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Zil
iel\< 1 *EiQtffiling > /. preparalionj
tEinte&S) ad. ready, done, in order.
tEiatuflning , /. preparation; equipping,
[ficiency, competence.
ZiVitaaiiS, a. sufficient, -^et, /. suftEtDriifna,
*>. a. to impute. -nbCi n.
^ills, arf. till. [imputation.
tEtttfamtnane, nrf. together, jointly.
tliUfatS, m. ingredient ; allay; adjec-
tion, appcndice ; addition, insertion,
supplement, corollary.
tEinff, v. a. to look after, to take oare.
ttinfTattfa, v. a. - fig naijot, to usurp
a tiling, to possess one's self of a thing.
trttlfTs^JtJ) f. a. to form, to fashion, to
shape. - V. r. to gesticulate. -
^illfj«|)ni»g , /. formation, fashioning,
fashion, shape.
tEiUfFjwtfl) V. a. to contribute, to add. -
liEfPottj «. contribution, addition;
T. epiphysis.
TEtQfPrift , /. address ; dedication. -
^iafrdft>fl, f. a. to write to one; to
add, to insert; to ascribe, to impute
to, to owe to. - ttittlTtifning, /. ad-
dition, insertion.
tCiUfrrufrA, v. a. to screw up.
liUfFytl^a, v. u. to occasion, to cause,
^ittfpetfa, V. a. to point.
tEiEfpartAj v. a. to barricade, to stop,
littjloppa, V. a. to stop.
tExB|iun&fl, V. a. to approach, to draw
near, to draw on, to be at hand.
-nbe> a. next.
^Eiailytf fl, V. a. - ett ting, to persuade
a thing to one; to advise, to move.
—n-y f. persuasion, motion.
triUjla, V. a. to own, to confess, to
acknowledge; to admit, -tn^ty n.
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acknowledgment, confession.
tliBilan^, n. state, condition, ease, situation
; permission, leave, licence.
^ittilaSes, ad. present, at hand, by.
Para - M&, to be present at, to as-
sist at.
ZEinilabja) v. a. to permit, to allow.
trittjlaUaj V. a. dispose, to raise; to
plot, to contrive. - en nagot, to deliver
a thing to one. -te-» m. ordainer
; machinator, plotter, author, in-
stigator. - tEiajialb, a. factitious,
false, contrived. - tEiOllallntng , /;
disposition, preparatives ; ordination,
order ; machination, contrivance, in-
^tUjlanbig, a. due, belonging to.
tXiniiangai v. a. to shut up, to stop up.
ttitljlot, m. accident, symptom, -a, v.
n. to occur, to concur, to arrive, to
arrive, to happen ; to join to, to bor-
tCittfrarja, v. a. to swear to.
tEillfyn)/. inspection, superintendence,
oversight.
ZEiUfafla, v. a. to give notice, to
annoimce, to tell, to notify, to bid,
to enjoin ; to promise ; to allow. —
tEiUfagclfe, /. advertisement, notification,
order, summons ; injunction.
-II, tCinfFynbcIfe, /. impulse, imita- tCtttfanbaj v. a. to send to.
tion, instigation.
tttttfattfl, v. a. to constitute, to create,
tEiafTfltfl, V. a. to cut out. - ZiWit'- to appoint, to nominate ; to adjoin,
niltflj /"• cutting out, cut.
itiafluta, V. a. to shut, to close,
to insert; to spend, to lose, to invest,
to set up. - jitlfattning, /. adjoin-
ttidflA) V. a. to settle, to assign.
ing, addition, adjection; constituting,
littflappaj v. a. to furnish, to give investing, nomination ; creation.
out, to bestow,
tEttttag, n. attempt; offer, -fen, a.
enterprising, bold, daring; impudent,
-fen^et, /. enterprising spirit,
assurance,
boldness.
confidence, impudence,
tlitttaga, v. n. & a. to increase, to
improve, to advance, -n^e, n, increasing,
improvement.
ttxtttal, n. reprimand ; accusation, -a,
V. a. to reprimand, to accost, to address,
laflltgen -, to sue at law.
tCilltCO, V. a. to trust. - jig Attj to