A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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Setfl) m. sorro-vv, grief, wo, affliction,
iug. - Sotpbunben, a. sorrowful, af-
flicted. -fctSgt, m. mourning, -folfj
n. mourners. — fti> a. free from cares.
-fri^Ct,/. tranquillity. -faQig , a.
solicitous,careful, jealous, industrious,
-fsllifll&ft, /. care, solicitude, carefulness.
-^U9> n. family or liouse
where somebody is dead. — fliib^) a.
dressed in mourning. -lo8) a. careless,
unconcerned, heedless, unmindful,
-leg^et ,/. carelessness , negligence,
inattention, heedlessness. -mu=
flf,/. mourning-music, -qra&e, /.
elegy, -fpel, n. tragedy, -(ifltte, n.
ja t-(laBe, to follow a fimeral. -tib,
m. mourning-time, -at) «. widow's
year. -It0 , a. mournful, sad, sorrowful,
doleful, dismal, melancholy,
afflicted, —fell) a, woful ; sorrowful.
Serf) m. water-rat.
eorl,«. noise; rattling. ffltnU pi -
ett) to mob a person. — ftj v. n. to
make a noise ; to rattle.
6ect) m. sort, sortment, kind, -flmentj
belong to; to sort, to assort. — fta
Hgmcbi to provide one's self with
soundry sorts. -State t m. assortcr.
-Ctin0» /. sortment.
Sot, ti. soot, -ftftig, a. fuliginous.
-«),, n. blasted ear. -fl, v. a. to
sweep. —A tlf b ) to smut, to daub
with soot, -are) m. chimney-sweeper.
— a. sooty, fuliginous; blasty.
i{J)
6ot, OT. sickness, disease, -bob, /?!.
natural death. — , a. naturally dead,
-fang) /. deatli-bed.
©Ot^)bnfl) /. water-hen,
Sjjab) «. broth. [lif) a. spatulated.
Spabe)m. spade; spatula, slice.- S}Jab=
©pabct) m. spade.
Spaf, m. coltstair, lever.
Spaf, -fatbifl) a. tame, gentle, quiet,
tractable. -fatbifll>Ct) /. gentleness,
out, to spy out. - SpaniflB) /. tra
cing, investigation ; intelligence, ffl •
pS) to get intelligence of.
SpattfP) a. - fluga) Spanish fly ; bli
ter. - ftaf a) roller. - tyttate, ch
vaus deFrise, Friesland horse. —gtc
nC) /. verdigrise.
©pantl) m. corn-measure containin:
about two bushels, fla V'iX i— ) t'
yield well, -mslf m. corn, -maid
tsb) /. granary. -maU^anbel, m
corn-trade. -Ijanblate) m. corn-mer-
chant, -pitlb) m. granary, loft.
Spantl) n. tearaage, set of coach-horses;
span, -l^ajl, m. coach-horse
-teni) /. shoemaker's stirrup, -tibfl
re) m. jockey, postillion.
SparC) V. a. to spare, to save, to husbaud.
- ti\l en annan tiiy to reserv«
till another time. — flj) v. r. to span
one's self. - (Spat) -Vi^Ay f. thriftbox,
-fam, a. sparing, saving, thrif-
ty, -faml^et) /. savingness, sparingness,
frugality. [hawk,
Sparf)m. sparrow, -^of, w. sparrow-
Spatf) m. kick. -A-, V. a. to kick, -i
bafut) to kick. -A Af