A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

swear to a thing. - jlfl tneil > to for-
©riimt) m. swarm ; crowd. -4, v. n.
to swarm; to riot; to fancy, to extravagate.
-a omfrittfl, to rove about,
-atf) ni. fanatic, visionary; reveller,
rover ; rioter ; cracker, squib, -ett)
n. fauatisui, revcry.
©Piirta, /. black-duck.
Sparta,/, blackness, blacking; T. ink.
-, f. a. to blacken, -tl&e, n. *defa-
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committee of surveyors, -ittti , m.
horizon. -Ilftf, m. optic nerve.
-XlunlU m. point of view. -PtHa, /.
false show, illusion, -rinfel, /. op-
tic angle, -a > v. a. to survey, to
view, fo examine, -atlbe, n. -itlfl,
f. visitation. — aSj v. d. to appear,
to seem. t>il)a -aS, to want to appear.
-C , fe t -C, to have the gift of
second sight, -lig, a. visible, appa-
rent. -ligUt y f. visibility, visible-
Synaflcga, /. sj-nagogue. [ness.
Sy, V. a. to seTT. - fore, to stitch to. Syilb,/: sin. -afcetf, m. scapegoat.
- flatfoirt, to do plainwork. -bafle, -bcfannflt'e, /. confession, -fall, «.
m. sewing-frame, -bytta, /". tablc- the fall of the first man. fleb, m. depin-cusliiou.
-I>an&fFe, m. sailorluge, flood, -fct^ -los, a. sinless,
palms, -nalj /. needle, -putigi w. -offer, n. sinoftering. -a, f. n. to
knitting- bag. -titig, m. thimble, sin. —atCy m. sinner, -tg, a. sinful,
sewing-ring.
wicked.
Syft, m. south, -eit titt t)filen , south Synncrl^et, /. i-, ad. particularly,
by west. -Ojlj m. south-east. e(ij especially. - Synnctlig, a. singular,
south south-east. -t)C(lj m. south- particular, special, —en, ad. particuwest.
—rin^, m. south-win J. —vatts, larly, especially.
ad. south- ward. -lifl) «. soutlierly, Syta,/ acid, acidity, sourness, sharp-
southern.
ness ; moistuess ; crudity; sorrel. —
Sy^a, f . a. y. to heel, to seel.
f. a. to sour, to leaven, -nbf, n. acid
©yfta, V. n. to aim. - ^)a, to aim at; fermentation. — Sytltg, a. acetous,
to refer to. - Styfttting, /. aiming sourish. —^rt,/". sourness, acetous-
;
aim, allusion. - Syfte, -Ectrt, n. Syten, /. lilach. [ness.
sight, -mal) «. aim.
SyrmafT, m. sea-woodlouse.
Syftaj V. a. to wet the malt in the Sytfa, /. cricket.
mashing- tub.
SyfFotl, n. brother and sister, -batfl,
©yl, m. awl. -gcas,n. archer. -flan= n. cousin-gei-man. -byte, n. cross-
ba, /. camelfly. -Ott, /. awlwort. match, intermarriage.
©yll, m. gioundsel, ground-plate. Syfltftg, s, c. second-cousin. [do.
Sylt, n. -fafec, p/. preserves, fructs Sypla , V. n. bafpa att - , to have to
preserved in sugar, -ai/. tripe. -fot= Sypla, /. business, task, occupation;
tet » "I. pettitoes, -f al , f. Sutf al. employment, fimction, office, place. -
-mangelffa* /. tripe-woman. -fa= Syplolcs, a. unemployed, idle, not
fet^pl^ comfit. — 4> *". a. to pickle; busy, -lety f. leisure, idleness. -
to preserve.
(5yple) -matt, m. proctor, attorney,
©yn, /. eyesight, vision ; face ; vision, manager. —^Utta , f . a. to occupy, to
apparition; sight; survey, foc -9 busy, -fatta fig meb, to employ one
frutt* to save appearances, -apel, m. self about, -fatta etl, to keep one
optic axis, -bat, a. visible, appa- busy, to employ one. -fatttttftg , /.
rent, conspicuous, e'S'ident. —b&tbttj occupation, business.
f.
visibleness. -ebom, m. declara- Syilet, /. sister, -batfl, «. the sister's
tion of surveyors, -eitiatt, rti. sur- child, -bottec, /. niece, -fott, m.
veyors. -vtiAti m. surveying-court. nephew. -paHinc , m. long smooth-
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