A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

—te, m. sleeper.
Sofrel, n. any victuals eaten with
bread, -fatrt, a. feeding, nutritious.
©OJH, /. soy.
Sol, / sun ; glory, i -en, in the sun.
—bflb, n. heat of the sun, apricity.
-betpning, /. sunset, -blinb, a.
dazEled by the sun. -blomma, f. -t06.
-btanb, a. sunbm-ut. -btanna, /.
sunburning. -citfel, m. solar circle.
-fjabet, rn. fan. -fotmotFelfe , /.
solar eclipse. -gIflS, n. burningglass.
-gtAftb, n. atom, mote, mite,
-gang, m. the sunset or the smirise.
-^Att, m. straw-hat. -^etta, /. heat
Sop
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Sot>eI> m. sable. -fFinnjrt. sableback, of the sun. -|>pfltf, f. -citEel. -flat,
©0tf4) /. sock. [sable, a. sunbright, evident, clear, plain.
©otfen, SoEn>/. parish. Qa -, to col- —manab, m. solar month. —tOSyf.
alms iu tbe parislies. -bo, m.
ilect
parishioner. -tub, m. a parson's
sun-flower, turnrose, dwarf-cistus.
-fFatm, m. parasol, -jltale, m. sun-
going for administering of the holy beam. -(Itnp, n. siriasis. -jlanb, n.
sacrament to a sick. -Jpte^^m. parish- solstice, -torfa, v. a. to dry in the
priest. -(tuQAj /• house where the
church- wardens and parishioners hold
Sim. -totfninQ, f. insolation. -Ut,
n. sundial, -pifpfl, /. bulbous crow-
their meetings, -flamnta, /. meeting foot, -rirtb, a. warped, cast. -'OX-
of the parishioners.
Sotfctj n. sugar. -afTj m. sugar-box,
fare, m. cock of a sundial, -at, n.
solar year. - Sola, v. a. to sim, to
sugar-dish, -bisgatc, m. confectio- dry in the sun. - fig, v. r. to bask
ner. -I>«gert, n. confectionary. -ba= in the sun. - Solntng, /. sunning.
felfe, /. confect. -bcufj n. sugarhouse,
-broi) n. biscuit, bisket. -&0= Sola, y. salt-water, brine; a kind of
fa, /. sugar-caster. -ntAfiate, m. su- plaice, sole ; sole of a shoe.
gar-refiner, -ret, /. water-parsnip, ©olb, m. pay. [litary life.
-tot, n. sugar-caue. -flta??, m. me- Solbat, m. soldier, -lefnab /I mi-
,
lassts. -fjU&flte, m. refiiier of sugar. Solf, n. leish, lam.
-topp, m. sugar-loaf, -iitter, m. pi. SolE, n. soil, dust.
garden-pease. - Sotftrt, »'. a. to sugar. Som, pr. who, which, that, ben -,
Soba, /. soda.
that which. -, c. since; as, like. -
Sobottliteti, n. sodomy, buggery. — ba(i, — t)at(i» supposing the best,
S'ff*!* /• sofa.
Somlipe, a. pi. some. [the worst.
Soffatnmflte, m. Sofnitn, n. bed- Somntat, m. summer, om -en, in the
chamber, dormitory. — ScfPfl, v. n. summer, i -, this summer. \ fomtas,
to sleep. - fott, toligt, to sleep
sound. - tUfet af jig, to sleep one's
self sober. - |»a en fa? , to consult
one's pillow. - ut , to take one's fill
last summer. -aftOrt, m. summer's
evening, -ia^t m. summer's day.
-faflel, m. butterfly, -^ytt, /. dwarf
elder, dane-wort, wall wort. -ma=
of sleeping. - tltibbflg, to take a nap nab, /n. summermonth, Jiuie. -tib,
after dinner, tltitl b«nb f«f) my hand m. summerseason. [die, to expire.
was asleep, -tlbe, n. sleeping, sleep. Somna, v. n. to fall asleep. - flf, to
Sontt, a. d n. some, i - , in some
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3on,m. son. -bettet,/. granddaughter.
bottersbottet , /. great granddaughter.
-^U(iru, /. daughter in law. -fon,
m. grandson. -fonsfon, m. great
grandson. - Sonltg, a. filial.
Sopa, /. whisk, oven-besom. -, v. a.
) sweep, -te, m. sweeper. - (Sop)
^og, m. heap of sweepings, -qrafl,
[. broom, besom. - SopOt, pisweepings.
Sep|?a,/.soup, broth.- (Sopp) -fat,
n. soup-dish, —fief, m. soup-spoon.
-fJal, m. porringer.