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A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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690 Strt<br />

pomp, show, figure, pi -j ordinarj',<br />

ill ordinary, gifva upp -ett > to turn<br />

bankrupt, fora flit -, to make a<br />

great figure. - {^tatt) -flfflgt, /.<br />

politic view, -bcifl, m. deficit. -COn=<br />

tot) n. excliequer. -battle) /. statewoman,<br />

-btaflt) m. habit <strong>of</strong> state,<br />

-ftu,/. lady <strong>of</strong> honour. -f^n^C, m.<br />

prisoner <strong>of</strong> state, -forfatttltntt , /.<br />

government, constitution, -fjrepp) n.<br />

state-trick. -ifanHviQatyf.pf. statepapers.<br />

-^i(lorte, /. history <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />

states. -^us^SHlItng, /. economy <strong>of</strong><br />

state, -jpalfntlip) /. revolution.<br />

-itltte^e, fi. interest <strong>of</strong> state, -flop,<br />

a. political, -fl<strong>of</strong>l^et) /. politics,<br />

-fotlfl, /. politics, policy, -matt, m.<br />

statesman, polilician. -FutlfPflP) /.<br />

knowledge <strong>of</strong> tlie states, -mfbcl ) n.<br />

pi. finances. -mint|let) ni. minister<br />

<strong>of</strong> state, -regel , /. maxim <strong>of</strong> state.<br />

©tefl, n. pace, step ; nmdle ; footstep ;<br />

* course, measure ; T. reglct, printer's<br />

furniture, taga lattga-, to take large<br />

strides. - fOC -> step by step, -bogely<br />

m. stin-up; staple, -^jul, n..T.<br />

balance-wheel. -Iapp> m. hipbit.<br />

Stege, m. ladder ; rack.<br />

©tegfl, n. wheel. - ©tegU) V. a. to<br />

put upon wheels, to quarter.<br />

eteglitfa, /. goldfinch, tbistlefinch.<br />

Stegtit, V. a. to enhance, to raise <strong>the</strong><br />

price <strong>of</strong>. - jig, v. r. to rear up.<br />

Stef)/. roast meat, roast, -fett, -flott,<br />

n. drii)ping. -nal, /. skewer. -patl=<br />

ttfl, /. frying pan. -tOftXI,/ roasted<br />

turnip. -fpeW, n. spit, -paiib.itf, m.<br />

jack, -a, V. a. to roast, to boil ; to<br />

toast ; to fry ; to broil ; to bake.<br />

Qteljn.T. \\\ic]i. -pump,'w.liaiidpump.<br />

©tc<br />

Stel, a. stiff, hard. -t>et, /. stifTucs;<br />

-na , V. n. to grow stiff, hard ; t<br />

harden; to curdle, to clod.<br />

©ten, m. stone, af -, ear<strong>the</strong>n, bygg<br />

af -, built witli stone or brick, -at<br />

ne, pi. T. testicle, -aftig, a. la<br />

pHeous, stony, gravelly. -bit)W,<br />

a'kind <strong>of</strong> trout, -bo*) m. chamois<br />

goat; T. wild he-goat, capricorr<br />

-borrare) m. rock-piercer, -brctl<br />

n. stonepit, quarry, -btytate, m<br />

quarryman. -brytfttng, /. diggin<br />

for stones, -braia, /. saxifrage<br />

bla -bratfa) purple-saxifrage, (lo<br />

-bcatfa, pyramidal saxifrage, -btae<br />

ma, /. rock-cresses, -bunbeil,<br />

stony, -bob, a. stonedead. -cf, j<br />

evergreen oak. -fat, «. ear<strong>the</strong>n disl'<br />

-fruft, m. stonefruit. -ftif, n. stone<br />

crop, -galle, w. grease, tumour u<br />

a horses foot, -gata, /. paved si<br />

-get, /. cliamois-goat. -golf<br />

stonefloor. -gruffa, /. quarry. -gru6<br />

n. gravel, -gytfel, n. casual figure<br />

-taby m. counsellor <strong>of</strong> state ; council<br />

<strong>of</strong> state, -fflf, /. affair <strong>of</strong> state. -fa=<br />

fet) pi. state-aflairs. -fectetcrfltf)<br />

m. secretary <strong>of</strong> state. -PiSgll , m.<br />

coacli <strong>of</strong> state. - 6tflti(l, m. statist,<br />

in minerals, -gyttring, /. congluti<br />

nation <strong>of</strong> stones. -baH<strong>of</strong>l , n. stone<br />

statesman, -if, /. statiitics. -iff, bramble, -bop, rn. heap <strong>of</strong> stones o<br />

a. statistical, statistic.<br />

ruins. -buggace, m. stonecuttei<br />

StattP) n. foot, st<strong>and</strong>.<br />

lapicide. -bu9, n. brickhouse. -baD<br />

StAtur, m. size.<br />

m. plate <strong>of</strong> stone. —faja, f.<br />

cornisl.<br />

chough. -Fa(l, n. stonecast. -fa<br />

flare, m. balliste, catapult. -fi(la, ^<br />

pier, -fitt, -Hm, n. lithocoUi<br />

-f lyfta, /. hole in a rock, -fticf;<br />

suck-stone (fish). -Ffiatf , m. grosbeak,<br />

-fol, «. pit-coal. -foIsafFa<br />

/.cinders, -fta^a,/. rock-pcp])er<br />

-fniFa) /. ear<strong>the</strong>n pot. -Fannarc<br />

m. lithologue. -farl, n. eartbeii ves-<br />

sel ; ear<strong>the</strong>n ware. -Farta, /. stonecart,<br />

«-•• -lagga, -fatta, a. to pave<br />

to floor with stone. -laggate, ni. paver,<br />

-latan, /. lithology. -merg, m<br />

lithomarga. -mo^a,/. greyblue pitte<<br />

lichen, -mut, m. brickwall. -muc<br />

Fla, /. helvella. -mil#Ia, /. pholas<br />

-olja,/. petroleum. -papion,m.stoi<br />

-potflin, n. eartlien ware, delf ; bi<br />

cuit. JCligelfrt -pocflill , flial-wai

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