sfyfrfj n. the brim of a hat.
Sfrgt'j n. shade, shelter, i - af » under
the shade of, under protection of.
3fy|tS> v. a. to disgrace,
to scandalize. -Atlbe) n. affronting.
— lig) a. opprobrious, ignominious.
SFytnlij , V. n. bet -c for ogoneit , it
glimmers before my eyes.
8f ymltg, a. grizzly ; dusky, cloudy.
Sfymtna , v. a. & n. to intercept the
liglit, to stand in tlie light ; to grow
dusky.
6fymmcl) m. white or gray horse.
Sfymnirtg) /. crepuscule, the dusk of
the evening, the tvinlight after sunset,
the shutting in of the day.
Sfymt, m. glimpse.
©fymtA, V. n. - foe ogonen, to have
a slight sight of. - fotbij to go
hastily by.
©fynbfl) V. n. to haste, to hurry, to
»peed, to hasten, to make haste, to
be in a hurry. — tneb j to hasten , to
to hurry v/ith. - fig , f . r. to make
haste, to speed. - fig tott, iftStl
Swedish - English Did.
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Utl&an, Ut, to speed away. - Sfynfes
fant) a. hasty, quick, speedy, instant.
-Ijetj/.despalch, haste, speed,celerity,
Sfyttj m. huntsman, gamekeeper, hunter,
woodranger. -en> T. the archer,
Sagittarius, sagittary.
Sf^ba, V. a. to behold, to view. -
(©f«5e) -btO&, n. show -b
-tnytit, n. -penning, m. medal,
-plats, m. theatre, stage, -fpel , n.
show, play, drama, -fpelflte;
actor, player. -fpeletfTfl, /. actress.
SEaf, n. interwall, spell, turn, bout,
-tflls, ad. by intervals, by turns.
Sfal, 772. basin, bowl, snecker: health
toast, itx&i. ens -, to drink one's
health, to toast one. -tg , a. concave,
hollow, -ig^et,/. concavity,
hollowness, concaveness. -ptinb , n.
SJap, n. press. [pound.
Sf aCfl, SfAtfA, /. notch, score ; slash,
Sfatf, m. pied horse. -»g, a. pied.
SfAfte, n. rough horse-tail.
Sfiifte, n. ri&a -, to ride or to guide
the first pair of horses.
SFaft>et,/._p/. shivers in flax or hemp.
Sfagg, n. beard. -btufT, n. rough
chin. -los, a. beardless. -mufilA) /.
centie-tish. —tpal, m. beard -soap.
-ig, a. bearded.
SFaftA, /. scutcher, swinglehand;
arrow. -, v. a. to swingle, to scutch.
Sf aI, n. reason, ground, motive. gCtA
- f Ot fig , to do one's part. tAgA -
for en rarA, to ask a high price for a
commodity, -ig, a. reasonable, moderate,
just. -liQ^etf /. reasonableness,
justness. [sea-dog.
SJaI, m. sea-dog, seal. -put,»«. young
SfAlfPA, / shivering. -, v. n. to
shake, to quake, to totter, to shiver.
Sf Att, a. dashed, watery, thin, washy.
- tnjblf, thin, poor or skim milk.
SEatta,/. bell.- SfAOgumfejm. bellweather.
SEaHA) v. n. to bark; to scold. -
SEaQsotb, n. abuse, nickname, name.
SEalm, m. rogue, knave, villain ; wag.
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