A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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etaii y a. - pa rcfa j being on jour- Stall, n. stable, -brcber, m. companey,
rata -i faraj to be in dannion, -bralig, m. stableman. -ma<
ger, ej rata - pit penninflac, not flare, m. riding-master, -s^tym. stall-
to be ill cash. [ly, firmly. fed bullock, -a, V. a. a n. to stall ;
Sta^cItgett) ad. constantly, standfast- to stallfeed ; to stale, to piss. - Stall*
etatfaila, v. a. to confij-m, to corro- tling, /. stall-feeding; staling, piss.
borate. - Staifajlelfe,/. confirmation. Stalp, n. rush, brabjupt -, rush into
Stabflaj f. a. to ordain, to enact, to a precipice.
direct; to strengllien, to settle, to fix, Statn, m. trunk, stock, body; stock,
to make firm. - fttt fitltie, to settle race, stem, lineage, pedigree, origi-
one's mind. - fig, *-. r. to strengthen, nal, family; tribe, -bof, /. brief;
to become firm, to thicken; to i-emembvauce-book. -faber, m. the
settle one's mind, -b y a. ordained, first ancestor. -got>«, n. family-seat,
strengthened, firm, -b al^et) years
of discretion. - Stabgaj / ordinance,
-bus , n. the house a family is descended
from. -Ian, n. fee simple,
prescription ; firmness, j'ears of discretion.
- Stabtfl) a. steady, firm, solid,
-orb, n. primitive, radical word,
tafia, /. pedigree. -tt'i.i , n. tree of
stable, fixed, settled, constant, -^etj consanguinity.
/. firmness, steadiness, constancy. —ra= Stamma, v. n. to stammer, to stutter,
t&nbe^ a. perpetual, perennial, con- to falter, -re, m. stutterer.
tinual, [to lodge ; to thicken ; to stop. Stamp, m. stamp, pestle, pounder,
Statnaj v.n.&a. to stop, to stagnate, -qrarn, /. stamping-mill, -m^y V. n.
StahlfJur)/n. small hare's hawkweed.
Staf, m. staff, -jern, «. iron in bars,
fi a.\o stamp ; T. to pitch ; to stamp,
to poimd, to beat.
ntctcurii -, Mercury-wand, -farl, Statlbar, n. standard.
m. beggar. — tUttl ) n. stack of wood Stanbert, m. T. broad-pendant.
of 27 cubic feet. [der's foot. Stailf, m. stink.
Staffattsirt, /. staves-acre; Alexan- Stapel, m. pile, heap; belfry; stocks;
Staffett, m. express, courier.
staple, emporium. latagSaf-, to
Staflett, m. easel.
Stafra, v. a. to spell. - eben for napott)
to administer the oath to one. —
launch, -fri^et, /. liberty of trading
to foreign parts. -(lab,w. stapletown.
- Stapla, V. a. to i)ile, to
etafpelfe, /. syllable, -matt, n. syl- lieap, to pile up. [falter.
labic quantity, metre, prosody. Stappla, V. n. to stumhle, to trip, to
StafPet, m. liedge-pole.
Stare, m. stare, starling.
©tag, n. stay, ga oft>Ct -, to tack a Starf, a. strong, robust, vigorous,
ship. - jungfnj, heart, hart. - Io= hard, hearty, great ; loud ; tbng. -\)«ty
bra) /. T. grommel, hank. — , «.
f. strength, vigour, firmness. -lem=
collar. - tatfel, n. garnet, -fcgel, n. mab, a. stronglimbed.
say-sail, -a, v. a. to stay.
Starr, m. cataract; (bftt) albugo;
Stafa fig, V. r. to stake one's self; to (gra) glaucoma; (fPart) amaurosis,
miscarry for.
guttascrene. flitfa -etl, to couch the
@tafailt, f . a. to mark out, to set out. eye. -blttlb, a. quite blind, -nclym.
- ett lager, to pitch a camp.
T. couching needle.
Stafe, m. stake, stick; candlestick.
Stafernat, n. T. burton.
etafet, n. palisade.
Starr, /n. -gras,/?. carex, sedge, -bo,
n. watermeadow-hay. -paQ, m.
watermeadow.
etaf jia, m. shad.
Stat, m. state ; establishment ; atten-
StaQ, m. bridge.
Si^edish.Eii£Uih Diet.
dance j poition, allowance;
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